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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-10

a DECIDED NUISANCE.-For num-
Der OF evenings past the families resi-
ding on Centre above Fifth street,
have been very much annoyed by the
noisy and uproarious conduct OF a lot
of dirty-faced, long haired and vicious
boys. Since the city ord nance prohib'
sting the playing OF ball in the streets,
they have resorted to throwing dirt and
stones at one another, at the gentle
men and ladies passing by, and even at
the windows Of The adjacent houses.
Ca Tuesday evening after il became too
dark to play ball, the dirt game was
Instituted. but soon tagging in excite
ment, too OF the champions attempted
10 gon2e each others eyes out, with
d4reIol yslls of blasphemy and OBJ
Scenlty better adapted to BillIngs9ate
Esh market than respectable street.
Considering that one OF the combatants
only had one optic, for practical use.
the other being covered with a bu9e
green patch, the task would soon have
been accomplished had it not been for
the timely Interference OF an old
gentleman who rushed fearlessly into
the hurIy-burIy and separated them.
On wedD esday evening, as u lady
was standing In front of her door,
she was startled by the crashing OF
glass. She turned and found one OF
the front panes broken by stone,
hurled by one OF the malicious d schins,
The people residing on the street have
borne with this nuisance hoping & po-
liceInan might by some chance q tray
around In that vicinity, till patience. has
&c Asses to be virtue. Our worthy c. 1iet
of police should look into this maj ter
and decide whether such . nuissI q
comes under his Jurisdiction. II n OF
our city fathers must take the matte I
in hand,
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Trustee's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
made TO me by jacob GroScl0s and BAY
Spd OF record in the Recorders OH >e OF Ohio
County, Wes- Virginia IN Deed 6ooz SO. 80
PAGE 30J, small on
wednesday, tn 2Ist day OF July, 1859,
At 10 O'Clock A. v al the front door OF the
Court House OF CHG COoutyr W eaG NESlnia1
proceed to sell at public auction, 70 the nlSh-
Ell ard OesI bidder, the following d@cEIU-d
"a estate, situated II the CITY OF Wheel
ing nio County, W, Va, that Is TO say
LOT numbered seventJ-nlne NIyl In the OLD
Town Of Wheeling, IN the EIrAL ~ ard OF the
CITY Of " hesung, fronting on Market street,
CIrueF OF Adams street, on Market street. as
nun Tered and marked on the plat OF said
CHI; toReIner w1Lh AL the apPUEteDanc5
toITEu4tJ belonging. or IN any v Sc apPeI-
SD .'eeI OF trus! was given to secure to
FerdIaSGG WInReEteE nov deceaSedJ the
puLc,uAI payment OF the sum OF seventeen
haud.vtl Go-Iars, which deOt Is evidenced by
10 Ez4diuzEI Wlngerter or order Oy JACOB
I1LosSSICe, one LeOT after ddIe, with interest
frvIn CATE p-S Aole &eLnl-anEuaIly. Tue H.
LeIeL mas O-eu paid upon said note mp to the
Is: Gay - June, Hoo, but no part OF the
pzi2cIP-I ~ been paid.
~. sLe /. maze TO pay the pEincl pal OF
said 1-cl=, wit: the sun OF seven teen
Il ul4L. CO 20 !aEs t$IIgU) with interest thereon
from ne -, 1856, IL! p 40, and the costs OF
LIN or 5ALE-Oue-third cash, and the
bAiAAS= ~ .~o eCIua! inStaIrn ats at SIX and
twelve moLIuS, Ine purchaser giving NOES
from Gale suG title WILL DE- retained until
tbs Dl.UE inc INST incunb.a1ce on said
property me TILE the trustee Will give Is De-
Level TO De C1eN:eptionao!e. ,
hASSISAL EORBSS,
toul5-cG Tus:ee.
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RELEASED PROM JAIL.-Wm. Dahn-
hardt, ofSouth Wheeling. was commit
ted to Jail some time since in default OF
paying a fine imposed on him by Esqr.
Schultz, and failure to give bond in a
prescribed sum that he would keep the
peace for one year. He served out the
term fixed by law for falling to pay his
fine, but the requirement to give bond
for good behavior was still in force. If
he could not succeed in securing some
one to go on his bond he would have
to remain in jail the period mentioned.
That would certainly insure his keep
ing the peace and being of good behavior
towards all the citizens Of the Common
wealth. Notwithstanding the dire al
Tentative presented Dahnhardt, his out
side friends could not induce any one
to sign the bond. Things began to look
dark. The years imprisonment had
commenced, aud yet no one would come
to his relief. Finally his wife, who was
the complainant in the case, relented,
and set to work TO have her husband
released. She succeeded, twhen didn't
a woman succeed If she undertook in
earnest TO accomplish an Ohject?) and
one evening this week Dahnhardt was
set at liberty.
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Commissioner's Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF ArDECREE OF tn
n Circuit Court for ONO county, West
