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THr CLEVELAND, TuscARAwAs VALLEY
Arb WHEELING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
the ISTEtIidEScER strayed over into
Bridgeport yesterday, for the purpose OF
gettingsome definite information in regard
10 the opening OF the Cleveland, Tuscara-
was Valley and Wheeling railroad. II
was intimated some time ago that every;
thing would be in readiness for thei formal
opening Of the road about the first OF next
week, but many obstacles are not yet
overcome, and from the best informed IN
the matter we were given to understand
that the suspicious event would not occur
until the firstof May. The road, however
in spite Of It's incomplete condition has
been doing some freight business, bringing
In lumber and grain, and accommodating
the local trade Of the merchants.
The track laying will be finished about
Tuesday evening, as yesterday there was
only about two miles Of It unfinished. A
large force Is at work, and as they do not
stop for Sunday, the last spike will I'M
doubtedly be driven at the time mention
ed above. The delay in the completion
has been caused by the backwardness OF
the bridge work.
The road isfinished, telegraph wires up,
road bed ballasted, all ready for business,
up to Flushing, twenty-five miles from
Bridgeport. This end Of the road has yet
TO be ballasted and Strengthened up, which
work will undoubtedly consume the time
between this and the. first Of May.
The Bridgeport people are contemplat.
ing a grand demonstration on the formal
opening OF the road. A free excursion
train will be run from U%hrichsyille, and
the proposition Is to entertain the excur-
%sionists at 0glebay's Hall by giving them
agrand dinner. Ameeting oil the citizens
was held on Thursday evening to consider
the matter and make arrangements for
carrying out the programme announced,
but nothing oiimportance was done. An
other meeting was called for last evening
at Heinlein's Hall, the object being to get
q full expression from the citizens upon
the propriety Of the proposed banquet,
and to make definite arrangements in re-
gard to the manner Of .defraying the ex-
penses Of the affair. II will truly be o big
day in Bridgeport when the first train
over the road steams into that village, and
we may reasonably expect that such an
extraordinary event will be celebrated In
q fitting manner, worthy OF the success oil
the enterprise and the public spirit OF the
citizens OF Bridgeport.
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EVANSVILLE, April 2.-Weather cloudy
thermometer 65. Down: James Guthrie
Up: Fashion.
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.BLOODAND SKlNREME-
DIES.

-
MesrS. WEEKS d PorrEM G~eaHmal,-I have
sune cd over thirteen years with akin disease 10 my
hAndA and limbs causing constant irf1tation, depry-
ing me OF ret and attention 10 business. 1 Bought
many remedies bore and elsewhere, also use 81 sui.
phur baths, without Permanent onre. Last May =
phyhietan called my disease EeSemA Rodent; spots
appeared on my hands, head and face, eyes became
much intlned aud granulRted, causing At length i'm.
paired sight, internal and external remedies we're
presented BY . leading physician for ak months,
was then introduced 70 another, AndR consultation
o. several leading phyIldAns vas had, whom 4 dshn-
ite plan wa decided upon, bui al 70 10 pHrpets. Al
ter following advice for four months HithontAny per.
mAnent cure, l bought two bottles Of CuTiCuRA
RksoLvEaT, two boxes Of CurICuRA, and some soAP,
and can testify with great pleasure 70 the effect they
have had In my case, In eight days being nearly
cured. The physicians pronounced my case the most
aggravated one that has ever como under thdr g1-
pe1epee and practice. / reoomend and highly In
do1e the CurIcuRA REhHDRS. Yourg truly,
CLHEoBD 81. ASp WOODWARD AVE,
DETROIT, MICH, Jan. u, Is79.
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ONE OF the settlers Of Toledo, Ohio, Mr..
VIM. Henzler, Druggist, sends the follow
ing communication, which wegladly pub
lish for the benefit Of many sufferers:
Judging from my own experience, | must
admit that the st. Jacobs Oil is al excel
lent remedy for Rheumatism. For weeks
| had not been able TO step on my foot;
but l used the st. Jacobs Oil, and all pain
disappeared In a short time.
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P1rrsBuRon, April 2.-Riyer 0 feet 8
inches and falling Weather cloudy and
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BRuRs & CoFFER's opESINo.-The open.
ing OF this establishment came of yester.
day as noticed in our advertising columns
and a fine affair It was. The store was
full OF admiring people during the display,
and they had something 10 really adj
'mire. We heard q great many expires.
sions Of delight and praise, and the ladies
of Wheeling certainly are very fortunate
in having q chance TO see such an elegant
exhibition OF such elegant goods.
Our attention was particularly drawn to
some suits, which, for style and beauty,
were ahead OF anything yet brought 10 the
city. They were elegant indeed. The
other things that seemed worthy OF es-
pecial mention were the new novelties in
dress goods and silks, many being ex-
quisitely lovely in shade and design. The
same may be said OF the buttons. Also
the real laces, among which was a point
applique shawl, valued at $3.50, and the
pretty and unique Japanese goods in fans
and sunshades. The parosols are also
very elaborate and elegant this year.
Those who didn't see this opening have
missed a great deal, and the only thing
they can do now Is TO call atthe store and
see the stock, the best way possible.
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wuRELiSr SABBATH scnoon ASSOCIATION.
annual meeting OF ''The Wheeling
Sabbath School Association" will be held
Tuesday evening, April 9Th, ct the Fourth
Street NJ. I. Church, at 1880 o'clock. A
iiull attendance Of all interested in Sab
bath School work Is desired. Subjects;
election OF officers, report OF Committee
on Sunday School Centennial Celebration,
future work &c,
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%coLoNIsrs. AfTgNTIoNi


