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Boarding.

BlOARDING. "A married couple and also two
ID yonng men c Al obtain ard Ht
ly2-6ts No t. sE 'OND ST.
lOARDING-A few aummrr honrners can Ne
- accommodated. Convenient 10 railroad. Eli
quire at J'29i Odti MMERCiAL tF ICE.
DOARDING-At the n ". corner NJ Eighth and
i , West streets. Table board also furnished.
Jell-u A ~ NJ. FUlllEhGlLT.
FlOARDlNG-In private family; beautiful view
~ OF city and country; high, healthy location,
l1fgt airy rooms. Apply at
EIGHTH AND FRANKLIN SITS,
InyS-u Wilmington Dc
H OARDING-At
Id apr2-6m 900 DELAWARE AVENUE.
ROARDlNG.-A few gentlemen eau he acComo-
, GATED with board at
tebs-ti 231 WALNUT STREET.
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The Diamond State Loan meets this event

The Diamond State Loan meets this evening
The hay crop of Brandywine Hundred has
turned out much better than was anticipated
The Jackson & Sharp Co., and the P. W. AZ b.
r. Il. Co, are probably, the largest consumers
Of ice in this city. The former uses about 2. 900
lbs daily, and the latter from ton and half to
two tons.
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UNIVERSITY or PENNsYLvAnIa


The next term in the Department Of Arts and the
department Of Science, Will begin on Monday, s apt
10th, at 10 A. NJ. y"
The new University building on Locust street
west OF Sith ST, will be opened for the trst time
LOT Tue reception OF Students on that day
IN tne department II Arts, the usual College
20 fse with the large choice OF elective studies
heretofore pursued, will continued
1he Department OF Science Is a new organization
10 charge OF distinct Faculty The design Isl tier
giving young man thorough traini x In prt.iHi.
nary studies To an rd him special and practical in
structOn, either IN Chemistry applied to the Arrs
or Or Ia Geology ami Mining, or IN Cyi or Mechanical
Engineering. ~
, hvery effort has been made in the arrangement of
the building ana It's equipment, and In this srectiOn
ol professors, 10 place this Department on the same
lonuhE as the h5at scientific schools IN the country
candidates Tor admission into either Department
VIII present themselves II examinations either NJ
Tue University IN ninth street below Market on
lu,sddy or ednesday June 25th ami 2Gth nj iOL 4,
at the same hour. ~ ~ f'''
ANY further Information concerning the Depart-
lnelt OF Science, may he had tn Application 10
1905 Clinton street N'J' A'o'
Je2u-S NV Z. J. sTILLE, L. l.. D., Provost.
IL emmett Square Academy ana Seminary Chester.
IN ia Whole expense - to s. .er week. So
sHTGS Octl2-wu SHORILIDGE a NORRIS.
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The Senate Of New York il still sitting az a
Court OF Impeachment for the trial Of Judge
Prindle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-10

NAhE NuliCE.-PcrsOIs is selling or dlspusing Of
- properly must nUtiy the Assessors. or they
t ml1l ~ ~ neii Responsible FOR the tax. ALEXANDER
"a y saNg;E ~ washington street, North Distnct
WM. ollLLkl, 2zl fUpar street, South District
nss9ssor5 sAth street Is the dividing line between
'"o ~" ulalIlc'A ial26-u
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3'rnpoGals.
7 MeEovsMENr or WILMINGTON mAR-

U. 8. Engine 'R OsFI'E,
1880 Chestnut T., Phi.adel hia, Pa,
Juy Gih, Sir }
Seaed Proposals, I'm rup'icatn, made On 'oims
suppl ed IRON this 0nica, wtii u-py this adyer-
NJ ment attached 10 each, vii be rec ivei NJ this
ciuce, unll ~ o'clock, NJ, % Ihursddy August sih,
1872, tor rem owing b, drtd f. tom the chan el Of
Chrl tiana liver at three places, about 1900 cubtc
yards OF mud, sand and Ohtr uuse material; also
separate pro q ais Tor removing rock, go cubI )
yards nett) from same river
spec flea iOn., @c,, vii b. furnished from this
oillce. where map OF localities can hc seen
j. y kUWTI
tFS-Gt tftf pf Ettutp..
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SwARTHMoRE COLLEGE,

