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CaaANaA N PslNEA--EM sometime the
SadeEIAkSEs and lNeS stable men m the
city hare been III consultation IN SlsF'
saes u the PElesa charged tW haCks to
attend funerals a The several cemeteries
Ia and About Ne city, Tue AFSl named
parties laAlAlei hat ~ great n difference
mas @Aae between he price, within and
without The elYi he latter affirmed that
when compelled 70 70 out d the city In
the afternoon they could not safely hire
lASiE hacks In the morning, and thus they
we're GsWsVeA VI q wlNt days wages and
wESlvrG only about AaH the sum they
should SrL In order to harmonic the
views a all parties, the livery men have
dSSd the following rates to DO charged
until further notice; ,sFfi-.
~ Greenwood, or the new Catholic
Cemetery, In the morning a per hack
in the afternoon, Is, To any Of the
cemeteries in the city-ln the morning
$500; in the afternoon, 600. To CGld'
wells Run, a 90; ROckhill, g 90; Mar,
tlnsvillc, Is 90; Neeland'S, $500; Stone
Church, $500. No distinction between
morning and afternoon in the Ave places
last mentioned,
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AUUlllUNAL ltLt',,APH.
LcI'..gtOn Races.


LEXINGTON, May 13.-An unusual in.
terest was manifested In the races here
today. The magnificent arrangements
which had been made by the Association
In the preparations for this meeting, In
addition 10 the prospect Of very fine roc.
ing, attracted an immense crowd Of spec.
tators, the largest that, II Is said, has been
seen on this course for many years. The
weather was fine, but the track was deep
In dust There were two races, the DIST
one Of two mile heats, which was hosly
contested and gave immense satisfaction:
The second was q dash OF one mile and
a half, and was won easily By PlarelA'
rum. The following Is the result cE the
days racing;
First race, two mile heats, A. B0NE1S
b Hollywood, dam Miriam, imp 6len-
coe, !, |; VIM. CO(tEilis G b | Sauce box,
BY Star Davis, dam SkeiAa1lS, by iunp,
Yorkshire, 2, y John HArperS b Ex,
press, BY Endorser, dam NSntpnA BY
BEownefs Reltse. SIS Mms, &Iti And
,&S9t.
second race, sweepstakes, tpS three yeAl
olds, mile and half dash, entrance, $40;
forfeit, $50 added Ward h BCydS b
PiAneEAriuu, BY Planet, dam Mcllie Ham
bleGon, BY imp knight CC 81. GsrrSe, !;
RoblNscn + MorSsn's B c RESine. BY
Assgeutd, dam Laura WhieC, By imp GSeG'
cpe, = a z, MeGraGhS B { jury, by Lex,
ingtCn, dam Rox2sS, BY imp Chesterfield,
5; BuEort's c MAiEs, hy Marion, dam
Revenue. /. Time, 444
In tc~moFrOWS FScSs there are four en-.
tTies foe the 6rSi, which Is one Of mile
heats, and i've in the second, which Is 6
% dash eta mile and quarter. The race
ca Saturday, will Be UneS1mpled in the
history q American racing. In the three
mile dash, Wooley stake, eight horses will
start, McGrAlhS SGsSn Ann, Buiord's
Hollywood, the winner yeSIerisy) Grin
stea6'S Hiddefick, war dance mare
HAIpsrs, LongtelhOw, ThoA 5. SEallAlnA,
Reynolds NiIAllA, and StAuhOpes Frog'
town
LongttlloW IS in superb order, but the
rival turfmen OF John Harper are de-
iesuired to prove that not even Long.el.
low can lorg hold the lead on the
Lexington coursA With such an unusual
Attraction even lager crowd than that
assembled yesterday is looked for. A
special trAin viii leave Louisville, and
Another will leave Covington on Satur.
day morning, and will return TO those
cities, topping al all way stations, after
the rAce the same day. Il Is announced
that Longfellow. will stretch his limbs in
dash offs mile and half on Wednesday.
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POLICE CouRT.-There was an i'm.
mense turnout at the police court yester.
day morning, and large docket for these
days. The following cases were disposed
Of Jacob Keister, assault, ten dollars and
costs; same, disorderly conduct, five dol
lars and costs; George Ritchey, disorder
ly conduct, five dollars and costs; Dock
Prettyman, prostitution, five dollars and
costs; same, disorderly conduct, five dol.
lars and costs; Matte White, prostitution,
ten dollars and cOsts-sent up for twenty
days; Frank West, disorderly conduct,
ten dollars and costs; Michael Lantry,
drunk, one dollar and costs; John Nc.
Neal, indecent exposure, five dollars and
costs; Jesse R. Mercer, disorderly con-
duct, dismissed at defendants costs; John
Wrath, disorderlry conduct, one dollar
and costs.
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U. SDrsTRIcr CouRr.-This court met
promptly yesterday morning at 10 o'clock,
in the court room IN the postotflce building
Judge Jackson presiding. No grand
jury had been summoned, nor Is It posi-
lively known that one will be the present
term. Nothing was done except to call
over the civil docket; that Of criminal
cases will be taken up to-day, we believe.
In consequence Of the noise and confusion
in the neighborhood Of the custom house
during the present chaotic condition Of
affairs on John and Market streets
in that locality, it was determined
to convene hereafter in the County
Court House, and an adjournment to that
effect was taken. The court will there.
fore meetIn that building this morning at
10 o'clock.
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FINED AND held TO BAGL.-Charles E.