Grand Excursion 10 Colorado. Kansas
and Nebraska, on Tuesday. April 0th,
1850, via Pan.HandIe Route.
The managers Of the old reliable PAN
Handle Route" have inAuguratod a grand
excursion TO Denver and points in Col.
orado, Kansas and Nebraska, for Tuesday,
April 9Th, 1850, Mt lowest possible rates.
Everybody who contemplates moving
West should avail themselves Of this OPP
portunity. Makeyourarrangements e. 70
at this time. Train will leave P. w. & X.
Depot, Wheeling, W Va, ut 1858 A. n.
Through tickets will be sold and bag.
gage checked through TO destination. For
full particulars, tickets, baggage, checks,
and Information, apply to j. N. Belleville,
Agent, P. w. 4 X. Depot, Wheeling,
w. Va.
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RELIGIOUS NoTEs.-Sabbath school les
son to.morrow-International plan, sec
ond quarter, No. /: "The power o.
Christ" Matthew VII: 1884.
English Evan. Lutheran Church, Six
tenth street-sermons and Sunday schoo
addressed tomorrow by Rev. Samuel B
Barnitz, pastor. 104 A. NJ: "Who are
these which are arrayed in white robes
Rev. VII: Is. Up. NJ: 'aThe wise deter
mination," Zech. VIII: %.
All OF our city churches change the
hour OF evening service from seven IL
seven and q half o'clock from and after to-
morrow.
There will be preaching in the First
Presbyterian Church by the pastor, Rev.
D. A. Cunningham, on tomorrow at 10l
A. N. and 1880 p. NJ.
The revival services at Chapline Street
NJ. Z. Church continue. Up to this time
there have been 1853 conversions. About
90 OF these have taken place since Mrs.
L. o. Robinson, the Evangelist, came to
assist Rev. 7. B. Hughes. the pastor.
Services this evening at Z! O'Clock, and
tomorrow preaching at 103 A. N. and "a
P. NJ, by Mrs. L. o. Robinson.
First Baptist Church. Twelfth and By
ron streets. Thomas F. Clancy, pastor.
Morning subject, "Haye our modern
churches departed from their original OBJ.
iect or divine directions to secure it?"
evening, s'The vanity Of mems inventions
for human redemption" Sunday School
at 2 p. NJ.
The Macedonian Baptist Church will
dedicate their house Of worship on Lords
Day, April 18th, at 8 7. NJ. Rev. @. G..
sedgwick will preach the dedicatory SER
mon in the Baptist Church.
At the Second Presbyterian Church,
the pastor, Rev. j. D. Mofat, will preach
at 10Y a. NJ. tomorrow. Subject, "The
Curse and the Glory Of the Cross The
Lords Supper will be administered at the
close Of the morning service. The even
ing service will begin at Z! o'clock.
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Of commIssioners Monday.

