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Wfolltaa.

Sr. 8. 2. esd,endb balt Ut6ntas in g{r 243, Goen.
Ode Der NnoiionitrnBe eiueu Beieu daltsbau poju
9Gpt. SofmaRn's aApells tueagirt 1T.
Sr. Neam (9iarrt otFsn Grfriidun0s .GiabltNe.
irent nabe Sos' WdrihaI n 9nutpn fortrt, bat au
Wiontds elm jrpnr bintsrudoleriidrs Gber otito &c,
mitbliteres 3anitrduihen uerdn'det. Siicu nno g.
trauie unO Wluiit usrOen Niats iu luinihcu ibrta
fen.
Die 90. S6irtan gSrlF uuo Nctcr Sir-cbmrpr,
laoeu auf uontdg lur Seer ibres Ginu9es in oas nett
berSerdltete Gota Ylr. 2l6. Alice AnniiroBe, nabc
Sroaoludp. i'll tinem amoicu Gdberiibrude cin mel
teIn Die uerabreidrn @ctrGue ( dIreer bes Yer &c
an Sdmatbaiti9teit ridlt nahitrben lperoeu
or Z. I III a iiibri lit her elr9arten Rciiauratior
au oer Nprooitcde Der Baltimore uno Soui0apiiraBg
uteoer aleiH oas Sjepsr uuo lutro lid 8lidi l0Beu
iene Sreunoe uno YelanniCn, clpic 9cocrmGnn Der an
oeiiialen Grtrdnen uno dmadbaftrn Spclicn 8tiausn
tnoet, IN Sd1aarcn beocncn 8u tonucn.
Or. .. Bart 1T bon Der WaoiIunsIurnur rad) Dem
DWtanion Soue" inl 9ruosSiu. Barrie uberg,I Itcoet
uno lpiro id bruiben, allen 4nforoerun8eu Der BART
Ssiucr beltens seredt iI lueroen. gli rur nit aGi
fee, @bocOlaoe. Seirorenem, Gmouaoe autb nit Bier
uno Weinen ieoer lrt tam Sr Bars osm nud) G0bunq
Be8ebrenoen auparteu.
BD- SIR. 26 bon n3tns Nppuldrer @ncpcfp
psbia" ipor Sr. De aatplu, gtr 6j YaltimoreitraBe
General sNQeut III. lieQt nor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-23

Reuere japaneiiide Wa6rt9 ten
bringen ausfhbrlibe Welouu8 iiber Die 2ei'
bsnfeter Der um8etommenen Siiijiere Der
.Sneiba@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-23

Die s@ermania :Yant" in Wew .Wort
(Yrdiioent Gbrifian S4war5w 1T nab
einidbriser Wirfiamteit idon in Der erfreuli.
den Sage. Yro5ent 8ipioenoe su ertl6rer.
melte am A. Wtai an bic 5beilnebmer Der
Banf ausbe,ab(t neroeu ,pro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-23

Rs- Gs lit isbr libt. cine sroBe Rdbmafd,ine anf
Yapsr oar,uitsusn Wer ieoo cine pabrbait perbooas
Wai1ne tpsIbe 3urisoerbe sewdbrt, brauht bsr nsr'
tute Die Pppe ,cbs Genuine Elias Howe, jun, uno
ftnos iie nd,t als bic bette Watine In Der sei
10 tlue man s ntt. sic uirb aui belisbis. Bsbnsun.
gen oertauft uno mem s nibt ssaIi, trbalt itn gsp
Jurad. 9. 2 wcRennep
Ssr. 1875. sBeh' 6aptttefraat.
Sc Nae psriaiebsnen Hrten bon Waiansn Jur
Wlittbe uno Reparatur t97,9.l01)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-23

: Yer S0mtfer n0leOpatr0, :" lpeIbcr
ntorgen nab Siial unO Ysra grui abge'
ben ioa, 1T bis jsBt nod nibt an9etOmmeu,
ob9ieib Die sGolumbia." Die Orri Gage ipdier
BON Gaina abfubr, iGon AM 9ienfia9 bier
eingetrolfen 1T. Wlan beiurbtet, DAB Der
CLEOPATRA" Elm erniiIidcr llniaIl 3uecltoBcn
III. lStslta.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-23
Gte
GrDrimni0r rinrr grO6rn StaOt.

