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II r. II / { II AUS
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Iisl Affections Rheumatism in ali its forms " he,Ss
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On receipt q price. these Remedies will b. ,h,,,s
to any place Prompt attention Paid to eli CORES
sieI 3 ss
HdSTe. sG DR. Il RGs NJ
n: Gcir.nisI. .sns: . n0'l' 'r0" q M i1 E p
LIMITED STATES PATENT OPTICS,
On the petition As 81 y Vi & ian 70 $50
ent granted e him the 18th day Of April Is snd
making Bra. KETTLES; 1882 for an
ON ,Ss oTdssed that ths
fling sIgu%ept: and the report t Ss ii lDr
ied 70 the 18th day OF March next and that ssd ne
nt hm1 1s heard on the soth day Of March next
Any ~ my ''H SxM III Efn.sse1 EisHrR
!.H-I~o Commisstoner Of Patents.
United STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ IN tne petition Of THOMAS H. P0WERS of
20 s% he sS ds sss q Nan,
iot an improvement in Furnaces for smelling Iron:
the 9Th day # RSs IN the ,S: r
time for filing arguments and the Examineris report
DC limited to the 18th day Of April next. and thet
SAID petition be heard on the nth day of Apri
hsA' Any person may sgSHss n shi, s1rss sean
ga E-Iaw3W COMMISSIONS Of Pafsute
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE
~ WASHINGTON, d. C., lamar n ,s-o
On the petition Of SIMON lNGERSOI,Io Of H.
Iyn, N T., praying Tor the extension 81 \ 49,.
tranfed to him or the 18th Cav of April iss fs an
Improvement in Hay ard Cotton Press. :. ' '"' ."
II Is ordered that the testImeny in IN. go. -
CLOSED on the 18th day OF March next: thai the
tss ior ming arguments and the Examiner r. rort
DC uniea 70 ING lsti day Of March next, and that
80 peuon De heard on the ssth day Of March next
SAMUEL s. FISiiER,
=. -,.-sw Commissisner Of Pstents.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
NASH Seros, ID. C., January Is ls-a
:. on he petition 81 81 xKLEs +. EkMks. "a Nh.
Iord, Mass., praying for the extension OF patent
improvement In Boot Trees: 'o' an
IT s ordered that the testimony In IN. eas. n.
eIosea on the 18th day 81 April next; that the t;.
Tor ming Arguments and the Examiner report ~
said petition be heard on The 18th dav of Ma S That
Any person may 0ppSs.ss : sn ~; s,t.nsien;
~ 1AAw" Commissioner Of Raseats
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SALE OF FAIM.-A part of F. W. Rollers
farm on the Potomac river, nearly opposite
Alexandria, 30 acres, has been sold to Daniel
Sel.zer, OF Pennsylvania, for 81 900.
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1.-The STAR s'The STAR s.yhe Star.
~ lac STAR s.Ihe STAR
"lhe Star,
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CITY ITEMS.
PRrGa's

PRrGo's
One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. as Pennsyl-
~ania avenue, between 4 y and 9th streets, re-
ceiyes new styles every day.
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Here About The Star.

Various Speakers Excited, Indignant
HORNED al tine Cour rye Of Yne Star.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusem dc.

