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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-11
Trustae's Sale.

QY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
u made 10 me by William II. Woods and
sarah p. his vito, bearing date the 9th day
OF August, 1855. and Of record In the Re
G ,1rdI ONCE O. Ohio County, West VII.
more particular reference Ii made, I shall on
Saturday, the 18th tlAy OF January,
1870,
At ten O'Clock, at the front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio County, proceed TO sell
at public auction, 70 the highest and best
bidder, the following described real estate
situated In the said county, Rbout three
miles north Of The city q Wheeling. and
Robert B. Woods, and by the Ohio River,
containing about thirty acres, more or leGs,
together with about elIhty.dve acres, more
or less, OF coal underlying and adjacent to
the above mentioned land, described as o
six feet vein, and OF superior quality.
said deed Of trust was given 10 secure To
Nicholas Crawley the punotual payment OF
prom 6A0ry note for Five Thousand Dol.
lars, bearing date the Gath day OF August,
lSSS. and payable To the order OF the said
Nicholas CrAwley at the Merchants Ma
tiona Bank OF Wheeling, one year after the
date thereof for value received, with inter.
eSt from date. This sale Is made TO pay the
principal OF the said nOto, with Interest
thereon rom the 2ith day Of August, 1859,
I'LL paid, and the costs OF this sale.
Terms or Sale-0ne- fourth cash, and the
remainder OF the purchase money In three
equal inStalmeuts OF SIX, twelve and eIgh-
teen months, the purchaser giving notes for
the deferred 1nstalments, bearing interest
from date 70 be secured by deed Of trust upon
the property sold, or the title will be 70.
tRined until the notes are paid.
selling as trustee will convey only such
title Us Is vested in me under said deed OF
trust, although II IL believed TO be I'M.
doubted. ]. Y. UPDkGRAFF,
uec9 Trustee
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL
Elsewhere we have detailed. the main
features Of the outrage committed by
"TOby" Vance yesterday morning, by
unIawfully entering house occupied
by n colored womanand family, threat.
ening TO kill them, and breaking their
furniture. These facts were fully de.
yeloped In the trial before the Police
Court, and he was fined to the extent OF
the Ordinance made and provided for
such cases. = "a -,I .f.g
After the Police Court adjourned,
? Toby" was brought before Judge
Johnston 10 answer to a complaint
made for the same offence under the
Statute OF tue Stale. The testimony
and "roby's" own confessions clearly
established the charge. The case, how.
ever, assumed more serious aspect for
Toby" the Justice declaring that he
should hold him 10 bail In the SUN Of
three hundred dollars for his appear.
ance at the next term Of the Circuit
Court 10 answer charge Of assault
with Intent to kill, and also in the sum
oi two hundred dollars for his good be-
hovlor during tho next twelve months.
Not being able 10 give the requisite
bonds he WAS sent 10 Jail.
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n .
MRS. DIR. Observation-Disclosures this
lady will be found at the Mcclure
House, until further notice. Her rooms
at her new quarters are crowded with
those who wish to avail themselves oil
her skill in the treatment OF disease.
We are told that she Is performing
cures considered impossible by the
Faculty. and the fame thereofIs spread.
Ing far and Wide. Several persons
from the Vicinity Of Baltimore have
been here TO be treated by Mrs. DR.. F.,
and 1t is said were very materially
benefited. The afflicted will remem-
Der the change In her location.
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The agent Of the Ohio River Salt
Company in this city, received 1861
barrels OF salt by flat6oats during the
month OF November.
PARKERsBURa, W. Va, Dec, 0.
The river Ia falling. The st. Charles
passed up. Local packets arrived and
departed on time. The steamer Rebeo.
ca lies sunk about two hundred yards
below the bridge piers, with the water
Sill on her cabin floor about three feet,
As FAR a. ascertalned there were seven
persons drowned. One OF the firemen
