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DRINK PURE WATER.-WATER FILTERS
used aai recommended by Prof Chand er; maae ana
Tor sale by RiGELOW MANuFaCrUKiNG COMPANY.
l37 William street n. Y.
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A FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, March

PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1875.
IRE shortly before twelve O'Clock to- night broke
out IN the building occupied by X. b. Williams,
chandler, No. AS North delaware avenue The
PREMISES w"r" """'" "s"a""" io>A not known.
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FRAGRANT SOZODONT.-THiS PEERLESS
dcntiirice hlrdcns the gums. sweetens tire breath.
ceanses and preserves the teeth from youth to old age
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IS WEST NINETEENTH srRKrr,

GENrLEmEN-I beg to say that have used your "BRoS
CnINE' in family with the most gratifying results l
have also TO certify OF its curative power in behalf of
many OF my friends. II Is invaluable medicine, and
should be within reach those suffering from coughs
inS IL from the public, l. X. JEROME.
frepared by the RELIEF MANUFACTURING COM.
PANY AZ Beaver street. New York. also for sale by Cas-
we'll Hazard Co, George j. Wenck 81 Sixth avenue
ana isoy House Haas Tweniv-trst street and Fourth
avenue; A. Hudnut Herald Building; Ditinar Co.,
Asor House, and by druggists generally
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DON'T BUY AN "ELASTlC TRUSS" TILL YOU
have seen POMEROY's. 7st Broadway. tor 81
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FRANCE

THE MILITARY REORGANIZATION BILL PASSED
THE PRESIDENCY OF THE ASSEMBLY,
PARIS March Is, 1875.
The Assembly passed the Military Reorganiza-
ton bill to-day.
THE PRESIDENCY OF THE ASSEMBLY,
A new President OF the Assembly to succeed NJ.
Buffet will be chosen ON Monday next
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A.-GENTLEMEN'S HATS.-SPRING STYLES
for 1875 ready tor inspection ami sale at ESPEN-
SCHEID'S, Manu- &C turer. ll8 Nassau street
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A.-THE RUSSIAN vAPOR NNARBLE) BATHS
IS Fourth street. largest luxurious and
popular baths in the United States Try them your
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A.-ASTOR HOUSE THE CLOSING OF THIS
house does include in any interfere with
MARsn's RADICAL CURE Truss Office, No Vesey street.
ASOr House.
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ENGLAND.

MERCANTILE FAILURE WITH IMMENSE LA
BILITIES.
LONDON March 13, 1875.
Messrs John c. Imthurn Co., merchants, NO.
East India avenue, have Jailed.
Their liabilities are $40, DOC, OOO
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A.-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
and Brass Signs Store Office and Sign Painting
UPHAM x Co., 3y9 broadway
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A.-HATS FOR GENTLEMEN, SPRING STYLES
now ready at lowest prices. Z. ERNtNWkIN. l43 Mas.
sau street between Beekman and Spruce streets
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A.-SILK ELASTIC STOCKINGS, BELTS. KNEE
Caps, Abdominal Supporters Suspensory Bandag IS
shoulder Braces and Clutches at MARSHS Truss Odce
No 2 Vesey street. Lady III attendance.
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HEALTH LIFT $50 FIFTH AVENUE, BETWEEN
Twenty second and Twenty-third streetS-Elegant
rooms; best Of care. Refer 10 Cyrus W. Field. &C.
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TRUSSES.-DEFORMlTY AND SURGICAL IN
srumens A person OF great experience in office apd
factory wishes an engagement; references. Address
AUCHHIOGIs. Herald ctiicc.
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AN OFFER WILL BE RECEIVED FOR TWO
TEN AND THREE EIGHT CYLINDER Hoe ROTARY PRESSES;
WILL BE SOLD Low. Address'THE NEW YORK HERALD
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STANDARDS ToNIC.-GREAT. SUCCESSFUL
constitutional nvigorator. Pint bottles 81. downtown
Retail Medicine and Periumery Depot, a Maiden lane
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DIR. HALLS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEW
remedy for Coughs Colds and Bronchitis 5Oc, at drug
glsts. Office, so Cedar street.
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A PLEASANT, SAFE AND EFFECTUAL REM
edv for Brghts Disease, Diabetes Grave! all DIS.
the Bladder and Kidneys is KEARNEYs EXTRACT
BuCHU. None equal toIt sold by druggists.
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wre.ched spring "fngcrpad," hard rubber and iron
hoop trusses to he seen at the ELASTIC Truss COM
PANY'o office, 6s3 Broadway.
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A-SCALP DISEASES AND COMPLAINTS, DAN.
drutf falling, loss AMI untime grayness NOES and
warts cured without cutting or leaving scars also
moth patches, freckies pimply eruptions unnatural
redness OF the nose and untimely wrinkles of the
are cured by the special treatment OF Dr. b. c. PERRY,
40 Bond street. YORK..
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BIRDS OF ALL KINDS ARE RESTORED TO
health and song celebrated GLOBE BIRD MEDICINES
excellent while moultng. breeding &c. For sale by all
druggists and bird acrs 2Jc per hottie Prepared by
tne SINGER GRAVEL PAPsR COMPANY, 5sa Hudson
stra n
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pYEyyG AND cLEAyrNG.-THl

