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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURr-To-day, Judge Humphreys
Oyerruled the motions for new trials in the
cases OF lock & Sons agt Bunker ct al. and
Blondhcim agt. Walach, and gave a number of
judgments by default.
ORPHANS COURT, TO-DAY ysqde Ne Arthur.
The will of the late James Mackboy was lied
Heller; argument on the executors accounts by
Messrs- stanton for heirs, and 5. l.. Phillips Tor
executor.
POLICE COURT, TO-DAY, Judge SneU.-Cor-
dial StorIs was arraigned on the charge Of
forging form Of application for indemnify of
Richard Frisbee, for the purpose OF obtainins
money from the u. b. Treasury-to Wit the
sum Of sixty doilars-with inrent to defraud the
government; case postponed: Henry Nell
son, colored, disorderly conduct and profanity;
hned So. Ellen Ale pleaded guilty to being I
public prostitute; fined s., or workhouse 30
days. Leander Van Risxick, selling liquor
charged with being drunk and dlsorderly in the
street; fined s.. John Rinehart, charged
with selling liquor without license; fined 500.
Michael Fletcher, for malicious trespsss, was
charged with assault on Chris. Segerson with 4
butcher knife; lined so and costs, or GO DAYS in
jail Charles Butler, charged with burgiari-
house Of WHORE MeIsod and ssssiins ts.rees
from pair Of pants and coat; held in 81 900 for
action Of the grand jury.
ALL161D oRu1LrY TO PRISONER.
0r. \. X. Brown called the attention Of the
coart TO the fact that j. w. Barrett, 3 prisoner
and client Of his, was - no thought cruelty
treated by the detective officers Who had him IN
charge, that they kept irons on hin while in
the coll, &C. The Court stated that he had No
jurisdiction over o0lcers Of the Netrepolitan
Polics force, bat any edice Of the Pslice Court
cruelty treating priseners would - held to &C.
snoss = jade Sss ..s :s y M
While serving q process issued BY the Police
court, whether appointed by himself or not,
would be subject b . reprim2nd should there
pc Proof o. cruelty 70 prisoners The dismissal
Oh ponce emcers va natter within the juris.
oicuon OF the Board 81 Police. :,
TIL FoRe1D cLAIn on TIE TRHAsURY.
1ne case OF Storrs Ter fkaud On the Treasury
vas then Proceeded With, WI. B. Moore Chief
CLERK IN u tth Auditors o1lce tegtified that
Storrs brought the papers In the case of The
claim OF frfsbeo TO his once and req u estad the
clerk (4r. Addison) 10 push them throuph a
rapidly rs possible, thst accused afterS ards
told witness that he had some doubts vhefher
theH pspers were all RIGHT When Rarret me-.
eented himself before him and on being dyesl
toned he wns Atimot that he vas On impcstor.
and 10 (witness,) suggested that he % back and
nno some responsib1o person to identity him,
A. &. Adamson testified that whom the CLAIM
Was preoented 10 prDouncnd f irregular And
was unwilling to pass It and required Mr.. Stoors
70 bring he man Frisbee for HIS examination
examination, some days Afterwards he Storrs
brought this man Barrett who represented him
self TO be Richard Frisbee, and On Questioning
him; he was satisfied he Wa an impostor.
Mr.. Fred. keenes tsStlned b taking the &C.
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ALEXANDRIA,

INSURANCE LoeT.-The house of Mrs. q. y
DeVaughn, partially destroyed BY the fire on
Thursday night last, was insured in the Home
Insurance Company, OF Hartford, which has
lately been declared insolvent, and the policy Il
therefore worthless.
MAsoNIC.-A Lodge Of Perfection of Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons of the Scotch rite
will be established in this city during the cur
rent month. The lodge viii be instituted by
Rev. c. e. Biting, assisted by Colonel Albert
Pike.-Gdzeus last ereaina.
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rivers, ana ~ DarIeis genuine l-y nnhayen Bays
GAS FIXTURES GAS FIxTURRs!!
Slate kontels Slate Nantels!!
Large stock and great variety Of Gas Fixtures
and Slate Mantels, at low prices.
HAMILTON & PEARSON.
No. Y. N. Z. A: Building, 9th and ID.
For WARNrH.-Country Knit, Shaker Knit
and Machine Knit Wool Socks; MerinO Half
Hose; Wooden Undershirts and Drawers; Car
digan Jackets; Wooden Overshirts; woOl-lined,
Only. GRO. e. HKNNING,
40 Seventh street n. W.
chiol TToches'' have been before the public many
years. Each year finds them in new localities
in various parts Of tho world. The Troches are
pronounced universally superior to all other
articles used for similar purposes. For relieving
Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases, the Troches
have been prored reliable.
A USEFUL CHRIsTMAs PREsRNT ID o Sewing
Machine, This you can obtain on eaay terms at
re Agency, G. BAUN's Hoopskirt and Corset
6hAser.
The WAsHNeroR CITY SAVINGS BAHK, cor.
nef Of tn street and Louisiana avenue, IL open
in addition to its regular banking hours. Five
per cent interest on all deposits.
LADIEs' 9ARM8HTe at one dollar each. vorv
Largo assortment Of Bracelets. Immense stock
q Jewelry and Fancy Goods for the Hofdays
s.es s stock q '. JONI Ct dol
n,S,E $50 Psnnsyi1snis avenue.
HmrLn has al binds Of thsrmonsssrs.
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CITY ITEMS.

