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CORPORATION Notitfs.


DEPARTMENT oy TAXES AND AssEssssyrs No I.a.rl Wa
NOTICE is hereby given that the e.; Az "a Cess
~ Rolls Of the Real and Personal Estate o. ns ~. 81
Hewyork for the 1871 will Be opes ", . spss esd -
day Of April s1l incu.ye for the eorsctea esas sss -
OF the Of the AFORESAID rear 1ss ss
Srievrd must make application 70 the B, s
s00" @s'u"'o' IN "'o GEo H. ANDREWS sIfsss
THos CRHAkSH,
SSiHfa \ aIss slApsJ '.'''''
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Sales bD Aurtiou
A. MERwiS, AuctloDeer
80 ngIrnuTIAT 4. ~ 10

IusToN-HOUsE, PhiIade
GALE of the Revenue Cutter RES0LUTE'-
- On the 10th February " O'clock the h
Schooner RESOLUTE" Of l2O tuns old measurement 90
Public she lies a. Simpsons Wharf DRY does s
Queen-st Philadelphia.
This well found standing and running rigging sails sn
and chains has and boats built IN 1907
oak white oak locust chestnut BY John Lynn ooppe
fastened and ssted the stocks well finished and az
ar sale be subject the approval the Secretary q The %
She can be examined any day previous For further nas
apply a this Office ,..
JOHN W. FoRNEY Collector Of Customs. Phlaieohi Pea
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINs.-The Veteran Association
has adopted plan for soldiers monument. II will
consist OF a bronze figure of soldier. mounted a
granite pedestal
MOUNT VERSOS.-A meeting was held on saturday
evening 10 take measures to compel the New-HaVen
Railroad Company 10 reduce the rates Of fare ana 10
afford additional facilities of communication with the
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

TOTAL. ..ss..ss. :'''. .'''..' '''''
Distance travelled by the wind during the WEEK.
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For WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go to
safe hands therefore you prices
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we'll the whole OF the work house has been
satisfactorily highly pleased with IT, especially the
indicator capital arrangement Very respectfully
d. n. STERLING.
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDsUrs NO. 7'' S"oA'

RNTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL brh'
REPORT ron TBK WEEK ENDING AT y, ",
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LONG Island.
STATEN ISLAND.

RIcHNoND.-James MCGOWAN, Joseph Rus
sell Thomas Garrigun and Edward Slivcy were ar
gncd on Saturday before Justice COrbltt. aud com
United 10 the County Jail for hOu.e-breaking.
EDGFw ATFR.A meeting OF the delegates OF the yari
ol- Irish organizations on Staten Island held on
Saturday and arrangements made for the celebra
ton Of St Parcks Day. IL decided that the sOcie
ties should assemble AT Washington Park. where
don win be dell yered by Indge j z. kILnaLI.ch.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.-The worlds grea
remedy Coi Coughs Consumption and all affections Of the Luns
and Throat.
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Z ~ GUTMAM q cos,
! I Is PHlpE o. PaHH-And, iudced; d

