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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-17

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
Il TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
In the matter of Jacob S. Atlee, bank
rupt--in bankruptcy
TO Whom it May Coneern-The undersigned,
Jacob Cohn s. Emmett Crump, of Richmond,
Henrico county, Virginia, hereby give notice of
their appointment AS assignees of the estate of
jacob s. Alice of Henrico county, in said dis
trict, who was on the 10Th day OF December,
ISM adjudged a bankrupt ON his own petition
by the District Court of said district.
Dated Richmond, Va, Jan, 10, 1872.
JLCOB COIN,
EMMETT CRuMP,
ia 2R-TsW AssIgnees
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oNE-TENTH OF LA ACRES OF LAND,

1859
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE
N IN MATHEWS COUNTY AT AUCTION.
In compliance with decree of the United
States District Court for the Eastern District of
W. b. Dixon, bankrupt, 1 will sell at auction,
clear of all liens and encumbrances, on TUES
DAY, February 9th, 1872, at IL o'clock NJ, i'll
front of the United States Custom House. in the
city of Richmond,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO vALU-
" ABLE FARMS ON OR NEAR TO JAMES
MILES is WEST on, RfGHMoNp1Hy y Hu -. of
a decree Of the Circuit Court of the United
States for the District of Virginia, pronounced
on the 18th January, 1872, in the case of Harvey
Terry vs.. Monticello Bank, we shall, as special
commissioners thereby appointed, proceed to
sell at public auction, on the premises, on
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43lS
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i TED STATES for the Eastern District OF
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-17
BY w. Goddin,


Real Estate Agent and Auotioneer, corner OF
Eleventh and Bank streets.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ I'M I "A NltA STEP ANn NQRTuIINIIlER

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The New York herald., 1872-10-05
SUPREME COURT--SpEClAL TERM.
A Question of Right TO Construct Picrs
nnfora Juduo pratt

A Question of Right to Construct Picr,
Before Judge Pratt.
william j. Schenck and Others, Executors, &c.,
OF John Schenck, vs. Henry 8. Burgen and OthersA
In this case the parties own adjacent property on
Turman street, between State and Joralcm0H
Streets that Of the plaintiffs having been for years.
filed out to the bukhead line while that OF the de-
PENDANTS has never been so filed out 1t seema
that within four feet Of the sOuthery line oil
plaintiffs land there has been constructed pieY
forty feet wide, from the bukhead line to the
extension pier line which the Harbor Commissioner
established On the northerly line OF their land tha
defendants have begun to construct pier thirty
feet wide, which will leave q space OF from five tQ
eight feet between the Two piers. Plalntif1s seek
now to enjon them rom constructing the pier, and
the case was before the Court yesterday on an or
der to show cause why preliminary Injunction,
previously granted, should not be continued during
the pendency OF tile action. !,
Mr.. Seman, for plantiffs, held that the defend~
ants were forbidden Ode M to @ construct pier 6y laW
feet between each pier. He also argued that tue
construction OF the new pier interered with the
use by the plaintiffs of the southern side OF thelI
pier.
NJ. Murphy, for the defendants, showed that the
pier Constructed under the authority OF an act
Of the Legislature passed last Winter and also that
the paintlffs' pier was built so near the nne q
their land that they were, In using the southern
side OF their pier at the present time, availin9
themselves Of the defendants property.
Judge Pratt reserved his decision.
The Lee Avenue Railroad Trouble.
Property owners on Lee avenue pettioned the
Court to restrain the Williamsburg and Flatbush
Railroad Company from laying their tracks on that
thoroughfarc. The point raised was that the COM
pany had not obtained the consent OF the property
owners Yesterday Judge Pratt decided IN favor Of
the petitioners.
The New York herald., 1872-10-05
FALK SET FREE.