FINE Notwithstanding the close
OF navigation, Harvey & Holden, corner Penn
sylvania avenue and 18th street, have received
per rail the finest selection of oysters that has
been in the market this season-20 barrels gem
uine CherrystOne, 80 barrels prime York river
plants, 10 barrels Mill-ponds, 10 barrels Back
rivers, and 10 barrels genuine Iy nnhayen BAYS,
the first in the market this season.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES. ETC,

DEDUCTION IN TEA, COFFEE AUD
LII 0PICRSi
Have reduced prices on the following Goods to
correspond With lower tariff rates:
TEAS. reduced Il cents per ID.
COfFEES,'' 2cepts
NUTMEGS, Is cents
MAOE, a, cents -
CLOVES. N cent? =.
CIWHAMON, Is cents %
TAPIOCA. LEMON and ORANGE PEEL
IMPOkTED BRANDY. GIN, RUM. and
SCOTCH and IRISH WHISTLES also will be sold
at lower tariff rates.
n. w. BURCHELL.
Ia6 2w 1882 STREET
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ZONE FOE YOUR PRIZES. -Eyery psr,o. m.
~ in for half dozen Oartas de visits draws {
Pfoeoeraphs N fne style. s23 18th street, near
's"ee'' de0-Sw'
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49, Have opened . Store for the sale Of
STOVES. RANG ES AND FURNACES.
We also manufacture TIN and sHIET-IR0N
.OAefIACe and Bricks kent On basd FOR THB
4srAAIlkMG OF STOVES, RANGES and TUB
.payipR occurred the services OF Mr.. JOSEPH
H!FfLBf, he would be pleased to see his friends
'deSo-im Ed. Ii. GREGORY . 90.
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ENCOURAGE HONE nAa5rAuruxrs