named Carr, and bis son, from Sardis.
O.; Richard Poole, OF Monroe county
O.; Mcintyre Patterson, George Hen.
thorne, and another man. name nj.
known, deck bands. The bodies Of
POOLE ana Henthorne have been recov.
cred. AT the Coroner's Inquest the
testimony was very conflicting 40 10
whether the railroad company had the
proper lights on the piers, also on the
barge which, It appears, the boat struck,
tearing out her side, causing her 10 sink
In about three minutes. The Jury re.
turned o verdict censuriug the railroad
company for allowing the barge to re-
main In the river after night with no
light on It, and the officers OF the boat
for bringing the boat between pliers
Nos. 2 and 8 instead Of between 8 and 4,
the channel pliers. Insured for Sl2. 900;
5000 In Wheeling, and 5000 In DIN.
cinnAu Offices. ! =
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 0.
River falling, with 10 feet 8 inches
water In the canal. A coal boat COM
taining q, 900 bushels coal, sunk on Inc
Falls this evening. The boat struck
some hidden obstruction, supposed 10
be one OF the old cribs Of The Bridge
Company. The boat was, however,
kept aaoat until II reached the head OF
Sand Island, where It sank, and now
lies In six feet water. As the river 10
falling Is will soon be dry, It was
owned by Chas. Mcdonald, OF Pitts
burgh, and valued at $500.
The river has risen sufficiently 10 put
the dam about two feet under wafer,
but the depth inside 10 nearly two feet
greater than outside, conseq uently the
water pours over with q rush that
would engult any small craft attempts
Ing to go over, and a roar that makes
Itself heard for miles. Several large
trees have been caught by their roofs,
and unless the water rises three or four
feet more will remain across the dam
"a godsend 10 drlft-catchers when the
Hood Subsidies. t.... ..
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POLICE CoURT.-"Toby" Vance and
the colored folks very nearly monopo-
LIKED the attention OF the Police Court,
yesterday morning. "Toby," 1t was al.
legged and proved, made his way into a
house occupied by colored woman and
her family, and behaved himself badly,
causing them TO flee from the house by
threatening to kill them, and wound up
by breaking the little furniture they
had. This occurred between two and
three O'Clock yesterday morning. The
case was fully heard by His Honor,
who after remarklnG that the outrage
was unprovoked md lnexcusable In Ito
character, imposed a fue OF twenty
dollars and costs. In default Of pay.
ment, Toby" was sent to labor with.
out compensation for thirty days.
Mary Green, (colored,) was up on o
charge Of creating tumult and disorder,
and was fined i've dollars and costs.
Fanny WilllamS was araIgned on q
similar charge, and as II was shown
that abe was nearly "as much slnned
against, as shining" q fine OF one dol.
larand costs was assessed. ,j,.n
Thomas Scott, known here as 'Scot>
W was up on charge OF lettering
about houses and the streets Without a
known place of residence or means OF
livelihood, but he asked that the hear
Ing Of the case beapostpoued to enable
him 10 procure the attendance OF wit
nesses. This was accorded him, and
the case continued until four O'Clock,
At that hour His Honor appeared on
the bench, and the witnesses on both
sides being present, the examination
was commenced. The testimony for
and against the accused was heard al
length. In the estimation OF the Court
the charge was not sustained, and the
prisoner was released.
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HOLIDAY GrPs-For substantial
and lasting gift, as an enduring remem.
brance, nothing to our knowledge,
would give the receiver or donor more
satisfaction than one Of those gems, q
nice SteinUay Plano, II they are too
high for your means, take an Emerson
Plano, or an Organ, which Is In the
reach Of any economical family
Nothing engeuders o love for home or
makes your family evenings more
pleasant as Ane music on fine lnstru-
ment. Such, our friends HAMILTON q
HARDING, have nice supply Of, togeth.
er with small instruments Of all kinds.
Our advice Ia to go and see what You
can do. .-,.,. ...... .r-.., 0-.-
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For Sale,

nIHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale Lot No. Al In Grahams addition 10
tile city Of wheeling, situate on the corner
OF Quincy and sixth streets. There In
good Brick and Frame House on the corner
containing rooms, with water and gas
throughout, and one OF the best cellars In
the city. There is In connection good sta
bic and carriage house. On the south end Of
the lot there Il u good frame house with f1ve
rooms fronting on sixth street. This q very
desirable location. Parties Wishing 10 pur-
chase will please call at y. J. BoydS Whole
sale Shoe Store, No. 50 Main street.
noV29sl MI WAYMAN,
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Fine Farm for Sale.

rNHREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY.
Two and Hail Acres, situate on the
GrOat KanRwhR River; ll8 acres are Kama
WhR bottom, In good state OF cultivation,
The residue Is t1ne upland, . great portion OF
which is set In blue grass. II hRSR good two
story brick dwelling house with rooms and
brick addition with rooms, nicely situated.
An excellent spring OF water convenient,
with good spring house, and other necessary
Outbulldinga. Good apple and peach or.
chards. This Is very desirable property, In
fine climate, and will be sold al reasonable
rates and on accommodating terms.
Title good. Apply to
]. N. MCWHORTER d CO.,
No. q Monroe st., Wheeling, W. Va.
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RIVER Enthusiastically the lands
Ing presented q more animated appear
ance than we have lately seen In that
locality. The Hawkeye estate and R. R.
HUDSON were discharginR freight, while
the W. +. Curtis was lying alongside,
preparing to receive for Now Orleans.
The Nora passed up. We were told
that the Hawkeye State would proba-
bly, remain here until after the launch
this morning, when she would take the
new boat In tow and 60 on to Pitts.
bursh. She (the a. 81 Is to be dis
mantled at that city, md her machine rv
.transtarrad N Tho bo,t ,rsf oonnnio,.J
- 49, H NJ Wv 80 1Us' OoIAP'e'eo
W "esslS' "uSon q punIeVy'
As stated above the Curtis Is at the
landing and has her align nm for Nav
O,,oono eho Iii a ~ - 49, ~ AZ"
oitea40' oue,"nA An" Neey nttle uln~
emily In filling up here, we believe, al
though the shipments from this poInk
N tba sonth have hoon onI,a 80
" 'ue oousu ua'e "eeu qu'te neaVy
during the last two or three weeks.
The local packets came and went no
usual. Al fouro,olook Iaat evan,no ,ba
o",.. ,as,o.,os UH ,a aa'I y, e'en'us 'ne
una'As 'uuIoa'eu nane 1851 III 'ne onan'
mel and falling, The stage at Pitts.
burKh, yesterday morning, was hve
feat aIr Inches.
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The OLD FoLKs.-aow natural dur.
Ing the gayetles and festivities OF the
holiday season, is 1t to think Of the old
iolks.' What more desirable and use
fol present can be given them than a
pair Of gold spectacles, such as can be
had at oxtoby & Dufield's Jewelry
Store, lOi Market street. below Mcclure
House. These glasses are selected with
great care, and can be exchanged until
Purchasers are suited. Call and see the
ine stock OF spec;acles, watches, jewels
~, silver spoons, &c. ' ..a
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IRoN-PHosPaoRus. cALwAYA,- Tho three
beat TONES. Skilliully and elegantly com.
bined In an Rnber.coloretl cordial beautl.
fully transparent 70 the eye, pleasant 10 the
taste, acceptable 10 the stomach, In Caswoll,
Hazard q Co.'s Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir
Of oolIsaya Bark.
Each plat contains one ounce OF Royal
CaliSaya Bark. and each tOaspOOnful con.
tains ono grain OF iron. Samples furnished
froe 10 tho profession.
CASWELL, HAZARD 4 co.,
sole manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all DruggltG
nAy9B. wosa-d&w
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JERUSALEM AND THE Holy LAND

JERUSALEM AND THE Holy LAND
From the Crusaders time to ours with
out a break or pause. long PROFESSIONS
OF pilgrims have wendell their way to-
"1hose holy fields
over whose acres walk d those blessed feet,
nail'd
For our advantage on the bitter Gross"
Almost all have a desire to see Jeru.
salem and the Holy Land. The sters.
oscopic views by ". E. James show
US In an honest and truthful way the
most striking scenes In that far Of but
interesting country. Call and see
them at PGrtrfdge'S. ..t" ..a'
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Executors Sale,

IN PURSUANCE OF THE WILL OF
/ robert Morrison, deceased will sell, at
tue front door Of the Court House for Ohio
County, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, OH
Monday, 'ho 2Oth day OF Dec. 1859,
the following property, viz: those two val.
liable warehouses on the west side OF Mar
ket square, In tho Second Ward, lying DO.
Tween the property owned by Nicholas
Orawley and Thomas Colvin, being about
forty feet In front and RAINING back TO the
alley,
Terms Of Bale-one. sixth Of the purchase
10 be paid IN cash, and the balance N i've
annual payments, with interest; 10 be So
cured 70 the satisfaction OF the executor.
DANIEL U. LIST,
uecD.tI EYeNntnr.
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CoNoBRr AND TABLEAux.-The Sab
bath School connected with Zane
Street NJ. E. Church proposes to give a
concert interpersed with beautiful tab.
leaux, on Wednesday evening, 22d
Inst. Theproceeds are to be devoted to
replenlshIng the library Of the school.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-This Court was in
session a short time yesterday morning.
Chancery business only was transacted,
which, as 1t would have no interest for
the general public, We do not report.
Adjourned until 8 O'Clock this morn
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BOAT LAUNcH.-weather and other
circumstances iavoring, the boat on the
stocks at the ship yard OF Messrs. vii.
con Il Dunlevy, North Wheeling, will
be launched this morning at nine
n'clork
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8ur SAILS.
For Sale.