NATIONAL THEATER--Lingard Burle.que
Company.
WALLS OPERA HOrsE-Iaura Keene in
% TOin,tte, the Saucy Housemaid."
wRITEH TRsT GALLERY.-Mammoth IIlumi-
Mated War Views, aud other Magnificent Repre-
sentatiOns, every evening at y O'Clock.
SMITH * STRoS6's ART GALLERY, 245 r
street.
AARKRITRR's ART GALLERY. 4s6 It'll street.
BARLow's AIT GALLERY 81 Pennsylvania
avenue.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Aucti0 neer,
ID 114 Bridge street, Georgetown
VALUABLE REALESTATE ON GEORGETOWN
HEIGHTS For SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON GEORGETOWN
HEIGHTS FOR SALE.
N BY virtue of a deed Of trust bearing date on
O9Sthe 18th Of December. A. II. I~i9 and duly re
Scvrded IN Liler and x, No. (. AT folio So. aud
al the request Of the party secured thereby. will
one Tor sale, on the premises, WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON February 2. $50. at clock all that
Lot OF GfoHnd situated on GeOrgeiown Heights. and
bounded "a MISUNDERSTANDING at point on the asst
line OF Congress street hundred and seventy i-U
feet aih of the suu beast corner of Road and N
Gress streets and running thence south with said line
OF Cong ress stree; hundred and seven feet six
inches more or less, To the northwest corner If Vim
BGse! lot thence easterly with the nortL line Of
Busey lot one hundred and twenty two feet five
inches fo the west line If fourteen feet wide aev
thence north with said line Of said alley the south
east c"rnt uf Jonathan Carter lot and thence wi
the south line of said Car:ers lot t. the beginning
The attention Of capitalists is called tn this pt,n-
erfy. AZ n IS cne of the most eligible building lots now
Tor sale directly opposite the TUd,r Place aud
near r.. nj. Linthc um : late residence
Terms: ;.ne half each; balance IN six and twelve
months with Interest and secured on the premises
deposit cf Slop VIII be required as soon as H..
properly Is Knocked down, il will be imn..ia la
resold III The ter ns Of sale hut compiled VIII
within 1--WE days the property will le resol al m
risk and c. II Of the defaulting purchaser All cen
yeyancing, including revenue stamps at the cost ~
tie purchaser.
JOHN b. DoNNELLY. Trustee
"a SCOTS TtibS. BOWLING. AuctioD.er
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NvIlCE-As am about to clos. nv n,,ca 90
81 umsis.ss on account of the piration of term
oi isse, now OFFER my entire stNck of - 'e1Da
WOOD AND CO{L
ar The expense Of moving il ' 'i'Si then DC
in 2oeoSt- 900 Mass ave- he. d,S i EK
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Georgetown Advertisements.

RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer,
EXECUTORS SALE
I'm BY order Of the Orphans Court Of the
Hf>lDistrict Of Columbia. will offer AT auction,
- Jon SATURDAY. the I'D inst, at y q clock.
at the store IT the late Lewis Brooks. in
Georgetown, the STOCK OF GROCERIES leit by
him, consisting Of the usual assortment of family
TIRE.
Terms of sale: One-half cash, and the balance in
ninety days, secured 10y approved rotes.
WALTER :. cox. Executor.
Jals3t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAyoIDABLY POST
PONEp until MONDAY January -. 10 clock a. IN.
Jaa0 WALTER = cox, Executor
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4 ssiG NEE's SALE.

~ authority OF the Supreme Ooar4 sf rho D;.,r;c.
TnbhT ,bs a Sili sell :, public ancsioa on
M, ell the Uneoliected Icr.yrts No.ss ny ~
and sGcuEtiss belonging % the srts,e ii
cash fsInpSnHs ~ -; ternis c' ssse,
washington, D. G., Jan. d, $50. All ~
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EDUCATIONAL.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

