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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-15

Work FOR THE GRAND JURY.-The fol.
lowing is a list Of the criminal cases
awaiting the action Of the grand jury
Of the Circuit Court, which Will SIT on
Monday next; .,
State vs.. John MOppin, charged with
stealing stone.masons' tools from Messrs.
Gordon & GearT.
son and Peter Griffith, charged with
robbing Jacob Mussear Of draft worth
5000, Sl3 in money, and q railroad ticket.
Slate ~. Melissa Robinson, charged
with the murder Of Patrick Quinlan,
State VS.. Fisher and Bridecham, charg.
ed with stealing two gold watches, q silver
watch, u trunk full Of clothing, and S75
in money, from John Giehl.
State Va. Thomas Sweeney and Edward
Florence, charged with stealing copper
pipe and lot OF machinery, Of the value
Of $3.50, from the old steamer r. r. Hud.
son.
State VS.. ALFRED, Amos and Sylvester
MAYHEM, charged with breaking and
entering the store house Of Absalom
Ridgeley, at West Liberty, and stealing a
lot Of dry goods.
State vs.. Charles Fury, charged with
stealing about S215 in money from John
McDermott.
State vs.. james Hively, charged with
breaking and entering the tobacco store
OF Hugo Loos, and stealing lot Of meer-
schaum pipes and tubes.
State vs.. Harrison Bristol, charged with
breaking and entering the shoe shop OF
Henry Auber.
The following old cases will come up
for trial:
State VS.. John A. Walker and William
McGumphrey, charged with highway
robbery.
State vs.. Rebccca Blanchard, colored,
charged with the larceny OF some old
clothes.
State vs.. Olivia Hunes, charged with
bigamy. w ,,., ,,.u
and Jos. Wilson, charged with infanti-
eide. ...a
State va. Albert IIarkins, charged with
stealing $50 from a young man named
Osborne.
State Va. David Buchanan, charged with
stabbing Louis Felsing.
State vs.. Edward Burns and James Cor.
don, charged with picking the pockets of
George Ankle.
State va. Joseph Mooney, charged with
stealing carpenters tools.
State vs.. Dan. 0'C. Quinlan, Charles
Meredith and J. II. Sadlcr, charged with
highway robbery.
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IlELMBoLDs BUCHu il still in the &C.
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.
feits. Genuine has proprietors private
stamp. j ohm p. Henry, Now Horl', Sole
Agent. d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-15

KRAMER's CONCERT AND BALLOON
Monday evening next Prof. Joe X trainers
band will entertain their numerous
friends with a concert and ball at Turner
Hall. The programme Of the evening
will consist Of short musical entertain
ment, comprising some very fine selections,
which will be followed by the shop"
The admission will be only 81, which
will include both the concert and ball. Our
citizens are proud Of Kramer's band, and
We hope that they will not forget TO pat
ronize their first entertainment. The ef-
forts Of these worthy performers to estab-
lish band OF musicians OF superior cx-
Cellence should be encouraged by all.
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THE IEsr1rurE.-Thc Institute saloon
on Market street one door above the
Opera House entrance, continues to grow
in popularity. The Institute is without
doubt one Of the finest saloons in tho city
The rooms are finely situated, neatly
furnished, and withal have cheerful
air. The bar is elegantly fitted, and con.
tains the choicest wines, liquors, cigars,
etc, to be obtained. Pure liquors are
made specially, and those who drink at
this bar always know that they are i'm
billing the genuine article. MeSsrs. Ro.
brecht & Co., the proprietors, will look
after the comfort Of all who call upon
them.
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New ARRANGEMENTS IN BELLAIRE
AND WHEELING TRADE.-Capt. Theodore
Davis yesterday returned from Browns.
willie, where lie has been contracting for
the hull OF steamer to take the place
OF the Star of the West in the Beilaire
and Wheeling trade. The hull is 10 be
1876 feet keel, "a feet beam and feet hold.
The machinery will be OF sufficient size
to enable the steamer 10 make from six
to eight trips per day between the points
named. Redman & Co., of Wheeling,
have secured the contract for fitting up
the machinery and putting it on tho
boat
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NorrcE! wcavers, merchants and all
persons in want Of Carpet Chain. we
are now prepared to sell in any quantity
the Improved Quaker City Carpet Chain,
which We will guarantee full 5.ply notwitll'
standing the reports Of others to the con-
trary, and which we will SeR for 80 cents
ner mound retail and 2S cents wholesale,
Remember we guarantee this Chain inli
JOHN RoEMER's.
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River News.

