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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-14

Mr.. UNION COLLEGE. next Spring
Term, begins March 1st, and ends May
11th-Summcr Term, begins May 12th,
and ends July 2Sth, with Commencement;
Fall Term, begins August 28d, and ends
November 10Th, Winter Term, begins
November 22d, aud ends February 18th,
1871. This arrangement Of Terms enable
the student to teach the winter season, and
still get three regular College terms, with.
out falling behind their classes. The
College possesses tlrst.claSs facilities in
each Of It's departments, Modern and An
cient Classical, Scientific, Normal, Musical,
Fine Art ind Commercial. The College
possesses IN estimated net property Of
$949, 049.00, with 0n income this year Of
100000 and facilities to accommodate
500 to 800 students, unfettercd by caste,
political, or sectarian opinion. The lnsti-
tuition is rs thorough and extensive as is
found to he the case in any College, Oftlits
or other countries. Improvements worth
about 900, 10000, have lately been added
To tic apparatus and TO the facilities for
good cheap boaling. Over 5000 of 0,5O6
students, have taught public schools. The
aggregate expenses Ofstudcnts arc but lit
tlC over half that OF many Institutions.
Valuable specimens and apparatus were
recently brought from Europe by the
President. Tuition in the Scientific and
Classical courses, 800 to 1000 per term.
Board in families with furnished rooms,
&. 90 TO $500 per week, rooms for self or
club-boartling, 80 to ~ cents per week.
Board and rooms, In the College Boarding
Hall, on the cooperative plan, noted for
economy and convenience. Students can
enter any time In the term, and pursue
any branches they are qualified 10 study.
This College is beautifully located in the
moral and healthy village Of Mt Union,
two miles from Alliance, the junction OF
the Cleveland and Wheeling, and the
Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne and Chicago rail-
roads. dSw
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MAN KILLED AT GRAFToN.-About
five o'clock Saturday morning, the Fast
Line over the BNltimore& Ohio Railroad,
ran over and instantly killed a man at
Grafton. From gentleman who was on
board the train We learn the following par.
ticulars: The deceased was flag nun nj
that station, and had signalled the ap'
proaching train. Having done 50, he
stepped off tho track on which II was
coming, and while standing on parallel
side track, was struck by the yard engine,
which, in tho darkness and fog, he did not
perceive. The engine and tender passed
over him, killing him outright.
The name of tho unfortunate lnan was
Hoffman, wC believe, and he had been in
the service Of the Railroad Company a
number Of years.
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TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE VI

TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
L Of a deed Of trust executed by p. C. IIIl-
dFeth and S. j. IlildrctlI, hs wife, dated January
10Th, 1868, and recorded IN the Office Of the Re.
COrder for Ohio county, III deed book fny.fOur,
page 3t3, I will. us trustee In said deed at the
ir0nt door Of the Court House Of Ohio county,
on SATURDAY THE 10TH DAY OF FERRuARY, 1870,
proceed TO sell the following described property,
conveyed by san deed. to Wit: Parts Of lots six
(Bl aud seven q, and ul OF lot number nine W,
OF 40 much thereof as nlny llU necessary, lying
and being In tho City Of Wheeling, situate on
the south aide Of Lindsay street, East Wheeling,
and being the same property conveyed TO the
said P. {. IIIIdrCdth by the Howard Iron Works,
By deed dated 10th january, 1868. For more
fill description Of said property reference ts
made to the said last mentioned deed. The said
deed was given to secure the payment Of thr0e
prOmissoFy notes made by raid j. G. IIildrGth,
each for $500 dollars with interest from date,
dated 10th january, 1868 payable In six, twelve,
and eighteen months allGr dRtO, respectively TO
the order Of himself, said notes were given for
the deferred payments on tho purchase OF said
Howard Iron Works. The interest on the amount
secured has boon paid up to the 10th day OF Jan
uuAry 1870, and g. 100 o. OF the principal debt IL
paid, leaving balance due "a Of tho day OF sale
Of 81, 100 % Of principal and 81 VI Of Interest.
TERHs or SGLE:-Onethird cash. tho balance
In ak and twelve months. with lntCrcst and &C.
curity. y. +. HlLDRETl,
Iani Trustee.
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LECTURE TOMORROW NIGHT.-We
are requested to state that Rev. Mr.. Coy
ncr will lecture tomorrow evening, in the
hall Of the House Of Delegates, and not
this evening, us reported in the proceed
ings Of the Legislature. Mr.. Coyner WIS
called from the city and will not return
before tomorrow morning. Persons in.
tercstcd in having our State brought to
the attention of desirable immigrants
should attend this lecture.
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Diseases ofthe Nervous System.

