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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-24

THE RIVER on Saturday evening at
dusk was seven feet seven inches and
rising; and last evening st was eight
feet and still rising Il s-sEA
The following boats arrived and de-
parted during che last 48 hours The
steamer MESSENGER arrived from Pitts
bnrgh, Friday night at 0 p. M, and after
receiving some freight at the landing
dropped down to Benwood and took on
! 900 kegs Of nails, shipped for st. Louis.
The, steamer rArmadillo arrived from
New Orleans on Saturday morning and
discharged:a large lot of sugar, molass-
es, ISc,, for our merchants, len for, Pitts
burgh. The steamer r. r. Hudson ar
rived from Cincinnati on Saturday
morning aud departed again in the
evening with good trip. The Express
arrived on time apdtook her departure
for Parkersburg on Saturday at IL a. m.
The America passed down during the
day.. The Robert Moore passed down
for Portsmouth. The J. N. McCnl-
loughwasd detained on her way up from
IPaEkershurg and did not get here until
Saturday night at 8 o'clock. After re-
ceiving a large lot of freight at this
place, including 65 tons of pig metal
Eebnlppeus ItOm tne duQS0nS Bhe de-
parted for Pittsburgh at 10 p. m.
The steamer Grey Eagle arrived
here from Pittsburgh at 9 o'clock
Saturday evening, and discharging
some freight and getting number OF
passengers, departed for ,Parkersburg
at 10 p. m. The fine side-wheel steam
or Rebecca, arrived from Parkersburg
early on Saturday night. The steamer
Belle Vernon touched at our landing
yesterday, and receiving a lot OF bar,
ley, departed for ST. Louis. There was
considerable floating ice in the river,
yesterday, but not enough to interfere
with navigation. We are Informed by
Capt. Holmes that the steamer Camelfa
will positively depart for Nashville to-,
day. Shippers will bear this in mind.
Boats leaving to-day: .... = L.
i Rebecca, Capt. Charles II. Booth, j.
Wehrmen, clerk, for Parkersburg, at II
o'clock "a. M; Forest City, Captain,
O'Neal, Baz. Doyle, clerk, for Steuben-
vile at "a p. m.; James .Rees, Captain
Fred. Kemple,i for Sunfish at 8 p. mi,
the a No. 1 steamer Camelia, the yete.
ran Capt. Sam. Dean in command, and
Q. e, Riddle. clerk, for Nashville at 10
u. M; steamer j. N. Mccullough, Capt.
Geo. Moore, and Dan. Moore clerk, Tor
Marietta and Parkersburg at O'Clock
this evening. l,., ,-.-l--.f Il. 81
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WEEKLY
sPLENDIDLY ILLUsTRATED
Ctttteal Mottees % e. 80.

