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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-19
TERMS OE TnE MErAn,
MINOR TELEGRAMS.

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:, "0,..Hs '.I,', =, hurE', was h1rnrd To- death
Th"., r,t i"''",US @ NouS'' IN hartford '"nn"
anJ JiSSI"y' IN H';,,, QUE @ was alone ~ her room,
caught fire. AMI % ~" ""T M""Mm nv, 3''!'nE
blaze. and rGN i""J ~ % ~, ,""" S;,, i'",'S III
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,I;, mL WI ,' '"r oi'" ~ sl'sSlssippI railroad
Xii" '';i,n II lux "n'' i'u"IS N"rIel, near Marys-
Ian Ir, nrr'in"nT i' ''.' T."cI nMy, was yesler-
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or,;onii ", ,;,I n;1',u 'tlr ny James Is
N'''C"'' ~ "'tn "r''h lever
Joseph Pulitzer, associate editor of
Tie W'|tichc I1H (Scnator Schur2's pa.
per-, has been appointed Police commits.
on',GI, S',mII W o.. inu'S ny H"V lrowh' anu
ny '"c N''sS"'r' senate
-lhe RUSSIAN budget, which has been
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TO the conclusion that il the appoiniin,
power were taken from the President n,
il would he hy ,his reform. Lis rrmninin,
powers would be no greater than ihosc ~
a constable in Milwaukee,
lie said il this measure instead of bcirc
tackled To the appropriation bin Ind de
pended upon its own mrrjls il wonJJ moi
have received twenty votes
MIR, CAHrENTEu here LnI ihc rccrlo,
tons read and then criticised Them IN lie,
cIil, The first criticism was tlmt ihr mos,
mnnrlunt officers in ihrcivil service vvnrr
to he wholly rNrmnt from ihr nnrrotinm
oI them, / "A conyipr clerk in ihr Ininr,
rior Department. or a candidate for ihe
mnitorship OF the L. s. bnildinr mus, noss
an examination he coulI srr M rcas"n
why the Secretary of thr Interior nr iLr
Secretary of State shoulI nnt i've rvominrI
also. III these rr,ulniinrs :, rnmvimg
clrrl; mnst hr a riIilrn. "C iIc IlHu"i
Sinirs hnt the hroI nf a nnmor,mon, mno,i
mn, hn I;,I,I Lnmsn ,,i,,, Nv
srnrc nl / al" ti;oI,;''" , M,PI', VI, , '.1
r",I o,'l nnrito I'. L'.i:ni ''''It w "n'G W
,i' |"" ,,".,' ny 'ue ti,Sh itnsu1Sc' Dut
,"I .'anII i'''"' la W tlc Ini'cu nmtcs
I""'" ",,,,,,m. m"I IT Tc i.P"a'eu 70 no cl'hcr.
''"uSmt.'; iic "ISu argued tIl"l thcTe was
;Gol ,Io, 'i.I ''' Iu.c, WHICH to'
i",H 'a''t ".y lIiSoi, ScSulll'iiS U'spu'iIl'
r ",' ,m"n, ,I %.'" ,"'',,"a , selEice Dy ooHly
,Jom" Io"t W ii,t''ray, int liny W HPPolntc" 10
an,'o, "ooW VI @ noS 'vsl'ol'slo'Llty ~ III some ue'
hia'Tm., i.;Ion ,hn anu lhc l'rst rue Whlch pro-
'','eS ';,; ,!i"' ~ no ersDh s"aII Dc "llnllteI 10
i"I5,'.ol' % nun ~ tiG CiVll service VINO shaII
n', rd,p., ,nr ,u'lis!cu u, I sa'slHTtoFy evidence
H., ma viIW ,; :" ',,n."ctcI neal'n, WC, lHese
Gor',;" ;o S%,' WcIc T, MINOR ueiec's IN lhe Clvh
;"o,;I 'r,;n' i't!"!n !. scltsIlle' lhc great oD'
!E''tUl !" u were ilTst' th"t II violated
I1.r m. I',nst',l''on ny taxing away from The
irS,'ttn' tl.e HlScIe'loh FcS'c" IN nm 10
si'',' ' ~, "IS nI!,oln!trS from lhe Whoc eo
PIE anu IInllleu MN 10 the names OF the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-19