BOARD Of Commissioners Monday.
The Belmont forge department shut
down last night.
MONDAY will be pay day at the Whit
taker Iron Works.
YESTERDAY was the fortnightly pay day
at the Central Glass Works.
TIcrrrs for "our German Senator" will
be on sale al Lucas this morning.
nEcomiaue will give q matinee to-day
andthe regular evening performance.
TnE Theatre Comique went to Bellaire
last night and performed in Zilch's Hall.
TIM q. j. Leasure Boat Club will give
a grand ball at Westwood's hall the 10th
inst.
THE Agnes wallace.villa Combination
passed over the Hempield yesterday TO
Washington, Pa.
The stockholders Of the Wheeling
Hinge Company hold an important meet
ingthis afternoon at o'clock.
PRoF. CHARLES Kn1MRYKR played for o
private party at the residence OF Mrs.
Brues, on the Island, last night.
THR fremen at the Eighth Ward hose
house gave avery successful ball OF Koch's
hall, in the Eighth Ward last night.
AaRAND masque ball was given by the
Belmont Fishing club at Beethoven Hall
last night. Cockayne furnished the music.
JOHN NoRD was arrested on Wster
street, yesterday afternoon, by 0ticer
Asmus and locked up TO answer q charge
Of disorderly conduct.
TuE W. and ]. College Glee Club gave o
concert at S~teubenville last highland were
entertained at the Seminary, and now our
Lindsey boys want to go there too.
The street roller ordered by Council
some time ago has not yet arrived, but
City Surveyor Peterson informed u last
night that 1t will be here before long.
SOME little excitement was created at
Main and Twelfth streets last night, by
the burning out OF 8 chimney in the Peo-
pies Bank building, but 1t amounted to
nothing.
The Union District Blaine Club met at
the Atlantic Engine House last night, and
after the transaction OF routine business,
adjourned to meet at the same place next
Friday evening.
THERE will be q grand excursion leave
this city, on Friday next, by way Of the
P. q. &st. 1. R. R. to Colorado, Kansas,
and Nebraska. This is q good opportunity
for cheap travel.
Mr.. RopRpr WELLS. OF Short Creek, YES.
terday presented Capt, Ia. TAFT, Of the
SPTiIyin with a thorough bred sheep,
which lie Can't. forwarded TO his farm In
Beaver county, Pa.
Mps. .Jous DoERR swore ont a warrant
beiore ". W. Miller. ESQ. Yesterday,
charging VIM, Miller Of the police force
9TH sssanit and battery. The tspoplarest'
,.iiI have n hearing Al the iustice's o n
v%sn;snee.
-, TO-. ho,os. =, M.,o4,. hros.
III oa ~ ior sns pele ny W ~ yes. r;nht
panu at tne aca au VI m nus h asI' hh ss;a1
was = Et "a ~ r seSs, consr;,v A Tbs nrns
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HnIAnn.

Totrpo, April 2-wheat weak; No. / white
Michigan S1l7h; No. Q red winter, April
and May 81 223l; June 81 19H: Julysl OK;
No. Q red Dayton and Michigan 81 22h;
western amber 81 221. Corn dull; high
mixed 4nHc; No. 2, 399<c; No. 9 white Axe;
rejected S9Nc. oals .teady; No. 2 spot 3Shc;
May Sic. clover seed in far demand; prime
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x POWDER, &C.
NO DOUBT ABOUT 1T.

The best housskeepers and cooks all know that
mean. LIST 4 CO.'S EXCELSIOR BAKING
POWDER q the best In the market Sold BY the
6Sgt deller everywhere. Ask for the "kxeelSior.'
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TnE CouRrs.-CouNrY CouRT-Jldge
Boyd.-This Court met at 8 A. N. yester-
day and disposed Of the following bust
ness:
DR.. George Baird was appointed guar
dian OF Charles H., Maggie o. and Marcus
NJ, orphan children OF John F. Evans.
Bond 800, with DR.. Eugene Hoge as
surety.
fed by w. II. Caldwell, j. p. Judgment
for plaintiff for 500 SS and costs.
G.. o. Smith vs.. George Man. Certified
by W. Il. Caldwell, j. P. Judgment for
plaintiff for S106 and costs.
GO. Smith vs.. O. N. Taylor. Certified
by W. 81. Caldwell, ]. 7. Judgment for
plaintiff for 500 and costs.
Adjourned until 0 A ". to-day.
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New Advertisements.
List Of Letters.
Notice-Mrs. Schockey.
Hinge Factory Meeting.
RemoVal-E. L. Nicoll.
Hats, Hats-Geo. Mathison.
New Music Store-F. W. Banner.
Fine Diamonds-Turner & Dillon.
f. Good Barber Wanted-J. P. Whiteshop
Steamship and Railroad-John Bailie.
There will be q Social Chat, &c.-C. P.
Hornbrook.
Maple Syrup and sugar-N. Schulz.
Gents Furnishing Goods-Henry Hin
lein.
Auction sale-Cummins and Woods.
Novelties in Foreign Tweeds-T. Ker-
risk.
Opera House-Miss Anna Dickinson.
Trustees Sale-Wm. North.
Irish Relief Committee-M. Kelley.
Horses and Wsgon for Sale-A. @. Egg
Kansas Land and Wheat Growers Asso.
Dissolution Of the Convention Oil Com,
pany-M. Reilley.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YoRx, April 1.-THE jobbing trade is
fairly active, but business remains quiet with
package houses. Cotton goods quiet and
steady. Prints are In very light demand at
first hands. Ginghams, lawns, piques and wide
prints ara fairly active. Mems wear woolens
quiet and firm. Foreign goods in moderate
demand. EEl
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SKIN HuM0R