MoDERN LANGUAGES.
II. T.. GRoUN. formerly Professor of Georgetown
and Columbian Colleges, continues 20 give private
lessons: also i'm classes. in French. German aud
spanish. Translsiiuns made from the Italian. Sws
dish. etc, etc. fuI terms apply hi- oire. ~
letter. No. 239 Pcnns. avenue, bet "a and 81 ste,
mo 4"c old number gai Ia
n lPPINCoTT FEMALE INSTITUTE
La CHARLES STREET AVENUE,
BALTIMORE, Nh.
Select Boarding and Day school Every facility
Tor the requirement of a thorough and finished
English and French education.
Especial attention given To Music and Ornamen-
tails.
Cash for boarding pupils in English department
sac per annum.
For circulars containing full information addros
deli -easEliy REV JALIPPISCorr. AN.
EPISCOPAL SCHOOLS, tcounected with tue
IL Church If the Incarnation,
BOYS SCHOOL,
NJ street north, between Dth and nth,
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
500 llfh street. near NJ street,
Miss MAC LEoD, Principal.
Circulars with full particulars can lie obtained
from the principals, AT th. bo stores from
Rector Rev. Il. ". LoWRIE,ss2 NJ 81. north.
NIB eo2Ea
rHEGARY INSTITUTE, 4 .321 ana .329.
~ Spruce street, Philadelphia, Pa.
English and French, for young Ladies and Misses
Boarding ard Day School. will reopen on MONDAY
September auth. French is the language e the fam
\ ily, and il constantly spoken IN the Institute.
| iy1-co6m MADAME DHERNILLf. Print.
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CoRNe, &c.-Dr. White, Surgeon Ch,ropo.ist
Of twelve years practical experience In the
United States and Csnsdas, previous 10 being e.
tahlisbed at 42i Pennsylvania avenue, between
Az and 9th streets, Dec. 18th, 1861, successfully
treats Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Club and In
growing Nails, and other diseases OF the feet,
without pam or inconvenience TO the patient.
The shoe can be worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers 10 the many emf
nent physicians. surgeons and thousands of other
responsible persons who patronize his establish
ment- Hours from a. m. to II. m. Owing 20
press of business at Office. Dr. White Is unable
70 Visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and r. IN
MoTTo-"Q mck Sales AND Snail Profts.-
DUST having opened an immense stock OF new
Goods, OF which We will dispose of a. quick as
possible, We will sell Goods now cheaper than
ever, viz: White Shirtss5, 81, : is and upwards.
splendid article, all Linen BosOms. and Cuffs
81 and s2.25. Good Merino Cnsershirts and
Drawers SO, 20, and sc; an excellent article Al
and Sl.25. Good Cotton Sock, pairs for &c
Gloves. Gloves, Gloves, an immense stock of all
kinds and at all prices. Excellent Paper Col
lars, cloth lined button heles, loo. per box. Knit
Jackets, splendid variety. The finest selection
of Neck Ties, Scaris and Bows ever seen in tlis
city. Come one, come all, and everybody will
be satisfied. FRANC Il GOLDMAN,
Marble Hall,
No. ASS 18th ST., OPP. Patent Office and
1852 No. 5l6 9Th St. between & sta.
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and sises q STOVES, RAN0SS. ana La -
IkoBEs, can be bad ~ "B0HDB sT0VR 81
EASIOkf,l50 9Th g.. between n and n -
@bring NAME and number q aoye. ~
mol IN Sss 81. vs., b%0ssk +.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct r; Georgetown.
TRUsTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-

x IhOMAS DoN LlNb. AuCt Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES.
TATE IN GEORGETOWN, u. q.
IL Under and 10y virtue OF "A deed If trust TO me
E. from W illam II Calhoun and wife. duly eve
S4cuted and recorded in LIlrr T. and r.. No 4.
folio $50 et seq one Of the lari records Of ashing
ton County, District Of Colu.ihia, 1 will sell,
ERlFAf, the 18th day If January, A. ID. ls10. at 4
ocl1ck p m, on the premises to the highest bidder
All that lot parcel of ground lying and being i'm
Georgetown District of Columbia; and being part OF
lot No. 2l5, in Beatty and Hawkins addition TO
Georgetown aforesaid, and bounded a tollows:-Re-
ginning at point the side IF Fred rick street
23 feet inches north Of corner formed 10y the inter
section the tn line of 5th street and the cas-, line
of Frederick street, and thence north 6 feet in
ches to the southeast corner formed 10y the ntersec
ton Of the east line Of Frederick strccts and the
south line of 9Th street then east with south line
OF 9th street 70 feet then south parallel 10 Frederick
street, 10 feet 10 inches then parallel 9th
street, &c feet to the place IF beginning
Terms of sale: One-half cash. balancs in six and
twelve months. secured by deed If trust the
property satisfactory 10 the Trustee, with notes
bearing interest from day Of sale. Compromising
and stamps at cost OF purchaser SltD will be
CURED from the purchaser at time of sale. Ii the
terms Of sale not complied with within five days
from day Of sale, the Trustee the right TO
resell the property at the risk and of tine default
ing purchaser.
WM. u. CASSTN, Trustee
ia I'D THOMAS DOWNING. Auct.
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II Il 1 c X L YIN G.

vKDAIEGES, LATEOBEs, FURNACES. p.ur
" IAN WORKS in general ana ali Ia.
VI "oN" attended 20 at the shortest notice.
fAiho Ter all kinds Of Ranges and Latrobes.
stree. or al nav resaI. stove Store, No. 11s 7sh
lais-eolnI'
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DEOPOsALs f0R sTATIoNERY-