Allen, OF the Eighth Ward was before
Esqr. Schultz, Saturday, on a charge OF
disorderly conduct and general bad be-
havior. The Justice fined him one dollar
and costs, and required him to give bail
in the sum Of fifty dollars to keep the
peace for six months. He met all the re.
qulrements and was released from Gus.
tody.
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vii which auId medicine sSS RS ~ lhtsI
ond ptgtetty GppllEd 70 ali n 4, ~ y ned MAJ
eAl passages, and the ehImbSSN " tls y lttitG
nnnieanng Herewith, a VbirS ~, anh3ea,
frequently exist, and from EhicS ~ ~ tkt1
S9aige generally proceeds. ma ~ 1taleA.
~ ueltng Catatrh heretofore n, sI,t q tasetps
Itom the tmposSlbility Of Sno,sIa.G lsen h'ItI
Inese cavities and ehAnber X hnetiei %
9AtY methods. This ob,tlts n o no otai.
Ieetlng cures Is entirely oTereon1 AS S Eay o. 4
3t me Donehe. IL using IA IsS,,Su ~ invention
y eaneo q 10 oWn weight (no 80 va tlult
pumping BENG ftqulfed,5 up on ScS,, S.sho q
Genuy moving stream 10 tho hiPhfSt ST-,3. W MI
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naL lnd 90 simple that child an pSS,!pI,.all;;
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instrument, Dr. sage's CAtarrh Remedy ss,S, !. =
Se9 ~ S! 1900 81 "Cold In the HeSd =
SYMPTOM! Of Catarrh. Frecvv.,,,
aene, discharge falling into throat, eometinS -
~ luz; MAtety, tniek mucus, purulent, oGGnII, 4.
N o1nersH yness, ory, watery, weak o. iSS,SSi
eyes, etoppSngup or Obstruction Of nalIl bI,s....
~hts"d 80 NSapN VIC AAaSrbt uANkluE Ind efnSkl.tt
70 clear throat, alterations, scar, ~, y ~
voice altered, nasal twGng, offensive S,S,I 8
paired or total deprivation Of sense a IN =
taste, dizziness, mental deprcss!ou. ID n ~
Ute, indigestion, enlarged tonsls, titSlsS ~
&C. OnlyA few Of these symptoms N ifSTit
be present IN any case Gt one time. v
DR. Sage'B Catarrh Remedv. ,...
used with DR.. Plerce's Nasal nSn,ha
and accompanied with the constltutICrIl w,
ment which is recommended IN ~ pIr M
that wraps each bottle OF the Remedy. & ".
feet specific for this loathsOme disease ~ \.
proprietor oders, In good faith, $500 FeWa,t
for . case he can not cure. The Remedy i, n,
and pleasant to usC containing no strc1rc, t,tI IN
drugs or poisons. The Ca'lrth RemHjt /. ~,
30 cents, DnuChe Al 70 cents. BY al n,S''
GiSts, or either viii l'r mailed liz tfdtr,'',sb
receipt OF 90 cents: r. V. PIERCE, MI
Sole Proprietor, BUFFALO, y.
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o. TO REcnMoND.-J. L. Hobbs, Esor.,
and wife, DR.. r. W. Hazlett, wife, son
and daughter, and Dr.. S. B. Ford, lefl on
the train over the Baltimore s. Ohio road
last evening, for the Monumental city.
Thence they go ria steamer on the Chesa.
peake Bay, to Fortress Monroe, Norfolk,
&c They propose to extend their travels
up the James River to Richmond, and
expect to be absent ten days or a fort.
nSn'' We wish them a safe, pleasant
trip.
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PRISONER REcEvED.-Last evening, q
United States prisoner was received at the
County Jail, brought here, as we learn, to
be tried during the present term Of the
District Court on charge Of forgery. Our
informant could not state where the crime
was committed, nor the name of the &C.
cused.
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oARFRR \ KINO, No. 100 oARTER 8
KINaS Gun sFkNn, NAN sFRkEr.- The
uFsAt Novelty BaIAAri The Great Won.
der OF Modern TmesI Grand dlstribu.
IlOa Ot on Paintings, American and
SsrelSa oAtoRps, Watches, sIlverware,
cutlery, and q general variety Of fnenew
Fancy Goods, all Of the best manufacture,
70 DO given away every day and evening
al the uniform rate Of One Dollar. Such
GoOda hare never before been brought to
the city Of Wheeling and offered at the
low price Of One Dollar. Win DO open
for abort time only. Call and examine
tho goods and see how II Is that We sell
our goods for One Dollar. 4a...
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DETAINED-The train over the Hemp.
field railroad due here at $50 yesterday
morning, did not arrive until nearly noon,
in consequence Of an extensive fall in
Wrights tunnel, just beyond Taylors.
town. The train which left here at 7:25
yesterday morning, went up as far asrtae
DISTRACTED point, when the passengers,
baggage, mails, &C., were transferred to
that coming west, and rits versq. The
fall Of earth and rocks was quite large,
and it was thought would not be removed
before this morning.
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TREES PLANTED.-The school authori.
ties have recently had row of Lombatdy
poplar trees planted"on three sides .oi
Union township school house lot. They
arc handsome specimens Of that species Of
tree, and will add greatly to the appear.
ance Of the premises in the course of a
year or two.
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CoALDoAT SuNK.-Sometime during
Saturday night, the towboat Naomi sunk
q barge loaded with coal not far from the
Water Works. Effort was made all day
Sunday to raise the sunken craft, but
wllhoutavatl. The Barnard" went up
yesterday and had her syphon pumps at
work to clear the barge of water. The
JOB had not been accomplished last even.
inn
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and costs.