Messu. wxERs 4 PoTrKR. 6aaMa,-r have
suffered from 4 Skin Humor for twenty years, With
II, until l bean the use Of the CuTfcuRA REMEDIES,
which, In q short time and At I small expense, have
entirely sTadieated every trace Of the dIssase, 20 that
now ! AN entirely free from It. ! therefore believe
they will do all you advertise them 10 do.
Respectfully yours,
JOS. w. RTABR0oK.
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business Men go 10 the New Nc
Lure House sample Rooms fol
Lunch.
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"surERIoR'' Beer, made by the Nail City
Brewing Company, will be out Friday and
Saturday.
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TuERRisnothing which relieves diabetes,
dropsy, Bright's disease and all affections
OF the bladder, kidneys, &c, as the Ex.
celsior Kidney Pad. Sold only by McLain
Brothers. Only 81 80. was
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RoBERr LUKE has fitted up an Under.
taking establishment at No. 1880 Market
street, and is now prepared to attend TO
all orders in that line promptly.
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A Fine Lunch is spread Daily ut
the New Mcclure House sample
Rooms.
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Tie Finest Lunch In the city Is al
the New Mcclure House sample
Rooms.
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TnR new hot blast at the Belmont Mil
has been completed, with the exception oil
connecting the pipes, which will be done
Immediately,
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BosrOs, July 2, 1870.
ScALD HEAD
For Rour Ycars Cured.

Mn. A. SWIFT, Everett, Mas, writes: ttfhS
CuTIcuRAR EHEDiEs cured my child Of Seald Head,
covering the scalp and lower part Of the neck, Of four
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Dos'r buy q cheap Hat but buy a good
one at q cheap price, from Z. Buchanan &
co. 1850 Main street.
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-
The marks last evening indicated 0 feet
10 inches and falling.
Business on the levee dull.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual yesterday.
The Pres Ellison, the prompt Bellaire
packet, continues her trips as usual. See
time card below.
A few tows passed down yesterday for
points below.
The st. Lawrence leaves this evening
for Cincinnati. Her accommodations for
passengers and facilities for carrying
freight are unsurpassed. Capt. VIM. List
commands, and Clerk Q. D. List presides
at the Office.
R7IBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, April 2.-Riyer 0 feet 8
inches and falling Weather cloudy and
mild.
EVANSVILLE, April 2.-Weather cloudy;
thermometer 65. Down: James Guthrie.
Up: Fashion.
LOUISVILLE, April 2.-Riyer stationary
with 10 feet 10 inches in the canal. Wealth
er cloudy and rainy. Arrived: Fred.
Wilson No. 2 and tow, Pittsburgh. The
Andy Baum will pass up tonight.
oNcrNNArI, April 2.-River 20 feet 5
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
cool. Arrived: Emma Graham, Pitts
burgh; Wyoming, st. Louis; Cons Millar,
Memphis. Departed: Andes, Wheeling.
CAIRO, April 2.-Riyer SO feet s inches
and falling Weather cloudy. Thermom-
eter 90. Arrived: Lille aud Common
wealth, New Orleans; Storm, Ohio river.
Departed: John Dippold, New Orleans;
Lilly, Storm and Commonwealth, st.
Louis.
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ITyou want to save money call and ex.
anime our stock Of Hats and Gaps, before
buying elsewhere. E, Buchanan & Co.,
1850 Main street.
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"Whsn the mills start.p-We have Just
opened two barrels Of broken clock springs,
JACOB W. eRUeB, the Ieweler.
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Observation-Disclosures dry goods store
is now at No. IS Eleventh street (old
Union), between Main and Market.
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BEsr supply Of music in the city, at
sheib's, Washington Hall.
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THR public sale Of the dwelling No. 1905
Market street Is continued to-day 10 A. NJ,
at the Court House.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 9th,


