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33. Sabrgang.
spe,ia( : Noti3elt.
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Sdreibmaterialien II. I. 10.
albums muii,alias ,pbotosrapbld,e uno auto
oroDhifhe g Gd5retbpulte in ruifiibem 9eoer,
SSothtsH1r M,arotfo uuo Ssebunosfene, @garreutas
ibsn Samen Nrbsitstditen in ruiiiitem gsoer uno
saIhIe0tr, SdpsietbolStiht 8artenfdh6en in
rniffbem 9ebcr, YfGrotfo, Soibleoer uno BsrleH,
biihid5e Wemor0nbuTz Bidder une 2a9ebnber (Dia-
RESI- Observation-Disclosures
'-00" Q5uaaenbeimer & sBeiI.
T1auuicfturiten, S6reibmateriGlienzSa Sanb Ter
unb Sruder,
(0aq-D SIR. 157, Wef< Baltimorehro6e.
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bsrGbm,s eowfon'lae "Ret Az Furnass"
Sota .. Samasi l. Gamp.,
Mr. Ia. yRelfs NrattfErafe,

1abe Spear's 9Serfte,
SGntier nit DEN besfsu bGrten
aafsns' Salepz, Sunburpa uno CUMBERLAND
GobleH,
2a4o Vfunb auf bic Sonne in alien iSdasn, tfet r9n
Ethtsfes uno Inoern nHretHistetteH tSepe, 12pf'eI
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ST, :, g, ggaters, 3ehnarst,

NEnon.rator an Oct 3a9Haf8He!IWuIR Ut OuIlIHIpttt
Ssr. IS, Sanuperarase.
Dr. Batsrs erbdlt bic natiirliden SABINE ourt Bez
banoIuns unb IGuns, iett tiirflide SABINE auf cine
oerbsRerts Wetbobe elm II. siebt 3d9ne obne 5Gmers
Ben aus. aae Grbsiten pcrben sorantirt. Beionbere
autmsrtSar:te:t ptre bsn 3a5Hcn ron anpcrn seiub=
mei. tapriii5, ISO
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10. g. @oao Il Gumpos
GisentbiiuIer 20


sasA,s ssfeutirten dntomatifehen &ei,era,
o,Ihs in ben Ice ten fiufepn 5abren ieRr uufaasre6
mit h,s;srsn srioIse, els iraenb Gin Gaoersr nit
yDamu, cber bsisem Bciisr aetseEeer Gpparat sez
bT1Id, osrheH.
Der Barrier, amsr,anti1s shdenheerS nnS Dar=
tsn'ds Seeros,- Yarors, Suns u. sta5tatua@ 6suers
S!assSeSsr.
Sote berl9mte 9ospIon'iae "Rct 4sT F~rnae:''
Ssauus zen 8lsis un0 &iIenr69reb, BaosmanneH,
2pbrauteu Wai4fanps, gtlioirs, 4t8ussrostsn fir
Ehritte; ioroie auh
tgbrauIiias Rammea, BaNerz NcittHerIe Il. I. u. ;
marmorns U. Sdeier. .9omlEfimis, GeusrbserbzSoFe,
ReSiFter u. |. No.;
snteu Itsuien, lBaTfsrfGblsr unb RefyteeratoreH;
Sod unb Ssts5Ien uRb JieparatursU auer grt.
GabpeGzG7s pon SaItimorss unh SutazET
fQg-s
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beute in ben Sunoes= senat, sum NadiOlqsl
g8ilion's. semdblt. 8outpeQ erhielt 1872
Danes 1l5, 9cring ,, SarbOr , 99bltin8 ?
@resne ? Stimmeu.
gSaihiugton, y. 0(dr'. ..-Sr. Bout:
mel muroe uon ieinen 8o1oner 6rsunoeu
prompt uou ieiuer&rwdtlun9 inSenntut6 aes
lest; cr crbislt 3ablreife @ratulattOnen tele'
sraphiIh. 5eute Nudmittug bate CT cine
turSc llnterreouug nit Dem 8rdIl0enten, oem
,r 0aa golouer Reiultat ntttbeiIte. Qteier
gratuli1te Inn herslidl. 0r. 8Outmsu bat
Dor iciner gtbodntung nod ScrificoeneS III
or6uen, er miro iebod, nod Dor Der Sertagung
beS Serat8 isinen Git elnnebnen. Wog.
!i6errpeiie tritt sg an Samita9 itber adlt Gage
aus benz Sfabamte.
SeuQtor GUNNER bat Sru. SOutrpeQ nit
iol9crben g9orteu gratulirt: nSd, gratullre
Dem 2anbe, idJ gratuItre Dem Staate uno i'd
gratulire mir ieIbf, oaB gle mem college
gelporoen iinb.
8idter 9fi1arOOu, Der erite 9titi5 .Saae=
omt8ietretar, miro bon morgeu anSoutmtu's
SteQe oeriebeu. Ser Qeytere mirO mOrgen
ober iibermOrgen ieine 9feii9nation einidlides.
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Sn'ano : 9spsid)ga.
IuS gSdfbinatpu

