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CITY ITE MS.

PANrALooNs adapted TO the present season,
in variety. GEO. @. HENYING.
No. 4l0 9TH street y. w.
Dr. LEON can be found at his new Office, AIS
pennsylvania avenue, below 9th street, south
side, up stairs.
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ESCAPE OF CATTLE THIEvEs.-Last night
Sergeant Acton and Officer Barley arrested two
selves Oft as poundmen, aud in that character
taking a cow belonging to Humphrey Ware.
They were locked up in the sth precinct station
house, and some hours afterwards one of their
accomplices was arrested on the same charge,
AID on taking them to the lookup, the Ulcers
found that the two first arrested had broken out
of the cell by unscrewing the lock and m ade
their escape into the yard and scaled the wall,
since which time they have not been seen.
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DEATH OF A METHODIST MINIsTRR.-Rev.
James A. Massey, OF the Methodist Episcopal
M. Joseph s. Robson, near Royal Gap, in this
county, on Tuesday evening last. Mr.. Massey
was well advanced in years, and had been In
feeble health and superannuated for several
years. Some three years ago he was attacked
with paralysis For the last twelve months he
had grown childlike in body and mind. As he
had been gradually failing, his death was not
elder, and was esteemed by all who knew him
as a sincere Christian. His funeral was preached
at the M. f. Church in this place ON Thursday
Of the district. and his remains were deposited
in the Methodist Episcopal cemetery, near
town'-Easton tMdl Star, July IL.
HOUSE OF REFUGE CRusLrrss.-A prelim-
mary and Informal Investigation OF the alleged
refuge In st. Louis, was made by the board Of
managers yesterday afternoon. 1t shows that
the charges reported by the grand jury were
irue.- The boys have not only been cruslly
whipped, but have been confined in cells, on
bread and water, and forced 10 stand on o post
about six inches square ON top, in the sun ut
subjected 70 other harsh pupishments. A formal
examination viii be made to- morrow.
I"Gander pulling" was one Of the diversions
Of the Fourth in Illinois.
ga Danbury man lays claim to six fathers
-Four Is all tradition allows.
ga young man in Franklin, Ohio, calculates
that curing peItOu VI i've years NC uo6 WSlkeO
Is ,253 miles in visiting his sweethearts.
ga suit Of corrugated iron, double with
charcoal between the tvo layers, is to be
patented. Il 10 said, for warm weather wear.
ga careful estimate gives the peculiar in
formation that one person In every fifty OF the
population OF Massachusetts committed matri'
- Three months at hard labor is the London
penalty for wife beating, because the wife had
not provided supper in time to suit the lazy hus-
] bands convenience.
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NEw TICKET OFFICE OF TIE BArrrwoRr
ANE POTOMAC hAILkoAD.-The Baltimore and
papers with the agent OF the property nj the
northeast corner OF 18th street and Pennsvlv.nis
avenue for ten-yea lease on the same. They pro-
pose to est sblish there an uptown business ana
ticket ofice, 20 accom- modate persons RESIDING
in the western section Of the city and guests AZ
the Imperial, willards' and Arlington hotels
The store Is at present occupied BY Mr. Evan
Hughes. merchant tailor, but viii be vacated by
him the ist OF Angus. next, he having accepted
a bonus Of $500 to give up all claim on the
property ri that date aud give the company full
posse ssiOn. This is another evidence of the
shrewG management and business enterprise OF
the company. ~
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FAMILY SUPPLIES:
Stop! Loo6v RcnJ,,,
DUTY OFF TFASr
DUTY OFF TEAS
IS CENTS PER POUND ON ALL cRApEs
At EEPHoNzo YoUNGs g co.
PRICES OF srcAs
'''''e purchasing si'e~tere'
We are selling
FLoUR,
too, at AsTeNIsHINeLY Low RATES.
ELPHoNZo YOUNGS & CO.
We are Also ofseyi,e eo,g,o,as
tha. can be produced, at prices which DEFY OO.l-
GIVE UsA CALL; IT Will PAY You
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs s Co.,
CT ocE Rs,
NINTH AND STREETS,
iss Under Masonic Temple.
nrRE CArAwRA vrNv
ON DRAuGHr AND In BOTTLES.
CALIFORNIA Hocr.
FRENCH cLARxH
Rogr< WIZ rouycErs Ayp EASE Az.
A00 .O0-. .ND 1A'' ~A'
,,.,, .v,, ,n-, .v,.
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A FEMALE PIcKPocHRr ARRRsryp-Alice
Redmond, coiored woman, was arrested yes
terday In the set or abstracting a pocket book
of lady named Mrs. Parrish, while she was
standing at the corner OF eth street and Penn
sylvania avenue. Happening to feel the hand
OF some one in her dress, Mrs. Parrish turned
The woman dropped the pOcket-book and ran
off, Officer Clements pursued and overlook the
thief and locked her up.
THE "Go WEST CLuB-Yeeterday the so,.
diers and sailors in East Washington organized
a club to 60 to Pittsburg on the Eth OF Septem-
diers and sailors convention. The following Of
fcers were selected Marshal, Clarence u. Bar
ton; president, N. b. Fithian; vice president,
TSrtT As
have signed the roll, and they expect to go to
Pittsburs one hundred strong, uniformed In the
army hat, blne blouse, and dark pants.
TIE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Last evenings meetings OF democrats aud con-
seryatiyes in the Ith, 18th, 18th, and 10Th dis
mittse as follow. IN district. S. +. DrSry. s.
r. Slater. and james THOMPSON; 18th, W. H.
Clsgett, Robert Ball, and G.. B. Wilson; 18th,
2; r. Baby BAL Audrey Archer. and D. r. Mack.
james c. Nally. s~"' ~"o
SHOCKING AND Fatal AccIpxxr.-yes,s,a.v
| afternoon, as BENJAMIN Stottlinger, In the EN-.
ploy OF Gantz & Appleman, brickmakers. ne Ar
Reaches spring, Virginia, was driving along
70 ss
| started OF at q rapid pace down the road, up-
setting the wagon and throwing Mr.. Stottlenger
| out upon the ground, the wheels of the wagon
passing over his body, killing him instantly.
PRIGe's dollar jewelry store Is the only one in
the city that Is the agent for the first quality in
oroide and the dollar jewelry with gold wires
No. 10 Pennsylvania avenue, between Al and
] 9Th streets,
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Nl SENRAD ELIXIR
FAILS TO CURE CHILL0.

