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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25
NOTICES. /.
NOTICE.

H. IN NOTICE. 1
Additional Redemption Of Warrants.
Tho holders Of City Warrants from No, rs to
No 2I3 inclusive. are hereby notified that ! am
pre- cpared to redeem tho same, on Monday the ztn
Ss, S., As at my % Sd Nth 'hs Et ssss
str' et Interest ceases ~ ,hat .9 uate; e;vrNorNT
,aprs6,2w H. I y! City Treasurer
NJoTiGE-DELAWARk LOAN ASSOCIATION
IN Tho Eleventh annual meeting ot tho Stoek-
holders Of tho Delaware Loan ASSOCIATION. wi'i PC
held Tuesday evening next. the 18th INST. ut IA
O'Clock. in the Office OF the Assoelntion. mo; w w
port will be submitted and an Election ior oheers
and Directors held. GEO.. Z. MAIL.
apr.o Geo. aau ire's-
EXCELsIoR LOAN ASSOCIATION = Second
II series Only os shares Tor sale ut one dollars
'@' ''''' ID. T. HAWKINS. Sec'y.
apr2]tl No. lUi Market street,
Nj OrICE.-All persons who have removed since
~ March 25lh. whether housekcoping or board
;ngD viii send tuch corrections as are needed, to
the office Of the Commercial SO that they may
appear IN the City Directory. aprz2-3t
ARTISANS SAviNus BANK..l
April 3 1874. J
1NHE Board OF Managers this day declared div i
l. deud OF per cent ON deposits tor the 6hon his
"''F '''''. " ct. TAYLOR, r,ca'r.
Ap,iil 1874 is Nv
NJ OlltE-A quarterly meeting oi Ihc Ilus'ecs
IN of the Poor OF New Castle county, Will be held
AT the Aims House in this city, ON Wednesday. III.
2ylh lastaut. at ~ o'clock. Ihose having bills VIII
please hand them to the members representing the
dist riets III which they were contracted.
ap,I5-tm JUnN W. EVANS, tlerk,
| NOTICE Shares for sale in the Delaware. Mu-
l ~ tuuI. Wilmington and Diamond State Loan
| Associations. at sl. W per share. "
| apr3tf GEO. c. MARIS, Sec'y.
| DASPBERRY VINEGAR, rich flavor One bot
IL tie mai ing large amount OF delicious. health
| iu eyerage or family use, parties plc-nics ana
| excursions, put up III bottles at ooc; III gailcl
| Kegs ~ 70 per gallon. Apply 10 the agent
| uENkl L. WEAVER, Coneetioner.
| aDto- I'm oll Market stgeet
| ~ oTICE.-Shares can be had in the fourth serie
| N OF the delaware and Mutual Loan Associa
/ tons at one dollar per share. ~ n
| GEO. Z. MARlS,
| maroGtf Sec'y and Treas'r.
| NJ OFFICES Second series of Stock in the TX
| IN ccislor Loan Association" tor sale. The hrs
payment can be Inade and shares secured on ap
| plicatlon to " y. hhW hiNS, oecy.
| Wiminutou Mar. lift. No. 4Ul Market ot.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25

OTICE-S Second series of Stock in the "Ex-
IN ccislor Loan Association" tor sale. The hr.t
pIcatlon TO b. Z. HAWKINS, Seo'y.
Whining ton, Mar. lift. No. AUi Market at:
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ATTITUDE OF THE DEMOCRATS.

AS mentioned last night none o: the demo
cratic SenOtors who yoled for the currency
bill haye been invited to participate in the
conferences OF the inflationists' Its now un-
derstood that it is contemplated by the demo-
cratic Senators nflatlonists and anti-inflation.
ISIS to also have conference and ascertain
whether any plan in regard 10 the finances
can be agreed upon that can command the
support OF every member of that party.
FOR GRANT A THIRD TINE.
Since the Presidents veto Senator Conk-
ling has openly in the presence of other Sena-
tors, declared for General Grant for n third
term, lt is now said amorg Senators that
Senator Conkling and Secretary Fish We're at
the back of the President in this matter of the
veto, and 1t is believed by many that n tripar-
ttc alliance, offensive and defensive, has been
formed between them; that, Gen. Grant is to
be run for third term as the nominee of the
republican party, and that if his success is
not assured lie will transfer at the auspiciOrs
ment all his influence and support to Senator
COnklinp
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25

EXCELSIOR LOAN ASSOCIATION - Second
L. series Only oS shares Tor sale ut one dollar
u. 7. HAWKINS. Secy.
aprolu No. IUI Market street.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS,


