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MILITARY Norra-Equipments were
yesterday shipped by the Adiutant Gen.
eral to the Delaplaine Guards, Of Man.
ningtou; Wilson Blues, Of Burton; Hale
,Rifemen, Of KAnaNha Salines; and the
Burlington Cavalry Company, Of Bur
liDgton, Mineral county.
Since the Jacob ZouIyes, Of Piedmont,
disbAnded about two years ago, 1t has
been 4 matter Of conjecture a 10 what
become Of the arms and equipments Of
the company, which were NOT returned
to the State. Gen. Ned. Wood come time
since set himself to work looking up
the arms, and after considerable trouble
they were discovered stacked In house
on The Maryland side Of the river, just
opposite Piedmont. 0nly one gun Wn
missing, And 1t is thought II will be re.
covered in 4 few days. The arms will
be shipped from Piedmont TO the Adju-
tant General shortly.
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THE JusrrcEs-Jusice Caldwell yes,
terdsy Issued warrant for The arrest Of
John Hanson, who is charged with steal.
log pair OF pants from Frank Fish.
The case OF Jennie Martin, before Jus.
tice Phillips on charge Of assaultibg
Louisa Getl, was dismissed, yesterday, at
the costs Of Louisa, who made the com.
plant.
lips yesterday, TO answer charge Of
assault and battery upon J. W. Jones.
Defendant was fined $40 and coats, and
held 10 $50 10 behave himself for six
months.
RID. France filed complaint ye.ter-
day before Justice Phillips, charging
Duncan Demour with creating tumult
and disorder. The case was compromis.
ed before coming 70 trial.
Justice Phillips yesterday required
Geo. Andrews 70 give bond In the sum Of
500 for bis appearance At court, TO an
sWer charge Of selling liquor on Sunday.
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DETERMINATIONS OF TRAMrs In Brooke
CouSTY.-A gentleman who came down
from Brooke county yesterday informs Us
that on the previous night the residence
OF the late Montgomery Walker, about
four miles east Of WellGburg, was burned
TO the ground by trampS. The house
had been uuoccupied since the death Of
Mr. Walker, and was 4 sort Of & rem.
devious for the tramping fraternity. As
the building was quite old, the loss will
probably not exceed $1,000.
About s o'clock yesterday morning
four trAmps we're discovered 10 an
attempt TO break into freight car
which was lying on side track At Wells
burg, probably for the purpose OF steal
ing ride to Wheeling. Two Of the vsgs
were caught, and the other two escaped.
The prisoners were taken before the
Mayor, and sentenced TO ten days hard
labor with ball and chain. Both sWore
they would not work, and the Mayor as
vehementIy declared they should have
nothing to eat until they came down 10
hard labor. This was the condition Of
Affairs when our informant left.
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PxRsorA- Porsn.-Hou. N. c. Totem
formerly member Of the Legisiature, and
4 promfneut real eatAte broker and mer'
chant Of Piedmont vas in the city yes
terday, Mr.. Totten reports Piedmont a
Frightening up Pinee. the restoration o.
ne Baltimore & Ohio machine shops 10
Robert i. Lott, Esq, Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court Of Marion county, has gone e
Colorado for his health. ...-
Captain Wintringer. Of the steamer
O,Nesl, was taken suddenly LII at Pitts'
burVh. lie was brought 10 steubenyille,
and, we are told, Ia In critical eondi'
Nj. Samuel BOley, Of Boleys Hotel
Pittsburgh, Ia at the stamm.
Sheriff Slender, OF Wetzel county. wa
IN the city Yesterday settling up viii
Auditor Miller.
Mr.. Joseph Bishop, President Of the
Iron and Steel Workers Association, re-
