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Tower, ViCksburg Warner and barges,
New Orleans. River risen 2 inches.
Weather clear and cool.
CINCINNATI, February lS.-Riyct 10
feet 10 inches and falling. Weather
clear and cold. Arrived-Cons. Millar,
Nashville. Departed-Hudson, Wheel
ing; Fawn, Evansville; Ashland, New Or.
leans.
MEMPHIS, February l3.-River risen
@ inches; stands II feet 7 inches. Wealth.
or cloudy; maximum mercury 1872. Ar
rived-Elard Cash, from White river;
Maude, City Of Vicksburg and City Of
Alton, from St. Louis; Robert Mitchell,
from Nashville.
SHREVEPORT, February 13.-No ar.
rivals. Departed - Seminole, for New
Orleans. Raining all day. River risen
II inches.
New ORLEANS, February 13.--No ar
rivals or departures. The steamer Grand
Republic, from Memphis, with 800 ex-
cursionists for the Carnival, has not yet
arrived. She is reported to be aground
on Mud Lump, above Baton Rouge,
Raining all day; cloudy tonight.
VICKsBURG, February 49, Down
Houston and Sherlock. Up City Of
Helena. River fallen II inches.
CAIRO, February 13.-Arrived-Cily
Of Chester, st. Louis, Departcd-Belle
Of Memphis, st. Louis; Centennial, New
Orleans. River 90 feet II inches. Light
snow; mercury $50.
LOUISVILLE, February l3.-Arrived-
Golddust, New Orleans; Cons. Millar,
Memphis; Nashville, Tennessee river,
River falling; 8! feet in the canal; y feet
in the chute and on the falls.
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ITO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging In Grape 6rowlng,
Coal Minlngo or Market
EnFfiANinH

account Of advanced ngo / am do1iTous Of
changing my residence, and therefore offer for Ea)e
my farm situated opposite the city Of Wheeling, on
tho river bank, midway between Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately adjoining tho vii.
lage Of RtnGyllle. Tho property consists Of GO
acres Of hill and table land and Is Of river bottom.
In the hill there arc two seams OF coal, aud 81
feet thick, three deposits Of limestone, an foot
vein Of close texture sudOr free stone, an ~ foot
vein Of mari, which altogether mako soil and An
. underlying bed Of deposits Of rich and valuable
character.
On the surface the larger portion Of which lies
gently Hoplng TO tho east and all under direct eX-
posture 10 the sun, Vineyard Of ~ acres mostly
GtNwba IrapeS all In fnO bearing condition, about
seven years DID, which has proven itse Able to pay
handsome per cent 10 the Cultivator.
The property Is being approached above and be:
low by an advancing tide Of persons seeking small
homCSteals, and Is now really tho only unoecupied
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
II Is valuable ~ an investment for capital scckinga
afo purchase, and valuable TO those who wGnt mar
ket gardening ground CldSO TO tho city. It fronts
beautifully upon tho river and cOmmaIds view Of
the city, the iAland and the whole scenery Of the
valley.
The terma Of sale will 10 one-thiTd cash, balance
In two annual payments, pr cent interest on de-
ierred payments. For further Particular Inquire
Of RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or by mall at bridgeport, Ohio.
APPS
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READ AND LEARN FOR YouRsELF.-
Many valuable discoveries and much use.
ful knowledge is kept from the world, be-
cause Of the immense expense in making
them known to the people. This is not
the case with BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP,
although but a few years introduced into
this country its sale now reaches in every
town and villagein the United States. Its
wonderful success in curing Consump.
ton, severe Coughs, Asthma, and all 9TH
er diseases Of the throat and lungs, was
first made known by distributing every
year, for three years, over 100000 bottles
to the afflicted, free Of charge, by Drug.
gisis. No such test Of merit was ever
given Before to any other preparation.