lTHE PRIDB oBPARD-And, Indeed n
gu Fralce, Ia On artistic Way, 3 Hector
Betisz the great conpcse and he
Ffeneh Beethpyen. A letter dom PA,
TO the New York Reries, sAys: .As ~ az
otthe most aAIteEipg compliments ever
paittb alyNpianO manufacturer by go
great 8 musician aT3eEiioa, I consider hi,
remarks aB6dtths steinWsy Piano vorItI
fspeAti1g. BE std: 4 I had known stch
plano thifty. yeAts ago, | probably should
have composed toF The piano only This
steinwAy system gives S0RAncentife, or.
chestral cng smGller sCaley Rithall the
advantages Of the richest tnsrdmenRtSob,
steiHFays pianos ne he only ooaiSs 3
~ ,those ! hAye heresofore heard, Thai
.pOalelsesr the most perfect beauty Of lie
harmony, without the SligAtestl addition
'oG7that screaming seventh, which has
never been aEoidedfn The other system d
piano. Manufacture. This alone iade.
penaeht Of the many other advantages
and superior qualities these Instruments
|possessi would be sufficient 70 marx q new
epoch nthqsh history of spikno making
Our friends can have TIE opportunity Of
testing these magnificent Instruments, by
calling on our popular music dealer, Y.
Harding, 100 Market street. % %
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49, HuRCH,DEDIcATIONs-Phenew newt Me.
Church, In West Bidgeports0 O, was ded-
icated last Sabbath; the services being
conducted BY Revs. "A. L. Petty, +. E.,
Cambridge District, and 1WrB. Watkins,
D. D. LOf lBr,iGJ street Ii iE. Church,
Pittsburgh. There were also present,
Rev. s. ". Davis of'the Island NJ. E
Church, and Rev, W. q, Morton, who
with ] the pastor, Rev. Wm. Petegoy
participated in the exercises Of the day. |
The sermon in the morning was
preached by Rev. DR.. Watkins, on the
text 4 know that my Redeemer liyeth.' =
The discourse was able and produced a
deep impression on the large and atten.
tive congregation. After the sermon,
Rev. Mr.. Petty made statement ID; ire,
gard TO the cost OF the new church, and
asked the people for their contributions
when oyer$ 900 was quickly subscribed.
In ItheT afternoon Sabbath School
meeting was held which was sddte sssed
by.Rey. Castle, DR. Pershing and Pfok
Morton, AFTER which, the school madeite
contribution to the church, a. IN tie
evening. services were held and another
contribution made. making an aggregate
Of near $1,000 contributed during the day
and placing the church olt,ot debt. The
church was then dedicated according "a
the, ritual service of the N. E. Church
The church building Is q neataud beauti
fol edlica ahdis creditabls II tie Girls.
tan spirit and liberallty OF the people b
West Bridgeport. q Great credit tid7tbt
initiation and conduct OF the enterprise Is
ode &6s PastdE96 ri Mt. lsassatJ ehakcc
Rev. PeEegQyJ0@ tg@E.L Joseph Nc
YtoonEtasugheey.HCOk.
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FoRGoT TO RETuRN.-The colored
folks are learning some Of the tricks Of
their white brethren. Yesterday color.
ed ed woman 9 requested another to hold her
infant q moment while she went into a
house on Market Square for her carpet
bag. Ar,promise was made to return
promptly but Il was not kept, and had
not been at dusk last night. The uu-
willing nurse took the, child TO the over.
seer OF the poor for that township, (AIad-
ison,) whowill be bound to have il cared
for. Verify The Heather Chlnce" is moi
alone in "ways that are dark"
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sPIFst Branch


AspeeiGi meeting II The CITY Council
was held Saturday evening 619 he FifBi
Branch, the Mayor being absent, on ,m9T
ION MI. Blair was called 20, The Il,
Present MessFas Boring, Boob Better
field Ewing, Reister, shallcrOss, SchGn.
bra, Todd and Weidebusch.! -" n
On molten, the 1Ieading Of the minutes
Of last meeting was dispensed with.
The following preamble and teSolu.
TIM EeTg presentedI bYthg QQnmittee
on Gas Extension: - ,tERlltIs2 ~
80 WHEREAS, Under anprder or Council
the Special Committee on Gas Extension
and Gas Trustees have i16eoti6tepEof q
loan Of go, 900 from the NationSt Bank
O. Gives Wsss Ettgtnil4 % tas city hseliHgi
zRplped By the Council of.tAs, city d
Wheeling, that the Mayor Be andis here
BY ordered 70 execute In the nGi66 and on
behalf Of tho city Of Wheeling, three bonds,
payable 10 the NatlonRI Bank Of West
ylrgini4 OF order, The frst tor, thesum oi
VOOO, payable on or before the II th day
Of March, 1873; the second for the sum d
$1,000. payable on or bef0reihg 1lth day
Of Nay, 1873: The third for the sumYoi
50. 900, payable on or before the 1lth,d4y
oil November, 1873; eaGh bond TO be6I u.
terest from date atthe rate Of s per cent
per aanum, rtserving 70 the city the right
10 redeem and pay Of any one or more o.
said bondS at any tune before maturity
And said bonds being 80 executed the
Mayor shall deliver; the same 70 the TruS'
tees Of the Gas Workssoi; the city OIL
| Wheeling. Y flIluJE-t 20 saf54
On motion the resolutionyYps adopted
A resolution authorizing tho Commit
tee on Water Works 70 purchase 400
feet Of water pipe for use on the Is
land was received from the SeconG
Branch, and itS action adopting i va
The report Of the Committee on steetl
aud Alleys was received irom,the Second
Branch, and its action thereon concur
redin. -''.. :. '=.E9 Z a. . 'as
Adjourned! 4 IdJka4d Ell NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-12

