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~. WaPHiLllPs,
Iron and Brass Founder
Manufacturer Of
STATIONARY AND MARINE ENGINES
AND BOILERS.

Theunderigned hereby announces to the
public and his former friends that having
opened mp hts;tOnnd Dry and machine shop.
"a nov fdliy prepared to contract for ali the
SaTiaps Neqc,ipt1on. OF marhint ~, rolling
mfIHQrk. blast engines, and castings OF all
Sforf notice. with rhe best maierials and
In q workmaulike manner, would SOLICIT
the ronttnusncs Of the liberal patrona se
herr o,ore extended 10 these wsII-knovn
engine works. The location OF these works.
fronana - - 90 theOnio river, wi the
track of -tha Pittsbpnsh,-W ceiling and
Ksntsackys railway running ia the rear,
uaakes h anG q the best sites for wagon
or car WoekA q -@fF +--rD+
r4he Hsdezsfened 1HIsen the entire
woEksosput thena INTO a5oint stock CONS
peryfm manu1cturlng wagons or carr.
For further insoFmaIfen address or ap-
p !, iy,t1ss.az : IA II + W.PHHLPs
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CrATE OF VEST VIRGINIA, OHIO

= County Circuit court:
George o. Davenport, Guardian Of the In
f.nt heirs ot James Y. Cald we'll, de-
ceased, vs.. George H. Caldwell, A-na l.:
Caldwell, Bella :. caldwell aid tdrnund
n. Caldwell, infant children of James Y.
Caldwell. deceased, and Mary T. Caldwell,
widow OF said James Y. Caldwell, de-
ceas ii. In chaucery.
pursuant to a decree entered in the above
named cause on the 10th day Of July, 1872,
| will, as Special Commissioner named in
said decree offer at Public Sale at the front
door ot the Court House Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, on
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TOLEDO. September 26.
FLOUR-Dull.
GRAIS--Wheat dull No. | red at
81 59f@1 co. No 2 do ct 81 As. Com
unchanged; high mixed at 44&c; low do
at43in Oats dull and shade lower
PROFESSIONALISM and lard have
no sales 49,
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

vur, SELL Ny HOUSE AND LOT
Wed on the corner Of Jacob and
n-,s,on : reefs, Centre Wheeling, near lam.
,,'en foundry, IN excellent location for a
sT Enr :" 'ur,her information inquire on the
premises. AWE. pJaRy
seDoi-s ia "c eIOo :
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FOR RENT,
HOTEL FOR BEN T.
THE McLURE HOUSE HOTEL,
WHEELING. WHAT VA

THIS LARGE AND COMMODIOUS
L Hotel il offered for rent Possession can
o. h ID within thirty days. The furniture
oI said HouS- can be purchased at private
or public sale at very low rate. Any COM
petent person or p r ,ons wishing 10 engage
IN the Hotel business, a better and more
suitable rOuse cOu d not be found beng
stnatet In the most elegible and business
JOHN McLURE,
aug30-h Wheeling. w VA.
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qaf9 :alolilI1YO R1oars sns'-
k0AkRBx4l HURE WHITE RYE
! 20 Avlxroaf : iAlEA
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IL Csd1fxVEl ON AND AFTER JUNE
~ WY ., 1871. Trains VIII run ~
BALTIMORE Il OHIO &. K. 90.

