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s Ts ess"Sd So S'riasr c..sns' Curtis MeCgDs
BE- BE- JsSH MSs; I:Ss %s1IS . p
sSsS" 8 o R gs1 I l s:s Co
sssr Mar r. Hickman, white Richmond R'aDs Co.
s sssI' M9aans Ihi sy Ne. Ionaon;
s sT Ead1 S Ws9 S W. nhs.a,'; wne
schr xdnirs StseIm.n JaeisoaSis BeBtle" i1L u,
schr Curt, Tioo ThoaP,oa savsnsab. Ey,n. Bal Co
Sebr Emily sorrel stamford.
schr Nellie Bloomfield, Hobby. STANFORD.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Deutschland CS o. Ssn.bsr Bremen Peb D. .,dsor
strong westerly winds snd heavy up 10 tie Bsn. To- yer,
steering day $50 miles Of sa0J Hook pad s1s
" Steamship Champion lockwood Charleston With d. ,0a
ship ysnboe lo Me-. Hartman c.cpt, Nov and
Head Nov TO- With mdse order Vessel Crossed Ss
il Indian ocesn Nov II bad strong westerly g' Of Cap q tool
Atlantic - in lon 81 l3 Has been DAYS aOr, %
BARK MsGilrery tot se.r,po! Slele annoy o, a.,.
Jan. 90 with hoIeyood Co yss.e Wslh H w,y
,ac passed Aper Nov q CAPE ofGod oge Jan u se.a
sluato Peb IN lon So March . s @ on, y gsl' dip
water and head gear having sppsres;y ben IN oolou
Ga ing &C ca Sso vessel 70 TSoI.o1 aa. L pr
de lar for Ssfaysn ~ Gsy In Pass, S 9 "
Banker tor ProyiieSes nert day o..,.,,
Gibraltar lamar. IS With fruit to Larenee Ge, Co.. ''ss S
eoyich Co. Had fre weather the entire pis''gs
mssr and one passenger to r. r DWight Tesse Gsorr. o.
Phillips Collins Had One sher; two DAYS north q HiFss
Nac6s lon II 3D. spoke Cors Lee (Br from BibsdOe, s
Boston. 10 DAYS out
sch Isaac Rich (of salem) Bryant, sunam IS dsys nth r
her h w Holiness order HID fine Eeahsr Ltn
bark Rowland Tucker from Boston dchargng brig Tall Red
DO. waiting 81,
sug,ro v Onatva Co vessel b H. W. Loud Co Len IN
sehr d. Y. Keeling, Robinson, from Baltimore di'eh
Schr Azeda Laura (of GeorgcoSn hcnd0e Barseona DAY.
with ut TO j. r. Pearsa vessel 10 b. J. WenberH hs~h ~
q TO- lon o. passed T. v Glover from Nes iors r ho
Left In pou Phebe Howell Rogue Aayo spsn Tor Nr Ion
ss h; Francis Phillips Race Hore Hughes AMI Jen ~
wood Gsshas Tor do, llt Samuel h. Fabeps tfoeEsi M DO
18th -,
schr Lucia Murchsop Jones Wilmington c., days ~ '''s
stores o f. : Powell Co. .. .
Shr David Cure of Porlsnd) Barel Mosquito ast sdy, ~
ship timber Ssiit Bros Co Vessel 10 Nsn Brrn Nafht
Shr Bird Hogan. Mosquito net tsys, With ship TIMBER
Swim Bros Coz vessel 10 Yau Brnut Siaght
SPOKEN.
March lat 81 p 20 scb David Ames from Phndsphi "
sagua-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros March -Arrived steamship Leopard from Philadelphia.
Fellowship Empire from Cslcutta. -
PoKrAND March 1.-THE steamship PeruFaS from Liverpool
arrived here to-day.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoNpoS March l4-The Anchor Line steamship Acy Cap
from for Gzow touched Al hous Y snlr'ue Tor Cleo
gov ~, -
4h touched Queenstown today ami pfoestef n Liverpool
For latest Ship NeWs see Fifh Poge.I
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