Oh. LoSoDoS is not Homeopathic
physician, as some have been led to be-
lieHe. While his professional education
embraces all the popular schools Of medi.
cins, his practice Is arietly and legih-
aaay Allopathic. His great liR AID
atctsts In treating Chronic diseases Is he
latRfL result Of his enlarged ezpsnSHa.
BE treats more Of these ailments IN on
yta than physicians in general practice
come in contact with in a hfSfms. Dr.,
Lsngdon's office Is south side Of Monroe
street. third door above the Court House
where hemGy be consulted on all Chronic
Diseases and their proper treatment
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iNEw FAIL AND WINTER GooDa--C
Hees' corner otMain and Quincy streets,
has Just received the most complete and
chMce line Of Foreign and Domestic Gas.
simeEes, Scotch Cheviots, English and
French Dfagonals, Cloths Of all shades.
Veatings, GGntlemen's Furnishing Goods,
&C., that can be found in the city. Also
a largo stock Of German and Fancy
Wooden Knitted Jackets. He does ali
work in the best stylea guarantees AIS.
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q 6eRREcTioN. The information on
which was based q paragraph in our pa
per one morning last week in reference to
tracklAying commenced on the Pitts
burgh, Wheeling 6 Kentucky Hsilroad
proves to have been incorrect MIR.
Becker, Engineer ID chief Of the Pan Han
die road, may have the track laid a short
distance Ia this direction to relieve that
road Of lie great pressure upon 1t before
commencing tOpustt down along the d.
tire route. IgOp yAt 1i;4 En7,@
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-12

We recommend the Grover & Baker
Sewing Machine because 1t Is the lest;
because II accomplishes tho most and best
work with the least trouble; because the
stitch Is the most durable as we'll as the
most beautiful; because 1t Is the only one
adapted TO all kinds OF work, and every
variety Of material; because 1t Is more
simple and more easily understood than
the others; and because It never fails to
give the most entire and perfect satlslac-
ton: These popular machines can be
seen and tested by calling at. the Conn
panys elegant salesroom, No. 90 Market
street. VIZ % " h--L.l laIEl-ln.l "
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THE proceedings of Council a. the
meeting last Saturday evening, and sever.
al other items which were crowded out
Of yesterdays paper by the report Of the
Boston fire, will be found in this morn.
lngs issue. The post Office Register
appear in liz appropriate place. IIl
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Please Remember The BeSs
. Always the Cheapest.