N0TIoE.- -Incompliance with the req uirem.r,.
- 81 tne pct Of Assembly In such case made AMI
provided: do her eby give notice that shall an
Ply In writing to the Court Of General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery ofthe State of DeIo.
ware In and for the County of New Castle upon Mon
DAY, me I'm day OF May next A, D 1874, being the
first day OF the next May Term the said Court for
q license to keep an Inn or Tavern known ar the
Avoca House. on the = side of the road leading
irom Market su "a to Jessup 6 Mdores
Paper MIL, one miie from Market Street
Bridge. in tho Ninth Ward Of tho City of VII.
mington, County Of Now Castle and State OF Della
ware and to sell intox icatng liquors in ess ouan
tties than one quart. fo DO drunk on the premises
anu tho ioiowne Heeholders recommend the said
application TO wit 80 -
John + Banatd his "a f
aeorge Whideicir William +. Williams r
" inIam Sweeny. mark ;.
lsanc Gonnor, Wit John r. Brarard,
John Cnmmons, John Roberts,
W. III. Thompson. John lIaIy
William H. Po,ce, CHRISTOPHER hrrell
| harIes II Caral Daniel Moonev
Johh i; wright James Lam.
Richard 'hbsOn, Jaincs kans,
y; y. johnson, Martin X. Cnoney.
William Carter, Charles U Wright
| Martin Farrell, John G. kolck
| Michael Sweeney.
| apr2''"t' PATRICK WHALEN
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OrICE-All persons who have removed since
~ March 25th. whether Housekeeping or board-
ing) will send tuch corrections as are needed, to
the office of the Commercial. SO that they may
appear IN the new City Directory. apr22-3t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25

NOTICE Shares for sale in the Delaware. Mu
IN tuul, Wilmington and Diamond state lAoai
Associations. at sl. W per share
apr3f GEO. G. MARIS, Secy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-25

NJ OTICE.-A quarterly meeting OF the Trustee!
IN of the Poor OF New Castle county, viii be held
at the Aims House. in this city, Wednesday, the
.h Instant at ~ o'clock. those having bills Will
please hand them to the members representing the
dist riets IN which they were contracted.
aptl5-tm JUuN W. EN- ANS, clerk,
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ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.,l
April 3. 1874. J
nNHE Board OF Managers this day declared a,h,i-
l. deud ut per cent deposits tor the 6hioni his
ending Aprli LIST, lol.
Il. T. TAYLOR, Tic,ar.
Anil l. 1874. Is Nv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-24
rheE Nellle speer paaaed up with

= z - j
The Nellie speer passed mp with
1s'T nj towboat Ed. Hobbs went to the
ToO Mil to load nails. = "a 4 s.,,,.,5 -
sIiThe toWboat Sam. J. Clarke went up
with II barges and one hay boat. IA
The steamer Billy Hodges, with the y.
g. dfedse boat Ohio, arrived and departed
forP Pittsburgh at 9 A. NJ. III.
5GThe dredge boat oswego is still lying
at the wharf awaiting the return of the
Hodges, TO be towed to Pittsburgh. ID
The local packets, including the MAJ
ket Boy. are running on time.
The John w. .Garret passed up with
two freight barges about 8 o'clock last
evening. Pm Il es:lc!
The case Of owners of the steamer Il. j.
Toekwood %. Eureka Insurance Go. is on
trial az Pittsburgh. This Is test case,
and the amount involved is over SIC, 600.
Captain W.J. Rusk has sold to Captain
w. w. ,Fenton the side-wheel steamer
Henry s. Turner for $12, 900. She Will pc
docked and put in good order for business
with the intention OF entering yher IN t NJ
Red river trade from Cincinnati. ).
S The stern.wheel steamboat Germ sunE
on the Marietta wharf; on Monday during
the storm, at 1.3O P. NJ, and was raised BY
her own pumps before dark! On z :,
By Telegraphll
PITTSBURGH, April 28.-River II tee1
and falling steadily. Weather CLOUDY ane
so StNcr1FstNiATI,. April 2sARiyer 81 feet
and falling. ArriYed-Andes, Wheeling
Arlington, Memphis. DEPARTED. "
Parker, Memphis. .ss-,-gsss4g -,
| CA1Ro, April 23.-Rlver risen 2 inches
weather clear, Mercury Oh. AfEtveq-.,
list GenevIve,s Grand Tower, and MAI va
.tCity, st. Louis; B. 81. Cook, Nashville
4 Minneola, Memphis. Departed-St. Gene
lyiYe, Vicksburg; Minneola, Cincinnati
LFalls Pilot, Memphis; Nail City, w healing
EVANSVILLE, April +23.-Rained a.
night; clearing up today. Mercury At
to Sc. River falling, with 36 feet inches
on gauge. Down--Msry Ament, Messen
ger, Pat Rogers, Morning Star and MARY
Houston. Up-Arkansas Belle, Georg'
Roberts, Governor Allen and John Gil
more. Business light.
April 23.-River falipt
fast, IA feet, 6 inches in channel and l;
q feet in chute. Weather cloudy. Bust
ness dull. Charmer to Evansville. Dow
'1-None. Up-Etna and barge, Jas. Gil
more and tow, New Orleans. Freight
very scarce. II is probable that the Rob
ert Mitchell will defer her departure t
New Orleans till next week. Arrived.
lBelle ofs Memphis, Memphis MolliI
Moore, New Orleans; Lewis, Shreveport
Oil City, Ohio River {, gtu
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BU1LDNG.-Mr. Harry Mcbride, a nail
er at the La Belle Mill, is erecting sub
stantial brick dwelling house on Chapline
street, near the mouth of Caldwell's Run.
The building occupied by Doyle &
Fendt as q boot and shoe store, on the
corner OF Chapline and oath streets, is un-
dergoiDg some considerable change in
the way of improvement. The front is
being remodeled, and handsome cornice
has been put up.
We observe that Mr.. James McC Court
ney is puttingup tasty little building on
Market street, next door above Schulz's
confectionery establishment. The store
room will be occupied by the Hebrank
Bros, jewellers. --....... .-y
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River News.