Anthony Dendingelli, charged with passing a $50
counterfeit bill the National Sho. Ban. I
day BY Commissioner shisbi. N $1,000 bal. examination
theodore d. Boughton of the firm of f. d. Bough-
ION 20 ases pant a. No n huuay yesterday
on warrant .suod BY the DctAorns Ia alleged that M. M.
oner orsed inoemeats his the amont on 200 and
vas lOci ed up To await an examination. ~
The following prisoners will be arraigned for SEN
~ncs before Judge Woodruff United State, Ccut Cont IN
morning Louis RdosaTyeu Aud JopL IaSn. o.
embeiIh George CawcI he secomoes Of Van
heten The iorse and Frrdeok Allen,
FsA4aA w Ais- vi the ship As, ld..n Who yes co.,
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ERIE ORDERED TO DIsGoRGE.

Kenneth u. Nhte, recently appointed Master
in Equity in the case Of The Erie Railroad Company,
James Fisk, jr and Justice d. White agt. Robert A.
Heath, Henry Raphael and Others issued Order yes
terday commanding the plaintiffs to appear before him.
the 10th of March, and deliver over to Heath and
Raphael their Attorney the GOO56 shares OF stock OF
the Erie Railroad Company now withheld from them
The order further that II IL shall appear that tins
stock has been transferred TO James II. Coleman, he
must make a transfer OF II to Heath and Raphael and
IL directs the Company TO issue and deliver to them new
certificates OF these GOOSE shares.
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PASSENGERS 4RRITED.

FROM BRBsiEN-In steamship Deutschland, Maph lL-Ierm.
Baeter snd family Cath. Emmerch Alb Frsh Johanna hemhs
Gechw Bung W. T. Ecbroh fndr Never Solomon feiss
Em Wolf Charlotte Bolenmuer Theo Barkhau.eu Aai WIFE, NJ
Heman Carl Pabsuer H. A. r,ch Otto Raphael L. tohn iran
Collier aud servant girl H. MA~h HIM Th t.a Jac naIarr
Christian Heen Whine Hermine Stciomes Ferdinand hnief
Charles Lnnng and child Adehed Ungr Levy Lsette
child Louise Brandt j. Lucus Dr. X. {. Van W!ck
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
WEDNESDAY. MARcn IS.