Virginia, rendered on the lUth day VI J June,
lssg In = cause IN chancery pending in said
Court VheEelnCarOllne ZImmer l. CON plain
ant, and c. Elias StifeI, admr, Ct dLS are de-
PENDANTS, shall, on
Wednesday, the 2Sth day oTJuIJ, 1859,
At 10 O'Clock a. N, proceed to sell, at public
aU ton to the highest and best bidder, at
the 'front.' door OF the Court House OF ohio
County, West Virginia the following de-
scrioei property, that is 10 say "A certain
piece OF part OF LOT n o. ten 40 in square
80. teu (ICl, situated on the east SIDE OF Mar
keI sIIeeI, "a the city OF Wheeling. and be-.
ginning III ms same al the south corner Of
said Ioi ". AAIket streetand running Sortn
on LEs LIE OF said los fOELy-four feet; thence
east 70 LUe alley, g parallel with the south
line Of sHE1 iUi; thence DorTy.foQr feet TO the
south uns Oh aid Lot, and thence 10 the
place CT CeEIuDInE," with all the buildings
and SppuEtcaAnces thereuntO belonging.
1EkAs OF sALE-One-th1rd cash, and the
os1uAnSs IA - aud Is months, the purchaser
6ITtoS H2tA1 WIN good security, Tor the de-
IsIIeo u-sL0.GSnthr with interest IRON date.
Or All c4za St purchasers opIion
HANNIBAL FORBES
JoA%@ - special COmmtsHlo
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PAT, TIE IRREPREss1BLE.-P
Q1inlan, as we learn from the Zanes-
vile Courier, was one OF the seconds in
the prize fight which was to come of a
few days ago near that city, between
Duffy and Burns. Pat and a man
named Harris, who was the second of
the opposite party, entered q saloon in
Zlnesville three or four evenings since,
and made themselves rather free about
the premises. This led to a fight be-
tween them and the bar keeper, in
which the seconds got worsted. To give
the business a fiue finishing touch the
police officers came along and conveyed
Pat and Harris TO the lookup. The
next morning they had a bearing be-
fore the Mayor and were fined Sl4 50
each. One OF them. paid the fine and
the other pines in prison for lack of the
needful.
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SAD AFFAIR AT WAsH1SGroN, IA
One day last week a little daughter OF
Mr.. Charles Hayes, of Washington, Pa,
climbed up on a wash stand to arrange
her hair before mirror. In some way
not known to our informant the child
was thrown to the door, breaking one
of her arms in two places, the bones
protruding through the flesh. The
father was called in, and when he
looked upon his suffering child the
sight was more than he could endure.
Becoming sick he retired to another
room, and after some time had elapsed
he re-entered the apartment where the
little sufferer was lying. This time he
was so much affected as to swoon away.
When restored to consciousness he al
most Immediately relapsed into state
Of syncope, and ever since the accident
these faintipg ITS have followed each
other in rapid succession. We heard
last evening that Mr.. Hayes is seriously
ill-resulting from great sympathy with
his afflicted daughter.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
We published a paragraph in yester-
day mornings paper in relation to the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
taking charge Of the Sandusky, Mans
field and Newark road on the lat inst,
and that the latter will hereafter be
known as the Lake Erie Division OF the
former.
Vice President John King, Jr., has is
sued an important circular, from which
we take the following as the present
organization OF the main line and diVi-
sions, the officers names, their positions
and where located:
John L. Wilson, General Master OF
Transportation and of Road OF the
Main Line and all Divisions. Ofice at
Baltimore.
John c. Davis, General Master OF
Machinery OF the Main Line and all
Divisions. Office at Baltimore.
George r. Blanchard, General Freight
Agent Of the Main Line and all Divis-
ions. OHice at Baltimore.
LAWS NJ. Cole, General Ticket Agent
OF the Main Line and all Divisions.
Office at Baltimore.
". c. Quincy, Assistant Master OF
Transportation anu Oh hOAO Tor the
Central Ohio and Lake Erie Divisions.
OBee at Evansville, Ohio.
r, W. Jones. Supervisor of Trains OF
the Central Ohio Division. Of1ce at
Zanesville, OHIO.
81. F. Paden, Supervisor OF Trains of
the Lake Erie Division. Office at San
Davtd Lee, General Supervisor of
Road Of the Central Ohio and Lake Erie
George h. vroom, Supervisor of
Bridges Of the Central Ohio and Lake
William wing. Cashier Of the Central
Ohio and Lake Erie Divisions. ONCE
at GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
r. a. Buell., Auditor Of the Central
Ohio and Lake Erie Divisions. Office
at Columbus, Ohio.
Others (of1cers and employees) will,
until further notice, continue in the
discharge of their accustomed duties.
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REMANDED To JAIL.-one Henry