98aibingto II, y. Didrs. - Die STE.
psniis-@innabmen bclieien fiA beute aui s234, =
963.03.
Ser YrGIheut anOte beute bem Senate ipie-
Der cine groBe an5ubl @rneuuungeu etu
aud eriolste cine sroBc Dtaie bon geltGtis
nuunpu
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Selesrapbiibe 9epei!bell.
gasspaiide &abelbssE6ts.

(gon Der raiiocrten Brefie" fir ben Gorreiponeer
ten" beridtet.
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(stne bunfle Gbat.

Ntempbis, u. War8. - 9as Seuer in
0louing SORT OIL Suniomere6luIie in Der
Nadt DeS 4. D. M. near ohne 3meifel 0a8
gBerf rpn M0rberu, rueldje anf Oieie 2Eetie
Elm Ge1brehen uarbsinllI9eu molten. Ser
0arsn Don Sing 8, ytOoge mar elm groBe5
Yebduoe uub oiente al5 Wtaga8in fir Die &C.
lanpeten QSaaren. 2lm DiittwOd) fanb man
in BEN Ruiueu Die 2eiaen oeS Ssiie @tOOre,
Der S5rau Mioore, slne8 Srn. 9OOOAue unO
eiue5 Sinoes, peId)e8 einem SluBfiiier gez
b0rte. Der Sdldoel Der Srau WiOOre mar
auaeuideinii6 nit elmer slrt geipaIteu uno
@oobbue's SOpi faft pom RumPfe 9ebauen.
Sin Wanu miro psrlniBt. 0tele @ntoedung
hnt nrnfs Nnfreanna helporQeruIen.
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GseD sD. Gummer,
azzsagx> SIR. 165, SiOzSruabpap.
suldcr Gaitern< uno @anion,a ac enrs,
bot itsts uorratsts eine sroBe ausuabl BON solses
men uus fiibernen ubren, ddDte @olef une Sils
berwaareu, Gtonozu ubren, Brinen a1er art, tuelte
sr III bi(liosn greiien offcrtr VIE Waoren rueroen
aarantrt uno Repcraturen prompt unb gut bsiorst.
(Soui5, l2DRtcf)
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gsiie 2arfcn
0Ghmaiflinsll our Mietle

AZ 40 monatiih. 3um Serfauie in RGtenSoblun9en
an S. pro Yionot SaarSaber erbalten einen llberas
len GbSu9. Spr,ep . Souce"ii"8e''
t0rt3i tSe) Nr. I'll, SeprS SutapffrdRe.
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Die Gefeeaebuu9 Don Wfana bufctts
nitN nie Scrdmcnred1tIer.

9 0 i on, =. WlQr3. = 0o8 Repralen.
tautenbau8 rermarf htute ben 8eldluB, mel.
der periiigt, ois@onItitutiOn 10 III amenoiren,
oaB cen 6raucn ba8 Sttmmrett ertbeilt
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Golbs unh SilberwGarea.

H. 6olbz unb SilberUaarea.
49, Gin re'aRaItss eager sshu,,e,...,eu.
Ssloens uuo fiGperre q GeuuSrtH.
Gfiberpiartirte ssaersn'
tiaa aStsiisI%a %aaIsn. Isn.@oa,,pip.
ta iebr bilisen Bretlsn BEL
u. G. s3arncs
,Ssp,1S,1S) Rr. $40. Sa.zg5eIftuasssas'
OsaHsemtem!S
eoHbare 9 s9nuii laden mas
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Butsd, %5lippe & @oup.s
0s2as.r Xaineuuhren (etpaS SiesaIteS. J
au6 sir poues aNortlnsEt Der beteE
Klbsrglattlrtsa aSanrsn BET
SEQ. us. saebb 6 g.,
:asa-Sj GGe ser Baltimore ule 9tastfa-
9arlor>G >GrOnlenhteEs
BorprzG bonoeltsrs
9arIors1s saassIsrs.
S,bliotbef.G scnb egierss
St6iOibsts gaunssHsss.
GSsimmerzG GbaHbeIisss,
t,ausjiursG b anbsiisrs,
5ausfure@ bunoeIiers,
SousRursG tanSsltsrS.
uus Irtsu gaseinriGstnHsen.
Eg fisrs ure q esro5 5ren uno
g. q. Sdrisfpn,
R,. 6, R0,oz9bsrtoi,rase.
.ns,,J4a4syS Rr. 8, Rorbz z3ib.TtafE.
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9aLtiiber G3oQa

