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New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
HORSE IND CARRIAGE MARKET.
Nrw.YoRK. Saturday. April %. 49,.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, April %, 1877
A marked improvement in the general con-
diton OF the horse trade has been noticeable until
the latter part OF tho week under The aggregate
sales comprising work and horses OF all kinds
have been far advance Of the preceding week and full
values have as q rule been maintained. The average
prices paid in the Bulls Head Market ranged head.
as follows Canadian farm and light harness horses,
from S125 to S200 stage and railroad hOrse from soO 70
tls5; horses OF better quality, from l5l 10 1873
nands high from $500 S75 prime truck horses over
lC hands high, from $500 to $50
The general demand for pleasure horses exnlned ess
favorable features, and. with few exceptions IL nas
been the hammer OF the aucOneers that the best
prices rave been realized Our 80 head OF horses OF every
description distributed during the week, through
the agency OF Messrs. Johnston Van Tassells Horse
Auction Mart including several pairs OF fine carriage
horses at from $3.50 to 5000 per sDan Messrs barker az
disposed among Others also OF consignment OF deslra
be speedy horses. single and in matched pairs. at -
fully those likely paid In the general
market At the sale held this day, Mai c. W. Barker
realized the following prices:
Pair bsy Toaing nares by TuckahOe
out OF Morgan mares 10 ana D eeo
Bay horse l35 10
Brown pony......................... ltJ l@ 1
SoTrel Eorse''.'''''' 10 5o S
One pair Of black ponies sold at private sac oI 800
and few common drdICLOrses were KNOCKED uOMh al
average Of f75 per head.
The Spring trade in carriages has fairly begun;
the sales in the city Of rst-cass have in many in
advance OF the corresponding period OF
last season, and there has been also considerable lm-
provement the Western trade, the Southern trade
alone remains very dull.
exports Of CaT71dge@ Exports OF Carriage hater'aH;
Bremen;s Pkgs 800 london 10 psgs...'..'''' SSso go
British Indies SO CspAtne Republic al
Porto kleo, i... oSpl fs1IorSp IGTniSN .,,
Imports " CdTldges Aerico, loo gAlons........ 30
42,215 Republic. 10 loJ
Imports Of VarEssh -
pkgs..'.''..-...'.''.'''' SD
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

~ .IilrfT TNIFg d11 HHITU'iN
Ap-l so-2I TkrS Ashes lEgs BetswaH LIZ o@es 'on %
ptrs Drei Fruit bhlS E-E 1884 bhis Fonr n pus-
Wheat a. ~ bush Corn 8i00 BUSH Oats $40 o1s Ml gl 1sss
r,ss seed ibis Beans bush Peas, bags Peas g bags
Corn Flax. . haes Hemp u bales hop' o' 5
Mos % bbiS Spirits luT9enlne ~ b1
b , ms Resin O4s pkg Cake. 81 pigs PORK, % pfss
Beef pkgs Gu, tic pke LI 30 pkg cIen y' pA.
Cheese T4lOw 1918 boxes starch ha
crsts -a rs Tobacco. SO boxes S Tobacco 90 DO
Whiskv bses Wool ,-,oo -
he epis Of po!uee ending Ssiuolsy evening Apr y en-
brace ~ F3ur llOj hh W-isky l5o6 DDS t'r Me
h-. Con Wheat. sa340 bush Corn 2i' lusl
O.,s 10 busA as bush Matt ls w push Barley ~ 0eg'
Sd D. pkEs Bee y Pkg. Po-k. 0s9 pfgs Cat Meats ~ c
Lad 3 ke S3hbS Beam ls3 bales Hops 6,5 pAgs buitI
4.Js hu 1es Cheese 10 IL -bis Eggs-
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22


Tol ..- -. 9. soo es,eo o2oe 4Ou3
!. lSsl ..... .l04 oO9 III b9VVJJ loSuS'fV' "-''''
SAM .... o,o ~ ~, 10 ca rfs lO 629 g6g
~ 70 ii,- NE (, tatru from report Of Sdre' D. Maxwell
olF'''@''--en'' VI x - m Io-s Gro,s Weight
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKyr-Apnn 20.

