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REAL LIFE.
James O'Neill in a New and High.
fy-Emotional Role.
He Is Called upon to Play Defendant
in q Divorce Case.
4 Deserted Wife Wants Alin,ony and tue
Custody Of Her Child.
James Denies the Soft impeachment and
Pleads Blaokmail.

MIL. ulantun:1
,r.. ...o, r.,,n. f,,x.;,} rour n,srfnv t,arc nj
-. a. ..,,s,1 -. r,.,nr1.r h. t.ko r,rt
Hoolcs = was caHe'' Oh sc''ee""t ~ sasc f"it
in drnma to be played In court. His forsaken
wife Ncttlc will hc first lady, and he wIll sup
,,o,t thc chara+tcr of hcnyr villain. In the bill
-. It.o-,., nisd vce+.r,.v ..ha e.y. shc
tor diso1ee "leu 'csse"' ae, sne..,, ,o s s,'o
married. nm aug J. 1o.s' ~ e!csc1ana. ~
and lived with him until the spring OF ls7''t
when he left her. A boy about 3 years old 10
thc frntt NJ ttc m.rr,acr. Since hi. dcscrttop,
~. .s 1,"s as,,. " ,at ,a a ,.s Iron Tntv y, nn,tcrr
In juno last he married ono Ellen Qun1an. Of
New York City, with whom he Is now living.
Mn, O,Nc,ll then goes on TO show that her
hn,honfi i. n nronfncnt actor earning $1Q5 week,
and TINT no has tor INC PAST hse Years nccn
making 5000 or Is 600 a year, 50 TINT hc Is
now. betnr parsimonious in hi. habits and
,1isposttion," worth Mt lcnst sl5,ooo She there
fore asks tor divorce, tue saro "t'd ensto'y OF
T. le,'e!oa. lit Of scandal sFoppsa ',s OF. IN
one o, s'o pc, psn,,,' u w.re r o,ertam.tv
ay. me aooenee ,n., ssss "eas .,s
part played by tho chief actor IN loeal
inclodrama Of real life. Mr.. o'Ncill wns play.
ine tho mart OF virtuous young Joseph, and
while tho hdtt'cs Wefo tqucak'nR nnacf Inc
stago to complete the effect of tic Crcmorne
t,ur,Icn xccnr. our innocent younr mati wus
s,.,,.,s, ho-sn.,. of onn,m,sn in A mar. whtch
ieup,l's "u.' ,,s - .i'...I ~. .s-.... :. - -
has been usually eonahicred 'no property o1
walking gentleman. .-
II tho audience could have seen O'Nctll NJ he
t,r<,,rctt iown..toIr. tnto hi. Jrcssinr.nnn,
u,"Fa ~. 49, ~, ,.,,,o-.mrn,s tr,n-vlowsr linz
where nc met M 'H'tot'"nate ,"1css'e tue5
would hasc seen more pathoa III eihE'e 3'anee
than he has ever shown In my OF his numerous
undertakings. rIe viewed the man with tho
snmctiina about a LAWYER. There "a always
n tawycr of some kind hanging
aro,nI tf,c outskirts OF au,uscments anil he has
a.lrjr, 10 ry,yo to ncopc in distress, It was IN.
' WAS IN DISTRESS,
, 1877-09-08

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. Tho Working
men's party l,as nominated for Mayor Joseph
Thompson, atsucces.iul blacksmith, and still
plying his tradc.
, 1877-09-08
FIRES.



Special pftp1teA 10 TIE Tribune.
WHITEWATER, Wis, Sept. 1.-Thc main build.
Ing Of tho Winchester g. Partridge Manuiaeturx
Ing Company caught fire. this afternoon, but
after dcspcrnta- struggle on the part Of the
firemen and citizens, aided hJ our l1o1fy.plmps
sl,bducd. Work will be continued in tho iactorJ
tomorrow Without delay.
, 1877-09-08