CONTRACT RECEIVED. The CONTRACT
between the Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Ken.
lucky, and the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &
St. Louis Railroad companies in relation
to the construction and operating of the
road from this city to the east end of the
Steubenville bridge, was received a day
or two since, duly signed and sealed by
the President OF the latter company. This
closes the matter and insures the building
of the road:
The bonds to be issued by this county
have also been received from the eugraver
and arenow ready to be delivered as the
proceeds are required. We believe not
more than thirty thousand dollars are to
be issued in any one month.
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BADLY HURT.-SaturdaY, lad about
II years old was quite badly hurt at West
Alexander, while running alongside coll
strucuon train, or in attempting to get on
one OF the cars, it is not known exactly
which. The railroad track passes over
the wagon road on bridge some 10 or l2
feet high, not far from the depot, and the
boy in running did not pay attention to
this fact, and dropped through upon the
rosd bed below. His injuries are princi.
pally internal, but are not believed to be
OF such character as will prove fatal.
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GROCERY STORE IN BENwooD.-John
Healy, family grocer in Benwood, informs
our readers this morning, that he keeps
full stock of fresh groceries, comprising
all the articles usually found in such es.
tablishments. Prices as low as his neigh.
bors. Give him call.
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APPROACHING CONFERENCE.-The tow.
boat Charley, building for the Wheeling
Towboat Company, has SO far advanced
towards completion that her owners ex.
pect to raise steam and go on trial trip
next Saturday.
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Fire at Toronto.

