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TIE oARPEr-BAaaERs ut WORK.

JACKSON, Mss, October Is.
j. N Welles, State librarian, and W. a..
Farnish, county clerk, were to-day arrested
on affidavit of Governor Alcorn charged with
stealing one hundred and .ffty volumes Of
State Reports from the office oil the Secretary
of State. The testimony indicates that Farnlsh
gave the books to Welles, twenty-five volumes
ofwhich were to be sent to J. n. Langston, Of
the Howard University.
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everywhere. Confidence in Trochu Is without
limit and everybody is quiet, firm and coura-

TOURS, October 13.
A Paris letter says that the word peace is
tabooed In Paris. Everybody is casting can
non, making uitrailleurs and constructing
pontoons. Enough Of the latter are being con-
structed to bridge the Atlantic Ocean.
An. official decree, appointing General
Aurells de Paadlnes to command the army of
the Loire in place of La Mottarouge. is pub
lished to-day.
Alate message from Paris has the following
statement: materials for workmen, coal and
metal, food and good will are abundant here"
Amnesty In Italy.
FLORENCE, October l3. :
Parties who were arrested from time to time
for attempting to avoid military service, have
been amnestied.
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OFFICLAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postohtce:
at Charleston, for the week ending October Is,
1870, and printed onlcially In THE DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the City OF Charleston.
9 Persons calling for Letters Advertised,
should state.that they are advertised"
~ ONCE hours from A. n to az P. NJ On
Sundays, from 81 to 8HP.M.
STANLEY G. TRoTT. Postmaster.
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~. The Chamber of Commerce appointed
committee to make arrangements for the sus-
pension Of business, the tolling of bells on the
day of the funeral, and for a public meeting OF
the citizens to take suitable action, and the
universal feeling among all classes and parties
here is that great and good man has fallen.
SELMA, October Is.
The city has been In mourning all day In
honorof General Lee. All business houses
were closed, and the church bells tclled. A
public address was delivered at the Opera
House to q lszge audience by General Johng.
Morgan. The grief of the people is deep and
universal The death OF General Lee Is re-
garded asa national calimity.
COLUMBIA, October 13.
On the announcement of the death of Gene
raj Lee, the court adjourned, on mstion of
Solicitor Talley. Judge Melton also made some
remarks at an impronptu meeting Of the citi-
zens, shield in the courthouse. General Wede
Hampton presided and made an address; Cap
tain Caldwell acted as secretary. Colonel ].
P. Thomas, in an admirable speech, offered
appropriate resolutions, which were adopted.
The resolutions are to be sent to the faculty OF
Washington College, to General Lees family,
and to the Governor of Virginia. All the
church bells were t6lled all day.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MECHANICS AND LABoRISG MEMS TICKET
To the Editor ofthe Ne,us: You will please an
nounce in your columns, for the Union Re
form Ticket, in behalf of the mechanics and
laboring men, and oblige MANY VOTERS.
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ARANDONED 1T SEA.

New YORK, October ID.
The ship 8. DeWolf, from Liverpool for
Philadelphia, was abandoned at sea. The
crew were saved by means OF o lile-boat and
ropes by the steamship Wisconsin.
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LARGE FIRE IN GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, October 1s.
There was fire this morning in Strand
street, in which some twelve stores were de-
stroyed or badly injured. Amount of loss un-
known.
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REFORM At GADSDEE.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