LONDON, Ecrt. 1.-Thc battle Of kikIltcpe,
which resulted In tile Russians being completely
driven from their position al Ke1alar, cost tue
Turks +30 killed nnl !, 400 wounded. klziltepo
hill was attacked by two divisions under Ali
1'asI!a Hn.l Mahmcd Hey. They were both
wou,nlcd. Tlln Russians were outnumberc1
ten 10 ono. Tile TURKS have strongly Ill
trcncllctl the Tilt.
TURKISH WOUNDED.
Three thousand wounded from Suleiman
Pasln's army llayo reached Adrianoplc; 1000
arc ut knzaniIk, and at Schipka tho wounded
antl dead lie all ayrr Tic hlllsidcs.
THE nAoDAp ARMY.
The Turkish I5agdal army, numbering O, 600.
ia EoinK to Nish.
THE REnvtAN ARMY. u.
BELrnApE, Sept. 7.-Tho Roumanian Envoy
has entered into ilcf1nita arrangements between
tEcJAcrrlan and Roumnnian armies.
TILE RoCxANlAN RAILWAYS.
BUCHAREST. Sept. 7.-Fson, to-day tho goods
traffic IN ali Roumanlan rnlluays will t,e sus-
pended.
srECK or WAR IN As1A.
LoSnoN, srpt. Tho st. Petersburg 0asats's
Tashkcn,l correspondent writes that tho Emlr
of Bokhara, considering that Russia, by attack
ing Turkey, thrcstcns tho whole Mahometan
world, has placed Ills army on War to0tlnQs
l.t,ssIa has advIsol bIm tu d!sarn,. In tho evcnt
uf Ills refusal, Russia will attack Doklara, and
hopes to defeat tho EmIr In few weeks.
RUSSIAN TAXKS.
A Vienna correspondent telegrnphs that the
Russian Government has ordered all arrears Il
taxes to be paid Within eight days or they will
he doubled.
EKDAaTAruI~
LONDON, Sept. 7.-Reports from Hobart
Pasha to the Porto represent the now fortiIlca-
,tions Of scbastopol strong enough, without the
addition Of torpedocs, 10 destroy tho finest dcet
nfoat.
PAPER MONEY.
Turkey will make further Issue Of G,000, 900
pIasters vi papcr money.
, 1877-09-08

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. ,,.,
New Yoax, Sept. 7.-Asraycd, steamer
from Bremen. ..,t,.
QUsEnsrowH, Sept 7.-Ar4Ted' steA
Russia md Wisconsin, from New 1oSA
, 1877-09-08
THE WEATHER.

WAsHssoroN, y. c., Sent. 81 I. m.-For
tho Upper Lake region, northeast to southeast
winds, rising followed by falling barometer, and
warmer, partly cloudy weather.
LOCAL oBsR4FA1foxs.
, 1877-09-08

At MILWAUKEE.
Eptcfni Dispasch IN TIE Tribune.
nlnwAuxBE, Wis, Sept. 7-LIcbschct's
white beer brewery was damaged by lrc th!,
evening to tho extent Of 81, 900.
, 1877-09-08

LONDON. Sept. IA letter from Isaac Butts,
the llotnc-isuc member OF Parliament for Lin.
eriek, riltcutcs the idea that Parliament will
ever grant homo rule In ortler to get ril OF my
.un.,yancc OF Inconvenience Irish members cat
cause.
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Among the mentorious publications
devoted to the subject OF Fashion, we
would invite the attention OF our lady
readers to one, which we think possesses
in a large degree the essentials Of per
feet work-viz: common sense and taste
We refer to "Ehrich5 FdGhioa Quarterly
the "spriHg" number Of which has just
reached us.
1t will be found instructive, useful
beautiful, rliudb'c. The very low sub
acripiion price at which it is issued will
surprise our lady readers when they ex-
anime its contents. The leading idea Of
the work, the presentation of reference
book and illustrated catalogue OF the
contents Of their great establishment, is
handsomely conveyed; aud the fund o.
information, instruction and thought
thereto added will make it welcome IN
all homes where taste and refnemen;
dwell. The beauty Of its Illustrations
the topics so ably presented by its able
lady contributors, its practical common
sense suggestions, above all, the value OF
its price.list, make it the beat investment
We have seen in its line. No household
should be without it.
10 Fortunes favored ones it offers
manifold attractions in its choice and
rare styles pertaining to the wardrobe
and personal adornment, To those in
moderate circumstances opportunity is
given for a display OF the same refine.
ment Of taste, though it may be in hmm.
bier objects. To all who seek TO learn, 10
cultivate the beautiful, and to adorn
home" and the Flowed onesp it will be
found mine Of information. TIE
Spring" number, a large volume OF llG
pages, is well worth the whole year.
subscription price, which is asteundingly
moderate namely, 30 cents. The pub.
fishers are ENRICH 4 Co.. Nos. 2S7 and
$50 Eighth Arenue, Neig York City, widely
known as enterprIsins and reliable mcr.
chants. DILL. .
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Competition Tor an Appointment nj
10 NeAt Point among the Boys
nNnr the ltlNnr