The Curtain Falls mt Essex Market
Judge shandIcy Discharges Paul Fa1k
With the HOMors Of Wharf.-The Mctho.
dists Receive u Check and Retire Into
Winter Quarters.
On Sunday, the 22d Of last month, Paul Falk, the
proprietor Of the Tivol Garden in Eighth street,
was arrested and brought to Essex Market
Police Court, on the complaint Of Captain Edward
Walsh, of the Seventeenth precinct.
The case Of Captain Walsh against Mr. Talk was
adjourned till yesterday. In the meantime another
complaint was entered by several members of the
Methodist church in Seventh street, on which Mr..
Falk was again arrested last Sunday night and dis
charged 10f want Of proof on Monday morning.
rho original case came up yesterday morning at
Walsh was there, Mr.. Fak was there, and Mr.. Wm
F. Howe, the counsel for the defence, was there.
and the case was formally called and opened.
Mr.. Howe-Your Honor, my client here has been
accused Of violating the Excise % law.
into his place on the day mentioned In the affidavit
and saw several men drinking.
MIR. Howe-Can you swear to what they were
Captain Walsh-I heard them call for lager beer;
saw the glasses filled out and saw them pay for It,
aapsn al HYwSnRlEa &aIsE!So SSS tas.e a. " captain
Mr.. H0we-Then, Your Honor, this case neces-
evidence that the liquid tho Captain saw drank at
that bar was lager beer. 1t might have been
sbittah boah' or any Otncf uecOctiOn OF similar
color and according to well established prccedents
In similar cases known to Your Honor ask for the
discharge OF the prisoner.
Counsel then turned to Captain Walsh, and in a
low, confidential tone said, captain, you have
called for wine, haven't you? Champagne Imean."
Captain Walsh (smng)-Ycs.
Mr.. HOwe-YOu could not always swear 1t was
champagne, could you?
Captain Walsh (smlling again) )-Well-no
Judge Shandey-Mr. Fak, you are discharged. l
see no evidence to hold you on.
Mr.. H0we-Captain, on whose complaint did you
make this arrest? :
Captain Walsh-Several of the residents in the
neghbOrhood and members Of the church came to
me about 1t. IsubpGnaed about ten or eleven Of
them but they have failed TO appear.
1t was subsequently ascertained by the reporter
of tho HERALD that the people who had been in
terestcd IN this suit against Mr.. Paul Falk have
Withdrawn, as far as any criminal proceedings are
concerned but that they intend to bring 1t be-
fore civil Court, where they will plead for dam
ages against the property In the neghborhood.
The New York herald., 1872-10-05

THE INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.
Investigating the Character OF the Oh.
jcctiOns.


Judge Woodruff sat in Chambers yesterday to
hear objections to the names upon some OF the lists
furnished by tile Tammany and liberal republican
organizations as Inspectors Of Election.
number OF objections were filed with the Chief
Supervisor, and the Judge investigated their char
acter. Nearly all the appolntees OF the democratic
and liberal republican party have been confrmedf
but there are many names furnished by the TAM
many Committee In y h, First Assembly and othoe
districts siill under consideration. =.
The Deputy Marslias appointed by Genel4l
Sharpe are now receiving O certlncate signed by
the Court and also q silver badge In the form Of =
shield bearing the inscription, deputy United
States Marshall fhe shield Is surm0unted by ali
eagle on field OF stars.
II ia rumored in the Federal building that num-
Der OF Apollo Hail men are TO be appointed Deputy
Marshals by General Sharpe.
Judge woodruff stated that he would continue
10 hold Court for some time to hear objections to
names, and II any person had been appointed In
spectors OF Election, who were shown to be uU.
worthy, he would remove them.
Judge WOodru1 remained In his chambers at
tending to the work Of appointing Supervisors Of
Election In place OF those whose applications were
rejected.
The list Of Deputy MaS<aas is not yet complete,
and General sharpe states that all the appoint
ments would not be made sooner tkan this even
Ing.
The New York herald., 1872-10-05
BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Counterfeit Money.