COLUMBIA, October Is.
There was successful mass meeting at
Gadsden to-day. Speeches were made by
General Butler, Colonel seibels, Nash and
Pickett, Ia colored opponent Of Nash.) Nash
stated that he was once present when Parker
was charged with stealing land commission
money, and Parker could not deny the charge.
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! CoMIrrEE ON NATURALHATIoN.- fol-
lowing Is the committee appointed to aid Rs
formers not citizens In procuring naturaliza-
tion papers: G. D. Bryan, A. 7. smythe, e; O.
Trumbo, VIM. st. J. ,Jervey, Jos.4 Barnwen, J;.
E. Burke, Isaac Hayne, Henry Deas, -,Jr,yT.f
B. King, A. G. Magrath. Jr, W. James Whaleyr
Chas d. Inglesby, John c. Minott:f.r sa,.or eit
The committee are requested to meetat ttet'
Office Of Mr.. Bryan, at 10 O'Clock to-day,to or
ganize. ~ ~
: All applications will be presented to c. o.
Trumbo,f Esq, No.! 80 Broad street. =
b. E. YOUNG,
oct14 Chairman Executive Committee.
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For CONGRESS, R. s. TuARN.-Aessrs,
Editors: Please announce R. S. THARIN as the
People's Candidate for Congress for this Dis
trict, and oblige MANY VOTERS
oct1l-8*
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MEssss. EDrroRs-Please announce LOUIS
DuNEEMAN as 9 candidate for County Com
missioner for Charleston County, and oblge
oct5-s .--.- MANY VOTERS.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at s3, 81,
IS, IS so and % so per thousand, according to
size, a; TIE NEWJ Job 0Llee.
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The United States are threatened with
unite an invasion of French artists and models.
Jerome Meissovler, Rosa Bonheur, Gallant and
SalntrIre, are all in London, with the inten-
ton Of visiting and perhaps remaining In New
York:
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Adelsheimer,
Mrs E u
Anderson, Mary
Baron,e ,eEmma
Bacon, Mary A
Bee, Sarah
Beamer, Jane
Bettison, Miss Al
Bennett, Mary
Bennett, Miss p
Blair, Louisa T
Bonnoitte, MISS
G A
Bones, Sallie
Brennan, Ellen
A q I'm,
Brown, Mrs b
Brown, Mrs E
W
Brown, Mrs Jo-
shua s
Brown, Priscilla
Burk, Mrs B
Burke, Kate
G, Misc Lucie
Cannon, Mrs II
Capers, Eugenia
| II s-.-,.
Campbell, Annie
| Chlssem, Harriet
| Chisolm, Evelyn
| Christie, Mrs o
| Chaplin, Mrs B
| A
| Cook, Mrs Jane
! Corcoran, Mrs
Ann
Conlon, Mary
Cooper, Rose
C0nn0rs, Mrs J.
Darcy, Miss
Kate r
Deas, Miss M
Devickers, Mar.
gret
Dickson, Maria
Drows, Lizzie
Drew, Martha
Dun. Jane G
Edserson, Ade.I
; line
Edwards, Mary.
Ellers, .Rosanna
Elford, Maria a.
Emillnetti, Miss
AC
Ferguson, Fan.
ME y.
Ferguson, Mrs
Flemmlng, e Jane
N
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ar persons deposting letters in the Postofaee
will please place the stamp Iear the upper right
hand corner of the envelope, and they viii also
nlease to remember that without the stamp let
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office.
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YELLOW jacks DOINGS.

New ORLEANS, October ID.
The deaths by yellow fever yesterday were
.lureD.
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EyENGNG DISPATCHES.

The Germans Capture Orleans by Storm
VERSAILLES. via Berlin, October l3.
Yesterday the French army Of the Loire we s
was driven out of Orleans after nine hours
fight. Orleans was subsequently, stormed.
The Prussaus took upwards of ten thousa nd
prisoners. Their own loss was small. The
Bavarians participated In the engagement.
Reports via Lo ndon.
LONDON, October l3.
The Russian journals infer from the fact tn at
as the Germans are purchasing sheep-skin 3
winter campaign is certain.
The French ambulance corps has been dis
banded, and others have been organized by
members of the French press.
A new French coat-oi-arms has made its ap-
pearance; it consists of a figure of Liberty I,
with the legend: SIN the name of the Frenc h
people," On the reverse is a garland of mixed
oak and olive. with wheat ear in the centre,
also the inscription "Repubiiqu. Frtmcaise
Democrat;que, une etindivisiJle." Around the
periphery are the words: "LiJerte EyaIie :
Fraternite -
The ex-Queen Isabella of Spain has settled
near Geneva. She has fine residence near
the lake.
The Prince de Joinville is In Geneva.
French Reports.
LILLE, October l3.
A balloon from Paris descended near Tour
nay to-day. The navigator had much dficul.
ty in alight!ng. The news from Paris is most
cheering-popular ardor is undoubted. The
soldiers are anxiously awaiting the Prusslan
attack, and have no doubt of their ability to
withstand it. Perfect order is maintained
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woMEN's LIST.