WEDNESDAY. MARCH IS
Mails Europe, Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
Minnesota sail, FROM Pier No 49, ~ r. and closes at te Post
Station A. $3.50 Supplementary Mail for paid
only made Pier No. IS, y. r., CLOSED l2O
Steamship sails at m.
Malls Tor German Bremen. per steamship Rhrin,
1hnst. Hohoken close the Post Office AZ u
IL IN
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lffreTs.
I 10. Union Paper Collar Co. agt.
Metropolitan Collar Go.
20. Gillian sgt. Sun Nut. los. Co.
llr and Fact.
l45. Westerveli sst. Ackley.
lac. Pool agt. LOchlin.
] Ia. .LeyOd agt. Sperling.
lac. .sickless agt. McCleiltnd.
lag. Mammoth Vein Consolidated
Cosl Co. agt. Meyer.
J l5l. Page agt. Balch.
I lj2. Davis agt Balcn.
lJ3. .farber sgt Hoyey.
l54. .Ilarring agt. StegeDs0n.
/ l5J. .McGirr agt Tainor
r L-SUrHEKLASD. "opens at
a. m.
8l..Sohn agt. Hudson River r.
r. Go.
1888. EVeret AIT. n. \. and Phils.
g.. :. Co.
80. Willis agt. Weaver.
I %. First Nat. Bank OF Rockville,
Conn, agt Lambert.
203. Mercantile Mutual lns. Co.
agt Allen.
255. .Hsnett sgt llanett.
329. Rttiuger agt. Dittelhoefsr
58J. De Luce agt Sheriff.
6i7. Same agt Same.
1901 .IssScs agt. Same.
los. .Phsir agt. Ahen.
, "Opens st lOt a. m.
~. Bishop agt. Kelly. Sheriff
aJ6i Hardie AIT. Rogerf.
20. Brett AT. StOuher.
I 1870. Cohen act. Mayor Of ". Y.
1876. .Heine agt. Meyer
Ilf. Foot AIT. DOid.
Is. Thurman agt. Taylor.
. ll45. Wilson agt. StylNeIL
208. Murphy 8gt Kelly. Sheriff
223. Coleman agt. P0stOn.
263. .Osgood AIT. Midnight.
"Opens at il q. m.-Set-iown
20.
go. .FOvler act. Beers.
6O4. Van Deyenter agt. King.
40. Dart agi. Walker.
lJ3. N. Y. lIorseshoelng Club agt
BRAY.
q. .Gooienough Horse Shoe CO.
agt. Manhattan y In. Co.
73l. .Hsmmerstein agt. McSargan.
bi8. Young agt. Vail
30. Chandler agt. Burnham.
RTH.-CURrIs "opens At lOa m.
1904. .Rsngh AT Cohen.
5tl4. Herman AIT. kOfef.
54lj. Abbott sgt. LuInmIs.
$40. Merriam agt Louis.
54l5. Hasbrouck agt. Brhreas
Sab. Collins act. Watts.
54l9. Tower at. Smith.
A9l .Pcnner agt Gambler.
54l2. .BiscbOff act. kubimsn.
jl23. Savage agi. Oppelheim.
ji24. Napier agt. Wand.
5i25. .Pciser agt. The Congregation
b. &. and 4 ID.
SEQ. .Msthushek Piano Manufsctgr-
ing Co. agt. Cornell
5l2T. Foreman agt. Reid.
SAB. D0ring agt King.
542J. Amber agt Burgess
543J. .Baer agt. Dwin-l.e.
Calendar called at / a. m.
1923. .Mclltyre AIT. Cohen.
BEDFORD. "opens at II a. m.
6..Patrick DOckney ami Peter
Smith. larceny from the
person.
7..Thomas Quinlan, grand lar
cenY.
g.. .Thomss Butler and Michael
Barry. assault and battery,
9..Patrick Burke. robbery.
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ].
II a. m.
55..N. JR.R. Tran. Co. sgt.
The Propeller J. Taylor.
l24. TAYLOR ct al agt The PrOpel-
Ter j. :. HasbrOuck.
l25. Hicks agt same.
l93. .Sayery at. The Bark lido
Kimhall.
AND H.-MCCUs and NELSON. ]. j.
Ion .Gishrecht agt Nhitlock.
ia. .VanGerleiih AT. Hailinger.
40. Ward agt. Bromley.
IN. BOYLE agt. Pntchani.
li2. Same AIT Same.
li3. Boyle sgt. Conroy.
Ia. .Gilooly sgt Dela,s.
1873. Wiley agt. Rodwell
Walters sgt. Witty.
, L-SPECIAL TgKn.
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Alarble ano Slate Hlanicls.


A KLABER STEAM MARBLE and MARBLE
~ IZING WORKS 34 and l3 East Eghteenthst ofr 90 hsbk
ard Mane all complete Also Monuments crave sl0os
Table Tops etc, at prices that defy competition
II VOLKENING's Steam MARBLE WORKS
Il. and FURNITURE MANDATORY NOs S2l ca ~ a 81
srbaye ard lOi West Foryevenhs Marble mi WOoit
Msntels Pier Glasses prices and patterns
Also slabs and Thing Counter and Saloon Top Of lhn
Marble, 80 pr foot.
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
WI and elesaut designs from So S2 5 up @2Sl 7.
STEWART Co. COS srih-ave bet Thiryfith sad hysrbss
Ok AND UPWARDS-Marbe Mantels
p ~ enc work good psterl price. lover than other Aoosa
RICHARD WAfHAS 49, West 18th st. bet 5tiaHi sh ave.
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uINI,TuRE AIMANA,