TsEAsrRy DEPARTMENT, January :. ls7O
sfa x hpr r. furnishing certain ar,c
until the Sd Of Fetl usry leo. az y @ clock m. "
Bank forms for bidding viii be furnished upon ap-
The bids will be considered and accepted or reject.
Contracts must be executed by the succosssu, ,i,
DER within ten days attr being called upon do
The articles CONTRACTED for must be furnished IRON
time 70 time during the year. in quantities pursuant
to orders from the DepsrIment The entire quaint
Zach proposal must Doe signed by the individual Or
mr. making ~ and be accompanied by b. nj Va ith
0@o,l approved by United States officer Of The
or 10 hleh tbs sureties reside do business.
ditioned upon the execution Of a contract for fur
nlshng such portions Of the articles as may he
All deliveries will be subject 70 inspection by an
detailed for the purpose by the Secretary q
viii be deemed sufcent cause to snnu the contract,
at the option Of the secretary.
Department, washington WHY A'0~'
., The failure e eomrly with any one order under
tire penalty Of the bond. or the seeresafy of Of ~.
q sSsh q tns %
sary 70 supply the deficiency caused BY such failure
price shs Be found . esg os
win not be considered, and contracts will be awarded
only to established manufacturers o. or dealers In,
as-eolm IChronicis and Republcan
IN BUREAU OF YARNS AND DOCKS
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Decem Der No, lsSl
iar e.iss en b sssshe W..
ceiyed at this .ice until l1 NJ, on the 9Th day Q:
March, lSo, for the CONSTRUCTION OF A
lLOA1!nG DRY Dook. capable Of safe and easy
Ssly Of iron sS md and Of SsB.c strength and pseT to
length, feet drsught g feet beam, and go tons
weight.
Psftiss .i.hins 70 contract Cor building such Dock
Will have their plans and specifications complete in
ton.
euch plans o. are submitted viii he ccnsiicrc5
relatively and with cost Of Construction, and the.
ders, IL desired
The acceptance Of any bid win be dependent mon
q necessary appropriation Of funds BY Congress ..
siso Whether the plans, specihcstcUs. and are
Ia contract be entered into payments win BE- NJ "a
upon estimates se the work progresses, ami twenty
the dock shall be fully md safisfscsoriiy tested
DANIEL AMMEN,
Chief Of the Bureaa q Yards and Docks.
DREPARE HORWlNTER.-lDaiDf ,rali l,,ss
~ a STOVES. RAM}KS. .na n A.
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ID A. EAHNESTOCk's
We RI MIFC f.

We IFUGE.
Why is il that 60 many children die under tn arr
Of five years, That a large proportion II chiIIrn
die urdeT that has long been subject 81 remark
and without satisfactory cause asccrtained, AZ h.
certain.
Also, IL is known that worms exist in the human
system from its earliest infancy; th.rf-e rarctts
especially mothers, who are more constantly with
their children. cannot be too observing II the fr.i
symptoms of ,cOrms' for surely the. exist car
they be
SAFELY AND CERTAINLY
removed from the most DELICATE INFANT o.
| the timely use Of ~
*. A. FAHNESTOCK's vERNrFUGH.
It, IL is perfectly harmless, contains no aarcur,.
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION.
And may be administered with the UTMOST SAFE
IL TO CHILDREN or ALL AGES
Worm Corrections, made more for the nurno-e ~
pleasing the palate than of overcoming the dis.s ..
haye been MANUFACTURED all over the country. too
yor daily. STU" IA .
CAUTION.
Fahnestocks yermifuge be- esrtiSu'srly osr.s A.
see that the initials arc r. A. This is the articl,
fAyoRABLY KNOWN SINCE lsos.
And purchasers must insist on having it, IL they d.
not Wish 10 have an imitation forced upon them
SCHWARTZ 4 HAsLETr,
FORMERLY
B.A. FAHNEsToCK s.uN sco
SOLE PRoPGtEToRs.
de1-eod6wl PITTsBUIG. PA
DEOPOSALs FOR STATIONERY
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His Motto il " Excelsior Sin,ius Ex DO.
suit Caadam.',
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The Star talked AbOut.

