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greeley Meetings.

THE GREELEY AND BROWN CLUB.
This club met ar the board of trade rooms last
evening, about so present, with Mr.. j. ID. De-
frees III the chair, and Walter Hawkes. secretarys
The committee to confer with the committees
from other clubs 10 make arrangements for a
ratification meeting WAS continued. Mr.. Hal
leck offered a resolution. which was adopted,
instructing the vice presidents in their respec-
tive districts to call meetings next Tuesday
night to elect three members to form a central
committee. Frank ID. Gaines, cOlored, was ap-
pointed vice pesident in the 2lst district, and
Byron G. Daniels in the Sth district. MIR. j. w.
Green, colOred, resigned as vice president in
the 18th district, and jackson Humphrey was
appointed in his place.
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
A meeting of this club was held last night at
the Dickson House,. p. Culver presiding, P.
W. Pearson secretary. On motion OF Mr.. Boyd,
a resolution was adopted pledging to use their
utmost endeavors in the coming campaign to
elect Greeley and Brown. On motion Of +. +.
Miller, a committee of five was appointed to
draft a constitution and by Laws. On motion OF
A. G.. Holland, the following were appointed a
committee to confer with other existing organi-
cations with reference to holding q ratification
meeting:-W. A. Hutchins, DE-. w. K. POulton,
and Thomas f. Miller.
A CLUB ORGANIZED IN THE 18th DISTRICT
The Greeley and Brown wOrkingmen's clut
Of the 18th district was organized last night
with the following officers: President, G. W
Murray; FIRST vice president, John T. Ward; sec.
ord vice president, Ambrose Terrell; secretary
w. W. Brooke; and treasurer, L. b. Middleton
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LOCAL NEWS.
Excnrsions. fic.NIcs. &c.

Excavations. Y tc- Mes. &c.
Daily excursions To Mount Vernon on TIE
ste ustT Arrow.
Marshal HsH Pavilion. er -gsd AMI "a
fitted. D. ROW CpaH tor S-..ts.
Social Ciub 10. VIII give a grand excursion
To- q irn,orIf MONDAY.
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A USTiS p. Brown,
"A Corner N. Y svenoe spd l5sa street,
Wsshinston, %. =.
WHoLEsALs DEALER
LLMBER, LINE, CEhENr, SAND, &c, &C., So
LCMBkR BILLS cut 20 order on short notice.
BLUE STONE Tor Building, Macsdar1izips an-
Paving purposes delivered ~ arr part Of the liz
trict.
vested. To this branch of tho bus ines will here
after give my personal attention, snd will be n,
obce daily from ten a m. nItfl four ,. u msrl-ti
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dd, Morning Gazette, Whose poetic descriptions
stamp him a. one Of the best correspondents in
the District.
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ALASKA DIAMONDS, fine Jets oroide and
plated jewelry, assorted and beautiful designs,
received at Priggs Jewelry Store, No. 457
etre cts.
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CITY TIE MS,

NEW lots of fine linen collars handkerchief
cuffs, suspenders, &C., recently opened.
GEO. g. HENNING,
M. lln 1fh
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
stop! LOOk! Read y.
DUTY OFF TEAS.
DUTY OFF TEAS
PRICES ABSOLUTELY REDUCED
Is CENTS PER POUND ON ALL GEApss
at EEPHoNZo YoUNGs & co.
PRICES OF SUGAR
tefcre purchasing elsewhere.
ELPHoNZo YoUNGs & co.
We are selling
FLOUR,
too, at AsToNIsHIEGLY Low EATEs.
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs & co.
We are also Offering FIVE OF six Of the
FINEST BRANDS OF HANS
tLs' can he produced, at prices which DEFY CON-
PETITION.
GIVE Us GAIL; IT WILL PAP YoU.
ELPHoNZo YoUNGs s CO.,
ROGERS,
NINTH AND y STREETS,
ie:s Under Masonic Temple.
DURE CATAwBA WINE
ON DRAUGHT AND IN BOTTLES,
CALIFORNIA CLAREf,
CALIFORNIA HOOK,
FRENCH CLARRf.
RoBrd wk. YOUyCER's AND BAsS ALE,
DUBLIN BR0WN STOUT,
9ASsEY'S PHILADELPHIA ALE q SrOUr,
PHILADELPHIA LAGER BERR, (sa Bottlss,,
with fine stock OF IMPORTED apd DOuHs.
ITO GROCERIES, selected especially for family
use, and selling It . very Low hgure.
y. r. KEXE0ER,
tssocsssor 10 ABrzGER BYLRsJ
AIT sEvEHrH STREET,
eMn Between end =.
IGoLpBn HILL.
LAh Io.sl.. gAALY BLoUB u asss salS
Al Ht A. i{f fi1:' ~ 80 - n.r nss.
BALsD 1AI II SfhAW.
~. Il. 0ABR %.
eseieu ln9aoa sSsaO - 1a 49,.
or AARnIAeE-Hs,,y kssySx 20 -
I.ssd,:s sssH 3 s::s:s. -. 80
Ss5I!; % z; :; s::s
FEIN0n !LpfIs9Iss S:1S S's1S. , = e: -
lnbroids g s.s ss'sssa12s s :. ssso. 80 =
''A'''''' s''~' nHs, n; nAgIEl..
] s.,.y oS1osiss fsssas o6ss.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.


REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
9O5 ST b I 9O5
PHIL. H. WEIGH d CO.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'. AUCTIoNEsRS
AND INSURANCE. iGENTS.
We buy and sell Zeal Esfate aoasas, stores
Apartments and Offices to rent and lca-e. Rents
collected, guaranteed aud ADJ a,;ced. MOaey care
executed. Houses bnilt; long time given t5T pay
ment Plsn-- specifications, Contracts and ii.rd.
akillfully drawn. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
@Ofhce under Masonic Temple. Ja7'f
NJ " OFF = K.
JUAN BOYLE q co,
REAB ESTATE B8ORE RR,
No. 5l3 FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTs' EEILrlN
FOR sALE-
I hsn,.sOmsiy FUbklSHEU HOUSE, on scJ..h
street, between "a ala i stre-ts, with al ne ss
improvements snail cssb paTuieuts zDG sU1g ttns
SEVERAL sAgGE,
snail ana aSrEr, the line NJ the fosu. o. AD-s
~ithin thirty minutes 81 " sshilstos Terms s,ss
SLsp.
sDe or ~ acre. on te same road and disisl&
rom depot improved 3; he %' 20.
scar Capitoi fIoat!ns on ~ y Jersey aysiaa; one
-es hDess situations IN the city.
HOUSE ou North A street; 8 20 cash, t@'acos
THEE HANDSOME HOUSES IN the we.t enc
- Also.
nv O HANDs0ME HOUSES on SiatE .trsst.
MONEY To LOAN
In suns Of from 81 !@c 20 sle9lH - real estate.
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DR. w HITE, Chtropodist, treats Corns, Bun-
ions, Club and IngrOwIDg Nails, &c. without
pam, so the patient can walk with ease imme-
diately. Operating rooms, 535 10Th ST., Opposit.
U. 8. Treasury.
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THERMOMETERS and BsrOmeters are repaired
and made to order BY Hempler. near 4 !. street
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REAL ESTATE SALRs.-Green & williams,
auctioneers, have recently sold property as
follows: Lot Is, kingman s subdivision of square
al. 18th street west, near Rhode Island avenue,
TO Dr. Van Arnum, for 81 ,925; lot 100, Lauc kton 8
subdi visien of Joseph +. Kelly's subdivision of
lots fO0 IOl, and 100 of west half of square 36J,
corner Of Rhode Island avenue and 10th street,
improved by three story brick, to John A.
Barber, for % eco; lots 1913 to 197 inclusive, In
Giibert's subdivision Of square 615, near Sc.
Alloy sius Church, to Julia G. Eastman, for $3.50,
S1l6, S110, $40, and sos, respectively; also lots
l9s to 2o2 inclusive, same square, to same for
1850 for all; lot IA, square 60, to A. p: Pardon,
81 5a5; lot l6 same square, to same, 81 lib; lot
IL same square, to H. Burnstein, 81 $50; 10. 49,
same square. to A. p. Pardon, S1,5i5; lot %,
same square, to q. b. Church, 81, LEO; lot q,
same square, to same 81 no; lot 8, same square,
Burnstein. 81 ,02o; lot 6, same square to A. r.
Havener, 81 go; lot IL, Same square, TO same,
Sl,sOC, lot "a, square i31, to q. w. Hsvener,
| $50, lot IS, same square, to same $3.50: lot &C.
| same square. to same. SEQ; lot la same square
/ to same, Ssi5; lot q, same square. 70 H.. u
Bryant at 81 cents per foot; lot g. square IA. Ia
| David McAuiife, 81 .6ss; lot T, same square, to
| c. W. Havener, $3.50: lot q, same square' Ia
| same, es95; lot l., square l32, to A p Pardon Al
/ 81 cents per foot; lots IL and Is, square rs IN
same, at Is cents per foot; lot IS, square 5IT on
i Massachusetts, avenue, between 18th and '5rf
/ streets. to John j. Burns, at 40 cents per foot
brick house and lot, fronting on I, street north
| between 4th and 9TH streets west. to Mary T.
Newton, q, 200; five years ground lease on lots 4
| . 3, and %, square I LII, with frame building
! implements, and tools for brick yard to Chas
! OstDer, Sis; lot %. square iS, on 9th stree
| west, between G. and II streets north, improved
| by two story ard attic brick dwelling house, Il
| joseph Anthony, S3. f05,
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"A. 81 a u.s.
"A. ST r a U s.
"A. ST a Tie
Popular Clothing House,
Popular Clothing House.
1011 PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE,
lOll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between J. 9th and 1lth Streets,
Between 10Th and 18th Streets,
Three Doors from Eleventh Street.
je28 Three Doors from Eleventh Street.