The river continues to fall slowly. Las
evening the marks indicated 0 feet
inches.
The Express departed for Parkcrsburt
at noon.
The towboat Whale passed down yester
day, and the My Choice up.
The Courier will be to-day's Parkcrs'
burg boat. s..-
The Mallie Ragan will leave for Par
kersburg at o'clockIthis morning.
The Salt Valley will be due tonight,
en- route from Portsmouth TO Pittsburgh
The steamer Carrie Brooks will arrive
tonight from Zanesville, and leave for
Pittsburgh Sunday morning.
Notwithstanding the high wind which
prevailed yesterday, tho local packets
Star OF the West, O,Neal and Rees made
their regular trips.
The Fred. Wilson No. 2 passed up yes.
terday afternoon ut 4 o'clock with n tow
Of empty barges.
The g. W. Hornbrook left for Pitts
burgh at A. NJ. yesterday.
The steamer Ed. Hobbs is expected to
leave for St. Louis tonight with 2l,-
900 kegs OF nails. fI.
lBy Telegraph r....l
PITTSBURGH. April 1i.-River II feet
10 inches and rising. Weather cloudy
and mild.
LITTLE Rock, April ll.-Clear and
pleasant. River IL feet inches. Arrived
Rosa Miller, above. Departed-Bclle
OF Texas, Memphis.
MEMPHIS, April l4.-Riycr fell inch.
Weather generally clear and cool. Ar
rived-Ruth, White River; Legal Tender,
Arkansas River; Quickstep, Madison;
ldlewild, Gaines Landing. Departed
Parker, CINCINNATI; Joseph Williams.
Pittsburgh.
LOUISVILLE, April l5.-Deparled-
81. Francis and Belle Of the Coast, Ash
land. Arrived-Schenck, New Orleans.
River rising with II feet inches in can
al.
OMAHA, NEE, April ll.-Thc river
stands to-day l2 feet s inches, having
risen foot II inches in the last 81 hours
and still rising rapidly. The steamer
Durfee passed up last evening, bound for
Fort Lincoln The storm has ceased.
Snow all gone.
New ORLEANS, April 14.-Arrived-
Iron Mountain and barges, Pituburgh:
Belle OF Shreveport, 81. Louis. Weather
clear and pleasant.
EvANsvILLE,April 15-Rain and wind
last night, and the mercury fell to 240.
The river is rising fast with % feet on
gauge. Down--Alicc Brown, Cons. Mil.
lar, Sherlock, Glasgow and Toras. Up
Mary Mills and Andy Baum. Business is
good.
CINCINNATI, April 14.-River, &c feet
and rising; weather, clear and cool. Ar
rived-Emma Graham, from Pittsburgh;
Sandy No. 9, from Evansville; Shinkle,
from Memphis. Departed-Andes, for
Wheeling.
CAIRO, April 14.-Arriyed-Oakland,
from New Orleans; Hillman, from Nash.
vile; St. Gencvieve, from st. Louis. De.
parted-Oakland, for Ohio river. River,
~ feet five inches and falling; weather,
clear; mercury sec.
VIcKsBuRo, April l4.-Ur Lee, Nor.
gan, Alice and Yaeger.
ST, LOUIS, April 14.-Arrived: Bis
narck, New Orleans; Joe Kinney, Kansas
Jtty Rob Roy, Keokuk; Baker, Nash.
,ille. Departed: Rob Roy, Keokuk.
1tIlverr risen ! foot and swelling rapidly.
cloudy and warmer.
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The CouRp.-UMrrp STATES COURT
Judge Jaetsoa.-This court was in session
as usual yesterday.
In the case Of Thomas Osborne and 9th
ers ys. Thomas Licklider, the petitioners
fled an amended petition and the court
awarded an order for the defendant to
show cause why he should not be adjudg.
ed a bankrupt al court Of bankruptcy
TO be held In the city Of Petersburg OF
the Sd day Of June next.
The rest Of the day was consumed il
ing Machine Go. vs.. Boyd, Miller 4 ;,! Co:
concluded his argument on the part o.
defendants. Mr.. Barr will conclude fol
plaintiffs this morning.
Adjourned until 0 o'clock this morn
inO
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JURY LIST OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
The following Is the list Of grand juorrt
for the April term OF the Circuit Court
which begins on Monday morning next :
Warrington disiet- John G. Mnth
VIM. Wilson.
Mudison-Morgan l.. OFT, Alexander
Cecil.
Gqy-Allen A. Howell, Andrew II
Britt a. Wilson Kelly.
Union George Kingdom, Harvey
Hall.
Cenhe-James Maxwell, Andrew vii
son. ....
Webuer-James A Lancaster.
1fiadelphid-SamueI Lauguun.
Gbety-Peregfine Whitman.
Riehldnd-John J. Jacob.
The grand jury will meet on Monday morn
ing nj 10 o'clock. ..
The following are the petit Jurors, who
will meet on Tuesday morning at .
o'clock
JHa&hington-Richard Chew, jr., Wolf
lIeyman, Henry Michels, John Seybold
llddison-David X. Bell, Chas. NJ
Coen, Jeremiah Clemens, Geo. Faubel.
CEdy-Gotlieb Buyha, Fred. Bright,
VIM. II. Davis, Peter French.
Union-John G. Collins, WIN. Heburn,
Arthur Little, Matthew ". Miller.
Cenre-F. A. Delbrugge, Thomas Nc.
Cormick, B. NJ Eoff, Fred. Hankcy, Jas
Reed, jr.
Webaa-Chas. II. Binder, VIM. II.
Ferguson, Theodore Keller, John Lantry
John C. Miller.
Ritehie-Benj. A. AIKEN, VIM. McPher-
son, James c. Saunders, VIM. Wilson.
1fiadelphia-John Baird, Alfred Davis
Benoni Feay, VIM. Porter.
Richtand-Wesley Bowman, John p
Gardner, Malcomb Louvie, WIN. North
Libery-Abram Clemcns,J. L. Garrison
Levi Linton, Isaac Davis.
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arc still the most thorough and Searcll-
Ing Cathnrtic medicine that can be
employed: cleansing the stomach anil
bowels. and even the blood. IN small
DOSES Of one pill day, they stimulate
the digestive organs and promote Wig
OrouS health.
AYERS PILLS have been known for
more than quarter Of century, and
hive obtained a worldwide reputation
for their virtues. They correct dis
caScd action In the several asSimila-
tive organs Of the body, and are so
composed that distractions within
their range can rarely withstand or
cvadc them. Not only do they cure
the everyday complaints Of every
body, but also formidable and danger
Gus diseases that have balllcd the best
OF human skill. While they produce
powerful effects, they arc, at the same
time, the safest and best physic for
children. BY their apericnt action
they gripc much less than the common
purgativcs, and never give pain when
the bowels are not innamcd. They
reach the vital fountains Of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing
1t from the clements OF weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions
In all climates. containing neither
calomcl nor any dcletcrions drug,
these Pills may be taken with safety
by anybody. Their susar-coating pre-
serves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take; while being
purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-15