COLuMEus, January lS.-In the Senate
this morning. the following bills were in.
tr0luced 10 provide for the election oi
County Commissioners according 10 the
population OF the county; 10 authorize the
courts u magistrates 10 commit persons
guilty Ul offences Ia warehouses; Tor 4
term "i from SIX months IL three years 10
provide for the application 0i all police
court fines 10 the purchase oi law libraries
in cities.
The following hills were introduced in
the House: 10 authorize civil suits
against magistrates 10 Recover money on
Judgments collected by them and not paid
over; 10 require thr Judges OF elections To
continue the counting NJ ballots cast at
any election until the work is completed
with an adjournment. The Committee
nn Railroads were requested 10 prepare Il
hill which shall have the effect Of doing
away with the present system Of diSCrimi,
nation made in the charges for frcights
and passengers on railroads in Ohio.
In the House this afternoon joint rcso.
luton was introduced asking the Ohio
Representatives in Congress to Use their
influence TO secure such legislation rs will
recover from the general government
eight hundred thousand dollars due Ohio
and part OI three per cent on the sales
Of public lands in Ohio, granted by Con.
grcss To Ohio in lieu Of taxes on unSold
lands. Bills were introduced To protect
stakeholder, OF railroad companies by
abolishing fast freight lines; also, tc
authorize the directors Of railroads to pur.
chase the stock and bonds Of such rail.
roads nj less than par value, provided tho
consent Of thrcc.iOurths of the stockh0l
drrs is first obtained
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SATURDAY, JANUARY sOlh,

Al O'clock 4. NJ, on the prmiScs. The Farm Ia
one Of the best In Belmont county: the soil OF
the best lime stone; over 10 acres under CultivA.
tiOn, the balance well tImbercd. Upon the Farm
Ia u large Brick Dwelling, having an excellent
spring Of never falling water In the yard, large
Barn, Milk House and other OuthOuscs Also, a
double Log House, suitable for u tenant hOusc,
and an orchard Of choice fruit The Farm can
he easily div ded by the county road into two
nearly equa! parts and make two farms Of Is To
81 acres each. and would make excellent Garden
or Dairy larmH, being withng onrhAr mile Of
the ferry at the loot Of the leland.
The Coal Is OF the best quality, fully equal to
any about Wheeling. The tract will he sold
as whole or in parcels, and either with or
without the coal. as may suit purchasers or the
land aud coal will be sold separately ii de1ircd
TERMs or SALE-Ouc third ca-h In hand, bal.
ance In two equal payments Ofnnr and two yCars,
with interest from day OF rale.
For Information inquire on the prcmisrs, or OF
Stone 4 Thomas, Wheeling, or
JAMES KEI.SY, Administrator.
JAMS West Wheeling OHIO.
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GOV. JACOB AND HIS MESSAGE.
From the Standpoint of an Eminent
"OhiO" Carpet BaSgGr.
The Proprietor of the Register and
Chairman of the Democratic
State Committee Goes For
Our Democratic Cow
Special Correspondence Of the Register.

tTnOTs
Special Correspondence Of the Register.
CHARLESTON, January II, 1872.
The Governors Message will not be
printed until tomorrow morning. AS
soon as il is completed | will mail you II
copy for publication. At this writing |
can tell you nothing OF its contents. rX-
ccpt that ii is commonplace document
cnough-retailing, in dull way and with
out evidence of business tact, the domestic
condition Of the State Cold and selfish
in his own composition, that which he
compOscs is without brilllanCy, magnet
ism or sprightlncss. Having unbOundcd
confidence in his own popularity and
power, he acknowledges allegiance to
neither party nor political principle. Bear.
ing this in mind, You will not bcsurpriscd
to find IN his message no inspiring word
to those who are opposed by the Bond
and Tariff Ring; no rallying cry for the
0verburdened labOrer and tax payer; the
sounding OF no alarm at the usurpatiOns Of
power by those who are rapidly, con-
verting our Government into centralized
and family Cabal
This Message may not compare unia-
vorahly with the shallow and narrow
documents issued by the diminutivc
BOHEMIAN; but, for the credit OF the State,
| beg the reader not to compare il with
the Messages Of Governor WALKER, of
Virginia, or those Of the Governors Of
Kentucky, Maryland, New Jersey, New
York, or any other State blessed with IL
Democratic Executive. This document
is Il poor compilation Of the Reports OF
the various Departments and Institutions
OF the State-a mere sum in addition and
subtraction; rs stale to one who has exam
lned these Reports, ~ the old muItipliCa'
tion table or II circus clowns joke
HOuInn
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Railway Celebration ut Green nny.

MILWAUKEE, January lS.- a special To
the ENning Wisconsin from Green Bay,
Wis, says that over 1000 invited guests
were present at the celebration of the cX.
tension oI the Chicago ~ Northwestern
railway to MCnUmOncC, and the compile.
ton ol the Green Bay ~ Lake Pcpin rail.
road to New London. A good time was
hnd nj the banquet last night, where zoo
persona were seated The Milwaukee ~
Northwestern railway enterprise was
loudly ChccrCd and aid promised
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The Constitutional Convention ---
Wheeling'S Invitation Rejected.