To be had Of BRACE CISSRL, corner Bridge
and Washington streets, Georsetown, and Of GEO.
b. PLANT 4 SON, corner New York avenue and
18th streets, where testimonials can DO seen.
msyl+lyr
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DR.. WHITE, Ch,r0pedist, treats Corns, Bun
ions, Club and IngrOwIng Nails. &C., without
pain, SO the patient can walk with ease imme-
diateiy. Operating rooms, 535 18th st., opposite
U. s. Treasury.
THERMOMETERS and Baro,neters ara repaired
snd made to order by Hempler, near 4 street,
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. THROUGH To THE South WITHOUT CHANGE
or CARSON and after to- morrow a Pull man
palace car will leave the Baltimore depot of the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad every evening,
and go through to Weldon, n. G. This will add
greatly to the comfort OF passengers to the south,
hitherto greatly inconvenienced by changes of
cars.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

80 ANA -NSb SohI AM Y Nos
CHANGE OF AGENCY.
Maryland Tire Insur.nc. C.o,,,.,v
81 baltimore.
Have ,his isy appointed
n. T. c. JORDAN
THEIR sOIs AcKNr
fVA i"- 'Aih OF WASHINGTON n n
Al parties fesifing tn.ara-c. An a.. -.
those wishing 20 roneW iasGrSoSss 49,, -, ~, -
vil make application NJ ths otscs. - sis .s'eo,gd,
e., al = rd @. e NJ 30 iR a' of9S in shS
RE rOU INsUREDf
The BkRKsRIRx MUTUAL LIFE IssuRANru
COMPANY. q Fi.tsheld, Mass organi1sA
lsSl; assets nearly s2.0oo 900; has had
successful experience Of twenty years.
Losses paid in ISl, snlSis; IN
twenty years, sss20a,
THIS company does n; forfeit the roIicie. Of n
b AM ,s s9I r. e ~ rrsiS 1t ca s
he unesrsed premiums IA ssnd have hem az
hausted The Er.ctcl uparstfou u this feature y:
snsua Visnaam vi & s' ln'sToa year. ,a.y,
/: ! +: : !: : /:
az ne ssSIssssei IN every policy is.uei ~ ;hs
wealth q Nsssschu-e,is ca asd !esd ,s-s,
and pts iry1n Widows. o. plaus al sr,iti.rs
aac e.i9g N arrears ron one 70 ihree ears Al 20
PHIL. II. WEIGH.
ie:i-tf SOS street. Nssoric Tc-nsis.
TIRE "TRaNKLIN FIRE ENsrs-
Il ANsk COMPANY,
OF PHILADEPHlA,n
CHARTERED isaa. =
CASH ASSETS, 80 500 ooe-IossEs PAID ID
1871. Sl.SO0,0s9.
ALFRED O. BAKER. President.
~ ncALLlsTER, vice Pres,asut.
IHEO. b.. REGER, Secretary.
H. LEWIS BLACKBURN.
WASHING roN ACME,
sIss SEVENTH srRHkr NV.
The trsnkiin Fire Insurance Company, OF Pb,,s.
atx nov IN ,is SO year is ss we known % ths
WI, WIN esp.tal 81 s.eeGooi IL Ia. 5 casa socuns.S-
pay Il has 40 DISPUTE. . nv 70 sris., ia, vii. .
say uibfniIy tfst BE "a s Fb ~ gse
snS oSs Of p u fs Use. ss Ta al
Seu..T Syo sIiss q, issued os.r G,e hars
After tie great Chicago Gre the "rrsHsl,unw..
's soS s. .IsTw !. sdny a. ia
es"%aend a Zen pr esEs. sod.
Gail at HE Insurance oonsof
HANSON BLAckroRD,
- 5ls 9TH street,
AHp INSURE YoUR PRoPKRTy an ran
FRANKLIN, OF PHlLAD ELP IfIA
uayT-r
FTuIE ARLINGTON FIRE rys. 90.
L FOR THE DISTRICT 0F COLUNRIa
CAPITAL 100000.
y.,nss q Ks,,s. pIREGro i :, W.
walter s 6 HS1ns''' si S a ke SsaEd'
jesse b. Wilson, Charles Famons.op
Vim. II. Riley, Or. VIM r Jebnrf,a