DYETNG AND CLEASING.-THE EMPIRE DYE
ING AND CLEANING COMPANY call Tor and deliver
goods: work surpassed by none Ofices-9}6 Broadway
near Twenty second strset; 1886 Sixth avenue. near
Fourteenth street; T5 Eighth avenue near twenty
fOu nth street
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A-CORRECT STYLE GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
HATS ready. BURKE, NO. 2l4 Broadway, Park Bank
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A CONSIDERATIONS on DISEASES OF WOMEN"
~. by Dr. sPRENG, late member New York Academy
of Medicine mailed tor 10 cents Address the author
s0l West Twenty second street. The Medical Review
says:-"This pamphlet should be read by every lady.
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PURITY

NO ARTICLE OF DRESS REQUIRES AS MUCH
attention As the collar. The WARWICK CoLsas Is TIC
you should
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THE CELEBRATED POOR RICHARDS EYE
WATER Sold by all druggists
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C-RUPTURES AND PHYSICAL DEFORMl-
ties successfully treated by DIR. MARSH at No. vesey
Pau's church.
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WIGS. TOUPEES. &C.-G RANCHFUSS. PRAC--
WIGsAKER and importer OF HUMAN HAIR, "a East
Twelfth street, near Broadway
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ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS AND BANNERS
made packed and shipped tn order by
HOJEk 4 GRAHAM, o. Duane street.
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CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR
PAIN references given
j. NJ COMiNs, NJ d.. ls3 East Twenty sixth street.
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FEARFUL BUNION-UNABLE TO WEAR
shoe for two yeears-GILES' LSlxESI IopIpE or AM
Westches,er county. n \. Sold by all druggiss
Depot 45l Sixth avenue.
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AL-FURNITURE BARGAINS. SEE kelly &
CO.'S advertisement
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DAVID'S SPRING STYLE OF HAT FOR GEN.
temen ready. 299is Broadway, near Duane street.
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A.-FURNITURE.-NEw STYLES PARLOR, IL
brary:, Dining and Chamber Furniture; also the
from Broadway, and 1879 and 2Ul Fulton street, near
Greenwich, New York. VIM. Il. LEE.
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CARPETS. OII,CLOTu. LACE CURTAINS. &c

CORNS, BCNIONS CHlLBLAINS INGROwING
Nails &c, cured without pain Com CURE by mail. Soc
DR.. RICE, lS9 Broadway near ley street
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DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, CONSTELLATION
All cases curabe by Or sHAhI"s SPECIFIC Livery box
warranted Retail wENk'S Pharmacies, Gilsey House
and 2cl sixth avenue
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WHY LONGER ENDURE THOSE AGONIZING
palms. restless nights and general bad health when
speedy relief to follow the application OF Eloc
tricity ut No. West Fourteenth street
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EXTRAORDINARY CURES OF COUGHS AND
colds the of WIsTAR's BALsAN OF WILD
CHERRY So and 81 bottle; large bottles much tho
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ALEXANDER YoUNG's OLDEST
y. z. u. WHEAT AND RYE
WuISkkYS
ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD"
WHOLESALE 80 BROAD STREET NEW YORK
RETAIL ONLY BY FIRST CLASS GROCERs
AND DEALERS.
nISTILLERY AND MALrHOUSES. 4Ut 400, 400 40
AND +i2 SCUM STREET. WAREHOUSES;, PASSiUSk
ROAD, PHILADELPHIA
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Largcst and lowest prices in the city, Full
lines Tapestry Brussels from 81 Is; BODY Bruss Is ST. 49,
Vevets 81; Three ply 81 % Ingram 40 and up.
ward. Lace Curtains from 81 10 So per pair about half
the usuai price SHEPPARD KNAPP's Nos. lSS and lisa
sixth avenue door below Thirteenth street orders
by mai. receive prompt attention.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