.41ss.s 1s 8aEElimgr a;oqf.
3irette resstmdstst Dou9NGtniGbri SDiiaii
tsttt n UNI Rg Dort uber 6opgutO9ar ~.
G5rlEiaHluHo,
oern'ttelh her nfuel ele3aHten HoTeDaTpftr
.SSumbDibt." = SramfIju," :" -FbCrDGlbisn. ,V'rHR
a2Oris Mrnst- ,tm9aul, -&31fhiHqspu" d. Gjcg}s
Ab9an9 RGdmt:ags ubr, oom Bier 13, R.zRi0er
uber DGure ulo 9opRnpC9eE.
Dompfer r5ranElin," Capt. I. 9rsQsr, Is. f5Ibr.
9ampter ySbUroaitfun. 6rt. T. 5uraaoan / .Ota
DGmpisr HSHEbo!eT," >" Sort. Hruo!5. Is DidH.
Bon 5tsttn, Ssiite 8oIo ssQ,G
fiIt 5umboGbt Trcntn uro @rtIHz 0amper
3rJiIteaoe6 iJ,f
Bon VeNu'gort, @clGts 32.@
S'n!T5ano2E 11.E
SEcurfuUsz6jaelg agie!H G15r olttis.
Scfdie, @OiS Si59. SJuqgUsld, @SClu S6f.
8I6Cr uHtcr 10 .lGhYsn bls Eclitg. 2nlidgH0st1r
RGtaglcrer ueroeu NatgaGgn gctIicrt.
QegeH 5rGdt ugb gcNlgs uGh 6Rn CfiSs5ifeT
Deno9 man l;1 Gil
SbaS. gtGmmeiSbsr4 s. 60, I9erteu.
Office: gr. 10, BEcabmap, 9,cpzgz:i
3n Baltimore: :. sgaiu-. Er2Goitior res .2gnis
2cu "&orrei2onNe1t5a." f$lruu219l
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Ste niielicbI.e 6rTu5uug Dcg
5eit.

Die nlisiicDIEe @rTu5ung Der
Seit.
GrdnI0fiidbsS StdEFe ENAMEL
ioQte IN leocr EQulIle geUrOutt Der6gu.
IS glbt oCI tercWGU6 cncU iTonCn SLANT iitt
bic ROtcn oc5 6aortiat@, eu0 wurt oCn ailsGlr
Nrtitel lrii4 uCo Htu aE5LbCE0.
G5 eIipGrt y hei ;,
noem Oas Stoe.ti}cH Ieidt una gar AaCltgr tlr
GGr, uHO bIUChr. OjC ItGr't 5om TtHll.GeE
6 Cripurt ScIt.
od t5 bciigre RCiuIae ba H"r tl,bsm 9otUrei'e bgr
leBt gebrdu6ten StoiTe 1t,irit, mo
CS'pGrt tlc MiCIOulR5fuie
ourf ttlue erBOitCH6eu GiGEHihlI,rn irGCr lie tan
4crobne g2DnidcU III ruGrogu brrucr ggtrGQcr lUer,
otn toHHeu, Inotm ts ~ elmer 9tOjiIn al5btgHuGc
oilienl9en StCIIt ridt Cuuuu4t, ,UGltt gGCOvHIit
oIc HIetoer beiCtnluet Uotr beit5Ot4t.
Seoe Wamtte ioItt c. gthIuuneH.
SGOCr Dame 1T te nOtlWcG0Il.
9Ioe SBGihi:Gu tUl,N oGGur4 B.cu Gurt5eil in
Den.
15ragt @arsn Gjrocsrie 9dnoIcr tcur. wern
er cs nitt bat, 70 iGGt tim, 100 u cs befomUsL
tGrr.
VI sutcn Uerben In ttcr 5luot unb stdet5en in ben
Str Stanten UerIgn3t, UCidltN grogc gOrttcltc Qr=
gcbottn usrctn. Man itre0e iur 8eOiHsURaeu uHo
&rtul0rs.
Snrnbam 6 Comp.
v :. loo, Us f : III ar ; 4 =,
Baltimore, gl0.
onIlHinc iSatrfartgr.
2iberdl,r 2Dsuq iiir oGnNfar! tDrf.23ISD
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@laittic1c S6ipolisHaz