Could you ask more? Go 10 your Drug.
gist and get q bottle for 70 cents and try
it. Sample bottles 10 cents. Wholesale
agents, Logan, List Il Co., ard Taughlin
Bros. Il Co. eod&w
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RAILROAD BoSDs-lrcgular
STATE BoSps-Quiet.
SToCKs-Thc market again to-day pass.
ed through some violent changes. In the
early dealings there was n decline in
coal stocks OF to per cent, the appoint.
ment OF receiver for the Wilkcsbarre
Coal Company having a depressing in.
iluence on all anthracite roads. New Jer.
sey Central fell from l5l{ TO 1881, Delaware
and Hudson Canal from 40 to AZ, Delaware
Lackawanna and Western from G7lS to
G5H, and Morris and Essex from 81 to S5lE!.
This was succeeded by q rally of 34 per
cent in Delaware and Hudson and l3s in
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western and
! i in New Jersey Central, but at the close
there was reaction of FAX per
cent. At Philadelphia to day Read.
ing declined to M, The general
list early in the day was affected by the
break in coal shares, and prices declined
y to * per cent, except for Northwestern
shares, which were firm and advanced lSa2
per cent. During the afternoon there was
steadier feeling in the entire list, and
prices advanced Aal per cent. Western
Union opened ut G9S4, advanced to 70S
and closed ut G97Sa70.
The Post says: We are told on good, but
not official, authority that Receiver has
been approximation the New Jersey Central.
The transactions aggregated 10000
shares, of which 5000 were Pacific Mail,
$4,000 Western Union, $500 Northwestern,
5000 Rock Island, 5000 81. Paul, 5000
Erie, 1900 Lake Shore, 1900 New York
Central, 1000 OhiOs, 1000 Michigan Cen.
trail, 45,0 600 Delaware, Lackawanna & West.
ern, 10000 New Jersey Central, and TO-,
600 Delaware Il Hudson Canal,
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The LInPUTGAN CONC OPERA TROUPE,
This unique and charming entertain.
ment adorned the Opera House with full
audiences yesterday afternoon and even.
ing. The story of "Jack the Giant Xii.
Ter" is well told; the versifcation is easy,
and the dialogue vivacious. All the mem.
bers OF the company sing fairly we'll, while
some are exceptionally fine, and the chorus
OF the giant and his tiny captors has at
all times an indescribable effect. Miss
Jennie Quigley, who is said 10 be the
smallest lady in the world, is one Of the
most bewitching Of prima donnc. Com.
modore Mutt, too, is an excellent come.
dian. The music OF the performance
which is very important part OF il, ia
admirably arranged and executed BY Mr.,
Geo. W. Florence. The engagement will
continue the balance OF the week, alter.
noon and evening.
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NEw YORK, February l3.-Cotton-Dull
and easier ut l25Sal3c. Flour-Less doing
and demand light. Wheat-Demand main
ly speculative, shippers and millers hold.
ing of; prices unchanged. Rye-Quiet;
western S2as5c. Barley-Dull; No. Can.
ada offered at 81 0S. Malt-Nominal. Corn
New in moderate demand; western mixed
nominally 56a60c; ungraded western mixed
Doc; No. . white 57a6OlIc. Oats-Bctter
grades iirmer; poor dull; western mixed
and State 39a5lc. Hay, Hops and Groce.
ries-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Quiet Mt 81 07IIa1 0S.
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River News.

The Mollie Moore arrived from Gin.
cinnati about 3 r. NJ, and left for Pitts.
burgh in the evening.
The Laura l.. Davis, en- route from
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh, passed up yes.
terday morning.
The Express arrived from Paricrsburs
about . p. NJ. with an excursion party,
She will leave on her return trip at her
usual hour this morning.
The Ragon laid over on account of the
Mardi Gras festivities, and did not leave
for Parkersburg until late in the after.
noon.
The steamers O'Neal, Telegram, Phae.
ton and Scout all brought large excursion
parties TO the city Yesterday.