On Saturday last, as was noticed in
our Bella.re letter, there was held at that
place public examination for the pur.
pose Of selecting an appointee from the
Sixteenth Congressional District to the
United States Military Academy OF West
Point. The examiners were designated
by the Hon. l.. Daniord, member Of Con.
sre~, and comprised one gentleman from
each county in his District, viz: ]. Bu.
chanan, Of SIeubenville; John McBurney,
OF Cambridge; Charles Il. shreve, Of Mar.
tins Ferry, and G. W. Glover, Of Cadir.
The member from Noble county was not
present. The Board Of Examiners or.
ganiEed by GIecting Mr.. Buchanan, Chair.
man, and Mr.. Glover, Secretary. DR..
c. E. KuFI, OF Bellaire, was appointed
Medical Examiner. Only one Of the
boys was rejected by the Examiner "a
physically disqualified, viz; Ross Il. J,
Bremen, Of Belmont county. The names
OF the other boys were Addison E. Howell
George S. Lentz, James F. Kerr, John A
Topping, Isaac c. Holloway, ]. p. West
DC. VOORHEES,, II. c. Ewers, (all Of Bel
mont cOunty)i NJ. L. Lloyd, Michae'
Flanagan, Thomas II. Mccain, (oi Jei
ierson); Charles NJ. Hallett, Lewis r
Fighter, John c. Ward, (tIarrison cOun
ty), and Frank NJ. Martin, OF Noble
county.
These young men were examined il
the following branches, viz: writing
arithmetic, grammar, geography, history
spelling and reading. The standard OIL
excellence in any of these branches wa.
fixed at 100. The following table shows
the standing Of each boy in the variou,
branches aud also his sum total. II will
be seen that the competition was close be
tween young Kerr, the successful candi
date, aud Measra. Fighter, Foreman, Hal.
lett and LENT:
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We congratulate our Martins Ferry
ncighbor on hls success. lie won his lau.
rels from young "ioemen worthy of his
steeI.7 We hope he will graduate among
the stars" at West Point, that is among
the first five Of his class, who become
members Of the Engineer Corps Of the
army. Martins Ferry has now cadet
appointment at the Naval Academy and
one at West Point. a ron Of DR.. Cape.
hart fills the former appointment. Young
Kerr is the son OF James Kerr, Esq, the
wellknown Flaming Mil man Of Martins
Ferry.
Congressman Dan!ord ia right in max.
ing his selections ioz the Army and Navy
cadetahips in this competitive way, and
we are glad to sec the practice becoming
general among Congressman all over the
country. It ia the only way to secure
good material for the two arms OF the
service. Mr.. Danford has gore to consid.
cradle expense once or twice to FL these
appointments through the agency Of an
examining committee, having betrayed
most all the expenses out Of his own
pocket.
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AT night the N. E. Church was crowd.
ed TO iis utmost capacity, at least 500 be-
Ing present President Thompson preach.
ed from the words, "For the Love Of
Christ Constraineth Us.' The sermon
was heard with the deepest attention by
all the large audience and the unani.
mous opinion Of all il that he is a success
in the pulpit.
The President has created very good
impression on all whose acquaintance he
made, and have no doubt but old Mar.
shall county will send several students TO
the University the coming Fall. II the
people q the State Of WestVirginia are
wise they Willlioster their University, and
Its halls will soon be crowded BY the
yOung men Of our State, and | wish l
could say that the young ladies also had
the privilege Of attending. Why should
they not have. We predict prosperous
times for the University under the man.
agement oil President Thompson, because
he ia ar earnest, active, indefatigable
worker, and that Is what is needed Just
now.
P.S.-At2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
q very large conoourse Of people followed
% the grave the last remains Of little
Ella Wade, daughter Of William Wade
She was scholar OF our school and was
beloved by all who knew her. Lovely in
life, willing to die, she fell asleep in Jesus
and the bereaved parents can mourn as
those who have hope.
"AslCcp In jesus, blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake 10 weep"
An infant OF Obediah Crlsswell wa.
buried at nearly the same time. Thus Il
is, the young as we'll US old must die, and
the solemn warning comes to Us, "Be u
also ready" X.
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FOR SALE
nRusTEE,s SALE

