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Miscellaneous-City.

Miscellaneous-City.
IRVlNG" SCHOOL of ART. - Drawing,
Wssr Color and Oh Painting 90 between l3tb
and l3h-ss Evening classes WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
X KINDERGARTEN, Is West Forty-second-sf.
IA -Pnp. received for Spring Term bs term All the
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THg CENTENNIAL GAZETTEER OF THE uYITBD STATES B,
A. Won sTEIswEHE, A. NJ. $40. W. l,0l4. Zeger Ne
Curdy.
In the compilation of this gazetteer, the prin-
cpal aim Of the editor has been to novelty Of in
formation and accuracy o. statement. He has drawn
upon the copious and authentic for his
terias which he has embodied in aconvenien shape
general reference. Among the documents on which he
has chiefly relied the reports Of bureaus Of the Gen
era and State Governments. the publications Of the
Smithsonian Institution. and the tables OF the OF
1870. The work contain descriptions OF the different
and Territories the counties and townships the
cities. villages and posofces, and the principal mount
aims rivers. and lakes arranged In alphabetical order.
The preparation Of the volume exhibits great diligence,
especially IT, appears TO be the case, 1t is the pro
duction Of almost single hand Such large enter
prise demands fer It's successful plishment
full organization OF cooperative labor without which the
inevitable Of extensive a work become greatly
multiplied The present volume is probably as accurate
as publications OF similar character but note
few obvious defects for the sake OF correction IN fu
tugo edition. "E3st River" for INSTANCE, Is not do
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JnsIrufIlon.
For Bows and Young Men CITY.

Tor Boys auu IounB Aen- Clty.
CHARLIER INSTITUTE for YOUNG GEN
ILEAkN, l26 and l28 BA T~eptyfou boarding and
seAoo. PROF RLIB CHARLiBR, Director
IBERAL EDUCATION for young gentle
- men hhg vesy Switzerland Addres, Colin 267 Yway
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HP. BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
ERIE RAILWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE


H. MENT Of Train. January IL, 1871 From Cham.
bers-st Depo. (For 23d.st. note beOw)
$500 m-Cnannas and Chicago Day htpres piA"ss'h'on
10:45 mETpres Mail for Buffalo and niagara FaIA Sleeping
ID m Daiyc-PaGe Express the West Sleeping Coaches
through Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati, Detroit an Cheas'
without change
Por Jrn, 90 eoo 1000 and lO:45 49, 1850 and
= ais,owo $780, 1880 900 1880 and IO45 m s:45
s soo.et With Nes.York and Osego Midland Railroad.
Ronout and Kingston, 800 a. m and go p No ,oo
Goshen 900, 800 1880 800, 1880 and 10 as $50,
3.45 $50 1850 and 700 D.
se,.barrh $3.50 Q and 1O:45 $3.50 and 3opm
Warwick. 500, 10;45 a. m. and 4:3O p NJ 49,,
0 aassvsoi H5aoins Anegdno and Ram =. g. go
B. IL noon. I45 s:16, 3:45 446. 5:15 g. $780, II.
s5 '9a s:sS 45 I aSa Il ssp s' o 5
ana rs; 80 D. N. and IL Saturday nights Oniy - - - - .,
Rushstfurt Park and Passale $40 $50 TO- 'lo3o IL
HItis HaehenSck Wsy s. 8lj and s:45 L., l. g. T. g.
.ne 8 D. m. and IL Saturday nights only. -
go. ana = :Ib D. n and Il Saturday nisE Only.
CresEu s. g. no. $3.50 M. 1880 1885, Ais, 6:3O $780,
ard II: and IL ssgrlay nights only ,,z AK Gan
8: 80 f7:45 .. n, and IL Saturday nights only - 80 IN
Pemont jack s. 49, ana 930a 80 3:l5, A4', 930
Spring VALLEY and WAY, and 93Oa u. 44o p M :, A., 49,
Norr-TTsns ChmberssL or hh oours .aIe
Twenty 10 minutes earlier than above time trans eaTns
Boats leave Twenty ihrist 1870 and ll3O m, eonneeu
win trains leaving Chambersst hours The N and ~
Tce tor passage Tor apartments in DrsT1nehoom $40 sespn
Coaches obtained eneeknS ana
Baggage may be Jeff at the Compnys smee-4s ~ .a 90
Court BUoILi tue Conpsny Deoon ana o. AsnS " 'A'
principal hotels .s,,-,.,,.
-'' " ABBOTT, General Passenger Agert
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Sorses, CARRIAGES. 6arness, &t.