turned to Pitnburgh yesterday.
Mesars. Ed. Bowie and Sam. HaElett,
who have been absent from the city tor
several weeks on trip 70 the North
west, returned home yesterday.
We understand that Mr.. John 9
Brown, brother Of the late Sheriff
Brown, died in New Orleans few day.
since Of yellow fever.
Rev. Thomas Harrison, known Is "ths
boz Evangelist" will arrive at tht
Moundsville camp grounds to-day and
remain until Friday, when he leaves iol
New York city, 10 commence series o.
Mr.. George W. Gibson, Of Centr'
Wheeling, who went TO Texas some time
since, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Il. Meckleberg, prominent drug
git, and wife, and John Aras, Esq,
we'll known merchant tailor, all OF ALE
gheny, Pa, are in the city.
John Horn, one Of Pittsburghs clever
est Germans, arrived here last night
John Acknowledged that he was 4 littl'
late 10 coming 10 the "Fest,n but then b
took in the ball all the "samee,' and mad
enough fun for his friends to full,
compensate for lost time.
Mr.. II. II. Scharenberg, Deputy Sherit
Of Cooke County, Ills. Chicago, and viii
are 10 the city on visit 70 relatives
The Deputy L. genial soul, and his wife
former Wheeling lady, IL Just a. clever
Frank Globes, Esq, talented repre-
sentative Of the Pittsburgh Roits6laa, il
in the city. ~
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IL BALDNRss Oh A DEFICIENCY OF
Hair exists, or u the hair 10 gray, dry or
harsh, the natural youthful color can be re-
stored'by using HLondon Hair Color Pc.
storer," the most delightful article ever In.
-trodueed to the American people for In.
creESing It's growth, restoring It, natural
color, and at the same time q lovely hair
dressing and beautiier. Il IL totally differ.
ent from all Others; not sticky or gummy,
and free from all impure ingredients that
render many other articles obnoxious; In
fact II Is eIquilitsly perfuned, and 20
eleanly and elegantly prepared A. to make
II 4 lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury.
ia. TYSEs, A PROMINENT CITIZEN OF
Wilson, N. C., writes: Some ten years ago
my Eite's hair commenced falling out and
got very thin and turned gray; but after
using "London Hair color Restorer" the
scalp became healthy, the hair stopped
falling, the color was restored, and Is now
growing beautifully.
Ask your druEgiSt for London Hair Color
Restgrer. Price, rs cents bottle. Six
bottles, a. Main Depot for the U. g., $50
North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold BY
Logan, List 4 Co, Wheeling. eod4W
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AZ USDESIABLE TRUTH You deserve
70 suffer, and II you lead 4 miserable, un-
sAtifAetory life In this beautiful world, It 10
entirely your own fAnlL-your unTeaAon.
able prejudice and skeptieim, which has
killed Thousands. Personal knowledge
and common SenSe reasoning viii soon
show you that Green's August Flower will
cure you OF Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia,
with all is miserable effects, such Is sick
headache, pGlpitAtion Of the heart, sour
stomach, habituAl eoStiyeness, dizziness OF
the head, nervous prostrAtion, low spirits,
DC. Its sales noH reach every town on
the Western Continent and not q Druggist
but will tell you Of itI wonderful cures,
You eau buy Sample Bottle for 10 cents.
Three dosss win relieve. eodAw
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A CrrY CouscrL BALLAD
Ia msmbH meet q membaf,
Whom doel It eJncarn,
II msmbsT ioll q member,
"Lst Nc nov Adlourn."
Every member has his oolISssus
In his nelghb0rhood;
o, that one Nould say 70 rother,
"Lst'I adj Iurn fir good"

