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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-02

PoIYGAMY.-An examination Of a man on
the abuve charge, which has been progressing for
some time past, before Trial Justice Mackey, was
auished yesterday. The defendant was married
a few years ago, In this city, by the Rev. DR..
Grardeau, and after awhile abandoned his wife,
and taking up with another woman as single
man, led her to the hymeneal altar, where Sec
ond marriage took place, the ReV. Claudlan B.
Northrop officiating. Not satisfied with this per-
form nee, our would-be Brigham Young left his
second wife for new victim, to whom he was
soon after married by the Rev. Mr.. Green. HIS
Yacilations between the last Two aroused the
fame Of Jealousy, which led to the startling de.
velupmeuls above stated. He was bailed ou one
charge OF bIgumy, aud the nrst wife appeared
uron the scene and charged him with the second
blgamy. In default Of $500 ball. lie was Commit
ted for lra at the next Of the Court OF Gene
raj sessions.
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By ". Y. LEITCH & B. s. BRUNS,

By W. LEITCH 6 B. s.. BRUNS,
Aucaioneers.
DOSITIVE SALE UNDER FOREOLOS. {.
SURE OF MORTGAGE.
VIII be sold THIS EVENING. the I'd or May, ae
the Store OF MessrS W. G. Whtlden & Co., No. 2b6
King street, corner Of Beaufan, at O'CLOCK IN IN
the evening, and continued until the entire STOCK
is disposed OF,
CONSISTING IN PANT OF:
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JeWelry,
Silver and Platedware, Fine Crockery. frehcu
CHINA. Glassware and a variety Of Vases, and ar
tlcies OF Virtu, Parisnware and Fancy Goods.
The sale Of CROCKERY. at 60. % Hsyne street,
will take place on the eth Of Nay. Catalogues
may be had on application, az No. - Hayne
street, OF No. 35 Broad street. msy2
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N1LssoN.-Cdrtes de uisite OF the renowned
aud charming cautatrlce are to be had at Sou
ders gallery llate Quinby'sl
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C1uRs AND STARs,-John Moses and 4.
Greer, two colored boys arrested for indulglng in
asticutr SATURDAY. afternoon, IN Charlotte street,
were sentenced each to paw fine OF 81.
Sam Middleton, lodged on the charge OF stealing
a coat and pair Of pants from Mrs. Nolan Ill
Market street, was turned over TO q trial justice
Mary Williams, arrested tor curslns anu s"ear'
ing and disturbing the neithHorhooa at tue COT
ner OF Church and Elliott streets sunday evening"
mas sent 20 the House of Correction for ten days
ruder the vagrant law.
Robert Smith, colored, arrested on the cnaree
o, stealing groceries from Mr.. Wienhoitz' at the
corner or rradd stree. and East Bay, Is held Tor
examination.
white man, OF blbulous propenslties, VINO
~.s nicsed up Saturday afternoon while lying
down In frighsrnl state Of lnebriation was U.S.
charged OIL pleading the first offence
MASONIC FuStRAL CEREMONY. one OF
those pleasing incidents though mournlul LII lts
associa ion, when illustrate the sympaehetic lles
+,or mite the Masonic bro herhood throu9 out
-,a world. occurred in Charleston YESTERDAY.
While ont of town, me i4telligence reached r. 3
Bruns ESQ, deputy grand master aho aepu's
Grand high priest of the United S1a'eS' 'ha'
brother ". O. Morer, OF 3 stDu, had dled at the
charleston Hotel. Returning to the city at once
Mr.. Bruus found here telegram frLm the son OF
The deceased requesting that The remains shoui'
Immediately be forwarded home. The craft "eFe'
in consequence, hurledly convoked for the par.
nose of paying the Lass Masonic houors {" aeaa
brother aud the funeral TOOK place at the ho'e'
yesterday arternonn, Brother W. B. Yates ofnela''
inc rs grand chaplain. Previous to the rea'lns
~ rho ritual the deputy grand high priest deliv-
ered funeral address in which he feellngy al
i,dea n the sad event which had called them
together around the remains OF stranger III
strange la.d, and dwelt upon the Masonic virtues
that must Always elicit the tribute OIL aaec'l''
and respect from ,ncihbers OF the Masonic or'ef'
Aereeably to lnstrucio ions. the body was tneh cou
yeyed to tn. Express ONCE, where, III 'he ooN
sha, -ntumpcd the coffin, was paced Aasou'o
apron, TO signify t. the brethren In Boston 'ha
their dee eased friend received from the Masous VI
the Palmetto State the fraternal care upon winch
Se had 80 high cia!m.
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MACOUEEN & RIECKE