Adam Gsdiis
=; c; kENNEDI, Pres. } WILSON. Trens
once 1923 y street N. W. apIs-sa
TNHE NATIONAL MErROP0kEFAR
l. FIFE Insurance COMPANY,
OF TEE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
ORGANIZED ACC Usr %, Iers.
WIN. B. TODD, Vice President
eAhULL CROSS, Secretary.
HRBCfoRs.
b. Blake, Vim. b. Todd,
VIM. Wall, Charlie. Just,
VIM. .. Metxefott- John r. bennaa,
Geo n. Quick, noses Kelly.
a. II. Shepherd. oelx0
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PRIGG's dollar jewelry store Is the only one in
the city that is the agent for the first quality in
oroide and the dollar jewelry with gold wires.
No. 40 Pennsylvania avenue, between Az and
9Th streets,
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TIE GREENS RETURN; OR, A wERK IN AN
ATTiC.-on "wednesday, last week. Antonio g.
ZeTyoDdAcki. a Greek, Jumped from a sscona
story window 10 escape officer Dinsmore, who
had corporation warrant charging him with
protane language, ~ was stated in the STAR at
the time. Zervondacki mvsteriously disan-
peared afterwards, and the officers could not
md him. Yesterday he turned ND again. He
had, 10 appears, been concealed in the house
where be resided, and has been busily plying his
trade. making cigarettes. ON the approach of
the officers he would climb up into the attic,
and draw the ladder, by which he ascended, up
charged him with yrcTs,,fv' vi,hdrew ,he
charge, deeming him efficiently punished by
his imprisonment in the sky parlor during the
rast weeks hot weather. The case against him
himself again.
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IEAAMOTR 1LUI 0IoU UAD.
Qssas. IOWLBB 3 HAYWOOD sEs neW Guar.
mig . OlDefioe quality q oeone.
q Public W0fks for ths abutnsatD of II etrese
bridge Wfn 0hoW H. tAsy aro 0aDegioe toeay nth
Or1srs sss ssasslssa, vhssA vm b. f,f.iaAsa viss
SO6cs-es Brsass ssrsse. ossrssssvn. narH-u
THD . 10 CIV NO!ICE, fhas TIE subscri-
District Of Colu0bia, holding special term. letters
tessamentaly on the Dereeasl estate o. NARY
o. deceased. Al pessons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned 20 exhibit The
On or before the 6sh day Of July next: they 1av
otherwise By law be excluded from ell benefit Of TIE
said estate.
SssM SiVE CHESf BAS1EY, Sx:e1sor.
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Win tss Isss sSsesy year. nd tie nsnsroes n
Dortant surg1es! eysr.saeas Is.fosnsd z DE- John;
ston: xssSe ~ seS - vSeS hs1s me
gain "a as.h bssre The public. bscdes BE stsnd
ing - geotieman o. ehoSaeeer ano fssDonsouasy
iSd seSfsnseifss fasf s6SsTfeeiD. oey
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-, ne iseNprtrset m every policy issrei IL ~,
bEhhshl nh, aad !, susrauteC1 ~ the C1Hlul.r.
wealth = Nes-schU-eJrs. tgi SOD rraI cr--,ff a-e.
ani fesl pfs Tn, IN Widows plaus "a arntui.-re
t'rs; who have been paid me fu,i amount .rs.-sF
snc heDg IN arrears ron one % thrce years al 20
time VI dect ace. ~
PHIL. n WEIGH
jes,-tf sos r strs,.f 49, 49, - 49,, -
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21