A TTRACrIyE NEW BOOKS.
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IN nnO VOLUMES BOOKS OIL PAINTINGS.
OU.OOO Antiques, dc 10. sale Furniture. Carpets.
Libraries Books ind famrhcts bOuynt tor :asn al No
4 University Dlace. meek Washington siaare.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-26

To BE- INvEsTldATED.-The authorities
at Steubenyllle arc apparently not satis.
fed with tho rosultoi the inquest recently
hald at Bridgeport In tho Alice Martin
abortion case, Tie States Attorney X Of
Jefferson county hos subptenacd a num-
Der Of witnesses to appear before the
grand juryat SleubOnVillc on Wednesday
next, when the case will be thoroughly
Investigated. The Statcs Attorney Wis.
tied Bridgeport on Wednesday, and
subpenaed the following witnesses James
McConnaughy, Clara MOGavern, Mrs, VIM.
Martin, James Walker and Drs. Cook
and Fisher. Several other parties In
Bridgeport are to 10 subpenaed Mrs.
Wiggins and daughter, and other citizens
of SIeubenvillc, will appear before the
grand jury, and every effort will be madc
To discover the guilty parties. a.
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The Great Representative Amer
lean Piano Manufacturers,

Messrs, SteinWay 4 Sons are undolbt-
edly entitled to this proud appellatiop,
and also that Of being the piano makers
Of the world, for their instruments are
now heard in every land on Ehichthe sun
rises and sets, Recognized as the pioneers
and introducers Of improvements which
have tended % the perfection OF that in
strument which is appreciated as the
household prize Of every well regulated
establishment, their fame Is justly world
wide, and has been crowned with laurels
never previously bestowed upon any other
piano manufacturer in this or any other
Some idea Of the vastness Of their blsi-
ness and the manufacturing facilities
necessarily required may be gathered
from the fact-obtained on inquiry-a!s
10 the present condition Of local Ameri-
can manufactures, that during the week
ending Dec. s, in addition to their large
and Constantly increasing city retail
trade, they shipped seyenty.four new
pianos to all parts Of the Union and
Europe, audduFing the following one, the
uncxampled number Of one hundred GRd
tco. The same average Of shipments
still continuing, commentis unnecessary
A full stock OF SteinWay Pianos at the
sole agency, ADAMS 4 LUCAS,
1917 Market Street.
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ACTIVITY ATTHE WHARY.--A scene Of
bustling activity prevailed on the wharf
yesterday. BOGbare being got In readi-
ness for starting OUT and the hurry and
confusion incident 10 such Is in striking
contrast with the dull, listless state Of ri.
fairs existent there during the past month,
Men here aud there bustling about, some
heading boxes, rolling barFals md: tus'
selling with gigantic pieces Of freight,
others running TO and fro, trying TO do a
dozen things at u time and not succeeding
in accomplishing anything ID Consequence
stalwart negroes with GaFpet.bags In var.
ious stages Of existence, Of every descrip.
ton and ~ ancient "a IPlatarchs Liycs;'
white men, thrown out Of work for months
boys painting undcr huge bundles; men Of
all ages and compilations standing on
street corners, In doorways und saloon
entrances, descantlng upon their prospects
for trip, Water street was yeSterday
.thrOnged with this class, all gay and san.
guine IN their expectations.
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A TRAMpING THIEF.-Main street wal
the scene Oi lively COmmotiOn last
evening, A tramp stole u gum oyercOat
from The door Of N. Ensheimer's clothing
store, on Main between 1lth and l9tt
streets, and started on run down The
hill, Glosly followed by the proprietor o.
the store and about twenty-five others
crying stop thief" murder" "shoot
him, &C., which soon attracted all the
merchants and clerks to the pavement
The thief was finally captured neaer l2tl
street, and special officer John shanle,
took him before Justice O'Keefe. A
warrant had been sworn out before
Justice Gillespy, and Officer Henry took
charge Of the prisoner and escorted him
before that magistrate, lie was ex
amined and committed IN jail to insure
his appearance before tho County Court
for trial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-26