DUBLIO SALE OF THE "FA1R
GRUUNDsn On WHEELING Ian
In pursuance Of 4 resolution adopted by the sioSk.
holders Of the "NOrth NUt Virginia agricultural 20.
eiety.D Al q meeting held At their once, IN the city
oI Wheeling, on the 9Th day Of March, 1850 the un-
derIiEned committee will, on
SATURDAY, APRIL I'm, 1850,
At the front door Of Ohio county Court House, com
niGpcing al 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed 10 eell a. public
auction 10 the highest ana best bidder the real e1tSie
owned by The North West Virginia Agricultural So
cIeiY, situate on Wheeling Island, and known, % the
TFaif GroundSn Said property consists Of about %
hereS Of choice land, suitable for building lou, and u
iulIy described In the following deed, 70 which refer,
enrt 4 had, viz! A deed made by I. !: Brown and
otherI 10 said North West Virginia Agricultural 30
DEFY, dated November Is, 1861 aud recorded 10 B3ok
No. IS, pages 4SS5, IN The records oil deeds lot ohlo
county, West Virginia, aud 10 aided made 6yJosePh
KIrge;sner and wife TO aid North WettYirginiAA gr-
eulturNI society, dated February ~, ISL and record.
eI in Deed Book No. IS, Pasees tOhio County he
eorlS.),
hand and the residue on credit Of 6,l2, y and y
mouths, with interest, for which payments the pur-
chaser Il 10 give his notes satisfactorily secured
The title also retained until the purchase money Is
MICHAEL REILLY.
EARL VI. OeLEBAYJ
GEO. a. wIcKHAM, Auetlanset. mFis
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wEhayet the larseststock Of stylish Hats
TO be found In the city. Z, Buchanan q
Co., 1889 Main street,
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"SrpRmoR" Beer, made by the Nail City
Brewing Company, will be out Friday and
Saturday.
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E. BucEMAs & Co., have all the latest
spring styles Of all grades in Hats and
Gaps.
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PERsoNAL,-Joe Kramer and band went
to Steubenyille last night to play for the
Entire Nous Social.
Mr.. II. Paul, OF Philadelphia, a fine
cornetist, has become a member Of Kra-
mer's band.
Capt. 7. F. Bailey, Supervisor of Trains
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, is in
the city.
Miss venie Dorsey, Of Powhatan, o.,
who has been attending the Female Col
lege in this city, has gone home on a
visit.
Capt. George NJ. Whitesearver, who has
been superintendent Of the Hempfeld,
has resigned and gone home TO Grafton.
The Captain has made many friends In
this city, who will regret his departure.
DIR. III. s. Hall has returned from
Chicago.
Mrs. Jim Cumminsr returned from a visit
to Washington, Pa, last night.
Jim Travis, OF the LaBelle Mill, and
John P. Campbell, Of the Belmont, are
home from visits to Cincinnati and st.
Louis, respectively.
Mrs. J.W. Carmichael, of Center Wheel
isg, who has been very seriously i'll, is
slowly recovering.
Anna E. Dickinson will lecture here
next Thursday night.
Rev. Joseph Cook will eat baked beans
atthe new Mcclure next Friday.
James j. Battelle has been appointed
distributing clerk at the Postofice, vice
Rockwell, removed.
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"sUPERIoR,' Beer, made by the Nail City
Brewing Company, will be out Friday and
Saturday.
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THERMOMETERS RHooRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepi's drug store, Opera
House corner, Yesterday:
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Make a HAPPY Home.

Make Happy Home.
By presenting your wife, daughter, sister,
or friend with q
steinway Piano,
Fischer Piano,
Knabe Piano,
Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano,
Chickering Piano,
palace" Organ,
Loring& Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover,
ACCORDION,
Guitar,
Violin and bow,
Or Banjo,
From the magnificent stock to be found
at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street.
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WARRINGTON, April 81 A. M.-For
the Lower Lakes, Tennessee ndthe Ohio
Valleys, warmer, cloudy and rainy wealth
er, southeast yeering 70 southwest winds,
and falling barometer.
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FINE Steel Eugravipgs and Fine Frames,
new styles Just received by
". s. HurcHISs,
1921 Market street.
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MAsoSs & HaIN Organs on easy pay.
ments at sheibis, Washington Hall.
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Planes to rent at sheib's, washington
Hall.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Nine departments Of study textbook furnished
pensos for one year from eIz5 TO e2o0i non-seo-
tartan, liberal. thorough. Fall term begins Sep
tember d,1S79.
R.sFor catalogues and other Information apply
West Va. aul
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-03

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-03
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

1879. 1850.
80 20 40 ~ u 90 II II