MINIATURE AlMANN. An
Sun 62 Snn sets ......... 6O7 Moon ses..l "
HIGH rms DAt.
SANDY Uook $500 3O8 Co., 3S9 Hell Gate S''l
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- p. AYERY''
- COLLECTION or OIL PAINTINGS,
OBJECTS or ART. ANTIQUES &C.,
Be sold Of his Europe Kmbr,a
and fne paintings by eminent American and Iregn a
not before offered for sale.
This will he a rare opportunity collectors choi,
been the Mr. Ayerys there 81
aud things tbs Will
doubt be sold much below their value.
EXHIBITION NOW OPEN.
every dsv evening the SOMFRvlLLB ART GALLERY Rs
ave- until time sale MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS hsri
and n 81 30 precisely. sOMEkVlLLk iuetoneer
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Damu
6. Same agt. Reckhsm.
1..Same agL Bennett
Issues Of La
Is. Merritt ACT. Valentine.
81. .Holleror agt. Rufner.
90. Stephenson sgt. Caihervood.
s.. Johnston sgt. Van EOstrdnd. I
Is. Sanford sgt. NeGsy.
10. Kissing sgt. Schrefer
80. Ting agt. Commercial Ware F.
house Go.
l3l. .Bamill agt. Hsmill.
l2. Same at. Same.
t33. .Clemeust sgt Sturteyant
hUPREdE CONFERENCE.-The
lOi a
..Braunsdorf agt. Sour.
2..Chiist AIT. Lambert.
2T..Kaufmann act. Doane.
80. Lester AIT. n. Y. Guaranty
and Indemnity Co.
ca. She'd at. Montgomery.
259. Grow act. HobOken land and
improvement Co.
269l WOODWARD Pump Co agt.
Coal Go.
p. .Stedman agt. Trans. Co.
5l..White agt. Rhines.
81. Emmett agt. Toledo, Logans
port and Bur. 4. K. Co. 4
PART lL-YAN BRrNT,
1882. .Nordhaus agt. Stcndell
Ahrens.
p. Nom lien agi. Knox.
a.. .BeniI act. Thurhcr.
2l6l Gardner sgt. Jones.
1888. Terry agt. Connolly.
2J2. Robins agt. Steam Stone
Cutter Co.
1921. Rensselaer, sgt. Shute. b
2j2 Lsttl agt. Burns.
1851. BailentIne agt. Heuessey.
CoENoN PLEAs-PART L-LOgw.
causei
C8. .McCauley agt. Cans.
557. .Kirchoff agt. Blum nthaL
1913. Cooper agt Albright.
325. .Meeks agt King.
AS. .Gorham Manufg Co. agt
Barclay.
2i9. Powers sgt. Hudson River X.
K. Co.
rs. Simon agt. Lyons.
1873 Townsend agi. Broadway and
Seyenth-ave. Il. r. Co. /
MARINE CouRT-TRIAL TERN-PAR
5lbl. Fleetwood at. The Central
Park, North and East River
II. X. Co.
5l36. .Schriber agt Zimmerman.
$500. .Polak agt. solomon.
5i01. .Guutzer agt. White.
5333. .Hornby act. Spritt.
1888. Oliver AIT Peabody
$3.50. Banks agt Peabody.
$3.50. .Alhay agt. Peahodr.
5s6l. .Reice sgt. Peabody.
59o2. Mills AT. Peabody. z
1913. Moore agt. Peabody.
1893. MAYER AIT. Rosenbalm. u
5000. .Bucking sgt Turner
5237. .RanitEer agt. Hart.
5284. Moss agt. COrbett.
5299. ClaHin agt. Toothaker.
50 n. .Raynor agt. Valentine.
1868. .Pitmsn agt. Dawson.
PART IlI.-JoACHINsEN, j.
1855. Batter AT. Iceland.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
/. Carl Frese, manslaughier.
2. Thomas Schmidt, burglary.
3. John Dickinson, burglary.
4. Charles Quinn, burglary.
5..Aibcrt Cowley, larceny from
the person.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUrr-
Opens at
81. Knapp 4 Ferjon agt The SchF.
Caroline.
50. Hope agt. The Steamer Gen.
MEDALLION.
81. Jansen sgt. The Lighter Una.
1853. Petrol OCT. BscUer.
1864. Clark agt. Herques.
CRY COURT, BROOKLNS-PARrs !. A
Z. Marks agt. Grant
~. Wheeler agt. F0gertl.
y. Osborne agt. Richardson.
20. Durham agt. BOYLE.
g.. Baldwin agt. Maloney.
-. Wagner agt. O'Bnen.
II Koch agt Hanersen.
80. .Quinn AIT. Quinn.
~. Murphy sgt Quinn.
~. .Wiese AIT. Schiller
PART lII.-THOsPsON,
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Copartnersbip Notices.