counterfeit Money
Before Commissioner Winslow.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kreutlln and her daughter were
before the Commissioner yesterday morning on th4
charge of having attempted to pass counterfeiC
currency note OF the denomination Of fifty cents al
John Dogey's peanut stand on Fulton street,
Several counterfeit notes were found In their posi-
session. Doggy yesterday testified to the fact that
the parties visited his stand and rendered the nota
in payment for some dates. The further hearing
OF the case was postponed until Monday 1t is said
that Mrs. Kreutlin lives in comfortable circuH-
stances ON the "Hill."
Poor Judges OF Gin.
Martin Brother was charged with retailing liquor
at the grocery store % Monroe street without pays
ing the special tax required by law. Martin sold q
species OF German bitters, and OF the several wit.
nesses examined Yesterday none could tell whether
1t was spirituous liquor OF not. The accused
was discharged.
The New York herald., 1872-10-05
THE COURTS.
Interesting Proceedings in the New
York and Brooklyn Courts.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Criminal Cases.

Criminal Cases.
Judge Benedict sat yesterday for the purpose OF
proceeding with criminal trials Il
Isaac s. Lanigan, who had been indicted for ents
bezzling letters from the Post ONCE did not appear
when called to take his trial. Hts recognizancd
was thereupon forfeited and bench warrant ias
sued for his arrest.
Owen Cannon Is indicted for rescuing pris0neH
from United States officer. All the witnesses on
the part Of the government have, it appears left
town, and the case was, therefore, put of for an
indefinite period.
The Court then adi0nrnad
The New York herald., 1872-10-05
DIED OF HIS INJURIES.

The death OF George Krotsheimer, the German
who was shot while cunning in the woods near
Greenwood Cemetery, on Tuesday morning last
: was reported to the Coroner yesterday. De-
ceased was shooting birds In company with
friend, when he accidentally received full charge
was removed from the hospital to his late place or
residence, GAG Baltic street Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1872-10-05
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cOuaT-lH ADMIRALTY.

Calendar for Monday, October r.
Ryan vs. Hcckscher, Jr.; Mary Thomas vs. the
steamtug General w. McCandless; Commercial
Steamboat Company vs. ferryboat America; New
Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company vs..
the propeller John Taylor; the United States STATE vS'
Lighterage Company vs.. tugbOat u. Levy; n. A.
Chapman vs. Il. Sanchez DOz.
The New York herald., 1872-10-05
Amendment or Rule s..

Rule IS Of the Rules Of the Circuit Court Of tho
United States for the Southern District Of New York
is amended so as to read as follows:-
When cause Is noticed for trial or argument fol
the first day OF the term notice thereof, with d
torneys' Names shall be delivered to the clerk al
least eight days next preceding the term: and thd
clerk SHALL as early as the following Thursday, have
the calendar OF causes to be tried made up, Arrange
Ing them according to the dates or their issqeSs
And no cause shall be put upon the calendar, wtt1s
out the special order OF the Court, unless the pOtd
OF Issue shall be furnished as Is hereby required,
KENNETH G. WHITE, Clerk
The New York herald., 1872-10-05
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couaT-lH BANKRUPTCY.


Before Judge BlatchfOrd.
Conant ct al. VS.. Robert w. Milbank; the Presls
dent, Managers and Company Of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company VS.. Ezekiel r. Thompson
FiSch; John II. Harris ct al vs. James b. DemareSt&
John Thain ct al vs.. Edwin n Martin and Albert
King; Abraham DOudney vs. Patrick Mullins; wills
Fleming.
The New York herald., 1872-10-05
SUPREME C0URT--CHAMbERS.


