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JUMPING From A TRAIN.

owen Cornell, young man twenty-one years OF
age, VINO lived In Spring street, near Marion, died
in Bellevue Hospital on wednesday night Last
Friday week, In the evening, deceased was riding
up town In a steam car, and when the train was
passing through the tunnel near Seventy-second
: NJ quite rapid rate. Cornell jumped from
- r and struck on his head, thus receiving fatal
u..es. Coroner Hermann was notified to hold an
The New York herald., 1871-06-09
CHAMPION CIDER CONSUMER.

In Justice Snedekers court. in Jamaica, l.. l.,
yesterday william Creamer was committed to jail
for embezzement swindlng ana incorporation
of goods. ON the examination 1t appeared that IN
hours he drank five gallons OF cider which he
had been forbidden TO touch.
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lsc lsNc me reported OF refined II 900 bbs
sooS and soOo last half June. al sSc 5000 bbs d.
half July, at s6 and 1000 bbs. last half August at
PnovIsrossR Receip,s-pork, lss bbls.; cut meats II
5 % for June ls s SIS Ss % for @ July yam aud August
% nS N r S %es
were made al sc iSc Picked hams we're quoted al lie
ssc ioc Lard was in fair demand ana rSe rner
Tse sales were were 10y terce, spot a. oc loc July held
2s5 derces Cheese steady and In fair demand i2c
tive Western offered freely i5c l7c fair and
RicE~The market was steady, with moderate demand.
d The sales cmprssd 0 eag R9Eoon at y &C. PER e
ces csrona At &C. oc per bhs outside price an es
trsms for vsry l choGe lots tsr > ,,,
fair demand a., from renes a. The gales were ao hhd
'isa s 1'i er ssse
c6s boxes Havana sold lOc. Refined closed
iisss, sss r. yissT s for s sSa
lowing stocks and comparison:
Stock ascertancd by actual ''''
nsss5: IL II /, d June: 1895 sss I ss as sSs 5
Sale. sine: III: a si Jun. is. 'ss s;s a'as sa.s
Stock this day, Junes ls7 724ss s52gs 1885 sss9
Comparing with stock
;$$: :: Ss q II;
We quote :-CuDa- Inferior common refining, s7Sc q
prime refining. s,ac ssc fair to good grocery. $40
irfuga, hhis. and boxes, ssc iOc. moasses, nhds.
and boIes, &c. SIC; melado Axe 7sac Havana
10 to u i s,3o @ a 1879 DO, 10 to Is; lo3ac iisc.;
white, i2nc lSac Porto Rlco- Refining grades, sSc
assc grocery grades l0tsc. BraziDutch standard
H. s74c l0c. ManiaCurrent clayed and superior, &C.
Sc Refined angar was frm with fair demand closing at
l2kc for soft white and l3ifc Tor hard.
TAI, ow continued active and firm. The sales were
about l75,0O0 lbs. at 9sc Tor prime and 8c sac for In
ferior grades.
WHIsKEY-Receipts, $50 bbls. The market shade
frmer. The sales a0U bbs, IN lots at Csc s3ec.
The New York herald., 1871-06-09
THE COURTS.
CONTINUED FRoM EIGHTH PAGE.