lT VAN TASSELL 81 KEARNEI''
n AUCTION MART,
10 ll2 and ia East l3thst between ga and ath-a'e
REGULAR AUCTION SALES OF u,., l.
uopSTs CARRIAGES HARNESS. BLANKETS. ROBES, &c. Sc
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
AT i O'CLOCK
p,n pnei Catalogues At Auction for ful descriptions Of
Este, for our sale can By sending description through the
mail
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
n (L.e Johu,ton Van rasseLL -
OFFICE And SALESROOM, OLD STAND,
81 hAssau-st, opposite the FosEONce
TIP UORSR-AUCTIOS BRANCH OF THE HOUSE, Is RE-
MOVED TO THR SPACIOUS PREMISES,
10 81. 20. and 10 EAST TBlRTEBSTH-STr
between Fhh ave. aud Uniyersity-plaee
will he conducted pTe seY the same ' ana ron
orab principles which have Always characterized the dealings OF our
confidence Of the 0asnes eomMan
public at large $500 -. ,,., r.n,r,.y
REGtLAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
AT lOla O'CLOCK.
usual downtown House
81 N.~sus 10 81 20 and 25 BA
LIBERAL ADVANCES. AS USUAL MADE ON CONslGNAtNTb
REMEMBER THB SALE COMMENCES AT 10l2 O'CLOCK.
ZINE COACH and ROAD H0RSES.-The
,elee, in The market & A TCa lob East 2ih
NOR SALE, cheap-0ne square box leather
WlG0 40 two complete HARNESS. all city made Address
W. G. Box 100 Tribune omee
XVANTED-FJEIYo D0NkEYS to take part
w in be srelt DOSNpRQQK Pair sCENE to be 9ii9gesg al
The Roman IiSpoifoune MONDAr, hay A. = ]. bARNua.
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For Boys and Young Men-countrv

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
MT. PLEASANT INSTTE.-Prvate Glasses
w for Bows Amherst Na's esah 1916 C. nash M PIN
NOTICE.-SEDGWICK INSTITUTE. Great
~ Darlington hAPleasanty situated In Berk,hr, a
presents those Advantages which most desire sons
Il J. BIRD PnnolpsIs
SPRlNG TERM of the Home School for Bows.
~ 0PBEb AInl 10 Address Rev D. kAElsoS. ss9r CSsL
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8teamboais ano Railroads.