The Nail City leaves for st, Lons to.
day with two loaded barges Of pig iron
and nails.
The Harrison arrived from parkers.
burg yesterday with load of ties.
The steamer Courier left for Cincin.
natl about GP.M, with u fine trip.
Iliy Telegraph
PlTranuRGn, February lS.-Riyer i
feet 4 inches and falling. Weather clear
and cool.
EVANSVILLE, February lS.-westher
cloudy and cold; mercury 81 10 SO.
wind from the northeast. River falling.
with 81 30 feet on the gauge. Port liSt
-Down-Shinkle, Dick johnson, Cbas,
Morgan, Tarascon. Up-Red Cloud,
Maggie Smith, Liberty No. A, Arkansas
Belle; generally with good trims, The
iAberty No. A has three barges OF freight
good. "''"'''
ST. LOUIS, February l3.--Arriyed-
Susie Silver, New Orleans Hammitt
lplttsburgh; 81; Joseph, Memphis; Grand
Tower, Vicksburg; Storm, ohio river.
Departed - Colossal, Quincy, Grand
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CHEAP MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS at
Sheib's Music Store, lila Main street.
10 Key German Accordeons, stop,
81 90.
10 Key German Accordeons, l stop,
81 so.
10 Key German Accordeons, No. As,
S425.
10 Key German AccOrdeons, No. 45!,
81 rs.
10 Key German Accordeons, Gessner's,
81 90.
70 Key German Accordeons so cents
more than above price.
l Key Flutes 90 cents to 81 80.
Good quality Guitars at IS SO.
Extra quality Guitars So 90 to 50 90.
Rosewood finish Guitars So 70 to $lU.
Real Rosewood Guitars $40 so.
Violins from 81 up; very best at sos.
All kinds OF musical instruments at
equally low prices, many articles selling
at less than importers cost, owing to a
large purchase at a ruinous price from
an Eastern bankrupt importer. Music
buyers who want bargains will find the
best at Sheib's, on Main street.
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The BENwooD MTLL.-The Benwood
people started up the forge department
of their new mill yesterday. Everything
went OF in apple pie order, and once
more the smoke Of busy industry rolls
heayenward from the stacks OF this grand
mill, never, as wetrust, TO be interrupted
by any future calamity such as that which
overlook the company on the night OF the
9th Of April last, The nail department
OF the mill will go on in a few days, as
soon as enough nail.plale is accumulated
to so ahead with. We are glad to learn
that the demand for Wheeling nails is be.
coming constantly stronger, and that the
prospect in view is that a large and prof
liable spring trade will be done by our
mills.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 10 Flour-De.
mand light but holders firm. Wheat
Fairly active and n shade higher; No, 9
Chicago 81 Sl34a1 80 cash; 81 32X March;
81 SiH April; 81 373s May; No. 5, 81 l9I5a
l %, according to location; rejected 81 OSj
al Oh. Corn-Steady and in moderate de-.
mand; 4lIc cash; 4lAc bid March; 45Nc
bid May. Oats-Dull and nominal. Rye
Steady and unchanged. ,Barley-Dull ut
6S26c for fresh. Pork-Dull, weak and
lower; $l5 Goals G21G cash; SIS 5Oal5 90
April; SIG 10 May. Lard-Firm; $40 Goa
10 10 cash; $40 G5al0 OK March; $40 SO
alO S21s April; $40 90 bid May. Bulk
Meats-Dull; shoulders 59lc; short rib
SIC; short clear SIC, all boxed, cash,
Dressed Hogs-Choice s. O0o7 10. Whisky
Quiet Mt 81 05.
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Row ON THE STEAMER TELEGRAM
Yesterday afternoon about four o'clock
some rowdies kicked up a row in an ex.
cursion party on the steamer Telegram,
lying at the wharf here, and inside Of a
few seconds there was an indiscriminate
scrimmage. Capt. Ripley and Officers
Defbaugh, Liston and Fleming made a
descent upon the crowd and pulled in
FIVE Of the number, who belong at Cap.
tina. So far as We are informed, no per.
son was seriously injured in the fight.