i AAAAAA@ShSA~N ~ .
Please Remember The Best Y
-, g Always the Cheapest.
We are now prepared 70 all orders, q 81 Y
| tire SatiSfac don. and would call thS Attenha
the public TO tho following advantages ''
ist It economy in construction, eo9Sta
with durability, makes Il, Tor GetsG A7''o' u
cheapest Pump In nee. ,,v
ID As the stock ts galvanized Nfoag1i ~ " -,
| win neither crack from the Gaetu u 'A' '''
Sd The great enemy Of the Pump, ! IT, ~,
which ina single night often desiioIs AI Y, !
ia yerJ beat material and renders Eses'' :
the hourot greatest need.
This Pump Cannot Freeze -,
Because when the Pump d rot 10 1S Us !, IN ~,
fGlls 10 its level in the ehSn3ef, WmeR " H'"
placed below the freezing polnL ,,rrB -
1th.. Freshness Of water 10 away tnss W N
the water comes directly foa me o0''0~ " -
IN. Impure water from deeSyd q Nv"
All m construction Il 10 both simple I1 y, H. H.
! bla The handle Ia made Of two Tr TI99S; ~ "a
rods and N arranged that while i H1S1 /,
hSS SS "a si,%n1th The cylinder In gA!ee =.
vorE IL petIornled is iron, lined VIE ~, ma
conner lining IFVttFtS FIlt and mA!es SSs -.
ficiiot. This iron chamber % not ss0D "a ~
hut placed In The well above The WlIa,
iii woyS a. veil under Is above The wA1 Va -
IN Itesn he used 10 . driven OF oS 49, y,
uItb tbe SSme case a q well Of lirGG 49, 1lH.u
Ak For its general GdGptAoll!ty !hl IT, 4,
witSout a Tiysl, The Pump may % p M;
| v1nP dyyeIlInR or BAN, or within w y NJ.
ana ronnee "a with The well, Or sprnE y. A,
body az wA,tF, any q one bundrol Iosf.
ami and vii work With the sane ea's y '''
standInT d .rectly over tie WGter. o,,V VT
OH. Ris single acting and pump, ~ ~ ,yo:,
the down stroke Of tho tende, ~ .sTrc Prsp
nc GSdryLf required In the GoaolS - $50 ~
ioth. BY attaching q short nosS ~ oirl y
be thrown ffty 10 sixty leet en -. NJ IA hTtL
used 70 advantage In watering 49, sItirgs!is
washing windows, cleaning oI ~ t,stoTrlie ~
Ing ires, OF eleVIt'ng water !. sISTstS VIti
fact thatttreqRiIet more pSNeSaL .. " IN BEip
from deep than from sGanST,Sa ,Sty Tot OK
AN Y" ,HSrn Ssrtnre smaller eaSnoai: II
wS,Ir me voinns Of water 10 dlntltI "
noWNT rsouired Il not greatly lh.VIsc II Be
pSI% ,hSt Nv ihe combInAtion. AYE " 1ss,SS!.I
SSTSntS 20 AZ Atmospheric pressure Y pSSP vi
tioS WitS force, t6st The sSs5 ;,S k Ie pors
elevate water from deep wen s... mi IL sl'
thAn any FtI6RIEr1s Or purGIy JgT % Ep2y
tencO, This Pump 10 eASlIy u .p,.EtStfrttg "
water 10 steam mills, And IoT nnIsrpISIet
contents Of vGts IN Tannefies ~ ~ IA SITI W.
II you want PnnP gs y tssiTScILiR ) 30"
MISTER. Bridgeport. Ohio ,,u Hartt
tWTTo or three Arst-elAss Ak'-
IyI5
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lSsEA1nATIoN-Rey. R. v. Dodge, D.
D., was installed Pastor Of the First Pres.
oytertan Church In San Francisco on
Wednesday, the 10th ult. 1t will be re-
collected that Mr.. D. was for years Pas
tor Of the Second and Fourth Presbyterian
Churches Of Wheeling.
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House. BURyEprE WEsr WHrr,1vr