Special to Cincinnati Enquirer.
CHARLESTON, WA, January II, 1872.
Both Houses Of the Legislature and the
Constitutional Convention are now fully
organized aud in working order. The
sessions Oi the Convention are being held
in the Methodist Church Of this city.
a resolution was introduced in the
Convention toduy by Alexander Camp
bell, Of Brooke county, ln remove the
Convention I" Wheeling. This resolution
was accompanied by IN invitation from
the Mayor Of Wheeling, rendering the
members Ol the Convention free transpOr-
tail0n to that city und the free use Oi u
line hall in case an adjournment could be
had. 1t ia supposed by some members
TINT this attempt To remove the sittings
Of the Convention is II preliminary step
tn introducing II section into the Cunstitu-
lion changing the location "i the State
Capital
Mr. Fit2hugh, Of Charleston, opposed
the resolution in somewhat lengthy and
spirited speech The debate which fol
lowed was sprightly and entertaining
The resolution wn4 finally indefinitely
postponed.
The session Of the Legislature will be
brief, while the Convention bids lair to III
i0nglrawn out
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CINCINNATI.

CICISNATI, January is Lawrence
Gibbons, who was wounded in lracas
with John Watson on the steamer Altoona,
died at the hospital lust night. Watson
is in custody at Louisville
Preparations are making tor much
more extensive Industrial Exposition next
iall than any hitherto held. The glmran.
tees Of funds alone will he four times that
of any previous year, and will furnish
the management the amplcst facilities for
carrying out their plans. The Chamber
Of Commerce appropriated S2,i00 today.
a committee Oi the Common Council,
t0 whom was referred the correspondence
relative to the Cincinnati contribution To
the Chicago aid and the mere allusiOn To
il made in the report Oi the Chicago Re.
lief Society, to-day reported the results Of
their recent visit tU Chicago. The report
states that Mayor Mcdill fully recognizes
the important part Cincinnati has taken
towards their relief, and assures them that
nothing has been done by ANY city that
has been oi us great II benefit and rs eco.
nOmiCal ~ the establishment oI the soup
house by Cincinnati.
The Judge Of the Common Pleas Court
some time ago appointed committee,
consisting NJ the Prosecuting Attorney
and two other gentlemen, t0 examine into
the transactions Of the County Commits.
soncr and the financial affairs Of the
county, The committee Submitted to-day
Il voluminous report, in which they show
scriona inormalltics in thc.NdminiStratiOn
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MINI ESOTA.

ST PAUL, January 1.-THE annual
session of the Minnesota EnCAmpment OF
the q. A. X, was held here yesterday with
u full attendance A banquet ut the
Merchants Hotel closed the proceedings
il pleasant manner. Capt. II. A. Castle
was reelected Commander.
In III" House Mr.. Ayers moved that his
hill regarding internal Improvement Of
hnda Il" made the special order Tor the
"3l inst, which was adopted,
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The South Carolina Deb, to be Scaled.

NEw YonW, January ia Columbia
dispatch states that Gov Scott has assent
rl lo the scheme Of the Union Trust
Company ii New York and the Carolina
National Bank Of Columbia, whereby
the debt oi South Carolina IL TO he nj,
Juslcd The Union Trust Company, be-
aides assuming the debt oI South Caro-
lima on lhc basis " fifty cents on The
dollar, uls0 settles the Indebtedness of the
State to her prCacnt financial agent.
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THIS is very sad.