CRESCENT SPECTACLEs.-Chas. W;
Friend has been appointed sole aSeh-
in Carson CITY for the celebrated Crest
cent S~nectacles. There is nothing To
he 50 much desired as perfect slght,
and p~erfect sight can only be obtained
by using perfect spectacles, the dlii
Guilty of procuring whlch IS wen
known. The Crescent Spectacies, ~
called from the peculiar constructor
of the glass (reseHlollnS a crescent
will improve. strengthen II Preser.G
the sight. The quality OF the material
from which they are made. being of
remarkable purity. gives theih asu-
periority for ~clearness oVer an othcl
ordinary s~prctacles made. The Y Is
too delicate an organ to be tritied with,
and sill people will buy a par OF
CHEAP imperfect spectacles thinking
it is economy not knowing that they
are doing themselves an l~rreparable
iniury until it is too late. All genuine
have trade mark on every pair.
RINK OPENED.-Moore u
Parker have opened their skating RINK
far the Winter season, where lovers
Of Measure cannot fail to find employ
ment. \ lot of new skates nave ar
rived. the hall has been provided with
a NOW floor. and all the arrangements
are in keeping with those OF a Hfrt,
class establishments. rank nan VIII
he on hand to lend aid to those ue>'r-
ing to learn the art OF using fnIiei9'
Moore i Parker have displayed eher-
ry and contracted expense TO cater III
The wants of the community Ill me way
OF amusement. and deserve a llneral
n anN -lfD
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21
LOCAL lnTELItCEN c
United STATES MAILS.

ueno-Arrives from at $50 a. m. Closes
Cor at $50 Y. IN.
y,rginir-Arrivcs from at 10 a. m
Closes tor at &:+5 2. IN
Gcuoa and kGrora-ArrlNes from III
6;o .. m. Closes for nj d:%u a. m
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21
REFRESHMENTS rANDArTHE DEPOT

rinia and TruckeR Railroad Company,
as an office, at the depot. we noe
stand. has been leased BE- a couple OF
~terpri> gentlemen of this city. To
bp used as q restaurant ana coliee
stand. As SOOn rs the railroad com
many yacate the building. it will I'M
iuediaiely afterwards be fitted up tor
the purpose indicated. and Will prove
a great convenience to many persons
doing business at and about the depo',
as we'll as to passengers So'hg anu
Coming hv the trains. The lesSees are
thoroughly experienced IN the pusi
ness and very popular men.
PERFECTLY HAPPY.-The election OF
Grant. a house filled with boarders'
provisions for Winter use "n hand,
ont of debt and money on hand, gen
eral good health. and at peace WIN
the world or any other tncle
George Tnf7v. OF The =. Charles Hotel
comes A. near being a happy ma As IS
to he found in any country. itHlS
indepnrIent-aS every man >hould ne.
Vel he treats his customers WITH one
~-n.pert and gives them h worth OF
thair y All Of which accounts
for his being a popular landlord.
SrAnLEs.-poc. Benton'~
stables. nearly opposite the =. Char!e~
Uo.al, j now in Il far better condition.
toarromma lat"thc public WITH hnf>'>'
carr;ara~ and i,ug-irS than at any Iliii"
since the Doe, T,au'ei himself III '",o
CITY. He has. recently. purrla>'d al
dirirual buggy horses aue new h~u-g'"-.
a,I altr~-,hrra his stables good turn
ants can Do, procured at living rates.
A., centrally located. he
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-21
CAyEp In. The Mound House

