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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-04

NoNINArIoNs.-The President sent the fol-
Lowing nominations to the Senate to-day:
n. A. ElfwiBg, consul at Stockholm: John
BOwIes, surveyor OF customs, Savannah, Ga:
VIM. u. Laidlow. assessor internal revenue 3lst
district New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-04

setsfal movement wAs msds, by yh9h thew
Bsseed The line and marched on Versailles
Bergeret had too horses Killed. ComuuriSs-
S9,ns S r me 1se a.. Gu, on ssy peA.n
Henry, commander Of the Moutrozae nstlonals-
- dead floQnet and Lockroy resign theif
seats in the assembly. and remain 70 share de
suherlngs OF Paris. ~ ~ reported that Assy
Vas arrested by the commune. 10 is<tAted thsf
ne commune will sdort the families OF nc
A Great Battle
LONDON, April "A Uses special dispatch
Syss great battle VA commenced NJ sis in tie
morning oy the nationals. under command OF
re-, e,ser.,, who al ten asked reiuiarcements
eNouaes Sunday night. the men singing the
MsEselIlAise and chant, +" Depdrsd Fsrsatllssp
HE Partsias Mob Rsssed.
Lhe correspondent believes the battle which
Oommnnisfs. The Unexpected cauuonade ~.
Nslerien threw the nationals tnto ,o,,r,si,.
II is asserted that the following Is tie Il nation
BergeTet, with i5.00O men, Was completes eut
OF, when Fleurens was rurposely permitted n
effect JUNCTION with him. Fleurens ana Rer-
geret, with 5000 men, must surrender or ngbt
~ the greatest disadvantage.
The ftEss' correspondent saws there l. an
lmprobsble version OF the AFFAIR; that Fioureus
reached ersallles- The Communists are de-
morslized IL Is believed they have been be-
usNed. The gen-d srmcs treat prisoners M
Incredibly. DAIRY Nelrs dispatches coufrm lie
Tout OF the insurgents. who proved ersa. hlus-
ierins towards, and expected Valerisn would
traternize.
oners instantly. i''
General Henry KILLED.
ne I,'ferdEAs correspondent reporrs fha. lie
saw General Henry Killed by q shell mo Mont
Nslerisn, and Bergeret's carrisge an 80
were DESTROYED In the same manner .nen
we're thrown into panic stricken rcuf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-04

COLOR CASE IN BALTIMORE. In both
branches Of the Baltimore City Councils last
evening petition v as presented from the agent
Or the Maryland Asylum for the Deaf and
Dumb, stating that application had been mad.
10 him for the admission Of q colored giri 70 the
The matter was referred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-04

, ANOTHER IMPoRrKp BRUIsER-The lava
On her last TRIP from England brought TO New
York Mr.. Arthur, Chambers, champion OF the
light weights OF EnRla and q thorough Eoe.
lish pug" he is. . The fancy in New York are
oveljoyed. Chambers is only twenty-four wears
pr age, stands tive feet three ard half inches
IN his stocking, and fights at ia lbs. weight. He
has been in the ring in o dozen encounters. And
has only once been defeated. He brings a mag
nihcent belt that records his social status
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-04

l.. b. CUTLER, chief of the Treasury watch,
has resigned to accept a position in the New
Orleans custom house.
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DIED PROM kRLssIous ExcIrEMnNr.-Las,
week Mrs. Eliza Thurston, aged sixty Ave
died suddenly of disease of the heart At AihAas
Tenn, while giving her experience at Metho
dist revival. Her disease is ascribed to undue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-04
BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

|. THIS splendid lair Dye the best In the world,
haiess, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
erd nor any rno(se poison TO produce paralysis or
99asting virtues they do MOI possess. The genuine
A Bachelors Hair Dye has had thtrfp years
NE only perfect Hair Dye-fSiack or Brown. Sod
y al Druggists, Applied ct 10 Bond street, hsw
toIh, fe5-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-04

