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DOR LENI-

A large, commodious and well lighted
business HOUSE, at PIG and 2lS Market
street, StvubenvilIe Ohio, in the business
centres OF the rity with extensive cellar
roo,us, the finest 10 the tate. PrOperty33
feet front by 90 deep int.cluss Offices and
otEi,c furniture, strong safe protected by
vaults with all modern and serviceable mp.
parteuunreS. Possession given April LIST
Enquire OF T. MEAkS.
mrl4 steubenvill., -.
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l HAVE used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
and found it the best cough remedy l
ever tried.-W. P. Clarke, 020 Walnut
Stree, Philadelphia, November q, 1875.
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Resnmption ot Worlr.

PoRTJERvIs, March ls.-Monday next
coal trains will commence running on
the Erie Railway, owing 10 tho resump-
ton Of labor in coal fields.
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The battle Of Agiueourt has no refer
ence to "a gin COURT rs a slightly Inc.
briated individual explained to Us Satur-
day evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-20

FIVE thousand yards Of new style good
Colored Calico at Ct cents; two thousand
and fifty bolts Of new pattern Wall Pa.
per at s cents; and other goods in pro.
portion for cash at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-20

New Goodsl New Goods! A full
line Of Spring Dress Goods and Carpets
just opened by J. W. FERREL.
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A COLD thrill Of anxiety runs down
our spinal column as we notice, just ap.
peariDg 10 our exchanges, the perennial
obituary Of the peacheFop. 80 !.
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The fourth invoice Just received by
express Of those nice Box Toe Boots for
Ladies, Misses and Children, at
L. Y. BONDS.
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LADIEs' Seamless Side Lace Shoes Just
received at L. V. BLoND's,
ll36 Main street.
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MEMPHIS, March ls.-Ice formed last
night quarter Of IN inch. 1t is believed
to have finished the fruit crop. Clear and
cold to-day.
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A GYPSY ia going about the rural dis.
tricts drawing coppers ont Of unsophisti.
Gated burgers by means Of a mouth.or-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-20

FINE Side Band Shoes for Ladies' Just
at L. V. BLoSDA
1l36 MainSt,
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THE Mayo Crockett Combination com.
mences weeks engagement at the Hol'
liday Street Theatre, Baltimore, tonight,
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ODE 10 4 COLD PANCAKE,


Flat body butdening the morning plate,
Thy pallld face Is haunting! Ikea map
OF sons inhospitable, houselnss tract
For gLouls TO people itexlends Itself.
Nothing 10 nature else shows such face.
The tIAT, ller In Siberian Wiids may view
SINE slight relief upon the desert waste
To b. ok the drear monotony; .Ume rock,
OF snowy DRIFT or pr wiling polar bear,
Or hov'ring A cite owl AFR, nut thou,
Thou hast q mUnstOnu oiaWiul wo,
And nothing mOrel Thy bald eSpanSe Of gray
Il dcsoladnns sell. No alient point
Appears upon tIIy nd periphery.
Thou art the ~ nbol d Of moth ngnesS,
Or, trc,dng thee rs, rahef, tangl lie,
hou art the con rRSt Of thy former state,
] he corp.e Of that which erst uas glorious
And rich, aud warm aud fair, aud comforting,
dank and thilly nauS-ouS, ghAStly thing,
Wanting bu cetements to provide thee for
The grave itSelil And yet, thou ari not 1T
Even for BURIAL Thou laek'st the dignity
0f dead body meet for fun Tal rites.
Thou IT homeless, fabby and contemplate,
A SIX le'oul ~ thlngl Like IeESbel,
Go feed thee dogs Oh, taught oh, raugh! Oh
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MEASLES are prevailing to a great ex.
tent in Martins Ferry. Several deaths
from this disease occurred last week.
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THIS is the day appointed by the
almamac.makers for the adyent OF spring.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-20