ye@o Iufeo DOOrs from EleventD street.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOB YOUNG
~ LADIES,
GEORG ET0WN, DE-
Assistant Principal-Mi8 LUOY NELSON.
, This Institute will be open for the reception OF
September, 1879, at los Gay street. FOR terms,
G,Ecslss:, &C spRy after august ish TO niss ST
afer that time At the In.tttute No. l06 Gay street
formerly the rtsidence Of 4r. VERIFY jyl8-Af
a SrHMA AND BEONCHIr!s ensetaally re-
"A lieved by the use Of Datura TatulA, for - in
most fearful attack q asthma, Lord Dunsaay had
scarcely smoked the DAturs Tstula for more than
minute 30, when the symptoms abated, and In ten
minutes more he was relieved wooderfully. He
told me he had used II for years with the most pr
feet Certainly the Inhalation had the most
magical effect ever witnessed. "-Dy. J. Nc Vsagh.
Ihave never kncwn N instance In WHICH relief
bacco in tins cigars and cigarettes In boxes. and
= pastiilee for inhalation in boxes by Seyory z
Moore, 143 New Bold street, London; and all
Chemists. Druggists and Storekeepsrs THROUGHOUT
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TO BUTLDIK5.

The largest stock IN the city Of DOORS, SASH
and BblND Dis. Just receiy ed two car loads Of tn,
above goods, which will be sold ct reduced rases To-
the next thirty days, TO make rosm for other COED
save money By purcha,ing q .....- . :
SOS Scs snth street. y, W, 81,
.-,... -. fopposite Csntrs Msrkst;
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Mossl Hs gESE d ~ 3 ~ I.I.,.
nAlL6 TO CURB OHILI8,
70 b bad Of BRAOB q CISS1 N, ooxner Bridss
and W Arlington streets, 0eorgetoIn, and Of GR0
Fl. PLANT SON, corner New York ayeaae ood
18th strests, where testimonials can b seen.
mayAlJ
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POLICE CouRT.-James Gray, alone,
furnished business for the police court,
yesterday morning. There were no other
prisoners arraigned before that tribunal,
but there were two charges of disorderly
conduct against him, first, it was
alleged, transplred on tho ed ult the
other. last Thursday. For the former, he
was fined one dollar and costs; TIE latter,
five dollars and COSTS. The fines and
costs aggregated fourteen dollars, and In
default Of payment, he was committed
for fifteen days. Gray was NOT taken i'm
mediatelyto jail, having assured the Off.
Ger that If he would 60 to his residence,
the money would be furnished to pay of
thebill. Officer Deflbaugh went to Gray's
house, but whether he found the green
backs forthcoming, as promised, we have
no information.
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Or 1NTRREsr TO LADrRs.-ThoSe hay.
Ing sewing machines that are compll.
Gated, difficult to manage, and which
they are unable to use with comfort
should dispose Of them and get the new
Improved Grover & Baker, as many are
doing, and prove, by actual test Of their
own satisfaction and comfort, that the
new Grover & Baker Is more easily
worked, does neater work, does stronger
work, does q greater variety Of work, and
gives satisfaction in every instance, where
other machines iafl to please. These
Justly celebrated machines are sold on
easy and small monthly payments, thus
enabling those In moderate circumstances
TO purchase without Inconvenience or
trouble. The Company's salesrooms Is at
93 Market street.
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HAD TO De PosTPoNED.-Several days
ago we mentioned the fact that q water
engine TO operate the bellows of the organ