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CINCINNATI, February 10. - Cotton -
Dull at l2%c. Flour-Demand light and
holders firm. Wheat-In good demand:
red 81 45al 50. Corn-Steady at 4Oa42JSc G,
OatS-Firm at SSaI2c. Rye Quiet at
ISa79c. Barley-Quiet and unchanged,
Pork-Dull and nominalIy SIC 50. Lard
Dull; steam $40 G0al0 70; kettle $ll %
all 20. Bulk Meats-Dull and unchanged.
Bacon--Dull and nominal. Whisky
Light offerings at 81 05. Butter Packing
qualities l2ai4c.
HoGs-Firm for shipping grades; heavy
weights dull; common S. 25a5 IS; fair to
good light S. G0a5 90; packing grades SO 90
q 80; butchers SO 4Oa6 G5.
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oDD FELLOWS MUTUAL Am AssocrA.
TloN,-The following is list Of The
Board OF Directors for the ensuing wear
Of the Odd Fellows Mutual Aid Associa.
ton OF West Virginia: DIV. E. Poisal
J. G. Wier, ]. D. Kurner, james Holling.
worth, A. +. Ebeling, ]. A. Miller, John
Brown, H. Seamon, s. l., Brice, William
Philips. ]. I. Holman, J. NJ. Houston
W. 7. link, VIM. L. Fry, Peter thinner
George McCullcy, William NJ. Bot.ford
and a. Harris.
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BALTIMORE, February 10. Flour
Moderately active. Whcat--Steodv and In
y, demandi No. 2 Chicago spring
u ~. Corn-Dull and weak; western
mixed S0c; steam 5OHc. oAts-Unclanged.
hye-Flrm at IOaS2c. ProvisionS-Quiet
ana unchanged. Butter-Dull; western
ZOa26c. Petroleum-Nominal and little
hfm' Whisky-Qulet and steady at 81 %,
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, February --l3.-Petro.
leum-Reiined 2G4c; crude l49%al5C; nan.
thu l?c. Clover Seed-At 1GAal7ISc. Flour
Only u local demand; Pennsylvania OK.
ira 50 25aG %; Minnesota family 81 OOaT 20.
WheNt-steady; western red 81 4Oal so:
amber 81 55al 81 Rye-0n track 75c:
February soc. Con-Weak yellow 55c;
white 56c. Oats-Firm; white 4Oa4lc.
Whisky-Western 81 90. Butter-Quiet:
New York and, Bradford county extra 26a
Csc; frsts 22a25c; western extra 26a27c;
nrSts 23a25c. Cheese-Firm at l3Nal4c,
Eggs are unchanged.
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The esculapion member OF the Second
Branch says there's thousands OF deaths
locked up in the frozen piles Of ashes md
other rubbish in the back alleys, and he
wants the icy masses carted away i'm.
mediately; his motion had one vote.
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POCKET PIcKEp.-A lady whose name
we did not learn, who came over from
Martins Ferry to see the Mardi Gras
demonstration yesterday, had her pocket
picked Of about SO in money. She had
to borrow money to pay her way over on
the ferry.boat. .,'.-
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PERSONAL PoINTs-Mr. julie Wehrman
is now in 81. Louis, looking after the
steamer Ed. Hobbs.
The report that Mr.. Jacob Frazier died
OF heart disease on Sunday evening
proves to have been incorrect. Mr.. Fra.
zier was seriously i'll, but is now doing
we'll.
Mr.. Lee A. Riley, of printing ink
notoriety, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Tom Moore, the well known pilot,
is at his home near Ti!tonville, Ohio,
quite i'll.
Judge Cranmer, Squire Caldwell and
Mr.. L. L. Zane left Tor Baltimore and
Washington last night. They expect 10
hear the argument before the Electoral
Commission during their absence.