NohlNATloNs.-Ihe President sent the fol-
Lowing nominations to the Senate to-day:
n. A. ElfwiRg, consul at Stockholm; John
B0wles, surveyor Of customs, Savannah, Ca;
VIM. q. Laidlow. assessor internal reyenue 3lst
district New York.
THR LARGEST VESSEL in the u. s. Navy is
the steamer Franklin, flag ship OF the European
heet. She is 3r13 tonnage, being 173 tons
larger than the Minnesota or Wabash, and I4l
, tons larger than the Colorado. She carries but
80 guns, while the Minnesota and Wabash each
carry ~, and the Colorado carries As.
CoSNRCrICUr.-A dispatch was received at
the White House this morning from Hon. Mr..
Kellogg, or Connecticut, announcing his re-
election by % majority, and confirming the
news of the election of Governor Jewell Kel-
logg's district is democratic, and he was elected
two years ago through split in the democra attic
ranks; This time his election is q straight out
republican gain.
THE OLDEST ADM1RALs.-Rear Admiral VIM.
b. Shubrick, chairman of the lighthouse board,
has been in service longer than any other officer
OF the navy, having entered the navy on the
10th OF June, 1906, and has therefore been in
service nearly GO years. Hext to him ia Resy
ADMIRAL Joseph Smith, who has seen CT wears
retired list. The oldest officer on the active
lit is Rear Admiral l.. M. Goldsborouph. who
has been in service nearly 50 years, Paving
entered the navy in 1872.
NAVAL ORDERS To-DAY.-Assistant Surgeon
p. P. Bielby has been ordered to the Washing
ton navy yard. Assistant Surgeon j. NJ Scott
has been ordered to the Naval Hospital at New
York. Ensigns John b. Briggs, Edward A.
Fields and VIM. w. KimbaI, has been detached
from torpedo duty and ordered to the Shawmnt
Passed Assistant Surgeon f. ID. PAYNE has
been detached from the JAMESTOWN and ordered
TO return home. Passed Assistant Surgeon
VIM. ID. Jones has been detached from the
Washington navy yard and ordered TO the
jamestown. First Assistant Engineer James
y terworth has been detached from the
Pc nc feet and placed on waiting orders.
THE NEw GERMAN EMBAssADoR.-Baron
Gerolt who has so ably for the last quarter of a
century repre- sented Prussia and the North Ger
man COnfedera alton i'll this city, will be sue-
c-eded by Baron kurd Won Schloezer up TO The
present time Consul General OF the North Ger
man Confederation in Mexico. Baron Schloezer
was born in the year 1892 In the ancient free
town Of Lubbock, Germany, where his father
as Ru 81 IN Consul General. He studied at
Goettingen, Bonn end Berlin, deyotino
especial attention to oriental history and Iane
u ages, and sojourned a while for study In
Psris. His keen political talents, which he
displayed in several historical works and essavs
attracted the attention of the Prussian govern,
me mt, and he was sent Immediately on the r,-
establishment OF the Republic to Mexico where
by his ability he has won his present promotion.
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LATEST FROM San DOMINGO.
CfBR.1L ROUTED By BAEZ.
Everything Tranquil. and the DOmf.
means AnX100s for Anne X alton

The following is translation of letter re-
ceived this morning by the secretary OF the
Ssnto Domingo Commission, now in session in
this city, from the Secretary Of War of ths
Dominican Republic:
sANro D0MINGo, March 20, 1871.
Hon. Allan A. Burton, Wdsiia0ton.
Ny esteemed friend: L received in dua finn
your note from Azua, saying goodbye, for
which pray You to accept my best tn anks
Ihe country Is entirely tranq uil, and Is every
DAY more anxious that our ANTICIPATED annaxa.
pom, to the great republic be speedily and
faVorably accomplished. L can see no other
means OF salvation from the insidious iutrieues
Of our western neighbors.
The President returned to this capital from
azua after routing Cabral, leaving everything
there in the best order.
{ Please be 30 good Is to remember me to the
commission, and do not fail to count me yonT
ebedient serya ant ami friend, K CuRIsI
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvRNUR.-The receipts from this
source to- day were $40, 2736i.
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TaE OLDEST WILL YEr.-siOO,ooO For Benz.
Lt o. Siz Old Horses-A truiy eccentric will was
t ps mace BY Mr.; j. Marsh ga old bachelor OF
Ia stsa.c, n. D., who died 2 few days ago. He
~ ue pest part OF 40 estate Of 500 600 for the
oeneht OF his six OLD nsrses. A farm Of eighty
scIes Is SET apart rs their happy hunting ground
. tSa yen years $500 Q year each goes to feed
tn1 um Oh vstler win receive 81 300 yearly for
son se~ for grooming them, and two gentle-
nra GET $40 600 each to see that the provisions
or the will are fulfilled.
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AMUSEMEN rs.
)KOF. PRATK's LECTURE
TOMORROW, Al 81 PM,