HOUSE BURSRDN West WHEELIxa.-
Sunday morning between 5 and 8 o'clock
thsi reSiddneelof Joseph Low, In Yves,
Wheeling, was discovered 10 be on fire.
By almost superhumsn' exertions the fur.
niture was removed, but the building was
entirely destroyed Its believed the fire
was the work Of an incendiary, as 1t was
discovered ina part Of the house where
there had been none for some time. Mr..
Lows, Loss is partially, covered by insur.
snce-the PheliT, Of Hartford, having a
risk OF 81, $50 ontAehouse. It was valued
at $780, ! - z-o IRE Hzu,L ssr5aa
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HEAD Cur. Saturday night, several
young men were engaged in the question.
able pastime Of teasing q companion nam.
ed Jacob stnsgle, when one Of them
threw slump Of limestone striking him
on The head. An ugly looking cash was
cut in the scalp but q physician was call!
ed n.Andt tho wound properly. dressed. 1t
Is not bslleYed that there was any mali.
ctous intent In the person throwing the
stone, still II was rather rough ian we
should think and no doubt Stinagte Is 81
pretty much tho same oninion. !.
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SLIGHTLY BETTER. "A letter from
Philadelphia to relatives In this city, re-
port that Rev. Alfred. PAUL is somewhat
better, and that no has rested easier the
past day ortwo. This will be gratifying
TO bis many friends in this city and else
where.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-12

In The Second, Brunch President FOtbeI
occupied The ehaira Present. 4esSrs
List, Logan, Lancaster, Phillips, Smith J
e Go,,t Simpson Salisbury Sheppard ant
Tbs reading add Il The last meeting N min.
utes was dispensed with " oIld = G
The preamble and resoluti ION ID relation
TO negotiating loan Eof $4,000 TO NEE
expenses Of improvements Of the ga
works, were received from The Frs
Branch, and It's action thereon concur
red in. ~ -zs! = 81 go z
A0lOQfnel. ----r - =. -.
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CAUGHT BETWEEN CARs.-Two OF
three days since an employee Of the BALI:
more & Ohio Railroad company, named
Callahan, was caught between the bump
er.oftyo cars while rcoupllng up" and
quite badly hurt. He was removed to
his boarding house .aud'is receiving pro-
per medical attentiun.
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'sTHE PANToMrtE TRourEa-Thus was
a large crowd irat Washington, HaIl,, last
night to witness the performance OF the
celebrated Zanfretta pantomime troupe.
The programme wGslaJvety llattractive
one, andawas faithfully and elegantly rem.
dered, This evening, the troupe willgive
its second and closing entertainment here
with an entire change ofprogramme, Sc.
cure your seats early this morning, as
there will doubtless be a great rush.
Every chair will DO filed, If the weather
be favorable. ~ 10 g0lfS6U0nI
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WANTED the ladies to call at the Weed
Sewing Machine Cos office and examine
Buttericks Patterns. They are new and
elegant Sixty difereutstyles for Ladies,
Misses and Children, including cloalS,
palmas, basque, polOnaise, oHerskirts,
Jackets and great yaris,y.OF Patterns for
little children, o. Market street. I7'gz
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BaroNlS &gAzs 4The'eiucIGnati
S e. ;ssy Of so9Slt e Z ee v
eF map slowing in detail that portion d
Boston where the great fire occurred, with
ten columns giving full details Of theIt1e-
mendous conaagration. Single copies for
sale by W. PsiMcKelveyrM Market street,
Price, s cents, %.
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The largest and best selected assort-
ment Of Spool Cotton, Silk, Linen Thread,
&C., in the city Is kept constantly on hand
and sold at the lowest market price, at
the ealesroom Of the Grover & Baker
Sewing Machine Company, No. o. Mar.
ket street. sr- 81
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;, AsslaNEE's SALE,-Atteution Is called
tothessle Of the furniture and fixtures Of
the Mcclure House, advertised In this
mornings .lNTELLIoENcER, by the as.
signee, |. F. Jones, Esqr.
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GRAND LoDoE.-The annual meeting
ofthe Grand Lodge Of the a. F. and a.
MsSonS in this State, commences this
evening in the Masonic Temple. The ses.
sious will probably continue dAyoft two
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q pEEss Goops havebeen terribly slaugh.
tered recently in New York. J.s. Rhodes
~ GO. otfar all the new shades Id CASH
mefes ana other Dress Goods az much be.
low the cost ofimportAtion, .
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PosT OFFICE REeIsrER.-We call the
AttIpEloh Of pufF9h dSteso . Fhsw isdthrs
tpbadA t The AZ ot ibis dep rtmsbt Of
our paper this morning. We refer 10 the
complete postofice register giving the
hour at which each mail is due in this
city, and, also the hour at which each
one closes. The figures may be relied on
with confidence, as they were furnished
by tMr. Frank johnson, CHIEF Clerk,
of the Post Office. They have been
made 10 correspond with the recent
changes in the time tables on the railroads
running TO this city. Business, men and
all Others having correspondence through
the mails will appreciate the importance
and convenience Of the Register, aud will
fud.h valuable forreterencs, Shsuld they
cutit out and post ii up where itlmsy
always be seen. .,,,,,, ,.-,,, t7o't2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-12