He Explains and Illustrates His
Motto.
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VIZ GAIL ATTENTION to the announcement NJ
e lecture OF l.. Abraham, Esi., a, the Syna-
~tFt.s, on Sunday evening next. Eycrything
Rat concerns oar .i'wh citizens j. OF U..,1I-r
-t!,-t. We know 80 little of this historic rae.
"A ~ sF5rv lover 90 EIs.ory, as wei as OF p
s-sGce, ST. md It %0rth wilI.e ~ ., present..
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THE PROPOSED TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT

Remarkable spiurGe by ur. j. u.
EtyAHs.
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1iREAH Es 1 I TR&SsPR Ems The fol.
16wfng Is a iaofdeedsIn fec admitted to
record In ctherOffieeNOf the Recorder Of
ohieeounty, during the week ending Fri
day; FEBRUARY IS, 1870: ,;n,,5,
: Deed made September 81, 1904 BY John
II. Cooper and wiIe to tile Board % Rdu'
cation Of Liberty township, for, LOT Joining
the spotwell. property 200 feet frohH In
West Liberty; 500 Adnittetly Feb 10,
4, Deed made August Z, 1903, BY, George
Gibson and vile to tie Board sOf E1uca;
ton Of Liberty township. i6t4 Of aniacre
Oflanl JOINING lands owned DYi the Whit;
ham heirs, on Little Wheeling Greek; $50.
Admitted rFebrnafy 1927 ~ 1Hilf
Deed made September l19d 1906 by
John Rodgers and wife to the B0ard Of
Educatim Of Liberty township, for, 80
pa.109 rods Of land fadjoihing Alexander
Rodgers; $3.50. Admitted February 10.
ia Deed. made iFGbruary 19;1870, by N.
c. Good;and, wife Or Mary F. Parrish, wife
Of JosephT. Parrish, for lot "a feet front
and running back 400. feet north Of. and
adjoining Tho African Church lot. and
adjoining r! scSm6iPs lot! $225. Ad.
mitted same day.On ~ !2f9Ih T!IEl
Deed Of joiniHe made January 8, 1870,
BY August Ebelihg to 'Catharine Helten-
Bine o('lot Nd s Id FriadelphiA admit
ted 1,sd1i iEEs4OrpHqFyt,SH "a marriage settle
ii'i made February ss, tis7S by Joseph
KIu0 and II,ffc IN ,Gaqnnr HILL FIR tha
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- 49, q. go. i,s..l.,.,.i

CRc6tP coJhisr. L4O,iioefr6w morning
the regular March term, Of the Circuit
Court for this county will commence
JudSR GflE niSibiE dlGhaneM Tie fint
day viii probably be exclusively taken up
$ih'B fihglRg 4ddAes before the Grand
Jury The numerous parties nbted in
thes4t G SqlqlRpgId4 ring, the lssso sFveral
months as having given bond for their ap.
peRnGeRt fIiIs, tenn pr az, Cdprt, vii
IliES tHeir chs ih&estig4sd 81 this b,
quest for the county, and Il true bills are
found, thGIrriAi VIII 6cGupy tllc attention
of tbs G6aft, prior tOIanyr Other business.
By reference to the lists Of jurors given
below It win be seen that The grand jury
IyfllpestlattG Delpck tem9gCFS mPg.
|iBg, did the petit July ID called; tlisfrst
time Wednesday morning at 9 pollock.
List of Grand Jurors for March term Cir
cult Court Of phlbs 4 County, commencing
Tuesday morning at 10 O'clock: I
- Nv. :MAleHi Thomas O'Bfieh, Peter
W. B6sley Samuel HGghlin, John Zoeck-
Ter, Andrew J.4PannelB ANDREW H. Britt,
Chas. W. BroCkunier. John Il. Hubbard,
Archibald W. Campbell =. s. Jacob,
Wm, North, VIM, J. Boggs, Jacob Ault-
Fnlyef, Christian Hes, John Mdh.L M!
List Of petit jurors for March term Cir
cult Court Of Ohio County, summoned to
appear on "Wednesday morning, at 0
O'clock, MArch'2, 1870. .rr
- haries-.H H. Berry, .JOhn--N.-M nrTy,
James McAdams, john T. Britt, Wiley
Cox, JdniuS a. JGdttiis, WiIIamJ ueISrn
J. w. Chaplipe, Daniel A. Gifln, Joseph
Heryey, Jo6h ArArpstrqngS 4. NJ. Adams,
Henry RAMP, James w! Bodley, John
Aultmyer, Daniel BodleY, John II. Downs,
Jacob NeGhafd, William C. Stewart, D.
EFDonGll, : I16bert q fmstfong, John Oes-
terling, Henry Miehael,, Joseph n. Bell.
Joseph Fletcher, Robert slHayt, W. +.
Whitman, l6lm IBrownleel W illlani e.
llngham, John G. Hoffman, Joseph Cald-
well, William T. Derry, godfrey Price,
Alexander Laugllin, George A. Mckee,
James W. Pferson. John W! Boring, Jacob
H0fIBroOk, Theodore selbert, John L.
Garrison, John Crawford, John Cots,
William Graham, Daniel +. Jacob, John
B. Wilson, Samuel ]. Boyd, Truman N.
Dodson, George "A. Hill ~
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MASQUERADE BALL.-The Beethoven
Society will give a grand masquerade bali
tonight al Turner T ball; Market street,
North Wheeling. Tho BecthovCns have
already acquired d reputation fbr getting
up first-class entertainments, and wclhye
no doubt tho ono 10 DO given this evening
will fullY4lstSin IT, Lovers Of fun and
fine dancing be out in force, Ar
Engagements Rave betnnddGitPr the pres
ervation Of good order, =, r." n ~ q,
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community