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK hARKET-APhn 20.
Reps Of the ~oei-6 cattle 90 25s hog ss3 shsep. ship
uenn-ls cattle hogs, 27je sheep CspoH1ng
lg7-Reoeps Is @ aits Y - hogs Si sheep shpnens-e is
e,ts 6Z7 cattle steady and
eoo: eosaInOn 5G sO nedun 20 good - 91s5 70
pnme ppias s5 6ga 10 40 80 s0a 80 - cs hn aes
5G - sheep demand sales Al o. So0ss - Tor
o
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22


THE FIRST OCCASION
on which appeared Ls and forIinx
CAST
UNiPPROACHABLR ON THE PRESENT STACK
OPEN TWO WEEKS IN ADNANCH
XVATTACK's- EXTRA.
w In compliance requests Ar WALLACk seS
SPECIAL MATINEE. SATURDAY, APRIL 2.
winch
LONDON ASSURANCE
be rrese3i.s
UNAPPROACHABLE CAST
pOOTHs TuEATER. BOOTH.
Farewell Engszenen u
Mr. EDN y BOOTH,
Who
THIS CNOSDAYl EVENING" Apri -
also 90 Taesia "a e,neSisY Er-uings
and SATURDAY MATINEE at IL 0oloek.
EDWARD MORTIMER
Ia rHE IRON CHbsA"
THURSDAY Friday. AMI Saturday nlght
BEKTUCCIO
"rHK FOOLS REVENGE
Ro,hoos or.n r days in advance at The Aeaser s oss
Musie Store, III Broadway.
Special RICHARD has seer nsry months n p-rsre
Os and ri short, :. prodaca with 1s~ sI -sa@es h1ss
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
A ssIGNEEg SALE Of the ALABAMA and

n CHATTANOOGA B. REn the District Court Of the United
the hde District OF AahsmAln BANKRUPTCY IN t matter
Of the Alabama and Chattanooga Raroad Compsn BANKRUPT Par
the or Of tie said Court made the h daS OF March
the undegne Agnes In Bank kptcy OF The AahemA ana
Chattanooga Railroad Compan hereby notice fi eg viii expose
f1r pahc the Aysn Basin in the t or
Montgomery kte Of Ahsms MONDAY the twenty sena dA
April l oil .he continuous railroad OF said Com anT nn h
terminus at Meridian toe state Of ssis.pp 70 ~. aa. @ a.
Waul sch In the Of Tennessee together with ne franhls
rolling depois water stations rod
he'd mscmne tools and other night interest or
ccnve-ci bv said Aht9mh tha
tAncoga Ra<oad Comusny bv aeee OF rnf e
FccrInteT 1903 Sch A1ans
Francs ant John Dcmr Tus;ees together with tire machine
os and mach and oos Gerot staionh0 10 ne V o
of Chattanooga So Of Tennessee hntec hoEetr lle Aeh
ahams Is Endorsements Of the trsi mortgage hon d
tie lien Of the holders and 0wnerS OF the
ndo by the State d Aabsa 10 the aoun
thousand dollars SUBJECT 70 the
further Alabama interest paid sad hrst mort
ere hundred thon I'VE
nd eghrE dollars and subject TO the uhI hea Of ne sate
hereafter hrt ngage
bonds Read as subject to lien Of The state Of
viii snbe that lea should sse lien aFof OF ths
state settled adjusted to the y 0i SAFE Aoa
then said Rosdw win be sold dincumDered tersot
JOHN H. GINDRAT,l Assgnees in BaatrupicT Of the
sam. Q. JONES. Abhama ana
JOHN r. BAILEY. Chattanooga Railroad Company.
MONTGOMERY. 4 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22

Tosals3G G234s 49, @3.... loo 10 i6l SO essSs 80 @
dull sales - ie> Naohs a. '"i' o'' JAS
Bar al 100 hagS Patna al 10
fify active and MY a. totc 10Y r
ro aeSnug; bids Stc hr Cuba, f for Ceniugs
q Ocu!ac4 DeOsu- A-"NN
slesdy and Lirlr al lie for iGrd~ 49, -, -
NKISS-Goat and good request gales cf % DA Caa
10 Psyta a1l 10 bueno arc roo y
IS bales Pata Mexican, and 10 last ildL De 3
m .vc t-au IN s sales I liD1 lD tra o.'
, Grfb Centrli American. and $500 70 Texas and
>oserp reepa IL Para, CeaIa AneIe-E We
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22