RKMANDRD TO JAH-One Henry
Mayhem has been "labOripg without
compensation" on the hill side about
month for some of his evil deeds
committed in violation OF city ordi-
nances, The term of his service had
we'll nigh expired, and there were other
charges against him In which the State
was an interested party. In order,
therefore. that it might be ascertained
whether he did not owe the State some
duty for violation OF its laws, he WIS
brought before Judge Johnston, yester.
day afternoon, and was arraigned for
committing an assault on q colored
man. The examination was not pro-
ceeded with, as the representative OF
the Slate announced that he was not
ready to investigate the case. Mayhem
was remanded to Jail TOR ten days.
When these proceedings had closed,
MAyhew was arrested for resisting an
ohcer while In the discharge OF his
duty. The witness for the State was
put on the stand and the case fully
made out by the testimony. Mayhem
AAuISIe0 Inc NRuIA Vi the CoaAReI HUN
assigned as reason for the resistance
shown that the officer did not approach
him as q gentleman. The reason as
signed was not deemed satisfactory by
the Justice and Mayhem was required
to give bail in the sum OF three hun
dred dollars tor his appearance at the
November term OF the Circuit Court.
This he was unable to do, and in de-
fault he was conducted back to his old
quarters on Fifth street.
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TBE language of nature and expert.
ence demonstrates that whoever would
enjoy the pleasures of food, the beau
ties of landscape, The joys Of companion
ship, the richest Of literature or the
honors of station and renown' must
preserve their health. The effect OF FOUL
Injurious food. entering the stomach Is
to derange the digestive organs and
produce headache, loss OF appetite, un'
refreshing sleep, low spirits, feVerisn
burnings, ETC., which are the symptoms
of that horrid disease, Dyspepsia, which
assumes q thou sand shapes, and points
towards miserable life and premature
decay. Plantation Bitters will prevent
overcome and counteract all OF these
effects. They act with unerring power
and are taken with the pleasure OF
beverage.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. eodd&W
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Commissioners Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
d Circuit Court for Ohio county, Wesl
Virginia, rendered on the 10Th day o. June,
1873, IL cause in chAnceIy pending In said
Court, wherein John BasnAr ct ala are com
pIstnsnts, and Mary a. Stamm = deiend
ant, snail, on
wednesday, the 2Sth day OF July, 1869,
Al 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed to sell, AZ public
AUCTION, 10 the highest and best bidder, al
the front door OF the Court House OF Ohlo
County, West Virginia, The iol4o wing de-
5cIlb6d property. mat IS 10 say "Au that
lot OF land lying on Denny street, sprigR
hoE, In the Town of sOuLn Wheeling, UnlO
county, W. Va, and cesiE naied on tue plat
OF said town as lot numDered fifteen t.5i."
with all the buildings and appUTtenHnCss
tnereunto belonging.
TERAS OF SALE-One-tEIrd cash, and the
balanca In u and Is mon tia purcn ser gIy:nE
bond with GOOD security, lOE the deferred In
AtaImenN, with Interest from date Or all
CQsh Al purchasers option.
HANHLbAL FORBES,
tunS-S Special Comm lssIoueT,
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DANGEROUSLY HURT.-Yesterday af-
ternoon, a carpenter named jerry
O'Brien, employed on the First Ward
School house, Tell from the roof to the
ground, distance OF full sixty feet, and
was severely hurt. The scafold on
which Mr.. OBJ. was standing while at
work gave way, precipitating him to
the earth. as before stated. He was re-
moved to his residence in East Wheel
ing, and medical aid summoned. On
examination it was found that his in
juries were of a serious character. His
ultimate recovery is not, however, dis
paired OF,
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I:|CSCZIoS CAsE.-The argauient fol
an Injunction in the case of the Balti'
more & Ohio Railroad against Marshall
county to restrain her from collecting
taxes, was heard at ParkersbuTg, IN
Chambers before Hon. J. J. Jackson,
Judge OF the United States District
Court OF this State, on Tuesday and
Wednesday OF last week. The argu.
ment for the Company was made by
Hon. Geo. q. Lee, and against it by
Gov. Stanton and Daniel Lamb. The
Court took the application under ad'
visement.
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For Sale,