MACVUEEN q hiEChH
WILL SELL BEFORE THEIR STORES.
w Nos. 81 and % Vendue Range, THIS DAY,
at 9 O'Clock A. NJ,
5000 pounds Bacon Strips
20 tierces 0anvased s. O. HAMS
10 tierces Uncanvased 8. O. Hams
$500 pounds Dry Sailed Shoulders
so tubs Leaf and Extra Lard
150 kits Nos. and Mackerel
20 boxes Short Rib MiddleS
25 tubs Butter, &c, &c.
Terms cash. mayZ
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snd, breaking their order. the guests proceeded
to he handsome tables in t.e rear OF tne oniia
in.s A collation. at once delicate and suostan-
,;a was here ia readiness, and received fa'l JUS
flee at the hands OF the guests. The national
layer flowed In al its rich mel!oWneSs as tle
ri0emcn arrse tickets or The target shooting
were distributed, and, shortly after, single shot
rrom The hnwitzer announced hat the
SHOOTING coNTDsr HAD BEGUN.
Into the slloniing gallery poured the r'tl"men-
green. white ant, gray-au'l soon the sharp crack
of An hundred r,irs ID that the sport had COM
meuced IN good earnest. There were Twelve re-
yers,ble targets placed ut n distance # two hum
dred yard- made OF white canvas, Win oiacA
circle In the centre enclosing the white nuPs
eve. about rec inches In diameter. TheS- we're
the principal ones for the prlze shooting rhere
were hers to suit every one at every distance,
and the doomed eagle once more ap .'eared percn.
ed upn a lofty pole a. the distance ot two num-
,lred wards FROM the shooting boxes. Much good
shoot,uy was done duriag the day, and one
crack shut was observable, when the shooting ~as
aver. wax ny quietly arunnd wl:h some twenty
mr. more %. u,run'' tickets in his hat band. Tc
| the rlphL OF the regular shno Ing stand h the
AIR GUN GALLERY,
! vhare a nrtvate clrtzpn without the charm ol
green Trimmings on his coat, can enter. and
n, n PAYMENT or small bonus, shoot With the
| rest. The .uery IL handsomely dressed VILE
n.us and va. well patronIzed during the day.
| short distance TO the right Ia the public saae
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PARcHEssI! PARcHEEsI IA royal game of
India. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR,
apr2O And No. l8l King Street.
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS. .--Stereoscopic views
OF Charleston and vicinity, at No. l6l King street
). a. the Hasel street Bazaar. noYl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-11

BEAUTIFUL OCEAN SnEL1s.-Lovers o!
tho beautiful will do well TO call at Paul
Bros. & Co., No. 90 Market street, and see
their collection Of shells and wall paper
The wall paper is rs cheap per roll as any
in tho city, and oNE.sIxTH WIDER, This
advantage they have secured to them
selves by direct importation Of foreign
papers. The fine papers are much cheap,
or in proportion to their quality than do
nestle goods. Calland see. a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-11

THRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
DeedSof Trust made to mo BY ChrlStian
Smith and Eliza, his wife, dated October 1, 1855,
and Of record In tho Recorders Oficc Of Ohio
county, in Deed Book No. y, pages "a and 288, l
will Oder atpublic sale, at the tont door Of the
Court HouS0Of Ohio county, on Saturday. April
1871, beginning at 10 O'Clock, A. Y the follow
ing described property, 70 wit: y..I
Two certain 6ac9 Of land situate on Middle
Wheeling Creek, In the tOwnshlpof TTiAdelphia,
county Of Ohio, and State Of West Virginia,
bounded and described as follows, as per the said
record Of the said deed OF trust: The lrst tract
beginning at . bunch Of white walnuts Standing
on tha west bank Of Middle Wheeling Creek aud
corner to Joseph NARROW and Joseph Blaney /;
thsnce with said MArloW's line down the creek
4 9X deg. Q. - poles toA white walnuti thence
a. 50 deg. Q. Sp0les to sugar tree; thence .. 81
deg. G. spoles toa poplar; thence ~ Deg west sG
poies to a red oak; thence s. o. west
bS poles to stake; thence 3. l9k wO poles 70
an elm and white walnut. corner To said Joseph
MaIlow and Henry Bell thence 9. 50 deg west
6Sp0les to an elm; thence n. 7SKw. q poles to
T9k west q poles to q hickory, conner to the
original Of Thomas Buchanan; thence with
Thomas BuehAnAn's line n. 10 deg, east 1883 poles
70 poplar stump; thence n. IS deg. west 80 poles
to an elm, another corner to said Joseph Bla.
ney; thence with his line n. 7Sk deg. 9. lS6 poles
10 the beginning, containing one hundred and
Slxty-thSee acres more or less; also another or
sec0nd tract, adjoining thu CORNER, bounded as
tolloWs: Beginning At q red oak, Scrner 70 Albert
Davis and Henry Bell thence north 80 poles 10
an elm standing In 4 drain, corner to Joseph
Narrow and James Stewart, with said Stewards
lIneS. 90 deg. ". o. poles to an elm; thence n.
19X deg, west 10 poles to sugar tree; thence 8.
deg, east 10 poles to q stake In the road; thence
50 deg. Q. 90 percheS to the red oak, being the
place Of beginning, containing q acres and u
percheS, together with all the buildings and In
pruvements thercRnto belonging.
Terms made known ct the sale. A reasonable
credit win DO EiVopforA large proportion Of thu
purchase money.
Selling as Trustee, shall convey only such
title - 70 vested In mo by the said Deed Of Trust
which, however, Is believed 10 be good and per
is6lS HENRY KURTz, Trustee.
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ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.-0n Wed
nesday evening last about six O'Clock
VIM. Douglass, John Jones and Mol
Brown attempted TO escape from TIT
Bellaire, Ohio, Jail. 1t is supposed tha
one of the prisoners had skeleton key
with whichhc unlocked his own cell ant
those of the other two. There was a holt
in the wall of the building from which {
prisoner had escaped some days previous
and through this hole the prisoners madt
their exit. A railroad man was passing
at the time, and succeeded in recapturinl
Jones and the woman. Douglass madI
his escape. Jones and Douglass vert
held for stealing liquor, cigars, DC. from
car in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
yard recently, and were to have beer
sent to st. Clairsville Thursday morning
for trial. Jones kept a saloon near thu
depot, and Douglass was brakeman in
the yard. :
We cuttAe foregoing from one Of Oul
exchanges lew days since, and now give
the denouement as detailed to US. The
man Douglass was recaptured, and thu
pair ultimately lodged in Jail at St. Glars
vile. In due course OF time Court con
vened and one OF the prisoners brought
out for trial. He plead not guilty, but thu
jury decided against him after full hear
ing, and tixedh his punishment at five day.
Imprisonment in the county Jail, and tc
pay fine Of ten dollars and costs. The
other party was brought out to be ar
raigned, and on reaching the Court
room, complained of feeling unwell-
stating that he believed he had the small
pOx, as he had been exposed TO that d.
sease. This naturally produced some
CONSERVATION among the court, lawyers
jury and bystandeB.. His Honor ordered
the sheriff TO procure the services Of q
physician 10 examine the patient and re-
port. The order was obeyed, and the re
suit Of the medical mans Investigation
coroborated tho prisoners statement
The Judge at once directed the sheriff Il
release the accused, with the injunction
that If he (the prisoner did not leave thu
town in four hours, the extreme pains ant
penalties Of the law would be visited upOr
him. Nothing could have pleased TIL
party better. To get out Of the place IL
the shortest possible period was exactly
what he wanted, and 1t may be concluded
that he lost no time in obeying the in
junction Of the Court. His companior
served out his term Of imprisonment, palt
the fine, and the fellows are once more a
liberty amid the scenes Of their former ex
plot in the liquor and cigar business
The sufferers from their thieving propen
stiles feel that the uncertainties" Of tAt
law arc strange and totally inexplicablo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-11

AMERICAN WATCHES Of every grade
in gold and silver cases; u full line Of
foreign watches, including "Our Own
Watch," a magnificent chronVmeter bear.
ing the flrnl name of OStoby & DdfIleld
imported directly from Europe by this
firm. JCwclry Of every description and
eight day clocks of every style; gold sill
yer and plated ware, &c. Sc, at the Mar,
kct Street Jewelry Store, a few doors be-
low the Mcclure House.
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New PREMIuM.-Onc off our exchanges
in certain part OF the State, offers, as a
premium to new subscribers, to publish
their obituary notices free OF charge,
should they depart this life during the
term their subscriptions continue, This
is an unparalleled offer, but We would not
advise any one to accept it, as death
would certainly result from perusal Of
the paper one year; perhaps, six months
would close up his mortal history.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-11