That singular TALL Of flesh from the
sky ia Kentucky is believed to have been
n neaty.OrIc shower.
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>--~-~~>~>->.-,-s- -~---->y - 49, ''-'-'s-s--s
EoR RENT
The elegant Brick House-having eight
rooms and kitchen, hn,shed in best style,
with hot and cold water in hOuse-cOrner
Virginia and York Strcct., Island, Also,
ouv new two Atory house, five rooms. large
garden, corner elAware and Wabash Sts.,
Island, (mrl7) +. J. STONE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-20

TIE Church Of the Immaculate Con-
ceptlOn rapidly approaches completion.
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TnE farmers Of this vicinity report the
prospect of good wheat crop us favora-
hln
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WANTS.
A GENTS WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED
Ilhcral salaries will be paid for Agents Of expo.
rtencc to tuvcl In West V,rginIa. Ohio and Peiin-
sylvania, for the Ph0nlx Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of Hartford, Coun. Apply TO
B F. TIFF, Manager,
mr7 No. 6S Twelfth 81. Wheeling, W Va
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RARE thing for Sunday night: not a
solitary prisOnerin rhGcUOler At 0 o'clock,
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The Bellaire people are taking the
necessary steps 10 establish a public II.
brary aud feuding room.
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one PoETs SuBJEcr.-It's astonishing
how adaptable tho muse is sometimes
Long eyelashes and red lips and white
teeth were proper enough objects for po-
eiical addresses thousand years ago,
but the rhymer now who would please
must treat newer theme. He finds 1t,
TOO, sometimes. There entered this office
with an ode, day or two ago, a long,
lank, sad.faced man, who left the follow
ing. There ia some feeling in il:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-20

TnE Democratic politicians are setting
up the pins already, to be bowled down
in the fall elections.
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SOME of the outlying streets OF the city
are in fearful condition. =
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A LARGE number Of our citizens will
attend the exercises at the college At lit.
tie Washington On Wednesday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-20

FoR bargain in Carpets go to
]. ". FERREL,,
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The couRs.-oousrY CouRr-Judgs
Coehran-The County Court convened
at9 o'clock Saturday morning, as usual.
The business transacted during the day
was as follows:
In hscass Of A. Mcconnell q al. vs..
A. Mickalg, demurrer to declaration
oyerruled. Geo, E. Boyd for plaintiff;
Pendleton for defendant.
In the case Of Jacob Aronheimer VS..
George Fry, motion to quash attach.
ment argued and submitted. Russell for
plaintiff; Caldwell 4 caldwell for defend.
ant.
In the case Of Richard Porter IS. Lou.
Is S. Jordan, the demurrer made at form
er term OF this Court was Withdrawn.
Plaintiff was called, and not appearing,
judgment for non.suit.
III the case Of Jeremiah Myles Va. E.
N. Davise. al, defendants demurrer to
declaration overruled. Pendleton, Cow
den & Pendletun for plaintiff; Caldwell d
Caldwell for defendants.
The case Of ]. E. Raising vs. n. An.
dreas was dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
Davenport & D0vener for plaintiff; Good
for defendant.
The case Of Daniel Curtis vs.. Jane and
P. Phillips was dismissed at plaintiffs
costs. Cracrait and Cole for plaintiff;
Taylor & Barr for defendants.
In the case Of A. Wiedebusch VS.. G.
Grayson, motion for new trial overrlhed
and judgment on verdict, Good for
plaintiff; Thompson & Linch for defend.
ant. ....
The following cases were set for to-day:
Pat. McDermott va Rubrecht; Mary A,
Curran VS.. Thomas Owens; John Rem.
linger vs.. c. c. ZIegler; Mary Ammons VS.
Aug. Wiedebusch; Thomas Fahy VS.. VIM
Harkins; Michael schwinn vs.. Citizens
Railway Company.
Adjourned to the usual hour this
morning,
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CoSFERENcEwill probably adjourn this
nyopinu
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CoCKRoAcHEs vie with the police in
the possession Of the city lookup.
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AFFAIRS were very quiet in the city on
Sa urdav.
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TIE West Alexander silver cornet
band are 10 accompany tho Washington
Guards 10 the Centennial. 49,
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No MORE amusements are expected at
the Opera House this month. -.
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TIE ulster men have been smiling for
several days.
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POLICE CouRT.-Jud9e Cranmer.
There were two cases before His Honor
Saturday morning, viz:
Charley W. Mcdonald, charged with
dlsorderly conduct in South Wheeling
was fined ST and costs.
John Conner, 4 yagrant, was sent to
the city prison for thirty days.
Only one case was up at the matinee
session, viz:
Charles Wollenweber was charged with
selling liquor without license. The case
was dismissed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-20