NOTICE.-LOCKWO0D B. BROOKS has
~ THIS from the finn Of BROOKS Co. The bus
Of the settled by remaining parrs, RUFUS
BROOKS HENRY MILLER sho gh continue the as1es gnie'
the firm of X beOoht To-
York. March T. l371 at No - Avenue d.
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COURT CALEEDAaS-rHn Day
suPREug CouRr-SPECIAL TERN-BR.DY. "opens at IL 4 M
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Sales bn Aurtion

A. MKRwIs. Aueione.r
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co, Broadway, cor
4hs-Sae Books Works ~ Art Fancy Goods furiars BE-
MONDAY aud tuesday,. March Is AMI a. atfpm
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, March IS and 10 Al ~
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS many Of them perfectly iroh oil Q
good condition. Also, Diaries sereosoople View, &c
GFO- A LEAVITT & Co. date Leaytt
Srebeigh Col Clinton Hail. Aston place Por the B,
AucrIoS Of LIBRARIE COLLECTIONS Of Books PSrSGs ant
kinds Of LtrBRARY PR0PERTr
~ ELEGANT BOOKS AT AUCTION.
THURSDAY FRIDAY EVENINGS March Is and H. si7 Ook
sale Of part private library from Philadelphia composing
ceelngly choice collection OF Books handsome bndn
ira illustrated Of uStnie Boots
the celebrated Hawe Edition Of shskespese 10 Vo
privately printed also large Of Masonic N0ks Sc ia
Catalogues ready. Books o. exhibition.
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miscellaneous.

brushes of EVERY DESCRIPTION at No
I'D 32s Pesrst Harpes Building, \. All article The losc'
factory pdee.. Join < H0PPbl.-
prick MACHINES
I'D AND BACKYARD FIXTURES.
Address PEEKSKILL MFG. Co.. PgkskilL n T.
I BERNER, Builder and General Contractor
-, sos SiIth-st
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17

- MEssRs. EDIToRs-I OF
ton TO the office Of WhArfmastev, OF tho coming
charter election, and II elected promise 10 dis
charge the duties faithfully As heretofote.
decSl JOSEPH FORSYTH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17

Tue Cincinnati Inquirer thinks clergy
men, railroad superintehdents and Others
liable 70 be testimoniRlized, should tIy 70
get accustomed to such things, instead Of
being taken by surprise, oyerpoWeEed,
struck dumb, etc, when they take place,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17

A BosroN vessel advertised for the dia-
mond region has for some time been wait
ing tOprocure a passenger list, without
avail, and the voyage has been abandoned
Tor the want Of patronage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17

OUR neighbor is still urging against the
credit system. Let him try TO get credit
any where to tie amount Of i've dollars,
and he will find that his argument Is per-
iectly conclusive. .silH IIi f'7f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17

A PH1ADELpmA doctor claims that
cider Is a sovereign cure for liver COM
plant and dyspepsia. linen would only
drink barrel or two every winter, they
would come out in the spring sound and
healthy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17
flRsrMosrsaGE LAND GRANT GOLD BONDS
.ttllisgn- WI OF TH ilau9. aa
Northern Pacific Railroad CO.

