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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09

Az AcT TO pay 4. l.. RdRely, apofhecary ~ tn
First Ward. for medicines furnished the poor Il
quart,S ending December 81, 1870.
BE u enacted By the Board oT Aldermen and BOoy
off0DnIon Cornell Of the Cay Of WaShipefOs, rba
the sum OF tvo hundred and thirty i've dollars sp
sixty cents he, and the same 10 hereby, apprspri
sted, out OF the general fund. to enable the MAYO
20 psy l.. Ridgey for medicines furnished In
poor OF the First Ward during the quarter endin
Dec mber ii, $50. iApproved. February "a, ISL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09

TBE IHEATERs.-'Paris" will be Tepea led Al
fhc Naiiopal Theater for the last Tine this eve
nh z, and Miss Lydia Thompson is to have
berent tomorrow evening when a great hill
will be presented, and her admirers should turn
out N force.
The wyrdham Comedy Company made a
good impression on their first appearance al
Walls OIera House last evening. They per
formed !" The Lancers,'' a new military drama
10 very large and appreciative audience and
Mr. Charles Wyndham and Miss Margaret
Young, as the hero and heroine Of the play,
we're warmly applauded. The singing of the
harselaise by Miss Annie GOOdalI was a
striking feature of the piece. Her singing was
earnest Al Il imprisoned, and all were warm in
her praise. The Lancers- will be repeated
tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09
AN AcT to settle the accounts Of the late wAte

AN AcT TO settle the accounts Of the late water
- registrar.
~ u tnacisd os Ae Soard az A!d.TEleR dHf Soard
o. toHamoH CctHcu ~ the o:y 81 wzSstHftcH, That
the present water registrar be. ana IL hereby, gu.
thoriled and instructed 20 receive from and credit
70 the account Of bis immediate predecessor in once
Dir. 3 d bopdJ certain vouchers alleged 20 be in
ms possession Tor moneys PAID by direction Of Mayor
boWen, without warrant. amounting in all 20 the
Sum OF four thousand and ninety eight dollars and
siNfy-eisht cents, as rolowt:
Salary of y. X. Bond, water registrar 81 Isl N
sAafy 81 Henry LaImAn, water tspper...-. I 600 o.
Henry LaIman fer livery of horss........... rs 81
saIsry 81 Enoch kdmoncston, clerk, three
Saary OF ID. - Peck one month .......-..... rs o.
Bale Tor use OF ofcs go %
suncry Incidental penses OF ofhce........ - o.
..... - ess s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09

JOINT REsoLUTToN extending the hospitaltiA- q,
tho cily of Washington on this approachinz fes.
Invites of the 2Oth and 2lst instant.
Rssotted By the Board Of Aldermen and Board
o. Common (oBAe,i az the CRY 81 WaShfsgfoH. Tba;
the Mayer of the city, the Presidents of the re
snectve Boards, and Que member ~ the Board q
Aldermen, asd two members of the Board of Com
mon Counc ito be appointed by he Presidents Of
the respective Boards TIE. and the same are hereby
appointed to eXte nd the hospitAl Of this CT 10
the Governors Of the States aud Territories aud the
MAYORS and accredited Representatives Of the cite.
OF the Urlon Who may be present on the approach
ing festivities OF the 10th and 2lst instant and tbs
sum Of money sufhcient to defrsy the expense.
thereof he. and the same 10 hereby. Appropriated
payable ont Of the general fund ProriJId Tht
sum thus appropriated shall not exceed the sum OF
five thousand dollars
Approx ed, February Is, ISL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09

BA1BeIeaAN HOsR for ladies'. At the astonish-
ing low price OF IS cents, At U. Baum's Corset
Factory, 40s eth ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09

By THE ADvRRfIoBMRNf else hare, II will be
seen that Mr.. Brown, Of Baltimore II author
lied TO canvas this district for subscriptions 10
the Lee Monument fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09

FIRH.-The alarm about O'Clock this after
noon was caused by the discovery Of fire in the
wood in the yard at the corner OF l0th and II
streets. But little DAMAGE WAS dome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09

WRIT or HABEAs CoRPUs.-Ts-dsy in the
Criminal Court, Mr.. Darlington applied for u
confined in Jail. The petition sets forth that
she was arrested upon charge of keeping .
bawdy house, and convicted upon two charges
by Judge Smell, and tined 800 in each. That
che moved an appeal, and the Judge required
appeal bonds In IS 900 in each case. She sub
mits that the penalty was excessive and uuc0u-
stitutional. That she was then informed that
thers were other cases against her, and durin z
her illness the cases were called, on the 1th i'm
slant, and she was convicted and fined $500;
that on the 9th instant, by her counsel, she
prayed An appeal, and the motion was refused.
she now tenders herself % ready to give an ap-
peal bond, and states that she Is in the Jail OF
the District. Judge Hurphries ordered the
writ TO issue, returnabls IT IL O'Clock to-mor-
row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09
AN AcT to procure and ties, the efsci.ucy of wats,