SIS. ses, 94i 14oS, 25s. AIS. Part 2-Heo by Judge
Daly.--Case on.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-EQUITY TERM-Held by
Judge RobInson.-Nos. 12l, 134.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Curtis.-Nos. 6ol5 5906, 66si, 65SlA, $500,
Part x-ied by Judge Alker-Nos. 62o3, $3.50, 5737,
6e09 602s 6037 t0SS 60a0 604l o0i2 G043 60t4 6045
6QH1. f6Ii. -
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Wheat moderately active and lc. &C. better. The
sales about 50 0DO bushels at 81 "a 81 SO for spring.
81 IS 81 50 for amber winter and ~ Do for white. Corn
continued lc. &C. better. The sales lS 900
bushels 67c Toe for and damp mixed, 73. 75c
for dry mixed, 751c. TIC. for yellow Oats steady
and active The about 900 bushels, at 6c
t6c 6c 70c for Ohio. Barley continued
dull and nominal. There was no inquiry Rye was dull
There small inquiry noted and Also Gales of lOOO
bushels Canada in bond on private terms Canada held at
90c. 95c, In bond State and Western were nominal
FREanrs decidedly easier for grain room beth by
sail. There very little offering, however,
quiet Rates for other goods with
out noticeable change. The engagements were:To Liver
pool 1850 bushels corn mt 7Ad 7Sd, and by
SAIL 1900 do wheat I'd. To London, by sa 1900 bushels
grain nj "a and 400 bbs -four at 2s 81. To Glasgow by
eam 0oO peas IND The charering business
TO petroleum vessels although suitable
grain with ready acceptance The charters
include "A British brig lss tons hence to London $50 bes
petroleum b. 3D. Italian BRIG hence to the Adratc 1900
peiro at 25c per case an American brig from
Philadelphia to port IN the Medltsrranssn sOos hbs
Philadelphia direct port on the Continent 100 bbs pc.
Cd Note.The steamship chartered yesterday
by f. r. Morgan load London should have read
Busn Hevetia instead OF German steamer Hal
saiia- .
Mol. ssssThc market quiet but steady with small
trade al fun prices Domestic was in
moderate request We note sales OF l50 bbs in oss at
from 46c esc per gallon The stock comprises 1909 hh
Cuba Alag hhds Porto Rico 602 hhcs English Islands and
IL. n..atA
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COURT Of APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, June s. 1871.
The Following Is the Court or Appeals calendar Tor
Juno s-Nos 2So, 3Sh, 1877, 3o4 351s 3l2, 3l4. 3l5
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent FOR carrying to fiat for borrowing. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank as fol-
lows
Gold balances. 2,450,413
CuffeHSy oaiances.... .................. 2IZI,9l4
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The market for future deliveries lower decidedly
less active The transactions embraced $500 bales
foilows:Junc, 100 at l7Ac. July l40o at l85c 6OO
2oSsis 7lsc 200 at Ishe io0 at ls 7lsc 700 at 1sc
September 100 $780, October 100 at l7c; l0J October
and loo September, at 17hc. together; November,
30 at I73Sc lUO ac.; December, 4O0 at l7c.; 100
bales ali September October ana NSyemSer sellers option
of follows -June 100 at lssc July 100 at lsnc 100
1885, 500 July and 200 August since last
transactions for future delivery were as foow:-Jun-
receipts the ports 1924; New orleans,
1884, Mobile 27 Savannah, 46O Charleston $685. Whining
sso bales against 1915 bales same day last week
cotton freight were-To Liverpool by steam 3l6d Nd;
by SAIL 6S2d Havre, by steam, c., gold; Hamburg by
steam, 3ad. Bremen, by steam, Mc gold compressed;
Baltic ports, by sail, &c, gold
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Reccpts- l346 bbls. wheat
l2O bushels corn, l2s 232 do meal 4200 bb and
$50 1867 bushels The 1our market steady
but quiet The about 5000 bbls. Rye -four
quiet, but frm The sales small and mostly at S6.
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funeral from ma ars residence $50 Twcrfth str ect
between Third and Fourth avenues South BrOokiyns
this friday afternoon, at three O'Clock.
Tu0IAs-in Trenton. N. j., on Thursday Juno
>, AUGUSTUS H., son OF Augustus and Catharine A
Thomas, OF this city
rhe funeral Will take place from his late residence.
III Trenton, on saturday, at twelve O'Clock noon.
lASDERPOEi.-At his residence. Fort Hamilton,
L. l., on wednesday, June I, ABRAHAM B. WANDER
PoEl, IN the s3d year of hls age
Tie funeral VIII take place from his late residence
this friday afternoon. at three O'Clock
iouSG-cn thurs lay, June 9, MAGGIE JANE,
only daughter OF Duckett ana Johannah Young,
aged II years and months.
The rcativ aiid friends are invited to attend the
funeral. from the residence OF her parents No g3l
WillougnDy avenue. near Sostrand avenue Brook
lvn. on Satutd ~ afternoon, al Two O'Clock.
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NAVAL sIoREs.-Rosin was In light demand; prices,
however steady We note sales 200 bos strained AZ
81 %, and 800 bbls NO. at 50 10 We quote -straned,
81 60 81 65 No ~ Tb 49, No. *Sa "a pale ~ 20
SO 50 and do, including window glass; 30 ~ 10
Spirits nrpcntine was easter We $50 bbs chiefly
from wharf at from 4sc 4c the market closing al toc
and 100 bbs sellers option june delivery al SC Tar
quiet at So 70 for Washington and $3 Tor Wilmington
PErRoLEUM.-The market was quiet but hrm The oher-
ings OF refined small consequently restricting business
Crude in bulk was held at l5Ac isc ana lsc & NC
IN bbis without sales The saes were 3Uv obis
refined standard whte ast half june at 16Qc, and re-
ported sale OF 3U0O bbs do, last half August c AZ
Philadelphia market was moderately active and firm for
both crude and refined The transactions however were
mostly IN renne6 small Qts of crude Tor shlQpn2 soaN
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CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Reef quiet at l09c. l2c Hogs quiet ut 4Ic 5dc Re-
ccpts--C Cattle. 754; live hogs, $3.50.
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THAI. eldest daughter or Raphael Lewentha. ESQ.,.
OF New York city.
SEAgLs-CRoss-0n Wednesday. June T. at the
residence OF the BRIDES mother by the Rev. Charles
r. Deems, d. d.. pastor Of the Church OF the stran-
gers WHIITLESEY ID. SEARI.5 TO JENNIE A., daug Il
Ter or the late James Cross. Esq.,. or New York.
WHEELER-FUSK.--In Brooklyn, on Thursday,
June $, by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Mr. v HIS
L. WHEELER 10 Miss LILLE b. FUNK, all OF BROOK
lyn, No cards.
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CORRESPONDENTS DESIRED WITH Yo Nc
u Northern lady OF good education AMI mascal tslsna
Address AEsSY SilILLuS. Gcorgo,owps p.v,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A POSITION OF TRUST AND PROFIT, FOR A q,
n business an. with 42,yUo Or S3Ood. Address GROt
Herald 0!lce.
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L,OR SALE-A TWUTHIRD PARTNER SHARE IN A
Il well paying real hair manufacturing busness worth
81 800 will be sold $1,000 has good
try trade le sold before Monday account OF
leaving Tor Europe. Addfess b. b., Herald Office, until
Mo
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n 81 00, In safe, new, tidy indoor business with pay
100 labor long hours all cash
trade unnted opposition ernneny Respectable. at
Green NJ street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-21