S'11'C1s 4'OIIces q the PTeEE.
Tne MODEL NEWSPAPER of our countft,
compete In all the departments of an a m ~
can Family PaPer-HARPER's WEFEIiY Mas
ne1 loF ltselI right 10 It's title, GA jOTR.
H ~ OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES York ETsI,fny
;:ur future historians will enrich them
serves stsiS,s out OF HARPER's WEEKLY long alter
MrlLets, and printers, snu pITbliEhenI sTa
turned to dust.-HeIO York Eto1I0eEiSf- 80
y, Tue sDestof It's class in AmsnCa.-BostO
HARPER's WEEKLY NAV no ,,Dre.o, ,,.,,I,
declared the best newspaper in AmeTfca ~
1he Independent, NeIU York
Ine articles upon public ouestfnng sy,yJ,t.l,
appe in HARPER's WEEKLY froII II,i'sIt ~
Week. form remarkable series OF brieT no.
1ittS,u essays. They arc distinguished BY
mon 'SenSe, by Independence and breadth OF
view; they are the expression OF mature
Ing, and take their place among the best
heWsrtp per writing OF the tIme.-N0Tth
american ReUte10, B0st0n, Afdss. = = 80
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CAETEKFbRY.-we learn that this
new place Of Amusement in our city
was crowded to excess on Saturday
night, The performances are repre-
scented TO have been good of the charac-
Ter. Whether it is to kept open regu-
iarlys we have not been informed. II
the Ptnprietors hope to succeed they
must give publicity to their esta blish-
ment through the papers. People have
become accustomed to depend on the
newspaperss for all such Information
and without advertising no place Of
amusement, nor any branch of trade.
can dong flourish. Advertising is one
OF the institutions OF the age, and there
is no ignoring the fact.
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,MAsaUEnADE,1-A grand masquerade
ball will be given this evening at
Washington Hall, by the Harmonic
Society of this city. Extensive prepa-
T@tions have been made to render this
The event of the season of its character,
and from the experience of those en-
gaKedin getting it up the public may
rely on lis success. "A splendid supper,
prepared by that well known caterer,
Warnafelt, will be set at IL O'clock
precisely. AL the luxurles and deli
cacies have been provided in such pro.
fusion that the supply will be fully
equal to any demand that NAV be
made. If You want to enjoy a mas
que era and get an elegant sup per, go
to Washington Hall to night.
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CoScERT.-The concert on Friday
evening, at st. Matthew'S Church, was
repeated on Saturday evening, as an
nounced in our paper on the morning
ofthat day. AS on the previous occa-
sion the principal performers were the
Sunday School children ofthat congre-
CATION, and they acquitted themselves
quite handsomely. The number in at.
tendance was quite large, and all pres
ent were highly pleased. The perform
hnces Of Master Frissell on the violin
evinced high order of talent. and
were creditable to one OF his years.
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WE made note of the fact that
church for the colored people in this
city. had been erected during the last
year, in Saturday mornings paper.
We were unfortunate, it seems, in the
caption OF the article, AFRICAN NJ. e.
Church." We have since learned that
there is such an organization in our
midst, but that it has no church in our
city. We had reference to the congre-
CATION that has always been identified
with the 81. E. Church, without the pre-.
Tx "African," or my other whatever.
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WORM ,TnEIR WEIGHT 1N Go1p.-A