HAvEpatience with the milk.mun. lie
can't run all the water his cows drink
through sand and charcoal, hence the
sand and mud in the milk pitcher. When
the water is clear again, all this will be
changed, and the lacteal fluid once more
assume its wonted sky.blue tint,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-15

a WAITER in downtown saloon, who
caught cockroach in II and tied cop.
per cent about his neck, encountered the
same insect yesterday morning, the fifth
anniversary Of their first meeting, drag
ging the medal across the lloor-reliable
harbinger Of spring.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-15

VIZ understand that Zevely, the Eng.
lish Lutheran Sunday School artist, Is
preparing very handsome Easter pict.
ure for his school tomorrow. The de-
ass" will he a cemetery or Goods Acre,
with rays OF light from the cross, reveal
Ing upon the graves promises concerning
the Christian dead.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-15

A CELESTIAL employed at Wah Lees
laundry, on Market street, while trying
10 tell customer his name yesterday
morning, was attacked with the lockjaw.
A trunk key was obtained, the jaws un-
locked, and tho last eighteen syllables ia.
ken ont with a pair Of tongues.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-15

A GENTLEMAN in Bridgeport has pair
Of pantaloons which were worn by one Of
Ills ancestors, one hundred years ago.
They are made Of homespun cloth, except
the seat, which is Of thick leather. It's
inferred from this that the original owner
was book agent,
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TnE music class OF Capt. O. Davis,
which gave such universal satisfaction at
a concert in Bridgeport on Tuesday even.
Ing last, have consented to give an enter.
tainmCnt in Martins Ferry one evening
next week for tho benefit OF the Library
Association Of that town,
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ANY youth who can manage to hang
on to steamer when going or returning
from fire has achieved something the
relation Of which chills all other b0yish
boosters TO the marrow.
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CE4GEAN1's SALE.
Ehona. F.hy lin ,ns MupleIp,l cept.

