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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-04

FELL Down STAIRs-Mrs. Leonhart,
mother Of Street c Commissioner LeonhArt,
fell down the stairs at Odd Fellows Hall
as she was coming from divine service
which she had been attending. She was
not seriously injured, but received some
quite painful bruises.
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CornerlMaln and Quincy streets.

FINE WALL PAPEas.-Messrs. Paul
Bros. & Co., No. 90 Market street. have
the largest and finest stock Of decora.
tons for halls, churches, &C., to be found
In the city. Persons desiring such goods
will find very large and complete selec.
ton at the above house, and they are the
only firm in the city that make a special.
ty of such goods as Decoration Mould.
ings for panels, fine Grained Papers, Of
all descriptions, 4O,inCh Plain Tints. for
vanishing, Gilt, Velvet, Bronze and EN-.
broldered Wall Papers, at less than East
ern prices
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATR.-The fol.
lowing transfers Of real estate were re.
corded at the Recorders Office during tue
week ending September 1,
Deed made July 8, by heirs Of Joseph
Caldwell, decd TO 8. Brady and ]. L.
Hobbs, executors, for O3i acres Of coal I'm
DERIVING estate; terms private. Admitted
August 20.
Deed made August 90, by James Rob
erts and wife to William Peters, for about
e feet itont Of the middle Of lot No. 90,
Main and Second streets, Centre Wheel.
ing; $500. Admitted August 90.
Deed made August %, by Merchan,s,
National Bank 10 JohnE. Wilson and W
y. Simpson, for part Of lot No. 7 In snnste
No. Fronting on Main street. 9i test IA
inches) $4,000. Admitted Au9nst on
Deed made August Z, by John HsSd
Ian and wife to Fred Thomas. for lots M
A, 40 and 40, q Jacobs addition 10 Sonib
Wheeling; 1876. Admitted August "a,
Deed made August 90, by Austin Nc.
Grail and wife TO Austin McGrail, Jf..
for the south 80 feet Of a 100 foot lot on
Coal street, local LOTT bouth Wheeling,
$500. Admitted August 80.
Deed made August 80 by Austin Nc.
Grail and wife 10 Ellen McGrAil, for the
middle third, or 80 feet Of a 100 foot lol
on Coal street, South Wheeling, local loI
No; 24) $500. Admitted August 80.
Deed made August 80 by Austin Nc.
Grail and wife to Miles McGfail Ior Inc
north third Of a 100 loot lot ON Coal street
coal lot No. PAY South Wheeling; $500.
Admitted August 30. '''O'
Deed made September by Henry
Hahn TO Michael Hellsterm, Tor one acre n
land on Caldwells Rum $500 Admitted
September |.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-04

LEG overwhelmingly afternoon as
Theodore Klevis was ascending ladder
elevated against u building on Eof stecet,
near Third, Centre Wheeling, 1t gave
way under him, precipitating him to the
ground and breaking one of bis legs. Mr.
X. sustained considerable injuries about
his head.
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CuRrs. HISS, merchant tailor, corner
Main and Quincy streets, sollclts the at.
tontion Of gentlemen to his fall and win.
ter stock Of ready made clothing, consist.
ing Of cloths, cassimeres, vestlngs, all
new, and comprising every style popular
at the East, With a superior stock, a
flrst.cass cutter ahd the best workmen
obtainable, l can guarantee my work,
and that my prices will be satisfactory.
n UpsaH
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APPOINTED ADMINBTRATRIx.-Jose.
phlno WelSgcrber was appointed, on the
2Sth ult, Administrative Of the' estate Of
John Weisgerber, deceased, Bond $500,
The settlement ofthe estate had formerly
been committed to the Sheriff of tho
county. We y l.s..Ft.HL.as q d
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TRUSTEES SALE.
L VALUABLE BUILDING LOT.
Aug4I

ByyIrtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed % The
undersgued Trustee by ChA1. A, BTU ald Jane Sdn
Bennett Britt his wife, bearing date April, lS6s,
and of record In the Oiice OF the Recorder o.
Ohio county, W. Va, In Deed Book No. o, al
page as, Twill on
TUESDAY, September 26th, ISL,
proceed To sell At public sale to the highest and
boat bidder, at the front door Of the Court house
0l said county, beginning at 10 o'clock,
THAT VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
Number hftesn, corner Centre and Seventh
streets, in W. W. shriVer's addition to the Guy
Of Wheeling. ,o-u.,.. a.b In
hand, and the remainder In three equal inst al
mrnta IA ono. two and three years ir0m inc GAY
Of sale the deferred being ISs6S SoG.ISS
the purchaser giving bond WIZ GovG HI T,dd
and The tide being retained by me until inc same
are paid. -, .,.L ,,,Io a. a..
yeSted ia me BY said deed Of trust.
augA SAM'L D. BARNlTzt Trustee.
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PORTFOLIO Photographs are The latest,
and are decided improvement over any.
thing out. Persons who would like col
lection Of nice pictures, without the ex-
penSe Of framing, viii please notice specl-
mems in the window at the Partridge
Gallery. HI. Isg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-04

DIR. HALLS Columbo 1'ltters contain
ingredients acting specifically on the or.
gans Of digestion. They have an extra.
ordinary efficacy in all affections Of the
Liver, Stomach and Bowels, restoring
their healthy action when relaxed. Try
them and DO convinced. Sold by James
Murry, Druggist. "
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Boat CLUB PrCNtC.-The Ewing Boat
Club Of Martins Ferry was out on n pic.
mic Saturday, in the beautiful grove
near that place. Several prizes were Of.
Tered, and the following awards were
made; Sack race, p. Mullen; jumping,
John HagnerT John Moore and Thomas
Shelly best lady dancer, Miss Hagner
pest gentleman Walter, William thinner
We are informed that there was some dis.
turbance on the ground, and bit Of fight
or Two was thrown in by way of variety
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THE Monroe saloon, with private oys.
ter rooms, Is decidedly superior 10 any in
town, and is now ready to stew, broll, fry,
and cook oysters In any stylei hot coffee,
ham and eggs. In fact, good, square
meal can be had there at any time, Call
at No. 10 Monroe street.
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SENT TO Yesterday, Judge
Johnston committed to Jail Bridget Good.
man, charged with committing an as
sault and battery on her husband. She
will have hearing before Judge ]. this
morning. .I.lt- Fl .lu.a t.sb
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ALMOST A FrRE.-The roof or,beIslord
Foundry was on FIRE Saturday. Foftu.
nately the flames we're discovered before
they had made much progress, and the
application of water with the hose kept
on the premises soon extinguished them.
Noalarm was given.
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WITH THR WILL ANNExRD.--Jonas @.
Picket was, on the 9lst ult, appointed
administrator with the will annexed, Of
Jonas Crumbacker, rice Samuel Irwin
reslgned-bOnd 81 100. #rr
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For Sale.

TvARTETIEs-A HOUSE AND LOT
v an Main streeL 5000; a Dwelling House
on RoG street, g 500; House on Main at5ssI
Al 500 Farm OF 40 acres ior SG RrisS
Ian.s OF II rooms and large lot for n la.
acr,,s well Improved, near Wellsbqrg, i9f S''''''
nWelliup HolSes on the Island, Iih MIrqgt VAL
TOT s1'o " ~ Monroe street.
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EXECUTOR QUALBIED.-0n the 25th
ult, Samuel Mccoy was qualified as
Executor OF the last will and testament Of
Edio s, Bell, deceased. Penalty o. bond
$4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-04

CRY COUNOIL-The Second Branch Of
Council at It's meeting last Tuesday even
ing, adopted q resolution fixing tomorrow
evening as the time for another meeting.
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New Advertisements.

On Marriage-SpeciAl Notice.
Baltic Mills FlOur-AtM. Reilly's. %
Lost-A Pair Of Gold Spectacles,
Uarpets-At G. Mendel, Booth & Co.'S.
For Families-Hubbard's Patent Bed.
Wanted-Machine Operator.
A Card-Wheeling Iron and Nail Co.
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YIN. G. A.-A regular meeting OF the
Young Mems Christian Association will
be held this evening, at the Associations
rooms on Monroe street, at n o'clock.
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SALE.