"DooLEY's YEAST PowDER."-The sd.
periorlty Of this Baking Powder has long
been demonstrated by every housekeeper
who has used it, and from the steadily In.
creasing demand for reliable article.
The universal expression is that It is the
best in the market, and its perfect purity
and freedom from deleterious substances
warrants the assertion. To those who
have never used It, We say give 1t a trial,
and your testimony to its worth will be
added to the many thousands Of Others.
Sold by Grocers generally. DooLEY &
BRoTlIRRs, 60 New Street, New York,
Manufacturers. cod
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FAIR GRouNDs-We arc informed
that Frank Reynolds has leased the Fair
Grounds for another year, and that as
soon as the weather will permit he pro-
poses to put the track in thorough order,
besides giving the buildings and stables a
general brushing up. Picnic parties and
base ballhts will be gratifed to learn that
this pleasant and convenient resort is to
be at their service the ensuing reason.
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HANDSOMELY FITTED UP.-Tho South
Wheeling Literary Society has changed
its quarters, and now occupies largo and
well ventilated and lighted hall in the
third story Of Handlan's building. A
commodlOus stage has been erected and
furnished with Foot.lights, scenery, &c
The latter was painted by Dardinc, and
is in his best style.
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..Ghe4ttelti9en
SATURDAY; MARCH IL, 1871.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Fourth Street N. E. Church.
Eng. Lutheran Church.
Wanted-An Experienced Man as Man
ager.
Looking Glasses.
Jacob Snyder, No 80 Main Street.
Just Received, Nc Plus Ultra White
Lime. l,
: We have Received, tEc.-head local.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society.
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lRoS-PuOsPHoRus -CAIISAYA.-Thcth three bes
TONES, Sldllfully and elegantly combined in an
amber.eolOred cordial, beautifully Transparent to
tho eye, pleasant to tho taste, acceptable to the
stomach, in CaSwell, Hazard 4 Co.'S Ferro- Phos.
phorated Elixcr Of Callsaya Bark.
Zach pint contains one ounce OrRoyal Callsaya
Bark, and each teaspoonfGl contains one grain o.
Iron. Samples furnished nee 70 the profession.
CASwELL, HAZARD B CO.,
Sole manufacturers, New York.
Sold by ali Druggists,
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TEACHERS AssoCIATEoN.-This is tho
regular dry for this association to meet,
and We presume session will be held at
the usual hour and place, viz: 10 o'clock
and tho Board Of Education rooms.
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POLICE CoURT.-The attendance at
this court, yesterday morning, was quite
large, and the docket fair average
one. The following cases were heard:
John Corners, tumult and disorder, five
dollars and costs; David Janison, same
charge, FIVE dollars and costs; D. 0C.
Quinlan, same, one dollar and costs; WIN
liam Henry, assault, twenty dollars and
costs.
twill be seen from an examination Of
the foregoing that the "drunks" failed to
put in an appearance.
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"A UNIVERSAL REMEDY" BRowN's
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs7 for Coughs, Colds,
and Bronchial Affections, now stands the
first in public favor and confidence; this
result has been acquired by test Of many
years. Its merits and extensive use have
caused the Troches to be counterfeited,
and we would caution purchasers 10 be on
their guard against worthless limitations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-11

PRRsoNAL-Prot. A. ID. Williams, ex.
State Superintendent of FREQ Schools,
reached tho city yesterday evening. Prof
W. goes to West Liberty to-day, and Is to
deliver an address in that place this even.
inr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-11

GREAT BARGAINS IN Doors AND SHOES
TO reduce my present stock Of Shoes ]
will sell best Philadelphia made Shoes
Women's at $3.50, worth $3.50.
Misses at $500, worth $500. au
Childs at 5Oc, worth $780, , ,a5
Mems Gum Shoes at $1,OO, worth $1.a5
Women's Gum Shoes at Zoe, worth 81,
sH's L.V. BLOND, 1O7 Main ST.
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Beginning at 10 o'clock A. H., the following dc:
SctIbed property: situated on the west side oil
Market street. between Second and Alley D, In
the sixth ward Of tho cityof Wheeling the south
half OF lot number nlnety.slx 9G) In Chapllne d
Rolrs addition to said city, With the buildings
and improvements thereon or thereto belonging.
TERMS made known on day Of eale.
Selling as Trustee, shall convey only such
title as 4 vested In me by said decd Of trust
febIO JABEZ EXLEY, Trustee.
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dor SALE OR RENT.-THAT la In
% desirable property fronting 1888 feet
on Monroe street, 20 feet on sixth and S4--1.
dwelling with 10 rooms on tho premises, besides
a Splendid stable sufficiently large iOr 10 horses,
with nova for tons Of hay, Possession LIST Of
April, or sooner.
iapsi ''' p. L. KIMBERLY.
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THE Wheeling Savings Institution has
failed, but F. G. Myers has not failed in
getting one Of tho finest stocks Of MILF
merry Goods in tho city.
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rOR SALE.