u
BY virtue q deed Of Trust made by Cs1., "a,
and Mary, his wife, TO the undenlgtri Tr,,,,..I'
dated the lst day Of January, is71 AMI l1I, ~ ~
corded In the Clerks Office Of the County Cs,, ';
Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Of nus "a
Mortgage Book No. y pages 40S aud io5, vii oSS
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of Nay, ISL
Beginning at 10 o'clock ~ Of Iaid d,v. a, IL.
front door Of the Court HOUSE Of Ohio count, "
the city Of Wheeling, sGll al public auction * ~
following described property, that Il TO NV. M
th1t certain piece Of land lying and being On H.
W1ieu Of Glen's Kun, In aid county oi Ohis w
being part Of the land belonging 10 lie ats I A.
drew r. Woods and adjoining the lands Of Wil,-,
j. Welshaus, the heirs Of David Gardnef. bs6t.-
Cd, and the heirs Of Andrew P. Woods, dseSS,s5
containing IS acres, ) rods and 10 pcrrbs,' ~
founded and described a. follows, viz: B,sihpIbS
q -au elm corner 10 Garden and Reilly op ~
Woods line; thence up the Run Road s. 6G5.5 :
p ll.l0O poles and $. tx L. 20 polei 10 s,,is
on the south side Of aid road; thence 4 Ia =
l6 2t'lG0 poles 10 stake; thence s. 2 f is lGi1
POLES TO stake thence s. So W. Il Ts-lO1 NJ,
10 corner 70 Said WelshauI on original tTart NJ
and with his line and said tact line S. az M
q si'lOO poles 10 original corner Of tfnci pov =,
corner on the line Of said GaIdIn and Win HI,
line (AnOtlieT original n, 90 E 50 t6.lOo M, =,
| the beginning, together with the iInpfoTen,bt,
thereon and the herodltlments and appurteb,T,,
belonging thereto, excepting only the coal under.
| lying the aid tract.
TERNs OF SALR-ThrCe hundred dollar, Of m,
purchase money 10 cash on,the day Of ale, aIdihs
residue Of the Said purchase money on the III i,y
Of January, 1873 with interest on the deferred h.
StallmentS from the day Of Iale until payment II.
purchaser to give good personal security i0T H.
payment Of aid deieTed inItAllmentS and the M
to the property to be retained until the puitLu.
money Is fully paid.
The title to the above property Is believed to be
uneIcptlonablc.
apI7-TuGW JAMES 7. ROGERS, Trustee.
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CuunCll meeting lnlS evening.
Numerous visitors from Wheeling are
shocked and disguised every Sunday, BY
noticing gangs ofyoung scallawags, play.
ing cards along the road from BeHson't
Ferry to Gravel Hill. Will this be al.
lowed to continue
Mr.. Friedrich Sweitzer, a saloonist OF
this city, WAS arrested Sunday noon
charged with feloniously abstracting q
sum Of money, about SOS, from some in
toxicated individual who had been rusti.
eating about the saloon Of Mr.. S. Mayor
SIrahl gave the sase hearing which re
suited in the transfer Of Mr.. Sweitzer to
the County Jail. A new wrinkle since
the Murphy plague-next.
Bellaire is to have a tobacco ware.
house.
Prof. f. Leon will give an entertain.
ment at Zilch's Hall this evening for the
benefit OF the Bellaire reading room.
Donations OF books and magazines 70
our reading room from parties residing
at any distance from here will reach their
destination by addressing 10 Thos. II
Morris, Esq.
The saloon at BensoD's Ferry does a
iingling business on Sundays.
Bellaire was not represented at the
Cadet examination Of last Saturday,
which was the cause Of Martins Ferry
carrying off the prize.
Esq. J.J. Powell is spoken Of as our
next County Treasurer. A better selec.
ton could not be made for honesty and
integrity.
TFamps appear at the gates Of our city
with their eyes cloaed, and board, writ.
ten on it"Help the blind,nn attached in
front Of their person. They always
manage to scent the approach OF 4
poHceman-and git.
The circulation Of the Wheeling In.
TEILI6EScEE, in our city, exceeds any
other paper by about one hundred.
l. f. D.
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BELIAIEE LoCAIs-The Bellaire hight
Guards are ordered to.appear at their ar.
nory, this evening, to have the measure.
ments taken Of the late adopted uniforms.
One Of the firm to whom the contract
was awarded to. will arrive from Colum-
bus this day. Absentees will be dealt with
accordingly. By order Of
CApT Nancy
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In the Nun eIpal Court Of Wheeling.
williamJ. Hull IT,