TORONTO, May 1S.-The remaining
stores ip the iron block which escaped the
recent confsgration were consumed yes
terday with the planning mills of ]. B.
Smith. The stores were. occupied by
F-& Son, dry goods dealers, and
Stanton, dealer in and manufacturer Of
paper hangings. Total loss $4,000,
insurance, 100000.
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Discovery of Another New Planet.

DETROIT, M1cH, May 13.-Prolessor
Watson, Of Ann Arbor Observatory, an
nounces the discovery in the Constellation
OF Ophinchus Of another planet hitherto
unknown. 1t shines like a star OF the
eleventh magnitude. The position this
morning Is as follows: The right ascen.
sion is sixteen hours and tSenty.one
minutes declination, eight degrees and
fiity'seven minutes south; daily motion is
forty seconds, retrograde, in right ascen.
sion. and a quarter Of minute south in
declination.
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FINGERS CUT.-Yesterday Isaac Ar.
bothnot, an employe at South Wheeling
glass house. had two OF his fingers badly
cut by the bursting Of beer mug which
he was grinding on a stone revolving
quite rapidly.
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HEATnEN CHNEE, Tycoon, Red Jacket,
Winona, Minehaha Wall Papers and Dor.
ders, just received at PAUL & Orr's, No.
80 Monroe street. They have also on
hand full stock Of cheap and fine papers,
ranging in price from eight cents to five
dollars. They make specially OF Deco.
rative Papers for Public Halls, Churches,
Dining rooms and Halls in private dwell.
ings. Give them a call.
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CRY CoUNcII-Regular monthly meet
ing of the City Council tonight. As
there is large amount of unfinished bus.
iness, besides the regular reports of Com.
mittees for the past month, it is desirable
that members be promptly in their seats.
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pT w many naestions peculiar TO females, the
EAIKACT BCCHU 10 unequAled BY any otheT
i.emeqyEse IN Chlorosis or Retention, IFregulSF.
~ fMntulness or suppression OF CustomSTy
hhtSeuAIons, liberated OF seIrrhous state Of III
SomSisI SI9ga or Whites sterilIty, and Tor
Eom inGlscretion, Habits OF Dissipsiion. or Is
inc Decline Or Change OF Lie. Il Is presefibed
SSxIttsnEYely BY the most eminent PhysiciSns AM
AlaTElyes, aiter Conanements, and i6F Enfcebled
Sad delicate Constitutions OF both sexes and hi
sS SO, amended with any Of the above Diseases OF
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NASHVILLE.
Republican state Convention

NASHVILLE, May 1S.-The Republican
State Convention meets in this city next
Wednesday. 1t will dominate candi.
date for Governor, appoint delegates to
the Philadelphia Convention, and take
steps to put Presidential electoral ticket
in the field. The prominent aspirates for
the Gubernatorial nomination are Horace
Maynard, Thos. II. Caldwell and A. A.
freeman.
NASHVILLE RACES.
The spring meeting on Blood Horse
Association course opened today with
two races. Weather fine, track in good
condition and attendance large.
First race-agreed stake for four year
olds, play or pay, entrance $50, purse
$500, mile heats, Double Out, one, one: B.
Richland 2, 8; Repeater 8, Q; ,Diggins
by Brown Dick 4, dis-time, $50, 1:474.
Second northumberland stake for
three year olds, mile heats, purse $500,
$50 entrance: Cloud IL; Tallulah 2. 3;
Jennie McKinnic 8, 4; Mignonette AZ
time lat, 1:46t.
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J. T. LAK1N & Co. are prepared to
make up suits in the latest style and at
almost any desired price. Give them a
call, IS they never fail to give SatiSfAc-
ton. A fine stock Of Gents Furnishing
Goods constantly on hand.
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SALE THIS MoRNrNa.-Atten,iou ia
called to the sale Of liquors to be held
this morning at ten o'clock by General
Kelley at the store Of John Reid, Jr., on
Main street. See advertisement in another
column. These liquors were seized by
Gen. K. as Collector OF U. s. Internal
Revenue in this District. and were placed
in store in Mr.. RS warehouse,
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FAMILIES, picnics, parties and all others
supplied with the best Ice cream at whole.
sale and retail at all times, by Zlegen.
fielder, under Odd Fellows Hall.
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ALARaE stock Of Ladies', Misses and
Child'S Lasting Kid and Morocco Boots
and Shoes Of best city manufacture. Tor
sale at L. V. Blends.
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We saw, yesterday, at the. Partridge
Gallery, a portrait in Pastel, which ID
really gem Of art" Everybody should
sec II. -
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To THE LAD1Ea-We make q specially
oil dealing in Ladies' Ready.made Suits
and Underwear. We can afford to offer
them to the public at exceedingly low
prices. Dolly Vardens, &C., can be
bought Of r. W. Morrison, & Co., Agents
for the Improved Elliptic Sewing Ma.
chine, No. 40 Monroe street, Wheeling,
West Virginia. cod
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SUMNER RESORT.
PARKERSDURG MINERAL WELLS.