BY Judge Leonard.
Litchenstein VS.. chenSten.-AlOwancc 476y
alimony IS per week, commencing September !,
1872.
The People vs. Thomas sFarrell-Prisonera admitted
to bail In SIS, 600 on each Indictment.
Morgan vs. REORGANIZATION denied II the plai1y
tin pays the said balance due in the action for prs
fessonal services within ten days, otherwise tho
motion Is granted. No costs.
BY Judge Van Brunt.
Meyer vs.. Heincke.-Case settled.
The New York herald., 1872-10-05
YOUTHFUL BURGLARS,

At Yorkyille Police Court yesterday three boys
william Tammany, Francis Manning and John
Kearney, were arragncd on charge of having
broken into Frey's cigar store, $40 Second avenue,
and stolen therefrom quantity OF cigars OF the
value OF S108 1be father of one OF the boys Ii a
policeman OF this city, and as his son was about
being committed TO prison he wept bitterly. The
scene La Court was most affecting one.
The New York herald., 1872-10-05

INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.
The List OF Appointments 80 Far as
Made Out.

In accordance with the act Of Congress- author
izine the appointment OF Supervisors 81 Election
the following appointments were made nv ladso
Woodrun, In the United States Court, yesterday,
for the different Assembly districts IN this esty.
The list il not entirely complete, hut We give all
the names OF the parties appointed 50 far as they
were made out mp TO late hour las, evening"
DEMOCRATIC AND LipHRsi .srusticAN-Ftasr A.
SKMRlY DISTRICT
The New York herald., 1872-10-05
SUPERIOR COuaT-spECIAL TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Curtis.
Sproull vs. Spronll.-Report Of referee confirmed,
and divorce granted plaintiff
Smith vs. Smith.-Same. l.,
Coleman vs. Coleman.-Motion for aliM0ny
granted; weekly So and $25 cost OF suit.
Trassello vs. Allen,-Order settled.
Aver ct al. vs. Kobbe ct al.-Order granted.
Laird ct al. vs. McRea.-Order granted.
The New York herald., 1872-10-05

veyed 10 Franklin street station house and looked
up until yesterday morning, when he was taken.td
the Tombs, where charges OF grand larceny ana Ql
indecent assault were preferred against him. BAH
III each case liked at 900, and as the prisoner
could not procure that amount OF surety he was
lully committed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18
:UaRAND 6rRNTNd.
sEodsp pAYs 4r'WNa leAcnAnAer

sEcosD, p4y aFlWAE RAoHARAeI's'
loo:MAM sEREEr.-Yesterday was t ths
l,ecq qay :oI ne grand epepirg q mn;
llnery Goods Of VIM Bachatacfssat
Nicolis Old sialla, on Main street. Jog
Inc weather. being favorable, this estab.
llsAmans was ihronged throughout the
gay WIN iaql V: attracted py the elegant
o'aplay :' q millinery goods Tor the taste
mAnl.esseq I'm u .ne selection q which TINS ms
ss y. y g justly ceieprated. hi
mere were c0nne'A ana eas Of the
must 'asnlOn ll Anapes WIN names
known onsylo inc nl'ia.ed, eHdently me
cteauon Oh an aIest Mno mas combined 90
s'faW' sa'ln, suks' aDponS' faces ana
nowets IN SueR y way as 70 acorn any
s'yle ~ ~ Deau! ihe trimming qepart'
isSp 9ilS = tof Us,
~ an sasleIn my slai'0 her taste
MI D. u inaeotea LOT the very crediteple
display o. oonnsts Rns hHFRt At hls satab'
i'Snnen', eS'efasEtssIuO g
IN ssplg9n - hS immense stock 81 q
!,lggG E sna untrimmed oonne'S ana
mas rs s' Mr. bacnasaca Keeps large stock q;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18

R llEA oHfA friend Dick, Score
tary Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, has taken thereon under the
Mcclure House, formerly the Headquar.
teri OF the Street Railway company, and
will Thereafter be found alongsidsathei In.
'suFra an rnenttn that locality The oflc,
Of the5Fire anda1Iarine has been nicely
fitted up, and is now one of the handsom
est rooms in the city, The company Il
one q the soundest here, and It is, fitting
that It should have nice quarters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18

JpplA SBdqa vas i0dsydan jSilI ha7.
ing been adjudged a fit subject for the ID.
matte aPYlumgA All our city readers will rec.
ogalzs lihl GIG namsthe poor fortunate
old man who has been wandering about
the streets for years, an object Of commits,
Grafton. He will be taken to Weston as
soon tas 1t is ascertalned, that .there,i
room for him in the Asylum. -''' Wv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18