SEC l. Be 1t enacted ~ ne BOars Of ALt.,,,s,
T PSs,a 10, o. SSnoa aohns Of a. Ciy q Wasaso
ana requested, by and with the al ice and conseni
OF the Mayor, TO advertise for and contract for
the requirements Of said act Of Congress, not, bsw
than ten to be of the kind and to be delivered
IN Washington, ready TO be set up for use, Ly the
SEC. 2 ana 3. ~ further enac'sd. That il shat, be
the duty Of the water Registrar % cause said meters
10 pe SCI mp ready Tor nse, by the frs; day OF Apri
next sueh hotels livery stables and other places
as the said board may select
SEC Aaf be Il further sadct.d, That il shall be
the duty OF the Wafer Registrar immeiiateiy sfter
eter Is SET up IN any establish pent TO present TO
expense OF setting up said m .or. which shsIl be
paJ able at the Office OF the Wa Registrar, within
piration OF said endays then it shall be the y
o. .hS Inspector and sapper OF water mains, under
water from said premises, which shal not be sesn
turned on until all arr Garages are paid and two dol
lars extra Tor expense Of turning the water OF and
slc 4. And ;. = {srther ,noei.d. That it shall
alter The passage of this act, to procure suitable
book, for the entry vi the names and Keeping of the
water throus Ia ne .erS; to make ana deliser on
the premises Of every party in whose name a meter
. bill Of the number OF gallons of water registered
by the meter upon saa premises, the to be xed
cents for each hundred gallons used which shall
be payable at the office OF the Water Reeisjrar
"
NOT pa I'd on or before the of said ten ays
then IL shall be the duty OF the inspector and "a
oil water mains, under the direction of the ater
kegisirsr, to turn of the water from the premise.
OF such delir which shall not be again
on uRit all arrearages are paid, and two dollar.
extra Tor expense Of turning the water of and on
from the same. w
SEC. Ana be n Jorfasy enacted. That, in order
to carry into execution the provisions of the fora
going act su ifcient sum 10 hereby appropriated
payable out of the water fund.
SEC Aad be nJnrthsy enae,ed That any person
or persons Who thall wiiifnlly volste any of the
provisions OF the foregoing act, by sing admit
lance 60 bis her or their premises Of persons ia the
employ Of the Mater Department, for the purpose of
setting up meter or METERS OF taking OF The re
gstry Of said meters after they are set nm or 10 A.
certain II they are in proper repair. who sh ALI In
any way obstruct or hinder the water tapper " he
IN the prose. uton Of his work or who shall deface
lnlpre, or NEEDLE with the registry Of any meter
while IN shall forfeit and pay tine of not Lee.
than thirty more than fifty doiars for each OF
fence. and be liable in addition, TO the penalty i'm
posed by the fifth section of the act of Congress al
| March 3. 1889. upon this subject
Sic. Amt be % further eHoctsd. That all acts Of
parts Of arts inconsistent With this act he and tbe
same are here by. repealed
| Approved, February 10, ISL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09

A BABY ON FIgY.-Yesterday evening, a.
Mrs MIchenor, wife OF Mr.. f.. Michenor OF
South Washington, WAS in lower room of her
house, she heard her child. about one year Old
sefeamlns, anu on going to the room IN the
upper part OF the house, discovered It's clothes
All on nre. The flames were extinguished, AMI
strange TO say, the child was unin jured. How
the Clothing took fire Is unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09
EsPE rIOE.

ESP CIAL rIOB.
. In consequence Of nv removal from the District
on the lst Of nay hereby notify ell having Goods
deposited or Watches and Jewelry, re pair IT my
place % Bridge street Georgetown. 20 rAieeufthen
before the 18th April. ls7l Any Goods left over
further notice.
Cnredeemtd Pledges ON hand already. Stock and
Fixtures for sale
mh2-u sELlG GOLDsTIIN, SEN.
CAsH RAID FOB LADIBs'. GENTS AND
~ ~ OHIhpkIEB CAST OFF OLOTHIN0,
BOUTS, SHOES, etc., ct l.. oRADWOALB q. f3k
Bridge street, GEORGETOWN, Note by nail foa,
Georgetown or WashinGton attended to- ocH-iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09
BLOoD PURIFIER, FKENoH TONIC.