R o III q II
bon

Stueuft GipalS S6uia
9erailer oes preisgctrbuten Romaus yGur5 aampi
gum }rfDen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-23

Gin Nibter I'm Beri9tsia0le
~ bn inni8 8eworoen. = Als am
%1!sI. %SG,issn Sisn!as Die I'm gsr. StGatenStrils
3eiie isin plaiopper bielt, prans pl0bli6 Ri6.
ter 6islo bon ieinem SiBe auf, iod,t nit orn
6dnoen Nib in Der Guft lumber uuo brie
lb.rlaut: pDas bilft Naes Nidts, meine
Ssrren, oas bilft Aass Ri6ts. sic ntiien els
nsn Ridter in Nntla9eSuitano pereBen +"
Sarauf tbae sr siusn fur6tbaren Sbret uuo
iiir3te nisoer. Die Scene erreete bic 9r6Bie
Iuirs8un8. Wfan bradte ben Beiinnunsslo,
len H. B ieiner Wobnuns, fuoIslbit Die dr3ttis
d)e unterluhuna ergab, baB er iib bura su
itarte gsiitige anitrsnsansen einen Temporal
rem Wabnlinn 3u9e3ossn babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-23
stnffeeeuna in Der Suft.

Experimental GbemiIer baben tpteoerbolrntltth bic
2uIt III unseiunon 5abrssieiteu anaIprt, oa fe oas
uudtbare Giit iu sutoedcn bpiiten. ecs epioemiide
arantbeit er,cugt. sic baben es nod nt eutocdt unb
taun ,pei uuter ibnen mtsn i'm Setrcit irirer Rahir
mteinanoer bereiu. lies 1T aber bon 8erin8em BE.
lang So senist 5u miIen. baB bieies si8e @ranobe.
anotbeiI uprbanoen uno oaB fir einc Sdubpebr ss8en
ienen beimtiidb bcn @nfIuB 8ciorgt lit. Sm 6rubltns
lIuo Nniang nes Sommers, penn gDebeliieber abnebs
mtnocs Cbcr uuo anocre prriubie arantbeiten jensr
9laIe oorbCrriden braudt man nr ben 9prper nit els
ner Sur bon 8 itetter's VI agen. Bitterem 5u
irditigcR I'M ibnen ~ eni9ebn gDenn oeie Worits'
maBrc9e ucrna6Gt9t worbCn 1T. mas in einem olden
Srmiudur9rn aussecbtCu 9eSirt nietals oer 6aI isn
ioute lno rpenn Die SumpfHeber .Iarorpsmcn tbatlG
lid begonntn babet, t6nnen ie imner our cine eur init
iensm madtscn pegctabliItsn stGrlu8s. uno gtiIoe'
ruugsmttcl in Sdrantn 9balteu uno 3ertbslt werotn
gbeoem 9aIt Gbtnin ala ods sinji8e Specum fir 6rbs
en uno sieber; aber es III iebt ausemein 5useanpen,
baB oieies Wioerlide alialoto ene 8sabrd,e Whoisn
it, uuo oaB iene nadtr69den Wirunsen mebr als jcbe
sin ihreddes alammeBisbnn8smittel. Gs beribrt
ipeoer bic ertrautte 2ebr nod regelt es bic Gn9epfoe
nod aud uerbtlert es ir9tnopte ben 3uitano Der rt
malildn Sliit9eiten. Sofetter's Sitteres bdeegen TT
nt MIR elm beileres uno nnaeidbrliberes Starin9ss
mitl ola jeoes Gbiuill.lrdparat onbern bat AUDI ene
iuobnbGtige gDrtuu9 au oen aanjen abrper SO III ab
fabrnc ino antibili6s opobl pte bett fr6fti8so no
rengt nit nur Die NusIdetoungen. lonoern regelt audi
Die Nuslteipun9sorgane. SO re5t ben Wppelt tdrft
ben Wugen, bednitt9t bic Yerutn. beoroert gtiunoe
senmite bat es tenn 9ualsn Suo9eiiionsfale. benen
ein anoeres aralti9n8smittcl bterun9 bri8n 5u
t6nncn ihent weroeu ourd einen @ebraud IN peni8en
g8obsn 9ebeiIt. (92-7t-l6w.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-23
BUR 8eabtung fur Sa& 9InbliFum.