Swarthmo Delaware Co., Pa.
This Institution, TOR both sexes Will re.opcn ain
Month 3D. 1872 ~" 81"
For Catalogue, sc. address
4-2m-w EDWARD II. NJ lGII.L Pre.tdent
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.sAseIAL AND eaMmERcIAu.,
0EFIaE OF THE DAILY ooMlSERcIAL
Wflminqfnn, hal IuIv m 1870

The list monthly meeting Of the Mechanics
Loan Association was held, last evening, at
which siOo sold at az per cent premium, and
$500 at 269l per cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-10
DUBLIC SALE OF
GOOD HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
8egtStEr's alOttrEs.

EGlSTER'S OFFICE
HI NEW CASTLE COUNTY, June 2Tth, 1872
Upon the application Of Lydia 5. Poole Hnd liar
nah q. harvey, EXecutr,Ces Of ROlph e. Marsh
late OF wilmington city, IN said county, deceased
II IL ordered and directed by the Register that the
bNecutTces Aforesaid give notice VI the granting
OF Letters TeBta nentary upon the Estate OF the de-
the date Of granting thereof by causing
advertisements To he posted within forty
days from the date Of such letters In slX
OF the most public places " the county OF New Cas-
ue, requiring all persons having demands against
the estate tu present the sanle abide by an act
OF Assembly H. such ease made and provided And
also cause the same "a be Inserted within the same
period III The DAILY COMMERCIAL, Il newspaper pub
lisheh IN wilmington, ami 10 he continued therein
Two weeks.
Given under the hand and seal OF once Of
IL s. the Register Aforesaid, at New Castle in New
CASTLE county aforesaid, the day and year
above written. B. GIBIlS' ReUIatsr
NOTlCE.-All persons having claims against the
estate Of the deceased must present the same duly
altesteh TO the EXeCrltes, On or before June 2Tth
1873, or abide the act OF Assembly In sucli
case made and provided.
Address llmngtUn, Dol
LYDIA s. POOLE,
HANNAH q. HARVEY
Bz'z" Exec tTlces
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wJ ?: DOughte'l, No. 41O Ba,ket STREET. keeps
cties, and At 25 per cent less.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-10

su- ihe Patent Iantaloon Draccrs are comfortable
and sold at Doughten's '''
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New Advertisements, ThI. Day.

v See time tables for further particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-10

Hose, at Doughtens.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-10

H-7he Para on Shirt is popular all over the Uni
ted States, and manufactured only at DOughtens
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-10
gSsi ana found.

4 uST-At the p. W. a b. X. r. Depot on satup-
L DAY afternoon, about 80 n pocket book CON
taininR sum OF money. Suitable reward given
finder by leaving It at -.
iyiO-2t' THIS OF ICE.
VNOUND-A small morocco CABA. on Market st
II this rruesday,) mOruug The owner can have
the same by pay ng lOr this advertisement; Apply
al Mott THIS OFFICES.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-10

tH-1h he Ghyot SuSpendar has an onviahle reputa-
tiOn OF 20 years. standing, and sold at DOughtens
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at DOughten's.
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tv-S,nnmer shirts Of all sizes, from 95 cents up,
at DUugten's. ~
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x-EOvsitics in Mems Furnishing Goods, at Dough-
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for SaIr.