~
These bonds are secured, Grst, by First
Mortgage on the Railroad ITSELF It's rolling
and oil equipments; Sscold, by q First Mortgage
on It's entire Land Gnut, being more than TWEEN.
ty!Two Thousand Acres Of Land to each mile Of
Road s3.tuF n lUfbi.r 19T ORA luf YliHH
The Bonds arc FREQ from United states Tax (;
tho Principal and Interest arc payable In Cold
the Principal at tho end OF Thirty years, and the
Interest S6mi.annualy, at the rate Of SEVEN AID
TnRHE.TEaT1ls PER JEET. per annnm. :Iti
They are issued II dcnominat lons Of 800, $500,
100, 5000 and $1,000.
2 1.-THE Trustees under tho Mortgage are Messfs.
Jay Cooke, OF Philadelphia, and ). Edgar Thorn;
son, President Of tho Pennsylvania Central
These Northern Pacific 40 Bonds win at oil
tlmcs before maturity, be receivable AT Ten Pm
CEsT, PREMIUM (Of Ito, In exchange for tho
CQmpany's lands At their lowest eaRh price.
In additi to thelt absolute lliety, these Bonds
yield an income larger, we believe, than any other
arstelass security Persons holding United
States s 20's can, By cpnyefting them into North.
ern Paciacs, iherDase their yearly income one.
GliTd, and still have . perfectly reliable invest
nent.' aIg9t hi NJ IsJN ll, ucaIlq.l
HOW TO GET THBM.-Your nearest Bank
Of Banker will supply these Bonds IN any desired
amount, and Of any needed denomination. Fer.
sons Wishing 10 exchange stocks or other bonds
for these, can do 90 with any Of our Agents, who
VIII allow the highest current price for ALL NAlF
KHrAnLE sECuRfftEs. Ni ~ V.iiN-tl i!.s I
Those lifting In localities remote from Banks,
may send money or other bonds, directly 70 ns
BY express, and we will send back NORTHERN Pa-
the investor. For further Information, pamph'
lots, maps, etc, call on or address the undefslgn.
ed, or any Of tho Banks or Bankers employed 70
sell this Loan.
AfteF careful INVESTIGATION have accepted the
General Agency fct West Virginia 1nd thS ga.
the sAIc OF these bonds, and confidently teeom.
mend thGm 10 my tubtofnets and inyestota gen.
orally; e: CRAhGlE.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

The funeral services Of JAMES W. cAMPBRt1
will be held at his late residence on the Island
thls noon, Of ~ O'clock. The remains will be
taken TO wsllsburg for interment on the ?. n
train.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17
sPEcIAL NOTICES.
THE LATEsT AND CHOICEST.

SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP to DO very nne fol
T Desserts and an elegant and dainty
l15l dish for the alex. 4 II st
CoX'S SPARKLING GRLATlNR-An old o.
ElSl Z Vorit6 with the ladies for Jellles-
I'LL bright, clear and beautiful
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just the article
to use with Cox's GelAtlne-of rich
i,...a. and luscious flavor. .. ....s...
BAKERS CoCoA-Warranted Pure, . delicious
and nutritious beverage. M
TIECKER'S FARINA-PrepaFe especially foI
inyalIds and children. s.9..,-..g
ANGUSTURA BITTRRS-The genuine article
-, for ladies and children In feeble
health.
WINE OF PRPSIN-The most perfect rUmedy
1l7i7I i for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-FOr Puddings and Cusiards,
TAPIOCA-A splendid dessert, either alone OF
with Berries. wy.
At LAUGHLIN, BRO. d CO.'S,
juull Wholesale Druggists, Main St
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17