The river was falling slowly yesterday,
with 1s feet in the channel last evening.
The Mallie Rsgon. departed for Pitts
burgh yesterday, morning at 2 O'clock,
with good trip. ~ z. Is - T.
The Courier LETT for Parkersburg at II
AM. 80
The towboats Lake Erie and John
Penny passed up with empty barges -:
The Express is to-day's Patkersburg
boat: 6st.,z z q .ssIs q 80. . :
! The Hudson is expected to arrive from
Cincinnati this evening.
The Granite State, from Pittsburgh, en-
Toute for Portsmouth, is due this evening.
The Stella passed up with 10 empty
barges. Jsaa5i as - FaEsa =.
The Dexter passed down with a tow ~; Of
II barges OF coal, r- q 5TrlryJ 4 ,T5{sT,
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OBrTUARY.-Itis with sorrow that we
announcesthe death Of Mrs. Lizzie Huse-
men, wife of Fred. Huseman, Esq, and
daughter of Capt. c.; 81. Booth, which &C.
CURED at the residence of her parents in
the Seventh Ward about noon yesterday.
Mrs. Huseman was beloved by large
circle of friends, who will feel her loss
deeply. @ III w. 80.
I Mrs, McConnaughy, vile aof Milton
Nice onnaughy, Esq, Mayor of Bridge
port, died at the residence of
her husband in Kirkwood yester-
day morning at 2 O'clock, after a
lingering illness. Mrs. McConnaughy
was an estimable woman, and many
friends and relatives in Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry sincerely sympathize with
the bereaved husband. 3
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GOOD, RELIABLE INsTRuMENrs.-The
Steinway, Knabe and Emerson Pianos,
and the Mason s. Hamlin and Smith
American Organs are each and every one
standard instruments of their class, both
as to price and quality. They are sold at
the most reasonable prices, and on very
liberal terms, and can only be had at
Adams s. Lucas, 1927 Market street,
where can be seen a very large and varied
assortment of them. Parties will do well
to call early and make their selection.
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NEW sPR1Na AND SUMMER GooDs.-
G. Hess, northwest corner of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
Of Cloths, CassimeresiY estings, &c, of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to the season and this market. Large
stock of Gentlemen's F Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this adjustment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any first class house in the city. Gail
and, examine goods and compare prices
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FRUIT PRoePEcTs.-A farmer who re-
sides in the vicinity of West Alexander,
Pa, informs US that the prospect for fruit
in that section of the country was never
better than at the present time. IIthere
be no frost, the peach crop especially
promises to be abundant.
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"D1scRET1oN is the better part of
valor;" but all are not discreet. When
attacked by diseases of the Kidneys or uri-
nary organs, take the great diuretic,
HRLMBonD's BUCHU. It is warranted.
Beware of worthless nM1TAuoHs. The
genuine may be known by the private
proprietary stamp Of 81. T. Helmbold on
each bottle. For. sale by all druggists.
GUuO1H yrs
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THANKSGIVING ADDREss.-A Thanks
giving address WILDE delivered by Rev.
Q. G. sedwlck, DID,, before the-m mem
bers Of Clement Lodge No. 1870, /. Q. o.
F., in the NJ: E. Church at Bridgeport,
on the afternoon of the 26th inst. ....
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AN Island boy got.snother boy, some
what smaller than himself, down on the
ground yesterday, and got hold OF both
his ears, placing his knee in the small of
the boys back, and asked him, in a very
persuasive manner, if he would give him
that white alley of his'nr The boy re-
piled in the affirmative. How easy it is
to settle things when one goes about it
the right way B. ia a
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CoNr1NuED.-Martin Prettyman, who
is charged by Samuel Knight with.a ma.
licious trespass upon his farm at Triadel-
phia, was before Squire Caldwell yester-
day for examination, but the case was
continued to Saturday at o'clock.
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DRUNK AND D1soRDERLY.-Ross Por-;
ter, who lives in Bridgeport, was before
Mayor Dean, of Martins F erry, yester-
day, charged with drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct. He paid $40 and costs.
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DfIBrrN's FERRY tTEMs.-We CLEAN