Will cure Secret Diseases and scrofula Ulcers or
asy Kind OF breaking out Of The blood. II Is the
only remedy that has ever been known to cure this
disease; II mas been used for the laat thirty years
mas never BEEN before the public until now: there
are hundreds can tell lite virtues Ny Tonic IL free
from All chemicals; mace from roots found in the
For sale At Sr2 Psnnsylvania avenue seuth aide
bstHeen l2th anal 18th streets; and also sf LEAD
dTh Va. mh2- Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09

GREAT VARIETY IN WHITE SHIRTS one tw,
or three plests-eylets, buttons OF studs-opel
in front or in back-all sizes-at the Origina
Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 43I eth stree
at Popular Prices. No branch stores. 32l:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09

FINE whitby Jet Sets, 1ne Rubber jewelry
sets, Bracelets, received at Priggs on the
Avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09
CET PAIR OF
Cable Screw Wire
BOOTS AND s. HOBS.

Is y y 4 3 a " u 3 HO II 3;
COMFORT, ELAsTiCITY, DURABILITY Avn
rgsv rrfc 9T9}honsTf'ory.y,
Gf140.oO0 pairs sold last year BY two leading Bos
ton manufacturers, and warranted against ripping,
NOT ONE WAS BETUREED
Patent StaMp ecery
fe2s-im Sold by all Leading Dealers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09

Ky rHOs BOWLING. auctr: Georsetswn.
LANCE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE
shhnLp FURNITURE, BOSE WOOD
TON. A'N' 49, Al AtO-
On TuEsDAY soRNING. the IAN
KTXf1cay on March, A. II. is3I, AZ no 81 lcck 4
49,. ~ All , sell, a, house No IL. Congress ST
nent ~ Household GOoSs. viz. @oso't
h hr gsonie steinwsy Rosewood case Piano.
walnut N. r Chamber Set
! I'm tRfion
I Bronze Musical Clock
sets Noting ham Lace Ertai ns sra f,ar,ic.s
Three ply. Ingram and brussels Carrots
,ani,ian Siair carpets, etsir Rods, &c
Walnut ii Of BACK
ten fsot walnut Extension Table
v Lounge. Tables, Mirrors, Chairs Sc
Is W hiie Linen shades and Fixiures
Feather Beds. Pillows and lsfers
5husk aud Cotton top Mattres.es
China- Glassvars and CuIl,ry
Cook stove and Fixtures, nearly new
sexton and Air-tight stove.
And many other articlee, which deem unneces-
sary o mention.
mh6 TBOs BOWLING, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09

GENTS AND LADIES' Kid Gloves At 81 pair
al sizes. A new assortment Just received 1T u
Baums Corset Factory, 40S 18th ct.
HKMPLER has ALI kinds of Thermometers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09
THE TERRIroRIlL CAMPAIGN.
RALLY OF sTHE UATERRIEIED.,
n PHxkeL0GECAL DIsCUssy0.H.

Watts = q Namet--shan IL Be Conservative,
Deneerat, Deaoerat- Conservative, Ccnserra.
t.se- removal, Democrat and Conseyvatips or
GeHseftefre and Deascyat-lNr. Norris is a
Uemecs0; thafs spAat his-kr. Lyle aad Mr.
Ddcss are Conseyratisss-4r. PicAYeu Is a
De~oercf "aas" CsnseYra.ire-J4dee Moore Is a
rmocrGf, Conserrotive, Old Line Whia-Dr
basar1n ard Councilman LeIcss are WAi.e
Mans Party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-10