SREDS-The MARKET for al sisi inactive and p ' are "1ou
.ssrr. 1uote clover Timothy at - 20 ~
dull steady sales S'uO - Al i'iO
z@tc Par 20 P.ine ..,
Whisky ~ dull, sales Of $50 bb% Al S9c
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22

S15O.OOO
Rauss d rear ieung s eIpenss Is cent capital
stock
The fey Of the investments Of tits Company psurc
1t Because s exclusively first mortgage,
upon real estate. and
% Because the following weIlnown stockholders
trustees the management Of is funds:
TRU USTFES.
ROBERT LKyOx KENNEDY President National Baak Of Con-
merre New -Yort.
BrGByE KELLY, Eugene Kelly Co. Bankers, NY
EMIL sAUgR President German Am rcan Bank, NJ. Y
GEORGE D. MORGAN, 2. D. Morgan Co., Blankets. New York
wM. D. OGDEN Chicago
wM ORTON President Western Union Telegraph Co., hes-iofk
AUGUSTUS BRAEDRGEB, Mayor HeNLohdOn-
HENRY BOND, Pedeui M-ners say Bank SeW-Lonton
CHARLES BUTLER PsleH. Louis, and TerTe HAase
r. Co., New-York.
JONATHAN EDWARDS. Sev-Yort.
AUGUSTUS W. GREESLEAP Greenleat NOr, Co, Bankers
EewYork
HENRY P. HAVEN william Haven \ Co, Ne" London
HENRY B. HYDE ycsPesen Equitable Lite Assurance Society
Of T. g., NcE-York.
JOS PATTERSON President Western Bank, PhI4e
phia
A n RAMsDELL President SeF-Lonion Bank and New London
Northern Railroad Co.
J. GREGORY SMITH. Preslen. northern Pldas 4 r Co. St
AIbans VI
NJ l. sCUDDER IT, Ogden Sender. Chicago.
GEO Il. STUART. stuar, K Brother. Philadelphia
GEO. D. UPTON Boston
Investing Agents OGDEN sCUDDER CAse osicn, sheldon
Sou-lsr). Cliesso.
Tie prlcp4 bu,Ee Company VII be oni1e'ed IA New
York.
Notice of Opening Books.
NEw- YORK, April II, 1872.
The unsrne appointed BY the Trustees Commissioners
to receive subscriptions aa Of the Equitable Trust Com
pany and " II open books or subscriptions Mondny, April
pa nj u o,cIoc at the National Bank Of Commerce,
VI pTospectases be oO1nr1
ROBERT LBNox KENNEDY.
EMIL SAUBR,
GEORGE H. STUART.
- UPTON
HENRY p HAVEN.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22

PROFITABLE
INVESTME ENT.
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY.
his Company is chartered by The state Of Connecticut
H..I, Caaif,I 81 OOO,Oc

This Company chartered by the state Of ConRec''e1-
Cash Capital, 3 Sl,OOO,OcO'
There = personal LIABILITY Of stOckhosl ~
yTAe Law. Of Coanec. limit the Of every kind to one per
cent on the stock sockhoer and lie stock not 'a
be any other STATE.
The object Of this Company s TO loan money on uf'' mort
gage at the West uch mortgage securities The East
mAkng which tie money loaned and the
rate q which the soouryis soh
ed pofts Of tie Company wi" BE- the mt efi
Capital stock 81 O invested at per cent interest s9oooO
81 900 soli with proa' on SALE
deucins and other per oenf.. aooo0
Say that one-ha Of ecuntes soh will have prompt pay
ren onteresi eventual payment Of principal guar
.need BY Compaay, average charge Of half Of
per per average Of securities run io1f
10000
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
financial.