MARTINS FERRY PROPERTY FOR
N1 SALE.
A plumber Of cholce lots, on high gruunl, 10 Mar.
tin's Ferry. uhiU, elldUly situated for Te,deuCes
and within easy walk VI the Ferry ard Bridgeport,
are onend for sale On Cas-! teIInS
uug7 EXCELSIOR GLASS CD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-20
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
Washington Items 10 New York
Papers.

New York, March l9.-Gen. Schenck
is staying quietly at the Breyoort House,
and had many callers to-day, but declined
to talk with the reporters about his case.
John H. Keyser, Of Tweed ring noto-
riety, has been taken TO the Lunatic Asy-
lum.
A special to the Herald says Senator
Boutwell, was interviewed last evening
concerning the alleged letter promising
Henry Clews' advance information on the
subject OF the Treasury gold sales in re-
turn for contributions to help carry the
elections Of 1872. Boutwell, said he never
heard anything OF il, and knew nothing
about it. Henry Clews, in letter to the
Herald, says the author Of the report
IsAN INFAMOUS LIAR.
The HeruEFs Washington special says
that Mr.. Barlow, OF Barlow, Snnderson
& Co., postal contractors for Colorado
and New Mexico, testified before Colonel
Clark's Postoflice Committee yesterday
that in 1872 he paid $4,000
TO SUPPRESS INVESTIGATION
in Washington. He gave the money to
one Farrer, now dead. he could remem-
Der only the names OF persons who have
since died. The committee was the House
Committee on Postofiices and Postroads
OF the Forty.second Congress and was in
vestigating the case Of one McKibben.
Barlow's examination will be continued
Monday.
The Suns Washington SPECIAL says that
the Committee on Expenditures Of the
War Department discovered that the
Quartermaster Generals Office has been
paying Messrs. Cotes & Brey for the use
Of patent for
PREVENTION OF MOTHS
in army clothing, Notwithstanding it
proved useless and the appropriation for
It was left out Of the army bill last win
ter. Capt AlleSood, who reported against
the patent, was removed.
Dom Piatt and General Rufus Ingalls,
are summoned to appear before the COM
mittRA
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SALE

HNTNAvI Ii PnuPEKlY FOR SALE
Two Lots, q by 100 feet within a short distance
Of tie mill. enc lVI Inn roytd by new two StVry
F,-ne dwelling, VUrt iniug Sevrn rUsMG Also
JENNIE HESS,
III No 20 IeTenih Street
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SATURDAY.
BAN. I'm. SEN. 7P.N.
.! o. ~ 81 ~ is
SUNDAY.
SLN IAN. SPIN. jim.
q % 81 20
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THAT MEAT sHOWER AGAIN.

A correspondent Of the New York
Herald arrived in Louisville yesterday
from Diem Pan Springs and confirms
everything that has been telegraphed con-
corning the recent shower Of flesh. He
was sent expressly to interview the
butcher who ate the flesh and talk to
other eye witnesses, whom he says laugh
much at the incredulity Of some persons
on the Hesh fall,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-20
E0RKENT-

EORkENT-
Two dwelling houses with FIVE rooms
each stu ted near 9th aud Jacob street,
hen reasonable,
For information, enquire at 81, Sth
street fe20
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Captain Boynton on Exhibition.