ENCoukA0B HOME AAG6IAOTU8ES.
WASHINGTON GLASS H0U USE,
Corner 18th street vsst end strsst north,
Are now yreDered % HaAufacturs an kfnds Of
eonable tsfns md shortest notice.
On hanA Large Supply Of the bsst quality Of
CH14NIEb q al stzes and patterns. !
strict stssntien paid 70 privats nOULDS.
0DO19D LAN0Ou. 0uperfntenlene
JOHN RVBDY, Proprietor.
Factory. noS-~oam
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Veticsnl Tk<atsy-The Zsvietowski Sisters in
90 The Forest Daisey' and "lxion."
Wau,s Oy<ro Hc.se.-Hrs. Jas. A. Oates Comic
Op.ra Troupe IN 8" The Field OF the Cloth Of
Gsld."
GA y,f,ovs' Haif-Tvo-beaded girl, giant
and aiantess, the bearded woman, and other
hnnan curiosities.
Msrkriters Art Gallery. as 7th street.
Bariovf Gallery Of OIL Paintings, 1236 Penn
Ufyania avenue.
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THf CoLoRKD ScHooLs.-A meeting of the
trustees OF colored schools was held al the
phax, Wormley and King present. hin was
received from Mr.. Devereux for rent of Carroll
p NAL: with note asking an increased rate.
winch the board decided to give, provided the
rooms we're kept in repair. A draft of a report
- 10 the schools called for by CONGRESS ~
considered and adopted
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poy, Who was badly injured By beinS run over
BY the Onion Engine on Christmas dsv. Va To-
DAY supposed 70 be dying ct his residence on
GArylapd aFenne, near 18Th sreat, South
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A TEMPERANCE REVIVAL grand rally of
the friends Of Temperance is to be held in Lin
coin Hall, tomorrow, Sabbath, afternoon. 1t is
intended to be temperance and religious meet
made for Hon. Henry Wilson to preside and
make short address, Rev. DIR. Chickering, of
Portland, Me-, and Senator Buckingham to
ollow. With congregational singing and such
speakers as are announced, the service will be
most interesting one, and it is hoped good
results will follow.
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The AMIDoN CoxCKRr.-Last evening the
pupils Of the Fourth District Schools gave q
grand concert, At Lincoln Hall, to aid in erect
ing monument in memory Of Mrs. Margaret
Amidon, formerly teacher Of the female gram
mar school, fourth district) They we're assisted
by the pupils Of the second district and former
pupils Of Mrs. Amidon. The hall was crowded.
and the Duets, choruses, and piano solos were
veil rendered. The choruses were under the
eonductorship OF Professor Daniel. Miss Rachel
Garrett presided at the piano. About seventy
nve young ladies were on the stage. During
ne evening the Amidon medal was prese nted
BY MI j. U. Wilson, superintendent of the pub
nc schools, to Mis- Susie Howson, With an APP
Propriate address, which was neatly responded
70.
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APOLOGY FOR PRoTEsTANTs" is the SUBJ
Ject Of discourse to be delivered at Wallis
Opera House, by Joshua Huntingdon, to-mor-
row night, the entire proceeds of the lecture to
be devoted to the ielief of the poor of washing.
ton and Georpetovp
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sRsoie q Hume, on Pennsyivsnia sysane' =:
ero4en open and ten keQ q hatter taken from
the basement, valued e o250.' No cine vas left
ny wnicn the rooo9y can be traced, and the
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ATTENTION is directed to the notice, in another
column, OF interesting missionary services at the
E-street Baptist Church (corner 9Th street) to-
morrow. There will be an interesting address
by the Rev. Mr.. Brayton, who has recently re-
turned from Burmah.
THE FRENCH ETRUscAN GILT SETS, Lockets
Drops, Necklace and Chains beautiful styIes. al
Priggis, on the Avenue.
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THE SHAMELESS COURSE OF majority of the
members of the Levy Court, at their meeting
last Monday, calls loudly for their removal, II
possible, or the immediate abolition Of the cor
rupt concern. Such nepotism has never before
been witnessed, and it is quite clear that those
who have been guilty Of II are Indifferent to the
good opinion of their fellow men. The fantastic
tricks which this trifing majority have played
show how utterly helpless are the people of this
District Any form of government would be
better than that which permits men 10 gain i'm
portant positions only to disgrace them George
torn Courier.
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OPENING OF HENRY ALBERS
OCONEECIIONEk asd DINING SAL DON
101S llth street, between X and T.,
On ths old Staad.
CANDIES, CAKES, TOYS, ETC., suitable fer
Holiday Presents, on hand.
Parties, Fairs, stc., supplied with Choice Creams,
lces. etc. de20- I'm
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regret to hear, Is the last appearance of the
popular Oates comic opera troupe at Walls
Opera House, when " The Field of the Cloth OF
Goio, the best OF their pieces, which has been
In preparation for some DAYS past, will be pro-
duced- PAo
To might also closes the engagement of the
Zaylsfowski sisters at the National Theater
Ihey VIII give for their farewell performance
The drama Of the I" Forest Daisy Ito Conclude
With the popular burlesque Of =" Ixion.0 ON
Monday night Mrs. Lander will appear in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-16

ATTEMPTED BURGLARRs.-One night
in the early part of this week an attempt
was made to burglarize the residence OF
Mrs, John Hughes, on Main street, North
Wheeling. The noise made by the villains
awoke member of the familY, and they
were driven of. hscg % =.
The same night, we believe, one Of the
panels of door in Prof Bundy's house,
not far from Mrs. Hughes, was removed.
Our informant could not state positively
whether an entrance was effected or not /;
but Judging from Prof. BIS wide.awake
character, we hardly think the burglars
got away with any booty.
A night or two subsequently,, second
attempt was made on Mrs. Hughes house,
and this time with better success for the
thieves. They found their way to the
commissary department, and nearly all
the stores found therein were removed.
These and other similar incidents we
have mentioned within the past few
weeks, clearly establish the fact that our
city is infested with q gang Of thieves,
and it behooves every citizen to adopt
every known means to protect his prop.
erty. Locks and bolts, guns and pistols
anything and everything except dogsJ
that will give additional security, shout d
be called into service.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-16