WARRANTS we're yesterday issued BY
the Clerk Of the Municipal Court for
Taylor Duffy and John MeLaughlin,w who
are charged With fighting in Centre
Wheeling on Monday evening. Their
cases will be heard BY His Honor At the
police court this morning. John Bran:
non and Tom Daily will also be arraigned
this morning for disorderly conduct on
the South Side.
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A POSTAL CLERKs EXPERIENCE At
THE MISoo DISASTER One Of the postal
clerks on the train which met with such
/ terrible disaster At Mingo Junction q
few days sincef writing to a friend in
this city, says:
car in which Was working was struck
with such force as TO throw Il over The
telegraph wire and land Is 80 feet down
an embankment, Il will probably sur.
prise you to know that | have no bones
broken. But I received . severe wound
In the stomach; also in my left hip, and
various other bruises Of . triaing char
aeter. am doing As we'll as could be
expected, and my physician thinks that !
will be able to get about IN ten days At
furthest,n
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pprRIRuTIoN oF PRIZE.


The festivities OF the Tnrnfest closed
with ball ut Turner Hall last night
which was one OF the most successful
affairs OF the kind ever given 10 the
building. It was brilliant affair, all
prominent German families in the city
and vicinity, and many from abroad,
being present. The crowd was simply
immense. Dancing commenced at 0 a. NJ,
Kramer's uuriva!led orchestra furnish.
ing the music, and was kept up until
early morn, almost without intermission.
Al II O'Clock the Judges assembled
upon the stage, and the announcement
was made that the distribution Of prizes
was TO begin. The Judges, who were
selected on Monday, were as tollows {:
DR.. F. schitl, George Miller, Johnstown,
Pa; W. LEM, George Stobener, Pitts.
burgb; August Hitler, John E. Miller,
Birmingham; Jacob Weinheimer, Erie,
Pal Jacob suAub, Charles Bfandfaas,
Wheeling.
The Turner'S to whom the Judges hsd
seen Ct 10 award the honors were then
called forward and received their wreaths
and diploma. Their names are:
For turning on the horizontal bar,
parallel bars and horse:
Turuers-F. Frank, JohnstoWn, It
prize; John Allendoerier, Johnstown, ID;
VIM. schambrs, Wheeling; Sd; Charles
On, John.town, 4th; John Il. Heunipg,
Johnstown, 9th; George Kleis, Birming-
ham, 9th. =.
Pupis-J. Auiderheide, Birmingham,
lat prize; Il. Schambra, Wheeling, ID;
II. Meyers, Wheeling, Sd; A. S!uetzer,
Wheeling, 4,h; H. Muenkenueller,
Wheeling, 9Th; Wn. Goelre, Wheeling,
9Th; C. Straub, Wheeling, 9Th; q. Haber-
stick, Wheeling, eth.
For class turning, the class OF Johns.
town, Pa, was awarded the first prize,
and the Wheeling class the second prize.
Free exercises, frat prize 10 JOhns-
town class, and second 10 the Central,
Of Pittsburgh.
C. Goethe, Of Wheeling, was awarded .
prize for jumping high and wide, and
John W. Parsons, Of Johus!own, Tor run
ming.
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Held ron PosrAaE.-LAtters addressed
As follows are detained n, the Postottiee
for noh!payment, Of postage: J. w. Pie
ger, care 81. B. Cllffn q Co., New York;
John Burns Of. William n. Clair, Burns.
Vile, Braxton county, w. Va; Miss L.
Salisbury, 2ll2 Chapiinestreet, city; Miss
Rosa RGmsier, CamasId, Mahoning, W.
Va; The sipp Gold Frame Company,
New York.
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FoR UpwARps OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. Il corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves piad colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentay and didrhca,
whether arising from tee,hing or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
% oeats bottle. dAw
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Perry TH1EyrSd.-Some parties visit.
ed Capt. Thomas Wilson's skif wharf on
The Island aide, and. cut OF The chain
from Mr.. Harry Lists Skiff, allo one
from an anchorage belonging TO Mr..
Wilson. Some fellow will get load Of
ANAL shot in his CARCASS II the thieying
buEiness iSn'tstopped. ~. y,
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Piano AND ORGAN TuHIsa.-If your
Piano or Organ needs tuning or repair.
ing, please send your order TO 1927 Mar
ket street, and our tuner, Mr.. Charles
Killmeyer, will give II prompt attention.
All work guaranteed satisfactory. Ad.
dress, Lucas MUSIC STORE,
p = 1877 Market ST.
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A1AReE crowd Of people went out 70
Mount Belleview, yesterday, and enjoyed
the muIic Of the 18Th Pa. Regiment
Band. The band is- one Of the finest
military bands in the country. and under
the leadership Of Mr.. N. G. Sexton Is
achieving national reputation.
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No PzRsos Ia safe now without . bottle
Of Janaiea Ginger, or, some other similar
preparation, in the house, and We know
Of none better than the one made BY our
friends the McLsin Brothers. They use
none bu. the purest drugs, and conse-
quently always make good article. -
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HoI FOR NEw MARTrSsyrLLE.-All
those intending to 90 TO New Martins.
VILE ia the steamer Courier should ~
cure their tickets to-day, At Q. II. Booth
& Sons boEt store. The steamer will
leave the wharf at 9P.N. 'f''sl Z r.|
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FOR SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OfIsland Property.