in the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church, was
being introduced. Yesterday afternoon
had been fixed for testing its operation,
and after everything had been arranged,
when the plumber went TO turn on the
water, he found none. Superintendent
Cummings had shut the water of the main
from which the engine was to draw its
supply, while his men were engaged in
connecting the pipe leading to an engine
in the First Presbyterian Church to be
used for a similar purpose. We believe
1t Is tho intention to make the test some
time to-day.
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Coal BARGE Enthusiastically the
tow.boat - 1--WE could not ascertain
her name) sunk barge on the rifle op.
posite the glass house in the northern sec.
ton of the city, and damaged another 80
badly that 1t had to be run ashore to pre-.
vent Its going down. The accident de.
moralized the entire tow, but after q time
matters were righted and the tug proceed.
ed on lis journey to some point below.
This, we believe, was the only tow Of coal
which passed here during daylight, yester.
day. After dark we heard the long, deep.
drawn expirations Of two or three coal
tugs, but whether bound up or down we
did not learn.
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<,1".S e gHIs sEIAsLsam
.IHRlkL LUNGS, LIVER ( BlOnS

In the wonderful medicine to which M M,
Sn are ABOVE pointed 10 relief, tho dIScNTHs'Ss
believes no has combined In hdrDTonS N
Natuscs most sovereign curative pFopttI.S''
dom for healing tho sick, than were sTSs N 1i.as.
combined In ono medicine. The evidence SS; SSs
Iact e found In the great variety OF most XVII
nate diseases which Il has been iOuAd IN rCNn".t
II the cure Of Bronchitis, SeSSE.;
Coughs, and tho early stages Of ConSnS,roo
6ionS II has aStonlshed tho medical ncUitv IFS
S SHSt aP1ySSsS PosGSncS \ the gatt
aeyereSt Coughs, 4 strengthens the tyItcn M
purlfloS the bl0od. BY Its grrGt and tS SSa
oagh blood purifying properties, II eurrS \,
HumOrSa from tho WOrst Scroinla "a .
common BlOtch, Pimple, or Eruptlcn.
Msrcurih disease, Mineral pOiSonS and iii,
ELECTS, are eradicAted, and vigorous heaIib ana !.
Gonnd constitution established. EryGIpeISa
salt Rheum, Fever Noro8, Gcnlv ~
Rough Skin, In short. oil the fiumefos, Al!
cases caused by bad blood. arc conquered by M,
powerful purifying and inYigoratInG medicine
II you feel dull, dFowsy. dCbili,lled, haze nl
low color or skin, OF yellowish brown spots an
face or body, frequent headache or dlE1ineIS M
taste In mouth, internal heat or ChiIlG, atsn,i,J
with hot aushcS low spirits. and gloomy IN.
holdings, irregular appetite, and tongue en.IsS
You arc suffering from Torpid Liver ~
0BIllSuHnesS." In many cases Of I,iysr
Complain only part Of these Pymp,onI
arc experienced. AZ remedy for all such rS,SS
DR.. PiOrce's Golden Medical Discovery hSS ~
equal as It effects perfect cures, leaving M III,
or strengthened anl healthy. For tls chr. II
HabltuAl COuSti u alton Of the bowel Il
10 o never falling rnedT and those who hS
used It for this purpose are loud In III pralIe,
Tho proprietor Otfir4 & 900 reward Tor MD.
cine that will equal It iOi the Crc VI oil the an.
eaSos for which, 1t Is recommended.
Sold by druggists at 81 Der bottle. Prcparedb,
r v. Pierce, N. D.. Sile Proprietor, al hs ChrnI.
raj Laboratory; l@ Seneca street BufAlo, NY,
Send your address Tor pamphlet,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-07