@atraten, Ynliter, }tiiien II, /. H.,
biugtr. os i5e0err oocr 9aar. uEo oifI beijcr unN
bcqusmer in Ietcr 0rirt.
SpringfeOer= Getten
ie9ltder Nrt, &oIi!ut.,E l.. /. 10. &irQcHtfU uEb
&trGen- 0lTtsr, cine zpt,icltds.
= EruuH,
Rr. 3ils, tioro- D0'UGyhNrC8t,
(fTebI1, i9UttcS) SgttWprC.
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80 I|0lYe 7 ,Vat1e! NH

~"i'''' " \. Raius,
49, gse bss 8altimsrsfr. mo '0.'aptnas.
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Stir Eantilienz ~ SGbGrbetten

in teine Vtui1ne beiier, ais bic Home Shuttle LOCK
Stitch ba lie oausrbat uno enad 1T, nlt etGt ees
iG,Gn,t piro unb ir9cHb elmer Der 5euren OtalGlne
stsittomnt.
@is tohs pom s25 bis $50 unb tpirb aui tinf SABRE
aarautirt. Sobn Z. SntIer, Sensfaiza9eht
Orr. g, Rprsz zGbarlcsarGae,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

FIFrY.Two PIANOS PER WEEK.-The
number Of Pianos turned outpe week by
the great house Of Steinway 6 Sons has
actually reached the enormous figure Of
filty.two; and with all that they are con-
stantly behind their orders. Inquire at
the New York retail warerooms on Four
tenth street, at the agencies at Philadel.
phia, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, 81,
Louis, or at Adams s. Lucus', in this city
and you'll find that no large stock Of these
Pianos can or ever does accumulate.
They go of as soon as received, and fur
ther, Tor the plain style Of instruments
customers have frequently TO wait for
weeks and months; yet such is the popu.
larity oithese wonderful instruments that
persons Of taste and Judgment would
rather put up with delay and inconven.
fence than procure an inferior brand Of
Piano. The Steinways alone manulsc.
ture more Piano Fortes than the eight
next largest Piano manufacturers Of New
York put together. It's worth visit 10
the warerooms Of Messrs. Adams s. Lu-
Gus, 100 Market street, and examine the
choice square and upright Steiuway Pi.
amos there exhibited. c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

OPERA HOUSE Ho,o Warm and Com.
torta6e,-The furnaceslare now In; the
new chairs are now in; the new mattings
are down, and the Opera House Is cosy
and comfortable throughout Manager
James Fitzsimmons Is still pushing along,
working the new theatre into popularity,
and last nights house certainly showed
the result Of his energy. The ladies
were there in numbers, and tonight
again, ssitis decidedly 0 ladies' evening,
with the beautiful play Of aThe Lady Of
Lyon" they will doubtless be there ID
all their smiles and fashion. Tho bill
this evening IS q splendid one, and, Is the
only nightit viii berendered, as there is
another new bill tomorrow night, and q
grand matinee tomorrow Saturday a.
lerdsy. The matinees Of the Opera
House arc decidedly a feature, and the
little folks particularly, parents and
guardians avail themselves Of these de.
lighslul daylight performances. The sue.
cess Of the Opera House, must be affixed
Tact, and under Manager Fitzsimmons'
reign will Be co. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

UpsET.-About 4 o'clock yesterday az
ternoon, while two ladies were returning
from Mt Wood Cemetery in a buggy,
their horse became manageable and ran
down Main street at q fearful rate. In
turning the corner at 18th street, imme-
distely opposite Mr.. Joseph Wilds book
store, the buggy was turned completely
over and the occupants thrown to the
ground. Neither OF the ladies, who
reside in the Eighth ward, was seriously
hurt We were unable to learn their
names. .t t- II. .sala -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

MARTINS FERRY Transition. Lor-
EMO Daniord will address the citizens Of
Martina Ferry, at Commercial Hall,
Monday evening next.
Rev. Samuel Boyd, Of this city, will
preach in Commercial Hall, Sunday after
noon next sS r.. b..
On Tuesday night last the house Of Jos.
Finney was entered by burglars, and two
watches valued at go were taken, The
thieves effected an entrance by taking q
pansof glASSEout ofa zwindowin theTOar
Of 1.-THE houses E4f AS A{'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

