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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-10

HEApQuA4TBRss7TH Henry VRpemsf 3
Co, arc pre:cminently headquarters fot
good and cheap Dry VodE=thcyhgSlng
purchased their iargeand handsome stock
ofgoods at tho very lowest market prices
Their Cotton goods were purchased bel
fore the advance 10 prices, of which thelt
customers will receive The bensat.h i
They are now, more than ever, deter!
mined to make their house the cheapest
Dry Goods House in the city.
Their stock Is all new and fresh. ID
Dress Goods they have all the latest styles
and novelties of the season. They display
beautiful line Of Dolly vardens, both ID
colofed and white goods! IN sha3ls and
scarfs their stock tslGge and complete,
ofal styles, quality and prices.
They ask an impartial examination Of
their large stock of goods, by the ladies
and the public generally, All that are In
need Of Dry Goods should not fail to give
them a caili ,,llEi' ~ sGH' l9tUfGil
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The bills were ordered pQid

The bills were ordered paid, ..r,.,,
Committee on Streets and Alleys made
the following recommendations:
Granting Brockhard s. Frank privilege
OF putting down at their own eSE
pensef a'd6dblc cross walk on Market
street, opposite their Brewery; per.
hitting Street Commissioner 10 repair
Market street from. Washington to Juno.
lion Of National Road, in conjunction with
Superintendent LunstordI each to bear an
equal portion of the expense; The curbing
Of cast side Of Main street from Mcclure tG
Wood streets; west side OF Fifth from
Union TO Market ALLEYS souIh.side Of Mar.
shall from Market TO Eolf; north side OF
Denny from the property6Ii Henry Ker-
worth as lar, as, the property Is improved,
not exceeding 800 feet; east side Of Fifth
from John TO Zane, They, also recon-
mended that new cross walk DO laid
acrossthe west side Of Madison at the up.
per end OF Second Ward market house;
iootway, across Centre street at the alley
between Sixth and Seventh streets! new
cross walk on Webster, east side Of Mar.
ket; That portions Of Cedar and Gum alleys
be paved, aud Zane from Fourth 70 MAI
ket be filled up to the proper grade The
recommendation to gradeY Vine alley from
7th 10 9Th streetsR was arecomhiitted.
The balance ;6tE,ir tli6 10 commend tiuns
were concUrred in. The Street Commits.
sioner was authorized, 10 purchase The
limestone now on the old Market SQUARE,
corner OF 9th, and Zane, for use. on the
streets, tnshe broken BY the chain gang.
He was also Instructed 10 close JOHN
street, bstweenM Market and Fourth streets,
until the water and gas pipes were laid
and the railroad completed. The recon.
mendation from committee that @. D.
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A HAT TnlkF.AEast night about 8
o'clock, aman entered Harper's hat store
for the purpose. Of parchasingia hat, but
after looking at a number he started to
leave, not being able to suit himself. At
this moment Mr.. Better, the salesman,
discovered that the stranger had secreted
a fine hat under lis coat. Mr.. Better
made q rush for him and he broke for the
door and succeeded in getting away win
the hat, but was minus a pair of coat
tails which Mr. Better still has in his
possession but will surrender to the gen.
tIcman on demand. y rs" ID @7*f 81.
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CITY COUNCIL.
~ TVI = 80 10 - ~
Second Branch.