H L.
THE PRIMARY MRETNGs--We give
tbs result Vi The primary meetings held
last night as far as we have heard. Ait.o.
ii4!y't" THIRD WARD. 40 - '''.Ipl!
i.DekgdtesAJohn Clator, John Nolan,
William Brown, Andrew Britt, P. L,
Kimberly and John Reid, jr,.I,,,.' ' ... ~. ".
- .,S on. '' ,,D " COUNCIL, i .J,--
Frst RrdNA Gov. B. Stanton and A,
,isSeSnd Bruaeh-W. B. simpson, s.
Brady, DR. George Baird and John Cha.
tor, l. trr .i.rr u /; ,sa..Ie!G.a .t
D6Sgldtes--John w. Moorehead, Thomas
Mofett, B. N. Eof, D. Harkins, E. B.
Young and r. Higgins N j .ja.'.a,l.
Jaanl llg az COUNCIL. il0d 40 9s.4
q ,Hrit ,Buneh-N. Wilkinson and A.
Second Brantl-E. B. Young, r. ].
Smyth, John r, Hubbard and Jos. Sails
bury rHgii LsW .. rad % 9.er!
10 lr..U s.EsGIXTH WARD, !E'a lual
Delegates-W. Il. Travis, Andrew Quig.
ley, Benz. Brookett, Thos. Edwards and
Alfred Work. ii miiIlIJ Do atiTH.!s
.F.sd esun C0UNon.lIl l'Hs $500
ia First BnReh-W. H5iHarrisOn and
Thos. ]. Campbell. nL, ufa .qglh
Second Branch George Forbes, Stephen
Clark and James A. Lancaster .o IA d
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SENT TO JAIL-William Degaw, charg-
ed with being concerned in the forgery Of
orders on the Norway Iron Word Com.
pany, was arrested and taken before Esqr.
Schultz, Thursday night. It is alleged
that Dcgaw passed the spurious order on
Henry Scibright, receiving consideration
therefor. What the amount was we could
not ascertain On tho examination the
accused attempted TO prove On Gli5i, but
failed. The witnesses, II Il said, could &c.
count ior:Degaw's whereabouts the night
on which the order should have been
passed, except about threc.quarterS Of an
hour During that period none Of them
could swear where he was, and II
he is tho guilty party he must havo made
the transfer in that interval, EsQ'r Schultz
heard all the testimony, and arrived at tho
conclusion that tho matter ought to be
Investigated further by the Circuit Court,
and he therefore held tho prisoner 70 bail
in one thousand dollars.for his appearance
at the next term. Tho prisoner, or one Of
his friends, offered to give his check for
that sum on ono of the banks In this city,
but the Justice feeling doubtful about the
party having that amount on deposit in
tho specified institution, declined TO take
It. Dcgaw was thereupon escorted TO
jail, and will probably enjoy Its hoSpitall.
ties until March next .,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-21