~ ENZERPAasEN0E TRAINS
- will I've run by the following
schedule on and after June 10. b72-wheei.
1T. LOUIS EXPRESS.
IAsr-LkAv@ wnsr-LkAvEs.
daily at'- $50 A. n. daily ai.....ll.lo a. y.
ARRIvns AT ARRIvn AT
Cumberland.2 l5 y. n. Columbus. -..6,Dp. u.
Bsltimore....-s.6 siandusky. ..l050 "
Washington Cincinnsti... i0:l5 "
ID. C..........--9S0 HCnicago4.....s:SDA A. y
Philsdslphis.s'J9 An 81. LouiS-....l:OO p.
FAST LINE.
EAsr-LEAvB wEsr-LRAvu
'Wheeling sWheeling
daily at. $40 ?. r. daily 81. sos A. y.
ARRIVES AT ARnivu At
Cumberland. 21q A. n. Columbus-..2 y. n.
Baltimore ...s:26 Sandusky.....6.bO
New York...4+0 Up. n. tincinnnu..
Philadelphia-LD " Chicago. $50 A. n.
Washington trt. LouIs.....-
D.C.-.....--lD:06 A. n sSundays excepted.
sundays excepteii ...
MAILTRAIN.
RAsr-LIAvB wpr-LHAyns
daily ai'..II.Sp ,. n. daily at..-iiss, =. 4.
ARRIVE. At ARRIVE AT
Cumberland.5D A. n. lCOlunbus... ei6 Z. ~.
Baltimore. ..-ti' Pm sandusky; s:1P.n.
WhsuibktDh Flucluuhti.. 81
u. C...........yG2j p. ~ Chicago. ....f2:I5
Phlladelp'a-Il;D Il. Louise. SO a. -.
New York. s5atur,iays excepted.
sSsturdays excepted
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATION.
kA5T-LkAyH NBT-LEAyks
sWheeling ,Wheeiing
daily at.....l05S A. u daily at.-.-6l ?. n.
ARRIVES AT AnKfvns AT
Cumberland-e5O Columbus. -.I2s50 A. r.
Sundays excepted CiDcinnati-- KS -
80 Louis.-..- 10 ?. y.
LhIcago-......lEl6
srunjays excepted.
WHEELING, PlTTs'0 q BAIT. DIV.
Leaves Wheeling AT rs q. ~. and 40
p. B., Sundays excepted.
East bound trains make conn ections
al baltimore with trains for Philadei-
phia, New York and Boston. AZ Relay
House, via Washington CITY. for all points
South.
West bound trains make direct conneo-
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest
tickets % all principal points can Be pro-
cured al th" ofiics. uv O. .v,ru
Masrsr OF Transportation, Bsltlmosa
L. T. DEvR1BB,
iei2 fspnkysl Agent ~. -.
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athteliHlf Sinister

Terms, ,bEzAail, 10 Advance
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Potomac H~rrinE. -,
BARRELS ANb HALRBARREIsJ UA
Dreceived.
wow rrN,J.F a raHAN.
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For Ront.

For Rent. sa
I'VE THREE-Sf0RY HRfrK DWELL
Ing at ne lowe Q Il of Cbspli 10 street,
Seh,re Whee,ing, known as iiis .Parsor-
tud belonging TO the estate OF T. j.
Sdnpoeil, deceAseI. Possession can be
nsd me first Of October next Inquire OF
sepl0-h IN. wcNEt,HEN.
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LVu Ham, eo"A" W MEL
iMO pounds Bacon Shoulders,
0Its Clear Sides,
!U barrels Mess PORE,
lO tierces Leaf Lard,
An 9WkegS Fa nj ~ Lard,
sep3 1TsT sV ~..;sT ApaRVs
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- ExyEEPAssEN8ER TRAINS
~ will I've run by the following
schedule on and AFTER June I'd. is72-- Wheel.
inc lima.
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in March, 1871, tv an amendment las
tened on an army appropriation bill, the
Secretary Of the Treasu " was instruct-
ed to pay over to these companies half
OF the money they earned by carrying
the mails and army supplies, and only
.reserving BALI OF those earnings to-
wards the payment of the interest semi.
annually accruing on bonds due to the
United States. So that on this day the
people OF this country are paying some
millions per annum out Of their hard
earnings Tor interest on these bonds lent
to the Pacific road, paying this money:
as interest 10 meet the vast sums divided
by these gentlemen among themselves,
as the dividends OF the Credit Moblier
oil America. :,
Now. gentlemen, I do not say what
individuals have received this money,
but I do say that by way Of corrupt leg
islation 10 the wsv Of individual gains
s3O,OOO,OO0 or $400O0OO0 have beep
saddled on this country-an unjust and
unrigbt eous debt. We are called upon
to pay the interest now every six
months, and after thirty years must pay
,hesprincipal; snd all ths because the
med Who were u the same time legis-
lators and corporstors corruptly used
their legislative power to fasten this
corrupt debt UPON the people OF the
United States. Now then, stand here,
rsellop citizens, to insi.t tbs. the isg's.
latioal of idar tsespsrs, national and
State, media publication, and that the
leading m.h in our Govsrnmsut who
.etnme DO IL NoiHce lilsays and
'othsr fS1wayA ahopA b called to jus
s. % y; 81 "a &! ssts... "a:
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For Rent.