SCCuuu bEhuCua
The City Council met last nightin fer.
ular session. Tho following members,
were present at roll call: Baird, Clator,
Caldwell, Crawford, Flaobt, Cnwiord, o,
j. Hubbard Lancaster, O1BrlanA Phil.
Dps, steger, smItli, .. d. Smith ofter.
Salisbury, Sheppard, yiewig, Weiserber,
and Mr.. President n lTlnil m
The report Of Recei7erltor TIE month
Of March was submitted showing receipts
amounting to $3.50 SO, and expenditures
of $4,270 %, leaving balance In the
treasury 'ofs 81, 4s4 O5 On the list day Of
April. Referred TO Committee on Ac.
counts.
Committee on Fire Department sub.
mitted report for March, and recommend.
ed the payment Of bills amounting to
$B3 49, aaH Na' ~ f.t'H.',s raIl
The Chairman Of the II. r. Committee
submitted the, following rf.f.r4
10 de Council Of tie Oily Of 1Hhecling;
By q resolution of your body, passed
some time since, the Committee on
Rail Roads was instructed 10 employ
n competent engineer 10 make a
survey and estimate for q railroad bridge
across the Ohio river within tho city lin.
its. By the kindness Of Mr.. Mccullough
the committee was enabled 10 secure the
services of Mr. Linton, the Engineered the
g. 81 p. Riit. 90. he madeG survey aSd
furnished tho accompanying estimate for
u bridge from point short distance
north Of Crawford'S Mill, across tho Island
to the bank at West street, in the First
Ward. The committee paid $40 10 the
party accompanying Mr.. Linton, but MIR.
Linton himself charged. nothing for his
services, as he was sent by Mr.. McGul.
Tough to make the survey. The $40 paid
by the committee was for hotel bills and
thGlseryices Of an assistant surveyor, rod.
man, and an axeman. j Y G. BAIRD,
Chairman.cf Railroad Committee.
DR.. G. Baird, Chairman Of Committee On
Iariiroad Bridge, WhteliRg: itFi.
SR-Please find below an estimate OF
the cost Of n bridge over the Ohio river at
the head Of Wheeling Island:
Channel span 800 feet in tho clear;
wing spans, 200 feet clear; total length oi
bridge 1880 feet. Grade ascending from
channel span towards both shores:
Foundations and masonry. immune. $3.50 800
Supcrstructure, channel span iron, wing
Spans wood. Observation-Disclosures. 1 sOs,a:O
Grading, masonry and bridging streets
hom landing to Wheeling end Of
uEluBe...s.s.'. ...ts...s.s..,ss......... HU,bUU
Two miles OF track superstruCture from
landing TO Ohio aide Of bridge, includes
1900 feet q siding 1850
Observation-Disclosures. 2s,S2s
Total. S9O1 C7s
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AREMAI.RS

In many affections peculiar 70 icaLla NJ, y
remcdy-as In ChlOrosis or Retention tI11
RvacuatIols, liberated 81 ScIThous saf X, H
Uterus, LercoTf6Ga or whites s.erilItI ny :,. n
Complaints incident 10 tho sex, Wnet I:i,. 4, d
from indlscrctIop, Habits Of Dlaap Au a:a.tsbtdd
tho Decline Or Change OF Lille. Nv P sI'SS ~
extensively by the most eminent P9y h v,,s.StI
MidwiVes, after ConhnementG, and lot =. -. IA 4
and Delicate Constitutions Of b9la H Ii,,.,t. q
ages, attended. With any Of the above Op'''''
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Death Or Mrrs,.5simIoodhull,sgFather

New York, April 9.4The sudden
death Of Dr.. Woodruff, former husband
Of the woman Vic G. Woodruff, on, Sun.
day night, in, this city, has occasioned q
o great deal Of, excitement among The
Woodruff. Clafin clan. It seems that The
deceased had been long Incorporate and
INDUCED in morphine. Some ofthe iaini.
~, very much excited, expressed that the
old man had been badly treated by The
family: The Coroner, however, certified
that his death was I0ue 10 intemperance
and morphine 's5W aa.oI " u ETdI1riy
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IRON-PHosPRoRus-C AI1sAYA.-The three best
TONES, sEdllmllY and elegantly combined in an
ambereolored cordial, beautifully transparent to
the eye, pleasant to the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, in Caswell, Hazard i Co.'S Fcrro,P hos.
phorateG Elixer OF Callsaya Bark. .iA
Each pint eontAinso one ounce of Royal Callsaya
Bark, and each teaspoonial contains one grain Of
IRON Samples furnished free to the profession.
u So CAsWELL, HAZARD b CO., -,it'i
=, Sole Manufacturers, New, York, I.
Sold by all Druggists. -WeSa.dAv II
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WHEELING DRAMATIC CoRrs.-.The
Wheeling Amateur Dramatic Corps are
to give another OF their pleasing enter,
tainments this evening at Institute Hall,
corner Market and Quincy. They pre-.
sent Q very attractive programme, and
those who have witnessed previous per:
iormances need no assurance that it will
be wen rendered. z 7 & 81 s. Q Z "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-10

THE ,ST0Rt.-The rain storm with
which we have been visited seems to
have been T. general one all over the coun-
try, and in some places very disastrous,
swelling rivers over their banks and doing
much damage rtHn..tMu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-10