BoosEY's OPERAS. containing the words
and music, beautifully printed for sale al
sheib's Music Store, price one dollar
a copy, embracing Mafthh,, Troyatore,
Faust Don Juan, Norma, Lucid, Risgallet.
to. Fra Dlavolo, Trayiata and twenty
others Copies in cloth binding, two dol
lars, - r. n'H.'ll NJ o. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-12

u No PERSON should complain Of Lame
Back, Neuralgia, or even suffer any pain
when they can obtain that popular medl.
cine, Pain Cure on. Those that use 1t
cannot help recommending 1t 10 their
suffering friend. Sold by all druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-12

= BoAT 'RAcE-There were two boat
races on the tapis to come Of in this vi.
cinity, Saturday. We made diligent in
quiry but could not learn whether either
" both we're rowed.
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Pol4eE GouRTr-The, following cases
were disposed ofin this Court, yesterday
morning: John Frlcker, disorderly, ten
dollars and costs; Kate Faulstick, same,
five dollars and costs; Henry Mock, same,
five dollars and costs; William Richard.
SOD, same, one dollar and costs; John
Richardson, same, one dollar and costs;
Henry Hoffman, same, one dollar and
costs. phnEILl NJ nm =
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"sEcURE THE SHADOW ERE THE SUB
STANCE Now Is, a good time to
secure your "stsdow." Tie best place
j., qnqqes.ionably, the Partridge Gallery,
liz Main Streetsr5s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-12

y. 5. RHODES s Co. have Just opened
ten thousand dollars worth Of new Furs,
which they will sell cheap and without
MISREPRESENTATION Iargar4 sAv
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'' Chr GooDs,,T4 A large stock. Of wo-
mems 4,ais1 7 Misses and childreps Shoes :,
percent cheaper than formerly at L. v
| BlondIsDni J. n.Mmol b 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-12

No WONDER wool sells low. J. 8,
Rhodes '& Co. are selling rich, heavy, al
wool dollar Plaids for just 50eents. They
don't advertise what they don't do.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-12

TIE greatest variety of New York and
Berlin cloaks can be seen at George R.
Taylor & Cos. Any lady can besuited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-12

CIRCUIT CoURT-Thls Court was en-.
gagged yesterday in tho trial of the case
Jackson Ct. Wilson. The testimony was
heard and the cause will be argued to.
day. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-12

DETERMINED to close out .. line o.
Black Silks, this week, willofer to buy.
ers great inducements, Henry Brues,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-12

GREATEST bargains in Furs ever offer
ed in Wheeling is at Henry jacobs, 100
Main street. 80 lisztli ssE- -ao,-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-12

Q GEORGE R. TATEoR &oCo. win open
this Tuesday morning another lot Of
fne English Astrachan Clocks. w..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-12

q IN order p reduces my present stock Of
Bootasnd Shoes l will sell them regard
len OF cost from this date. L. v. Blond,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-12

Eo9 GRR1TEsT BARGA1Ns-Eyer offered; In
this city in Scotch suitings.and MohAlr
Mixtures. Toclose out the above goods,
wewill sell them at cost Tor cash, and
guarantee them made superior in style,
workmanship and excellence to any house
in The CITY, We ask The gentlemen. to
call and give us o. rial,ii1g h s!sb 10
4 thaia.oj 7J!TLLAKN & Co, aig.I
Fsuii7n ~ NOD No. 81 Monroe street.