CARPENTER unbottled the vialS OF his
wrath yesterday in the Senate against the
civil service reform inaugnrated by the
PRESIDENT. CARPENTERS objection is
that it takes away his patronage; and
take the patronage away from a man of
his style and there is nothing lett of him.
Men like TRUMBuLL and SUMNER can
stand alone, and are rather greater men
without executive patronage than with it !;
but those who get all their Importance
from their Ability to secure appointments
for their friends necessarily collapse when
that source OF imitation is withdrawn.
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"A fire at Mt. Joy, Pa, Thursday de-
str"ycd Brady ~ Bros malrahlc iron
works, Brady n Sons edge tool factory
and Buckmcyrr, Wiskry ~ Co.'S iron
foundry.
VIM, NJ. Tweed passed through IIar-
risburg Wednesday night westward
bound.
The Pope OF Rome is snlIcring from
severe cold and has been confined to he'd
one day,
The Indians lmm Mexico are burning
ranches. killing the settlers and running oil
stock from Texas, between LOrclo and
EAglc Pass 10 their camps.
Olive Logan, while on the way To
Wheeling from Pittsburgh, Wednesday,
10 deliver a lecture was taken suddenly III
anu returned To Pittsburgh, en- ,0Htc for
New York.
George Hcchtcl, living near Bourbon,
Ind, wac instantly killed, Wednesday; his
head being crushed between two saw logs
thNt hr was helping to load 0n u wagon.
The dircctom oI the American Colo.
nI6alion Society closed their annual meet.
Ing Al Washington yesterday. There are
over eOOO names enrolled Tor pasgagr 10
Liberia.
When the Grand Duke Alexis was in
81. Louis the National Guards made him
M honorary member NJ their company.
In return tor the compliment the Duke
ordered his portrait from New York,
a. No INT "a
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THE points OF chief interest in Governor
JACOBS message is his exhibit OF the con,
dition OF the State Treasury and his sum.
mary OF the report Of the Debt Commits.
sioncrs. The former exhibits II deficiency
in the Treasury at the end OF the fiscal
year OF some fifty thousand dollars, some
ten thousand less than last year. The
latter shows that the Commissioners
adopting the mode OF settlement laid
down in the ordinance Of the Virginia
Convention authorizing division of the
State, find the share Of debt that cquitabIy
falls on this State to be 1858 ,3GO2%. The
report itself has not yet been given to the
Legislature
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Ghelnteuiqrurer:

We are told by well informed Demo.
crat that the Committee Of Six sent by
Council to Charleston TO invite the Con
Vcntionto Wheeling were divided in their
views as to the dcsiHbility Of having the
invitation accepted. In other words
part orthcm were opposed to having the
Convention come. lie states also that
Senator BAKER was opposed to ii, for
some peculiar reason OF his own; and he
attributes the failure to this division OF
counsCls among Wheeling mon
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The editor of tho Register writing from
Charleston is immensely disguised with
Gov. JACOBS message and with the Gov.
crnor himself. There is no Federal poli.
tics in the message, no resolutions of OS,
no thunder and lightning, no fire and
birthstone, no nothing that can soothc and
comfort such fiery SOuthcrner as this
"Ohio" carpet.bagger. Nothing but plain,
common'sense business matters, such as
the constitution make it the Governors
duty to communicate annually to the Leg.
islAturc.
THIS is very sad.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, January lS.-Thc Queen was
yesterday congratulated by the inhabi.
tants oI Osborn on the recovery Of the
Prince.
Chancellor liocbuck delivered an
address at Sheffield yesterday, but made
no allusiOn 10 American affairs.
a supplement to the Gd:CttG announces
That The 2lst inst, will he observed in all
the churches rs II day Of thanksgiving
tor the restoration TO health of the Prince
OF Wales. An officials thanksgiving
will take place in st. Paul's Church about
the 18th Of February. Queen Victoria
hopes lu attend.
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Tho Chnrgrs Against senator Ciny-
ton,

IIrVLE ROCh, AUK,, January 49, All
the leading members ol the two Rcrubli-
can factions in this State have gone to
Washington IN testify before the commit.
lee appointed tn investigate the charges
against Senator Clayton. II is stated
that prominent Democrats are 10 be- sum.
moncd also 10 trstiIy M To whether any
trade was mndr with the Senator which
induced him 10 give II certificate Of Clcc
ton /" General Edwards over the Itcpuh.
licnn candidate, Judge Bates
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL. CON-
EENTION.
wheeline's Invitation Declined.

hcc'IHS IhNIthtiOh DcclIhcu.
CINcISHATl. January lS.-Aitcr n spir.
tied debate IN the Constitutional COnvcn.
ton ut Charleston, West Virginia, the
resolution 10 remove to Wheeling was
laid on the table.
The Mayor Of Wheeling offers Tree
transportation and good quarters il the
Convention will remove,
The proceedings Of the Legislature
were unlmpnrtanl
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NInino Trmrrrnncr Convention.

AUGUSTA, ME,, january Is In the
State Temperance Convention today the
report was unanimously adopted that the
Michigan law making The seller of inl0Ni.
eating liquors and the owner NJ the build.
Ing responsible Tor the damage by mn in.
tnNiCa,rd person he enacted.
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INDIA.