AT THE WHARF.-The steamboat VIM.
q. Harrison, which did duty for the B. 6
D. r. r. at Benwood so long in transfer
ring cars across the river, arrived at the
wharf from above last evening with low
Of coal, &c. She will leave this morning
for Cincinnati, .y yi,gu. y,,tr.a !
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Police couRT-only one case was
called yesterday morning at the Police
Court and that was compromised without
hearing. 1t was a charge Of disordcrly
conduct against Mrs. MilsSg; the cost am,
ountcd to $6,eO,only! & a'sI'3gF 81.
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If you wish to sec the largest and most
attractive stock Of Wall Paper ever
brought to Wheeling, many Of them in
ported directly from England by the par
tics themselves, GO to PAUL & orrs new
and beautifully fitted up room, No. SO
Monroe street, McLaln's Block. two doors
above First National Bank.
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CLqsEp-olty Council last night in.
Structed- Street Commissioner Ieonhart
% close John street. between Market and
Fourth streets.
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IFyou wish to select your Spring Wall
Paper from large and cheap assortment
of allgrades, you will do wellsto call at
PAUL 6 orr's before going elsewhere, and
you will be sure to find what you want.
Remember, the place, PAUL. & On, No. 80
Market. street. .,....,n..r,.-s
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GREAT RAIL, ON Bo0rs AND Shoes
Mr.. I. NJ Porter, who is retailing his en-.
tire stock OF boots and shoes at wholesale
prices, has removed one door below the
old stand. The removal, however, does
aotseemto interrupt the steady stream Of
buyers who crowd in to supply themselves
with their summer stock offoot gear while
itiSto'be had!atsuch unprecedently low
prices...Mr. Porter -seems. determined-to
close out his eutirsstoels andasthe pres.
en It prices ices it ought not to take long to
loit. nn.nn-rl, :, L.Lnrlnn,-
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LysM.-Things begin to look lively.
around tho wharf and steamboat men are
in good humor over the prospect of d
good river !or some time to come. h. ~, 8; I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-10