File. ds, Harriet
Fowler, MsriaK
Frazer, Silva
Frazer, Eliza
beth ]
GadIden, Phe-
AZ Martha
Gambo, Helen
Gaines, Hager
Gray, Mary
Gibson, Mrs -"
Gibbs, Ann Eliza
Glover, Elvlrs =
Glover, Sophia
~ -
Grant, Rebecca
Gray, Nancy
Grey, Susan
Green, Mrs VIM
r
Castings, Miss Z
Hancey, Nancy
Harvey, ,n Came.
|Haig, Susan
Helner, Maggie
ain, Rosa A
| Hugres, Marthi
Hume, Anna
lIngliss, Ellen
lKean, Fsnrfe
lKeely, Elizabeth
Kemp. Adeline
Kennedy, Mrs A
Kuloch, Matilda
King, Margret
Knight, Jane
Lafayette, Bella
Lang, Mrs Nora
Lawton, Addle
Levy, Caroline
Lewis, CAthe.
Locust Hager-
Leitjen, Mrs @
.Lucae, Mary
Lyons, Miss o n
Marshall, Miss
Mshoney, Mary
Man, Miss E II
Mathews, Mrs E
n
Martin, Jane A
Middleton, Re-
becca
Milne, Miss
Miller, Maggie
Miller, Mrs Il
KILLER, Mrs h n
Morse, Alice A
......s..sss.sss.
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THE GERMANS TAKE THE CITY,
WITH TEN THOUSAND
PRISONERS.
THE BoMBABDMENT OF PARIS MoMEN-
TaR1LY EXPECTED.
ANOTHER soRTIE AT METZ.
- Y.
THE FRENCH ;DEIvEN BACK WITH IRE
MENDOUs LOSS.
THREATENED RUPTURE BETWEEN
PRUSSIA AND ENGLAND.