EOR SALE-Flve shares OF Star Loan Assocls-
IuO9' Tills OFFICE.
ENOR SALE-A 60 horse boiler and engine and
feb29 u w. X. a II. CAUSE.
LNOR SAL E, or would exchange for small AN-,.
II Ter horse, large Bay lOrse. k'ni and 10y
willing driver, and will work In single or double
harness, 10 carriage, or at heavy work Appy NJ
Jt93' THIS FlCE.
l4yuN SAL The stock and nXturea Of good cl-
} gar n ann'actoly. rare chsnca for a pr !ctical
man. Apply TO W. II. ROBINSON,
N8u No. llb n. Fourth street.
gNuR SALE Une large gray mare and one tiN--.
EDGE MOOR IFoV WORKS,
B3t Ellerslie station, r.. W. ~ Is. Il. X.
YNoR sALE,-iOO or 800 empty barrels for sale
IL cheap IN lots TO suit purchasers Apply TO
81. .FYLs,
Je29-lm cor. sixth and Monroe streets.
- lNEkVIEW GENE tERY.-L0ts In Riveryiew
HI temetsry Will be sold at the secretary's oince,
on aud after July lst fOr On' month, as follows:
L35a tronilnS on tie avenue, s22o per lot.
Payments one third cash balance In one AMI two
months. On and after August lst:
k4ts ,g fronting Gu Avenues 900 per lot
Lrhographeh plots and further III ormation will
b. furnished by - L. 1hlmpson, Supt, at the Ueme-
lery, or j. MARKS, stcJ and Treas.
3O2 Narkct street.
~ No name or money ci0 b. ieceiuei b,tDTe Juiy
ld-zI Jels-e1d
ANuh NALF-ihe handsome residence NO. ~
A. ltOl Delaware avenue, cor. ut burr son HH
street. Apply 10 Iei6-tf j. z. MCLEAK.
ENok sALE-Pew No. l22 in Ggacc Church. Ap.
II piyto ii 6. ROBINSON,
Jel-ll Fourth aud Market
ENOk $ ALh.-rne Good VIII STOCK anu Fixtures
Il Of tde WATCH AND JEWELKi BUSINESS es-
lAhshrd upwards Ol sixty years AZ the S. W. corner
Fourth ana harset streets, w mlngtOu, Delaware.
Being compelled, by III health. 10 rellnquish my
businuas offer the nod viii stock and flXtrres Tor
SAFE. furcIah rs can apply 10 MIR Preston Lea uf
thls cliy who hds tui power ut Attorney TO trans
ht hIl uusluesai no during my iuaDlity 10 attend
tU 1t. Z,BA FEItiis Ia
my2s-tf Wiimingion' Dal.
4 FARM FOR SALE-The undersigned being
IN advanced IN years, having concluded to dis-
continue farming, Will sell his farm CONTINUING
ninety nye acres, more or ess, situated IN SUSSEX
Co. Del on public road lea hug from Ga. stOWn to
Staiotdi six miles from Atter place, and one-hHlf
lnie from Mantle, ke river IL il divided into ave
u ds i've OF which are well set ia clover, the land
heihg highly improved AMI well adaptcu To the
grow n OF corn, wheat, oats ana the grasses there
are ahous seventy I'VE acres In cultivation the bal
hnGe Ia timber There are on the place good apple
oINhhld ~ Inherent varieties aun su II peach or
Chard. lhe buildings consist Of a new tWu-story
IRA ne dWcl ing wlln single urg adjoining. out
nuudlhss sum lent aud ~ RoO1 repairs. Flu ther
the proprietor, LZEhIEI RkED
mylj-3m Sea .DrI ri
ENOR SALE -Scatterg OF Allen, lO6 w. Front NJ
Is receiving large supplies Of Baled Hay, by
Ial WhlGh he Is seillng at the lowest market prices
hlso a nice 10Y oi Hay loose by the ton. Call aud
le'Ne your ordeFs' apr2Ltt
SAMUEL W. McCAuLLEY,
COnVcyuncer, Real ESTATE Agent md Dam.
missioner iOr PennsS wanna
Conveyancng in all It's branches.
ITumUt attention ufN tn ktt,tt
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EhONAls-The Undersigned desires 10 give M
~ uee OF tine removal OF his Dental Ofnsss from,
% W Iate residence, cor Filth anu Shpey Etrgets 10
10. oOS KING street, where, with Increased faeiii
uea, ne viii be pleased u walt On his pstr0ns
JAnSu-on Y. X JktFEtts Dentist
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" To ne weak ia miserable II

tH-7 Truth and Poetry.-Milton puts into the mouth
ol Luciier, in " Paradise Lost, q" these memorable
W rds-
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avanted.