For Rent.
RE'MONT GROCERY STAND, STORE
~ Room and Dwelling corner Market and
u,lyl'ion streets. Possession given immedf
1--WE WIZ. n RR1NTON.
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Sugars Sugars. i a..
IL hHDS. NEW ORLEA M, ,-DEMA.
snd to ars snd Porto Rico Sugars In store
- lol sale oy ....Iii ? NJ REILLY.
wellington, Ind, Flour.
.Ss, sy Of fancy hour, jnst resolved siid for
e.o " - , fSsd = NJ REILLY.
Goshen CheeoA
oil xN VERY RICH, JUsr BE
'anss3 49, sA9 ~ taae
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Messrs. NJ. Reilly, W. P. Hubbard and
DR.. Todd were appointed the committee
provided for II the last resolution.
On motion Of A. Wilson an election for
Directors was entered into. Messrs. Rob.
inson and Bailey were appointed judges,
and Messrs. Clarke aud b. L. Hubbard
clerks. tt''t n
The following gentlemen were nomi.
mated for Directors Messrs. John Hand.
Ian, A. j. Pannell, Alex. Laughlln, A.
Wilson, j. L. Hobbs, A. J. Sweeney, Thos.
O'Brien and A. G. Robinson.
About twelve hundred shares OF stock
were represented, and at the close Of the
election II was found that the five gentle.
men, first named, were elected.
II will be seen from the financial OK.
hibit made that the road has been doing q
very prosperous business during the last
year--the net receipts being nearly $4,000
In excess Of those IN 1870. The affairs Of
the company have been very successfully
managed under the directory, with Mr.
EIandlan as President. But Two changes
in the Board were made, Messrs. Sweeney
and O'Brien retiring-Messrs. Hobbs and
Laughlin having been elected in their
stead. ., rs
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTkTE.-The
following transfers Of real estatc were 70.
corded at the Recorders office during the
week ending January 26tli: ad1lH
Deed made January 20 by Charles viii,
helm to Catharinc F. Hartung for part Of
lot No. 30, Market street, Centre Wheel.
ing-tenement house No. o counting from
the north; $l,45O. Admitted January 90.
Deed made November Z, 1871, by 4. j.
Long and wife 10 Klieves, KRAFT q Co. fol-
the south 80 feet Of lot No ESQ, Eoti and
Second streets, Centre Wheeling; $500
Admitted January 90.
Deed made January by Charles Sclio.
field and wife TO Henrietta SchoAeld, foE
the south half Of lot No. Q In square No,
2, Churchill's addition No. 9; 1915. Ad.
mitted January 20.
Deed made January by Anton Roy
mann and vile to Magnus Long, for lot
on extension oil Centre street, 30 feet front,
south side; 800. Admitted January 30.
Decd made December 30, 1871, BY s.
Brady and j. l.. Hobbs, exscrs, and A.
b. Caldwell and wife 10 Frederick Nolte
for lot No. s in square No. 80, CaldWell's
addition; $1,000. Admitted January 80
Deed made January 90 by George Wal
tiers and wife TO William Erskine for the