CFTIZENS, LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
~ SARATOGA RUTLAND BURLINGTON, MONTREAL. and s.
points West Low fare and aih reduction 70 all points
'"' ''S-"' suYYYsrDE and POWELL,
lSstnnays nom Per ~ Roh RIVER
Connecting with mornng trains on N l. Cenu s
AMI Troy and Boston ana connecting Oa"
'"''''" JOSEPH CORNELL, supt
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
" ALLENTOWN LINZ TO THB WEsr-Pasenger and Freight
Station IN New York foot Of Liberty Connects Of SomerVe With
souh Branch X Junction With Delaware tkaWanna
VALLEY Railroad Direct line to Harrisburg
Pittsburgh est Central Penni,ans and Sswf orr
'~' WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dec i lS73-LesVe New YORK - folloEsa
bl6 NEW TRAIN Tor Easi0u Bethlehem. BAH Alepiovn
Manch Chuns, Tsnaqua WIKI sbarre Scranton &C
6am-%ay Train for Psnied.
mWa Train for Pennington Baon BelTide Mach Chunk
wikesbare Ptton. Mahlnoy City Mt Carmel Haleen, luns
hammock, Tossnda Wayerey, C0nDecs Junction With Dell
Ga MoasisG RHPREss daily teIo1t Snndiys for Raon Allen
Chunk lamaqua Wikesbarre Scranton.
Towanla WsyerY Sc. throush Danye WamspOrt
iO:3Oa m-way Train FOR somernrs
l2:40 mkxPREss tor bennington Rason. Bath AneuoTn
Columbia Lancaster tphtata, Pottsvile Harrisburg &c.
230 m.Wp Trun for Basou Allentown, and BelViiero.
$3.50 p. m-Wag Tram for Planted
mNay Train Allentown and Mauch Chunk Con
Junction with Del. LACK. and " est X. r.
s:2O p m-Way Tam for SomeTyihe and Pennington
3 p m--Way Trlin Tor Somefvle.
BIS p m.-Way Train Tor PanSeh.
$50 m-EvESISG BTPREss daily for E,son Bvdere. Allen
town. Reading Harrisburg. Pits urgh Chicago &C.
$40 D. m-For Plainaeh.
1880 p. m-Emigran)-For Elston.
For EiSabsn at 5i5 s. $40 T. 49, g. s:i5; $50 1890
so 445 5j So g. 545 go 60 S2 rs 80 8S
9l5. 1880. ll45 p IN. p ptcVpp G.. nd r..
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II
Trains leave NeSYOk from foot ofDesbroes and Cersnd''''
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South With Pull
Palace attached, $50 and $3.50 m Sunday aId
$3.50 =,
Div D. ~ Williams port $3.50 connecting a Phlsdelpha
For Washington and the South United Arlington bh
pressr Parlor daily Sunday at93O
rive wsshngtou a94l 10 Regular at s:4O H. and m
EIpye Tor Philadelphia $40 $50 m 1890 $50
g. D. M night Sunday, o. 6:lO 80, and Engrant
For Trenton At 40 m aud $40 Sunday, 6lo
For Newark $50, 1920. $40 = 9. 10 II " N,
1850 10. 1880 and ~ night Sunday 5;2O 6lO
'n Po o. Ei,sbsb g. $50 100 TAO g 10 II 1c m,
l. q 23O $40, 3.4O 4:l0 400 500 64O 6, 6:lO, $50
1880, $40. TO- lI3O and IL ngnt Sunday o2O. 0lO
For Railway O. $50. 1920 g, 10 70 m 2, $50 $40
$40 4. 10 430 $40 $40 o. 6:l0 $50 $40 10 and ~
night sunday 5:20 aud &: 10 p.
FOR Perth Amboy and South Amhoy and 10
For For st. B%H.Ssk 7:2o 10 H. 2 3lO 40 $50
clio 7 o. N and IL ught sunday, b:lOp.
For East Milestone. e noon. 3: 10 and 40 o.
FOR IsnbertvIe Pennington $50 IN. aud p
Fr Philhpsburg Belyidere, $3.50 IN. aud p m
$50 A. IN, 1880, 2 $40, 4, and p u.
For Freehold go a. m. and p N.
For Farnin gdals aud squan, 7:20a. m and p. m
For PsmOeton and Camden, 0 . N. and $50 pm
Trains olows;-From Pittsburgh 650 1888 ard
1885 D. m daily. 1890 daily aonea, From Washing.
ION and Baltimore Cos AIS 10 and 1927 D Sunday 6:05
m and 1927 PHILADELPHIA 5:l0. 620 $50. 10 H.
1885 . 25, 5:l5 500 S:4i, 1927 ,. Sunday 5;l0.
500. 500, IL ;55 a and 1927 pm
Ticket 435 27 and 9i4 Broadway No Aston House
Battery place. d. NJ. BOYD, IT,. Gen Passenger Agent
A j. CAssArT. General Manager.
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~ AND V7,
LOVE AND LIBERTY. DUMAS 100 AND 'Q3.
And other New Books are published this iay by
T B. PETERSON & BROTHERS, PHILADELPHIA,
And are for sale by all Booksellers and News Agents
ALEXANDER DUMAS 1872 AND 9:

LOVE AND LIBERTY thrilling Novel OF the French Revolution
72 1888 ALEXANDER DUMAS author Of The Count o
Complete in large n.ecno volume bo4no ID
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WILLIAMS COLLEGE.-Regular examlna
w don. Tor Entrance JUNE 80 and SEPT lsia s9oV
rven annually aid Of emf students spy" " "
Preudeut T.. A. CHADBOUkNB. $3.50 H..
f'''N' Wilhamstown. Berkshire Co.. MAS
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RALRoAD-Ahsr NOV 2 1873 shroash uaias vii
500 s. M Chicago Northern Hrprs with dsvingroom cars
through 10 Rochester and 81. Adams. OIL, ,--.-...
1880 No. Special Chicago Express with drawnsIS0 can Koch
Buffalo,
IU45. M Northern and Western EIpresl
AIbsnys Dd Troy EIDress SATURDAYS only
400 D m Noua seepirgears rom NEWTON 70
81. Adams.
Cshasdaigua
Rro and NIAGARA Fss also CHICAGO boIh L. s. AID NJ e.
1noo n Express with ,leepiugesgl FOX Troy and Albany
hH 'A - C. H. KBNDRICK,
Earsr AyanE
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VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
for making eoss in,ees0t Ssss' ~ CT Youker.
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an 10 the upper class and nothing to the multitude No
government hereafter be durable or strong which
does promote the welfare OF the rather than
the interests OF the Individual In the preparation OF
his book the author presents claim to the study OF
the original sources but has made dgent use OF the
best modern authorities, especially DE Tocqueville
GuIzot and Buckle lie has become sufficiently master
of their ideas TO give lucid statement OF their
application. His style has the two cardinai
virtues OF composition, simplicity and clear
ness. He has been previously known as an
author chiefly by his entertaining personal narratives
which are moro or less tinged with tho colors OF
romance The present work, however shows an almost
classical severity, which makes 1t more valuable 1o
reference II less attractive for perusa with such
multiplicity Of historical details is Impossible 10 AVOID
all errors Of fact to select the best from connotns
au,hor,tes Rut the inaccuracies which we have no.
ticed are for the part of unimporant
and do not diminish the essential value OF inc "orh lo
consultation by intelligent readers
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A UIsToRY oP NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS By s. p. BAIRD,
r. NJ BREWER, and RIDGBwAT. 4o pp $50. Little, Brown,
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JnsIrurfion.
For Bows and Young Men-Countl

TOT bOys uHu IUtuIB Hholi
EIJJSUING On. " INSTITUTE, BOAKD-
Il ING SCHOOL F6R BOYS. Room for one more T. a fAih
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Q0SO PER YEAR.-iNSTlFRuIIhyEEs m ~
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NEW JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.
~ Of Cortandst and Des6roAsessL
Trains leave New-York as follows:
7:2O m-Mai Mdietown and Way stadon.i connects a.
Franklin Railroad Mddeosn with The NEWTON Md
land. without change
$40 mink ana fast freight
II 40 a. m-AocoIinodaOu Boomrgdae and intermediate.
$3.50 m-Uer Express ~ EenVhe GaIet9an New
ton ndn intermediate, without change.
4:4O D. m.-Way for poomngiGe and Intermediate
$50 D. m-Worteudyke local.
G:2O 0 m.-Worteud,ke local
All trains stop at sckensack and Paterson. - .
Newiork Midland, vthous
chance 40 , n-,,-
Freight depot Pier 80 Norh River n PennsyTana
Railroad Co.'s eareb0usel ., c,r,,,,.v
General OMces 80 LOerty-st h IL ChIfNaN.
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SKETCHES OF INDUSTRIOUS SOLDIERS. By JAMES GRANT
WILSON. limo. pp. 4S6. G. I. Putnsm's Sons
The possession of military experience, com
bned with excellent natural taste and choice literary
culture amply qualities the author of this volume for the
successful accomplishment Of his task His career as
soldier is supplemented by his learning as scholar
and the union of the two forces has produced Vau
able work 1t consists of biographical sketches OF seve-
raj Of the most distinguished military commanders In
the earlier periods of modern history as well as those OF
more recent date including among Others the CheVa'
ler Bayard. Prince Walensten, Oliver Cromwell Mar
shall Turenne Prince Eugene Frederick the Great
ington, Wellington, Bonapare, General Scott Marshal
Moltke, General Lee, General Sherman, and General
Grant The narrative is condensed free from superu'
GUS details spirited in expression, and enliyened by
numerous anecdotes, many OF which seem to be now
printed for the first time The following ode for wash
ingtons birthday is literary curiosity 1t is not TO DO
found In any the different editions OF Burnss poems
but copied from the original manuscript now pos
sessed by gentleman in Cincinnati:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-25