NOON DIsP TCHEs.
Prussian Reports.
- BERLIN, October I3.
Obstacles to conveyance and planting ef
Prussiar siege guns have been 80 tar overcome
that the cannonade before Paris may be mo-
snentarily expected.
French Reports.
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oct14 Chairman Executive Committee.
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E. n. WHITING.
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GRAVEL AND CEMENT RooFEo..-
George Crumbackcr would inform the
public that he is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing, business, and tlIat he is
prepared ut any time toput on roofs, eth
or large or small, ut the shortest possible
notice, guaranteeing his work for term
of years. lie lA5 now been engaged in
the business for seven years past, and his
work has outlivcl a hdlr dozen other
Patent Roofs, The demand for hlswork
is increasing from year to year. lie put
on during the past year. ! 500 squares Of
his roofing in this city, which lns given
satisfaction in every respect. Address
him through tlcT'ost Office, or call nj his
brirk.ynrd, head Of Lindsey street. All
orders will i've attended u promptly.
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A Coon Tn1NG.-TOo many people arc
deceived inpurcllasing Silver Plated Ware.
To obviate all trouble, Oxtoby & DuCIcM,
the Market Street Jewellers, have CONTRACT
ell with leading house in the East fnr the
manufacture ortllcir ware. twill all III
triple plate Oftle best quality, every Spoon
or Fork, being sampled "Oxt"by & Dnf
field, B." 1t is guaranteed To wear Inr
fifteen or ttccnty gears, and will soon take
the place Of solid silver. Call, IL few tlOOrs
below M'Lurc House, ind see. ,a.
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TUE Rice Divorce Suit for fraud in Agc,
is causing great excitement In Boston. 1t
should warn young men not 10 marry in
haste. Rice is but92 his bride 81. lie
swesrs that she made him believe she was
hut his own age, by using Magnolia Balm
upon her li,cc, neck and hands Poor
youth. lie probably found her elbows
weren't qhitcs so soN and pretty. Ought
T[agnn to be indicted? Wcknow Of many
similar cases. This Balm gives most
wonderful pearly and natural complexion,
to which we don't object. We like pretty
women. To finish the picture, they
should Use Lyons Kathairon upon the
hair. With pcarly chin, rosy checks, and
soft, lnxriant trcsses, they become irrcsis-
tiblc 5' inar2O.codd&w
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO 4 Boy WHILE
PLAYING wG11E POwDER.-Last evening
about five o'clock, n boy ten years old,
named Mack, met with II serious accident
near the corner Of Seventh and Clay
streets. lie was carrying about with him
Il metallic flask in which was . quantity
Of powder. Observing on the pavement
the stump Of cigar which /" gentleman
had just thrown down, young Mack COM
mcncCd pouring the powder on 1t. The
result my he easily imagined. A report
resembling the discharge of small can
non instantly followed. The flask was
torn In pieces, one Of which, striking him
on the chest, penetrated the lungs. One
Of his hands was severely cut, also; and he
was otherwise more or less injured. The
littIo fellow, extracted the piece which
struck him on the chest, and hurried of to
DR.. BaguclGy's Office where his wounds
were properly dressed. Thence he was
taken to the residence Of his parents, md
the latest report orhis condition, Inst night
placed his recovery among the probabili.
ties. This terrible accident should be u
warning To boys who arc in the habit OF
playing with powder 1t is a dangerous
article in the hands even oil those Of ma
mrc years, and l. much more SO when
handled by those WHO have not the judg'
mCnt anil experience which age usually
brings.
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HELD TO BIL.-AbOutt ten days ago We
mentioned the arrest Of Amos Ferry on u
charge Of polygamy. Tic was committed
to jaiI to await the receipt Of additional
testimony in the case. Yesterday he was
brought before Judge Johnston, and had
nm examination. The evidence clearly
established TINT Ferry had more wives
than any statute outside Of Utah per-
mits, and in default of giving bail in the
sum Of five hundred dollars he was r.
mandc,l to jail for trial before the Circuit
Court ut the next term. ...--,,
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MINISTERIAL MISUNDERSTANDING
following appointments of ministers in the
Wheeling district were made ut the Con
ference Of the African N. L. Church re-
Gently in session ut Pittsburgh: Wheeling
District. 'W.'Asbury, p. T.; Wheeling
Mission, W. a. Mcclure; Morgantown,
W. a. J. Phillips; Washington, $. 7,
Jones; Brownsville, w. II. Brown; Union
town, w. c. West; Kanawlla, Clarksburg,
South Branch, and Martinsburg Missions,
To be supplied. IEal|' two.
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SOUTm WHEELING COUNCIL.-A meet
ing OF South Wheeling, Council was held
Monday evening, We hear that pro
tractcd and spicy debate on tue questions
Of annexation" and water came of, but
no results were reached. WCrarc told,
also, TINT the proposition to annex them
selves to the city, is gaining friends down
in that locality. .'yf me-
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ONO EXCURsIOS.-Thc Ohio Lcgisla-
urc Excursion went East yesterday, over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on II
special train Of ten cars drawn by two en-
gincs, running on the time Of the Cincin-
mti Express. Al Mnrlinsburg they were
dined at tables set in the company's ma
chine shops. The Whole party numbered
about 800.
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POLICE CoURr.-Thc following cases
were before this Court yesterday morning:
john Williams, drunk, one dollar and
costs; Benjamin Robinson, drunk, one dol
Iar and costs; Louis BrocsoSk, using abu-
sivc language towards Mrs. Stoftl, ten dol
hrs and costs; Jacob Grcis, same charge,
ten dollars and costs. ....,.....
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OFF FOR THE CAPITALS. \. llcaton,
Esir., State Librarian, contcmplatcs lcav-
ing for Charleston in Il few days. Mr.
IIcaton has been engaged in practicing law
in this city for the last year or two, and
has acquitted himself crcditahly in his
profession. We regret his departure from
among us, and hope that our loss will
prove his gain.
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IRoS- PIrOsrIrUlIuS;OA LisArA.- three beat
Tonnes, SkIllNllly and elegantly combined In an
amhCr.cOlOrcd cordial, beautifully transparent to
the eye, pleasant to the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, In Caswcll, Hazard s Co.'S FCrrO.Phos.
phOEItcd RlIxCr Of CalIsayA bark.
Each pint contains one ounce ofROyal Calisaya
lark, md each tOaspoOnhl contains one grain oil
irOn. Samples furnished frCC to the profession.
=, lCASWRLL, HAZARD & CO.,
Sole manufacturers, Now York.
Sold by all Druggists, ,. 49,,
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A Few WORDS OF NVREGHT. do you
mean to say, madam, that he has taken
no other mcdiCincS"
This question was asked the other day
in relation to u young man, "the only son
Of IL widow" who was then rapidly re.
covering from Il state Of absolute prOstra.
tiOn, OccasiOnctl by chronic indigestion.
1t was asked by a friend Of the family Of
the invalid's mother, Mrs. Kiernan. 05
Abingdon Square, New York.
The medicine referred to was PIANTA-
TIoN BrTERs, u do mean 10 say IT," re.
piled Mrs. K, 1--WE had tried twenty other
remedies before, without the. slightest
benefit; hut We tried none afterwards, for
The BiLtcrs proved all sufficient"
The lady herself Is the authority for
this statement; and she further states her
belief that the restorative In question is
the best tonic. and invigoNtor ever adj
miniSterell. @ l.T
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SSOw.-Passcngcrs arriving last even
ing over the BaltimOrcand Ohio Railroad,
report snow on the top of the mountains
Of five or six inches in depth, 1t showed
from Cranberry to AltNmOnt all dry Mon
dizzy and Monday night.
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On motion. ordered that when the Board
adjourn to-day II be TO meet tomorrow
morning ut 10OcloCk.
On motion, ordered that tho Committee
on Roads and Bridges be authorized 70
advertise for proposals for building the
bridge over Little Wheeling Creek, on
the lands Of James Vance and others, and
let the same out to tho lowest and best
bidder or bidders. t
Adjourned.
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By RENTING, and applying the rents TO
tic purchase, every ono can become the
owner Of first class Wheeler s. Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner s. Co.,
Agents, No. IS Monroe street. Wheeling
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BoAnD OF REGEXTs.-Thc Board Of
Regents for the Deaf, the Dumb and the
Blind, will meet at l9 O'clock NJ. to-day, at
Dailcy's City Hotel, in this city.
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GREAT inducements are being offered
now to purchasers orFurniturc, on Cloths,
Window Shades, &C., at Hubbard Bros,
corner Of Market and Quincy streets.
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twill pay You well to call mt Brues 4
Sanders and look ut thcirsilks before pnr
chasing elsewhere, us you can easily save
20 per cent, Tue best proof is 10 call md
satisfy yourself
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THE Partridge Joint Stock Co. sell Al
buns, Frames, slercoscopic Views, Artists
Material, &c, ea ia
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Twenty-Five cents will buy a packet Of
SRA Moss FARINE Of your grocer or
Druggist Which, into minutes, will make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango, PuddingS,
CustardS, &C., &c. apr18.Cod&w
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PERsOSAI4-IIon. W. G. Brown, mem.
Der Of the Board Of Regents Of the Institu.
lion for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, Is in
the city.
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ADLER calls attention 10 the latest
styles Of NcnpOlitAn and Gimp hats re
crivcd yesterday.
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FOR SALE.