BLACK KrNu.-Thcre was a marked in.
crease in tho numbers present at Wash.
ington Hall, last evening, to witness the
Black King. There was also a manifest
improvement In the rendering Of the play,
which the audience fully appreciated.
The different members Of the company
sustained their characters with more con.
fidenCe and case than on tho previous
evening. Tho "stage fright" common to
novices In the dramatic business, appears
TO have worn of, and VIC believe that by
this evening everything will move Oft
with the regularity and precision Of we'll
trained veterans.
A matinee is to be given ut ~ o'clock
this afternoon for the special accommo,
dalton Of ladies and children. There will
doubtless be q crowded house. Admis.
sion 25 cents. .,... ...
To night will be given the last prcsenta-
ton Of this grand allegorical drama for tho
present. There should not be a vacant
chair in the hall, as tho entire net pro.
coed 60 10 tho benefit Of the Childrens'
Home. .-s ..........
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POLICE CoURT.-There was a decided
increase in the business Of this Court, yes.
terday morning, For some time there
has rarely been more than one case ON the
docket, and quite frequently none. The
crisis appears now to have been passed, as
we have 70 report three individuals ar
raigned before that. tribunal, as follows;
John Taylor, delivering coal without be.
ing weighed, five dollars and costs John
Reynolds, drunk, one dollar and costs
Erastus Rathburn, drunk, very one dol
lar and costs. Vs.. '.l floa y ..4
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ST. AGNES. To-day is known in the
calendar as St. Agnes Day, and tho lc-
gcnd concerning her, runs in this wise /:
St. Agnes having devoted herself TO the
service OF God, refused to become the
bride Of a noble Roman. She was charg-
cd with being a christian, and endured
many brutal indigniticsrather than sacri-
fee to the gods. She suffered martyr.
dom in tue year 3O4, being first thrust in
to the flames, and afterwards bchcaded.
Shortly attcrward, while her parents
were bcwailing her DEATH she appeared
to them with gloriled aspect and q
lamb by her side, and badc them dry
their tears, for she was now forever united
to her dear Saviour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-21

