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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-29
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
= County, 81, Circuit Court.
Robert b. Marsh, Guardian,


Samuel II. Marsh, Susan f.. Marsh, infants.
Emma @. Marsh and William Goudy.
Petition TO sell real estate of infant defen-
dantS.
The defendants will take notice That I have
this day filed in the said court, a petition for
the sale of the real estate beIoning to the
said infant defendants and that on the fourth
day of the next term OF the said court or so
soon thereafter ns the same can be heard |
will move for bearing OF said case.
And the said defendants will take notice
that on the third day OF October, 1866 be-
tween the hours Of o'clock, n. m, and o.
CLOCK, p M, the dispositions of John Cloudy
and others will be taken at the office Of
James T. Rogers, Esq, n notary public, in the
city OF Wheeling, and State aforesaid, to be
read in evidence on the hearing OF the said
caSe-nnd II for any cause the taking of such
dispositions should not he commenced or be-
ing commenced should not be completed ON
that day, the takingOf the same will be adj
Jnurned from day TO day until the same be
completed. ROBERT B. MARSH,
WHEELING. Aug. 9th, 1896. au$Jitw
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DIR. I1AIIOOKAII,S
Indian Vepetable Pu1monio Sur,

CURES COUGHS. COLDS, WHoOPING
~ C0rGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, CATARRH,
bRoSCHITLS, PAIN IN THE SIDE, NIGIIT
SwEATS, HoARSESESS. to which public
speakers and singers are liable, CONSUMP-
TION, In its early stages, ami all diseases of
the throat and lungs. "
Endorsed by the highest medical authority,
clergylnen OF every denomination authors
editors, professors In our various colleges and
by many Of our most eminent public men.
Containing no opium, it is adapted to every
age, and can he used without fear OF the
dangerous results which follow the use OF
opium and ipecac are the base.
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Rootl Root! Rootl Rend1 Rcnu

ROOTS PEsrACIIINE preserves the life of the
Hair-changes 1t from gray to its original color
IN three weeks-prevents the hair from fall
lng-1S the best article for dressing the hair
ever found in the market-will surely remove
dandruffand cure all disease OF the Scalp
Is delightfully."- perfumed, cures badness, and
VIII not stain the skin. We tell the story
perfect - 80 -
RcstOrcr and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
PeStachio Nut Oil. Sold by all DrugpistS
OFltlN SKINNER & CO., Sole ProprIetOrs.
Springfield. MnSS.
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PisO's Cure for consumption

FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS die annually
from Consumption in the United States.
NScc census Cor lStO.)
This remedy has been for several wears
used tn.pITlctice by eminent Physicians with
Such marked success, that ii is now, by mr.
gent request, offered to the public us an in
iallible remedy for lung and throat diseases
Not every one i'll the advanced stages OF con-
sumption can he cured, hut.many have been
anu many more are now receiving benefit
from its use, and this long after all other
known remedies have failed. AS an evil
dencc of our sincerity III the above state
mcntS, we WARRANT 1T TO GIVE SATISFNC-
ton! sold Wholesale and Retail by ED
MUND BOOKING, Druggist, No. l Odd Eel
lows HAL, Wheeling, West Va. au2j
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LinSley Institute,

pE-OPENS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER BID.
IL Entrance on Market street OnnOSife ON
trance to M'Lure House.
, II IS the wish OF the trustees and the prin-
obtaining a thorough scientific or cIHSSic1I
education.
Tuition, per quarter: Common Branches
S2OG' BTihche&' requiring use of apparatus, or
higher Mathematics, or Languages $1,000
Ru2S-lw prinniT,I
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The Knabe Piano