APPLEToN's Journal has good word
TO say for tho bats: Among The preiu.
dices cherished by the masses against
harmless animals few are stronger than
that felt almost universally against bats
arising probably from the simple fact thai
they are children Of the night, and forced
TO carry on their search after food In the
darkness. 1t may be, however, that their
peculiar hldeOusness has given additional
strength to this feeling, Tor the Jewish
legislation already declared them unclean
and accursed, and the Greeks borrowed
their wings iOr. the hArpies as Christians
have done for the devil A poor lost bat
need but fly into room filled with com.
pany, and everybody Is frightened. Su.
perstitiOus people tremble OF their mere
presence as an evil omen, and the strong
minded among the fair excuses their ter.
ror by pretended fear for their harlan
apprehension which could be well founded
only il the accounts Of insects being har.
bored In their ChignOns should be verified.
II Is true these children Of darkness are
neither fair in form nor amiable 10 temper.
The naked, black skin of their wings,
stretched out between enormously length.
ened fingers, like the silk of an umbrella
between the whalebones Of the frame;
the ugly CLAWS Of their hind feet
the bare appendages which frequent
ly adorn their noses and ears In most
eccentric manner, and their perfectly
noiseless, almost mysterious flight by
touch, and not by sight-all these pecu.
laritles combined TO make them unwel-
come guests among men. And yet they
are real public benelaCtors. When the
first warm SUN OF spring arOuses them
from their long winter sleep, which they
enjoy hanging by their hind feet, head
down, and the whole body carefully
wrapped up in the wide cloak OF their
wings, they begin their night hunts. A
dozen fat beetles hardly suffice for the
supper OF hungry membero Of one yarie.
ty, and sixty or seventy houses flies for
one OF another kinl All night long they
pursue with indeiaiigable energy every
variety Of beetle and moth, of Nv and
buff, and enjoy most Of all those which
do the greatest injury 10 our fruit trees
and cereals. Even The only really Tor.
midable member OF their race, the VAN.
pire, Is much maligned; a gigantic bat,
accused OF sucking the blood Of man and
beast, II Is strictly confined 10 small dis.
trict in the tropics, and even there occurs
but rarely"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-10
How WE USED TO BE PLY.


Who does not remember the time when spring
pufgatlon was considered Indispensable 10 sum.
mer healthf No matter for wry faces, the IneVi.
table salts and SIENNA, rhubArb, or calomel and
JAlAp, must DO administered. These "spring
medicines" the youngsters were told, were TO
keep them hale and hearty during the summer.
We know now that this was ialacy; that new
vIgor, not depletion, Is what is required at the
commencement Of the summer solsticc. As
preparation for the enerVAtlng effects Of opp,es-
slve summer weather, course OF Hosteiter's
Stomach Bitters Is highly expedent This "a.
nous vegetable preparation has three prominent
properties: 1t renoVates, purihes, and regulates
oil the iunetlons Of the body. II IL composed
exclusively Of pure vegetable productions, viz:
the essential principle OF MOnongAhela Rye, and
the most efIicaciOus tonic and Alternative roots,
banks and gums known to medical botoniSts
Hence, It Is an absolutely safe medicine, and no
tlnctuFe OF the PhArnAeopGla can compare with
II ethstln purity, or In the variety Of ls objects
and IL comprehensive results. Happily for man.
kind, the theory that Il was necessary TO pros.
trate patient IN order % cure him, IL forever
exploded, and the true philosophical doctrine,
that Vlgor ls the great antagonist Of disease, has
taken lts place. Hostetters Bittefs IL an inVlg.
Grant, and hence II ls the proper medicine for
the feeble ut this most trying season OF the year
Be sure that you obtain the genuine article, as
there are lnnumerAble vile limitations In the mar.
ket Look TO the ornamental stamp, the engrAY.
ed label, and the name blown Into the glass
Hostettets Stomach Bltters is sold in bottles
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-10
A War to Reinstate the Pope.

A War 10 ReinStale the rope
n. Y, Cor. Cincinnati Gazette.
A letter from Paris, June "a, says: at
will not DO long before the peace Of Eu-
rope is again broken, for France Is already
turning q belligerent eye toward Italy.
France could thus find Q salYe Tor its
wounded honor by whipping a weaker
neighbOr. Five Of the leading bishops
come out boldly in favor Of this war, iOE
the purpose OF replacing the Pope on his
throne; but the general order was some
what arrested by this bold step, and the
journals began 10 doubt if France was
really able TO whip Italy. There is no
doubt that the Catholic dignitarieS are
doing their best 70 make q religious war
but for the present, at least, the Govern.
ment Of France will not venture 70 make
war against any power, however weak it
may be, for the serious divisions in the
army are giving ground for alarm. There
Is now an open rupture between the old
army and the new on the question ofprO-
motion. The army Of the Rhine having
been detained in the prisons Of Germany
during the war, finds itself far behind the
new army formed by NJ. Gambetta,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-10

CuNDuRANGo, the new remedy for can
Ger, recently sent from Ecuador to the
United States Department Of State, for ex.
animation, Is reported to be entirely in
efllcacious. The remedy used is a-decoc-
ton of the wood Of the Cundurango tree,
which is brought TO this country in small
bundles. Careful analysis, it Is stated,
shows no unusual properties in the wood,
and the fluid, when prepared for use, is
perfectly harmless. The bark contains an
insoluble gum, but no recognized medici.
nal principle. The wood and the bark
have been subjected to minute examina'
ton by the medical authorities In Wash
ingtOn, who, II Is said, have pronounced
them utterly worthless. Patients afflicted
with cancer have also been placed under
treatment with cundurango, and record
Of theiy condition, 1t is said, shows thatno
benefit is derived from this alleged
remedy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-10
r AUGHLINs INFANT CORDIAL

