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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-31

BY J. Blocker, Son Co.. OF the house with plot tn,
south side Of 13Gts 1916 feet Of Wills ave. 35xiO0
Sept 20 also the house with plot the south side u
Both st., 1866 feet west VI Wiisaye 35xlOO " sept
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The river has commenced 10 fall again
The marks last evening indicated 8 feel
8 inches.
The first departure was the Express
for Parkersburg, with moderate trip.
The Steubenyille, sunfsh and Bellairt
packets arrived and departed as usual.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
The Granite State passed down, en-
route for Portsmouth.
Business Is rather quiet about the
wharf just now. There il but little freight
moving, and the rates are 40 very low
that the river men complain that ihey
are not making living.
The Tom DodswOrth passed Up with n
TOW Of empty barges and one model barge.
The Fred. Wilson passed down at 8 P.
n. with tow Of coal.
The Coal Hill passed down in The even.
ing with tow Of coal.
The elegant new and fast steamer
Hudson, In charge Of Capt. Will Lisi.
will take her departure for Cincinnati al
3 o'clock this afternoon.
By Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, April 23-Riyer O
feet II inches and falling. Weather clear
and cool.
MEtRHB, April 23.-River fell 10
inches. Weather clear and pleasant. DE-.
patted-Belle Of Shreveport, CITY Of
Vicksburg, Great Republic, 81. Louip;
Grand Lake No. !, New Orleans; illinois,
Vicksbutg.
ST. Lofts, April 2S.-Artived-Red
Wing, Lake Pepin; Alice Brown and
Hobbs, Ohio river; KeeBef, Marie and
Dolphin, Illinois river; Johnson, KeoknE.
81. Genevieve, VicksburE Duaab. Ma!
souri, river. Depatted-GolosssI Davsn.
port and Johnson, Keokuk; Belle Of Mem.
phis, Memphis; Mitchell, 81. Paul: MAJ.
gle, Illinois river. River falling sloWiS.
Weather clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, April 23.-Weathef cleat.
Mercury 80 to Coz. River stationary
with Is 4l0 feet on the eauFe. tin
ll!dleNtld, Geo. Roberts, Red Cloud, Silver.
morn, Fawn. DoWn-Chas. B. Church.
Turner, Thomas Sherlock. The Chutch
ldded 900 tons. The Sherlock lies over
.ill Tomorrow and will receive liberaIlv.
Packet rather light. Business moderate
CINCINNATI, April 23-The river Il Is
Get inches and rising. Aftivei-T IS
Rhodes, Pittsburgh; Robert Mitchell
New Orleans. Depafted-Andes, Wheel.
nE ]. s. Rhodes, st. louis.
NASHVILLE, April 23.-The river il fis.
ng with 8 feet inches; weather clear
md pleasant. The steames Eddyville ar.
tved, and departed for Cairo.
iouBv1lG,E, April 23.-The river Il
allihg with 8 feet inches in The canal
Irtiyed-John Taylor, Madison. DEPART.
d--Millet, Memphis.
CATRo, April 23.-The river Il % Eesi
I'd falling. Atffived-Jalia, ST. IoSjs
jag and oakland, New Orleans jobn 4
cuddet, 81. Louis; ALI. stevehS 81 / ,o1is.
lepaEted- Oakland, Pittsburgh: .fSliS
'ieksburg AiaG, Pittsburgh.
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Cheap for Cash!
Great Reduction in Prices