north half Of lot No. 90, D. Zane's add.
ton; $500. Admitted January %.
Deed made January 12 by Charles Otto
and wife 10 George Krouse, for lot No. IL
in square No. 35, South Wheeling; $l05
Admitted January %.
Deed made January 25 by II. Ebeling
to John G. Schemmerlein, for the north
east hall Of lot No. $50, Webster street
Centre Wheeling, 81 by IS feet; $500.
Admitted January 20. !.
Deed made Janury Q by Jonathan Cross
Sr., and William b. Morrow and wife 10
William ClOhan, for the southeast corner
Of lot No. 40, corner Of Division and Chap.
line streets, Centre Wheeling; $1,000
Admitted January GO.
Deed made November IS, 1871, by
James BOdlcy and wife 10 William Muir.
ply, Tor the southwest quarter of lot No
80, Clay street, East Wheeling; 1925. Adj.
miLted January 30.
Deed made November II, 1871, by the
heirs Of Joshua Bodley 10 William Muir.
lphy, for part Of lot No. 70, Seventh street,
East Wheeling, 80 feet square; 5000
Admitted January 20.
Deed made January "a, 1872, by Law.
renee Clark and wife to Thomas Clark,
for the north halt Of lot No. SO, Fillmore
street, Centre Wheeling $500. Admitted
January 90.
Deed made January 8, 1860, by A.
Weidebusch and others to Elizabeth &
Thompson, for school lot in the Hemp.
field Railroad, ca feet; $50. Admitted
January 90.
Deed made March %, 1871, by G. c.
Petticord andwiie TO Harriet Mitchell, for
II acres of land adjoining the Weideman
tract; $3.50. Admitted January &c.
Deed made October go, 1871, by Ro,
bert Burkett and wife to Elizabeth IIiggs,
for strip OF land between old tail race and
mill race OF mill on Peters Run; 300
Admitted January 90.
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Mr.. Robinson offered tho following
which was adopted: IeaoIped That q
committee Of three be appointed td amd;t
the accounts Of the railway company and
report 10 an adjourned meeting. ""u
The President appointed Mcssrs Sam.
uel Laughlin, John Bishop, and John r
Wilson under the resolution.
The following resolutions were offered
and adopted: ReSOlped, That hereafter t6e
Board OF Directors Of this company shall
cause TO be made out full list OF the
stockholders, and shall post the said list in
some conspicuous place in the office Of the
company at least thirty days next preced.
Ing each annual election.
ReSOlred, That committee Of three be
appointed by the chair 10 DRAFT proper
rules and bylaws for the government OF
this company, and that as soon as the said
committee shall have notified the Pfesi-
dent that they are ready to report, he
shall call meeting Of the stockholders for
the purpose Of considering and passing on
such rules and regulations as the said com.
mittee may present ."| III FL
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Police CouRT.-Nota solitary case be.
fore the Police Court, Saturday morning.