Fanny D. Hall and OtAerL
The undersigned Special Commissioner hereby
gives notice that by virtue Of the auth0IIiy vested
in him by deere made by said Court 10 al
cause on the 9Th day Of April, 1877, he VIII on
TUESDAY, the ga day Of May, ls77,
Commencing At 10 O'Clock a. NJ, proceed to sell a,
public auct on At the front door Of the Court u,g
OF Ohio county, West Virginia, In the riiT
Of Wheeling, the following described real tslit
situate In said city, county and state, that {, 10
say: Part Of lot No 10 In tqu1re No. q Of the Bel,
hiEe addition tosaid city beginning for said part q
sald lot n the southwest corner Of said lot on j.
cob street, formerly sixth street. at the point Q.
running nohhWIrIlly With the eAIteIn t.5unllIy
line Of said stree thirty feet; thence cl.tW,rlly
at right angles with sAid street sixty feet tee vdh
Of said lot; THENCE s0uihEaTdly and panll,l Will
Jacob street thirty feet TO the north G0undlIy Tee
Of said alley: thence with the north line Il The
alley to the place Of beginning. Said part o, tal
lot fronting thirty feet on jacob street. and riurnS
back Of that width sixty feet, and having bid
house thereon.
Said decree provides that the sale shSll latlul,
the dover right Of SaTnh Jane keiOr, vL0 W,
widow Of Vim. Hull, deed, In laid pan lot.
TERNs OF sALE-0ne-IhIrd Of the plrhat
money,or 10 much mere B the purchaser may
elect 10 pay, in cash. the remainder In tEO 0uil
inStallments payable six and twelve mouth. Ie.
spcctiyely after the date Of sale, with interest itn
that date, the purchaser giving his bond With ~,
proved personal security for each Of aid in,lil.
Inents and interest as aforesaid, and the u 10 he
property TO be retIincd until the whole d toe pl.
GEORGE B. CALDWELL,
JC HEnyHY Aur4Ionfer sr,H
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TRUSTEES SALE.

I
By virtue Of Eve several deeds OF trust mll. ~
Gibson L. CranTer, Trustee for Mary Hll,H
Walker Hunter. and Mary Hunter, viieoi walker
Hunter, TO the undersigned Trustee, said ietuy d
trust being respectively dated 8O;h December. i,,
39th December. 1871, 18th Dcember, ls;.. sd
March, 1873, and 9Th Of February, 1874, and Of r.
cord In the Clerks Office Of The County ColHd
Ohio county, West Virginia, l will on
SATURDAY, 18th Of May, 1871
beginning at 10 o'clock 4. Il, at the .rUnt d0fG
the Court House Of Ohio county, proceed to !el 70
the highest and best bidder the following de Md
real estate situate on ZAne's Island, Ohio cogalr
West virginia, to-Wit: Commencing ut EOTih tlii
corner Of lot numbered eleven uil, laid out BY
Daniel Z1nt; thence south eighty-Iix 90 let 90
Huron street; thence west one hundred and iE;,'
ty-ave C25l feet to Hunters alley; thsHcl Hdfa
ninety lgOl feet; thence eaSt one hundred aniTtt-
ty-hve tl25l feet 10 place Of beginning. kI3Pt
that piece Of real estate on Wheeling lGlaHl if01'
ing on North Huron street and founded e. follow
beginning Al point on the wCst side Of s0tH Ill'
ron street, which point is the north east coiGeT
theproperty conveyed by Walker Hunter and vi
10 Elizabeth Dew by deed datea 10Th seFttnbt
1851, and now Of record in the Clerks otfo o. ts
County Court Of Ohio county in deIi lOgk q, lodt
50 and 81 land now owned by q. l. Ci9lrG
thence running with the north line 81 sliI Ir0E''
~ conveyed TO Elizabeth Dew us SiortG!l TO ~
uiiey vumnOuly cllIeu huntef Alleyi lhetN l4h'
niGS in a northerly direction with the est sjt q
the alley thirty.tWO (32) feet; thence running 10
line parallel with said north line Of "a d pnfel
conveyed TO Elizabeth Dew 10 the west side o. spus
Huron street. and thenca running with TIE %
west side Of South Huron street to the rar Of L.
ginning.
ceiling As Trustee, will only convty such ilI.r
as Is vested In inc as such Trustee.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
RM II, CALDWELL, V!4s.lTs
J. {. HKRvEY, Auctlonecr. bf#
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FoR SALE
TWO-sTORY BRICK planning MILL.