List OF JuRoRRTThe following Is a
list Of grand jurors Summoned to Hppear
at the County Court at 9 o'clock a. y, on
Monday next;
Warrington John zOsckIsr, Clark
Madisoa-JacOb s. Rhodes, William A,
Turner, ]. Nelson Vance, Samuel Nc
Clellap, John Bishop,
QayIAndrew d. Britt, Alfred G. Eyer
ter, George W. Franlheim, A. ". Kelley.
CeRtre-N. Wilkinson.
URioR-Caspef He'll, B, +. Caldwell.
Ritekie-James F. Barnes.
Rebae-John HapdlAp,
The petit iurors, who are summoned to
appear at the Court House at 8 A, N, on
Wednesday, are IS follows.
WaakmgtW-John Sweeney, Joseph
Marshall, Am. Phillips, Alexander Pan
A' aadi,sSi 81 SSdsIB. FsFs, we s6fsi
Allen E, Graham, George Baker.
Gay-Henry Cook, John LentE, George
Tracey, Robert Smith.
UaioR-JuliuS LOhse, Jacob Morris, o
]. Crawford, Andrew MuldreW,
Ctats-Christian Wagner, James Reed
August Ebellpg,l gkIg ygllglJ
Kebaer-Wm. Moore, Valentine Frank
Stephen Clark, i. NOlte, AZ 3
Richie-Henry G. Ulrich, Benedict
| Speidel, John Plues. ~ ~
Riehlaad-Ebenezer Mugee, Joseph G
North, James Ridgely.. ftrlltr o.
Liberty-Dayid Bell, John J. Jacobs
\ Joseph D, Curtis,
THadelpkia pJames .iBSifl2 william
Butler, Louis Wheeler.
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Dyspepsia,

Dyspepsia is the most discouraging and
distressing disease man is heir to. Amer
leans are particularly subject to this dis
ease and IL effects such rs sour stomach,
sick headache, habitual coStiveness, heart
burn, water-brash, gnawing and burning
pains In tho pit Of the stomach, coming
up Of the food, cOated tongue, disagreea.
bic taste in the mouth, impure blood and
all diseases Of the Stomach and Liver
Two doses Of GREENs AUGUST FLOWER
will relieve you at once, and there posi-
lively is not a case in the United States II
will not cure. lfyou doubt this, go to
your druggist and get sample bottle for
10 cents and try II. Regular size u
cents, eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-26

LOCAL PERsoNALS.-Robert Simpson,
Esq, member Of the State Legislature
from this county, arrived home yesterday
upon leave OF absence,
Capt. VIM. STANLEY has been appointed
q special policeman by Mayor Sweeney,
Col. ]. II. Pendleton, W. J. W, Cowtlen
and John o, PendlCton have entered into
q cOpartnership for the practice Of Law,
The new firm hang their shingle out ut
1gl4 Chapline street. ''faf tr.a
DR., Wfllbank, wits and daughter, Of
Cincinnati, are stopping at the sIamm
House,
The remains ofMp, Sarah Z, Hswley,
Of Wheeling, were inferred In the ST,
glairsEills, Presbyteriqn cemetery on
Monday "! u s5IS.E .ill1E
Mrs, NJ. a. Welsh, mother Of State
Treasurer Welsh, died at Glencoe, this
county, on Monday morning last, at the
age Of 80 years sna5 pOpthA-SL Cars
vile Gaactte.
Mr., Thomas Cochran, late Of this place,
and late Deputy Sheriff, has removed to
Martins Ferry, opened RHl ofiCe In that
AOurishing town, and chung out his
Single" as an Attprney qti Law Notary
Public and Real Estate Agents. Glars
vile Gazette. ] ilg I arms g4tsJ Jgl
Col. Il. NJ. Norton, OF Ashland, Kyy
and his brother, II D. Norton, arrived IN
the city yesterday and are stopping at the
81, James. iljI swi19 lgI4 Cos
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AN UaLY FAIL-About 8 o'clock Inst
evening Feargus Whalley, proprietor ofja
shoe store under Washington Hall, fell
from a stairway In the rear Of Ills store
room and sustained severe injuries. The
stairway gave way under him, aud pre-.
cipitated him 10 the ground, Mr.. Whall
ley's head was badly bruised, and his nose
cut, besides several ugly bruises on his
body. The fall rendered him insensibleI
and upon recovering consciousness he
was conveyed to hiS residence on the
Island, corner Zane ahd South Broadway
Rifnnla I
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MARrp's FERRY ITEAts.-The trial Of
the case Of Skater n, Jump will occupy
the attention Of Justice Eaglesop's Court
this morning
Capt, Inglsbright hopes to start the
ferry boat this morning,
Tomorrow Is payday at the Ohio City
and Etna mills. al
The funeral OF Leander sOIes took
place yesterday afternoon from the resi-
dence Of his mother-in-laW, and was
largely attended by his late companions,
by whom he was highly appreciated.
George Soles, brother Of the deceased, ar
rived from Ashland, KY, alter q long
and roundabout trip, in time to be
present at the funeral.
The ice has again broken up and not
damaged the ferry boat in the least, but
It carried away q barge from the furnace
landing belonging to Armstrong 4 Coz Of
Wheeling,
The spelling tonight promises to be
equal in interest to the last one, Capts.
Vanpelt and Dean are each hopeful Of
victory this time, and We predict IN anil
mated contest.
The trial Of Jimmy Lawless comes of
ut steubenville next Monday, and NUM-
Der off citizens will attend to tell what
tthey know about the case.
Mr., James Gordon died yesterday, aged
90 years, Hewas the Oldest man in Pease
township.
The glass works shut down yesterday
TO give the employees chance to attend
the funeral Of Leander Soles.
Persons proposing to attend the spell;
ing match tonight had better go early 7
they want to secure a seat, for the hall
will certainly be crowded. And above
all they shouldn't forget the 10 cents adj
mission fee.
We saw boy going home yesterday
with BACKED eye and soilcd clothes,
and shortly aftcrward the father OF said
boy went rushing up town inquiring
where he could find the proper officer,
&c, And we expect that other boy will
be called upon this morning to explain
to Judge Dean what he knows about that
eye blaoking and soiled clothes business.
Mr., Willard, Of Cleveland, Is in town.
HARRY FoRRESTER,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-26