ASrLENDD FRUIT CAKE TO BE GIVEN
AwAY.-Our friend Charlie Behler, the
Market street confectioner, who is always
getting up some new attraction, has got.
ten up a magnificent ornamsnted Fruit
Cake, which is to be given away at the
close of the holidays. Every person who
makes purchase to the amount of one
dollar, gets chance in the cake, and
whoever holds the lucky number gets the
cake. The cake will be awarded on the
Glib Of January. Here Is a chance for the
lovers OF good things who have lucky
stars. II your don't get the cake you are
sure to get the worth Of your money any
how, as Charlie keeps stock in his line
not excelled by any in the CITY.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER Goopa-c
Hes, corner oiMaln and Quincy streets,
has Just received the most complete and
choice line Of Foreign and Domestic Gas.
Simeros, Scotch Cheviols, English and
French Dlagonals, Cloths Of all shades,
Vestings, Gentlemens Furnishing Goods,
&C., that can be found in the city. Also
a large stock Of German and Fancy
Wooden Knitted Jackets, He does oil
work In the best stvleAnd guarantees fits.
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TINS Winter there are three new styles
OF Boots for gentlemen, the "Alaska,"
the "Prince Alexis" and the "slberian."
The Alaska is made OF heavy beaver
cloth, quilted, foxed with leather and
warmly lined. The Prince Alexis Is made
Of the same material and hall toxed with
fine caliskin, and has low, broad heels.
They are soft, warm and neat. The sibe.
rian Is heavy boot, lined with Buffalo
fur or lambskln, and seems rain and frost
proof. They are splendid boots Tor
those who are exposed to the cold, and
are worth half a dozen pair of over shoes.
They can be had at Carnahan 6 Cos, 81
Main street, Centre Wheeling.
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Books, Stationery, &C.
New Books!
AT THE CITY BOOK STORE.

The Poet at the Breakfast TGbIs-By Oliver
Wendell Holmes, cloth, - %.
The Ead Of the Worldly Edward ERgleSton,
cloth, 81 80.
Forms Of Water in Clouds, lee, Ac.-By Prof.
John Tyndall, cloth, 81 &c..
The YelloTSto,e1tll Lib. Of Travel and Ad.
Life In tie East IndIeG-By W. 4. Themes,
81 80.
Sermons On LIILpg SubJcctu-By Rev, Horace
Bushnell, cloth, - o.
Lives OF the NOTellStI-By Sir Walter Scott,
or the Skelligs-By Jean Ingelow, :, rs.
Camping 0ut-By G. A. Stephens, 81 80.
Strive and Sueceed-Luck and Pluck series,
81 50.
y Chance 4! for HlmGelf-By J. T. TrOwbrldgo,
Elective AffinitiSs-By Goethe. 81 Is.
The CItJ OF God and the Church MAEerS-By
X. Abney, 81 80
The Window GArdener-ByJ j. 8, Rand, Al 90
A Waiting Raeo-By Edmund Yates, paper,
Keel and P4ddls-By Paun Revere, cloth,
Joseph EOIrsl'' RsvOuso-By v. oherbulIez,
Oliver Optics Treasure Repository, Keep.
.3kS and Boys and Girls Companion, each
D,vId CopperflsId -Harper's Household Edl
ton I 9th, u so; paper 81 90.
chatter Box for 1879 -Roards, $50
81 Is: paper 81 q.
COMEDY 4 rerrore-JamOs ocMlls, paper,
AGlrps RUm .ncS-paper Soc.
ANY Of the above books sent by mail free Of
postage, upon receipt Of price, by addressing
J. D. STANTON,
CORNER MONROE AND MARKET sTs.
nMYli - :
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RRsuMED-several OF the street cars
made their appearance on the track, yes
terdsy afternoon. No. Q was the first one
sent out, The horses were not hurried
although we think we never saw them
looking In finer condition. To-day, per.
haps, the work Of operating the road, as
formerly, will be commenced.
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THERE ARE HUNDREDS in this commu-
nifty suffering with chronic Diseases
which DR.. Longdon has the ability to re-
lieve, and as his stay amongst US depends
upon his patronage, we urge those who
need his services to consult him at an
early day. DR.. Longdon devotes his
practice to these ailments, and sees and
examines more of them in gear, than
general practitioners come in contact with
in a lifetime. See his new and most in.
struCtive letter on our second page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-07