Almost nlne.tenths Of our people suffer from
nervous exhaustion, aud aro, therefore, liable to
its concomltAnt evils Of mental depression, con.
fused ideas SoltenIng Of the brain, insanity, and
complete breaking down Of the general health.
Thousands arc suffering to-day With broken.
down nervous systems, and, unfortunately, TO.
bacco alcohol, late hours, OvcF.WOrk, mental and
physlcaO arc causing diseases Of tho nervous Sys.
ten 10 increase At fearful ratio.
The symptoms to which diseases Of the nervous
system give rise, may DO stated as follows: 4
dull, heavy feeling IN tho head, sometimes more
or less severe palm or headache: Periodical Head.
Confusion Of Ideas; Temporary Loss Of Memory;
Detection Of Spirits; Starting during Sleep; Bad
Dreams; Hesitation In Answering Questions;
DullnOes Of Hearing; TwitchIng Of tho Face and
Arms, Sc, which. u not promptly treated lead
oplCEy, &C., &c.
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ADMINISTRATORS APPOINTED Sheriff
Campbell was appointed administrator of
the estate of Hannah Hedges, decd, last
Friday-bond $4,000
On the same day John ]. Arbcnz was
appointed administrator of the estate of
Daniel Herb, dec'd-bond $1,000.
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PEBBLE GIAssEs.-FOr years Oxtoby
& Duttield, the Market street Jewellers,
have made u specially Of Spcctaclcs. They
keep a full line Of Pebble aud other Spec
taclcs, the very best for weakness, dimness
or inflammation Of the eye, for restoring
and preserving clearncSs Of vision and I'M
parting strength for long reading or fine
sewing. Call, few doors below MLurc
House, and zee spectaClcs, watches, clocks,
ieweIry, &c.
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GUARDIANS APPoINTED.-LastF Friday,
D. C. List was appointed guardian Of
Mary Frances Luke-bond, $4,000.
On the same day, John ]. Arbenz was
appointed guardian of Carl L, and Daniel
W. Hcrd-bOnd in each case, $1,000.
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UNDOUBTEDLY the Young Ladies' In
stltute can furnish the best musical In
struction that can be had In the city. Put
pills can take lessons upon the PianO just
us well as from q private teacher. 1t will
not DO necessary for them to take u full
course of music unless they desire to do
so-ncither Is 1t necessary for them 10 be
connected with the Institute In order to
take lessons. Terms, $40 per month for
all grndes. d&w
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POLICE CouRT.-Tne following cases
were before the Police Court, Saturday
morning: Josiah Wilson, drunk, one dol
lar and costs; Jennie Dcgan, on the streets
for unlawful purposes, ono dollar md
costs; ]. Wesley Porter, drunk, one dol
lar and costs. H..
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EDUCATIONAL.


WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
HON. J. T. noKE, Prcsident Board Of RtgnS
@. G. STURGEs, Secretary Board Of Regent
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D.. PRECEDENT
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Phllo'op'!
FS. LYON. A. NJ, Vice TTENdta'
Professor Of RngliRh Literature, and PRINCIPAL"
Preparatory Department.
s. @. STEVENS, A. NJ.
Professor or Astronomy and Physics
II. II. PIERCE, A. ~,
Capt, U. 3. Al
Professor Of Mathematics and Of Military IA''N'
]. J. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Phi. D,
Professor Of Chemistry and Natural lIit'@!
F. W. WOOD, A. NJ, Ph'lD,
Professor Of Ancient and Modern Languages
o. W. MILLER, A. ~,
Assistant In Preparatory Department
D. d. PURINTON, Tutor,
GEO. n. HAGANS, Esq.
Superintendent Of Grounds and IIaildinS'
HUGH ". BROCK, NJ. D"
Lecturer on Physiology aud EygirN'
Hon. JOHNA. OLLIE,
Lecturer on Civil and constitutional I''"'
FALL TERM begins 1st Tuesday In September
WINTER TERN 1Bt Monday In December
SPRINO TENN " 81 Tuesday In March.
COMMENCEMENT, Sd Wednesday In June
TUITION.-PrcparatOry, Is per Term Of u WI.
University, $8 per Term nI u VIVA
B0ARDINu-Not TO exceed q per week
q Send stamp for Catalogue. ,,
MoFBantown, W. Va. 'epI-
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NoTAREEs PUBMc.-FridAy evening,
Governor Stevenson appointed William
Maxwell, Esq, Notary Public for Dod-
bridge county.
The following day His Exccllency ap-
pointed Thomas II. squires, ESQ.,, to the
same position for Braxton county.
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Cry CouSCIL.-An adjourned meeting
Of the City Council will be hold tomorrow
evening. The special order Is tue election
of City officers not chosen by the people
direct, A lively time Is anticipated.
There are many applicants for each Of the
Places to be filled.
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FuxERAL.-Thc funeral of Capt. Bait,
zell, yesterday afternoon, from the resi-,
dcnce of his uncle, P. II. French, on Mar
ket street. was largely attended. A dele
cation from Post Thoburn, No. 4G. AR,
was in the procession.
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TEMPERANCE sERMoN.-Thc regular
Sunday afternoon sermon Oh Temperance
was preached yesterday at 81 Pm. by Rev
]. p. Farmer, in Good Tcmplars' Hail.
The attendance was large.
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TIE Partridge Joint Stock Company
have the best selected and greatest variety
of StereOscopiC views in the city. Also, IL
few Of those handsome ParlOr StcreO-
scopes, holding from twcnty.tour to one
hundred views,
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By RENTING, and applying the rents to
tic purchase, every one can become the
owner Of u first class Wheeler s. Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner s. Co.,
Agents, No. IS Monroe street, Wheeling.
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COLLECTOR APpoNTED.-Sa Saturday last,
Capt. Borgess., State Auditor, appointed
Dr.. Ulysses Hinchman collector of the
taxes for the years 1868 and 1850 in Logan
county,
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BUSINESS CHANcE.-Any one desiring
to 60 into the Dry Good and Grocery
trade, will do well to call on II. B. Rice,
Martins Ferry. See his advertisement
this morning.
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SADDLERY.-A. schwertfergcr, No 10
Main street, has again commenced the
manufacture of Saddles, Harness, Trunks,
&C., and Is now ready TO serve his former
customers, ind the community generally.
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GneQnteItfgereer.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IA, 1870.
Now Advertisements.

Steamer Major Anderson.
Steamer Arlington.
Religious Notice.
Business Change.
Masonic.
Ritchlctown House for Sale.
Book Agents Wanted.
No Choir Should be without It.
Hats, Hats.
United States MRil.
Letter List.
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BArTrzED-Ycstcrday, the rite of
baptism was administered to six persons
in the presence Of large number ofpeo.
pie, at the upper end of the landing.
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MATRIMoSrAL.-Fivc marriage licenses
were issued by Recorder Woods during
the week ending last Friday evening.
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NOR SALE.-TlIE UNDER On
II SIGNED offers for sale the House and Hi
Lot which he occupies on Chapllne street, IlAaha
between Webster md Third streets, Centre
part Of the lot. This property IL In good order
ind In convenient aud pleasant part OF the city.
Terms very moderate, II application IL made im'
mrtllately to ...
feh JOHN ARMSTRONG.
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BoIng the only KNOWN Medicine

