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THE STEAMER ARROW
WILL LEAVE
STEP HENSON'S WHARF,
Foot Of Seventh street,
Daily, at 10 .. m. for M0UNTyER- -
SoN@stoPping at ALEXANDRIA Es4-N
nd foRTS fO0TE and WASHING 2kzrznEz
Ion, each way-returning 70 the city Of 40 D. m
THOMAS SrACKP0LE, Captain
AMns SYKES. General Superintendent decli-tf
Foe HEW I9.K. BOsTON AND
NORFOLK.
rH Hp fnd sissr Deeember 4, the steamer LADY OF
will leave SrSach wharf. foot Of 9Th EsSN
street; M0NDAYs, wEDNEsDAYSilslll -
IsnaSe .cns SS1foR sas sc,hslps q
Nortoik Win the M. n Steamship Compsny Tor
Boston; also eennsctins with the virginia steam.
mp ION PAM tor New York, mailing semi weekly
neight from the above named cities The yirginist
e = p : Ce s,ssmsss leave New York TUEsDkYs,
Agents-v. D. Grsner, Norfolk, va; M. EId.
ridge, Alexandria, Va. J. g. Waters George.,xn
D. g; Thos. NJ. Crouch will receive ana Seliys,
freight at 9th street wharf until Q CLOCK D m
DORSEY OLAGETf, Gen Agent,
decl-tr Plants Store, corner lsth and N Tsy
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the North end sc1ss. .ish sssss await asss. %
Low as BY any Other route.
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&c STANTON. General Superintendent. oNsssss
RALTIMOREA AND ono RAILRoAD
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va 10 so 2s.1 500. 40. SO ..s
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.il,s, Lssre Annsgos: Junction, md sssy. eve
and as .. m: 500 ,. m. stops : yessups TSs
s:so y m stops NJ Annapolis Jsnetion and Rsiay
The T:ts D. m. on Sunday stops o. curius "a
week. -
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en- SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave fcR n % Az sS Se sss sad T;.'rs.
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TOR ALL PARTS OF THEwEgT
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g. m. and 800 and . as m,
ON Saturday AZ s;ss and lspn.
On Sunday 81 3: 80 and y a. D m only oenns,x.
,ns At Relay station with trains from Baltimore =
Wheeling, Psrkersbure, Pittsburg, &C.
~, fos strssburg, and Pclnts between Relay Bouss
S Nc ctrsseure leave 40 500 o. m, connecting 81
mediation train.
Through tickets % the West can be h,a a, ~
Washington Station Ticket once at eli hours IN q
day,
For New York. Philadelphia and Bosso. zee a.
vertisement Of =" Through Line"
j. L. WILSON,
Master Of Trans pOrtaf,on,
IN. COLI, General Ticket Agent
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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
IA SAIk EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SAT
URDAT TO AND FROM
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
FAILING ~ Londonderryto land Mails and Passengers
The steamers OF this fay orite line built press
ntIed up IN every respect with all theSs1CIN
modern improvements calculated to in-e.szEsFkS
surethe safety comfort, and convenience Of passen-
gers.
PASSAGE Rates, Payable IN CS,,-errv.
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
DERRY
First cabin. SIS and SIS, according 20 location:
snin keturn Tickets, Slss, securing best accommo
sending for their friends in the Old Couniry n1r
chase tickets at reduced rates For further particu.
lars apply 20 HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowl.
ing Green, N. Y; or to q. \, SMITH, 225 Pennsyi.
sylyania avenue, WILLIAMSON Co Ia ltth
street, Washington, ID. q. sc24-Sn-
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Ava BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter the Fine STEAMSHIPS Z. @. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week >Scnk
Btrips between NEMY0RK,ALEX S4GFR
DhlA. WASHINGTON and GEORGE @EznzkS
Town, as follows leave NEW YORK from Pier
GEoRGET0WN every FRIDAY at a. m, and
ALEXANDRIA the same day at 10 m
For full information apply to X. p. A. DENHAM,
Agent, office and wharf foot of High street. George
town, or at the corner OF Nth street and New York
iell.tf wv. THOMPSON, President.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST LINE SOUTH,
~ era the Richmond, ErederiekSbUrE
and Potomac Lins.-steamers leave g es1h4-N
seventh street Wharf, twice daily
SUNDAY .. m. exceptedD At a. m. and n m of.
nce,oVS Pennsylyania avenue. myI7-u
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-17
4 Wen. Managed Spernlntion.