LOUISVILLE, March l9.-Captain Boyn-
ton gave a public exhibition here to-day,
having previously swan over the falls Of
the Ohio. The trip over the rapids, he
said, was rs dangerous as he ever ut
tempted, he having a fearful battle with
the wind, which was blowing hurricane,
The exhibition was very wonderful, and
was witnessed by thousands OF people
from Kentucky and Indiana. Boynton
performed dozen feats to ILLUSTRATE the
iullness OF his liie.saving dress, such us
constructing a wreck on the water, de.
stroying an enemy's ship, casting line,
etc, He leaves for Europe tomorrow.
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DOR SALE OR Rent
ON VERY EASY TERMS.

The large Dwelling House No. a Fifteenth
street; full half lot. House has 10 rooms,
with all the modern Improvements.
Inquire Of II. FORBES, ESQ,
ftIS ll42 Chapline St.
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Ghegttelligsufsr.
MONDAY. MARCH 20, 1876.
New Advertisements.

Great Sale Of Spring Dry Goods-head
Of local.
For Cinclnnati-Steamer Andes. s--
Furniture and Carpets-Friend & Son.
First Spring stOck-J. S. Rhodes 4 Co.
Notice.
For Rent-Brick House.
Carpets, &c.-AiUrehead & Co.
Gold aud Silver Spectacles Louis
Dechert's.
Public Sale Of Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps.
Carpets and Furniture-Mendel, Booth
& Co. - slat
Grond Opening Theatre Comique.
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range OF the thermometer,
nH observed at Silyeys drug store, corner
opposite the Post Office:
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LNJN HLNr-

k"H REM
hte old unhn .tr el, nov .epmei b! klihe
soI As dIy gUOdG SIuTr Thi buiidin. viii BE- In.
prErd with dur lev r. NJ. u d Ure,d for lrNs
brat Im IL years 10 upper sud IuSp sIores
will . rented either sepAr IeI! oftSvIher.
knqui,6ui JAN hAWLEf,
iSI6 1910 MAiu street.
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tIUk SALE Or RENT-NO. IS ElGHTkENTH
4 strret tao story Ghn half lrlCk HoG,e, nine
roma nsUd ~ dyGliIn, and grUcetyi gAs aud Ialer
10 huuse For sAle on olsy terms " FrnL Also
1nnIS IA A. N. ADAMS,
KID l227 Market 81.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-16
A Noteworthy Stump.

Stumps are not usually objects of
much interest to the public, but at the
United States Government Building
of the Centennial exposition just, be-
side the northeast entrance, lies a
huge stump which attracts a good
deal of attention, and from which
something interesting a be learned.
1t is a very large ard ragged cypress
stump, and was taken from the chan
mel of Cape Fear river by General A.
A. Humphrey Chief Engineer of the
United States army. The locality
from which this stump was removed
Is occupied by a shoal a little over a
mile in length, long known as the
"Snags.n though why thus called II
is difficult to tell. 1t is eight miles
below Wilmington, N. O., twelve
miles from the sea, and nineteer
miles from the mouth of the river
Before this channel was Gu
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-16
A California Romance.