Pursuant To the act Of the Legislature OF West
Virginia, passed February Ash, ls6I, enuueq
"Ah acl 10 provide for winding up the llAiTS OF
the North Western Bank Of Virginia the IN;
dersigned Commissioners appointed under said
act, will, on
THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of September, 1871,
commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. ~, in front Of the
Court House al Wheeling, sell the remaining
property, assets and claims OF the North western
bAnk OF Virginia al public auction for cASh, the
purchase money TO DO payable on the transfer Of
The assets,
Persons disposed to bid can obtain full infor.
nation respecting said assets by application 10
W. ''''4' ~ "'''N VI r. CRANGLB,
ADAM KUHN,
q. OGLRBAY,
O. LAMB,
Auy9a Commissioners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-04

"JUNIPER TAR soar" cures ehApped hands
saltrheum, pImples, and oil euLaneous AfNee-
tons, rendering tho skin son and smooth. Man
niAclured by CAswBLL, HAZARD B CO.,
Sold byall Druggists. New York.
my2t4M, Th-dAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-04
WHEELING
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Names, Business and Locations Of
tho Leading Houses in wheeling,
for the use OF Country Merchants
and Others visiting the City. Those
intending to purchase will do we'll
to cut this out for reference.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-04

IAN now selling my entire stock Of
Boots and Shoes, including Womens',
Misses and Uhilds' colored shoes, cheaper
than ever before. I have a large stock Of
these goods on hand and desire to close
them out before receiving new goods.
Call carly II you want bargains, as the sale
will only continue 10 days. L. V, Blond.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-04

WILL PROBATED.-The last will and
testament Of John Smith was probated
on the 1St inst, and Charles Wilhelm
qualified as Executor bond S9OOO, SIS
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1 STAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold ali the lots offered q sOo sa 81,
,,cent tySo now Offer ten lots honttng on inc
'.sst ia 81 Kim and Chestnut streets and sx,
trndIbS 10 tho river. Price from sSOO 70 Sl,ggV
esSh. residue In equal lnstAllmenn a.
one, two and three years, ,,,, rupIa4
.,,s, At Top MIL.
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MATHMoNIAL,-Three marriage Ii.
censes were issued by Recorder Woods
during the week ending Friday evening"
LIST inst.
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GREAT closing out sale to make room
for new goods. l will offer for the next
10 days my entire stock Of Boots and
Shoes at cost. L.V. IlBnd. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-04

nOR sALE-THREE SHARES OF
q stock (t6OO each) IN the Ironton Rolling
Mil, one Of the best mills on the Ohio river
advantages for manufacturing and facilities for
Sugii /, IRWIN, Agent.
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Presentation. George H, Pendleton,
of Cincinnati, was in the city yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-04

Ut. LAK1N & Co., Merchant Tailors,
are still receiving new and choice goods
for summer wear, which will be sold very
low. 81"
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ExERcrsEs RESUMED. Z Exercises in ali
the public schools in this district will be
resumed this morning. so far aswe have
heard, all the teachers are at their posts,
ready 10 begin their arduous labors, The
hundreds OF little ones who have been
enjoying the two months respite, will,
doubtless, re.enter upon their studies with
gladness and determination 10 succeed.
Even doing nothing gets to be irkSome,
and school children find II out as well as
other people. ...-,...g g .....s ,
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POLICE CoURT.-The session Of the po-
lice court, Saturdaymorning, was quite a
brief one. Only four cases were on the
docket, and one Of them, that Of James
saddler, had been continued from Friday
morning. It's investigation was again
postponed this time until GA. NJ, to-day.
The cases tried were those Of Benjamin
Williams, Jacob Froner and Ed Horn
brook. Williams had used very insulting
language towards Mr.. H., on Friday after.
noon, for which he was Justly and sum-
marlly punished The Court added five
dollars and costs to the punishment al
ready received, which will have the effect,
perhaps, TO make him keep a bride on
his tongue. Mr.. Hornbrook was fined a dol.
lar and costs, as, by the terms OF the law,
nowords, however Insulting, will justify o
breach Of the peace. ,lG
Jacob Froner was found on the streets
n a state Of intoxicatlon, and was fined
the usual dollar and costs.
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TAGS PRINTED TO ORDER AT

bakers FLoUR-iOO BARRELS
ID Old Spring Wheat
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FRANKIIN INSURANCE COMFY
II OF WHEELING, ~, III ...
CAPITAL, = B15o.ooo.