advertisements Of three lines are inserted under
this head three times Tor % conts.)
NOTICE - NOTICE. - Two good dram horses
IN wanted at once. Report at 10 bls " Second
stteettO jY5-6t CHARLES u. AGNESS.
WANTED.-A large quantity Of ygte oak logs.
w Apply at the SAW MILL,
jan22-tf foot OF West St, wilmington, Del.
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this head twice for 70 cents.)
W4bnSTEp-,,A, situation, oy an eduoated c 'lored
oNy, as driver or waiter. Address
ylB-2r b. b, THIS OFFICE.
WANTED-q0On HARNESS MAKER, one
w who understands making and mending. For
terms andy 10 JOI LAV HUN
Wlo-Sr Milford, Delaware.
WANTED at once for the country, 'hree good
w latm hands. Also, Cooks and Chamnernaidn
lor country. Highest wages given. Apply at o1lce
corner Second and West
"ANTED HOster NJ No. Eat hlTd street
w Colored man preferred. J'9 ~
WANTkD-A stout hoy, 10 to 10 years of age,
20 take the agency for and sell COMME Gals
ht ~ h,slng sun. Good pay. Apply at
"ANTEn-90me light employment by an el-
w derry gentleman, su'h as delivering bills
circulars, 40 which will be attended TO punUtually
FOR reiefanre Inquire nf W n. Pierce, No. West
ith siree or e. ID. Armstrong, at the First National
BANK Also, bills collected
Jy9-2t w No. III III Vest, West sih Street.
"ANTBn-A small white girl for ohilds nurse.
Jvo-4L' sOa WASHINGTON ST.
WANTkD-GoOd German anf American girls,
w Apply at r. X RESTAURANT.
Best OF wages paid. Jlb-u
NWANTED-A few good lab,rers Apple nt
w yb-dt AUGUSTINE PAPER MILL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-08
How Not 10 Do Il.

The fact does not seem 70 DO generally
understood that the PRRaDRET, under
the fourteenth rule adopted by the Civil
Service Commission, can mako tempora-
ry appointments without subjecting the
appolntee TO competitive. examination, tin.
Ill the rules regulating the examination Of
applicants for Office are completed and
boards Of examiners appointed. The
PREsTDRST will continue 10 make tenn,
porary appointments under the old sys-
TEN, and those appointments will hold
good until some person Is selected under
the competitive examination system. II
Is fair to infer from the symptoms Of
Washington that there Is to be no haste
in putting this proposed civil service 70,
form into operation. 1t is found to b
exceedingly unpalatable to Congressman
who are the PREsIDENT's supporters fol
denomination, and just Tor the next few
months their continued support is much
more important than the interests Of the
public. 1t is apparent there Is TO be q
pretence Of civil service reform without
the reform. How not 70 do 1t Is the prob
lem just now in the "civil service reform
business" at Washington. .a..4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-08
Presidential PTospectS-.Grant stock
Declining,

A Washington letter, dated Monday
evening says: va M
4 "a leading Administration Senator,
who returned from New England this
morning, reports great revolution in the
temper Of the Republican party there TO-
ward Grant He intended TO make some
speeches in New Hampshire during the
campaign now opening, but says that he
cannot go into that State and successfully
plead the Republican cause, with the
press sending up every day as Democratic
Clectloneering documents, the proceedings
of the New York Custom House InYesti.
CATION Committee. HoRill call upon the
President tomorrow, and urge him 70
clean out that sink Of lniquiIy IN New
York II he hopes 10 retain any strength
before the people,! ldif f970sAJ.
Colonel Porney, Of Philadelphia, Is In
the city to-day on private business. In
conversation he speaks very despondingly
Of Grants chances Of denomination, and
doubts very much II Philadelphia even
viii support him. Other reports from
other States are to the effect that Grant
stock Is declining everywhere, and that
oil that Is now necessary for his defeat Is
Capitalization Of the independent Re
publlcans on some strong, honest man."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-08
MOST people think the present inflated