rERsoSs who have taken 10 using ker.
osene oil instead Of gas, on account Of
tho apparent iearneSs Of the latter In
comparison with The extreme cheapnesS
Of the former, would do we'll To examine
their insurance policies. Some boiicies
do not permit The tSe Of oil, OF any other
burning fluid, and In these cases the In.
stltance would be invalidated by substi.
tutihg such liRht for FaS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-26

To-Day Ia the second anniversary Of
Freundschaft's Castle No. /, Ancient
Order knights Of tho Mystic Chain, In
this city. The above mentioned OrdeI
haS instituted five more Castles in our
State, Of which two are located in
Wheeling. There will be no public
demonstration made upon this anniver.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-26

WATER WoRKs.-The Council Com.
mittee on Water Works held n meeting
In the chamber OF the Second Branch last
evening. We understand that the list Of
delinquent tax payers Is smaller for the
year 1874 than it has been at any time
during the past eleven yeafs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-26

OBtrUARY.-On Sunday last, after al
illness Of four days, Thomas Williamson
formerly Of this city, died at Irontoh
Ohio, In the Slst yoAr Of his age. Mr.
Williamson was the father Of Mrs. +. D
Norton, Mrs. L. +. Dean and Mrs. Waite
all we'll known IN Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-26

WHEELING got Soup House and then
caplG,the Capital. s1IoW would II do for
lIellaire 10 coax the county seat down
there the same way NaHia's Ferry Nelrs
II our Information Is correct Bellairu
already has the Soup lTonse, and II the
proper influence were brought to bear, it
Is probablethat the young city could now
he Induced to except the county seat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-26

LADIES who wear bliStles should fasien
the thing down, and not meander the
streets with hugo b0hdlob0lblng up md
down, and wriggIingfrom hdC to side be.
hind. II looks ridiculous, md, besides,
with 30 many beads and bugles on II, il
SRt 70 na5Ee'Ppetts444A walking IN TIE rear
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-26

DRowSEp.-We regret to learn that
Constance ResSigcr, little daughter OIL
Samuel ReSsigcr, formerly Of this place
fell into wellin West Virginia day OF
two ago and was drowned. lIer remains
will pe brought here for bnrial.-Bdraes.
vie EatetpFist 4 Ian 1"3NNg Er .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-26

OVEN in the Seventh Ward The citizens
promenade on paling fences with The
grace and ease Of tight.rUpe attiqts. The
streets being impasSdble In muddy wealth.
ef, the average lslandet becomes acCuS.
toned to such exercise from bis birth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-26

TnE Scientific American speaks Of a
chemist who lns succeeded Ii making q
very fair kind Of coffee out Of an old shirt.
This takes the starch out Of anything
we've read lately. We feel that we could
collar and cuff that chemist.