Main building two stories high, with Tin Eooi
Size iOxlL Engine Room one story high, VIII
Tn Roof, size 26xi2.
One Engine, li.lnch cylinder, 30-lnch stroke.
Two Boilers, q feet long, 10 inches diametsr,,VO
hues each.
One Palmer and Watcher; one Scroll Saw
One M0uldcr; one lemon Machine;
One Turning Lathe; one Morticing Machine,
One salh Machine; one Blind StglC M0rtictr;
Two Rip Saws and Tables;
One Cross Cut Saw and Table;
One Shaping Machine;
Four Town Lots, 60xl20 feet each;
One Town Lot, 25xl20 feet,
One Store Room, two stories high; one Ware
house two stories high. AL In good repair. VII.
be sold at a bargain. For further particulars a,
dress A. Il BRIOGEMAE,
President SAtdis Manufacturing Co, sardiI, Mo-.
zoe county, Ohio. ape
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dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP.

dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP.
The firm OF Sauyageot L Deku was dis.
solved by mutual consent on the 4th day
Of May, 1877. The undersigned taking the
assets OF the firm, both stock and book nc.
count, and has the sole authority to collect
debts dne the firm. Persons owing the late
firm will plea make payment to the un.
ders;gHed only. Creditors will please pre-.
sent Ia me claims which are due.
lam selling OF the stock OF choice No.
tons at and below cost.
myS VICTOR sAUVAGEOr.
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BILLIARD TABLES!

we have on hand m Immense stock Of new and
secondhand billiard tables, and will dispose ol
them ut prices that have never been equAled Per-
sous contemplating The purchase Of tables for pri
yate or public use should write for Our new cita'
logue. Wonderful Inducements for cash.
L.0EcKER q CO, 1875 BROADWAY, NY.
anl4w
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GENERAL NOTICES
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals. will be rtcelyel b., h,,
signed Al the eioc d the CiliienI RsIlSss1s Idef
pany up 10 5o'elOck P. ~, May tie iitb Soll'
erecting car house, tiablel and hay b5u,s "f
Plans and specifications can Be ss.n Al *. u.
o. the Company, 1910 Market stftet On ny ~ Its
itct any or all bids. ''eH' 70 It.
BY order Of the BOard.
-, VB,HALL
Nso keCfttayy
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

dalton.
daily except Sundhy-NewarkA Accommodation
lstenhenNille Accommodation train dur.
lug the day pasjes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping when rcqui.
red at sherman House, Rtnayillc, Vest Wheeling
and Gravel Hill,
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IHE WHEELING NTELLGENCE TUESDAY MORNING MAY 1871
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW hptEh lSElMENt To-
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BLACK sILEs-Bea Makes, Cheap.
CoLoRED sILES-lnall Shades.
DAMAsSEE slLES-Black and Coils.
SILK BRoCADEs-Black and Coils.
SILK 0RENADINEs-Black and Coils.
FIsHNET GRENADINES, in Black.
BROCADE GRENADINES, in Black.
PRINTED oRGANDIEs,
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS.
PRINTED JACKoNET LAWNS.
PRINTED BATIsTE.
ZErHYR CLOTH.
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PERSIAN sUITINGS,
CoIORED CRLToNNEs,
GRAY MoHAIRs,
MA1ELAsStE MonAIRs,
MATELAssEE BAoE,
GREY DEBAGE,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-08

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-08
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