MOST people think the present inflated
business Of the country portends another
financial crisis in the future, more or less
remote. While most intelligent men
agree as to the fact of an approaching
crisis; there Is great diversity OF opin.
ion as 10 the time when, or In what par
ticular department Of the business Of the
country it will first develop itself. Some
thinks, as heretofore, II will first show
itself through the extended ceredits of
merchants and manufacturers others that
the various classes of banks will be
among the first to yield to the approach.
ing change, and Others, a larger number
perhaps, that the railways which are, all
over the country, rolling themselves into
monster corporations with immense liabl.
lities, will prove the weakest link in the
chain Of credit. and will be the first 10
yield.-PhilldekphiG Ledger.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-08

Mr.. WMLEY's proposition to adopt the
cumulative plan olvoling Is quito In keep.
ing with radical trickery. II the plan
was adopted by the Convention, In all
elections the radicals could concentrate
their entire vote upon any one candidate,
Their candidate for Sheriff Of Berkeley,
for instance, could be voted for by each
radical voter just as many times as there
might DO different offices to fill. Suppose
there are ten offices in each township, Mr..
Willey's plan would permit every voter
TO cast ten votes for any one candidate !
Sharp, very sharp, Is Mr.. Willey.-Mdr-
inS6try Statesman. r 'H...U..
The Stateman is mistaken in surprising
that under the cumulative plan mans
votes Tor one kind of Office would CORES.
pond with the number Of all the officers Of
all kinds to be chosen in the county or
township. II Is not true that "cach radi-
cal voter" in Berkeley county could cast
as many votes for Sheriff las there might
be different offices to FILL" II it were
true, could not Democratic voters do the
same thing, and where would the radicals
get any advantage2 The plan proposed
by Mr.. WILEY is that advocated 1t not
originated by Mr.. BUCKALEw, OF Penn
sylvania, IA Democracy 1t is in brief that
where number ofofilcers Of one kind arc
tobe chosen, the voter who is now entitled
to ~ vote for each officer Of that kind, may
cumulAte his votes on any less number.
He may give all his votes to one candi-
date, he may give one to each, as now,
or he may distribute them in any other
way he prefers. But he could not give to
one office any vote he would be entitled
to cast for another The sharpness evil
IDENTIFY belongs to the Statesman, not to
Mr.. WILEY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-08

THE SIZE OF misunderstanding to
the last census London has q popula-
ton OF 3,SS8O92. This Is more than the
combined population Of New York, Phil.
adelphia, Brooklyn, St. Louis, Chicago,
Baltimore, Cincinnati, Boston, New or
leans, San Francisco, Buffalo, and ALE.
gheny City, Pa, To lodge this vast mul.
titudc, III 900 dwellings are required, and
the people consume annually about 4 4sO,.
600 barrels Of flour, 100000 bullocks, q.
075,OO0 sheep, 10000 calves, 6l $50 hogs.
and one maket alone supplies annually 4.
O48,75O head OF game, This together
with 100000 salmon, besides other fish
and flesh, is washed down by $4,000 600
gallons Of ale and porter, 35OOOOO gal.
Ions OF spirits, and 1880 pipes Of wine.
1880 cows arc required TO supply the
daily consumption Of milk. The streets
Of the metropolis are about 1000 in mum.
bers, and II put together would extend
about 1000 miles. They are lighted by
100000 lamps, consuming every twenty
four hours 2227O,0OO cubic feet Of gas
The water system supplies n, go, Ss4 gal
Ions daily, while the sewer system car
ries off l6,Gs0,770 cubic feet OF refuse
matter. A fleet Of 1900 sail Is employed
irrespective OF railroads, in bringing an,
nually 5,250,0Oo tons of coal. Bitumin.
nna coal Ia aNrlusivelv ,so1 - a..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-08
A Confederate lIanireslo.


Prom tho MartlnSVIllc Statesman.
Tho poor be.deyiled rebel democracy Of
this State, for whom In reality the scala.
wags Of tho party never had any genuine
sympathy, have at last assumed the reins
and we may hereafter look for good time
generally. The old line wings and liberal
republicans will now have their just inilu.
ence accorded them, and the combination
ct the three elements win give TO US just
and equal governmcnt-light taxation,
and consequently happy and prosperous
future. Radiealistn and It's twin.brother,
scalawag democracy, may as well take up
the rear position with whatever Of resig-
nation they can command. The age Of
small men has ceased.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-08