A FORGED CHEcK.-A man named R.
Darlington was yesterday arrested and
taken before Squire Gillespy, charged
with forging "a certain writing, to the pre-.
JUDGE of another's right, or utter or at
tempt TO employ as true such forged
writing, knowing it to be forged, to.wit, q
certain check for SOL 70. purporting to be
signed by Louis Steubenrauch, on the
German Bank Of Wheeling" 1t was al
legged that Darlington first attempted to
pass the check upon clerk employed in
the store of John Reid, IT,, and failing
there went to George Kingdom, who
made the complaint. Defendant was re,
quired to give bail in $500 for his ap-
pearance OF Court, but failing TO find
surety he was committed TO jail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-25

BRIDGEPORT ITEMS. - John KiDgree,
the hero Of Thursday mornings cutting
Scrape, succeeded in procuring bondsmen,
and was set at liberty. His case will
come up before the Common Pleas Court
Of Belmont county in October next, but
will probably be compromised before that
time:
Hughes, the colored man who was SO
badly cut by Kingree on Thursday, Is i'm.
proving, and his recovery Is considered
certain.
Rev. J. Q. A, Miller, Of the West
Bridgeport NJ. 3. Church, addressed an
open-sir meetieg last night on the sub
ject Of the new Constitution. The rev.
erend gentleman Is opposed to the new
constitution, and In favor OF the constitu-
ton as tits.
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AGUE CoEqUERoR; No QUrN1NR, NC
ARSENIC, NO PoIsoNs. is strong
language, as Physicians and Chemists
have for years tried TO compound a pre-
paration that would entirely cure FEVER
AND AGUE without the use Of strong medi,
cines such as Quinine, Arsenic and Other
poisons Injurious to the system. There l.
no case Of Fever and Ague, Intermittent
Or Bilious Feyers, Congestive Chills
Night Sweats, Liver Complaints, &C., thai
this remedy will not cure at once and per.
msnently. 1t purlhes the Blood, Liver
Spleen, and all tsecretory organs 90 eff
iectually that the Chills will not return
during the season, even when persons
have had them for years. Sold by all the
druggists in Wheeling, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry. eod-&W
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The marks at the wharf last evening
indicated 8 feet l inch and still falling.
The Science departed Tor Parkersbure
as usual. .....
The Iron Valley did not arrive from
Cresaps Grove with q picnic party until
8 o'clock yesterday morning. She left
for New Cumberland after barge.
Capt. Russell, OF the skillinger, and
Capt. Muhlman Of the Andes, arrived Ii
the city yesterday.
The Mallie Raglan is to.dsy'a Palkers-
burg boat nm
The dredges 0swego and Ohio are a,
work at Captins Island. ~
[By Telegraph
PTTsBURGu, July 24.-River 10 inches
and falling steadily. Clear and warm.
Cairo, July "a Observation-Disclosures
City, Vicksburg; B. II. Cooke, Evans
vile. Depsrted-Maude, St. Louis; Capt.,
tai City, st. Louis; Cooke, Evansville
River 10 feet inches and stationary
Clear and hot. ' D l.lI.1
EVANSVILLE, July 24.-Clear. Mercury
80 toi92. River risen 2 inches. Up
Geo. Roberts, Silverthorn. Down-Par-
sgon, Sunday, Roselite, Bransford and
Nashville. Business very dull.
CINCINNATI, July "a River 8 feet
inches and falling. Weather hot There
was thunder storm since dark.
ST. LOUIS, July 24.-Arrived-Rot
Roy, Keokuk; Lewis, Missouri River
Lake Superior, Ct. Paul; Maggie, Peoria
DeFarted-Rob Roy, Keokuk; Red Wing
St. Paul; Belle Of Memphis, Memphis
Kinney, Missouri River, Maggie, Illinois
River. River about stationary. CLEAR
LouaynLs, July 94-River falling
slowly, with 8 feet 8 inches. Thert
was heavy rain tonight. Arrived-A
]. Baker and barges, Wheeling; Rec
Cloud, Henderson. Departed-Red Cloud
Henderson; Baker and barges, 81. Louis
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SQUIRE McCoRMIcK,-This Justice ex,