A FINE NEW BRICK DWELLING
"A House on John street, between Sixth
aud seventh, containing I rooms and tin.
lHhed attic. Cellar under tho whole house
aud perfectly dry. Gas In every room
Water and bath arrangements complete
FINISHED In modern style. Tho owner took
special palms 10 have every part OF the work
done in tho most substantial manner. Al
present occupied by A. M. Jacobs, ESQ. Pos,
session given LIST OF April.
ueclO 1, IRWIN.
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THERE appears TO be great excite.
ment about Boots and Shoes being sold
80 very low by the Hubbard Bros. They
want TO close them out as soon .as pos.
sible, as they want the room for furnI.
ture, oil cloths, carpets, Co., now re.
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SAD ACCIDENT AT STEUBENv11LE.-
By dispatch received from steuben-
Vile last evening, we learn that shortly
after dinner yesterday, Mary Pearce,
Of that city, went out into the grounds
about her father's residence and climb
ed up u ladder to the scafFolding used
In The erection OF new building. In
some way, not stated in the telegram,
she was thrown to the ground, dIs>
lance offifteen feet and Instantly killed.
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AFAvoRARLB NoToRIETY.-Ths good
reputation and extended use Of
" Bro'on's Bronchial 7roehes" for
Cooghs, Colds, and Throat Diseases has
caused the Troches 10 be extensively
Initiated. Obtain only the genuine
" Browns Bronchial Troches," and do
not be Influenced by those who make
more profit by selling worthless lmita.
tons. -----. IL ----- In -
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LAUNDRY INDIGO BLuRlNa BAa.-
Something new. Call aud see 1t, ct
Edmund Bookings and Booking Il
Carols Pharmacy.
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EOfH Street Grocery Stand For Sale.

TAM AUTHORIZED TO BELL TIE
l. property on Eon street, between Second
anu Third streets, known aa the Atmeyer
property, containing store room and seven
rooms, besides kitchen, cellar, &c. There Is
y good stable on the nlley part OF the lot.
THos. o,BRIEN,
deco Real Estate Agent.
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By RENTING, and applying the rents
to the purchase, every one can become
the owner Of q first class Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine. VIM. Sum-
ner q Co., Agents, No. IS Monroe street,
Wheeling,
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CHEMICAL Sponge Backing Is su,
pertor article Of dressing for Ladies'
and chlldren's shoes. 1t don't soil the
clothes. ForHey has II.
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GtreQttteui9
Now Advert innrnenta.

Steamer st. Charles.
Spare Ribs. N-r.
Extra Refined Lard Oh. t9tl .aj.
Choice Flour.
First In the Market.
National Bank OF W. Va.
MerChAnts' National Bank of W. Va,
Holiday uoods-Mrs. GAriOrth.
Five Farms for Sale.
Specie Payment-John ROemer.
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Or CATHOLIC PRAYER Books, Rosa.
.ries. Medals, Crucifxes and Altar Can.
dies; also Of Fancy Goods and Toys, I
have full assortment, which I will
sell for cash, at prices to defy compe.
dtion, OF my store, No. 8 Washington
Hall. So - Potter I,oEoHRR. 3
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oxx, Main ST., is one Of the places
where you can get good Boots or Shoes
made 70 order or ready.made.
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LoaAS's Arnlca, for sprains, Bruises,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Palms Of
all kinds, the best and cheapest LIni-
ment.
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The Children like 1t. DR.. Chapman's
Hoarhound Balsam, for Coughs, Hoarse.
ness &C., good for old and young. Price
Is cents. .'.-i. j moo -.
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MEH's best Kip Boots, worth $3.50 fol
800, at Louis v. Blends. l07 Main
street, corner sprlgg Alley.
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A NEW lot Of womens' and MIsses'
full Baton Boots, Just received at Louis
V. Bonds, 107 Main street.
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BuCKwHEAr CAKES and Logan, Lis.
& Co.'S, Excelsior Baking Powder now
and forever, one and inseparable.
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GREAT reduction in the prices Of
Boots and Shoes at Louis v. Blond's,
l07 Main street. ~ . T" ~
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Now Is your chance to secure bar.
gains In the Boots and Shoes, selling
Of at cost, OF. James Y. Bonds, iO7
Main street.
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For Rent.