the following items from the O: 97Rs''s
of yesterday:
The NJ. E. Parsonage at Martins Fer
ry has been solo, to Mr.. VIM Talbot tof
5000. a new parsonsge Is 20 be- erected.
/ the Martins Ferry School Board mas
elected the following officers: Presidents
+ Werlich; Secretary, Rev: 9. d. eunteF;
Treasurer, James Kerr. ..,
Mayor Dean has appointed Thos. Cotti
rel Street Commissioner. -,
On Monday evening at a meeting OF the
u. p. Sabbath School Temperance
Society was organized. Robert Kerr was
elected President, Miss Maggie Ralston
Secretary, and Herby Crowen Treasurer
They will meet again on next Monday
evening 10 perfect their plans and make make
arrangements for future work.
Rev. @. 81. Gunter was recently vlsleec
by a committee appointed by the Ladies
Temperance League, and presented Witl
la purse containing $54 10, and package
of dry goods. III IA
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NEW TINE TABLE.-We understand
that new time table will go into effect
on the B. 6 o. Road on the 10th of May
next. Tho changs will not be import
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. U. s. DISTRICT CoURT.-The Charles
ton extension case is still being argued
Col. W. 81. Hogeman, for defendant
spoke in the morning, and Hon. Mr,
Chandler, for plaintiffs, in the afternoon,
Gov. Price and Gen. Golf will speak on
behalf of plaintiffs to-day, and Judge
Hunter Marshall will probably close the
aroumnnt In. morrnvv ~
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REsulED.-The helpers at the -Etna
mill, who struck week ago on account
of a reduction In their wages Of eighteen
cents per day, have resumed work at the
o1d ratio rs.F
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A BEAUTIFUL stock of dress goods, such
as. black and colored Alpacas, black and
colored silks, Irish and German Poplins,
also Guipure Laces and Fringes, at great
~ reduced prices at Henry Jacobs. -
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TEN indictments were found by the
Grand Jury of the Circuit Court against
saloon keepers for "selllng intoxicating
liquors behind screenes, frosted windows,
and other deYices."
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THE members of the Disciples Church
at Moundsville intend erecting church
shortly. They hold services at present
in Liberty Hall.
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HEAVY striped carpets at 25 cents per
yard. ,,2Sr .r,'.,t
Heavy striped carpets at 40 cents per
yard.
Good Powered carpets at so cents per
yard. ss-r's ta'' 'f'l!' -.
All at Sitter 6 Roth's, corner Main and
Dist streets. ~ 5p.H
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KNIGHTS RETURNING .-About half OF
the Wheeling delegation of Knights OF
Pythias returned from Pittsburgh at noon
Yesterday, accompanied by Kramers
band. They left the "smoky city at 9
A. NJ. All reported themselves delighted
with the demonstration at Pittsburgh,
and speak in the highest terms OF their
reception and treatment there. The re-
mainder of the visitors win return today
or tomorrow. r -
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ANY yourg man who will wear shirt
studs, and then wear a necktie long
enough to hide them from gaze, don't
know the first principle OF reason.
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For the greatest variety and most beau
tiIul style OF Dress Goods, Silks, Mohairs,
of all descriptions, at price so cheap
that will astonish any judge of them, go
now to Centre Wheeling. .s.r
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CRY Nimrods were yesterday shooting
wild ducks on the Island. Many shots
were heard, but few dead ducks were seen.
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EUREKA COFFEE PoTs.-The only gooo
patent condensing Coffee Pot made saves
fully thirty per cent over the old way OF
boiling, retains all thu aroma, making the
beverage pure, clear and most delicious,
and needs no substance to clearly 1t. Call
and get one. Only to be had at the house
furnishing store of Nesbitt s. Bro, 1910
Main street.
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e POLICE CoURT.-There was but one
case before the Police Court yesterday
morning. Charles Ross was charged
With disorderly conduct, but an exam
nation of the case was postponed until
Saturday afternoon at 4 O'Clock. se
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WE heard yesterday that woman in
the Eighth Ward had committed suicide
by taking arsenic, upon hearing OF the
marriage of a former lover. Persistent