SEVERELY HURT.-Yesterday morn.
ing about . O'clock d brakeman 81 The
Baltimore q Ohio Railroad, named viii.
liam Taylor, was severely hurt while
coupling up freight cars, in the yard in
this city. Taylor was cadghtbetween the
bumpers Of two cars, and seriously
squeezed In The regiOn 81 the stomach.
Hewas aremoYedzto his boarding house
(Mrs. Holland's) on Water street, and re.
ceiyed proper medical attention. 5iaas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18

Open. AIR CosoERr, blind must.
clan stationed himself in the middle Of
John street opposite the postofiice, yester-
day evening, and gave an open air concert
Of vocal and instrumental music for the
benedt Of passers.by. Hesoon gathered
d crowd around him who seemed well
pleased until he passed around the hat,
when; they suddenly had business in
another direction, leaving the musician
dlone IN his glory. leit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18
and the benodiCtiOn By Dr.. Mekerr..
River News.

sPlTrsBuI eH, April 17.-Weather clear
and pleasant. Monongahela 2 feet s inches
2anhIstationary, Failing at Oil City and
stationary Ut Brownsville. One Hundred
( and thirty. one steamers, towing 17,iSSI-
y900blahels Of coaland coke, LETT thisport
during. the present month. Lssl a's ~
I;S LoprsvT1 LE, April 17.-Riyer still fall.
! ing, With1a ieettin the canal and 10 feet
In the chute. Raining this afternoon and
tonight. business very active; gasSa
sCNclENvTI, April 17.-River SO feet
and falling. sat1a 3 q 5ag,l aoe
CAIRO, Aptil17.-T6e river has risen 4
Inches Weather showery.
t1ST. Louis, April a17.-River falling
slowly. Rain falling all day. Y -.L-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18

" IFyou wish to select your Spring Wall
Paper from a large and 5elsap assortment
ofall grades, you will dojwelt to call at
PAUL q orr's before going elsewhere, and
you vim be sure to find what You, want.
Remember en- the be place, PAUL 8 On No. 90
Market street.,,,l-,. VS., az, issr 5gyr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18

Efspis toF$sO0OO damages has'been
brought againstthe Metropolitan Railroad
Company of Boston for cutting of the leg
ola boy who lell in jumping off the cars,
~ 10 defence claim! that the accident oc.
CURED from the plaintiffs carelessness.
Rev Dr.. George B.Ide, died suddenly
at Springfield, Mass, Tuesday night
wlththSR disease aged GO years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
.Natio1ulal sunday school Convention.

Sunday school Convention,
T,r,.Sa,by, a sfs1 I sArr,l 17-rbo
N1Soaa, H s,,,SaS, Snhoc, H Hppnnon,;on nat
Na oioS9 .cioce ysnS ssesf cSiieJ ~ ori o.
o., y ~ TbSne MiIiSr ~ c;ncSnnSH III =
oAS,sd IN a feryeft nrayer aIter Ih;th
toIio,Soj theY sinoingf a the i'hrro1
hhM uS,, +Se Power n JesnssS Ne;na y
Pow Gao 4 .peIfz Of PennsvIvaniS then
.tSsJ "a ndrtion Al Inc Scrint,rea Se1 In.
n;"@ eth tbe fifSt verse ri ths Art chan.
tHr II JoshuS and ending With VA tenth
Seyse. Ala. ia ,oneniSy M" nassage Inc
eicbtb chanter Of Nehem7ah M a. A.
alclpl 81 Michioan Then lea IN PRAYER.
The attendance was yery large. every
sent being occupied. The platform was
occupied by, me President. George n.
stewart II. T, Miller, Rev. Geo. Rpeltz;
ReyiG. A. Hicks IChaplIne Zozeirs RSyI
Alfred Taylor, Of New York, and Rev:
III. O. Trumbuli, OF Connecticut.
The Business Committee rerorted a
programme for the day-aThe Field" be.
fng tho subject for discussion At the tlay
session, and "The Sewers" for the night
session. rsoU.i,t q T7lfI1 y .
"A Committee on Enrolment consisting
bflNessrS. Miller, of Ky, and Inapn. 0i
IN, was Then appointed.
Atthis point ii the proceedings, the
President Of, the Convention, Geo. H,
Stcwaft, o. PHILADELPHIA, came forward
with Thanc Miller BY the hand. and be.
gan a short and eloqnent address with tue
quotation Man proposes but God dis.
DOses,n HO iounl himself, prostrated by
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18