iswcll enough known throughout the United
Siatei 10 stand upon It's merits, and II is n0i
necessary To PEDDLE them fhrounh ne ne
sing their praise. " ''''"' l"
The proper way for purchasers to sunnly
themselves Is 10 apply 10 n responsible Hrrni
Where they know that what they buy is inSf
as represented. - - 1"''
Another method Of pushing bad worl; uror
me pubic Is 10 sell through MUSIC J;,,rbs''
allowing Them large commissions for ,,.f.,,,
nItlnIlE Ihtlr Instruments. This mode a,
u .I nuSln'SS Oh course IncyCISCSthc price as
me commission nlHa necessarily come frI','
the purchaser. '' ''"'l'
In purchasing from the agent of a frst-clos,.
manufacture, an instrument can hahoJ ~
Lhe factory price-nOtwithstandine tho r"nr a.
schtati"nS OF outside make TS that the .deaicT5s
ment. " '''' iiS'Iu u
Persons i'll want of firSt-olaSS Pianos cannot
eAPccl l" buy them at second or thirI ciasS
The public are invited 10 examine the
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1t rather discrCdltoble than otherwise, to
attack mon whom candidates for those
f"ilings which do not forfeit business
and social confidence in tho private
walks of life. And this, wo presume, is
what our Parkersburgh contemporary
means when he says that with private
character, except where men have been
guilty of crime, we do not believe ii our
right or duty to intermediate"
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C0Ig"te'S Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
Glycerine, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies' and for the Nursery. It's per-
fume is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrivalled. For sale by all druggists.
feb27.lvdSu
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For Congress.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
w nounce CHESTER ID. HUBBARD. Of
Ohio county, rs candidate for re-eiecfIon
nom the First Congressional District snkinci
70 the decision OF the District Union Conven-
n"h' auga-tlc
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Farm For Sale.

TNIIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
i his farm containing Si1& acres, located in
Marshall county, 10 miles east of MOundSvIlle
and miles north of Glen EaStOn, on b. d o.
K. X. On said farm is n good dwelling and
the usual .out-buildings; also an orchard OF
good fruit. The tract is principally under
cultivation, and Is well watered.
nuHl-lmwU PHILLIP MASECHFR
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DIR. f. r. KNIGHTS, Prop'r, Melrose, Mass.
Sold TO the trade by LAUGHLINS& BITSH-
FIELD; Wheeling, and at retail by ali Drug
gists, also by L. II. Logan d Co., aud IIognIi
lIlSt d 20. 4
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9l1ustraI sustrutleuts,
TO PURCHASERS
OF
P A N O S

ITNHE GREAT REPUTATION OF TUE
hndbc Piano has induced makers ~ 49,,
IeFloT Instruments to represent to their cu,i..
nerS that the Planes they sell are pra,.5..i,
me same as the hhTbc, made by worI,na;;,
InIincTiN employed by them, &c, &c.
This Is nu old lodge, and one that is our,-
practiced by manufacturers, who cannon IN
their instruments to the trade and co,,,,
market at my price. va '''e
This mode OF doing business shouId -
enough TO convince purchasers at once ~ ~
SUPERIORITY OF THE KNARF ~
mere fact Of small makers taking them nc
the STANDARD, and working; upon ihstr
reputation should be all the evidence, nrcsI-
Sary. ''''''
II is well known fact that all first.cla
Piano manufacturers have their estahIisEsI
itSehcles ana dispose of their goods through
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StOn. Look at This

TINE GREAT EASTERN DETECTIVE
L Horse and Live Stock Insurance Com
pany, OF Pennsylvania, wants Agents in this
and every county in this State
Office, los South Ith street, PhiladeIahia.
100 +. HAFFA,
au<o-6l' General Agent
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Dividend

TGNHE DIRECTIONS OF THE CENTRE,
l. Wheeling Market Association have de-
clared IA dividend of SIX PER CE:Sr, PAYABLE
TO the stockholders on demand.
,oo ALEX. Q. EOFF,
Ou2S-0l Sncrnf Il
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.Nn:,t ,rhnt uo,l nced Ln,Lics.

These Pills act as Il mild and gentle stimu-
liant with most happy influence on mind
and body, correcting all irregularities ana re-
moving distractions, mental debility, mclan-
chOly, &c; restoring nature to its proper
chInneIS. Under Certa in circumstances tliey
should not be used. Price 81 10 per box. By
mail to amy address 81 10. Sold by
LAUGHl.INS Il BUSHFIELD.
my26
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MARRIAGE AMI CELIRA1,Y- n,

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an
Essay of Warming and Instruction for Young
Men. Also Diseases and Abuses which pros
trate the vital powers, with sure means OF re.
lief. Sent free of charge in sealed letter en-
velopeS. Address, DR.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
aul6.3md&w
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JUST WHAT you WANT LADIES.
Try one Dor and DC Cured.