-NVH44H a HEIR W-E1uHI IN GULD.-A
citizen of Harrison county commune
Gates to Oxtoby 81 Dufheld as follows /,
81 am over seventy years old; have
used spectacles for near thirty years,
but have never had a better pair OF
glasses than those 1 purchased at your
store; can now see as we'll as could
when fifteen or twenty years old {; nv
eyes no longer pain me or feel veal;
the spectacles are north their Ipei0ht in
goLd." Full Supply ofspectauless eve
glasses. watches, clocks, jewelry and
fancy goods at Oxtoby' and Duffield's
Jewelry Store, 1O3 Main street -
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How TO MAKE RA1sEl-1t raises
we'll It bakes wellI 1t eats we'll! 1t
sells well The best hotels use it'll The
best steamboats, use it'll The best board
Ing houses use it Thousands of Indies
who know how to set a good table, will
not do withouti it. All this is true. OF
Logan, List 6 Co.'s Excelsior Baking
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THNNKsy-we are under obligations
to the, Vity Councils for bound copy
OF The acts OF the Legislature relating
to the City OF Wheeling, and the ordi.
nances passed siuce the Incorporation
of the city.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The Publishers have perfected system tJf
mailing by which they can supply the MA
GAztHE, WEEKLY, and BAZAAR O1ognutly to
those who prefer to receive their porIoafcsIs
directly nom the OHlce of Publication. POT
masters and Others deslrous OF getting mn
Clubs will be supplied with n show-Riil on
application. va
The postage on HARPER's wEEKLYi, ~
cents year, which must be paid al the .uI-
scrtber's post ofice. =
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ColMlssroSERs.-N. Proctor Smith,
Esq, OF San Francisco, was commits
stoned a Commissioner OF Deeds for
this State in California, two or three
days ago. A. Gano Dunn, Esq, of
New York city, received a similar com.
mission, as suctr officer, in the State OF
New York, atthe same time.
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ADMINISTRATORS were only
three lnaEEiags Licenses issued during
the past week. a comparison of the
number issued since the lst of Jam
uary this year, and that of last, reveals
the fact that there is nothing in the old
theory Of leap year with its privileges
granted TO feminiues, or that they use
most wretched strategy in urging their
suit with the lords of creation.
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EVERYBODY, and his wife, should
know that the most complete assort-
ment of Toilet articles. Perfnnerv
Combsi Hair Brushes, Cosmet Pc.
mades, and Toilet Waters, to be found
in Wheeling, is at E. BOOKINGS, No. l
Odd Fellows Hall. Call before making
your purchases elsewhere,
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NIAsTER- FRANK SAwrEL1 will sing
his popular temperance song after the
lecture at the Fourth Street NJ. e.
Church, this evening.
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MUNICIPAL CouRr.-All of Saturday
was taken up with the Hurnbrook-
Cous case.se We did not learn whether
it had been concluded or not. The
court meets this morning at 10 O'Clock.
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KEDrsrRIBUnoN OF THE BIBLE
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD-The Wheel
ing and Ohio County Bible Society
having adopted the resolution OF the
American Bible Society, passed at their
fiftieth anniversary, to again attempt
the redistribution of the Scriptures
without note or comment, throughout
the world, are now actively engaged in
the above 1audable work in this CITY
and suburbs. They have engaged as
agents the Rev. w. L. Hobbs, Mr..
Frederick Strange and Mr.. David
schwartz Germany who will visit
every family and boarding house in
the city and suburbs, land possiblv the
coqnty,l with view to supply ali eth
erhy sale OF donation, (unIess reT1sed.I
with the Word of Life. The s9ents ~
authorized to receive subscrIhtions I IL
Aid OF the shove work, Il ON ali VII S Ln
sure 10 lend q helping hand in th;s
truly christian work, Thav n rm LUIS "!
commended to the christian and al" Ire re-
olent public by the commitiee y ~ ~
Wheeling and Ohio COUNTY RIbia s Sde
cfety-F. Ball, Jno. Mont. Ell sy6,,o
and G. w. Stoner. 80 "' '''"hs
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HARpER,s WurI 80