Mr.. c, Q. Rowe, Superintendent Of this
division Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, is in the city.
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ExcuRrED ny RIVERA large portion
OF the strangers in town yesterday came
by water, several steamers bringing ex.
cursion parties from different points
along the river. The little steamer
ONeal brought over 200 persons from
Steubenville, and large delegations came
from Parkersburg and other points on
the steamers Ragon and Express; others
from New Cumberland on the Scout
others from Sunfsh on the Telegram
and still othersirom sistersyilIe on The
Phaeton.
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Police CoURr-Judgc Cranmer,-The
following cases were disposed of by Lis
Honor yesterday morning, viz:
Richard Blackstone and John Maryland
were charged with disorderly conduct,
and fined So and costs each. The former
paid his fine, but the latter was commit.
ted for thirty days.
For drunkenness, James Reilly, Mi.
chael Finn and George Ryan we're sent
to the city prison for thirty days.each:
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PUBLIc BUILDINGS CLosED.-No bust.
ness was transacted yesterday afternoon
at the State House, Court House or City
Building, in pursuance of the Mayor'sre re.
quest to that effect, A great many bust.
ness houses were also closed during the
afternoon.
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SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY:
An UnrlvaIIed Illustrated Magazine

When scRIBRRR issued its famous Midsummer
Holiday Number In July, friendly critic said Of ID:
"WsGrs not Gnre but that ScRlnERR has touched high-
trdter mark. VI do not Iee trhdi tNoriS are len 10 Il
q oonqGer.n But the publishers do not consider
that they have reached tho ultima thule OF excel
lencc-they believe "there are other worlds to con-
queT, and they propose 10 conquer them"
The prospectus for the new volume give the titles
Of more than tiiy papers (moStly ilIusiraied), by
writers Of the highest merit. Under the head oi
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, February 1S,-CArTLE-
Receipts to-day 53l head, all for this mar.
keL Run light and good many being
shipped on for want Of buyers. Best IS %:
medium to good 81 50a5 90.
Hods-Receipts to. day 800 head. York.
eEs SO 25as 60; Philadeiphias 81 OOa7 I'D
tgSHEEp-RecelptS to-day 5000 head: sell.
ing at 81 5Oa6 10. % 'N'''
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The Heatherington cannon exploded
on the steamer Express Monday evening,
near Sistersville, while being discharged
on the bow Of the boat. Fortunately,
although the boat was crowded with ex.
cursionists, no one was injured.
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PICKPocKETs. Two ladies, while
standing in front OF Nesbitts store, on
Main street, YESTERDAY, watching the pro-
cession pass, had their pockets picked.
The thief secured two pocket books and
two OF three dollars in loose change.
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COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE OR RRSr.-
Mr.. P. Kennedy, in our advertising col
umns this morning, offers his country
place four miles west Of the city for sale.
II not sold il will be rented for two or
three years. See ad. for particulars.
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COLLAR BONE BRoKEN,-On Monday
afternoon Master Eddie Bennett 4 son Of
Auditor Bennett, fell from hand.car on
the Wheeling & Elm Grove street rail.
way, and had his collar bone broken, be.
sides getting his face severely bruised.
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IN the general distribution of medals,
il it had been possible for the "Interna.
tional Jury Of Award" to have given n
medal to the best hotel in Philadelphia
this honor would have been received by
the Colonnade, "for all the requisites Of
u model establishment in every respect"
cod,
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DESIRABLE GOODS AT HALF.PmcE.-
so Handsome Cloth Cloaks.
200 Wool and Paisley shawls.
90 Pieces Of Plain and Fancy Grena.
dimes.
200 Pieces Plain and Brocade Dress
Goods.
Also, Carpets, Carpet Chains, Wall
Papers, and all kinds Of Domestic Goods,
cheap for cash.