Thona: F'hy In the Municipal Court Q
william a,nIOu. Wheeling
By virtue Of an execution In the above cntItlet
cauSO, / will, on
THURSDAY, THE 2Oru DAY OF APRIL, 1876
commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. ~. at the front dooi
Of the Court H0uSs Of Ohio county, West Virginia
proceol to . nj pubic Au' ton for cash the iol
lowing dSscrbGd property, tO-GIt:
One dOE. shoulders. ! dog. hams, 70 lbs, side
meat bbls. 1Our, n groa lamp chimneyA. Il
lamps, u bbl. herring, % lbs. LAID, keS p,ckl s.
Is lbs. Uod6.h, buAhel turnIIs, doz. buckets
% lUs. CASTLE boap, lot Of queenSWAIo, ~ LIS
buck wheat -four, Is lbs candles ItO liza teA 6bask.
sts, Is lbs cat meal, 20 lbs. HppIc butter, wtAh
boards, Liiters, 20 liza rice, SICK d SALT Dbl.
Inns, lbs. houiny, u lis. butter, bbs. whisky,
part bblL whisky, ~ bblS. syrup, II gross hot
ties dOz bottles Cognae brandy, * doz brOUms,
u lacks -four, Q tubs, IN bLlS. vinegar, u Dbl.
cider, ilOz. pint tasks, 8 bundles brown paper,
and sunlry articles too numerous TO mehtiOn such
as are found 10 reiaiI grocery, and one lot Of
household and kitchen furniture.
apl0 EN- DAVIS, C,a.
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The remains Of Mary E. Lennon, wife
oil Waller X. Lennon, Of Wheeling, were
inferred in the Union Cemetery at this
place on Tuesday. Deceased was a daugh.
iGr OF Thomas j. Blair.-S. GairraLe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-15

ANOTHER lot OF that invaluable extermi.
nator OF bugs, ants and reaches, whale
blubber soap, will be received by the Nc.
Lain Brothers to-day. The last invoice
met with rapid sale and proved signally
efficient wherever used.
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HOUSEWIVES must no longer dread the
annoyance OF insects abut the house, as
the suds Of whale blubber soap Is certain
death TO them. MoLain Brothers keep
the soap.
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CHILDREN's suits only 81 % at
II. FRANK & BRos.,
40 12thstreet.

VIZ have just received the largcst stock
Of fine shoes in the city. Ladies' Side
Lace Shoes of twelve different patterns,
Ladies' Button Shoes, Ladies' Fine Eng.
lish Lasting Caters, Ladies' Fine Shoe
made Eve different widths, Gents Her.
some Caters, Gents Buckskin Caters,
and all kinds Of fine shoes at prices TO
suit the times. CARSAHAN & Co.
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We would call the attention Of the la
dies, 70 attend the Grand Millinery Open
ing OF Trimmed Hats and BonnetS which
viii take place on Saturday, the 18th, at
the we'll known Millinery House of
SPEYER BRos.'
ll5S Main street.
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acknowledgement.
SATURDAY. APnIL is. 1876.
New advertisements liz.

Sixteenth Street Lutheran Church. 90
Canton Mattings-Fricnd q Son.
Homeopathic Medicincs-Opera House
Drug Store.
Show Cascs-Morehcad x Co.
Gold, Gold-Jos. Speidel & Co.
Wanted-Snlcsman.
Public Sale Of Island Real Estate.
Tue Ball Of the Season. ......
Graham's Steam Dyeing and Securing
E-tnblishment-hcad Of local.
And Sill they Come-Turner & Dillon,
Undcrtaking-Zink & Son.
The Eye-Oxtoby Il DuricId.'
Snspcnder Mandatory.
List Of Letters. rg!r
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D W. d KY. Il. Il.

Arrangements having lCen made for the transfer
Of the 10 crest Of Ohio and DrOoks counties on The
completion Of the Pittsburgh Wheeling 4 Ken
lucky Railroad subscriptions for the addition STOCK
necessary for that purpose Will be received al The
Bank Of WtIIAburS, In Vel Sbtirs, until March 10
Lie I'm the eOmPIetIon Of the road the counties
have RErted TO distribute their interest PRO rpia
among the subscribers TO the additional stock.
shares Of stock $50 each. fe2j
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OPENING Of the latest Spring and Sum
mer styles Of trimmed Hats and Bonnee,
on Saturday, April 18th, at speyer Bros
millinery emporium, o,,.,...
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NOTICES..
IIoTIcE ;'' OF DISSOLUTION.