DoN'T Buy AN ORGAN until you have
heard that wonderful musical triumph,
the Mason & Hamlin Organ, with reeds
and pipes combined. The performance
OF even child upon that Instrument is
more touching and musicaly enhancing
than the flourishes Of practiced players
upon most other Organs. The effects oil
the Flute glamour Stop is touching and
sympathetic in the extreme, and compa,
rable only to the heart.scarching and
tremulous tones drawn from their violins
by Ole Bull or Vieux Temps. v. Hard.
ing No. 100 Market Street, has the sole
agency for West Va, and will be glad no
doubt, to show these Organ gems to all
who may desire. ~(
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soHoo1AtAsTER ABRoAD-Il any one
doubts the fact that the schoolmas,er IA
abroad, just take this for proof. In in
North Wheeling, dealer in sausases in.
forms the world to that effect, by having
"Csughish" painted in staring characters
on a sign board. Without any disrcspect
to our school authorities we state that this
photographed monstrosity is seen almost
Immediately opposite the First Ward
School, Our friend, Prot. Bundy, should
make that sausage man call, and give
him a lesson or two in photography.
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THE great demand for those wonderful
goods of Japanese manufacture, now for
sale at PAUL s. Orr's, still continues, and
they have this day received direct from
the importer the third lot this Season. Go
carly and get your choice. They have
also on hand games, puzzles and fancy
articles in endless variety, besides books
for persons oil oil ages, and the largest
stock of desks, pocket-books, gold pens
and pencils ever brought TO this city.
Remember the place, PAUL & orrs, 90
Market street.
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PosroFFIcE lTEMs.-F. W. Wallace
has been designated as mail messenger
from the steamboat landing at Hunting.
ton-compensation $50 per year.
Thepostofflce at Coalsmouth, Kanswha
county, has been removed TO It's original
site and the name changed to ST. Alhans
Saturday evening (s7th) at 3 o'clock
we received letted stamped wheeling
W. Va, Jan. 90, 10 a, NJ" How is thai
for promptness.
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CHRIS. HESS, merchant tailor, corner
Main and Quincy streets, solicits the at.
tention Of gentlemen to his fall and winter
stock OF ready made clothing, consisting
of cloths, cassimeres, vestings, all new,
and comprising every style popular at the
East. With superior stock, a tirst.class
cutter, and the hest workmen obtainable,
l can guarantee my work, and that my
prices will be satisfactory. c. Hess,
Corner Main anu Quincy streets.
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CoMPRoMIsED.-The charge against
John Culver for assaulting E. s. Dillon in
July last, was to have been investigated
Saturday, but was compromised-the dc.
PENDANT paying the costs.
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ANOTHER RAIL MII.L.-We heard, yes,
terdry, that two or three Of our wealthiest
citizens have the subject of erecting rail
mill under serious consideration. We
hope they will conclude to build. A point
on the line of the new railroad is said 10
be the site selected.
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To BE Conference.-The survey OF
the Pittsburgh. Wheeling & Kentucky
railroad is to be commenced today. Two
corps Of engineers will be put on the line,
one at each end-so that the work will
be accomplished with dispatch. This be.
gins 10 look like business.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. The new
Board OF Directors OF The Benwood mill
met, Saturday afternoon, and organized by
electing A. W. Campbell, ESQ, President;
Major A. Loring, Secretary, and L. s.
Delaplain, Esq, Vice President.
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RRLEAsRD.-James Lawless, committed
10 jail charged with assaulting John Cul.
yer with intent TO kill, was released from
Jail last Saturday, he having found securi.
ty that he would appear at the next term
Of the Circuit Court
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TRACK LAlD.-The track has been laid
on the railroad bridge over the creek. The
rails were manufactured at the company's
mill in Cumberland, and appear to be OF
superior pattern and material.
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sNow.-People out in the neighborhood
Of Grafton are enjoying five inch snow.
Last evening we had about the same depth
of dust
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SUDDEN DEATH.--9aturday morning
the eastern portion Of the city was con-
siderably excited over the report that
man bad dropped down and almost i'm.
mediately expired while passing along
Clay street Subsequent investigation
confirmed the truth Of the rumor. Call.
ing at Esqr. Launder's Office, VIC ascer.
tanned the following particulars:
Peter McGovern, an employc at the
Hinge factory, had been in feeble health
for sometime, but was able TO work only