caved in at about ocioeA VI 6
Monday evening with . terrible CRASH
a the Enterprise, some seventy :
tons If hay being precipitated from the J
second story to the stable floor. rive J
horses we're in the stable at tie Tune,
one of which was badly crippled, u
tho other four shut i'll so that tneS
not be gotten out unit the nay
rp,noypd. The stable Is used loi
the STAGE horses now running
this citv and the Mound House, ana
fn1r stage drivers were III the hao''"'
in the barn. Fortuna'eiH'
the crash came about an noun ptin.o
the stages got there, or the loul uiiNet
and twenty four more horses N0"'a
DrOhably have been caught III 'no
wreck. The Half way House pa'l
will be used for the railroad s'aoo
horses for the present.
Tp,p TO MoSo.-John Hanson, OF
the Yellow Jacket mill, Will accom-
panv DIR. Muncton, in a day or two' OH
a trip to the Dunderberg mine III
Mono conntv The Yellow jacket
mill not running at present, lot "ah'
of ore. affords Mr.. Hanson a llttie ieis
ure time. and being considerable OF d
nnininr experl and fond of exploring
mineral regions. will embrace the OPP
n~ortuuity and look at the Dunderoerg
and other mining properties IN thHt
REGION. On his return we VIII. no
doubt. he able to give extended 'h'"r
marion fromthe~ researches OF ms ram,
HES atnong the hills. John IL Good
for a Eein, n he strikes float rock
~ 10 roparaI at this time
~thaSuoods shipped here from various
cnxrtars lie IN Carson so long lha1
r,k,t loss cnsues. 1t seems there Is
~ Forwarding House there Vet, a'ii
.the freight agent of the r. K. co. VIII
7 not let a"vthing 90 without an oritI
FROM the consigned. Nhv doi' I
somebody start a Forwarding ana
Commission business therc?-lA'plie
Miner.
forwarding and commission houSe
womb do we'll at the railroad depot in
this city. and il has been a wonder 10
II. Nhy some man with Il small cap
it,I DON'T start in. Il would pay well
TUE REDSKINS are at present en-
gagged in many houses. around town
shifting wood. In fact, since the coio
weather ha~ >et in, YOU very seldom
see any Of The proud ab"riglneS llIe
We think the Na~h"e irI'e deSeile
credit for icing more iu>lIIo.> u,
{ Nevada. Ne tnev are very lndeIehd
,.ur. and kind words and
, pIrur are A. Indispensable A. that very
.urrp~~arv'' article, coin, 10 oUtdI'
= their services.
Nr<E from
I'M Man.
."" '''''> aa,r
u county. : @! 4 very '''''" T.
~. - f,v DAYS since. informs u
't.r,, ore j. now Leiu" eH'rsr'ei tina
wi >.-.i h.-A mp ,i IT, .II.,y
'''.''~ 90 W. -, 'or.,A wei
b "'''''l'' a.. l"1.' al ,,.ar
".H"ed va - t''TiJ ". .,.t ~,
L. -. ~.'|.'N '~''','H - ~. -.,.;,..
. N"jN "o inc '''i''' VIII -
"'-''"-
e. t.''''''' 0>'> I...f,.
+" >Hl':I"''''''h' ''
0a-"'r road, Nho mas 'f,' com. "
tile ".' = for a '.iN or l"H ta'G = ~ Il,
'' ]~~'~. IN me ttI.''t ~, KIN,
Ai'''- >tT> MvI' ", II. ,h,1f - mnNwl:r
mnrt,inIy can he Obtained Il
- a''''"', ~. = ,.;l ,a.urn Ia Co,umhu
>. At once ard nut a force of hands {
- work ON ;he road.
Ar should be rememhoro
H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-01

TRANSFERS OF RIAL EsTATE-Thc
following transfers Of real estate were re.
corded at the Recorders office during the
week ending December 29th; grt
Deed made December % by James j.
Foster and wife 10 Philip Biiehrle, for
part Of lot No. 1870, East Wheeling south.
east corner, 30 feet front on alley and
running north 40 feetD 5000. Admitted
December 90.
Deed made December % by B. E. Dun.
gan and wife TO William Hartman, for
lots Nos. 40 and Al, Lagrange, South
Wheeling; 800. Admitted December 90.
Deed made December 10 by r. w.
Hazlett and ]. L. Hobbs, to William
Singel, for lot No. 8 in square No. 81,
South Wheeling $3.50. Admitted De-
cembcr 81.
Deed made December 10 by D. G. List
and J. T. Rogers, executors Of estate oil
Martha Knox, 10 Charles A. Wingerter,
for lot No,2 and part Of lot No. /, Main
street, old town, 1911 feet iront;) $4,000.
Admitted December q. ifr
Deed made December 10, by D. G. List
and J. !. Rogers, executors Of the estate
Of Martha Knox, TO COtharine Harbour,
for part Of lot No. /, Main street, old
town, eco feet, z inches front;) $4,000. Ad.
mitted December 81.
Deed made September 90, 1867, by j.
A. Brown and wife 10 Trustees OF the NJ.
L. Church ut West Liberty, for II acres
nj IanH aIts,EaGna. = "A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-01