BoMEAY, January ls.--Thc dangerous
revolt among the ROoliahs of India has
been suppressed by troops who marched
direct 10 the headquarters of the rebels
and completely defeated them, killing 100
and taking several hundred prisoners.
Quiet now prevails.
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Maryland SCnator--CnucuS NOminn-
IIOn,

ANNAroILs, january lS--At II Dcmo
cratic caucus tonight, Hon. George Il.
Dennis, present State Senator from
Somerset county, was nnmnntCl Tor L.
s. Senator IL succeed lion. c. Nickcrs.
Mr. ncnnia wns nominated and The I'd
ballot, receiving ~ volcs.
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Mr.. Isou,wrll's 5000, 200, 900 oncr,

New YoWK, January lS.-IntCrcstcd
parties write from Philadelphia that a
proposition was made to Secretary Bout.
well for six hundred millions L. s. loan
on the 8nmC terms that the one hundred
and thirty million was taken by the syn
dictate, hut that Boutwell, has made M
decision in the matter.
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JAM US VI ~ Tmii.lr scuuHLE, Trustee.
FARM AND COAL
' PROPERTY, within one mile Of Wheeling
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

The farm of the late Edward Thomas, decd,
OF Belmont county, o., lying opposite Wheel.
ing, aud below West Wheeling, Ohio, contain.
Ing lG3 acres, the whole underlaiL with Il foot
vein OF coal known rs the river hill vein, togeth.
cr with tho Cows, IIOGs and all the Personal Pro
perty Of the late CAtRariuc Thomas. decd, will
he sold At pullic Auction an
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at 10 o'clock 4. M at the front door OF the COnrl
House OF Ohio county, West Virginia, sell the
following described real estate that IL To ray:
That certain piece or parcel Of ground lying aud
being situate III :he southeast corner Of square
number three t3) in Carroll & Bakers addition to
the city OF Wheeling. being lot No. 10 in said
square and situate on Fulton street In that part
OF said city known A. East Wheeling. There IL
erected on said lot frame hOusr, stable, lcnCing
and other necessary improvements.
Terms Of sale cash.
jang PHILIP SCllUIILE, Trustee.
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Ang2i
OYsTEl!s 0YNrENs

JOHN q. HEPTLY, In Odd RcowH' Hall
BulldIHg, next door 10 Bookings Drug Store, m
Iormn his friends that he Ia now receiving daily
Lhs lncnt Oysters ever brought IN this market,
which he viii sell Al Wholesale OF by the can nj
the luweAt possible rates. Remember tue place.
Call and supply yourselves with drlci0ns hl.
valves, AugH
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THRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
L Deed o: Trust executed on the .lst day oi
December, 1870. by Henry Koehlcr and Angus
tins, his wife, and now Of record in the Record.
Crs office Of Ohio county, West Virginia In Deed
uf Trust Book No. ., page 21?, will on
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River News.

CINCINNATI, January lS.-Rivcr 10 feet
Q inches and falling. Arrived Emma
Floyd, Nashville. The Robert Burns,
now on her way up, broke u cylinder, and
the Emma Floyd will go to Memphis in
her place. Weather cloudy.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AssoCIATED PRESS REPORT


(By tho Western Union Line.
0Arr North. west cor. OF Main and Monroe slnI
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CHEAP MILL PROPERTY FOF
~ SALE


NEW STEA " SA " NILL,
Situated at the foot Of the town Of Martins
Ferry, Belmont county, Ohio, II offered for
sale on very reasonable terms. This Mill il
in one Ofihc best locations on the Ohio river and
has the bcst log hnrbor known. Also two acre
lot in Martins Ferrywill be sold with ur seIar
atc from the Mill. Terms very easy. For par
tIcnlars see or addrGa-.
y. L. WILLIAMS.
Cor. Second and Walnut Sts., Wheeling Island
jan9
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HOR SALE OR RENT.

The BRICK HOUSE | reside In, on Main
street, between now and April /, 1877!
For Rcnt-One Small Frame House and one
Brick House, both on tho Island Possession
given Immediately. Apply al THEODORE
PINK'S Feed Store, on Quincy IT. drC2S
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GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES

| offer at private sale the Patterns, FlGsks and
Fixtures In Union Foundry, belonging to the late
firm Of W. W. Miller S Co.
The purchaser can secure reasonable lease of
the Foundry and grounds. The building Is IS
feet by u feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be- Ohstrnctcd and contains all the
necessary appliances Of a ilrst.class JObhiug
Foundry.
For further particulars apply on the premises
TO Il. d. MILLER,
jan9 Receiver.
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TsLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all The lots offered nj t00 each,
excerpt tWO, now Oilrr ten lots fronting IN the
cast side Of Kim and Chestnut streets and IL
tending To the river. Price from $50 to Il on
each, according 10 sIZG aud location. Tcfmr,
one fourth cash, residue In equal in'Allmrntr a,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-19

Rev John J, Quiglcy, formerly Of 81,
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College Of ST John, Brooklyn.