Sheriff Glbert 3eist an, baB alle 4erionen
ooer @orporationen, uel6e Stauts Gon5eiiio=
nen beoiirfen, ipldbe bis gum | Rai Ss. 5.
beraus3unebmen, rcip, 5u erneuern baben,
wori8enfalls iie iid Strafen unO unannebms
lid,teiten ausieben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-23

re- 1tnfern 9eicru I'M rOrOweitfi6en
Staotbe5lrte, bis Binunter na9 Der st. Yaulss
ir, sur Ra6ribt oaB in iener @egeno sur
3eit Elm neuer Srdaer. 9iirtt 9ebiIoet wiro,
UNI bort eine friibere Yertbeiung oes Slattes
3u mbgliden.-Sie Nenoerung miro Die Ye
3irte unierer bisberi8cr 9rd9er SSo. Stern,
Grlin9, 8ehoer un0 g8eber UNI einen oers
msbren. Aebnli9e AenOerun8eu, reip. 8ers
mebrun9 beg Srdeer Yerionals, ueroen mir
10 balo, als mDsIb, in ben enternteren
iaolihen uno Ditli6en StahttbciIen einihbren
sey Sas Wo1enblatt bes ,, Srati9rn
GnrrripOnnrntcu"
erIdtnt tben sfreitaa. IS III zines Der er5sten uno
rtihbalttgttn Blater Der Der. st. Bel unfern era
germ aemde,te SeifeIlunsen fperten an s Geuts
prp EBpcbe piinftlidb beiorat. C56-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-23

Dtao. Wc Jarlano ipl III 8srtleioung
in ben leBtsn Iaseu oem Yrp,eiie ibrss Wan.
nes in 9lem Yort beisepobnt baben. Yetannt
LID 1T Der pro5eB uor8eitern in 6ol8e Der Grs
tranfun8 bss Staotribiers Sadett bis gum
Mputaae perIbobeu mnrbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-23

Ser runter9ansoe ~Onetoa"-
Gin Rep.W Worter Blatt meloet, elmer Der tiir3s
Der .Onsioas babe erfldrt, 3ur 3eit, oils oas
unslhdlide &riegsi6iii init Der bombay"
3utammenftieb, ieien tire idmmtlite Sfii3iere
bstrunten gelpsisn. Taboem ndmlid pas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-23

glub : SowiontOwn ititnoIi6 bon nbr Tor9en
bis l ubr Wbenos.
9iodb 6olo Gpriu9 SDteI (Sonntags ausaes
uunen) I'M 80 $50 Iorecns, $50 Slodmiiiaas uno
ieoe 80 Itnutcu bis 80 Nbenos. Sir iGrbi8c Yerios
irsn UNI unb ii nbr WOr9erls uno unb nbr abos
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10
BELLAIRE.

Y A paragraph In your paper OF Mon dry
7th, announcing the fact Of company be-
Ing chartered 10 build q railroad from AlA.
rietta to BelIaire, created considerable cx.
Citement in our town; and quite an interest
Is felt in the matter by all Of our citizens
The amount Of tue capital stock looks
like It was merely q renewal Of the old
charter, us II would be inadequate 10 the
purpose If II should mean business, and
that speedily, VIC shall be greatly rGlOicGd;
but II It means delay and procrastinati0n,
and prcOCcupati0n Of the field for the
purpose Of preventing others from build.
Ing the road, we will not be so rCjOiced
The road should be built ut once. The
interests Of Cincinnati coal consumers
demand 1t. Our coal fields, ineXhaustiblC
rs they are, would support 1t; every inter.
est in our midst would be benefited by II,
and VIC hope TINT the movement spoken Of
means something, and Is not n stroke Of
diplomacy in the interests Of speculation
Wheeling should see that the road is
built. A prominent Wheeling man observ.
cd upon our streets the other day that
every dollar invested in or around Bell.
airc, or realized in profits, Wheeling got
her full Sllare, and that the interests Of
both were identical. Such lurge and
liberal mindedness should be general.
. 4 Pittsburgh man named Sterritt, llaS
purchased a half interest in the Pittsburgh
Coal Works one mile below here. From
tho character Of the man and the size Of
his pile, we Augur that the business will
he vigorously prosecuted, and, per come.
que1,o6, profitAbly.
Several new buildings are going up,
notwithstanding the inclcmency Of the
weather. Among them large business
house in old BCllaire Is being erected by
]. NJ. IIighlamAn, Esq. He wants 10 be
in time for the Spring business. Such
men as he help TO make live town.
One Of the best institutions In our midst,
and one that is making It's mark on our
population, is the News Depot Of our friend
II. N. Hoffman. An intelligent stranger
remarked the other day that he had never
seen finer one, or one where such vast
variety was kept. We are glad to know
that tho enterprise Of Mr.. Hoffman Is pay.
ing him; the establishment has become q
ucGGSSltJ WIN u.s. auA GuuAu l4IJ w sIAlGA'
Our town was saddencd by The death Of
one Of our Public School teachers, Miss
Carroll, on Sunday evening, as announced
in your issue Of Monday. A large audi
encc assembled at the Presbyterian Church
to hear n discourse from Reverend CASTOR
and attend the funeral, today. uIer amia-
bic disposition and high moral character
had made her many friends and endearcd
her to all her acquaintance. Her loss Is
severely felt by tho community, especially
by the young.
Sleigh bells arc heard upon our streets
to-day, Farmers arc Aking advantage Of
the snow and arc coming in with their
produce, making our streets look lively.
Our grocers and merchants arc doing n
lively, safe business, with fair prospects
ahead. i.
NareA sM, 1870. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10
River News.