hARPER's WEEKLY, one year..,.......-SIOO
y! hILssikkHI or Bazaar will be suppliei 1rStjS
eSct, ~ Slpb Of Five Subscribers at 81 90
SsSdS IN one remittance: or SAE Copies for
1 SsSk NumbeBcan be supplied at any time.
me annual Volumes of HARPER'E 49, =
11l. Il! neaL cloth binding, will be sen by exc
~, 5Ese OF expense, for 81 each. A COM
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ftS1GEPt OF cash at The ate OF SIS IS per vol.
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.
Wheeling Il FaIrmont turnpllxe roads
I 'ass, were ere, appointed committees 10 re-
lion hss ham noa,ie e ~, VIM 91sposi'
in their hands for, the renairrof said
roads. -. 80 - - :, N
or, ordered . thatthe Cumnntttee on Roads
S.0S, I ntup 1Eti1u o! tne river ROAD
SSort Sreai, 81, 1um 70 IN th"; iin'9uthgot
tho nc - ,,,'n,. T1 LelVEtlIS AZ
"On'motion rasoI,o,, 80, ~,
,,,Snr I i,S aoiI IesoiVeu that me super
s n.5o. al eaeh township where appro-
- rSSn.Iu laws Deea nlaue lor the repair
iSt.HeI . ue ESqueSIeo 10 report the
nrcSn,,t - - ,,.,sS oy nun up 10 the
srssoto, '''tie' ""u Fet"FA the vouchers
~ ,,,o,,o, u 49,, IL 80
RNara % Ovar tb VOC IsSs1Ne S tnaT tne
mont b., a.. t ~ pSLLaou VI lthe EalfT
,,,,,i1;r tt ,is;s, u Lnls county, IN popyn
On ,r S"y u .,aS rom TINS gate. $40
va -AA'Ei0A' TIC A1oaFo ADJOURNED. ll
i-T-T-S - - ill.,.
FIRE NEAR. BELEAIRE-THE NEW,
NAH, Works IN Rt1rNs. :. IcarIy ,,asto.-
dow p,or,,t,,0. .,L,'.,. is.,."s y, jester
80 .,S1ats We t9o1 'S tn!s Stty
'haI tue now fol1ing mill and nail
works located a short distance north of
Rslls1re o,,itl,Ar Hi,,o,. ma - 80,
consr,,Sij VII !. =
"nat ~ H II was noPeu 10
| hAAANAANVSA AuN4pAA ndS1 Tlu .tu6
course of an hour or two. ascerta,red.
m ll;e ~, :, go. ~. :.
~ - e''Ut" e !a Es from 'ln one OF
Ins pEoprleIoFs we nave learned the
following particulars of the disast rous
occurrences :t .ityuuyY IN, - 80.
| MO a,s,.,..,-..- So 80
s,,;, " oatutuay, as IS usual
~ s. ~ All operations
~, i, "uV VIZ. Stity . = lew PersPos remain
% GU, S.a.5 tne AFTERNOON, whose duties
!TSql! i Z Inen 70 pe there until night.
- 50 sl.IsE the poiiers, IN the fur
,iso aII STOVES hau ali dled out. When
tne WaIcnnan examined the premises
ABOUT DUSK, ne found every thing all
lright. Ihus matters remained until
ABOUT three O'Clock when the watch.
man discovered the building in which
Ehe nall machines are located, to be on
nre IN three PLACES, some distance re.
moved from eEch other. The alarm
was quickly given, but by the time
any NUMBER or persons had reached the
WORKS, Inc flames had made such
tii pi1 Proersss that no human power
S Soutu save them. Inc buildings were
S 1tIt ,t Snieny OF pine lumber and burned
t ttAe !.L But comparatively short
a!in ~, ,Was EequiIeo TO reduce ths whole
e Ssai,inil 70 mass of black and
TSia, i ruins "a 80. :! 90 lLrEI, .fsI
l,harN 4; toS ~. IS estILnpted at 80 600, on
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The LATEST NoTIoN-Patent Sewing
Machine Casters. Price, 81 co.. Call
and see them at VIM. Sumner & Co.'s,
90 Main street. D., /.
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APFO1STED.-J. ". Mason, Esq, was
appointed aNohry Public in and for
the county Of Taylor, a few days since.
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AHEw more tickets can be had for
the Harmonic Masquerade Ball this
evening, at George schwarzbaeh's. ON
Union street, Conrad Gaus. and Gns
Rolls, on Market street.
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Empress & Alexander Kid Gloves.

suPRE1E cogKr OF APrEA1s will
meet this morning at 9 O'Clock.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