.ul DmICTORs.
Samuel Me- le1An, George Mendel,
:: III y: Hobbs 4 ss ~ 81 Mechanically
This company now having boon organized aVo
years, and In that time done successful business
d still prepared TO take risks At GAlf rates on
Duildings Of all kinds, Merchandlse, MAnuhetuT.
lng Embellishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
CarRoes on tho Western RlYerS and LAkee. This
company offers superior Inducements 70 Farm
erB, whereby they can DO insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for or 8 years 1t
reduced rates. This being State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus Of any company in the State; and
composed Of some NINETY. four stocIholders, most
Of whom are among our best business men, 70
commends itself 70 the favorable consideration
Of the inBuring public, and Boliclts their patron.
age. Applications Tot Insurance will DO prompt
u attended 10 Of their Once, No 20 Monroe IT.,
or OF thelf several agenees throughout the State.
BAM1 MCCLELLAN, President
4. n GEO. MHNDRG, Vice President
9. n. COES, Bec'y. !.
Z A. u. WILEY, General Agent. febi9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-24
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.

The report of the Directors relates the his
tory of the consolidation of this and the Port
land & Kennebec Railroad companies, which
results in increased facilities of travel and
transportation. A morning and evening
train between Augusta and Bangor has
been put in operation, to the great benefit
of the business men of Bangor and the con-
venience of the people. Among the other
improvements being pressed forward is a
night train between Bangor and Boston. This
will be accomplished early in the coming
spring, provided the railroads west or Port
land act in occurrence. The extension of the
line from Danville Junction to Portland was
put under contract last fall, and the work is
now well advanced. The length is Is "a
miles, and the route adopted is favorable both
in grades and curves. The land damages
have all been adjusted and paid the iron and
sleepers have all been purchased. and the fenc-
ing principally provided for. The funds for
the construction of the line have been raised
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The question of rubber poison, agitating
the public mind at the present time, was dis
cussed by all the members, and in their expe-
rience and observation but one case was found
which was thought to have produced a con-
stitutional effect; case of lady who had
been badly insalivated and was extremely sus-
ceptible to slight influences Black rubber
not possessing the Objectionable properties of
the red, was used instead, and recommended
for all similar cases. The few cases of in
famed mouths, produced by wearing rubber
out of very many having rubber plates, were
thought to be local, and not constitutional,
and attributed in part to the lack of thermal
change in rubber, and in cases of strong at
mOspheric pressure, there was heat confined.
But the greatest cause of difficulty was de-
cided to be in ill fitting plates, and one kind
Of lift is when the plate fits too close. Sill
yer has produced larger percentage of un-
favorable results than the use of rubber. Gold
has smaller percentage than either silver or
rubber. The members described their expe-
rience in attempting to preserve exposed nerve
and cover with oxychloride zinc, and in this
manner many are saved alive, while other
teeth upon examination will be found dead,
although in most cases offering but little if
any difficulty, and retaining their natural ap-
pearance. 1t was suggested that even if the
nerve did die this might be the best method of
destroying it, at the same time having the
chance of saving it..
Other subjects. Of minor Importance were
discussed. The retention of the first teeth
was thought to be important, and their pre-
servation by filling to retain them in place
their normal time.
Wednesday, previous to adjournment, DR..
Chamberlain inserted gold filling in tooth
of DIR. Pinkhams.
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The prize drill of the Jameson Guards at
Bangor, on wednesday evening, was wit
messed by a large audience, among them
Adjutant General B. B. Murray, Jr., Coils.
Elias Milliken and J. Manchester Haynes,
and DR.. Z. A. Thompson, members of the
Governors staff, and Col. F. NJ. Drew, Sec
Rotary of State. These gentlemen were
escorted to the hall by the Guards, and were
on the committee to award the prizes. Col.
Miliken inspected the company, after which
came the competitive drill by thirteen menu
bers, for the gold and silver medal, presented
respectively by VIM. II. Pegg, Esq, of
Brooklyn, N. Y, and Capt. Charles B. San
ford Of Bangor. At the close of the drill
says the Wing, Col. Haynes of this city, in
brief and telling speech, complimented the
Guards, and announced that the gold medal
was awarded to Corporal James M. Davis,
and the silver medal to Sergeant E. L..
Coldthwaite. At the conclusion of the drill,
the guests and officers of the Guards were
invited to the Bangor House by Gen. White,
where capital supper was provided and par
taken Of.
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FROM CALAIS,
Destructive Fire.