ABOUT the only person that we ever
heard Of who was not spoiled by being
llonized was the Jew named Daniel. w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17

4 Is Il possible, mss that you don't know
the nataes Of your best friends y Scr.
tainly; don't even knowtMhat my own
may be q year from now"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17

> A dENFnEMAN, ifaggtleved, has o right
10 pull q blaCkguardS ears, but he should
not cut them Of They should DO lei( on
for Che accommodation fothcr aggrieyed
persona RrtRtica q ariol i,p i-y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17

WHATEVER Midas touched turned into
gold. In these days touch o man with
gold and hen turn into ANYTHING, ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-05

delight, whenever occasion oherens 10 1ni".
vert severely upon the action OF many so-ca.
ed Catholics who send their children to puolic
.choo,. or patronixe fashionable, (non-reii-
oious) institutions. We urge upon all our
readers to pay visit to st. Francis FAN
Down towners will take the Drysdeo or Apollo
.t,aa. oars. Arrived ct Second street snort
v.lk brings them to the school-house on the
corner Of Liberty. Their in the fair. AT 81
Epr.pcis table will be found Mrs. Short and Mrs
c;l,en. Fancy articles in profus,on arc hero
offered at reasonable prices. Refreshments OF
the choicest kind served by fair hands await
the thirsty wayfarer. The Misses Martin In
charge of st. Vincent de Paul table offer .
tempting array of articles suitable for presents
A large punch bowl, filed with punch of ha-
vor not inferior to the nectar Of the Gods, II
| ono of the Inducements held out to tho gener-
ons The MORNING STAR table, kept by Mrs.
| Iehde. must not be omitted. Some valuable
objects are here offered for rattle. To any
voupg couple just starting Housekeeping an
item of interest is afforded here, for a Charter
Oak Stove is to be ratified at the MORNING
SrAs table, and q few chances yet remain nm
taken Miss Mary COyle at the Live and Lei
1.-Two table dispenscs fair hospitality. MISS
Ball Miss O'Neil and Miss Allen welcome
their friends at the same table. The tanefu
brass band; directed by that genial and fruf
Young artist Mr.. Sullivan, nightly deligh
visitors to the fair by their melodious strains
, The fair will continue another week from date
Pay it visit.
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DIED

GARDERE-wednesday morning, November J. 1871
at 81 o'clock Francis Gardere aged nine yes
born in Bordeaux, France and resident Of LOUISIANA
for the last ffty.nine years.
OBRIEN-On Thursday November 2, 1871, ut A. n
Mrs Catharine OBrien aged seventy years nauve y,
County Kildare Ireland, and resident OF this CITY ao'
the last forty years.
TUoHY-On Sunday October Goth, at 8 A. NJ. Han
nah Grady wife of James Tuohy, aged forty years,
native of Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland ana rosi
dent Of this city for the last sixteen years
NEYLAND-on Sunday. October %. 1871, at F. M
John S. NEYLAND, native OF County lsoscommon
| Ireland, aged about forty-seven years.
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We take pleasure in calling the attention OF
NJ, +bose suffering from affections of the throat lungs
and heart to the inhalation treatment of these
nv DR. A. F. .Folln, I65 Canal street. Dr. Fonin was q
pupil of the renowned DR.. Valentine Mott' ana IS
a,ta q, the University of New York. class of 1s41.
Doctor has practced the above treatment for ten
in both this city and Mobile aud has met with the
most fiattering euccess-
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MARRIED :

MOYNIuAN-CRoSS-o the 3lstnlt in the Church sa
Row j. tho Rev M0y1iasan o asn
daughter of the late DR.. George Warren Cross, OF
Charleston s. C., to Cornelius Moynihan. NO cafas-
Providence. K. L. papers please copy.
TOIEDANO-BAJOU-OnM Monday. October 80, 1871
at St. Pstrck's Church, by the Rev F. Allen ID. Y.
Toledano and Aimee v. Bajou, both Of this CITY,