uNHE FINE sToRE.RooM AND DWELL.
i Ing corner Main and Webster streets,
CENTRE Wheeling, now occupied BY mytolf
ranged building In the city, suitable for o
tirdt.clRss retail business. Sufncient ahOlv.
lug and counters for any business, Heated
with furnace. will rent the whole house
10 one party, or divide II into stores, each 20
by79 feet with hYe large rooms Tor dWelllng.
Separate wAsh-houSe. Hot and cold water
In second and third stories; also water clos
cts. Possession can DO had December LIST.
For particulars enquire on the premises, or
NJ my residence on Market alley, west Of
Main street,
uOVlB.tf M, HEYMAE,
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ST. JoHN'S CHURCH. There will be
service In this Church tomorrow a, NJ,
and at3P, 't'r- t-.-.
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GIFTS FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-Leave
your slipper patterns with Forgey, 100
Main, II you want the soles put on,
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Read ReadI 0Readll.
CURE OF DYsPEPs1A AND soRoFuLA.
a r L

'ft. ~ TI'.l'it .Htiiy
CURE OF DYsPEPsIA AND sCRoFuuA.
Low 1851, PARKERaBURG, April 70.
Z. II. LOGAN. EBo.-Donr Sir IL wrote 70
you some time alnc0 for bottle OF Brent.
lnRerh Fluid Extract Of SarHapariliN and
Danaenon, and must Bay that Il has acted
upon mo nko charm. I have been affiIct-
ed tor near TWO years with DyBpepEia: Two.
Thirds OF the time I vomited from one 70
tnree umea day. ! had given up the idea
~ S ever gettng well and Indeed my friends
mao given up all hopes OF my ever
getting well again. Added 70 this, suffered
Win the Scrofnla very much. Since mi
september one aide Of my neck was one On.
tire sore, composed OF tome seven runni1e
sores. The use Of ono bottle has much I'M.
proved me. Ny stomach IL relieved and my
neck mas improved beyond my most mn.
gulno expectations. ! feel much encouraged.
and think by the use or one or two bottles
more, Hhan DO relieved entirely, You WIN
please Beud me two bottles By tie boat.
Toura, respectfully,
]. W. HOMER.
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For Sale to Close an Estate.
THE FIRsT.cLAss
L DWELLING HOUSE,

DN SA4A4AGN" AAOSo"b
situated on the north east corner Of Hamp-
den and sixth streets, now occupied by Mrs.
Garter. There Ia full lot, and the house Ia
In a. good condition ~ the day II was built;
everything about the premises In thorough
repair. Possession given on the 1sI OF April,
lS1n. Apply to
...- ]. P. LEWIS,
Mcclure House. Wheeling, ". Va.
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For Rent.

rINHE WAREHOUSE NOW OCCUPIED
| by Theodore Fink, fronting Quincy
street. .0.U
=, Also one on east sldo OF Main streen, near
Quincy. Possession inst OF April next.
Apply 10 a0
nOVl2.lm 'I w, L, MoAREB
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Store Room For Rent.

oCOE6 hOOm FOr hDnG.
NIHE STORE BOOM ON MAIN STREET
u now occupied by Mr.. VIM. T. Singleton
o. Wholesale Tobacco Store. This 'is
amongst the very best business locations In
the city, Possession tho 1Bt day OF April
next. Apply 10 WIN. PAXTON, Z
decS.lw Fourth Street.
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UF UHIFOBMIEXI AND HOW
WE PREVEnF IT.

The want OF uniformity In Boots and
Shoes, It Is well known; equals II mot ex-
ceeda that OF any other kind OF manufac-
and customers, we make II O rule not to re-
cotye or place on sale any goods not regular
and uniform, except they be too low In
prico 70 allow OF uniformity. To insure this
every pair Of Boots and Shoes that enters
our store Ia carefully examined and rejected
unless found correct In size, nee nom dam.
age and UNIFORM In quality,
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Use the French Imperial Bronzs.-
Forgey has II,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-11
For REM.

TTNHE LARGE AND OoMMoDIoUs Three
L story Dwelling, No. III Market street,
containing 10 rooms. This IL one Of tho
bOAL located houses In the city. Possession
"'' MRS. q. HARBOUR,
nov22.lm 40 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-11
For Rent.

AEELoDEoN HALL, NOW OCCUPIED
WI by the GoOd Templarg. Possession 1Bt
same. Also two large flnIshed rooms on
INST aud second floors; entrance same % 70
lntelllgencer Office. ImmediAt Q possession,
or Isl OF April next. Apply 70
nOvl9.lm VIM. L. MoAFEE