ending Saturday, February I'D: ,l
DEEDS OF TRUST. r
A deed of trust by Charles 81. Bender
and wife 10 A. g. Robinson, trustee, on
lois Nos. 40 and II, west side OF Coal
street, Caldwell's addition, Ceutre
wheeling: Admitted to record Febrn-
airy 10, 1868.
:. 4 deed q. 9 Of trust by ia. a. Elliott
on part of lot No. 81, west side Of Main
street, North Wheeling. Dated and
admitted to record February Is. 1868.
a deed OF trust by John Mooney 10
w. d. English, trustee, on lot No. 2,
west side of Market street and north
OF South street, B. NJ. Eotf7s sub-dfyis.
ion, deed book 40, page 800. Dated
February /, 1865 and admitted TO record
February Is, 1865. :
a deed OF trust by Robert Campbell
ana wife to Henry q. Morgan, trustee
for the American Building Association
on lots Nos. AZ and 49, D. Zane's add.
ton, Zane's Island. Dated and al.
mitted to record Feb. IS, 1868.
a deed Of trust by Henry Helmbrecht
and wife to 9. Hess, trustee on lot No.
"a, corner OF Market and Franklin
streets, North Wheeling. Dated and
admitted to record Feb. 10, 1865.
a deed of trust by, Henry G. Morgan
and wife to ]. NJ. Bickel, trustee for the
Natlona1 Building Association on the
north half of lots Nos. 40, Il and al. D.
lanes Island addition. Dated Feb. Is
1868, and admitted to record Feb. 20
Aeoo' L-.rrrtsg l.- ll.--. -.
Is .rI5 So DEEDS IN FEE.
"A deed made January "a, 1868. bv
James Cummins and wite,to r. II.
Cummins for their right, title and in.
terest in dots Nos. $50, ISL and lS2.
Hane!s Island, o! A. Zane's addition
ADMITTED to record FEBRUARY Is. 1855
A deed made February Is, 1855. bv
John A. Berry and wife aud Matilda
Lindsey to Christian Wagner, for the
eastern part of dot No. l79, east side OF
n Main street. Centre Wheeling, fronting
~ feet on alley F. underwriting back. 81
ieet); consideration 81, 600 Admitted
10 record February. IL, 1868. ma. - -
a deed made February l. 1868. bv n.
NJ Eott, executor of John Eoff, deceass
ed, to John Mooney, for lot No. s. west
OF market street and north OF South
street, In B.9M M. Eoff7s sub division.
deed book. No. 40, page 1853: considera,
1868. s..I.------' - 800 \ e"' Ao'
Added made February 20. 1858. by Y.
Jacob to Patrick ITrRvera, for lot No.
"a In Jacobs addition, South Wheel.
Ing; constderation SOS. Admitted 10
record Feb. 20, 1868. ~
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in hIs of,,co

~, ENDORSEMENT OF THE PREsN,
=, Inc many thousands cured nj iris nt,a,, d
iIt WITHIN tho Last twenty years anu
11aSfi M important surgical OpeFaliOns
reporters OF The SIt1l and many other n pets,
a nGe1 SOL o. which have appeared again aI,5
S ~ gentleman OF character and Tesr'.stSss
"itlty ~ Hnhcient guarantee To the aifiicfed
mnr5-lyS OANI".
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h e. "a. WKYEH, dealer in music ana
variety, has a few more, false faces,
boards, noses, &c., which he win sellat
the very lowest price.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following is list of real estate trans
fers, admitted 10 record in the Record
er's Office of Ohio county, for the week
ending Saturday, February I'D: 1G
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PoLIoElC oURT,+-Tha case of Rnbecca
Burkett was called up In the. Police
Court, on Saturday mornlnE,s Several
witnesses, were examined, bpt for want
Of time the further consideration OF It
was continued until this morning, at 8
The case Of Mrs. N Dixon , Was also
continued till this morning, for SINH
lar reason.
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DR. JOHNRTOTs'-I