HEAD CuT-Alittlc boy, whose mother
resides in South Wheeling, met with quite
q serious accident, yesterday, under the
following circumstances: Tho little fcl-
low was at an unclc's who was engaged
in making repairs to his stable. While
using an axe about his work his nephew
approached him unprcceived, and coming
too near, was struck on the head with the
blade, making an ugly cash in the scalp.
The child received proper surgical attcn.
ton. u-aa rH.na
Only ono day Inst week the same boy
had all tho fingers of ono hand very So
verely cut with a hatchet while playing
with a companion about his own age.
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mon SALE OR RENT-ONE HUN.

roR SALE OR RENT-oNE HUN.
II dred acres OF land and one hundred and
nlty acres Of coal privilege, within 200 yards OF
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Depot, In
Bridgeport, Ohio, suitable location for rolling
mill or manu- iActuring purposes The coal bank
IL In good working condition and convenient for
supplying coal TO the city or shipping by river or
railroad. There Is on the premises sixteen tone.
mcnt houses, two very large buildings, one Of
BY the Farmer Bros. Also, a Vineyard Of three
OF four acres. In good bearing OF Hartford and
Concord Grapes and 100 or 800 choice ffult trees.
For terms and further particulars Inquire on
the premises. JOHN NJ. K0hGLLNE,g !. 10
IAn1l Bridgeport, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-21

AucrtoS atJ.n. Smiths, commencing
Monday at 2 o'clock, January %, 1871.
Wishing TO change his business, he will
offer his entire stock OF dry goods At auc.
ton. Sales continued from day to day,
until closed out. -. II -..---..-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-21

GOLD PENs.-oxtoby 6 Dualeld, lO4
Market street, below M'Luro House, have
choice lot Of Gold Pens and Pencils.
Persons who use such pens as sold by This
firm never experience any trouble. Call
at the Market Street Jewelry Store, for
gold pens, pencils, American and foreign
watches, clocks, jewclry, spectacles, sill.
yer and plated ware, &c. a 'eH -iat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-21

lRoS-PuosPHoBus CAIIsArA.-The three bes
Tonies, Skillally and elegantly combined in an
Rmbereolored cordial, beautifully transparent to
the eye, pleasant to tho taste, acceptable to the
stomach, in Caswell, Hazard d Co.'S Zero. Phos.
phoratSd Elirer Of CallSaya Bark. .
Each pint contains one ounce ofHoyAl CAlisaya
Bark, and each teAspoonful contains one grain Of
iron. Samples furnished frce TO the profession.
u|.f OASwEL1, HAZARD b co.,
Sole manufacturers, New York.
Sold BY all Druggists,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-21

INCoRPoRArED.-A certificate Of in.
corporation has been granted to DIessrs.
William sturgis, Nelson E. Whitaker,
Arthur g. Mckee, S. Brady and Robert
Crangle, Of this city, under the title Of
the Crescent Iron Company" The CAPT!
tai of the company is $4,000, to be en-
ployed in the manufacture of railroad,
sheet and bar irun, aud steel.
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DID NOT CONE DRIVE were inform
cd, last night that the lecture an
nounced to be delivered at the Female
College by Dr. Davidson, did not come of,
for some reason not known to our in
formant.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-THE FIRST I'm
y German Evangelical Protestant M
Church building. on Clay. street, EastA
Wheeling. Also the lot aud dwelling thereon,
improvements. Possession can be given ImIne.
tIately II necessary. Terms, reasonable. a,
Fer particulars inquire Of -
IanI7eOd or JOHN PFARR. '..r..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-21