On the Goth Of the present month, under
call Of the Chamber Of Commerce and
Board Of Trade oil Cincinnati, n convention
will be held in that city Ito consider and
adopt measures for tho Improvement Of
the Ohio river" Wheeling is as greatly
interested in this convention as any other
city on the rivers, and VIC should send a
delegation of our most influential citizens
10 attend it, Tho subjcctsto come before
the convention are numerous, and dele
gates are requested to have with them all
the statistics and facts pertinent to the
objects of the convention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-08

THE Capitol, Don Piatrs paper whlchis
not givento lenient judgement Of the Re-
publicans, says that the investigation now
going on into the conduct OF our terrific.
rial government, is simply a contest be-
tween Taxpayers, opposed to all improve
ment, and enterprising citizens, who de-
sire to make Washingtona beautiful city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-08

Mn. HEAToN, editor oil the St. Glars
vile Gazette, has sold his elegant estate,
just Outside of that town, embracing forty
acres, fine house, choice fruit, shade trees
and shrubbery, tolSIr. James Irwin, late
Treasurer Of Belmont county. The price
paid was $4,000. Very cheap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-08

THE ST. Evansville OsrOmds notes that
an enterprising shopkcepcr Of that place
has created a sensation and some indigna.
ton among the gossips by getting married
on the sly and saying nothing about till
four weeks after the TACT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-08

The Tribune prints a table rcpresen.
ting a transcript ofthe mail subscriptions
to the paper Tor the first five weeks in
1871, 1872, respectively, from which it ap-
pears that the net increase in that time
was 15,9OG. The Tribune draws the con-
clusion that its course relating to the
Presidency has not hurt it any.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-08
DIED.

RyHL-oh Tuesday morning, February 9Th.
1917, OF Consumption, JonN RUM, aged q yearf,
> The funeral will take place from his late rcsI.
dence on Centre street, above 9TH street, this
Thursday) afternoon at o'clock, Friends Of
the family arc respectfully invited 10 attend.
SMlTH.-On Wednesday, February 7th, 1874,
OF Asthma, JoHS SArTH, aged 81 year,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-08

TIE new Presbyterian church at War.
nock's Station was dedicated last Tues.
day. The Rev. DR.. Grimes, of Cadiz
preached the discourse. 0Ha
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-08

A DISPATCH to the Register states that
the committee in the Convention to whom
the question of removing the capital has
been referred, is composed as follows:
First DistHtt-Wilson, Of Harrison,
Miller, OF Ohio and Atkinson, of Han.
cock. ...-. j.
Second Dtstrtet-AIaslin, of Hardy, Os.
borne OF Jefferson, and Boggs, Pendle.
ton. .l LID II,
Third Distriet-Haynes, of Summers,
Warth, of Kanawha and Thompson, Of
Putnam.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-08
mr.. DUPoNCO,s GOLDEN PERI.

IL oDICAL PILLS, PoRFRITALRs.-They
never fall, and may be depended upon In every
BY cold or disease. 6UPoHco's GOLDEN PHIs
AiMays give immediate relief, being especially
ptepated Tor married ladies. AlAdy writes: "Du.
Roneos Golden Pills relieved me In one day.
III Ins. 9ENuINE arc put up In LARGE (wHTE)
nUo, o SHeining dorbe quantity Of Pills, and
nue. nue. stamp, Upon tho stamp see tho words
GSyUiSeos golden PUBS without that None arr
nd Fuli and explicit directions accompany each
n s9 aa,. IN Wheeling by RDMUND BOOKING,
M LtApikSI-By sending him Si.oo throuph the
wheeling Post Once, can have no fiiiS ~, ~
mall TO any part OF the country, Free Of PoStsgS
oels sOloPrOprIeSt;oFD. = New s%Y Yosk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-08

ToR SALE OR RENT-ANt ~
u Elegant Two Story Brick Residence,
situate In the town Of Bridgeport KIfk w.
woodO containing Nine Rooms besides Wash
House. Cellars, &C. The grounds arc beauil
fully adorned with ehrubbery and ahade trees Of
i.I I.l J. THOB. o'BRIRN,
ieb1 Real Estate Agent, Wheeling.