at Intervals making some days but half
time; others, only quarter time. satur.
day morning lie started 10 work about
the usual honr, and when near the corner
of Sixth and Clay streets, was suddenly
seized with violent hemorrhage OF the
lungs. lie managed to keep his Ieet until
he reached the steps in front Of Peter
HasCnaueFs house where he sat down,
and expired Ia minute or two. For
twenty or thirty yards Mr.. McG's.
course could be traced by the blood
along the pavement Information Of the
occurrence was conveyed To EsQr IIaun.
der, who proceeded to tho spot, and had
the body removed to the residence Of the
deceased. A jury Of inquest, consisting
OF Messrs, James A. Dunning, Daniel
Whitehead, Geo. Hill, Andrew Marshall,
VIM. odbert, II. A. Weizbacker, John W.
Boring, Thos. J. Downs, VIM. Tracey, NJ.
Dorsey, Robt. O'Hare and VIM. Hercules,
was summoned, and one or two Witnesses
were sworn. A son of Mr.. Hasenauer
testified to the fact Of having seen the
deceased sitting on the step in front of
his fathers house, and that on speaking to
him he could get no answer; the blood
was still flowing freely from his mouth
and nose; after being there but very
brief time, he died. DR., Baguley stated
that he had been treating the deceased
a considerable period for pulmonary afFec.
ton; that one lobco Of the deceased's lungs
was entirely gone; and gave it as his
opinion that the immediate cause oil death
was the rupturing of an important blood
vessel. The Jury thereupon returned the
| following verdict:
estate Of West HIryiaia, Otto County,
to.'oH: An inquisition held at the house Of
the late Peter McGovern in the county OF
Ohio, Union township, on the 9th Of
January, 1879, before j. Launder, a Jus.
tice Of said township, upon the view of
the body Of Peter McGovern there lying
dead, the jurors sworn 10 inquire when,
how and by what means the said Peter Nc.
Govern came to his death, upon their
oatlls do say that he came to his death by
pulmonary hemOrrhage."
The deceased came to this city from
Troy, New York, when the Hinge factory
was first put in operation, and was among
the most skilled workman in the cstab.
liShmcnt. He was u quiet, inofTensive
man, was his own greatest enemy, and
was esteemed by his employers and the
community in which he lived. Helcaves
vile and one child (about ten days old,)
who deserve, and will doubtless receive,
the sympathy OF the public.
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Board
composed Of tho Recorder, Sheriff and
assessors, will meet in the Recorders
office at 0 o'clock this morning, to dis
charge the duty of equalizing assessments
on real Estate in the city and county.
Parties who think tho valuation placed
on their property toohigh, will be heard.
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DBAGREEABLE.-Ii any Of our readers
had occasion to be on the street last night
we think they will agree with us in say.
ing that it was the most disagreeable
evening Of the winter. The wind blew
almost a hurricane blast, sweeping up
clouds Of binding dust, and besides, II
was not as soft and baImY as q MAY zephyr
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FIVE HUNDRED pounds paradlo wax
candles just received and for sale, for one
week, at A for S5 cents, or 80 cents per
pound, at P. Loecher's store, No 1 Main
Street, near the stone bridge.
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MINISTER LIoENsED.-Last Thursday,
Rev J. b. Bristow, OF the Regular Bap.
list Church, was authorized to celebrate
the rites Of matrimony-bond $500.
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NAIL Mill. MEErMG.-We were told
that the parties who contemplate
erecting one Of the proposed hail
mills were TO have meeting in
the Guards Hose house. Saturday
evening. Whether 1t came off, and
what was done, we are not informed. We
presume the meeting was held with closed
doom.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING The annu-
al meeting of the. Stockholders of the
Citizens Railway Company was held last
Saturday afternoon, in the chamber Of the
Second Branch City Council. The at.
tendance was quite large, and at 3 o'clock
A. G. Robinson called the meeting to or
der and nominated A. J. Clarke, Esqr.,
for President. MIR. G. was unanimously
chosen. Michael Reilly named D. L.
Hubbard, Esqr., as Secretary, and he was
elected.
W. Fl. Wood, Secretary of the Compa.
ny, read the following statement of the
business OF the road during the past year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-29

MATRIMONIAL. Only two marriage
licenses issued during the seven days end.
ing last Friday evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-29

Cry CoUNCL-We heard at late
hour last night that there is to be a meet.
ing Of the City Council, this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-29

CLOSING out sales OF Boots and Shoes.
From now, | am selling out my entire
stock of Boots and Shoes at cost. L. V,
Blond, lG7 Main street. F..