rEC ,SE-aASD STEAM ENGINES AND
Sc is ~ - or ne tol!oEtng dimensions 7:
W: one steam Engine; % men pore 10
~ m NJ oore, i inches stroke; one Steam
EtEi0t, - lacn cylinder, feet strokes one
o-e stem kngIne, Is ineh cylinder, feet
-LtCEe: ere D0ub!e-Elned Boiler, ~ inches
diameter, a feet long; one DoC oIe-E4ue
Soiler 81 inches diameter, II feet long; one
Vetlical Boiler good "a new. Also 30: and
Gold Water Pumps, new and second hand
AL Of which Will be sold cheap for c1Sn.
Adde'S HOBBS, TAYLOR 4 CO,
1T7.2E Wheeling W est Va.
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RUNAWAY. - Thursday night, the
horses used for hauling the Atlantic
steam Ere engine, were hitched to an
omnibus, and before the driver had
fairly taken his seat on the vehicle,
started OF at foil speed. Some
time during the race the driver was
thrown Oh, when the 'bus ran over his
arm injuriug It pretty severely. What
damages were sustained by the bus We
did not hear,
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RIVER EEws.-The river at Pitts
burgh, yesterday, was reported to be
falling, with five feet six inches in the
channel. 1t rained hard in that city
and Vicinity all yesterday forenoon.
Here, the marks showed last evening,
eight feet nine inches and receding
slowly.
The r. r. Hudson came up in good
time yesterday morning. She had q
fair trip and we presume will go out
this afternoon, although she is not ad-
vertised.
The local packets arrived and dee
parted as usual.
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SENT TO MoUSDsv1LLE.-Ata recent
county, Robert Sutter was tried on a
charge OF grand larceny. The jury
found him guilty and fixed his punish
ment sat confinement in the peniten-
tiary for two years."
at the same time Henry Hays was
convicted of a felony and sentenced to
the same institution for twenty months.
These parties reached their destination
yesterday, and are now enjoying the
Inequalities OF Superintendent McFad-
den.
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BITTEN BY a DoG.-On Thursday,
Mrs. Davis, resident o; East Wheel
ing, was pretty severely bitten by a
large Newfoundland dog. Mrs. D. was
passing along the street and Was in no
way molestiug the beast. Besides be-
ing very considerably hurt she was
much frightened. How long. o city
fathers, until you enforce the ordinance
requiring these utterly worthless ami
mails to be muzzled? II regarded By
you as dead letter, blot it from the
statute book,
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EYE BURNRD.-Testerday morning
an employe in Washington Mills,
named William Bamford, met with an
accident OF painful character. Mr.. B..
was engaged in handling large mass
OF hot iron, when q scale was thrown
from it, striking him in the eye. a
physician was at once called in and the
suffering man made as comforta BILE as
the nature of his injury would permit.
1t is believed that the eye will not be
DESTROYED.
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ExCURsIoS.-Qoite a number of the
good people OF our southern suburb,
Ritchiesown, took passage on the
steamer Express, yesterday morning.
for a short excursion down the river
The weather was charming, and we
have no doubt the day was very pleas
antly spEnI.
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For Sale

a ZINE BRICK DWELLING house
"A with eight rooms, cellar, eistsEn, &C., In
good orcer-a desirable situation, at the
west end OF Bridgeport Ohio, corner lot 20 by
EranHr7es, DC, and lot ofnamented Win
shTuD0eTy, IEulI trees, grapes. &C. VIII DC
sold on cay terms Apply To
DR. II. CAPEhAkC, Bridgeport, Ohio,
On at ONCE OF Sheridan CoaI " orks, MAI.
ket ST, opPo. Onion ST., Wheeling, ". Va
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TIE Arctic Regions will be found
during the warm weather at Logan.
List d Co.'s, Bridge Corner Drug Store.
Mineral Water, favored with thu rich-
cat syrups, flows from q miniature Ice
berg,
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For sale ct a Bargain.