inquiry failed to confirm the report, and
we are constrained to believe that as q
sensation this little romance is not sue
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IMP 0RTANT TO THE
lADHE8.s.Grand Opening
on Saturday, April 26thy in
French and American MIL
Iinerv at L. RheinetTom q
co.'s, 1853 Main street.
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/ CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Grand Jury met
again yesterday morning, and in the
evening brought in, the. following bills {:
Two indictments against Cletus Hauser,
for selling liquor to minors; August
Mathew, for selling liquor to minors;
same, for selling liquor on Sunday; The
ophilus Laramie, selling liquor to minors,
two indictments; VIM. ,McManaway, for
selling liquor on Sunday, six indictments;
same, selling liquor to minors. The fol-
lowing parties were indicted "tor selling
liquors behind screens, frosted windows,
and. other devices" Lawrence Heller
and j. B. GWatt, Henry Daub, August
Rolf, Frederick Shipley, Julius Lohse,
Henry liner, Adam Kslbheisch, Paul Hell
Ter, Mary Gaus, Henry Annex.
The Grand Jury having reported theft
labor concluded, they were accordingly
discharged. Gan ~
! The Court was occupied most of the
day in the case of John Reddy, who was
charged with stealing cask of bay rum
from Simon Horkheimer, on the 9th of
January last. The jury returned YER
dict of guilty of petty larceny, and fixed
his imprisonment at sixty days in the
county Jail.
The Court then adjourned to this morn.
iTp
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NEW P1ANos-Another, the third lot
OF Pianos since April 1st, will be received
to-day at sheib's Music Store, lila Main
street, comprising the famous Weber II
ano, recognized by all the artists OF the
day as the best Piano made; the VIM. d.
sheib s. Co. Pianos, which, by their su-
perior qualities and the experience OF so
many buyers, have wonsthemselves into
such large favor; the Hardman Pianos,
so well known as good reliable Piano
and the newly introduced Steiner q 90
Pianos, OF which nine have been sold al
ready this month, arc all represented In
large numbers at his old established
house. Every Piano is fully guaranteed,
written warrantee for five to seven years,
is kept in tune one year free, and will be
sold at prices which DEFY competitor
New seven octave Pianos from $500 up
wards, on the most reasonable terms. Ii
you wish to pay but small amount at a
time on Piano, go to Sheib's you will
be accommodated, you can buya your
own terms. Remember the place, lila
Main street, opposite old Union street.
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Wild flowers, gathered from the neigh
boring hills, are appearing in the win
dows of dwelling houses. 49,.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range of the temperature as
Observed at Silvey's Drug Store, corner
opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
sA.n. IAN. 3P. 7P 4.
~ so 49 AZ
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SPECIAL MEETING of the City Coun-
Gil ia to be held tonight. -
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ANOTHER large invoice of the best
makes and latest patterns of Carpets still al
very reduced prices just received by ]. W.
Ferrel, Centre Wheeling. s,s.E
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PsRsosAL.-R. G. Patrick, Esq, thu
Moundsville National man, graced GU
sanctum with his presence yesterday.
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THE incest and cheapest stock Of Ho-
slery ever offered in the city you canfind
at Henry Jacobs. - 8 ask /.
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CORNER 1oAFKRs and robins are anx
ious for more genial weather.
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COMMUNION services will be held at the
Bridgeport Presbyterian Church on Bun
day next. -
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e,O0O YARDS of remnants in Hamburg
edgings and insertings at great sacrifice
to close ont at Henry Jacobs! ! "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-24
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FRIDAY, APRIL "a, 1874. .
New Advertisements.

Our Own Watch-Louis Decherts.
For Sale-J. P. Lewis. r.
Undertakipg-G. Mendel, Booth % 20
American Watches-Oxtoby and Dus-
field.
Wanted-situation.
Cuspsdores-F. O. Winship s. Co..
Notice-Liquor Dealers. -
Annual Ball-Turner Hall.
Gold Fish-Opera House Drug Store;
Temperance English Lutheran Church
Just Received-F. G. Myers.
For Sale-Horse, Buggy and Harness