The Great French Remedy, NJ. De Vallett,s
Female Periodical Pills, extensively used by
The French Royal Academy of Medicine
Menorhagin, &c.
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announcements.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for Congro

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tor Congress.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w queStedt O announce Gen. r. s. NoRTU.
date TO represent the First Congressional Dis.
trict of West Virginia in the FOrtieth Con.
greSS of the United States. nuVSS
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THE GALES OF ARAuv -. ,,.,.
than the aroma which the froCrraS,I piE sie
ZoDoNT imparts to the breath No. 70
the heart OF theSivory: nut whittier tbon
the teeth that are cleaned dniIv viii
that matchleSs fluid, VIII
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StntlonefN, per Quarter, from ........5O TO 30
Hall Boarding furnished on the most rea-
sOnable terms. ''' ie''
BOARDING, including light, fuel, betld-
ing, washing and mending linen sta
tlonery, and medical attendance in or
ainary cases, for the scholastic year of
~ 500 90
EAINA CHARGES WHEN PAIDIN ADvANCE.)
German, French or italian, per quarter
German, for German Boys only, per ar / %
Drawing, per quarter............ An
Use OF Philosophical and Chemical An
pnratus, per arter......................, 900
Sinnr ~ ,ISi 9; 10 70
Payments will be always required in od
vance, ana an addition * ten per cent in
Harlaoly insisted upon, When there is n de-
The School will be opened on the LIST Nom
DAY IN September. Applications may be adj
1ulS-2wdS2tw
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MErCALF'S GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY
This new and wonderful medicine tcts
standing in Il few days
au22-Im 4. IL HOGAN & co. Arents.
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Announcements

AuuOIluC6u16uGs
TNIIE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY
/ informed that the Pleasant Hill Female
Seminary, near West MiddletOwn. Washing
ton county, Pa, will he opened on the first
Monday in September, with the same able
corps OF Teachers employed during the last
session.
This announcement is made to give the as
Surnnce that no suspension will occur in con-
sequence Of the recent death of the lamentetl
II. &. McKeeVer, who has been conducting its
affairs for the last six years.
The undersigned, who, aided by Mrs. Jane
c. Mckeever MS Principal, established the In.
stitution. and conducted it for fifteen years
previously, begS leave to assure the public
that every attention will be paid as hereto
fore, to promote the interests of the pupils
comltted to his charge, and to maintain the
high character which the Seminary has ac-
quired among the educational Institutions OF
our country.
Additional buildings have been recently
erected and increased ARCHITECTURE afordetbfjr
the accommodation of pupils.
Catalogues sent on application.
auD'3td<w MATTHEW McKEEVER.
TRpUiStnF cOOV.1
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PARSONS eco.

OFFER FOR THE FALL TRADE A
" large stock of all the good varieties OF
GRAPE VINES.
Among them are: Iona, No. l, 500 per 100.
$500 per 1000; No ., SO per 100, $500 per 600.
Delaware, years tranSplanted and unusual
~ strong. s35 per 100, s275 per 600; year No.
/, strong plants, SIS per 100, 500 per LOCO; No.
2, SD per 100, $3.50 per 1000. Ives Seeding
s25 per 100, 500 per 1000. Concord, 1850 per
100, 500 per 1000.
All the vines thus offered are grown with
out bottom heat, from well ripened wood.
and In good deep soil, not injured by extra
mnnuring.
their descriptive catalogue.
They also offer 1t large assortment OF the
best TREES AND SHRUBS.
Address, PARSONS 4 CO.,
au;iD-Itw FIUSTSG n v
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Notice to Builders

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED RY
/ the undersigned Until the i2th day OF
ton of the front part OF the school House in
webster Township, Ohio county. Said adj
ultlon consists OF four Rooms and Hall, Con
tractors Will be required to furnish all the
materials Plans and specifications will he
Square. JAMES ROM ~ iS' Ne'
au2S-td ChairD1oII ~ 80
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4ew advertisements:
w. T. SINGLETON

w. T. SINGLETON,
"HOLESALE DEA LER IN TOBACCO,
w SNUFF AND CIGARS No. So Main
street. Respectfully invites the attention of
dealers 10 his large variety OF virginia manu-
nctured TobaccOS OF old and long established
reputation, among which will be found the
following brands:
II. +. GrnVcly, J. Il. Pare
haceN son, Z. l.. baldwin,
II. n. Sterling l. $ Watson
WIN Champion, j. NJ Booker
In addition he has a large assortment of 0i her
brands, consisting OF pounds, rs 5'S los lois
Navy pounds and half pounds, Fig and NAV
Apple Tobacco, Fancy, and Rough and Ready
Twist &c, &c; with many different brands Of
imported Cigars. All of which will be sold
10 the trade at fair prices. au23
"AETED-AGENTS TO S2lO PER
w MONTH for Gentlemen, and S:S5 to So
for Ladies', everywhere, TO introduce the
Common Sense Family Sewing Machine,
improved and perfected. 1t will hem. fell
stitch, quilt bind, brnind and embrOdcr beau
ufully-Price only S2O-making the elastic
lock stitch, and fully warranted for three
years. We pay the above wages, or Il COM
mission, from which twice that amount can
he nude. Address or call ON C. BOWERS Il
CO., Office No. - South Fifth Street, Phila-
delpha, Pa. All letters answered promptly
With circulars ana terms. au2i-lm
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DR.. q. J. WIESEL