\ company If land proprietors, own
ing about two hundred acres of land
near the city of Louisville, for which
they paid at the rate of sos per acre,
have managed to put themselves in the
way of making a good deal of money by
entering into a speculation which need
ed only tact, enterprise, and Hberahty
in expanding money-in advertising
and otherwise-to make their venture
a success. They bought the land on
the LIST II June, and Immediately pro.
ceeded to lay it ont in squares, streets,
and avenues, we'll fenced and white
washed and named appropriateness
tabishing, in fact, n complete town,
minus the houses, public buildings,
&c, Having progressed thus far, they
next advertised the sale extensively in
the city and interior papers of Ken
lucky and neighboriug States. prepared
"taking" maps OF the site of the pro-
posed new village, built short rail
road to the line OF the property at an
expense of S35. 600, and during the
days Of sale spread a fine lunch free to
all corners. The result was that a
large throng- mostly mechanics-at-
tended, and the enterprise of the par
ties was rewarded by selling one-half
81 the tract for $3.50. 900. The other
half, the more valuable portion of the
property, was reserved by the owners,
who, it is thought with reason. will re
anZe 4 large fortune within less than
slN months time from their enterprise
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-17

the train, was killed outright and six inca, in
cludi,g the conductor, were badly hurt.
\ YOUNG lady operative in the Elgin watch
factory, named Mary Tyrren, was caught in a
shaft in that establishment, by ringlet Of
her hair, and had her scalp literally torn from
her head. The unfortunate sufferer will not
recover.
A STAMPED envelope containing a blank
sheet of paper was found upon the body Of
Mr.. French, cashier of the Detroit Tribune.
As this was in exact imitation Of his friend
Col Barnes, who committed suicide ten days
ago, the cause of this sad termination of a use
full life is revealed.
AT Indianapolis, Monday, twenty-five gam
blers were arraigned and fined q, 100.
The Aurora en- Silver plating factory was
burned on Sunday. Loss s25, 00O-insurance
$4,000.
THE boet-house of the Excelsior Club at
Detroit, was destroyed by fire Monday morn
ing; also, four ice-houses, the property Of
Seitz Bros. The total loss is s15, 900. The
boat club lost all the boats and furniture.
HESRY A. REMINGTON, who was arrested in
st. Louis, lastFriday. charged with embezzle-
ment of some go. 600 to $40. 900 of New York
lAilt COMPANY "ii'N nv "''S
agent of the company, has been taken to New
York for trial.
SIX fires occurred in st. Louis on Wednes-
day, involving the destruction of property
valued at $4,000.
SArESrA and Big Tree have been sentenced
to be hanged in September, though the judge
who tried them promises to recommends COM
mutation.
The Democrats Of the Second Judicial dis
trict of Ohio have nominated W. j. Gilmore
of Common Pleas.
\ FREIGHT TRAIN collided with peach train
on the Wilmington and Reading Railroad, near
Marshall station, on Wednesday. One en-
gineer was killed and several brakemen wound
ed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-17
The south.

A FIRE at Louisville, on Thursday, destroy
ed seven buildings, including Thos. Meikles'
bolt-factory, J. j. Hare's pump, block and
tackle-works, Geo. SCOTS pump and block
factory, McDonough's clearinghouse, and
john Smiths lumber-yard Loss not ascer-
certaiued partially insured. Mr. Hare loses
fully 725, 600.
The wife Of DR.. Carl Crosse died in Louis
vile few days since, from the effects of i'll
treatment received at the hands of her hus-
band.
Mrs. ABRAHAM LINCOLN has received inform
Todd, Of Paris, Ky, who was married only a
few months ago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-17

The only buildings that escaped We're the
Shuft' 'nsa.eI, uiuuna' put,.iubS, an" 'l'9
tb 1, snror ready for zhipping DESTROYED.
lr is probable that the Emperors William of
I Germany md Francis Josenh of Austria will
soon meet at Gastion. Austria
TINS Amendment of Mr. T. F. Wade as sue
cessor 10 Sir Rutherford Acock As British
Minister ia China. il published.
SOME armed Germans having violated the
.Jura frontier. Switzerland. the Swiss Govern
ment has addressed protest to the Cabinet at
Berlin
rur only French prisoners now remaining
in Germany M, four officers and eight hundred
private- in hospital. and ten officers and seven
~ priyates inn risoued for yarions offences.
n,>,,.,D,, ,,.,,,,,. ~, s,r,,,.,,,,. .,,,,i
'.'.' - -, ,'''
mem E"sI7h surgeon ana lhy7lc'an' VIII snort
" Nisl' the Ilu'ed states Tor inc purpose OF
making study OF the American course OF
treatment Tor the reformation OF mebrates'
ApyIyEs from Algeria arc alarming. The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-15