GBNTLEMEN's FuRNBHNa- NEW
STooK.-Christian Hess, Merchant Tail.
or, has Just returned from New York
with a large and elegant assortment
Of cloths, cassimeres, iovercoatings, vest.
ings, dress shirts, under garments,
gloves, collars, everything In short per,
tanning to agentleman's toilet except The
hat and boots. sMr. Hess keeps tho best
OF goods; he employs good workmen,
makes neat fits, and charges moderate
prices. Gentlemen wanting handsome
Fall or Winter suits should give him a
call. h0E ,ligV1GE4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

LADIES, II you wish anylhingin the line
ofReady Made Suits, Waterproofs and
Beaver Cloaks, Childrens' Silk Cloaks,
and the like, call at our factory and we
will be pleased to convince you that our
goods are made in the best manner and Of
the latest styles, and offered 10 you for less
than you can procure the material for the
same. I. Blum & Bro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

.BRIpaRpoRT MlEuT1A-Hon. Lorenzo
Danford will speak in Bridgeport this
evening. =,
A pavement has been.put down in front
Of the Cleveland g. Pittsburgh Depot.
The third quarterly meeting Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will DO held
in Bridgeport next Sunday.
A Bridgeport merchant was recently
fined 81 and costs for not obeyipg a jury
summons! le7t, 4r.'.t 't p a..'' Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

Police iCouRr 4IHs Following cases
were disposed Of at this court yesterday
morning; aas'-'a '''' aa'3
Napoleon Cox created tamult Snd dis
order; $3Rnd costs 'f.q . %
Peter Loefiler hurled few remnants
Of q pal@ozoic age" into the residence
OF Mrs. Rosa o'Brien Sunday evening
last This case was continued from We'd
nesday morning. he was assessed Is
and costs. r
Frank Glue, charged by Mrs. Rosa
o'Bhen with creating tumult aud disor-
der; case dismissed at cost Of complain
ant.
Frank Glue, charged with creating tu-
mutt and disorder on the 2sth Of June
last; case continued to this morning OF 8
o'clock. xr.a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

CoxMRNDADLE.=A strange sight was
seen IN ALLEY B, between 18th aud l4th
streets, yesterday. Two men, with horse
and cart, were engaged in removing the
dirt and garbage which has 50 long been
a stencil In the nostrils oil the citizens In
that vicinity. Let the good work 60 on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

A DISGUSTING sIaHr.-A drunken wo-
man afforded Eighth.warders amusement
last evening. Placing herself on the rail-:
road track, she assumed the attitude OF
Tlmon Of Athens and bid defiance TO an
approaching train. She was, however,
dragged from the track in safety. a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

COUNTY CoUnr.-In this court yester-
day the following cases were disposed Of
Mary Nary rs. J. and T. Howley, in
Chanccry. Demurrer to bill overrulcd.
State Tor the use OF Catherine sHazleti
vs, John Klevis, at al. Case continued.
Adjourned to Court in course.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

WE refer our readers this morning tc
the special announcements found else
where through our columns by Messrs
I. Blum 6 Bro. Their offerings are o.
such a nature as will, no doubt, arouse
the curiosity Of all. !l sly -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

AsJoB Lor.-1.0O0 yards mohair cris-
saille, new and choice shades, we offer at
IS cents. These goods cost As cents in
gold TO land. l, Blum s. Bro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
Ing shows the range OF the temperature as
observed yesterday a. silvey's Drug Store
corner opposite the Post Office;
sAM. IAN. 3r.A. TIN
10 60 6s "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

A BIC DRIvE.-We will offer this morn
ing 1000 yards dark striped poplin alpaca
at the low price Of 10 cents per yard
That Is about one.half the cost Of produc'
ton. No duplicates. l. Blum s Bro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

Doors AND sRoEs-Go to Blends fol
your Boots and Shoes, where viii be seen
the best assortment and cheapest Boots
and Shoes in the city, L. Y. Blond, 1135
Main street. #haT s.-NoS '@ti
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

CoRN.-It was thought that the corn
crop this season would be unusually good;
but we are informed that, owing TO the
early frosts, twill fall below the average.
Lovers Of the Juice N. B. Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

ARE now ready to receive Furs to b
altered, repaired and cleaned. All worl
guaranteed satisfactory, at Geo, H Kurtz's
store, Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