THE HEBREW NEW YEAR 5,G32.-The
Hebrew Year 5,6S9 commenced at Q
o'clock last evening, and where the New
Year holidays are observed, services will
be continued until the same hour to'mor-
row evening. Many OF the Hebrews OBJ.
serve only today. According to their
doctrine this Is, as before remarked, the
anniversary of the 5,O3sd year since the
creation of the world, and Is regarded rs
one of the hottest OF holidays, ..a
The festival TO- day Is also called the
Feast Of Trumpets, from tho command to
the Jews to blowithe trumpet, or &0phdr,
on that day This trumpet ia always
made OF rams horn, according to the d.
rections given in the Book Of Numbers,
and the sounding oil It is followed by pray
ers and confessions. The material Of the
trumpet has reference to the sacrifice
offered in place of Isaac, which event is
celebrated In the services of the second
day Of the year. The services of the
second day are a continuation Of those Of
the first, to which they are similar 1t
was appointed by The rabbits, and ID nam.
cd Youra Arichta, or prolonged day.
The first day Is commonly known as The
day Of memorial, and every Hebrew unites
in celebrating the day aud season where.
in his fate for the coming year, according
to general belief, is immovably fixed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-16

BURGLARS FRUsTRATED.-An evening
or two since the family of Mr.. Truax, re.
siding near the corner Of South Water
and Second streets, were alarmed at hear.
ing noise on the root of their house.
Proceeding to the attic, they found the
hatch open and burglar or two pre-
pairing 10 introduce themselves within
the premises, 1t is hardly necessary to
add that retrogradc movement was
speedily made by the villains, without
having accomplished their object. This
plan Of entering house on such an errand
is novel at least, if not very safe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-16

HELD TO BAIT.--Fred. Laue was
taken before U. s. Commissioner Forbes,
yesterday, charged with violating the In,
ternal revenue laws. 1t Is alleged that
Laue has been engaged in selling liquor
at wholesale without having taken out
license therefor. He had u s. license to
sell at retail, and probably supposed that
was all he needed to wholesale. lfso,
he has discovered his error by this time,
as lie was required to give bail in the
sum of five hundred dollars for his ap-
pearance at the next term OF the United
States Court in this city. He had no diff.
Guilty in securing bondsman, and was
released. 4l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-16

CoNTINuED-George Ehrhardt, whose
arrest for assaulting n small boy we no.
ticed in Friday mornings paper, was
before Judge Johnston in the afternoon Of
that day for examination on the charge
He astaken into custody Thursday, but
the hearing of the testimony was post.
poned until yesterday at 3 PM When
that hour arrived he was not ready to go
into an investigation, affirming that he
had material witnesses which he
wished to be examined. Judge j. &C.
cordingly continued the case for three
weeks--Ehthardt entering into a recog.
nizance tobe present on the day fixed for
the preliminary examination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-16

FINE WALL PAPERs.-MessH PAUL
Bros. u 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 q very large and complete selec.
ton at the above house, and they arc the
only firm in the city that make a special
ty Of such goods as Decoration Mould.
lngs for panels, fine Grained Papers, Of
all descriptions, 4O,inch Plain Tints for
vanishing, Gilt, Velvet, Bronze and Elm.
broidered Wall Papers, at less than East.
ern prices. .rp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-16

]. II. STALLMAN & Co.-This firm is
out with an annOuncementin our columns
this morning, of the receipt OF large and
well selected stock OF choice and fashion.
able goods for gentlemen's wear. An ex.
animation of the cloths, cassimeres and
vestings, both foreign and domestic, now
in store, will convince the most skeptical
that the party who made the selections is
gentleman of taste, and fully posted up
in his business, We question il a really
more elegan! display was ever seen on the
counters and shelves of any merchant
tailoring establishment in this ty. Mr..
StallmAn, the senior member of the firm,
has been many years in the trade here, and
stands second TO none. In the person of
Mr., Mofat, he has an able assistant
and two more genial, courteous gentlemen
were never associated in the clothing trade.
We have said that the goods found in
this establishment are flrst.Class in every
particular, and we do not think we have
overstated the case. There is this add.
tional fact, to which we wish to invite
particular attention; They t0iR& made
up By he psry hest iOorklnen, at the Lolcest
prices possible. MesSrs. s. & Co. have Sc.
cured the services Of gentleman (hr,
MUIR from New York, who has charge
orthe cutting department, MIR. NJ, stands
ut the head OF his profession, and the
specimens Of his skill already seen on the
persons Of gentlemen passing along
our streets, in the way OF neat
fitting land yet easy and comiorla-
ble) clothing, are conclusive proofs
that he is justly entitled to the high rep
utation he enjoys. Yet one thing more is
necessary 10 constitute frst.class mcr
chant tailoring establishment Itmatters
not how fine the goods may be, nor how
accomplished the cutter, unless the cloth
ing be made by skilled wOrkmen, they do
not look as they should, In this respect
our friends Messrs. Stallman & Co, stand
almost without a rival, They employ none
but the best, consequently, every garment
coming from their hands has an air Of
finish and completeness about It not often
seen In those sent out by other merchant
tailors. Every article sold by them Is
made in tho house mo ready.made
Is kept on sale. The firm follows
the husihessoi' Merchant 7aiI0rS, purely
and simply, and they wish the fact to be
understood They cannot guarantee any
work but their own, and that they do in
every instance. !iiG , JtUNiyAJ i
Messrs. s. & Co. keep constantly a
complete assortment Of gentlemen's fur
nishing goods, TO which they invite atten.
ton. These, TOO, will be disposed of at
as low rates as any other house in the
city, selling equally good articles. We
are confident persons wanting anything
in this line con be accommodated on fair
terms. See advertisement in another
column. Remember the name and mum.
Ders. Call In and leave your orders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-16