/. /, Orr THE IRA One 6Hthe cars used
in,tranSpcrtipg materials forthe railroad
track up John Street. jumped from5the
rails: ststhe intersection fof that street
with Main, yesterday morning. Ayiargc
llorceso men gasput 10 work 4 % getit on
tho track again, and accomplished the
job in a few minutes fGH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18
FEMALES

In many affections peculiar p ES N d
EXTRACT BUCHU 10 ure9uAltd y ~ NIB
remedy -as In ChloroSis or RetenuGg1Ti SIi,sll
ity, PainfulneBs or suppression o. ~, I'M b,
Excavations, liberated Or Heinsa9aa ri,, M d
Uterus, Leucorrh9A or Whites, ssfas .sss rlf:,
Complaints incident to the sex N1s ~ q !
nom indIscTetion, Habits 9! DIZZY 'T,cs,fi,,s 4
the Decline or Change Of u 10. y y v
extensively by tho most emlnenL ~ Y, EsIsSs
Midwiycs, after ConfncmCnte ~ ~ - ~ !
and Delicatc Constitutions Of both W. d
agos, attended with any Of the SOO''D''
Symphonic,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18

STATS MEDICAL sooIEM. THE next
annual meeting Of the State Medical 50.
ciety'willbs heldin this city commenc.
ing ats O'Clock, r. lt., ,WednesdayiiJ June
9th. 1T has not been definitely deter!
mined where the sessions will DO held,
The best room in the city Tor such pur.
poses eh6dla' ctendered the Committee
Of Arrangements, ssalnnT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18

7nN - - ~ ssE-gl9V HEOH
6GOMtSa Nh Kepd I'LL BusiAeAS4A Agent
Of the Berger Family Swiss Bell Ringers,
was In the city, yesterday, making ar.
engagements Tor one grand entertainment
to be given by the troupe. The hall was
secured for next Saturday night week
'@S|h inst and welAnoH | thst the many
admirers here Of the Bergers will be graft.
fed to receive theintelligence. Sol Smith
Russell is still with them and Is as inim.
tably funny las ever. 2 Sol standsSdt the
head Of his profession in this country, and
a "bumper aaaitshis coming to our city
30 has hosts Of friends here, as he has
wherever he goes; in fact, the Berger
Swiss Bell Ringers become more popular
with every successive tour Of the country
they make. Particulars Of the entertain
ment WILDE given in duetime.i In the
interim, let everybody be getting ready tc
attend. a..isaa La q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18

CAIuRrJsD. sTANroN's and examine
his stock Of Wall Paper. He has theIbest
selected stockin the city. Paper tfiam led
ready for hanging, free Of Ctas9e.l Don't
forget the place, corner Monroe and Mar.
ketstteets opposite them cnate House, b
81 .,,L.-l !, ll.,E ir.. t-rI,EI .1lls0 cod
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MUS h n CouRr.-Thls Court t' was Z
not IN session. yesterday, Sibat viii meet
this morning at 10 o'clock-an adjourn.
nentto that hour having been taken at
the close Of Tuesday 9 proceedings. 81 I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18

READY FOR BUsNEss.-The ierryboat
that piled between Ritchietown and the
Ohio shore until recently when she
was torn from her mOorings a nd drifted
on Boggs Island; was sfloated of during
the last riseIand viii be ready to resume
operations in q day or two,