GENTS Slippers in erdless variety, the
calf Alex. Tie and calf Boots, hand made,
superior in style and finish 10 any ever be.
fore offered at L. V. Blends, 1875 Main
street. IL -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

ARRlvED.-A car load Of handsome,
substantial chairs, ordered by MIR. Ham.
ilton for the new Opera House, arrived
Yesterday. Another car load is due.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

BELLArRE.--Ws print today an inter
es,iug letter from this busy little city.
Would DO much obliged, however, II our
correspondent would write only on one
side Of the paper. . s..a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

GONG TO STAY.-From the persistency
with which the musical mufquito hangs
about The city. 1t Is concluded he intends
to remain during the winter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

For FINE white Irish Linen and Liner
Shirt Fronts and Table Linen, 60 Il
Henry Jacobs. He is selling them cheaper
than any other house in Wheeling. eot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

OPERA and waterproof cloaks, always
on hand, and made TO order OF r. EN-
aheimer'g.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

GUARDIAN ,Arro1NTED.-The County
Court yesterday appointed Ellen Moran
guardian oil Frank Moran, sged thirteen
months. Bond, $500. .. 'f-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

CoNvINcED.-For some time past there
have appeared in the city papers occa-
sional notices OF q new manufacturing en-.
terprise in Wheeling. We allude to the
manufacture of ladies' wear by Messrs l..
Blum & Bro, Nos. 1874 8 1l9 Main street.
Impelled by that Yankee curiosity ITO
the manor born" we yesterday visited the
establishment OF the Messrs. Blum, and
confess to a feeling Of agreeable surprise at
the extent and importance which this de-.
psrtment has so quickly assumed. IA 2
Here anything, from an infants dress
to ladies sack or suit, of any quality or
style,i is made to order in the shortest posi-.
Bile time A lsdy's dress can be made,
In any style, in four hours. Between
thirty and forty girls are kept constantly
employed, and during the past season the
Messrs. Blum have manufactured and sold
100 ladies' suits. ttg 5s L
That such an establishment in our city
Is appreciated and patronized, Is shown
by the immense business already done in
this department. Their motto Is "con-
venience and cheapness" A lady desir-
ing to replenish her wardrobe may call
at the Messrs Blums', select suitable
piece Of goods, lcok over book Of the
latest fashions and choose q style TO suit
her taste, and the garment wished will be
=
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

JUST received, Turkish Towellng and
Corduroy Tor ladies' and children's sacks,
andl another stock Of iniantsP cloaks and
sacks. E. Emsheimer. .11oS Main street,
three doors below Union. r ~ ID,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

CALL and see the best Black Alpaca
for 50c ever offered in the city for the
price. Henry Roemer, Centre Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

AHANpsoME IoroF RBBons! Fancy
striped, plain, gros grain and rich water
ed Ribbons. just received, and at extra
ordinary low prices. Call and see them
Henry Roemer. m, ava ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

A NEW sulTNa. -Gros dc Naples in
cloth shades, we offer at OF cents, they
are pure wool, and retail at ST. cents IL
the East. I. Blum & Bro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

TAKE your Furs to Geo. H. Kurtz's
have them altered, repaired and cleaned
No. 1,419 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

A GREAT BARGAIN schnieder's re.
versible Plaid Suitings we offer at Csc
These goods never touched this bottom.
,s, l. BLUM & Bro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

LADIES Misses and Child's Shoes, Fal
styles, Of best Philadelphia and Eastern
manufacture at L. V. Bonds, 1135 MAR
street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

FINE White Flannel, the best makes a
the lowest prices. Also red, yellow, grey
and plaid Flannels, the cheapest in The
city. Henry Roemer. .t. ..sQ OIL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

DEAD-Mr. Faris Hamilton, who has
been y ing i'll some time at the residence
Of bis mother in Centre Wheeling, died
Yesterday afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

STEREoscoPro views Of all the interest
ing scenes in the old and new world al
Robinson's Gallery, 1T. Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

SECOND HAND PIANOS and Organs at
very low figures at Sheib's Music Store
on 18th street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

A NEW and beautiful lot Of all color
in Mohair, diagonal sizes, and very cheap
Just received by ]. W. Ferrel, Centre
Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

Go TO Williams Bros, Centre Wheel.
ing, No. 1924, for cheapfine Oil Paintings
and Chromos. Picture Frames made to
order. g 9 sEiB ~ ~ aaes Z V,S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10

SWEET Sorrento, Oranges and raw Figs
at Schultz s. Neuhausen's Confectionery
1919 Market street.