r.. copatturrshlp heretofore existing under the
6,,' o,tne al Hogs, shCcts 4 Co. l. this Day dII'
.,Ts.i by mutuAI conSent, GeorEG ". HosO Ieilrin1
finn ths nTm. AL outstanding certificates and
0tLtI liabilities Of the arm are nsSuued by The hrm
bujntps OI the laio arm and will continue tho
scntrIl Banking business In BtllaiIe, Ohio.
GEU. W. H0GE.
A. SHEETS.
H. L. C0WEH.
y. II. SHEETS.
81. sHEETS.
March N. is'6. mT27-MGTh
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cRowDs Of young men are in the habi,
oil congrcgating every night on the street
corners At Jacob and 10Th streets, greatly
locality. -. ~ W '"A'
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!, FAT men, and people with tight boots,
viii be gratifed to learn that there are
only ihirty.eight miles Of walking re.
9uired to obtain full view Of the Cen.
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The weather is entitled to brief no.
nce, 1t Is cool again. But really, pleas.
ant days are not very common tbs time
oil year. This isgood bracing weather.
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EXTRA trains will be put on the BALI
more Il Ohio road tomorrow, to accom-
modate the travel 10 and from the Cen
tennial exhibition. IT,.
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DIRTr.rAcEp juveniles Of both sexes,
carrying nasty bits 81 paper purporting
70 set forth the afIliction under which
their parents are suffering, are 4 common
sight upon the streets.
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Ten marriage licenses were issued in
Ohio county during the week ending yes.
terday, as follows Saturday, 9; Monday,
= Tuesday, 2; Wednesday, /; Thurs.
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FINE fancy soaps, colognes aud perfum
ed waters are displayed in great abund
ance, and in all varieties at
McLAIN BROTHERS
Drug Store.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range OF the thermometer,
as observed at SilVcy's drug store, corner
opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
s&H' ' Z. SF'M TEN
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CHICKEN thieves aresO plenty in the low.
er part Of the city that the citizens there
OF have taken TO marking their favorite
hens with blue paint.
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TWELVE deeds of trust and six deeds
in fee were admitted 10 record, by The
County Clerk during the week ending yes.
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KELLY & LIONS Ministries have been
engaged by Manager Hamilton for two
nights performance in his Opera House.
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Possibly the largest invoice ofspongcs
that ever came to this city has just been
received by the McLain Brothers.
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How doth the busy candidate improve
each shining minute He uscs his time
to strengthen his case. Because there's
millions in il.
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OVER $40 strangers have visited the
large Sunday school Of the 10th Street
Lutheran Church since January |, 1876.
So says the Secretary.
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CADIz, Ohio, has stock company
which will rent building at the Centen.
NAL, expressly for the people Of that
place visiting the cosmopolitan circus.
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CALL and see those fine mems suits on
sale for 81 90 at
II. FRANK & BRos.,'
46l2th street,
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AsPEcEHHSs Of marble and photographic
stone were yesterday received at the Cen.
tennial rooms from Monroe county.
They were sent by John Osborne.
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CALLand sec the fine all wool patterns,
made to measure at s. 90, S. 50 and
So 90 at H. FRANK & Bros.
18th street.
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pRoPosALs.

CLERx's oTEtK BoAED OY COMMISSIONERS, /
WHEELISO, Aprl 0, 1870.
Proposals will b. received At this office until
wednesday, April l2ih, At u o'clock noon, Io
buI ding IbG rods cOmnOn bard fence, the rOnirac
tor 10 furnish the lumber nails, locust posts, Rnt
build said fence, on liLS Of I'm Grove and Wheel
Ing road, CaIdN ell = run, through tarm Of MIChAc
spS CuAs II. DElTERs, Clcrk.
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PANTS MADE TO oRDER,-A fit guaran
teed for 81, at II. FRANK & Bios,
No, 46, 12th street.
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THERE is a dry goods clerk in this city
so bald'headed that he cannot take HIS
hat of TO the ladies without sneezing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-15

CARPET and Floor Oil Cloth. All in
need Of such goods eau save money ny
buying them at HENRY RoENERs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-15

EcEu Lace and Lace Ties, the New Ia
Princese Tie, Linen Collars and CuiiS'
Call and see them. HENRY RoEAER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-15

LINENS, white goods, edgingS, &c., in
an endless variety, and very cheap nj
Sitter 4 Roth's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-15

CnrNrzEs, shawls, dress goods, boys
cassimcres, jeans, &c, in great variety and
cheap at Sitter & Roth's, No. 2lOl Main
street.