PRETTY PET-G, W. silvey, brother oil
the foreman In the INTEIL1aRNcER news
room, called on his kinsman last evening,
having q live rationale in his possess
sion which heintends showing the Pitts.
burghers. They make pretty pets, but
we lbelleve we don't care about having
one Of them;
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REMovAL.-1 beg leave to announce to
thepublic that l have removed into nv
new room, No. 105 Main street, one door
below the old stand, where I have opened
an extensive new stock of Boots and
Shoes, comprising all the latest styles for
Ladies, Misses and Children, of the
best Eastern and home manufacture
which will be sold very cheap. All are
invited to call and examine my stock be.
fore purchasing. L. BLOND.
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TRAIN DELArED.-The train over the
Hempfeld railroad due here a few min.
utes befote P. NJ, did not arrive until
nearly 10 o'clock Thursday night The
delay was occasioned by the blowing out
ola flue IN the boiler, which occurred as
the train was about leaving Washington.
The locomotive drawing the construc ton
train near West Alexander had to be sent
for and brought the passenger train 10 the
CITY,
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WATER ENaNE.-Workmen were en-
gagged yesterday, in digging a trench in
Mulberry Alley, from Market street to the
rear of the First Presbyterian Church,
preparatory to putting down pipes TO con.
vey water to an engine about to be intro.
duced for operating the bellows Of the or.
gan. twill require several days to com.
plete the job and put up the engine.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT. AN accident
happened the mail train coming West
over the Baltimore 6 Ohio road, Thurs.
day night, near GAINESVILLE, two miles
west of Falrmont. The engine, tender
and oil the cars were thrown from the
track, we were told, but only one person
was hurt and hc not seriously. Wemade
an effort to ascertain what caused the &C.
cideut but did not succeed. We heard,
however, that the passengers were obliged
to wait until the St. Louis Express, west
ward bound, came along, when they were
taken on board and brought 10 this city.
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HELD FOR PosTAGE.-A letter addr ess.
ed to the New York Betting 6 Packing
Company, 81 and SO Park Row, New
York, is detained in the postoflce here
the writer having neglected to aftlx Bet
stamp.
The following are also held for better
directions: Frank Alloys Smith, No "a
JonSon street; William Rodenback, 1888
North Lime Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-07

For THE HoLIDAYs-John A. Lash,
jeweler, Main street near the Grant House,
announces in our columns this morning
the receipt of full stock Of watches,
jewelry, clocks, SC, together with a full
line of goods especially adapted for holi.
day presents. Give Mr.. L. call. You will
find him and his goods all right.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-07

GREATEST BARaAINs-Ever offered in
TINS city in Scotch suitIngs and Mohair
Mixtures. Toclose out the above goods.
We will sell them at cost for 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. a trial.
j. 7. LAKH & Co.,
No. 81 Monroe street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-07

CouRr IN MARsHALL-The regular
December term Of the Circuit Court for
Marshall county will commence In
MoundSville next Monday-Judge Mel.
vim presiding. The docket, 1t is said, will
require two or three weeks to DISPOSE Of.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-07

BuTTERrcK's patterns oil gents Dressing
Gowns and Smoking Jackets are elegant.
What beautiful present for Christmas.
Gents show this to your lady, tits nohint.
Sizes from to so inches, breast meas.
ure. Complete directions and instructions
on each pattern. Weed Office, o. Market
street