There was very little done on the land
ing, yesterday. We have not Hn arrival
or departure to chronicle outside Of the
local packets, and they had slim trips
The river is falling slowly, but is still in
good boating stAge-tIle marks indicating
nine feet six inches in the channel. The
Isecs, Hope, New State and Belle should
be at the landing this morning, which will
make things more lively in that locality.
We take the following from Yesterdays
Cincinnati papers:
The weather was sufficiently wNrmycs-
terday 10 melt much Of the snow OIL the
ground.
Business was equivalent to the tonnage
here to do il.
The river was stationary yesterday, but
exhibited tendency to rise lust evening.
with "a feet Of water in tho channel, and
IS feet space under the bridge for passing
steamers.
The ]. ". Garrett and barges lay two
days ut Memphis, last week, on account Of
burnt boilers. She left there Sunday, and
viii be ut Cairo today, en- route to st.
Louis.
The month Of February has been
severe upon stcamboatmen, us the follow
ing summary will show: Accidents, A;
Conilagration, 1; sunk, 8; exploded, 3; col.
lisions, 2; total losses, 4; lives lost, SO; boats
raised, 4; barscs sunk, 2; licenses rcyoked6.
Silverthorn, Of the Evansville JoHRnGl,
has I'M eye to business. We learn that he
Inns recently purchased tract of land III
POscy county, on tho line Of the Mt Yer.
non i Gmyvillc railroad, which he Inns
I'm idea Of putting under cultivation. He
has IN agent down in Tennessee purchas-
ing boat load of corn.cOhs with which to
stop the crnwiish holes Astounding on bis
new purchase.
The terminus Of the Hunnewell Rail.
road ut the Ohio river near Greenups-
burg, Kentucky, and heretofore known IS
"IE1nncwcll Landing" will hereafter be
known rs "RivcrtOn."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10
Under AND BY VIRTUE OF AN

TTNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN
~ order Of the Supreme Court Of tho State
Of New York. made at q special term thereof
held In tho City Of New York, on tho Sd day OF
August, 1869, I'm the matter o. the petition Of
pany Of West virginia appointing tho under
signed Receiver OF oil the real and personal Cs.
tate, debts, property, equitable Interests, rights
and things In action OF said company, the under
signed will, on the aJTII DAY OF ARCH, 1870 Chat
being a court day between tho hours OF 10 A. u.
and p NJ. sell ut pubic auction, to tho highest
bidder at tho 'front.' door Of tho Court House OF
Peasants county, State OF West Virginia, all the
right, title and interest Of the said The Rnthbone
Petroleum Company OF West Virginia, Of, In and
to the following real estate situated In tho county
and State last mentioned, lying on French
Greek, and bounded az follows, to wit: Begin
ming at a stake and two syCAmOFCs pointers In
TaylOr's line, thence north two degrees cast,
eighty poles to a white oak; thence north seven.
teen degrees east, Gighty.fOur poles to black
oak; thence south seventy degrees east, ninety
nInG poles 10 q stone pile and pointers; thence
south twenty-five degrees west, ono hundred and
slxty.slx poles to hickory: thence north eighty.
seven and half degrees west, eighty eight poles
10 tho beginning, containing one hundred and
Two acres by survey, be the same more or le&S.
IHGlnE the same premises conveyed 10 tho said
Tho RathbOno Petroleum Company Of West Viz
ginla, by John q. Adams, personally, and as
trustee, and Henrietta r. Adams, HIS vito. by
deed dated the 80th day OF May, 1stS, and re.
corded in tho Recorders Office Of Peasants
county aforesaid. In Decd Book No. 1, pages %
and II.
TERMs or SALE-Cash In hand OIL day Of sale
The original title papers, abstracts and mapS Of
thu foregoing property may be seen at any Tine
before the DAY Of sale. npOn application at the
law 0tIlcc Of Sands & Wilson, PGrkCrsburg, West
Virginia.
GEORGE BElADIsH,
Ian2OGt.Thu Receiver, SC.
The above sale Is postponed until Monday
AprIl 18th, 1870, at same time and place
GEORGE bRADTSH,
mario Receiver
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Mareh sM, 1870.