Boy sHoT.-The occupants of the
Harker property on the edge Of town
have been seriously annoyed by depreda'
dalOrs on their premises, stealing fruit,
&c, and the conclusion was arrived at,
that iorbearance was no longer virtue.
On Sunday afternoon, some boys made a
raid in pursuit Of pears and the first thing
he knew, one Of them received some bird
shot about the head and body, hurting
him not seriously, but pretty badly The
boy shot, a very small one by the way, 1t
appears had been put forward by older
ones who were lying hidden, and who
unfortunately escaped These latter should
have been severely punished Wels1nr9
Herald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-15
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
CANADA.


TORONTO, July ii.
Ex.Goy. McDoughal, late Minister OF
Public Works in Sir JnO. A. Mac Donald >
Government, but now in opposition has s
come out in a letter to his constituents III
sHnnort Of the treaty. He takes inc
grppnd that having been ratified BY ihe
S %iS5 CONTRACTING parties, it has the
w. nSiaw and thai no further leglsla-
.ta nccessary To give II effect, and
that Canada could not II she Woulu ~,
verse si,s the policy OF the Empire, unless
she d prepared 10 quit il. he thinks lhe
ynarantee of peace, and the opening. Of
the 81 Lawrence, which involves the i'm
movement of its navigation by both
countries, the great merit OF the Treaty,
OTTAWA, ONT., July IA.
A Masonic banquet was given in Curl
ipg Rink last night, which was finely deco
rated with flags and evergreens. The
brethren formed in procession at Music
Hall at s p. NJ. and marched to the ban,
uueL hall. A great throng OF people lined
the streets through which the procession
moved. Three hundred of the brethren
sal down to the banquet, among them Slr
John Mcdonald, representative OF the
Grand Lodge Of England. The Grand
Lodge of Canada has refused to recognize
the Grand Lodge Of Quebec,
lIadington, with some gentlemen from
the United States interested in the Pacific
railroad enterprise, arrived last night and
had AN interview with Sir John A. Nc
Donald this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-15

COUNCIL lNsTITUTED.-A new Council
Of American Mechanics was Instituted
last evening in the hall Of tho Ben Frank.
lin Council, by Deputy National Council
or Clarkson. The following are the Off.
Gers Of the new Council, which Is called
Enterprise No. 9, o. U. A. NJ. W. E.
Fry, c; F. W. Budke, V. G.; r. J. link,
r. T.; A. Bennett, T.; W. starke, F. g.;
Lewis Albright, Il James Nichol, E.; W.
Higgins, !. ?. The new Council starts
out under very flattering auspices. The
Order has been in existence for over a
quarter Of a century, and Is rapidly grow.
ing in public favor There are now over
three hundred Councils, iRworking order
throughout the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-15

FINE WALL PAPERs.-Messrs. PAUL
Bros. & Co., No. 90 Market street, have
the largest and finest stock Of decora.
tions for halls, churches, &c, TO be found
in the city. Persons desiring such goods
will find very large and complete selec.
ton at the above house, and they are the
only firm in the city that make special.
ty Of such goods as Decoration Mould
ings for panels, fine Grained Papers, oil
all descriptions, 4O-inch Plain Tints. fol
vanishing, Gilt, Velvet, Bronze and En-
broidered Wall Papers, at less than East.
ern prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-15

BuRGLARY.-The residence of a gentle
man on the Island was burglarized,
night or two ago. An entrance was
effected through window reached from
the roof of a porch. The burglar ran
sacked the house without disturbing any
of the inmates. He got nothing for his
trouble but a fifty cent fractional currency
note. The pocket book from which that
was taken was found the next morning
in the box nailed to the fence,put upto pre-
serve his morning paper. In the box
were four old coppers, taken also from the
pocket book, but which the burglar::was
honest enough to return in thisisingular
manner
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VIM. SUMNER " 70,
No. 90 Monroe 81, Wheeling, W. Va.