beIn& the only KNOWN medicine
that EFFICIENTLY StlmUlateS and CoRRECTs the
hFpatic SecTttE0nS and functional DERASGHMESrs
Of tho LIvEE, WITHOUT DEBILITATIN0 the system.
While 1t acts freely upon the Liver inSttad Of CO.
pIOAI purging, II gradually changes tho discharges
10 a perfectly natural state.
SYMPTOMS or LIVER COMPLAINT AND or SOME or
THOSE DISEASES PRODUCED ny IT.
sallOw or yellow color Of the skin, or yellow.
isbrOwn spots on tho face and other parts OF the
body; dullncSs and drOwsiHesS, sometimes head
ache; bitter or had taste In the mouth, internal
heat; In many cases dry, teasing cough; un.
steady appetite; sometimes sour stomach, with
raising Of tho food; bloAtcd or full feeling about
thu stomach aud sides; aggrayating pains In the
BIdOs, back, or breast, aud about tho shoulders;
constipation Of the bowels; ples, NatulencG cold.
ness Of the extrOmItlCs, &c.
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TOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ES- fes.t
u TATE,-Tho hrSt.clASs DWELLING Hill
HOUSE, situated on the north east corner -.'.'
OF Hampton and Sixth streets, now occupied by
Mrs. Carter. There Is null lot, and tho house IL
In a. good condition ns the day 1t was built;
everything about tho premises In thorough re-
pair Possession given on tho LIST Of April, 1870.
Amply to j. r. LEWIS,
Gcci.tf McLurC House. Wheeling, W. Va.
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TOR sALE-HOUSEAND LOT In
u IN BRIDGEPORT.-The undOrsIgn. Hi
I'd offers for sale the House and lot shO now AAh-
occupies on Main street Bridgeport o., con-
talnIng three large comfortable rooms, good Gel
lar, HlF In good repair. There is on the premises
a collection Of choice fruit tEcGE This property
will be sold on such terms az to enable those Of
limited means TO procure home. Call soon, a.
am determined 10 sell. .,,,,
ieb9.H ELENOt GRlER.
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NTOTICE.-FOR SALE, ONE SEC
In Ond Hand Steam Engine, 81 In Cylinder,
~ feet stroke.
Persons wishing to purchase can SEQ It running
ut tho Wheeling Wagon and Carriage Co.'S e.
tAblIshmCut, 2 doors above tho Post ONCE.
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TOR SALE-THE UNDER 80
II signed offers for sale Lot No. II, In
GFaLanl's addition 10 the City Of Wheeling, 4 kAA
situated On tho corner Of Quincy and Sixth SITS.
There Is a good Brick and Frame House on the
corner containing 8 rooms, with water and gas
throughout, and one Of the best cellars In the
city. There Ia In connection a good stable and
carriage house. On the south end Of tho lot
there Il good Frame House, with ave rooms,
fronting on Sixth street. This Ia a very dCSlra.
bio location. Parties Wishing to purchase will
please call at S. J, Boyd's Wholesale Shoe Store,
No. 80 Main Street
HOv2lf .s NJ. T. 'WAHMAS,
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WTANTED-BY A Wholesale
w Hardware House In Philadelphia, = Sales
man controlling a strictly prompt and [GItaDIe
trade Address, No. S3l Spruce strcet, r a
phiA !GDIU.eSH
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~ 3 S,,g 9Sd9|,tY{r93 93r9'.97LYk !

CONSTANT employment at home, tho while Of the
tine or for the spare moments. business nCw,
light and profitable. Persons Of either sex easily
earn from SOC 10 $5 per evening, and a proportion
al sum by dcVoting their while time to the Ousl'
ness. Boys and gfFlS earn nearly As much as men,
That all who sec this notice may send their adj
dress and test the business, VIC make this unpaE:
allied offer: To such az arc not satisfied, We will
send 81 70 pay for tho trouble Of writing. Full
particulars, d valuable sample, which Will do to
commence work on, and copy OF The Etope'G
literary CoplpaRI0H-OnC Of tho largest and best
family newspapers publlshCd-All sent frrG by
mali. Reader, II you want permanent, profitable
work, address E. C, ALLEN s CO.. Augusta,
Maine. Rl9-D,S&w
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
A No. 1 HOTEL
e O r s A L e.

The undersigned offers his hotel. now called
tho WEST VIRGINIA HOUSE, situated In the
town Of Cameron. twenty.cIght miles east Of
Wheeling, along the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road. about one hundred yards from tho Depot,
this being prominent point, Hs all trains stop at
this station. Passengers and travellers for Waynes
burg Pa, generally are compelled TO stop over
for Hiack. II not sold by the list OF March will he
rented.
Terms made easy For terms apply to or Ad'
JOHN MILLER.
E.hJ Cameron, MRrRhRll county, ". Va,
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For SALE.

NOR SALE-A FEW SHARES OF
II Stock In one Of tho best Glass Houses on
the Ohio River, possessing all the modern lin.
prOyements for manufacturing. Location very
desirable. -
febl2 ]. IRWIN.
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HAvp your Photographs taken at
"lI7."
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TORRENT.-THAT ELE. On
u giant store room now occupied BY A. illn
". PAUL l. Co, No. 100 Main street. POSI-
session given arSt Of April, or sooner II desired.
Apply to ~ ,
lRn2b JAMES Fault.
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Sellers Imperial Cough Syrup

For Coughs, Colds, WhOOping-
Coughs, HOarSeneSs, Influenza, and
Diseases of tho Throat, Lungs, &c.
The best known Remedy for all Pull
monary Complaints. Contains no
Spirituous ingredient, and may be
used In all cases with the Utmost
Confidence.
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dor RENT.-TIIE WARE IN
II house now occupied by Thco. Fink, III
Also, thS Good TcnplAr's Hail In Melodeon
Building. Also an OdlcO front OF the SamG.-
SSnSS W. L. McAFEE.
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APnYsICIAN,s TEsTIMoNY.