50 Pieces yard.wids Psrralss down to
50 Bolts yard.wlds Blssched Muslin
down b 30.
so Bolts yad.Wlde soft finish Cambria
Muslin down 10 Ile.
1000 Yards silk and wool Pongee Plaid
Settings reduced from 81 ~ to BOO.
1000 Yards Silk and Mohalr Plaid Suit.
inns reduced from rs TO $50.
500 Yards FOularde Plaid Suitlnqs re-.
dBeed from 81 ~ to ESQ.
500 Yards al coloB Spring klpacas
reduced 10 25c.
1000 Yards magnificent and brilliant
Lastre Black Alpacas reduced 10 37c.
Beautiful grey and black stripe Sum.
mef Silks reduced from 81 IS 10 csc.
Handsome silk striped POplln Suitlngs
reduced 10 25e.
We call the attention Of the Ladies to
the above SpeClaties. These are real
Bargains, and the like cannot be dupll.
Gated again at any such figures during
the season.
i. Blum 81 Bro.
ap2l
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TRASsFERs or RIAL EsIATE.-Theiol-
lowing deeds, transferring real estate in
The county Of Ohio, we've left ior record q
the Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court
during the week ending yesterday:
Deed made April II. 1875, by W, P,
Hubbard and vile to Iames Brown, Tor
part oflOt 80 feet 'front.' on l4th street
joining Warrenis property, between Jacob
and Wood streets, Admitted April Il;
5000.
Deed made April Il, 1879, by james
Brown and vile to W. p. Hubbard, for lot
No. II in W. Armstrong; addition, front
Of 80 feet on York street, and piece Of
ground joining on south side Of lot II, 60
ieet front and running back 10 feet; also
piece Of ground on said street 60 feet BY
10 feet, Joining E Hobbs lot, Admitted
April II.
A quit claim deed, April II, 1873, BY
Medaa W. Stone and wife to Thos. Z.
Smith, assignee in bankruptcy, Of their
interest in and TO lots 9 and 10 on corner
Of Water and Second streets, C. W. Ad-
mitted April II.
DEED made March ., 1915, BY Green
wood Cemetery to John H. Clarke, for
burial lot No. "a in section "D.R Admit
ted April II; $50.
Deed made March %, 1875, BY VIM.
Klieves and others to b. ImhOtf and Geo.
Carl, trustees Of the First German Evan.
Luth. lions congregation, for the south
one-hali Of lot los, and the north one
third Of lot No. l67 Chapline street, 9th
Wand. Admitted April 10; $3.50.
Deed made March 10, 1871, BY Wm.
Delbrugge and wife to Ferdinand He'll, in
trust for Catherine He'll, for the north II
feet Of lot 81 and the south 20 feet Of lot
30, east side Of EOtf street between I'D
and eth streets. Admitted April 10;
Si,6s5.
Deed made April 10, 1878, by james
II. Forsyth to Harry Caldwell, for part Of
lot II on Market, between 10Th and 18th
streets, 30 feet front, joining BOtsfOrd.
Admitted April 81; 5000.
Deed made April q, 1875, By John
RinEes to Charlotte ChristmyeF, for his
interest in and to 80 acres of land on
National Road, in Triadelphia district,
Admitted April 81, SO.
Deed made April %, 1873, by Charles
Feltc and others to L. II. SnOor, for the
Is feet Of lot No. 10 in square 10, S. w,
Admitted April -; $1,000.
Deed made April 20, 1875, BY L. II.
SnoOr and others to Charles FelGe, Tor the
northern IS fee. Of lot No. l0,S, W. Ad.
mitted April -; 81 800.
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A DAY OF RAsESS ASD PRAYm-h
vieE q The SOih dayO Of April being fixed
upon 8 day Of Fasting and Prayer by
the friends Of Temperance in England,
the Women's National Christian Temper.
ance Union unite With them 70 observe
the S0th Of April as day Of Humilia-
ton, Fasting and Prayer, in behalf Of
Temperance in our land.
Societies are requested TO observe the
day BY holding all-day prayer meetings
and mas meetings and BY doing such
other work a the Spirit may prompt,
The following themes are suggested,
and an hour designated for each, that all
may unite as one in believing prayer;
From 9 to 10 M.-FOr the Christian
Women Of the land; that they may know
and do their duty in relation to the
liquor traffic,
From 10 to ll.-For the Pastors Of the
Churches; that they may be clothed With
spiritual power, and taught Of God, as to
the part they ought to take in this work.
From II to l2.-For the Children and
Young People OF the land; that they may
be kept from the debasipg influence Of
strong drink.
From IL 10 For Christian and other
Business Men; that they may dare to
stand by the right.
From ! 70 2SFOr our Country, and all
in Official Positions.
From to 3.-FOr Manufacturers and
Dealers, men and women; that God may
open their eyes and enable them to see
that they are running the souls and bodies
OF themselves and'others.
From 8 to 4.-FOr the Young Men who
frequent the dram shops.
From 4 TO 5.-For Drunkards and their
suffering wives and children.
Mass meeting at q in the evening.
Mis- FRANCES f. WILLARD,
Cor, Sec, W. n. c, T. Union.
ANNIE WHTESNYER,
TGs Pres't W. n, c. 7. Union.
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SPELLING MARCH AT ZANE STREET
CHURcH.-I.ast night at Zane Street n.
Z. Church there was quite an interesting
spelling match between the Sunday School
OF that Church and the English Lutheran
School. Quite good sized and we'll be.
haved audience had gathered in the audi.
ence room 10 witness the exercises. E. g.
Cracraft was Captain for the Zane street
spoilers and John II. ZeVely for the Eng.
lish Lutheran. ]. r. Thompson acted a.
announcer, and Prof. SnOWden and J. n.
Richards, Esq, as referees. The words
spelled were under the letter "B" in Web
ster's Dictionary. Below Is q list Of the
spoilers:
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l. Your I.IIe WortI, no t,euts.