DOSsHuOtIEC NNTCs
Calais, Feb. 90. A fire broke out last night
at II o'clock, in POOLS block, corner of Main
and Midtown streets, and spread with great
rapidity, until the whole block was burned to
the ground. There were in the block four
teen stores, two paint shops, one dentists
office, and rooms occupied by two families.
The principal sufferers are Edgar Whidden,
DR.. Laughton, Hugh Grant, S. b. Pool, Gar
rison Crowell, Stiles & Stoddard, and c. S.
Sale & Co.. Mr.. Pool is heavy loser, having
but small insurance on the buildings and
stock. The store owned by A. Daily and oc-
cupied by G. II. Foster, was also burned and
the contents saved. Other buildings were
saved by great exertions, althogh their con-
tents were removed in expectation of their
burning. Loss estimated $40, insurance
at $500
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
EUROPEAN NEWS, &c.
ACE PR o s P E CTS.
Theirs opposes the Enterance OF the
Prussian Army into Paris.
The War Indemnity Arranged.
The Initial Treaty.


London, Feb. 20. A dispatch received in
this city from Paris, dated Feb. 22d, says
there is a universal confidence in favor of
peace and the exaction of the Prussians must
have been very harsh indeed to turn the cur
rent of public opinion in the direction of a
continuance of the war.
Versailles.
Versailles, Feb. 90. 1t is stated at the
headquarters that the conditions of peace
have been agreed to by the negotiators, but
their precise terms are yet withheld from pub
LEGATION.
The guarantees for the payment of the
French government of the German indem-
nifty will be arranged day
An initial treaty will be entered into to-
night by the negotiators.
Paris.
Paris, Feb. 23. Theirs continues to oppose
the Prussian entry into Paris, warning the
Germans of the responsibility they will incur.
A placard was posted on Monday in the stu
dents quarters, appealing to the inhabitants
to make a last struggle should the Prussians
enter the city.
Bordeaux.
Bordeaux, Feb SO. Minister Pickard has
arrived here.
Henri Rochefort has gone to Paris.
No despatch in regard to the negotiations
for Paris has yet been received from Theirs.
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Bowers' Minstrels performed at the Mill
tary Asylum on Wednesday evening to a full
house. The bone solo was particularly COM
mendable. so was the singing Of Murtha and
others. The troupe get up a very good show
in the minstrel line, and people never seem
to tire of the delineations of the almost
inimitable drollery and good nature of the
conventional negro. This troupe will per-
form at Granite Hall on this evening. In
addition to other attractions, Lew Davis, late
ly of Sam Sharpley Minstrels, the great song
and dance man, will appear.
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nsine Dental Society.


Maine Dental Society.
The fifth semi-annual session of the Maine
Dental Society was held on Tuesday and
Wednesday last in Brunswick, good repre-
sentation of the profession being present.
Officers of the Society-President, DR.. Fill
lebrown of Lewiston; Secretary, DR.. Roberts
of Augusta; Treasurer, DR.. johnson of Port
land; Executive Committee, DR.. Bacon of
Portland. ,# I'D A4*a
Opened by prayer by Prof. Sewall. Pre-
liminary business disposed Of, among which
was the vote to hold the next annual meeting
at Lewiston, DIR. Fillebrown to give the an
nual address. Drs. Roberts, Chamberlain
and Reed were appointed Essayists.
DR.. Hayley. who went as delegate to the
Merrimack Valley Dental Association, re-
ported good meeting and favorable recep-
ton, and that two Boston dentists were dele
gated to visit the Maine Society at the annual
meeting in August.
DIR. Lcavitt Of Skowhegan presented highly
interesting case with plaster cast Of the su-
perior maxillary Of young lady, exhibiting
decided .bnormalty, the sides of the upper
jaw being SO compressed as to allow but a
quarter inch between the inner surfaces of the
alveolar ridges; the two sides were in close
contact previous to extracting the teeth.
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place on Water street, were arrested by Mr..
Bergh, for cruelty to animals, and acquitted
in the Court of Generals Sessions to-day,
The theory of the defence, which was sup
ported by several witnesses, that the fight
was accidental.
Fire.
Utica, N. Y, Feb. %. The upper part of
Devereux Block, Genesse street, was de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Loss, 500, OO0
Fully insured.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Feb. %. A survey
was made at this point to-day, with view Of
building bridge across the Hudson river.