. "a : A ~ q
'' ExCiFEi;MEST' INA CRuRtcjiai.=:rI last oven.
ing just as tho Rev. VIM. Webb. Pastor 81
the Island N. 2: Church. pronounced the
last word Of the text selected forthe coca.
sion, loud report resembling thsicxplo-
sion,of FIRE arms, was heard, andfor 4 few
moments the widest Excitement prevail
cd. 1t wGs soon asceFtatnstls%I how.
ever, that the floor oftheIroom had given
way, settling about eighteen iasGes :, Be-
fore the real cause was discovered, there
was a general rush mads for the doors
and windows. Ladies' shrieked, men
halIowCd and rushed hItI1er and EHither.
Several Of Tic former tainted, and ono Of
the latter, failing to hoist the sash, ola
window, ran to another and found egress
through Its upper half which Ind been
lower f0rventilatlOn. al samrL
Tho church haq no basement and the
floor was not, therefore, moro Than 4 foot
and d half ltdGi tho ground: Tho room
was literally, packed with people, ! EQFtu-
nately no oRe was hurt! The excitement
lasted But a few minutes, but was quite
alarming while u did exist. Assurances
were given that Tie danger was v; al over,
but the congregation dispersed and no
services were held. d M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-28

All IMroRrANT.-When age Gattens
tho eye, as h does the>nhcels something Is
needed to round II up, OxtOby & Duf:
field, 104 Market street, d Few doors below
Mcclure House, have Just what b needed.
Their superior spectacles, selected with
the greatest care, never fall to give salts
faction. Largo stock Of gold, silver and
steel FtHmed Specta Giles, Watches, Clocks
Jgwelry, &c, At tho Market street Jewel;
nv Store, ~ r.gf tI a ,'GphsF tlahIE ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-28

YESTERDAY wO dropped Into tho Gala.
~ Of .the PaFtlidgo Joint Stock Company
and noticed an addition 70 their Rustic
scenery" In tho shape Of o new'and bean.
tilhl background. The effect In a photo
graph Is splendid. Lovers Of Rustic
Photography will do well " call anlsce
for themselves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-28

The National Watch Company, Of FL.
gin, arp now turning out over one hundred
finished watch movements daily, or, three
thousand per mppth-pF at1tv,SiE thousand
per annum-ahd even at this rate, soigen.
eral Is the reputation Of their watches for
accurate housekeeping, they arc not able
70 fully supply the demand. Its expect
cd that their production this year will
reach 1000 m0yCments, Well may the
question BIO asked, what becomesUrSl II The
WatChcSP ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-28

Tng H&BEAs CoRrUs CASE. " Judge
HOke was engaged all day. Saturday, in
hearing the testimony in the Hopkins
Archer, Aabeas corpus case: The arguments
Of eeansel were not concluded before II
O'clock Saturday might HIS Honor will
deliver his opinion today. A
briIef statement rthcS case viii be found
inSsapptheE column! 80 iaa bit 1nT