oTNcE DEPosfr Co. oP EEw YORK,I
ise. La, lf6 BH0ADwAY. CORNER LIBElrY-srr
NKwYoKK, ApnI u, B-L
VTNHF ANNUAL ELECTION for THIRTEEN
DIRECTORS THREE INSPECTORS Of ELECTION tAe
sAPB DEPOSIT COMPANY Of New YORK for the N be
be Al he COMPANY. MOSDAi Nay L. Ig
fe hous and o'clock II. The books viii be
Of April op,ns he 4 dAy Of May
following. BY 0rasT FREDERICK POSTER, Secretary.
EVANSVILLE AND CHARLOTTESVILLE
II COsesed proposals vi be received at The Oaoe Of tie
Trust Company Tor M sale the lr4e
$40 "a BONDS u the MAY an NOVEMBER
Propos4f be directed 20 T. g. koLilDh Pf ert - TX
ehangs place yTeseate- before 2 I4
a. r. q. uYL7ION
@ssYstL Agn ls' Pfsa4ehi F.r0s' L'.a AID lfa't Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

HEAVY BIow.-We doubt II the "oldest
inhabitant' hereabous can call to mind
a heavierblow than that which prevailed
in this region, yesterday. AT times the
wind amounted almost to a gale. Sign
boards, shutters, hats and nearly every.
thing else not secured in the highest pos.
sible manner, had a lively time Of it,
Unfortunate pedestrians whose tiles were
carried up into the air, then whisked
awayto a most provoking distance, and
finally rfchochetted d few hundred yards
after reaching the earth, had good cause
tor losing their temper, but they bore up
under the adverse circumstances with
most commendable grace. Altogether,
we don't believe any one here is ex.
tremely anxious to pass again through
Yesterdays experience with the wind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

Music AND Ara. The Music and Art
Department Of the Wheeling Female Col.
lege offers superior advantages to pupils
who may desire to receive instructions in
either. .a.,g r,a.il xsss. II
The accomplished Miss NJ. Doddridee
Is Principal Of this department, and has
been iconnected with it for four years.
She is ably assisted by her sister, Miss
Teresa Doddridge. Mrs. NJ. W.
Walkerha charge Of the vocal instruc.
ton, and has already acquired q fine repu.
tation as a vocalist. Mrs. L. Wilkinson
gives instructionin drawing and painting.
These names are q sufficient guarantee Of
the character Of tho instruction given lat
the College inthe Music and Art depart
ment Pupils can enter for either Music,
Drawing Painting French or German,
without becoming regular members Of the
school. Applications should DO made
soon TO insure a place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

AURORA BoREAL1s-There was quite
brilliant display of Aurora Borealis, OF
Northern Lights, last evening about
o'clock. An hour later a very singular
phenomenon was observed IN The west
A broad, bright band, Of a white color
extending from the zenith to the horizon
attracted the attention OF numbers
Whether the former had any connection
with the latter, we cannot say. Doubtless
there willbe an ininity of theoriesin the
papers within day or two, SO that every
person may make q selection for himself
OR herself, with very little probability Of
adopting the correct one!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

Observation-Disclosures Leonhart In
accordance with an order Of. Council
passed Tuesday evening, closed John
street yesterday at the east and west ends
OF the postoftice square. The recent
grading had rendered that portion Of the
street 70 sthe sditilcut and dangerous.
An, effort was made during Tuesday, to
prevent teamsters from passing along
that portion Of the street, but they re-
moved that obstacales, and paid the pen.
atty, (several Of them atleastl by having
their teams stick fast in the mud syester-
day morning, two or three carts were
mired before the Commissioner had q
stout fence built a, each, end Of ths well.
nigh impossible section OF the street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

TRACK CHANeED.-The long contem-
plated. change in the street railway track
between the intersection of John and
Market streets, and the foot Of Biddle
street on Main street, Centre Wheeling,
was made yesterday. The wooden su-
perstructure, and the;bouldering had been
completed, and nothing remained to be
done but to remove the iron rails from the
old track and place them upon the new.
A large force OF men was put to work in
themorning, and in a few hours the cars
were running over the new route. Car
No, l was the first to pass over the
bridge. Thework had been SO thor.
oughly done that except a slight "run of
or two, no detention to travel was occa.
stoned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

MARROW ESCAPE I'VE heard last even
ing that gentleman while passing along
Market y street yesterday in front Of the
Wheeling Wagon and Carriage factory,
had narrow. escape from serious injury
if not instant death "A buggy which had
been recently painted, was standing on
the, upper platform TO dry. The wind
thFeYit down to3tfs pavement the in.
dividual referred to barely escaping very
unpleasant consequences, u &A8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