Julia A. GlGSSeoek
f'. -
Jshn A. Armstrong, Trustee, and otherL
Ii chIDesry. 10 the Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
By virtue Of . certain deere entered 10 thl,
cause 90 The "a day Of June, 1873, The undsrdsn'
ID Will, on
SATURDAY, the nh day Of sep.snbsr, 1873,
counspeiny at 10 O'eIoek A. n, proceed 70 81 At
puhlie Auetou, 81 the front d0cf Of the C0uFt
BOuis d Ohio county, the following property 90
Wheeling Island, fOr and daring the natural lis o.
nd julia A. GlIhsosk, that 10 10 Soy: the eat
part Of Lot No Is, commencing 81 the northwest
oornsr Of aid lot and running westerly IS FEET 90
Pipe street TO : certain 70 nj; thenoe southwest a.
AZ InEls q 20 lei y Inches gu Elm alley; Ihenes
elstery III isst TO Second stIest thsnes borthef-
" % issI q the place Of Leinning. having there:
On srettEd q oomf0ftSbls fraEse dsellins houA, and
b,iBg The s'ne property ShsIe Ihemu GlA'seoeE
and wife boE reside.
Terms Of sllI eaah. A. J CLARKE,
sp.ciIi Commissioner.
uwwvRY Rul0-SAW
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sEREsApE-vieWig's band serenadsd
Billy Heuser and anumber Of his Turner
visitors on Monday night at bis saloon
on llth street Billy took them In and
kindly cared for them.
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DuaursHn GRExs' oosoEEr.-Thse con.
cart given By the Duquesne GreyS Band,
Of Pittsburgh, at Frank Walter's, yesief.
day afternoon, WH largely attended,
especially BY ihe Waiting Turner, who
seemed highly delighted with the music
and beautiful surrounding scenery. The
festivities, including dancing and other
pleasures, were kept up until 8 late hour
last MIGHT. "
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ARRIVED our.-Mr. q. F. BshrenI,
the steamship agent, received telegram
from Southampton that the steamer
Rhein arrived at that port yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Father schleieher,
Julius Lohse, John Gebhart, Mrs. Wilke,
Albert Wilke and the Hessian Band Gere
on board this steamer. s..a
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Mr.. JONI sruIzs, Jr., The .fre.co ar
list, Of Pittsburgh, is at present embel-
fishing the Fourth Street N. E. Church.
Persons desiring frescoing done should
consult him. ,dANs
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BOARDING. pupils in the family Of the
President and Faculty Of the Beaver Col.
lege and Musical Institute, securing more
culture than on any other plan.
was Z. T. Taylor, Beaver, Pa.
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DOR SALE
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO cOUS
OTY, 50. cireuii court, August RaleA, 1873.
Daniel Peek