SEOoND HAND PANEL DOORS, WIN
y dow Sab, Glazed Venetian Window
shutters, Al as good as new icI sale low by
MARI Il. KELLY.
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NorARY PUBL1c.-Yesterday Gov
ernor Stevenson appointed John Col
Inns, a Notary Public for Preston
county. Mr.. C. resides at Bruceton
MiiIs
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INPRovISe.-Young Crawford, who
was run over by drsy loaded with
salt one morning this week, is improv-
ing, ead will soon be ont again.
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Secondhand
COTTON MACHINERY
FOR RAT,W

Cards,-Drawtng Framsa-Coarse and Fine
sPeeden,-Dead spindle Throstles,-RRrP-
eTs,-DreS5erS, &C.
For description Ind prices Of these ma
ehiE q, address
G. P. BATTLEa AGENT TEEnoNr MIL1s,
fe69taW6m Lowell, HaAS,
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0heGntelliqentfr:
SATURDAY MoRsIHe, JULY 10.
sew Advertisement

PosT OFFICE I1EN.-Mr. Solomon S.
Bigley has been appointed Post Master
st Murraysville, Jackson county, W.
Va, vice D. Z. Barrett, removed.
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New Two Story Brick Restden
FnP Sala

AN AUTHORIZED TO SELL THAI
SUBSTANTIAL brlck res2oen>e situated on
tie corner OF Market strest ana Alley u,
Ceutre Wheeling. The house b new, con
tAins rooms, and has good cellar. The pa
per1og, painting and grAn4n2 now eW, and
every InlnE about the pace Is in CON PletG
order, GhUS. q bhlEN,
Real Estate Agent. custom hOu=e-
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Commissioners Notice.

NJ O44S6 10 VI GAEN i nA4 !
IN shall, on
Friday, the 3Oth day OF July, 1859,
at my ONCE, on Fourth street, Wheeling.
W. Va, IN accordance with decree OF the
ClrcnIt Court for Ohio County, West Vh.
GINA, made and entered on the 9Th day OF
June, 1883, in cause in cnaneery pending
in said Court, wherein Alexander Heyman
Is complainant and Jefferson L. Sansston q
administrator, a ds are defendants-eom-
mence TO receive protein order 70 ascer-
tain and report what debts mot embraced In
former report) there are due from said
Sanzston's estate, and still unpaid; or any
other matters may deem pertinent, or may
be required by any OF the parties 10 this
suit, or by any OF the creditors OF said estate.
All persons claiming to be creditors OF said
estate are hereby notified TO appear before
me on or before the 1st DAT OF sEPrENBER,
1859. and prod uee and prove the amount OF
their respective debts, II they have not Al.
ready done so, on pam OF hsvtng their said
supposed respective debts excluded nom
payment by the said estate in case they an
10 prove them as Aforesaid.
On said LIST DAY OF SEPTEGBER, 1888, 1
shall close the receipt OF such proofs of debt
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Com'r Ohio County Circuit Court.
tul1-oav4W
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DON'T fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear at 107, and compare prices with
those of other OF the leading Shoe firms.
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SEWING MACHINES PoR RRNT.-By
renting and applying the rent to the
purchase everyone can become the
owner OF q first class Wheeler and Will
son Sewing Machine. Call on or ad.
dress, VIM. Sumner & Co., No. IS Mon
roe Street, Wheeling. cod
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54S SsEf.
For Sala or Rent,

NEW AND DESIRABLE BRICK
A EWELLISG, on John street, between
f.Ayh 4t,d S!xth, Containing seven rooms atu
an at,!c WITH Gas Throughout. BAN Ne F'o'otn
ana .Y.Ty tutDg complete: Apply 70
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BLOND & BAcHMAS have received g
fine assortment Of the Spring Style o.
Lasting Balmorals and Button Caters
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THE North Pole has been discovered
and ia on exhibition at the Bridge
Corner Drug Store.
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For Sale.

EsIRABLE PROPERTY IN THE bust
IL 1ess part OF the CITY. Three PIECES 81
1FOCnd with q feet front each, anu l52 feet
deep, on Main street, between AonE0e and
Union. l. IN N ~.
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a READY WRIrER.-A friend Of ours
says he never was = ready writer
before he obtained one OF those cele-
brated gold pens sold at O1toby &
Duheld's Jewelry Store, 10S Main
street. Full stock OF gold pens and
pencils, watches, clocks, jewelry, spec
tacles. solid silver and plated ware, at
'lO3." Cali and see.
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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 d Carroll.
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for GENT.
For Rent,

HOUSE on THIRD STREET Wheel
A ing Island, containing four rooms,
+tT.c1e6 and Rarret, suitable for Two tAml-
itsS Pokseszion gwen imu1edtsteIy;
Custom House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-10

FINE French LISTING Button and
Lace Caters at Blond & Bachman's
corner Sprigg Alley, Main Street:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-10
For Sale or Rent.

0iWU SHALL DWELLING HOUSES
on WHEELING BLAND.
Enquire OF JSO. p. GILCHRIST,
nATIS-Ir 50 Main 81, up stairs.