DEMONSTRATION BETTER THAN Cox.
JEcTURE.-Doctors Lyon 6 stearns, who
have been stopping at Dailey's City Hotel
for tie last few weeks, are making good
their announcement Of their ability to
cure almost desperate cases of disease.
Heretofore we published in our columns
certificates from some Of our reliable ctti.
zens certifying to remarkable cures eff.
fected by these eminent physicians.
For the benefit Of the afflicted we pub.
fish the, following which speak for them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

NEW sTooK.-We direct attention TO
the advertisement Of Messrs. Harper &
Bros, wholesale and retail dealers in hats,
caps, &c. They are Just in receiptof a
large stock Of all the latest and most
fashionable styles Of goods in their line,
which theywill sell at attractive prices.
Among the most recent novelties on their
shelves wlll'bezfouud'the BostonsIubilee
hat, which is immensely popular East, and
is destined to become equally 50 through.
out the country, Cab in and see the
Messrs, Il, and their superior lines Of
goods. Z = ssl3' si5tA4 ,4Els sFafl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11
'MFEMAT,E s

IL many affections peculiar 10 females tba
EXTRACT BUCHU 10 mequAled by any otSer
EemedyTas In Chlorosis or Retention. IrfeSniSS.
~, PAINTINGS or suppression OF CustomaTy
F hy.ae1a1ons liberated or Seirhous state Of III
Complaints Incident to the sen. Whethef aIis,ns
nom indiscFetion, Habits OF Dissipation. Or Ii1
me Decline or Change of Lille, II n nYescSibrd
extensively BY themost eminent Physicians and
AiaWiyes, atter ConAnements, and for RnfeebIed
s sa. Soneatntlons Of both sexes and m
sEmntn,es win any OF the above Diseases OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

RUEAwAY.4Aho attached to d cart
came laundering down Fifth street, be.
t&eep Centre and John yesterday, morn.
ing Where he started from, and what
he frightened at, could not be ascertained,
nor does it make any material difference
TO the public. generally. Il is sufficient
for them to know that the a foresaid horse
was having 10 Jolly runaway all to him.
self Turning into John street, the cart
wheels coilided with one of the water
pipes distributed along that thorough
fare, and in a trice, over went the We.
hlcle, taking with 1t the motive power.
Both described 70 half circle Of rather ir.
regular curve, and landed with wheels
and legs in the air. Several persons
rushed to the spot, and succeeded after q
lew minutes in getting the Establishment
on Its pins again. The driver made his
appearance about this time, and drove
away, with no apparent perturbation Of
his calm and peaceful nature. ils1!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

oSAsSo = See Il ~ Z NJ p n s%g
WHEELING, W. Va, April 10, 1879.
lsI have been afflicted for some, years
with catarrh, dyspepsia and q disease Of
the kidneys, also. inflammation Of the eye,
causing partial blindness, and have taken
treatment from various physicians with.
out benefit. About two weeks since I
called upon Drs. Lyon s stearns who
pointed out all my difficulties accurately
without asking me question. / procur-
ed their remedies, and the results are tho
most satisfactory, The catarrah, dispep.
sia and kidneys are cured and my eye.
sight greatly improved. Also, I am &C.
quainted with many who have been tax.
ing their treatment and all say that they
have received great benefit. make this
statement for the benefit Of others who
are Inflicted with disease.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

FElshED, Last evening, supetintend.
entoummings finished lowering Tie water
main on John street, from Fourth to
Fifth, to accommodate 1t to the new grade
made necessary by the railroad track be.
tween the depots. We believe it's The
intention to put down the new and larger
pipe along John TO Fulton street, as soon
as possible. itlH llijA {.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11
YESTERDAY Asp I.ASF ytaur. n