SQUIRE MCCORMICK. This Justice ex,
ahmed three criminal cases yesterday.
Upon complaint Of Tabitha Dennis
Sarah Jones was arrested and fined 81
and costs for using abusive language.
Sarah Jones then entered a complaint
against Tabitha Dennis, whom she
charged with conlending with loud and
angry words. Tabitha was required tc
find surety in the sum Of $25 to keep the
peace for three months.
Charles Becrolt, for using abusive Ian
guage toward Sarah Jones, was required
to find surety in the sum Of $25 10 keep
the peace for three months.
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SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oper
my new wholesale and retail music store
Of No. 70 (old No. 62) Fifth Avenue, Pitts
burgh on the 10Th Of August next, / offer
the stock now In store at my place Of bus
iness, No. 1113 Main street, Wheeling
consisting Of Pianos, Organs, Musical In
struments Of an kinds Sheet Music, Mu.
sic Books, &c., until August lat at whole
sale prices. Persons DESTROYS OF making
bargains had best call at once, as the sale
at this price will positively close ct thai
time. Special inducements are offered
in every department.
VIZ II EuPru
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-25

|. MAKING ROOM FOR FALL GooDs-In
order to make room for fall and winter
goods ! will sell Tor cash all serge, cloth,
lasting and colored shoes and CATERS at
greatly reduced prices. Justly claim
that there Is no no place in the city at
which you can find better assortment Of
boots, shoes and CATERS than at my shoe
store, corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
Such is the variety oil styles, widths Of
last, ETC., ETC., that none need fear being
disappointed by not obtaining q proper fit.
All Il, r. Grown brand shoes warranted
togive satisfaction, or replaced with new
pair. JERRY CLRMRNs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-25

Boy DRowNED.-on Thursday night
aS the steamer Iron Valley and bArgea
were returning with the picnic party from
CreSap's Grove, Q little boy named
Charles Smith was lost overheard about
mile below the Bellaire bridge. The
boat having been detained until o late
hour by getting aground, the party, most
Of whom were children, became weary,
and had thrown themselves down 10
sleep wherever they could find resting
place. Many were on the roofs OF the
barges, and among them the boy Smith.
How he came to fall overheard Is not
known, nor was It even certainly
known OF the time whether anyone
had fallen over, Notwithstanding an alarm
had been raised by Q lady who felt
sure that she saw q boy fall into the river.
Bone little time elapsed before It was
aScertained that the boy Smith was miss
ing. Owing to the uncertainty that pre-
vailed upon the matter, no attempt was
made to send out skif to ascertain II any
one was In need Of rescue, and II was Of
course too late when the boy Smith was
ascertained to be missing.
The father Of the boy, Mr.. George B.
Smith, with some friends, went down
yesterday to the point where the little
fellow was supposed to have been lost to
search for his body. The search was
without success. The boy was in his 18th
year, but quite small for his age; has
close-cropped black hair, and black eyes;
was dressed in blue-blAck coat and dark,
striped pants; had on q white shirt with
two gold studs and q blue neck.tie.