Tho Warehouse, No. 4 Quincy street, at pro.
sent occupied BY the Benw0Od Iron Works. Pos.
ALSO, Several lots In tho town OF DenwOOd,
MarbhAll county,
ALSO, The "0re Farm" 63H acres, situated AZ
miles west Of MaFtlnSvllle, Ohio.
For further particulars inquire Of Benwood Iron
Works, Wheeling, or BCnw0od Furnace Martins
vile, Ieb23.
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For Additional Local see First Page.

Doc KILLED.-somebody's favoritC
"black and tan" was killed yesterday, by q
street car, over in Centre Wheeling
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ORANGE, Sherbet, chocolate; strawber-
ry, and vanilla cream to-day at Ziegen.
telder's, No. 4 Odd Fellows Hall, Monroe
strnnt -----
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BEAUTIFUL MoDEL-Passiug along
Monroe street the other day, we noticed
In one Of the windows Of McLain's new
building, beautiful miniature man;ot.
war, constructed by a convict in the peni;
Tertiary at 1Loundsvillc. We are not ex-
perts in naval architecture, but it occur
red to US that nothing had been omitted
to make it complete in all It's parts. With
sails all set, guns run out, and ma.
rines on deck stripped to the buff ready
for action, the scene presented Is at once
animated and life-like. Its to be regret
ted that one exhibiting SO much skill as
an artisan should be serving out term Of
Imprisonment within the walls OILS peui-
tiary. lf- 90 =.
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PICTURE FRAS1Es.-All the latest and
most improved styles, just received at
the Partridge Gallery.
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nOR SALE.-TWENTY (20 BUILD.
ID inR Lots on Wheeling leland, Price SSOO
each. Terms, onefOurth cash; the residue IN
equal instalmenta q onO, two and three years.
NH mo. P. GIIcHRIsT.
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CHEAP CoUNrER.-In order 10 make
room for spring goods, I will place my
entire stock of Mems, Women's, Misses
and Childs Boots and Shoes on Cheap
Counter and sell them regardless of cost.
Every pair warranted Of the best material
and workmanship. L. V. BLOND,
107 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-11

LOCK shank buttons and latest styles
rosettes, at Carnahan s Co.'S, No. 81
Main street, Centre Wheeling. rp a
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MEMS champion shoes, no Iacing or
goring required, at Carnahan & Co.'s, 81
Main street. .n 'f-
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A LARGE assortment Of Flowers at F,
G. Myers, 100 Main street. ''
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A FINE assortment of Ribbons at F. G.
Myers, 100 Main street.
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THRUST SALE.

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made to me by
John Carney and Mary Jane his wife, dated Jan
uary 2, lS6S, and Of record In the office OF the
Recorder Of Ohio county In Deed Book No. 81,
page 293, will offer At public tRlG at the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, on
rtr FRIDAY, March 81, 1871,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following de-
Scri6ed property, tO.wlt: LOtnumbered two hun
tred and two C9oO situated on John street In the
addition to the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county,
", Va, laid ont by Noah Zane, Peter YarnAll, J.
FaWeett and others, fronting ON John street sixty
feet and running back one hundred and twenty
feet, more or less, to the alley situate between
John and Zane streets called Cedar alley, with
the buildingS thereon and thereto belonging.
TeEms OF sale, cash.
Selling as Trustee, shall convey only such title
as IL vested In me by sAid Deed Of Trust.
Ian95 JOHN REID, Trustee.
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THRUST sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
Deed Of Trust made 10 me by Hugh Morrl'
son and Mary JAnO his wife, dated March 4, 1870.
and OF record In tho Office Of tho Recorder Of
Ohio county, In Deed Book 81. page GAL, will
offer at public sale at the front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-11

HAR1EQuN and Fraise's cream to-day
at No. A Odd Fellows Hall, Monroe
street ]. Ziegenfelder.
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OPENING at Harden & Dunaway's, Sat-
urday. ia r. ana Uiat
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CALL and see the Spring Styles at Har
den & Dunaway's,
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HARDEN & DUNAwAy will have their
opening OF Spring Millinery and Fancy
Notions on Saturday, 18th.