The RIvER.-Thc river last evening
was almost clear of ice, and we presume
the local packets will resume business to,
day. The marks indicated seven feet nine
inches in the channel and rising.-Thc
tow boats Wild Cat and Gilmore passed
up at seven o'clock yesterday morning
tho Arlington, from Marietta, at 5r. NJ.
the Courier arrived from Proctor an hour
later.-The St Charles arrived from Pitts
burgh ats T. NJ, and in rounding in gol
aground opposite the foot Of Quincy
street. She was deeply laden, and in at,
tempting to make the turn, did not answer
to the helm and ran into shallow water,
Alter an hour or two she was got OF and
was to leave for Cincinnati at midnight
For tO.day's packets see advertisements,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-01

.~DEATH OF Mrs. CAMrDEL1.-Thc city
was panied yesterday by the intelligence
Of tho death OF the amiable' and accom-.
plished wife OLA. W. Campbell, Esqr., Of
this city. The sad event occurred at an
carly hour yesterday morning at the resi-.
dencc other father, Capt. Pickard Craw.
ford, near Martinsvillc. Mrs. Campbell
had been in declining health for several
months and quite i'll for week past; but
it was not generally known that she was
in any immediate danger The bcreavcd
husband and parents have the heartfelt
sympathy oil the community.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-01

THE great demand for those wonderful
goods Of Japanese manufacture, now for
sale at PAUL & orr's, still continues. and
they have this day received direct from
the importer the third lot this season, Go
carly and get your choice They have
also on hand games, puzzles and fancy
articles in endless variety, besides books
for persons OF all ages, and tho largest
stock of desks, pocketboOks, gold pens
and pencils ever brought to this city.
Remember the place, PAUL & Or's, 90
Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-01

LECTURE Dy Rev. DIR. DETIAss,-WC
call the attention Of our readers to the
announcement of u lecture to be deliver.
ed this New Years) evening, in the zsne
Street NJ. E. Church, by Rev. DR.. De.
Hass, OF New York, lately returned from
Egypt and the Holy Land, on those
places hallowed by so many sacred asso.
Citations in Oriental and Bible Lands.
The Lecture will comprise a description Of
the grandest and most sacred localities in
the worldamong them, Palestineand her
holyplaces; Mount Moriah and the Temple
Of Solomon; Bethlehem and Church oil
the Nativity; River Jordan and Dead
Sea; Calvary and Church Of the Holy
sepulchrc; Sea of Galilce and Mount Of
Beatitudes; Gcthsemane and Valley Of
tho Kedron; OllvCt and tho Ascension oil
Christ; Mosque of Omar and Mailing
place of the Jews; Rock Tombs Of the
Patriarchs and Prophets; Damascus, the
Oldest City Of the World, &c, sc.
The Lecture will be illustrated by
Map, Diagrams, Coins, Seals and other
rare articles, among them an Ancient
l'oll-a manuscript copy Of the Bible
supposed TO hare been written before the
Christian era.
This lecture, delivered in Dr.. DcHass'
intmit"ble style, cannot fail to interest
and profit every one.
As the price | admission is fixed a,
twenty-five cents, cve,y one shouS ON,
brace the opportunity OF hearing This Ioc.
turc on the Sacred Memories Of tho uoI,
Land.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-01

Crunch DEDIcATGON.-In our paper
Of Saturday morning it was announced
that new NJ. L, Church in the Eighth
Ward would be dedicated tomorrow
yesterday Pursuant to said notice quito
a large congregation assembled at 1Ol
o'clock, a. NJ, and listened to an able and
eloquent sermon preached by Rev. DR.
Pcrshing, of Pittsburgh. An indebted.
ness of $1,000 remained to be provided
for, and after the sermon, an effort was
made to clear the property of the incum.
brance. Nearly $1,000 was paid in cash
and pledged. Services were held in the
afternoon and evening. What amount
was raised on these occasions, We could
not ascertain. The building oroOtod
unuCr the auspices Of the congregation is
a credit to their good taste and liberalily.
LATER.-Since the foregoing was writ.
ten we have learned that the entire sum
required was secured.