TOMORROW, AT 81 Pm,
viii be of unusual interest. Ladies will remember
they invited 20 he present the class as usual
n Wedhesla,s. Tn s1week an exception is being
made and adies invite, 20 each school, as the
pTOC-s DIS IF tickets sold this week will be given
for the CHINE OF BELLS tor the Metropolitan
Church
WILD COLT will be educated To morrow at 3
O'Clock " sich has Dever been IN haruAss: will be
taught 10 drive without reins, or hC!sback-. 4
owned by Governor Cooke II
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L,BED. ZELLAR, Dealer in ell kinds Of Foreign
II and esmestie BIRDS, BIRD SEED.
$40 Pennsylvania syeaue, south side, BE- q
wen ID and ~ nrests. nh Him ~
EOB SALE Ar vERf Low PRICEsN55,0O0
Ieliss' Gin bine, and Ornamental Plant
Trees, and Floverine shrubs. &c. &C. A.
JABDlE Florist, cor. Conn. ~. and = sf. mhls-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-04

CHURCH SECESSION IN MIssoURI-The Old
scIool Presbyterian General Assembly having
dissolved the Presbystery of 81. Louis for contu-
maeious adherence to the 4" Declaration and
Iesun ony, the Presby terrain Church at St.
charles adhered to the discarded presbyterv.
me ASS mbly thereupon authorized ministry
OF that church TO constitute themse YES the Pr
byterian Church of st. Charles, and pronounced
the majority no longer entitled to that name.
Inc missouri Supreme Court has decided that
the majority organization is peyertheIess en-.
titled to retain the church property,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-04

BUFFALO Is digging for natural gas with
Ehich TO light the city, and has sunk a well
two hundred and twenty feet deem. The
borers are sanguine Of success. Fredonia. in
Chatauqua CO., and Getsvlle, in Erie, have for
several years been lighted with natural gas.
which yields q bright, clear, and steady light
In Erie, Pa the supply is 30 munifcs emit th AT
y Is not only used for light but for cooking and
heating in RESIDENCES, and for running machi-
perry. Several small gas-springs are known to
exist IN the neighborhood OF Buffalo, which
furnish excellent lighting material. ShonId
the eY eriment now being Imade prove a sue
cess, IT will be of incalcuiable value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-04

\ WHIskIEs, GINS, ErC.-I am now Offering a,
reduced prices my celebrated brands Of BYE and
bOUkbON, "Oid Crow" Bowen, "Choiee old
kye," "kobertson," "Old Family Nectar, :" "Mo
houeahea Pine Apple" The above brands have
selected with great care, and Certainly the
pfa ontred In our city, and a, figures that cannot
I'LL 20 SUIT all respectfully call attention 10 INV
yIVh GIN, bought by me at auction in New
nors and which can - at s2 less per gallon than
the original price q. GAuTIER,
Importer % Wines Liouors etc
And Proprietor of the Celeb rated N''
. NATIVE YIN BITTERS,
ulEc " 12l7 PepnsYlEAnia AyanuA
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OF A PAN MA

OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING.
SMITH STREET LOT.
. ADAM FOR
GREAT HENkGERIE L GRAND Circus.
Under Two Mammoth Tents!
tRfh6sfs d IL 70 7ExEss GENTS
VILE ANIMALS AND RARE BIRDS
from all parts Of the world
Al the NEWSPAPERS IN WASHING ToS pronounce
FINEST EXHIBITION IN AMERICA,
Ana worthy i hsR RfisSn sSs Il tes
& kksE ESs ss8, TIL c, ssESAGERIE IS
ct cents and esidren cents. admits snd sPs both
s Il s1SseE eI. the elegant
PEkroEArse nIt f ShAs!:S' aa.sss
The Beautiful, Daring and Gtscefu ~
upon Gslopius, ssrs, backed Hors.. will .xecn..
the most Wonderful and Dficult Feats Of Esues
uian'm ever s hsss,1 + isf p s5sPs
frcn the Imperial L EiIeu; yI hTa1iII and
appear with their beautiful Waiting and Educated
(. IHGOAAB AND LEXINGTON.
ne N'D Mons sssH SsssaafsHdoN1s.
and .RS and IL
And y s.sI. WiLLiHMs. LoWHspE, RosiN,
,TiEii, he Hsi ss. i, hUNrisG MEL
THE CENTRALIZED Troupe.
On. ., ts1, SsDsssIis 10 .notSsr Begins Al y. and
az sss IN; MssnsssIis open one hour previous and
ReIiso@. 0 and Gh sfhsSnf fn.,itu.op. and
fnoic schools can arrange with the Proprietor fer
- Ladies and Children can attend the Afternoon
teptivs ush.rs, Il ket ssiIers tstsrs and home
and no.S3E omitted that viii add to the co%
IN o., kkiRhI T6EEPAusH, Sole Owner.
sp4,st BIS LUsBIE. Trs..nrsr
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AIhUBsTONp Iy0HY PEARL TOOTH POW
pEh The best article for cleansing end preser wing
eetn ssid by Gil druggists. Price, IS and 50 cents
-!oUNEhs ihODORQUsG CLEANER re-.
solied gloves equal TO new. sold by ell drug.
esu ana fancy goods dealers. Price, 8 cents deS "
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THE EVENING STAR.
FtBLisBKD DAILY, Sunday excepted,
At The Star Buildings,
Corner Pennsylvania ~. and HIN n.
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER G0NPAM

rHE sTAK is served By carriers % then No-
.orfbers IN the CITY and District Of TEN CENTS Pm
VIII or FozYI-FouR CKSIs RKR MONTH. Copies
% the counter, Two CEyIs.
PACE FOR MAILING Three Moeths, 01esS
Ell Months, 50 90: One Year, - 90. 10 DsDsfs
are sent rom the once longer than paid for.
THE WEEKLY sTAR-p1blishsd on Tr1dsy
rnornfnr-01 50 o year.
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Associated Press Reports.
FROM uROPE To-Day
EXCITING NEWS FROM FRANCE,
HORRORS OF CIVIL WAR.
"A Great Battle Fought.
: TINE P.sRIsLS.Nrs Ire ROTTEN.
HEAVY LOSSES OF THE COMMUNISTS.
GEN. HENRY KILLED.
SHOOTING OF PRISONERS. .
ARTILLERY BATTLE AT NIGHT,
SHOOTING OF PRISONERS.

ARTILLERY BATTLE AT NIGHT,
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ORDER REESTiBLESHED.
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NJ T NAL THEA TER,
ESGAGEMENT,
After absence Of two years Of the pcnular actor
MR.. n. :. CHASERAU.
Who viii sppear THIS EVENING, ia his great
impersOnAtion OF
SAM.
WEDNESDAY.
OIiy me Of the great moral drama of the
IlCkET-OF LEAVE MAN.
morton's Gift matineA, Saturday al O'Clock. ~
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TO MORROW W sdnesdaT) there will be some Of
me most interesting sub ects yet handled. Ona OF
them ~ Ks himself out Of the shsfts another XII Is
when the line gets under his tail; the other runs
away and 10 afraid OF hre crackers.
The Tickets are the same as on former occasion a.
and can De purchased ~ Perry q dry goods store
corner 9Th and Pennsy " snia avenue; and AT Pur-
Ell bookstore, On gtb, opposite the Y. II u A.
Building at But ., corner 7th and Louissns ue
Ladies are admitted every day, aud should be IN
tereeted TO purchase their tickets anu assist in the
sale Tor this prsisesorthy object.
LIT LILLE REI,LS RING an.
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Gen. MacNahoD I'm Command Of the
GOyerum<nt Gorr<s
Steamer Disabled