JOHN B. GoUGH, who lectures ut Wash
ington Hall on the 18th md 18th of this
month, gives the following us among his
experiences:
WIS appointed to lecture in town in
Great Britain, six miles from the rAilway
by which I came from my lust engage.
mcnt, and man drove inc in tly-N ono
horse hack-from the station to the town.
| noticed that he sat leaning forward in nn
awkward manner, with his facc close to
the glass of the window. Soon he folded
a handkerchief, and tied 1t round his neck.
l asked him ifhe was cold.
mo sir"
Then lie placed the handkerchief round
his fnce. I asked him II he had the tooth
ache.
mo sir" was the reply.
Still he sat leaning forward. at lust |
said: "Will you please tell nc why you
sit leaning forward that WY, with hlnd-
kerchiel round your neck, Il you are not
cold mid have no tOOthachc?"
He said very quietly. "Thc window Of
the carriage Is broke, and the wind is cold,
and l am trying to keep 1t from you."
l said in surprise, "You arc not putting
your face to tllat broken pane to keep the
wind from me, ore your
@Ycs sir, l am"
"Why do you do thatg"
"God bless you, sir, owe everything l
have in the world to you."
"ButI nevor saw you before"
mo, sir; but 1 h1ve seen you. l was
II ballad.singer once. l used TO go round
with half starved baby in my arms for
charity, and n dragglcd wife at my heels,
half tic time, with her eyes blackcned +;
and l went to hear youin Edinburgh, and
you told me was n man; and when
went out of that house l said, "By the help
of God I'll DO u manv and now I've Il
happy wife and n comfortable homC-Goil
bless you, sir! would stick my head in
any hole under tho heavens, lift would do
YOU any good"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10

To BE TRIEp.-To-day Esqr. Schultz
will have seven or eight youths before him
for trial on charge Of pclting IN old man
most numerically with snow balls, We
suppose nothing would have been done
in the matter If the balls had consisted Of
snow only, but in many Of them good
sized brick.bats were concealed, which
gavc;them unusual emphasis ind point on
coming in contact with the old gentle.
mans person. If the testimony cstab.
fishes the Charge, what was, perhaps, fun
for the young fellows will prove 10 he
something else before they get through
with It, ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10

IMPORTANT DOCUMEST,-A dAyo two
since there was filed for record in the Re.
corler's office Of this county, a mortgage
cSrcutGd by john ". Garrett, President
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany, and johns Hopkins, of Baltimore,
to Mess. Barring Bros, Of London, for
100000. The property covered by the
mortgage includes everything owned by
the Company along its main line and used
in connection, with the operation of the
road. The documents printed on parch.
inGnt, and bears on It's margin $3,sT9 In.
ternal Revenue stamps. AmOrc detailed
account Of this parchment will be found
in another column Of this mornings pa
per.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10

Posr OFFICE Hou1s-Thcrc is com.
plant, and We believe just cause for It,
about the hour oil closing the outside doors
of the Post Office Mt night. They are
closed at s r. NJ. Nearly all stores and
business houses are open till nine. The
evening mail from Cincinnati Is due at the
Post Office just us the doors are closed,
and consequently people expecting letters
by It cannot get them till next morning.
No possible harm could DO done by lcav.
ing the public access to their boxes till
haIl:past eight, or even nine; and to many
this would bcn valuable accommodation
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10