YEsrkRbAY AND LAST NtaHr. - No
brighter day than yesterday ever shonc
out Of the, heavens. The winds that
swept down, on us tor a couple Of
days from the Great Lakes had cleared
Igwey every yestige Of SCOT, smoke and
mist The air was fresh, exhilarating,
.Iimpid, like an ETHEREAL elixir. The SKY
was blue rs The sapphire. II was q day
TO make oil animate nature rejoice.
There was q golden tinge in the sunshine,
in delightful contrast with the dull leaden
colors Of Lent. The landscape was q vol,
ume magnifcently bound-in blue and
gold. For the first time this season,
real spring came out Of the skies and
descended upon US like q ibenedictlon.
Ont among the hills the fields and for
ests were vocal with the melody Of birds,
and there was just the faintest suspicion
Of green in the peeping grass and swell.
Ing buds. Abeautifnl night succeeded o
lovely day. The air was never more
like ether. The |" patlnes Of pure gold''
thSt inlay the 4sky never cleaned more
brilliantly. An aurora famed in the
north, and for many hours steamers Of
white and crimson alternately shot up
ward towards the zenith, and died away
in paler tints like the first faint flushes
Of dawn. One belt Of white shot
athw&rt the sky from west to east,
spanning the arch from horizon to zenith
like a rainbow. AT the zenith it broke
and gathered into patches or clouds that
driftedwestward, thus rendiDg the ribbon.
like belt, which then gradually faded
from the slsy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

If you wish to select your Spring Wall
Paper from large and eheapassortmGnt
of all grades, you viii do well to call at
PAUL g oT's before going elsewhere, and
you win be sure to find what you want.
Remember the place, PAUL q Orr, No. 90
Market street. ul...--. ...-----.E III !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

The GAIEsoF ARABY-Are not spicier
than the aroma which the fragrant sozo.
DON'T imparts to the breath. Nor is the
heart of the ivory nut whittier than the
teeth that are cleaned daily with that
matchless fluid. pa : tawi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

~ s. RHoREa Z q, 0ier 4his morning
the largest and cheapest ASSORTMENT d
Japanese and other aiIis IL thS city.
Their Black Gro Grain Silks Of q Is
and 81 so will astonish the ladies. h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11
New Advertisements.

BOARD OF EDUcATIoN.-An adjourned
meeting Of the Board Of Education Is to
be held this evening at the usual place.
The consideration Of the new rules and
regulations will DO resumed, and possibly
be concluded. ~ al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

WHEEL BROKEN, The large wheel
which drives the forge and factory in the
Bellaire Mil, broke down, Tuesday even
ing, causing.a suspension Of operations in
both departments Of the establishment.
The necessary repairs will be made with
all possible dispatch, as the products Of
the mill are in active demand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

ioLosNu OUT sALE.-Ten dozen Missed
Leather Shoes to be sold regardless Of
cost for the next ten days OF L. v. Blends.
u - y.s - E-,-1,-iss---4 $50 kEH 2
q 1RYou Rishto seo the largest andmost
attractive stock Of Wall Paper ever
brought to Wheeling, many Of them i'm
ported directly from England by the par.
ties themselves, go to PAUL & 0rrs new
and beautifully fitted up room, No. SO
Monroestreet, McLaln's Block, two doors
above First National Bank. 40
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

POLICE CouRT-Jimmy Daley was be.
fore thepolice court yesterday morning,
on the old charge-plain drunk. The
case was q plain one, and the usual pen.
atty was imposed-One dollar and costs.
Even that insignificant sum was TOO much
for Jimmy's purse, and in default Of pay.
ment, he was consigned TO the chain gang
for ten days. Y '-''F a.H''l'5 20 $3.50 'Sisa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

REroRTgp FATAL AcClpE;ST,-1 was
reported on The streets last evening that a
lady IN. North Wheeling was Killed yes.
terday by q brick Or piece of timber torn
from lis mooiipgs ON the roof d 4 house
by the wind, and striking her on Tie head.
We could not ascertain her name, northe
precise locality OF the accident.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

BEST VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS in
the city, are 10 be found d sheibS Mnsic
Store, Monroe street. ~ l,as.,al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

!. Drs, Lyon 6 stearns will remain a few
days longer at Dailey's City Hotel. All
wishing consultation should call at once,
as their stay Is limited. ."a' i.s5 I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

In order to close out q lot Of Misses
Leather Shoes Iwill sell them regal dless
Of cost for the next ten days. L. v.
Blond. ID. AN-L Lul N4aAL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

/ Inn New Style Photographs howIon
exhibition at The Partridge Gallery are
the finest things. out, call and see them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-11

IF you want TO get a Black Silk cheaper
than you will ever be able to buy one
again so to Henry Brues'. tjl9