This popular reEort will DO opened for the
reception Of visitors on the Ist OF June, 1874,
Thankful for tho liberal patronage bestowed BY
tho citizens OF Wheeling and other places the
past season. tho proprietor hopes to make the
place stlll more inviting and attractive the com.
Ing summer.
The water promises to be abundant and Its
medicinal qualities are unsurpassed In the cure
Of all diseases Of tho Stomach and Bowels and in
arrangements OF the Liver and Kidneys.
"A commodiouB carriage will run daily from the
Hotels In Parkereburg and conyeyAnees will DO
notice.
Terms, $l2 to 81 per week; children and Ger.
wants half price. Lib.ral arrangements for fam.
lilies BY the month. Mails received daily.
W. F. PARsHALL,
Rp99eodAw Mineral Wells, ". Va.
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QUEENS, Congress, WomOn's Serge and
Kid Newport Ties and .Croquct Slippers,
Just received at L. V. Blends.
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THE Best Violin and Guitar Strings as
well As the cheapest to be found in the
city, are those at Sheibs Music Store,
Monroe street . #@ ~.
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LADIES wishing to purchase a nice
fitting and latest style Cater, should 90
70 L. V. Blends.
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PERsoNAL.-=Dr. A. F. Barnes, a well
known citizen OF CIarksburg, and former
member Of the Legislature Of this State,
is in the city.
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No Family Should be Without Il!

Tnsse, symptoms, II allowed 70 70 on, which
ms medicine invariably removes, soon follows
IN Fatulty, Epilepuc Fits, In one OF
MSnlchthe patient may expire. Who can say thai
S nete are not frequently followed by those dire
!ot diseases, Insanity and Consumption, MANY
1 &c aware Of the cause OF their slIcfings, but
iSs m VIII confess; The records Of the Insane Aey.
hn %. Sno INC melancholy deaths by Consumption.
9sAt ample witness TO The Truth Of thc assertion
W. w. Sonsutnuon once affected with Organic
. T,eSSnssss requires the aid Of medicine 10
s.TH1gnen and inyigorate tho system, which
bly, does. NuSuu1 Lh'AiA'
p6 EstHllsd By all Druggists at IS CENTS PER
6 S0rTIhE Of OuHeeS Or days medicine al
SsSsh ~ ,SS Ias valuable compound within ne
N, BEWARE Of eounterfeits. ASK Sr Ho-4..
t stSse N kxtIset BSehu. Holmes q Co., psopSe.
BEWARE OF spurious Buehu Mixtures. ma
pore INC public by nntnrinns ndYnrtI snrn P1 oe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-14

The Purest and Sweetest Cod LAYER OIL In the
world, manufactured nom fresh healthy livers
upon the sea shore. 1t Is perfectly pure and
sweet. Ask for Hazard b CaSWell'S Cod Liver
on" manufactured by
CAsWRLL, HAZARD & CO.,
New York.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-14

TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE
Il Of Deed Of Trust executed BY Fred Mayer
for the benefit Of John Daley, tho undersigned,
% Trustee win sell at public auction In the Bar.
DAY, Nay 3Sd, two Bath Tubs and Fixtures, one
Wash Stand and Bowls, three Barber ChAirS,
eight ChaiES, three stApdl, four Looking Glasses,
ono Stove and Pipe, three sets Of Drawers, Par.
httonb, Screens And all other articles In the Bar.
ber Shop. JOHN MCDOWELL,
myl0' r..f s- Trustee.