| LIVERPOOL, April 4.-The steamer France
| from New York, March 18th, was towed into
! Liverpool disabled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-04

VERSAILLES. April 4.-The army OF versaiiles
surrounds Paris, and order elsewhere In France
Is establis he'd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27
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GINx's BABY just received, together
with the largest assortment OF Wall Pa
pers to be found in West Virginia, com
prising the following, viz: Brown and
White Blanks, Satins, Flats Grounds,
Bronzes (plsin and embOssedO Stamped
Gold, Oriental SatinS, DamaSks, Decora'
tons for Halls and Churches, plain and
ornamental limitations of iresco, and in
tact every style and variety of Wall Paper
manufactured. A new assortment OF lie
roy W. Fairchild's celebrated Gold Pens
at PAUL & On's, No. 90 Market street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-ThG
following transfers OF real estate were re-
corded at the Recorders Office during the
week ending November Gath:
Deed made November Is by Walter
Marshall and wife To George w, TTuXei,
for the north half Of that part Of lot No.
As lying cast Of National Road, North
Wheeling; 1900. Admitted November Is.
Deed made October 81 by Thomas
Sweeney and wife to Charles Phiienbach,
for the north % feet Of lot No ~, Main
and Third streets, Centre Wheeling
$3Ol4 Admitted November 81.
Deed made November IS by William
Askew and vile TO S.Am4nia Askew, Tor
lot No. 4, being part OF lot No. ! in sub
division A oil the Shepherd estate; $50,
Admitted November %
Deed November 10 by G. L. Cranmer,
Commissioner, to John Is. and Charles
Lukens, Tor the undivided half Of 80 feet
oil the west side OF lot No. 5, Henry
MOore's trustees addition; $1,000. Ad-
mitted November %.
Lease made October 10 by George W.
Smith To 4, E, Smith and A. N. Teece,
Of Smiths Brewery. Admitted November
20,
An agreement between George W.
Smith, A. L. smith and Arthur n. Teece,
partners as "Smith & Co" Admitted No.
yember %.
Deed made July 81, 1860, by G. B.
Caldwell, Commissioner, To Elizabeth
Omen, for lots Nos. Band in square No,
90, Buena Vista; 500. Admitted No.
Vember "a.
Deed made November % by Thomas
II. Lewis to Mary A. McGiDnis, for lot No.
II in square No. 90, Buena VISTA $50.
Admitted November "a.
Deed made November . by W. A. Boil
ing and wife To John II. Hall for west
half OF lot No. 4 in square No. "a; $1,000,
Admitted November "a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27

CIRCUIT CoURT.-This Court adjourn.
ed for the term, Saturday evening, nfler
having been in session about six weeks.
A very considerable amount Of business
was disposed Of, but large number Of
cases had to he continued for want Of
time and other reasons. About one hun
dred causes on the law docket and fifty
on the chancery side of the Court were
not roachedAn orders orcontinuance were
entered on the record.-Motion for new
trial in the case OF Adrian u. Hobbs &CO,
was made, Saturday morning, but over
ruled by Ills Honor. Exceptions were
taken to the ruling Of the Court which
will come up Tor consideration, perhaps
at some future time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27

BOARD or SUPERyTsoB.-A special
meeting Of the Board of Supervisors oil
this county is to be held tomorrow. We
presume the Pan Handle extension will
come up for consideration, rs We hear Mr..
Smith Is prepared to submit report Of
the survey recently made by him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27