Graduate Of BciicUue Hospital Med. COL
icge, Ne'U York.
OFFICE-On Main street, near Webster,
second square from theStOne Bridge.
auGS-3m
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TIE Richmond Enquirer is not salts
fed with the concessions made to the
South by recent political movements.
1t says:
"Evcn such men as MIR. DOUlittle
perpctrhtc tho nonsense of saying, as
he lately did at Saratoga, that "the
South had been punished, and in his
Judgment sufficiently punished, to make
her feet most kecnIy the cm0rmity Of the
crime 'Dhich there originated.
Mr.. DOolittlc ought to have discern
mcnt enough to know that what he
calls punishment. we feel to have been
an outrage, and when he speaks of
enormous crime, there is not a Southern
man whose judgment does not lay the
epithet ut the door of the North itself.
1t is arc against whom has been COM
mitted an enormous crime.
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Ohio county dOn't forget her Sol
liCrH.

w hSI IblIIfRlhJ aug GII lSOO.
Eds. LmtcHiycMccr:
SIR:-I notice by your paper of this
morning that in speaking of the nom
ton last Saturday, you give the Con-
vcntion credit for nominating but four
soldiers, whereas there are six on the
ticket. The nominee for County Sur
vcyor u. d. Whithnm,) and also the
NOMINEES for County Commissioned, G..
G. MaXwcll) are both three year SOL
dicrs; and although among tho "small
fry" on the ticket, are still evidences
that the Union Party of West Virginia
have not forgotten the men who volun-
tGercd for their country, i'll the hour of
her need. Very respectfully, NJ.
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\. w. CAMTBELL. l.. \. nAGANS.
JOHN FREw. a. II. HALL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06

There were three individuals present on
special invitation at the Mayors leyee yes
terday morning. Samuel Brown, who had
been on previous occasion slightly inebri-
ated, was requested to pay 81 and few ad-
ditional perquisites; but being out of funds
at that unlucky moment, he was furnished
with an apartment at the public expense
Two other city guests-Wm. Murphy
and Michael Cassiday-on account fdrink-
Ting rather too deep of Sire water" were
each desired to hand over So with few
additions, which they politely liquidated,
and took leave. ...r r..-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
The First Monthly stock Sale.

The following is the report of the sales
al the first Monthly Stock Sale, for Frank
lin county, held yesterday on the grounds,
near the northern terminus of the Colum-
bus Street railroad:
A. j. Ryan sold one COW to E. A. Parker
for $37; one to E. A. Fuller for $50, and
one to same for $50.
Wilson & Ryan sold one cow to E. A.
Fuller for S55; one to j. Cochran for $64;
one to B. r. Phillips for SAC; one to DR..
Gay for $50; COW and calf to A. II. Frtch-
er for $40; same to z. Fleming for $3250;
same to e. Jones for SHIPS; same to b. r.
Phillips for $4S so; one yoke of oxen to NJ.
Davidson, of Madison county, for $3.50;
same to same for Sl69.50; same to same for
1922 so; 20 head of three year old steers for
$l,lSO; IL head of fat sheep for $S40 80.
A. j. Ryan sold 20 sheep to r. IL. Snow
den for $500; 80 sheep to same for $59750;
20 sheep to Frank Dean for $500.
E. A. Fuller sold 80 sheep to D, Postel for
$444.32.
Al. Ryan sold one SOW to A. Wilson for
$l3, and one Chester bore to E. Green for
$3.50 ..
Samuel Hunter sold one sorrel mare to
D. Matheny for $l26.
w. Hutcheson sold one buggy to j..
Riemer for $35:
Mr.. Lukins sold one pair of mules to
VIM. Samuel for S400, and one sorrel horse
to --- for 5000.
Thomas O'Harra sold one jack to W.
Reese for $2l0.
Jackson Harves sold one sorrel mare to
W. Briggs for $425O.
E. A. Fuller sold one horse to VIM.
Samuels for s655O.
A. Sells sold one horse to c. Adams for
$2S. 't
The total amount of these sales is So
9S732.
All the stock was sold excepta few milch
cows which still remain for sale. They had
lust arrived from St. Louis and appeared
rather thin. ..-.
The next Monthly Sale will be held at the
same place on the first Thursday in May.
The stock sale yesterday, for the begin
ming of a new enterprise, may be set down
as a grand success. From 1,5O0 to 1000
people were in attendance. Every part of
Franklin co unity was well represented by
nearly all its leading stock dealers. There
was also quite large delegation from Mad
ison county. The display of stock-cattle,
horses, mules, sheep, hogs, Sc, was very
fine, and formed very creditable collec-
tion. The biddings on the stock offered
were very spirited and lively, and at times
so active was the competition and so nu-
merous the criers and bidders that the scene
presented might have been called grand
stock bazaar.
We trust that the next stock sale, on
Thursday, May 8, will be such decided
success, that the Franklin County Monthly
Sock Sales will become fixed and perma-
ncnt institution.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
Broke Jail.