BEST VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS In
the city, arc to be found at Sheib's Music
Store, Monroe street. .'.qiE
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cHn.pREs's Carriages, price "a 80 and
ppwPrds, guaranteed as TO price and quail,
ityl ats. s. BlOchs Notion and Toy
House. nj -
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The New Style Photographs now OF
exhibition at the Partridge Gallery arc
the finest things out, call and SEQ them.
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CLOSING Our sALE.-Ten dozen Misses
Leather Shoes to be sold regardless Of
cost for the next ten daysatL,Y. Bonds.
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CHAsE OF HouRs-The Police Court
win its daily session at 0 O'clock
herealeFsinstead often O'Clock as.hereto-
fore. .swr7TgNv q g TCr
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CRoQUET, Rolling Hoops, small Nyag
ons, &C., at y. s. Bloch's Notion and Toy
House. ..I... .-...l.....i .l..,..E' s.s.fI
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Those who will save money should
buy their Boots and Shoes at L. v
Blends. Sd 'sif- .lr
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LATE,-TAe Cumberland ,accommoda-
ton arrived last evening about Eve hours
late. A slide on the II mile grade was
the cause Of the delay. = /, .ua.; be
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HAVE you seen the New Style Pho
tographs at the Partridge Gallery. iin Il
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Fleming DO allowed TO put up q bill
board against the wall IN front OF City
Buildings Ht an annual rental OF $500,
was laid on the table. Isl
The report OF Water Works Committee
on contract with John Hamilton & Co.,
asking that he be allowed $3.50, 90 add.
ionRl pay for pipes furnished, was taken
from the table. Pending o motion 10
grant which the Second Branch adjourn.
cd e. -.5rt a
b Inn First Branch. atsc
Mayor JefEers In the Chair. Present
Messfs. Allison, Blair, Booth, Boring, But.
terrified, Ewing, Harrison, Relster, scham'
brn, Stanton and Wilson.
The Mayor announced the following
standing committee under the new health
ordinance: r. .sI,...7
Vslf COMMITTEE ON HEALTH.
Messrs. James NJ. Ewing, Thomas ].
Blair, Stephen Waterhouset Hanson Phil,
lips and ]. Salisbury. 'faig 1nF =
ON motion OF Mr.. Blair, the Committee
on Streets and Alleys were directed to In
quire into the expediency Of extending
Ohio street, on the Island, to the east
branch Of the river and to report the
terms on which the property needed to
make the extension can be purchased. Mr..
Blair,said thatno street on the Island now
Terminated on the east branch oil the river,
and 1t was the object to bring this street
to the river and have landing.
Mr.. SchRmbFa offered a resolution that
the Committee on Coal Banks be instruc-
ted 10 have tho cars and planks taken out
Of the city coal bank and sold to the high
est bidder, Referred.
CONCURRENCE WITH THR % BRANCH.
The action OF the Second Branch was
concurred in, in the following cases
Awarding contract for city coal to 10.
seph Warner, at IS 95 per 100 bushels
for mixed coal run over one screen.
Granting petition Of Messrs. Bailey
Woodward & Co., 10 DO furnished water
from the water works for the use OF a
blast furnace, and allowing them to lay q
pipe to the river for water supply in case
the city should not be ableI to furnish IN
adequate supply.
Ordering the payment Of bills against
the Fire Department to the amount Of
$G3 40; directing the sale OF three horses
attached to Atlantic engine house and the
purchase of others; directing the Commit.
mittee on Ordinances TO report an ordi-
nance regulating the boiling Of tar, ben
zine, &C., within tho city limits, and the
storage OF naphtha, kerosene and other
| inflamn1ahle Ot1A. 10 Et| I-a
Receiving and filing MIR. Unions esti.
mate Of q railroad bridge and thanking
him for services. The estimate shows the
total cost, with iron channel span and
wooden wing spans, to be 5000 ,67s; with
all iron superstructure 81, 110,15S; total
length $3.50 feet. ..,. -
Receiving and filing report Of Gas Com.
missioners.' .' ~ ~
Directing payment of bills reported by
the Superintendent OF Water Works,
amounting to $5950l;- and OF $1,000
monthly bills audited by the committee.
Directing payment Of billsreported by
the. Street Commissioner, amounting "a
$4S1.11 'a''a " - '''ss
Adjourned to next Tuesday evening,
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TnE WEATHER. Yesterday was dc.
cldedly an April day. The dir was mild
and spring Ike, and during the daytwc
were treatsdto a succession Of showers
which, however, did not deter people from
going out las the streets looked rather
lively than otherwise. - rr.r Nj
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PARDoNED.-RoOert H. Foster, con.
vlcted at the October term, 1860, of the
Marion County Circuit Court Of burglary,
and sentenced to four years confinement
in the renitcntiary, was discharged from
that institution yesterday, having been
pardoned by Governor Jacob. .T's'' =
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In order to close ,1ut q lot OF Misses
Leather Shoes I win sell them regardless
Of cost for the next ten days. i. v.
Blond. iHE yDE HFTHE uEt |n
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Bill Of Hannah Mclaughlin, amount.
ing TO $lS Os9, Tor clothing burned after
death Of her son by smallpox, was order.
cd paid, ~ gnsreo,,fsr.r, ,yI,.-u.
Petltionof N: Wilkinson i or thS refund.
ing Of $3.50 for coupons lost, was referred
to Committee on Accounts.
Contract with Joseph Wehrner for fur.
nishing coal 10 ; city. at S. 05 per 100
bushels was ratified, said NTchrrier 10 give
approved bond in the sum of $1,000.
Street Commissioner Lconhart submit.
ted report OF work done in various wards
to the following amounts, during the
month OF March
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REASON Why the sTErNwAY PIANO
Is SUPERIOR TO ALL oTHERs.-It has
greater power than any Piano Forte
manufactured. It win stand in tune
longer, and in It's mechanical construc.
tion:it is perfect and therefore more dura.
BILE. z
The arrangement OF the Agrafe, the
manner oflsTinging, the peculiar form
and Arrangement Of THERON frame, super.
cedes all others The construction Of the
UreSt Plank into which the tuning of
Pianos are inserted is sdcht that it is i'm.
possible Tor the Pianos to become loosen.
ed or the Urest P!ankitse to split rs is
too often the case in. other Piano Eortes,
1.-THE extraordinary evenesS throughout
the scale, the excellent singing quality,
the length and purity Of vibration, all 60
to provo what we claim-ois that the
Steinway Piano is the best instrument
manufactured. ,'G2!no"I@4
A good stock Of these instruments at
Harding's Music Store, 100 Market Steets
Dun friend Behler, of Market street
opens the ice cream season this morning
with an announcement in our advertising
column, to which public attention is
directed. BIr. Behler has won IN envia.
bic reputation in his limo as caterer for
balls, parties, weddings, festivals sc.
he has large and pleasant parlors where
guests are served, and his cream; cake
and CONNECTIONS ara all of the choicest
He supplies ice cream and elegant cakes
in any quantities however large, for wed.
dings, festivals, balls &c. Ladies' out
shopping will not find a pleasenter place
in the cityitodrop into for little refresh.
ment. In connection with this business
Mr.. B. keeps an elegant stock Of candies,
foreign fruits &c: u ''i--'
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The RrER.-The river is rising very
rapidly, the marks showing fourteen
feet last evening at O'clock. ~. - 80.
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Very Respectfully, IS. LINTON.
. the Manor and Cot,ncRof WhesEino,