For WESTON. Yesterday, Judge
Johnston decided that Dora Smith was a
proper subject to be sent to the Hospital
for the Insane, at Weston. The testimony
Of DR.. Hildreth touching the insanity Of
the unfortunate woman was heard sever.
al days since. She will be taken to Yves.
ton as soon as the authorities here are no.
tilted that she can be received.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-16

ALL READY.-The fine side.wheel
packet Major Anderson has been thoro-
ughly repainted, retitted, and rerurnished
throughout, during the low water, and Is
now in tip.top order,an ready for business
as soon as there Is water Her cabin has
been repainted and regilded, presenting a
fine appearance. The repairs were made
under the supervision of Captain John X.
Booth. Captain Charles Muhleman and
the old corps of officers will command The
Anderson this season.-CYn. Com.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-16

A NEW lot of Chromos has just been
opened at 1877 Main street, comprising
some very fine copies of American and
European scenery, They are to be sold
at auction this and Monday evening,
which will positively close the sale. A
visit will amply repay all those who have
a Taste for the fine arts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-16

POLICE CounT.-But solitary case
before this Court, yesterday morning
That, however, was Of such character
that II made up for any deficiency in
numbers John Costello was arraigned
for committing an assault and battery on
his wife, Anne Costello. The testimony
clearly established the charge, and that II
was an aggravated case. The full extent
of the law (twenty dollars and costs was
visited on the head of the wile-whipper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-16

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CnuRcH.-Tbs
esteemed pastor Of this church. Rev
John Moffat returned a few days since
after spending several months in Canada
to recruit his health. The session Of
the church has made au engagement
with his son, RevyJameS Mofatt, to con,
duct the laborious part of the services un.
I'll his fathers health Is completely re-
stored There will DO preaching to-mor-
row morning and evening, at the usual
hours. IT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-16

DEPARTURES OF sTEAMER.-By tele.
gram we are informed that the North
German Lloyd steamship, Baltimore, clear.
ed from the European steamship pier Lo.
Gust Point, Baltimore, at 9 O'Clock, Thurs.
DAY Tor Bremen. She had fifteen cabin and
'Wenty-nine steerago passengers. Her
cargo consisted of 1918 hogsheads Of to.
baccoi 1919 bags, boxes, barrels and bales
OF cotton and assorted rreights. OF the
tobacco, 1874 hhds were from the West,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-16

BILLIARDS have won high rank as a
recreation, in America. Approaching
this, hesars. Rice, Of the AMERICAS
House, BoSToN, have two billiard halls
with all the best appurtenances. Guests
will find that every provision has been
made for their needs and pleasures while
at this favorite hotel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-16

US DBTRroT CouRT.-This Court
met at 0 o'clock yesterday morning. The
case Of Curtis, Hoffman s. Co. Us. the Citi.
zens' Fire, Marine & Lille Insurance Com.
pany Of this city, was called, and counsel
occupied the whole session In discussing
law points relating thereto The case
has been on the docket since 1857. II.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock this morning
1t is understood tho term willclose tn.day
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-16

lam now selling my entire stock of
Boots md Shoes, including Womons',
Misses and Childs' colored shoes, cheaper
than ever before. ! have large stock Of
these goods on hand and desire to close
them out before receiving new goods.
Call early II you want bargains, as the sale
will only continue 10 days L. V. Blond.