Call soon and get bargains, at
JOHN RoENTERs.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, February 1S.-Trade u,.
ment less active with commission hou,s.
and jobbing branches quiet. CottOnS !,
steady demand, firm and prices unchSnS.'I1
Prints In fair request. Dress goods Nh!
active and firm. Cassimeres and wor,II
coatlngs in moderate demand. Fo%issSs
goods quiet. 8a
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THE CHEAPEST.
M A
CAPITAL RESTAURANT,

No. 1855 MARKET ST., Is The only hrIi-cldII Res
laurent IN he city. 1t Is the only Restaurant that
that quiet cleanliness Of home, combined
with the best outline that can no found In the city.
He Keeps on hand tho very best the market aNoris
IN vegetables, fish, oysters, game, and everything
10 season. and serves II up IN n manner unexcellEd
~ the country. He can be relied upon always 10
Inrnish everything irnt-nlnsa IL
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FIRARCIAL Aap COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money ana stocks.

NEW YORK, February 1S.--MoNEY-2I M
81 per cent, Prime mercantile paper 4a5
per cent, Custom receipts $555,006. The
Assistant Treasurer lisburSed $4,000.
Clearings $?G,OOO,OOO Sterling quiet at
$i.slAa4.s5{.
Gold Opened and closed at 1861,
with sales at 1865. Carrying rates la3K
per cent. Loans were also made hat.
SILvER-At London 57d. Here, silver
bars 81 3Ol{ grCenbacks, 81 23I4 gold;
silver coin q per cent discount.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

CLERX's OPPicE board oP COMMISSIONERS,
WBKIISO, February s, 1871. !
Sealed Proposals will DO received at this Office
until WEDNESDAY, February 2iGt, al 70 O'Clock
noon, same 10 close for furnishing Ohio county for
one ytnr, commencing April LIST, 1871, and ending
April LIST 1875, with common wood C0fins, stained
and yInished and common HCArse. for pAuper
buril,, SINE to be Of two sizes, for adults and chill
dTtn under II years Of age Bidders will specify
In tBelI blds-"For Adults" "For Children
price 4 each Including the Heafsc The BUaHl re-
serycs the right to reject any or all bids
" order Of the Board.
fGO CHARLES II. DEITERs, Clerk.
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THE Grand Central Hotel, New York
noted for its profuse and elaborate deco
rations and elegant table, now offers the
same accommodations at n reduction
from 81 TO 50 50 and IS. cod
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The amount Of money spent in dissi-
patton yesterday would have driven the
wolf from the door Of every poor family
in the city.
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NOTARY PtBI1c.-Gov. Jacob yester-
day appointed John W. Higgins, Of
Marshall county, a Notary Public.
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J. W. FERREL is making things red
hot in closing out his immense stockof dry
goods and carpets. Call; you can get
great bargains.
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Office,
WHEELING. wrsr Va, Feb. ! ls7

WIIhITNWI VIII NJ TNU y I9I''
We have this day sold to Messrs. James Cum
Minis and George W. Woods our entire stock Of
China, GlNB, QuetnswRre and Fancy Goods, and
would besreak Tor the new firm continuation Of
the iibtTal patronage heretofore bestowed on u.s.
We will continue to cary on the Wall Paper
business as formerly 10 tho same location, and will
occupy the same room rs at present, No. lii2 Main
street, In common with MCs5rs, Cummlns& Woods,
aud hope taat all cur old customers will remember
both them ard US when In need Of anything In
either lltc OF buInCsL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-14

The one horse cars on the CitiEen'a
Street railway please the public and the
company 10 well that the two horse
coaches will soon be abolished altogether,
The untraveled portion Of our public
have not rs yet got the exact hang Of the
pay boxes, but are daily learning that
the first thing in order when they enter
the cars is to deposit their fare in the
boxes. Those who have not the exact
change about their clothes are becoming
familiar with the fact that all they have
TO do is to apply for change to the driver
through the opening in the door.