C-a09' NO. SouSh EEe1eF1Ck Street,
LeLt hapd side going from Baltimore street !,
rev doors from the corner. FaiY mtSt ~ ~ 9
serve name and number - " OU7
- No letters received mn - ioiit ,,,ta ,,,s
containing Rstamp to haFfss5ll ~ az =. sStlu
ferSonS writing should state 90. and SsSS
pOIoon OF advertisement describing avTIG.
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Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons.
London, Graduate OF one Of ma SnCSf sSt{{IS
SOategeS N the United States, and the Rreafer
PaFt OF whose life has been spent I'm me hoS.
elsewhere, has effected some OF me nIost .,S
;Gonissh1nG cures that were ever knoWn,nnany
uonDle4 with ringing in the head and en-
when asleep great Nervousness beinS aIS,S1ji
az sudden sounds, baShfulneSs, with tre0IIent
oIuSnln& attended sometimes with dsT4nE1Fs
menL OF MIND were cured ImmetlIafalv.
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F~0-3
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves BY 8 CERTAIN
TeT,1SSs' inaulged IN when alone, habit ire.
school, the effects Of which are. niShfIp ian
even ,When asleep, and, II not cured, rantiaf3
ana bodyI should apply lmmedfate ly.
!, w nay pity that young man, the hopeo
In haS s.tltyI tne pride OF his parents, should
msns OF tfe by thecOnsequenSc OF tievf.
aating nom the path OF nature, ana tintIni
InSsln q cerIaln secret habit Su0n DIaTII1r,1
must, betore cOntemplatinR -. 44 l.a
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MENTALLY.-The fearful effnctE mn S,b.-
mind are much to be dreaded. Los OF Mem.
oryI CONFUSION of Ideas, D epression OF SpfTIt9
EEii F0rebodlngs, Aversion TO Society; Sell
some OF the evils produced, SS&'' ~
thousands or persons OF all ages can. nov,
Judge what s the cause OF their decIinitISS
nealLnI losing their YIgOr, becoming wear
pale, nervous and emaclated, having 4 sihRI1ss
lar appearance about the eyes Co1qh. anS
symptoms of COusum DfIon SsAl sSHG
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOVICE,

=, Dr. ]. addresses all those who have in,p,,,
theMSeIyes by improper indulgence and goII.
taFy naotlS, which ruin both body aud niind.
ctety or marriage. 'NsSS'-2"-
These are some OF the sad and fneianeboIv
enectS prooueed by early habits of yopfl1 VI,
Weakness OF the Back and IimIIs PSf;Isv u -
me Head. DImness Of Sight, Loss Of MuRctI-
Af rover Palpatation of the Head IIys.-
Ine Digestive Functions, General De6ilitV-
symptoms OF Consumption, DC
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THE ONLY PLACE. RRERE cUpD
CAN BE OBTAINED.

MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men contaD,,,,
ting marriage, being aware or PhVSicIa,
weakness, Organic Debility, DeIOrinitits.
He who places himself under the care of1,,
J. may reilg1ousIy cOntlde In his honor ms - :;
SKILL as physician. '- Us
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-16
PERSON AL.

Gen. r. r. Lees health is failing.
The t'tlO Of Cardinal Boulpat;S is
ST. Pudentius. '..
George Washington presided ever
the 6rst anti slavery meeting ever
held 10 this country, in 1898.
London journals intimate that the
joint photograph Of the poet Swim
burn aud the Monken ia not genuine.
Capt. Josiah Jones; venerable
citizen aud newspaper publisher, Of
Providence, r. L., died recently in the
94th year of his age.
When old King Louis, Of Bavaria,
was borne, the grouadicrs of his faith
er's regiment shaved off their mus.
taehss to stuff the pillow Of his era.
die.
The young man murdered at 3
house of i'll fame iD New york, last
week, was the son Of ex- Mayor West
colt, of Jersey City, aud inherited =
fortune of $3.50, 900,
Among the customers at the Bos-
ton Police Court, the other day,
we're David Yorgandjoglon and Stav.
ros Cheeridhidlees. They were up
for stealing, and if they would steal
some new pamos, tho theft would be
pardonable.
The Minnesota Historical Society
has come into possession of quite a
relic-the vertiable scalp Of Little
Crow, the great chieftaih aud leader
of the Sioux in their massacre Of 962.
Il was carefully tanned, aud eonss-
qulntly will not decay.
rhe Naples journals record the
death there of a man named Carlo
Felice, at tho age of oUe hundred
aud FIVE years. Tie has a family OF
twenty sous. one Of whom is at Pres-
ent eighty three yours old. A few
montlt back the deceased oeutenariav
visited Mount Vesuyius to vitasps
the eruption.