RAN.-T,nst night about s o'clock
this region was visited with heavy show
or of rain. Persons at the several church
Is without umbrellas were in fear and
trcpidation in prospect OF getting wet
while going home. Fortunately for them
by the time services were closed the show.
or was over.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27
'H-OLsI-A-L I

CHRIS. HISS, merchant tailor, corner
Main and Quincy streets, sOlicits the at
tention of gentlemen to his fall and winter
stock Of ready made clothing, consisting
of cloths, cassimeres, Vestings, all new,
and comprising eVOry style popular at the
East. With a superior stock, a first.class
cutter, and the best wOrkmen obtainable,
| can guarantee my work, and that my
prices will be satisfactory. G. HES,
Corner Main and Quincy streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27

ENGINE lgJuRED--WG hear that the
VigiIant Fire Engine was seriously dam.
aged, yesterday morning, while On route
10 the fire at the boat store. TWAS repre-.
scented 10 us that the engine hal suffered
the loss Of its entire upper works. We
could not ascertain how the accident &C.
CURED
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27

THE WEATHER-The weather yester.
day, resembled April more than Novcm.
Der. The air was damp but mild and
pleasant. Indications of more rain were
good, and doubtless down the river peo.
pie who are dependent on these upper
regions for fuel, would rejoice II there
should be another coal boat rise during
the present week. Large as the recent
shipments were, not more than one.hall
sufficient to supply the demand for winter
has reached the markets below.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27

SAD Misunderstanding Johnston
received q telegram from Washington, Pa.
last Friday evening, conveying to him the
sad intelligence Of the insanity of his
daughter.inlAw, the widow Of the late
Capt. A. D. Johnston. She was 10 be re.
moved to Dixmont, Saturday. Capt.
Harry went up to Washington on the
early train over the ITOmpheld, to bring
the two children OF Mrs. ]. TO this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27

OFF FOR HANCOCK Judge Melvin be-
gins q regular term Of the Circuit Court
for Hancock county, this morning, and
leaves on the early train over the Cleve.
land u Pittsburgh road this morning, for
Fairyicw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27

PAID TO A lsECEIvER.-The seventy.
three thousand dollars deposited in one Of
the city banks last June, being the award
Of the arbitrators rs the value Of the gas
works, were, by order of the Circuit
Court, last Saturday, paid into the hands
Of DC. List, Esqr., one of the Receivers
OF the Court.
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JUMPER TAI soar" cures enAppOd hands.
saltrheum, pimpleS, and all euAneous Aaee.
lions, rendering the skin con and smooth. Man.
uiactured by CAsWRLL, HAZARD / CO.,
Bold by all Druggists. New York
myli-M Th-dhW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27

MATRlMoNrAL-There was marked
improvement in matrimonial matters, last
week. Down to Friday evening, flee mar.
riage licenses had been issued from the
Recorders Office, against t'ro the previous
week To the same day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27

FILED.-Thc bond and oath Of Thomas
Carney, Constable elect for Webster town
ship, were filed in the Recorders Office
last Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27

ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTED. - Last
week Benjamin N. List was appointed ad'
ministrator Of the estate OF John d. Trim.
bic dec'd.-bond $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27

APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN. - Mrs.
Harriet A. Trimble has been appointed
guardian oil Harry L., infant son OF the
late John B. TrimblO-bond $500,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27

SOMETHING NEw.-1I You wish to see
the be't fitting, largest assortment, and
something new in the way Of Undershirts
and Drawers, call on ]. T. Iakin & Co.
They will suit you in price rs well rs In
the goods
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27

SERVICES AT THE BAPTIST CnuRcH.-
Rev. DR.. Page, OF Cleveland, o., Sccrc'
tary Of the American Baptist Home Mis-
sion Society, preached in the Baptist
Church, corner Of Monroe and Byron
streets, yesterday morning and last even
ing. The congregation on each occasion
wss large, and listened with great "tten'
ton to the words Of the eloquent minister.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27

APPOINTED Observation-Disclosures
beth Williams has been appointed admin
is,ratrix of the estate oil David Williams,
deceased-bOnd 81 600.