ARBITRATOR ArPoNTED.-We hear
that tho Gas Company have appointed B.
NJ. Eof ESQ, torcprescnt their interests
in tho pending arbitration.
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EXPOSE ExrlsAoRpNAHy.-Thc expose
Of Monday night has put everybody on
tho lookout for discoveries. There arc
thousands oil over the city, who knew II
before, but every day others learn that
Forgey & Clemens have the best selected
stock of Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps in the city, and sell them at low prl.
ces. b! To- IIH 'u Iil -g}s.
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MASON 4 HAMLR Organs on monthly
plan at Hamilton & Hardings
Music Emporium, 100 Market Street,
Wheeling, W. Va" Nv 'o
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NoTARIEs PuDLIc.-Dana L. Hubbard
Esq, ofthis city, and Jacob Bun, of Ben
wood, have been appointed Notaries Pub.
lie for Ohio and Marshall counties, respec-
lively. ~ .,'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-21

DIscoNTNuEp.-Thc postoflce ut Old
Town, Allegapy County, Nd, Inns been
observation-disclosures should now be sent
to Green Spring, W. Va. tNlTaag
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FoR an irritated Throat, Cough, or
Cold, "Bropn's BroneR TToehes" are Of.
fered with the fullest confidence in their
efficacy. They have been thoroughly
tested, and maintain the good reputation
they have justly acquired. As there arc
limitations. b sure noBTATN the genuine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-21

E,MERsoN Pianos on monthly pay
ment plan at ~ Hamilton & Hardings
Music Emporium, 100 Market Street,
Wheeling, West Va. ~
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GRAND"Black King" Matinee this after.
noon. Doors open at2 o'clock; perform.
ance, commence at ~ o'clock, Admis.
sion % cents to all parts Of tho Hall.
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srElNwAY PIANOS for sale on tho
monthly payment plan at Hamilton &
HardingS Music Emporium, 100 Market
Street, Wheeling. BIO '.''
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ONE hundred and twenty-five pairs Misses
Turkey Morocco and Goat Balmoral
Shoes, best Philadelphia make, at $500.
Every pair warranted, atL. V. Bonds,
1O7 Main 81. n
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RELlGIouS-ltrv. D. W. Gorham has
been engaged to hold meeting in the
North Street NJ. E. Church, commencing
tomorrow.
Preaching at 1OI o'clock A. NJ, and z
I'm. Special sabbath school meeting, to
promote the spiritual interests Of the
school, at 9 O'clock Pm. Ministers and
members OF other churches are cordially
invited. '''i'.i '''.'''" .. '''l'-
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TAYLOR & FARLEY Organs on monthly
payment plan at Hamilton & Hafdings
Music Emporium 100 Market Street,
Wheeling, W. Val lgHl ie gn'i'ls
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COMPLEMENTARY suppers furnished in
good style and on short notice at Chas. R.
Behler's. 4. tnn.l -nl-l- No.. M
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PARTIES, weddings and festivals sup
piled with ice cream and cake at Chas, r,
BehlePs. 'H '''" ".h' .s' ~ !..l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-21

DEGULAR PITTSBURGH, 49,
~ WHEELING AND ZANES.
WILLIE PACKET.-The elegant pas. -
aenger and freight steamer .H..... %. .. .
CARRIE BROOKS E. II. DARLINGTON, Master,
Gro. REPPERr, Clerk,
Leaves GAINESVILLE on Tuesdays sA. H., wheel.
Ing, Wednesdays Atmldnight
Rstlrnlng, lsaves PIltS5argh, Saturdays At 4P.
H., Wheeling, Sundays Moan,
All business lntusted 10 our caro- will receive
prompt and careful attention. The patronage Of
pahsOngers and shippers respectfully solicited.
For Information n regard 70 freight or passage
enquire Of o. II. BOOTH d CO.,
janis Agents.
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TOR SALE OR RENT-THE IN
II First Glass Dwelling House on the Hi
northeast corner Of HRmpden and Slxth.-lAAs
streets s; Apply'o n,,;IvI p 6 LIEw VS.,
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MUNICIPAL CoURT. This Court will
meet this morning ut 1of o'clock, pursu-
ant to adjournment, Thursday. ~.