LCnOrH, Michigan.
r. E. Sellers: Dear SiT.-I have
used DIR. Sellers "Impcrial Cough
Syrup" considerably for the last year
and believe It to be the best article of
the kind In use, and fully equal to its
recommendations.
W. d. LINCOLN, NJ. d.
JOHN F. HENRY, 8 College Place,
N. Y, PrOprietOr's Agent.
decI0-dkW
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WANTS.

uTANTED.-A GOOD MAN TO
w act az Agent. Must come well rcComm'
e"u'"' AP"' VIM SUMNER g. CO..
No. IS Monroe ST., Wheeling. W. Va
lcbI9.d&w
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TOR RENT-THE STORE IN
II ROOM, No. 8 Main street, opposite III
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, ~
and now occupied BY Geo. W. Robinson. Pos
session given April lSt, 1870. -
Janl0 JOHN REID.
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For RENT.

WTAREHOUSE FOR RENT.-t
w No. 81 Main street, now occupied III
by 4. NJ. Burke, known a. one Of the best ~;
business stands In the city. Well lighted, and
private alley In the rear. Apply TO
DIR. Z. A. NILDRETH,
frbiO FOuFth At. OpDOsltU the Court House.
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Meet, with GREAT SUCCESS in the CURE of
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

Postal Matters Isaac Myers, Of Bsltl-
more, well-known colored man, who has
become public since his connection with the
national executive committee OF colored
men, has been appointed a special agent
OF the Post once at large, at q, 300 per an.
mum, and SS per diem. Albert @. Mason has
been appointed postmaster at Albright, Pres
ton county, West virginia, vicc William II.
Bishon, resigned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

The New York Herald, Ipoculating as to
future political changes, remarks "And
why not a scrub race In 1872 as well az In
1924 The year 1924, the last of Monroes
administration, Pho era Of good feeling
vas marked by q new organization OF par
ties. The old Federal autI.War party, under
many defeats, had gradually melted away,
and the old Republican party, under Mon
roe, had fulfilled It's mission. Thus II was
said that the people were all Republicans
and all Federallsts under Monroe
This lie about on par with the stupidity
Of the Herald whenever II desires to DO SEN
satlonal politically. The remark, awe are
Republicans, we are all Federallsts," may
be found in the inaugural address OF
Thomas Jefferson, more than twenty years
anterior to the period Of which the Herald
speaks.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

Tue President has accepted the rcslgua.
lions Of the following officers Second
Lieutenant John W. Hines, 10Th United
States infantry, to take effect from March
I, 1870; John P. Peterson, 9sd United States
infantry, from February 10, 1870, and Cap
tain r. B. Hull, 18th United States infantry,
from August %, 1870.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

INTERNAL REVENUE RBcEIRTS yesterday
were 1921, 2s4,27. The solEurcs were $500,
and dlstlllcry in tho fourth Pennsylvania,
aud cigar aud tobacco factory in the thlrtieth
New York.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-08

ExrENsIvB SALE ~ .hSTHRAcGrE COAL

IL AT AUCTION.
Having to give possession Of q,stIest wharf 20
the neS propratoTs, aud wishing 70 aNoid the
expense Of moyiuE oar large stock Of Coal and
Wood now % that hni, We WI ohsr NE tam ana
Pine wood-in lots VI one ton o, cord Aad up,
~ al the rosidsnss Of purchasers, II within city
limits. -, ~,
FsnelnE, Cedar Posts Coal sheds, 40, together
with new RAirbanks' Csal Scales, sad OUT snErs
tTanpoFtAti0u, which clpGiata Of Horses, huleat
| Carts and BuFEy-by all Odds the nneat and best
| GansportAtlou IL the DiatTiel Of Columbia
Sale 10 begin MONDAY, March II, nooh-C0h-
unus nj tii ali IL disposed o. sale positive
und.T elO1 cash, over thai Amount, 80 dAIl for
bantsbls paper dLEAsoN dLAN''
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n ETROP OLITAN HALL
Builders and Material,

Between Eieysnlh and twelfth sissstG.
tAlhment Ap1
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New Advertisements.

NsrRoSGT's 5icLoP ADiIs ) ISiSIsss pub.
liahed, ..
HAanA'a hLifs Of our Lord ~ 81 So,
The uoldsn Cap, By Rev, Ds Lisfde,
Bessie on Her Travels. Volume Of the Bessie
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