Archibald 3, Ellison executor Of the last viii and
testament Of Jane q. Ellison, deceased, Andrew
BilIson and Andrew Wilson. In ChAncsry.
Thu MD A, B Ellison and AndnE Ellison, non-
rSsidsnts Of this State will take notice iht on the
6lh day Of August, is7B, the complainant hlSd bis
GmSndsd bill 10 ehApeSTy, betting IoFth, among
oher thinEs, that the PiailuH on the ilth day VI
MLreh, 1862 on tie Law AIDE Of this Court, reader
Cd judEneni against the said Archibald B. Ellls0u,
q The executor d The last will and test'msht Of
the aid Jane @ Ehlan, deceai ed, iot the stun II
$780, with interest from that day, and 81 % coats
Of fult, which remains Wholly uDAuSasd, and
that he aid Jane u. Ellison died In the htAts d
Ohio, and that Ut the time Of hsr death she va
Ielsed o. lot No. III 10 EOG 4 ChIpiDeS addition
10 the eity o. Wheeling, and va pJasess Of some
bank stock 10 Wheeling, and had no u;hef titsie
10 this Staia. That alter The probate o. the Slid
will hsre, and before the commencement 81 tbs
aid Law SaIt the aid Andrew Ellison, - the Its
idnGy lGAlee 10 The said Will, bold and eonTe!ed
the aid Iot 10 the sud Andrew Wilson, but that
tha IaId couysyAncO vas not bOaa Eis, for both
parties well LnfN that the aid estate g1 ipdebt.
Cd 70 the aid Plaintld, and that the aid convey
ancs HLs msde and obtAined 10 detraud the Pliin.
t6 cot of his mid claim.
The prayer Of the nd BILL Of Amendment J.,
thatunlea The petGutRntI pay The sun due on the
MD indgnent Gnd The eostI, that the mid lot No,
NL, Or % much VI The sane ~ my b Necessary,
b old By the decree Of the aid Court, and out Of
the p7ocetdl The sAme Be paid.
The nld AndreW Ellison and The sAid A. b,
ki1on, Gxeeutor - Aforesaid hon.resideutS Of this
state, ave required TO appear In this eIbs NJ the
September Rules, ls1s, and do whatever may b
necessary 10 project their lntefe,tS therein.
SAMUkl, r. MCCOLLOCH,
INRWN II III
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From n. ], WEEKLY suns AnSen % Sorrespea
aentk
To Several Baltimore Readers Of the
Sun.-We believe the Louisiana Lottery
more honest than the Royal Havana.
Postmaster- General Key visited Havana
not long ago, and, if the Washington
journals are worthy Of belief, became
Satisfied that there was something wrong
about the drawings. ofthe Kentucky We
know nothing. dAV
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HEApeuAErkRs for cheap dry goods,
carpets, wall psper, &C., No. 2ole and
202l Main street. JOHN RoEMKR.
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Erun n. y, woelly suns Anivtn b cOHsIpOa

TIE steamer Phaetou will make an
excursion on Saturday to the boat race.
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THE GREAT E1PRrss CoMPAN1E.-
The three great express companies are
the United States, Adams, and the
American. They employ, all together,
an army Of men and host OF horses.
For their men and horses, these three
great companies use exelusiyely Gilea'
Liniment lodide Ammonia. :. s1st-
Sold BY all druggist. Send for pam
phlet. DO.
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451 Sixth Avenue, n. Y.
Trial size % cents. 49,. d4H
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Tasi TpRsyes y Four,H, Dar,s Pho.