HEAD CUr.-An Unusual accident hap
pened at Charley Behlers establishment
last evening about 10 o'clock Miss
Mollie, daughter ofour genial friend John
Bishop. Esq, had entered the parlor on
the second story, and had taken seat
Immediately in front oil large mir
ror hanging between two windows. While
pattaking ola dish Of Ice cream the fas-
Jennings Of the mirror became detached,
when ii fell, striking Miss b. on the head.
The glass was shivered into thousand
pieces, cutting several ugly gashes in the
scalp, from which the blood flowed quite
freely. Surgical aid was summoned, the
lady's wounds properly dressed, after
which she was taken to the residence Of
Mr.. E. Day, on Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-15

CLARENCE, a little son Of T. r. Laird
ESQ, Of Wheeling, who, with his mother
Is visiting the family Of ]. II. 8. Trainer
ESQ, Of this city, met with a sad accl-
dent on last Monday afternoon. Clarence
was playing "circus" on the pavement In
front Of Mr. TBS house, when he fell back
ward and broke one Of his arms at the
elbow. DR.. Moflltt was called, who sci
the broken limb, and the little fellow Is
getting along as well as could be expect.
ed.-Sieubenrilb Gdsetts Of he IAN.
Mrs. L., only a few nights before the
above unfortunate occurrence, had beer
robbed Of various articles Of Iewelry by q
burglar who entered her bedroom about
two o'clock in the morning. Rather too
many misforLunes for pleasant VISIT, We
should say.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-15

AcCEPTED-We learn that the tender
made by the session of the Fourth Pres
byterian Church Of the use Of their house
Of worship to the congregation of the
First Church Of the same denomination
while their building is undergoing re.
pairs, has been accepted, and that Rev.
D. W. Fisher will occupy the pulpit
tomorrow morning. This Arrangement
may not continue In force longer than to-
morrow, as the improvements now making
in the First Church may be so far adj.
vanced towards completion by next Sun
day, as to permit services therein as for.
merly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-15

Coor.-The Charleston Courier, in its
issue of the 9th inst, says: The reason
why Governor Jacob did not, in many
counties, appoint even one Republican on
the Board Of Commissioners to superin'
tend the convention election, is doubtless
due to the fact that Republicans of the
proper standard of qualification were not
recommended" This, the Courier exult'
antly exclaims, "is fair sample OF Demo
cratic decency." This, we should say Is
protecting minorities with Il vengeance,
In every county where the raScality is ex.
pected 10 be done ALL the members Of
The Board are violent ConventiOnlsts,
Democratic decency" indeed the thing
is simply outrageous.-Stdte Journal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-15

The RACRA-The attendance at the
races, yesterday, was much larger than
the day previous, We noticed among the
number several sporting men from Pitts
burgh and other neighboring cities, The
shower on Thursday afternoon had pat
the track in excellent c1nditiOn-free
from dust, firm and solid, Several re-
lreshment stands were in full blast, but
we noticed very little excessive drinking.
The order was quite good, and only for
one or two small disturbances, It would
have been perfect The police were on
the grounds, and put prompt quietus on
the attempts Of IN unEuly fellow or two
to disturb the peace and good order oithe
occasion.
The trot between Joe Moore, Sleepy
Dan and Feettoot came of first, and was
determined in one heat The frst-named
horse was declared the winner in 2;59.
The running race for which Bell Price
Bayswater, Jim Burnley and Billy Maloy
had beeh entered, was next in order.
Only the first and lastnamed contested
for the purse-the others having been
withdrawn. Bell Price won in three
straight heats-half mile dSsh-in 5Si,
594, 55f.
The closing contest of the day was a
trot and was quite exciting. Silver Sides,
Sorrel Dan and scroggins were the entries,
and all Of them came upon the track
in fine style. The first heat was won
by Silver Sides in 2;40li the second by
Sorrel Dan in 2:47; the third by SCrog'
gins in 2:4li, Thus matters stood at the
close Of the third heat. Each horse had
won heat, and as may well be supposed
no small anxiety was manifested to see in
whose favor Dame Fortune would smile
Betting ran high on each, but the exhi
bition Of speed and bottom displayed by
Scroggins during the third heat, made
him rather the hvOrite. After the usual
preliminaries the horses started on the
fourth heat, and before the firstSquar.
ter stake was reached 1t became apparent
that It would result in favor Of Scroggins
No one had any idea, however, that thu
heat would end the race, but such was thu
fact. Silver Sides broke badly, and Sor
rel Dan did not get down 10 the worl
with his accustomed earnestness. Scrog
gins long and rapid reaching brought hin
down the home stretch at tremendou
pace, reaching the score before the other
crossed the distance pole. The red tlat
of the judge dropped and the nnounce
ment made that the white legged sorre
had distanced his competitors
The following are the entries for thi
days races: Purse No. 7-running-dasl
Of a MILE. L. Burley enters b. IN. Luc.
2; r. W. Hodgens, 8, g. Billy Maloyi J. +
Reynolds, 8. &. Jim Burley,
Purse No. g. trotting, $20O-JohT
MCGee enterss. g. Willlami ]. II. Wiley,
&. Scroggins; Z. Robinson, gig. Silverside'
Dan. Hughes, s. 6. sorrel Dan.
Purse No. 0-running-Dan. lughe
br. IN. Bell Price; L. Robinson, Dr. I
Bayswater; John MCGannOn, 8. &. Glen
coe; Charles Harvey, br. M Lady Over
j. +. Reynolds, s. &. Jim Burley.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-15