AUGHLlNb INFANT COhDlAl,
IL for Children Teething, BOltens the gums,
AllAys the pain, reduces inflammation, controls the
bowels, curing summer complaint dysenteEy,
DlATheA. q
Children ola delicate constitution, are apt to
suffer more than the robust, because dentiti0n Is
pFotrAoted and early cutting Of the teeth more TO
DO feared than late. Much 10 70 be apprehendod
from lOOseness Of the bowels, that IL Of an eX'
cesslVe character. Moderate lOoseness Omen re-
moves more dangerous affections, but when II
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting and
great prostratlOn, then 1t shOnld be kept In con-
troll, and for this purpose We remark, that the
Infant Cordial 10 particularly adapted, and when
used will act with the most happy effect
Mothers will find II very valuable. The child
will be relieved, get into . gentle sleep, and
wake up cheerful, happy and feeling comfortable.
We guarantee each bottle, and will refund the
price Of every bottle not doing 40 wo represent
Price % cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS d CO., Props
ape wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-10

A FRENCH physician has Investigated
the effect Of smoking on thirty-eight boys,
between the ages of nine and fifteen, who
were addicted 10 the habit, Twenty
seven presented distinct symptoms OF nj
cotine poison. In twenty-five there were
serious disorders Of the circulation, indi.
gestion, dullness Of intellect, and amarked
appetite for strong drinks in three there
was heart.afection in eight decided dete-
riroation Of blood; ten had disturbed sleep
and four had liberation OF the mucous
membrane of the mouth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-10

THE somewhat startling statement Is
made that within the last ten years Con-
gress has given away to railroad corpora.
tions rs much land as the whole of the
original thirteen States Of the Union, and
what Is not the worst of this business, II
is announced that preparations are max.
ing for the formation of larger land.
grabbing lobby at the next session than
was ever known at Washington before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-10

THE Boston Journal Of Chemistry gives
the following reception cheap ice chest;
Take two dry goods boxes, one Of which
Is enough smaller than the other to leave
a space ofabout three inches all around
when It is placed inside. Fill the space
between the two with sawdust packed
closely, and cover with q heavy lid made
TO AZ inside the larger box. Insert q small
pipe in the bottom Of the chest TO carry oil
The water from the melting ice. For fam.
ily use this has proved quite as service.
able and as economical as more costly IRE.
Irigerators,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-10

THE story which has obtained circula'
ton to the effect that the redeemed bonds
in the Treasury, and not yet destroyed
had been stolen in large quantities, and
their loss made good by substituting cOun
terieis, is pronounced wholly untrue, and a
correspondent of the Boston Advertiser
demonstrates II to be so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-10

THE Secretary Of the Treasury has called
in 100000 Of the three per cents-$5,-
900 in the numbers between 1911 and
1880, inclusive; $4,000 in the numbers
mentioned. Several certificates Of the
denominations above mentioned have
been returned, leaving outstanding q mil.
lion Of dollars, also between the numbers.
The interest ceases on these certificates
August 81, afer which time they will no
longer be available as legal money re-
serve Of any national bank.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-10

The ROmney hteRigenoer announces
that the engineers will begin the survey
of the projected railroad from the Balu'
more & Ohio to Romney this morning
1t is to be narrow gauge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-10

THE stay OF proceedings grantedi in the
case Of Foster, the car hook murderer, is
severely criticised in New York. The
good effect Of Fosters speedy trial and
conviction is altogether destroyed, and
there Is as great insecurity Of lie as ever.
II Ia generally believed that Judge Pratt
granted the writ Of error more for love Of
notOrietythan any other reason.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-10

THE first number of Mr.. DIssDEBARs
paper, The West PirgiHid Monitor and
Real Rstdts Advertiser, is at hand. 1t is q
handsome eight.page sheet stored full OF
information about West Virginia and its
resources. 1t is a valuable repository OF
information for those who want to buy
West Virginia lands 1t supplies an OBJ.
yiOus want, cannot fail to be useful and
ought 10 be successful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-10

PROMINENT Government official re.
Gently wrote to a friend in New York, in.
quiring AZ TO the position, financially and
otherwise, Of resident Of that city. lie
received the following reply: al AIN
happy 10 inform you that Mr.-- stands
at tie very top Of responsibility here, lie
owns last horse, New York Judge, and
intends To steal the first railroad lie sees
laying around loose"