U1OR sALE.-ONE OF THE BEST
Il Lots ON the Island, IN full view OF the
Wharf, enclosed with substantial fence, and q
tnG well OF water TN the lot; will be sold cheap.
atF1p L. IRWIN.
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If you want good Umbrella go to
BruCs Il Sanders and get one Of those
"Storm Kings,r or burglar proof they are
the last mndc.
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1CE CREAM ut 40 cents per quart or
$3.50 per gallon, at 9. A. Swartz's, No 8
Main street.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-This Court held
short session, yesterday morning. Moth
of special importance was done, t99tE I
Adjourned until tic usual hour today.
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D0N'T forget that Brues Il Sanders arc
Offering the greatest inducements in dress
g,mds, orany house In the city.
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Go TO Brues s Sanders for Fine Dress
Goods. ..'.
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WHOLESALE Ice Cream Depot, No 8
Main street, C. A. SwartZ,
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If you want a bargain in Silks or Pop
Inns go 10 Brnes & Sanders.
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To MATCH Satin for, trimming dresses
ANlcr's Is the place.
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EVERYBODY says Adler is selling
Ribbons especially Sash Ribbons SoloM
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THE --latest Spring Styles" photograph.
Ell on short notice at the Partridge Gallery.
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TIN best photographs IN the city arc
made at VII" Main street.
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BUY your Kid Gloves at AdleFs.
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nELIGIlTFUL COUNTRY SEAT
~ FOR SALE.-I am authorized TO sell the
cOuutrys scat Of Mr I. Zane situated on the Nation.
al Road, threO miles East OF the city. The house
contains nInr rOOma, besides kitchen, wash house,
good dry cellar, stable, carriage house, &c, &C.,
Ill III the most perfect order Tho grounds about
i've acres, are beautifully laid out and adorned
with alruhbUry and shade trees 0f choicest vRriC'
ty. This place tn he nilly appreciated must be
examined TlIOS. OlIRlEN,
mnT2A Heal Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-20
Ghe9ttRtIf9suceur,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1870.


observation-disclosures.
Steamer ,Iuniat0.
Steamer Argosy.
LOst-Small Account Book.
Situation. Wanted. IJ,Jsl
Notice to Bridge Builders.
ArhuCkle's Roasted Coffee.
The SOc0llcl Cheap Stores, &c.
, PdrAadItIs1al Ia ciIS Firt FS!
WoRK REsUMED.@A number Of work.
men are now engaged in cutting stone for
the abutments ofthc Market street bridge.