POLICE CoURTA The case of Mr..
Brown, charged with Obstructirg q
passage way ID The Second Ward Market
was disposed of yesterday morning. II
had been called on two previous morn.
ings, but was postponed on account Of The
absence OF witnesses. These were pres.
ent at yesterdays session and their testl.
mony heard. II was shown that the oh.
structlon was more imaginary than real
and the case was dismissed at the costs OIL
the CITY, q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-15

STRUCK WITH A BRICK.-Last evening
while son of Peter Lashley, of East
Wheeling, was sitting on the steps in front
OF his fathers residence, some villain
threw brick at him, striking him on the
head. The lad was severely hurt. A
surgeon was sent for and gave his wound
proper attention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-15

Posr OFE1cE ITEMs,--The Postmaster
General has designated Ronney, Hamp-
shire county, a separating Office, and
allowed 800 year for clerical services
from the list inst .s. DIX ...'.
Buckhannon, Upshur county, has been
designated as a money.ordef Office, to take
effect from the let Of August There are
now twenty.three such Offices in opera
ton in this State. ~. a. s'ams.t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-15

CHILD Losr.-Last night about nine
O'Clock, n child seven years old, daughter
Of q Mr.. Hess In North Wheeling, wan.
dered away from home. A man with a
bell was promptly dispatched to make
proclamation OF the fct through the
streets, but no tldings Of the strayed one
had been received OF the hour Of an lat.
est information. 04Is..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-15

PERFECTION AT LAsT.-A Ncw anil
Wonderful SeOing Maehine-The Wheel.
er & Wilson Sewing Machine Company,
after an experience of over twenty years,
have at last been able to improve and re.
model their machine to such an extent
that we can safely say, that no one who
ever sees the new machine can find any
fault with IT. And VIC feel confident that
every one AFTER examining II will agree
with us when we say that no machine
now offered to the public holds any com.
parison 10 II. Indeed, we think that per.
lection has ut last been achieved, and
such perfection as was never looked for
even by those best acquainted by sewing
machines.
The new machines are now for sale at
our office. Wehave had them in limited
numbers Tor the past week, but not
enough TO supply orders but we think
t,I III. A.. i,...t.l ,,....I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-15

GRAPE CRor.-We were informed yes.
terday, that tho prospect for heavy crop
OF this delicious fruit in this region was
never better than at present, The
berry Is said to be larger than usual at
this season. Should no mishap beIal the
crop hereafter, liz harvest win make an
active time among owners Of vineyards.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-15

CIRCUIT CoURT.-This Court was in
session but short time, yesterday morn.
ing. II had been supposed that it would
adjourn to-day for the term, but the post
ponement Of the Gas injunction case I'm.
Ill Monday. will make itnecessaryto have
u session on that day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-15

PERsoNAL-Among the lawyers from
points in the State In attendance at yes
terday's session of the Supreme Court,
we noticed Col. J. NJ. Jackson, Of Par.
kersburg, Judge Edmiston, of Weston,
and G. BoggesS, EsQr, Of Clarksburg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-15

SALE STTs MoRNING,-Attention Is
called to the catalogue sale Of horses ad'
vertised in another column oil this morn
ing's paper, by ]. L. Burnley. The sale is
to take place on the Fair Grounds, and
will commence at o'clock. A rare OPP
portunity TO purchase some Of the finest
stock in this section is offered, and willno
doubt be accepted by lovers Of fast horses,
Go over early and get first choice. See
advertisement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-15

RIsINo.-Wc learn from a gentleman
who came in over the Baltimore & Ohio
road last evening, that the Monongahela
river at Fairmont had risen two or three
feet during the preceding twenty.four
hours. This should, and probably will,
swellthe river here few inches.