THE TuRSEas.LFouffH DAY's Pho.
cEEDIses.-The Convention Of the Pitts.
bltgh Turn Bedrk met In, Turner ball
ygsttfdAy nornipg u 10 O'clock. TIE
officers Of the BeTirk we're all present,
viz. President, August Rolf Secretary,
CA. SchAefer; Treasurer, Adam KApPel.
The Committee on Credentials. aPpoint.
ed BY the Bezirk, reported the following
delegates:
r. WeiterhAusen.
Birmingham-PhiIip Hosrr, Daniel
Braun, August Hitler. -.
Standardization Beta. &. Sehnor'
renberg. a.
Frank, Conrad Hahn, DR.. Fred Schill.
Pitsburgh-(C entralJ T. r. Tolley,
August g. sauer.
Erie-Jacob Weinhesmer.
Wheeling Conrad Schambra, Theodore
Kober, Jacob Nuuge, Dietrich Roemer.
Bellaire (Belmont Verein, which was
yesterday admitted to the BeEirk)-Fred.
erick Roderick, sen.
The Convention was organized BY the
election Of the following officers:
President-Charles Weitershausen, Of
Allegheny.
secrstsfy-c. schnOrr.nberg, Of sseu-
Assistan. sectstary-T. R. Tolley, OF
Pittsburgh. :.
After the organization, the frat bust:
ness in order was the appointment oil
committees, they being as follows:
Committee on Gymnastic Exercises
F. Frank, Of Johustown; Conrad scham-
bra, Wheeling, and A. KILLER, Birming.
ham. a-
Committee on Revision Of Constitution
and Examination Of Finanees-Dr. Fred.
schilI, Jamestown; Jacob Weinheimer,
Erie; and Dietrich Roemer, Wheeling.
Committee on General Business-Dan.
lei Braun, Birmingham; ]. BellE, Allie
gheny; Theodore Kober, Wheeling. .
The Convention took recess until
twelve o'clock In order 10 let the differ
ent committees prepare their reports.
After re.asemblfpg, the reports OF the
various committees were heard, and pro-
per action taken upon them. An immense
amount Of private business was transact
ed during the day, and after recess for
dinner and supper, etc, the Convention
adjourned TO meet 1t Steubeuyille, subject
to'the call Of the BeEirk Board. The
headquarters OF the BeIirk will remain
at Wheeling during the next yesr.
Resolutions Of thanks were unani.
mously paced by the Convention 10 the
Wheeling Turner'S, for their hospitable
and kind treatment to the visiting breth.
ren. -.
An elegant dinner was served at the
hall by the ladies' section, to the members
of the Convention.
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asrtIn's Capital Restaurant, ils5 Mar
ket Street, 10 the only Restaurant In The
city that has separate rooms for ladies'.
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Nrw EsenE.-The tovboa. Whale
Il having new engine put on board.
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ThS DslsOdants In The above entitled suit Will
take notics thlt On The 9Th dAyOi September 1875,
ostHeen the ho1Ts Of 5 O'Clock A. n. and o'elSsk
plated, The Plaintiff yin have his own d1poGitiou
takSa, and the depodtionI Of the Cashier Of the
Exchange Bank Of wheeling, Of Andrew Wilson
and others, taken At the lay once Of the nid
Daniel Peek, Nc it0l chApllne EtIest, 10 the city
Of Wheeling, Stale aiorealid.
AuapSr s. 1873 Au7-W
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Go TO the boat race on the steamer
Phaeton, Saturday. -, Isi
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Pausnes Apple Vinegar is the pure
Juice itself. -. ,4.-...,,
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FRuT- a
an nov receiving daily
Fresh PLUhs. PEACHES. TOMATOES,
A. IA s.,s P4: Ss s, ss S III SI At y IIy
= q Sh f REHAESs-sso, J,sossL
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GheQntelliqente.t'.
% 4 ~
WEDNESDAY. AUG. Il, lszs,


NtW HuNtFtn"tui"HE
Window shAdes-Arbeni & Co.
Sunday School Picnic.
Noiice-Thomas N. Darrsh. SIS
Louisiana State Lottery.
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UoR RENT
HoR RENT

The ,tofe room No 20 Twelfth 81 i,Vit tlEr
underneath. Thu rom has len ottEped " the
lat thrIe years BY Hugo l. les - iulas,s and
eiEI store. The sNs.Ttng Ns.lt.Is a. a ~ AZ
tors belong 10 the pTshlIseA a eSOa ". c. IL
attached. BsnI low, and POs<ssion EiTsn imIne-
diitely, Apply0
ap9 J. II. TODD'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-14

scuOoI days are coming round again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-14
FOR RENT.
GOAL BANK FOB RENT.

\ ,,luuSI. Goal Bank 90 the SutIsn.i Bod. "
nile IRON wheeling, Is for rent for a Paiod Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-14

-Fcr par.iculr. apply to Mn. KLEcH, In Full
ton, Or M. Peter Els Ivuy stable, No 1909
Marie. street, wheeling aus