Sickness prevails everywhere and
everybody complains Of some disease dur.
ing their Life. When sick, the object Is
toget we'll; now We say plainly that no
person in this world that i suffering with
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and its ef.
fectS, such as Indigestion, Costiveness,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn, PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, Depressed
Spirits, BiliousnesS, &C., can take Green's
August Flower without getting relief and
cure. II you doubt this, 20 to your
Druggist, and get a Sample Bottle for
10 cents and. ttyit. Regular size IS cents
Two doses 8ilirelieve you. eod4W,
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY. A new
family grocery has been opened at S.
HOrkheimer's old stand, opposite the
lower end Of the Second Ward Market
House, by MessrS, Crawford 4 Thoburn,
who are pretty well known as clever bu-
siness men. They have started out with
= large and fresh stock Of goods, and are
prepared to furnish everything usually
found at 4 first class family grocery. Our
citizens will find it to their advantage to
call upon the new firm, and satisfy them
selves as to the prices. Every customer
will be promptly and politely attended to.
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HELMBoLD's BUCHU Is still in the Ie.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele.
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists. II is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
feib. Genuine has proprietOr's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&W.
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Ms II. MILLER, Of Bellaire, would re.
specially announce to those Of her form.
er patrons and the public in general
that she has secured the services Of Miss
Mamie Rankin, A. her chief milliner, and
would be glad to receive an early call
from them, at her new fashionable store,
No. 1888 South Union, or Told Water
street., opposite the r & o. Depot, Bell.
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srLRILnG NKWs-Ha1ing Just return
Cd from theEastern market and being late
in the season have bought from manu-
factureEs and large auction sales many
goods At nearly one-half their value, and
! now propose to give them away Al the
same rate. Call soon and examine for
yourselves. Also three additional sales
men wanted Immediately. None but ex-
pelienced hands need apply, At Nos, 20l9
and s09l Main street, Centre Wheeling.
JOHN RoDIER.
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BooE.KEEPGNo SENP1IFrED.-The whole
system briefly and clearly explained,
with valuable business Rules and Tables.
Cloth 81. Boards 70 cents. Sent post.
paid. Catalogue Of Practical Books free.
D. B. W4GGESER 4 Co, Publishers,
324 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
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CouSCfL pOfNS[The session was In
letesting and ptottacted.
Hildteth quoted this line from Fox,
Book Of Martyrs. "Giye the old man 4
chance
Horkheimet thinks there are some
mysterious ways about the Second
Branch.
McGaW seldom speaks, but he de.
liVered an eloquent temperance address
last evening-voting solid mo- every time.
The ordinance assessing the tax on
licenses to sell liquor has been handled
and penciled until It looks like a McGuf.
fey Speller.
Ten gas iets were burning, al an OK.
pense Of g 10 per foot, while the Council-
men deliberately discussed the question Of
referring a petition for a street crossing.
The fight over the Licenses was a stub.
born one. The lobby held its breath at
intervals.
Waterhouse was not present, although
the house was we'll Watered.
The gentlemen from the Eighth Ward
had Leasure to vote against the reduction.
"Fiye minutes to smoke" is we'll re-
ceived in Council.
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acknowledgement.
SATURDAY, APRIL -, 1879.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisement.
Disciples' Church.
English Lutheran Church.
Steamer Hudson.
Dried Peaches-Gglebay & Sons.
Crawford 4 Thoburn.
Carpets-Zink & Son.
Wanted-PGper Hanger.
Temperance MeetingS.
Slave Cabin Concerts.
Observation-Disclosures, Booth & Co.
Sealed Proposals..
Parlor Furniture-Morehead & Co.
Strayed or Stolen.
Sheriff. Sale.
Proposals for Machinery, &c.
Trustees Sale.
Proposals.
Assignees Notice.
Assignee's Sale.
List Of Letters.