Three prisoaers MADE their escape yes
terday from our county Jail about the
middle of the afternoon. They effected
their exit by saving off the grating or iron
bars in window on the eastern side of tn e
Jail, and climbing over the high board
fence into narrow alley. A little girl
saw one of them crawling out of the win
dow and gave the alarm. While the four b
prisoner, by the name of Kelly, indict, d
for shooting with intent to kill, was
wriggling his body through the window,
the wife of Sheriff Domigan appeared on a
porch just above him, rveolver in hand,
and pointing it at him, told him if he did
not get back forthwith, she would shoot
him dead on the spot. Awed by the firm
and decided tone of the lady, the fellow
thought "discretion the better part of
valor," and sneaked back into the Jail.
When the Sheriff's assistants-the Sheriff
himself being absent from home-arriyed
on the spot, three prisoners had gone. We
have not heard of the recapture of either of
them. VIII. ia
The three escaped prisoners are--Wm.
Miller, T. J. Butler and diminutive me-
gro by the name Of Williams-all three
charged with burglary. There are three
indictments, we believe, pending against
Miller for burglary. Heis one of the three
who, short time since, attempte to mine
tout of the jail, and who afterward sawed
(. OFF the irons placed uron them. He is a
desperate character and has no doubt been
furnished by some outsider with the means
by which the present escape has been eff
fected ~ t4ori tAt N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
oD.uinp of the Upera House.

We are pleased to announce that the Op-
era House will be opened on next Monday
night for the Spring and Summer season,
by Mr.. c. T. Smith, of this city, as Lessee
and Manager. He has engaged as his first
star, Miss Alice Gray, now playing at
Woods Theater, Cincinnati. She will be
supported by Mr.. ID. Sheridan, leading
man of Pixies Dramatic Company, with
other members of the same Company, and
by artists from Louisville and Nashville,
whose appearance will be a novelty here.
We are graified that our friend Smith,
who is himself an accomplished actor, has
undertaken the management of the Opera
House, and anticipate for the lovers of the
drama brilliant season.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06


that she has threatened to take his life, and
that he fears shemay execute her threat.
The wife, in,her answer, denies the alle-
cations in ,the petition, and charges the
husband with habitual drdnkenness for
more than three years past, and with ex-
treme cruelty toward her by assaulting and
wounding her on several occasions She
also charges him with adultery; asks for an
injunction to restrain him from disposing
of any OF his property during the tendency
of the suit, and for divorce from her said
husband.
Messrs. Warden aud de Lany are thu
counsel for the husband, and Messrs, Con;
verse and Rankin for the wife. There are
81 witnesses subr@naed in the case. The
Court was chiefly occupied to-day (Ihurs'
day. in the examination of wltnesses@7 o
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EIIsIer,s Athenenm.

Last night witnessed another crowded house at
the colossal Gift Exhibition of Somerby Bruce.
The wonder worker Fabian. delighted and amused
all with his enchantments. The Egyptian Sphynx
So Ike, smoked anl turned to dust as before, pug
cling and mystifying everybody. Numerous beau-
tful and splendid gifts impartially distributed
among the visitors as they each evening. and
will be at the fifth exhibition tonight.
The leading prize the elegant marble top table
was drawn last night by j, Corbet, No. 2O5 East
Rich street. The principal prize tonight, which
somebody will have the good fortune to draw will be
a handsome lounge, valued at thirty dollars.