Dennis McNabb was the porter in
a mining company's Office on Califor-
mia street. Dennis swept out and
busted things, kept the desks in blot
ting-pads, and in winter made the
FIRE which is totally unnecessary in
our wonderful climate, but which
everybody insists upon having about
four months in the year, just To re-
mind them of the states. Dennis felt
very humble and IowIy indeed. as his
salary was only $40 a week and when
the secretary-who got $500 a month
for putting his feet on his desk and
writing notes from the poodle Dog'
-growled and wanted to know where
in the bottomless pit the Stock Re-
port was, Dennis felt very much over
powered and d~owntrodden indeed.
But Dennis had heard of Whiting
ton and Franklin and John McCul-
Tough, and other great men, and SO
he worked patiently on, washing the
spittoons, taking around assessment
notices, listening at the board-room
key-hoies and biding his time gener-
ally. Patience and frugality is its
own reward, and one day Dennis
heard the president read a telegram
from the superintendent up on the
lode. They had struck pay-rock at
last. That night Dennis drifted
round and conferred awhile with Nc
earthly, who kept the saloon at the
corner. Then he had q whisper or
two with Hoolihan, who had made a
few dollars running the hack stand.
McNabb had also something to say to
O'Flynn, the stevedore, Of a conf
Dental nature. The next morning
the secretary of the Yellow Cat Gold
and Silver Mining company found
McNabb's brogans in front of his ink
stand and the spittoons being cleaned
by a Mongolian. Before the official
could recover his breath small Fen
ian procession filed in. There had
been a corner in Yellow Cat that
morning, and Unless than ten minutes
the old board was voted out and the
meek McNabb elected president. and
was busy signing notices of five
dollar assessment on the s'outsiders.'
And now Mr. Dennis McNabb rides
languidly down to the Office in his
coup, and in the evening he sits on a
satin sofa up at the ex-president's
house, with his French boots on the
Steinway Grand and a four bit cigar
in his mouth, while the ex-P's daugh-
ter sings "Lanigan's Ball. in italian
him with her fan-and says
"You Irish are such naughty, tickle
men, but SO nice."lSan Francisco
News Letter. snoiauua sss5 ls1
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through the shoal, there were scant
nine feet Of water at ordinary low
tide. The channel now affords twelve
feet Of water at ordinary low tide.
This depth has been attained mainIy
by the removal Of the stumps and
larger roots, very little other material
having been removed. The water in
which these stumps were submerged
is perfectly fresh, and has been so, as
far as is known, since the discovery
Of the river in the early settlement
of America. A singular fact, and one
showing the great age of the stumps,
is the unmistakable evidence that the
trees were eaten off by the teredo, a
sea-worm that can exist only in salt
water.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-16
NEWS ITEMS.

The Custer monument fund of
New York has reached the amount
of $2,654.
The New York Commercial wishes
that Sergeant Bates would carry the
flag through the Big Horn country.
The geographers say that Montana
is a sterile country, although the in
habitants raise great quantities Of
hair.
A contributor writing with the
thermometer at ninety-eight, says
that Crazy Horse lost his equineim-
ity.
The heat in New York has not
abated. The deaths on Friday equaled
those of Monday, which was the hot
test of the season.
President Grant has been Frustrated
by the heat, and taken a vacation at
the order of his physicians. He has
gone to western Maryland.
The rebel flag was carried in pro-
cession at Pittsburg, Mo-, on the
Fourth, and afterwards affixed to the
Court House Flagstaff.
Various Washington dispatches
declare that Evans, the Fort Sill
post-tradcr, and Henry Clews, the
ex-banker cannot be found by the
sergeant-at-arms of the Senate.
The N. Y. Sun poursa steady fire
into Orth of Indiana, Republican
candidate for Governor, by publishing
fraudulent claims which, it asserts.
were assisted by Orth in various
ways. 9
Norristown Herald:-"A cotempo-
rary says that 'Tilden will enter the
coming war with a vigor that will
startle his opponents.' But what does
Tilden know about war? He was
never married."
Many Boston republicans expect
that General Banks Will come out for
Hayes and Wheeler. In a private
letter, dated Washington afew weeks
ago, he says:-"All is excitement IN
oneside and concentration on the other
1t will be so until the end of the ses-
sion. leaving no opportunity mol in
clination TO attend to %theigeneral bust
ness of the country"
Lookout Mountain is now a popu-
lar summer resort; 5000 people have
registered at the two hotels during
the season. A writer says:-"At the
first curve of the road, after leaving
the valley way, the famous battle
field was visible. This is now over
grown with luxuriant young oaks
and other kinds of trees, and nothing
of Its one-time grimness remains but
the long, irregular line of mound
work that denotes the locality of a
shorn breastwork."
The N. Y. Tribune has the follow
ing yarn from Washington: The
President M day last week gave au-
dience to an Ohio private citizen and
voluntarily %conversed freely with
him on the public situation. Among
other things the President criticised
very severely Hayes letter.; he
thought it reflected on the present
administration. The Presidents en-
tire n indicates complete dis
satisfaction with the political situa-
tion and much personal anger.