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For all wool ingram, s ply brussels
carpets 50 per cent. less than any house
in town, SO to the closing out sale oi
J.W. FERREL,
Main and Goth Street.
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RefrigeratOrs.
Ice Chests,
Water Coolers,
Bird Cages,
Cooking Stoves,
House Furnishing Hardware,
Timers Stock and Trimmings.
The largest stock, greatest variety and
lowest prices in the city al
NEsBITT & BRo's,
1910 Main 81.
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The STRIKING ,FEEDERs-Thete il
nothing new Of Importance to note In the
feeders strike. Forty.seven machines are
running at the Top Mill, sixty.five out Of
the one hundred and ten at the BenwOod,
twelve At the Belmont and lhirty.twO at
the Riverside. The majority Of these,
however, are either run by nailers, sons
OF nailers, or young men learning TO
grind. The hot iron feeders at the
Labelle are still al work. but the cold
iron feeders at that mill knocked off at
noon yesterday and Joined in the strike.
This strike Is causing the employers 10
consider the feasibility Of introducing
the patent seli.feeders which are in sue.
cesstnl operation in Jones 4 IAuRhlins
Nail Works, at Pittsburgh, the Oxford
Nail Works, in New Jersey, and in the
tack factory in this city. The feeders,
however, do not believe in the ptactica.
bility Of the self.ieeding machines, and
are not willing TO C0ncede that they can
be run 10 advantage here, or that the
employers really intend introducing
them.
A meeting Of the striking feeders will
be held at Otts Hall this afternoon, al
which all the mills will be Represented.
II Is reported that the helpers will also
attend the meeting and make a common
cause with the feeders.
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ALTHOUGH We do not claim that the
ElmwoOd collar will wash, we do claim
that 1t will keep clean longer than any
other.
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JUsF received at Aronheimer & Lewis,
full stock Of new spring dry goods
which will besold cheaper than any other
house in Wheeling.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES spell Of spell.
ing has been inaugurated.
The Zane Street-Lutheran spellerl
wentdown on the letter b.
The day pupils and pupils Of the night
school Of the Seventh Ward had contest
in the public school building on the
Island last night.
II you want to become familiar with all
the big words in the English language you
should read Walt Whitman's poems.
The pupils Of St. Joseph's Academy
have spelling matches in English and
German, music, Rotations and tableaux,
at the Academy, on Tuesday evening
next.
The Germans call a spelling bee
"Buchstabireh Biene." Now put down
this word and see II you can spell It.
A contest which would embrace all the
lawyers, doctors, teachers and profession
ais generally, would "draW" we'll.
The young ladies Of the Lutheran and
Zane Street Sabbath Schools have not
given much attention to household duties
the past week. Webster has engaged
their time exclusively.
Here IL an easy word you can cut out
and paste in your hat: "HonOrifcabili.
tudinitatitbus."
You may know how to spell Gc-o.r.
r-e-c.t-l-y,' but when you mis- any other
word you cant spell correctly.
A professor commenced 10 invent a
classic maine for the spelling mania. lie
got as far a. edeolAes iitrd5 IN syllabus tOlle.
gen-and was then seized with the lock.
Jaw,
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StENwAY PIASoS
Knabe Pianos,
ChickeFing Pianos,
Halelton Pianos,
Emerson Pianos,
Smiths American Organs,
Mason & HamliR's Organs,
Estey & Goa, organs.
Geo. Wood & Co, Organs and other
make Of new and secondhand pianos and
organs, an Of which are offered at the
lowest prices, and on the most reasonable
terms At ADAMS LUCAS,
1927 Market street,
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L. V. BLOND has the best makes oil
Ladies' Box Toe Shoes. Keeps them oil
different widths and the latest styles. Cali
and see them at ll3j Main street.
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THE "Tennesseeans" will sing in the
Opera House on Wednesday evening, and
in the Fourth Street n. Z. Church on
Thursday evening next
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IPyou EanttO get your value for your
money in Carpets go to
Henry ROElTER's,
No. 9OO6 Main street.
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RICHIE, onIy 5 cent., a speyer BrO.,.