TIE LADIES soRosIs CLUB, Of New
York, recently changed their discussions
from womHn's suffrage to Hair prcpnn.
tons and Pimplo Bantshcrs. They tic.
Clared that where nature had not endOw.
cd them with beauty, twas their right
yca, their duty-tO seek it where they
could. So they all voted that Magnolia
Balm Ovcrcame sallowncss, Rough Skin
and Ring.naArks, and gave to the complex
ion a most disiinguo (SOrosian) md mar.
blo.liko appearance dangerous to men,
no doubD, and That Lyons KOthairon
made tho Hair grow thick, soft and awful
pretty, aud moreover prevented II from
turning gray. II the proprictors Of these
articles did not send tho sisters an invoice,
they arc not smart. mar.1COGdSw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10
GALL at "l17,'' and see the finest Rustic
Photographs that have yet been made In
tI,O CttS,


From No5oik Daily Journal, DC. II, 1867.
KosKoo.-This medicines rapidly gain.
ing tho confidence of the people, and the
numerous testimonials offs virtues, given
BY practitioners of medicine, leave no
doubt that it Is a safe and reliable remedy
for niPURTY OF TIE BLOOD, LIVER DIS
EASE, &C.
The lust Medical Journal contains an ar.
tiCle from Prot. r s. Newton, NJ D..
President OF the Z Medical College, city Of
New York, that speaks in high terms Of
It's curative properties, and gives special
recommendation of KOskoO to the practl-
TONERS of medicine. This Is, We believe,
the first instance where such medicines
have been officially endorsed by the Fac.
lilly Of any Of the medical colleges, and
reflects great credit upon the skill of DR..
Lawrence, It's CompOlnder. and also puts
"KoskOO" in the VAN Of all other medl-
cincS O:thc present day. d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10

OxTORY Il DUFFIELD have been cOlsli.
tutcd Agents In Wheeling, for the Nation.
al or Elgin Watch Company, and keep a
full line Of movements and gold and Sill.
yer cases, all Of which will be guaranteed
in every respect. They also have mag
nidcCnt stock Of Foreign Watches, includ-
Ing "Our own watct;" every style Of jew
clry and Clocks; and SpcctaCIes for the
million. Call at 104 Market street, below
Mcl.urC House, and sec for yourselves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10

AUDITOR AD INTERTM.-Capt. BOggess,
State Auditor, having gone to Charleston
to remain, Governor Stevenson, us au-
tllorizcd by law, has designated p. B.
Dobblns, first clerk in Capt BIS office, to
discharge the Auditors duties during tho
time tho State government remains here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10

COMMENSURATE. S. v. Hall, Clerk
Of the Court Of Appeals, has been Sontin'
ed to his room ut the Grant House for
several days, by indisposition. We nrc
gratitlcd to report that he is convalCscent,
and will soon he able to resume tho duties
Of his office
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10

FIRST BRANCH CITY CouNCIL-Wc
heard, yesterday, TINT the First Branch
Of the City Council adjourned Tuesday
night 10 meet Friday evening, although
no mention was made of it in the report
givontn yesterday mornings papers. A
large amount Of business was left on the
N,I>In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10

Police CouEr-Thcrc were but two
cases before the Police Court, yesterday
morning, and they were both for plain
DRINKS. The names of the benzinists
were Thomas uOglen and William Skies.
The former was fined ono dollar and costs,
but the latter established his innocence Of
the offence alleged and was discharged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10

CIRCUIT CouRT.-This Court was in
session yesterday, and was engaged in the
trial of a case between some parties who
sustained u loss by fire up in the Pennsyl-
vania oil regions year or two since, and
one or more of the Insurance Companies
Of this city. What tho result Of tho trial
WINS VIC did not ascertain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10

NEw DRESs-Thc Guernsey Times
comes to us this week printed on new
type, materially enlarged sheet, and in
every way improved in appearance. It's
now one Of the handsomest wccklics on
our exchange list published in Eastern
Ohio. We arc gratiled to notice this cvi.
dcncc of prosperity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10

LARGE CoNTRAcr-The Lake Eric dl.
vision Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road, has contracted to deliver one MOH-
sand car Iona. of Lake Superior iron orc,
the present season, to parties in Zancs-
vile, this city, and Baltimore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-10

ARRESTED Yesterday, u woman named
Mary Boring was arrested and brought
before Squire Clohan, charged with keep,
ing house orill itImc. From some cause
the examination was not proceeded with,
but will he held this afternoon. She gave
bail for her appearance and was released,
This is the house at which several dis,
turbanccs have occurred within the last
few days. -'t 'ss . .,