At a meeting of tue corporators Of the
". & o, U. r. r. Co, held on Monday
the 9Th inst, the following, among other
resolutions, was adopted: 70 ~ u'F'''
ReSOired, That the officers OF tho Board
Of Corporators prepare apetition, asking
the City Council TO instruct its Committee
on Ordinances to preparean ordinance for
submitting a proposition to subscribe
$3.50, 900 to the capital stock to the w. g.
o. U. r. r. Co., TO the voters OF the city,
and present. it 10 the first meeting Of
Council! $50 Gsliift Z Z h1ihsiihaD
In accordance with the above resolu-
tons we petition your honorable body. to
order your Committee on Ordinances 10
prepare an ordinanceas requested by the
COrporatOrs, and report 1t to the Council
at its next meeting.
Eel .t1HF'A. Wilson, Chairman
G. BAIRD, &c'I. an
The, report was, received and filed, and
the Committee on Ordinances instructed
10 draft m ordinance IN accordance with
above request. 8Eih&tJIH 81
A vote OF thanks was rendered to Mr..
Linton fOrilIis valuable serVicesi gratuit-
ously rendered. wa,
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Committee on Lights submitted report
which was received andffiled. hrE ygia41
Committee on Police submitted report
and asked permission 10 purchase 80 feet
Of gum hose for use at police court room.
Adopted. y''7 7l'aiil ff1ns
Committee on Water. Works asked for
90 appropriation ofI$821 60 for purchase
of lead for use OF wateriworks. Granted.
Also presented bills amounting to $3.50 O.,
which were ordered paidaa.S ,,''.iimt5t
Committee, on Accounts reported that
they had examined the accounts Of the
City Sergeant Clerk Of Municipal Court,
&c, and found them correct, and recon:
mended thepaymentof the following bills;
Sergeant conant for summoning Council % /
An1 -. ~. "a 90
City Sergeant fees for March. as as
ID. u. Hubbard, Clerk ices. .........,,....l!HiO
G. w. Kennedy, JStior fees, February 1llIt0
Noah Price, u days supt chain gang 30 %
Joseph WChrner coal1or dtybplldipgs. 81 n
uhfistInan &Debold, carriage Hire "a 500
JAS. Hurley, stewart Of hospital ......... IS 90
Jul NDIHA' SHSl ~ eInulI pVA C1ses,'.' 10
Lewis BS S y &c, spEiltpg, October,
Lewis !DaEet = t0Os Printing. fc6raassy . Z -
i and March,. Acknowledgement, 90 80
y F; Caldwell, boxes for Clerks Office. IS 90
Kimberly eco, coal ...........,. 40
|. .GL0LlhI JfIEii9 900 4 i
Ordered paid.
Bill of Hannah Mclaughlin, amount.
ing TO $lS O99, Tor clothing burned after
death oil her son bV SMALLPOX. was order.
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Market street. 9 lelisrle7 Z
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Mayor JefEers In the Chair. Present
Messfs. Allison, Blair, Booth, Boring, But.
terrified, Ewing, Harrison, Relster, scham'
brn, Stanton and Wilson.
The Mayor announced the following
standing committee under the new health
ordinance: ..,.. ...-.-.. ....s. ......7
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Directing payment Of bills reported by
the Superintendent OF Water Works,
amounting to $59501; and Of $1G4O2
monthly bills audited by the committee.
Directing payment Of bills reported by
the Street Commissioner, amounting to
$4S1.11 '.a'' a' " 80 '''''s
Adjourned to next Tuesday evening,