JusT received by express, another 10
Of those New York box.tOed gaiters. the
incest ladies shoes that ever were made,
and the only place in the city where you
can get them Is al L. v. Blends; give him
q call.
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J.W. FERREL's closing out sale Of dry
goods and carpets will Be- continued this
coming week. Price elsewhere before
you come, and then you will see the great
advantage and what you can save,
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COLLAPSE Of all styles, only 10 cents, at
Speyer Bros.

and hair for colored people, a complete
stock Of trimmed Hats and Bonnets for
ladies and children; piece Grape and
Grape walls, at
". p. BicnMASs, No. 1l28 Main 81.
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" you have 4 Sick Headache take 4
dose Of DR.. Bulls Vegetable Pills. we
know you WillfRd relief. d4W
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The following are few Of the many
articles that We will sell at half theft
value:
A. Bleached Muslin at Sc.
All the finest Prints al &c.
50 pieces Of wash POplins at l0c.
Organdy Lawns at loo.
A. Buff and Brown Suiting atSl22.
44Dark and Light Chintz at l2Ic.
25pieces Of Striped POplin at l2lc.
Carpets Carpets! Clieapl Cheap
Please call and see before you buy, II you
wish to save money, at Nos. 20l9 and 2O2l
Main street, Centre Wheeling.
JoHN ROENER.
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J. W. FERREL is forced TO close out
his two yard wide Iron Grenadlne at Is
cents per yard. Must be sold.
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ON LOIS FOR SALE

In VIM. Clark's second addition to the
town Of Martins Ferry. Laid out on that
beautiful river bottom between the steel
Works Rolling Mill and Nail Factory. 4
good opportunity 70 buy cheap property in
thriving town at low prices and on easy
terms. (mt2gl /. IRWIN. AGENT
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TnEsad,lesi thing in life is the spectacle
afforded by a young person who has
burnt all her hair of her forehead with
hot slate pencil.
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NOrfcE-In addition to my large stock
Of dry goods have added a full assort.
ment Of carpets, aoor Oileloths and win.
dow shades, which ] will sell very cheap.
All in need Of such goods will do well 10
call and see them.
Ifrrnr 1lnr,,rn
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TIE examination Of witnesses In the
hgamy case now on trial In the Circuit
Court creates considerable amusement
among the spectators.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-24

A vExpER Of California Ggs estab.
lished himself In front Of the Court
House yesterday.
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WEATHER RECORD. = The following
shows the range Of the thermometer a.
observed at silycys Drug Store, corner
opposite POstofbce, yesterday;
81 "a 4 'EH ~
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No Police CoURr-The police court
yesterday morning was a "whitewash.s
There was not single case before Ills
Honor.
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Tits Committee on Roads and Bridges
Of the Board Of Commissioners held a
meeting at the Court House yesterday
morning.
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sBcuRE Youn sEAn.-The box shee.
will open this morning for the sale Of
seats for the aWill o the Wisp Panic.
mime,o
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LADTE' u you want to buy carpets, oil.
cloths OF window shades, call at Henry
homeland examine his stock before you
buV.
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LADIES II you want anything In the
way Of fine Shoes go to L. V. Blends. He
keeps the finest assortment Of ladies',
misses and childten's kept In the city.
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TRIMMED Hats and BOnnets at popular
prices, at Speyer Bros.
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DECKER BRus'. Pianos.
Durham 4 Sons Pianos.
Kranich & Bach Pianos.
And the cheapest Of all Pianos, thu
metropolitan"
Burdett Organs.
One Estey Organ.
W. S. HuTcHiNs
Sole Agent.
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THg Town Council Of Cadi1 offers
reward Of 900 for the detection Of the
incendiary who burned the stables last
month.
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FOR white dress goods and grenadines
attend the forced sale Of
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BEsr calicOes, all at 6 cents per yard, at
]. w, FIRRELis
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THE guileless maiden wakes pandeuio.
MUM on the "piahnet,n while she war.
bIeth, Spring would Be but gloomy
weather. II We had nothing else but
spring.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-24

As the weather grows warmer there il
perceptible increase in the number Of
corner loafers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-24

OPENING Of the latest styles in trim.
med Hats and BOnnets this day, at spey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-24

THE best assortment Of millinery gootll
and notions in this city, at Speyer Bros.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-24

RtBBoxs, flowers and hats at popular
prices, at Speyer Bros.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-24

The evening paper says the next zee.
sion Of the Board Of Commissioners nbs.
gins on the third Of May Now tell us
how long II will continue.