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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09


0llc 3lajln State 2cgIstcr.
CARSON CITY:
Tuesday. April .. 1S02
The new trial of Laura d. Fair has
been fixed for June -.
There are two hundred insurance
Offices III Chicago.
W. J.. FoBBEs, OF the White Pine
News, was in Virginia on sunday.
Latest New York quotations are gold
firm, Governments duII and heavy,
money active and stringent.
Numbers Of miners are leaving Salt
Lake City and going TO star and other
districts south.
The Caribou mining interests, in
British Columbia, are reported as
eourfsh;n-.
Already mention Is made Of straw
berry festival I come OF il Oakland,
ina few days.
-ol ~--,, r...b auI rr,nL FnIInr
49, ,t5, xa,;,,aI
o""'eN'o"
,La
~ - a.,,aE
'io0e
q lung le''''
The salary Of the President O: Har-
ward College i St'"oo' ana ''o >''''S
II ;he head cook oi one 'l tA7 BOSOM
hotels, Is %f-50o-
-. ron~r,s.
at,-:a narTnr:,.tnn If III oaot
or surveying The eastern boundary Of
California.
\ MINNESOTA paper PRINT, a IL>i o.
80 cG5n.la risfr l,ata-rExrHam.e.
We would suggest the State OF Ne
ala.
Tia White Pine News. Of April =.
..Tra rrf-anar.-Cian-I Burk.
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CINCINNATI.
The sonthcrn Railway Proieot.


CINCINNATI, January G-The move.
ment looking to the construction Of the
Cincinnati Southern railway, by what is
known as tho Ferguson plan, consisting
Of the city using its credit for $40 900, 900,
received new interest today, in the report
OF the committee Of the Chamber Of Com.
merCo TO whom the subject was referred
last month. The report recommended
that the members Of the Chamber should
vote by ballot whether they should build
the road by the Ferguson plan. The
friends of this plan believing that this
purpose was mainly to influence the lcgiS-
ton Of the State, preferred the question
should be put sQuarely, should the Fergu.
son act authorizing tho expenditure be
repealed. The motion made to SO nut
the question, prevailed by an Oyerwheim.
ing majority, and next Monday designated
TO take the vote of the Chamber. TLourh
the notion to-day was preliminary, il is
generally conceded that II indicates tic
result WHOM the test comes, and has pro.
duced much enthusiasm among the friends
of the present project Taken In conncc
ton with the action Of the hoard Of Tr"do
Thursday night, reaAlrming Nv n lcc;iS"2
majority their adhesion to To- E erS"so,
plan, it leaves little room for NO 5mS"l
ncnts Of the measure to long hope e s sr"
cess,
The death returns show rapid ahato
ment Of small poX here, There were for
ly.two deaths this week, being fifteen lea
than Inst, .... ...
Through cars to Omaha, Commcnc,
running Monday UM Hamilton, Indianap
oils, Peoria and Burlington.
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DETANED.-The train over the Cleve.
land & Pittsburgh railroad due at Bridge.
port about II O'clock a. NJ. Saturday, did
not arrive until 81 =. NJ, in consequence
Of an accident which happened it shortly
after leaving Allegheny City. A rail had
been removed from the track at such n
point on the road that the engineer could
not see it until almostNt "the break" The
train was running at its usual speed, and
although the engineer made All effort after
discovering the danger ahead to bring It
to full stop before reaching the fatal
spot, he did not succeed. The consequence
was, the engine, tender, baggage cans and
three passenger coaches were thrown from
the track, but fortunately on the side next
to the hill. Had they taken the other di.
rcction, they would have been precipitated
down an cmbankment of several feet, and
the accident have been attended with
manning and loss ofliEe,
It's said that the rail was removed by
the swinging OF tow boat that had been
anchored to it during Friday night, as she
was preparing toresume her journey Sat.
urday morning. Some notice Of the &C.
turrcncc should have been given to the
-, .o,n, n,,tIo.;t;o, 6v tbo,a T., oL.--. Z
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CAIRO, January THE river has risen
10 in$hes. A drizzling rain has been fall
ing all day. Evening warm.
MEMPHIs, January Weather cloudy
and cold. River rising.
CINCINNATI, January 7.-River 90 feet
6 inches, and slowly rising; suspension
bridge space IS feet @ inches; Newport
bridge 70 feet. Showing and drizzling
during the day, with prospect OF rain
tonight. DEPARTED. W. Garrett and
barges, John Kilgoin, New Orleans, 20
tows Of Pittsburgh coal. Arrived
Samuel J. Hale. Insured in the Globe,
Firemen's and Western Union, of Gin.
cinnat; Allegheny and Peoples, Of Pitts.
burgh, $4,000 each; Boatmen's, OF Pitts.
burgh, $1,000.
CAIRO, January 6i-Noon.-Arrived-
The Glasgow, from St. Louis, at 0 r. NJ;
Belle Of Memphis, from st. Louis, at 0 p.
NJ; Mary Alice, from New Orleans, ut A.
NJ; Columbia, from Arkansas river, at s A.
NJ; Fanny Lewis, from Memphis, at 10 A.
NJ. DepOrted-City OF Helena, for Hell.
ena, at II p. NJ; Il. j. Lockwood, for
Red River. at II 4. NJ; Belle Of Memphis,
for Memphis, at A. NJ; W. II. Brown, for
st. Louis, at TAM.
Weather-Cold, with light rain. River
rising.
LOUISVILLE, January 1.-THE river has
risen six inches since last night, and is
still rising, with nine feet five inches in
the canal and seven feet five inches in the
chute.
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CHICAGO.
The Alderman Bribery CaSes--.-The
CuStOm- HOUsc Site.

inc Alderman liflbcFY CaSeSssssThe
Custom. House Site.
CHICAGO, January Gin the Criminal
Court this morning, motion was made
by the counsel for The defense, 10 Quash
the indictments against number Of the
aldermen for Offering TO receive bribes.
Tho counsel fOr tLS aldUTIugu moved to
quash the indictments on the ground that
an alderman is not named in the statute on
which the indictment is founded, he not
being q ministerial or judicial officer. The
crime Of soliciting u bride by an alderman
Is not known in the statute. The case
was argued by Mr.. Runyan for the de-
fence, and by Sidney Smith for the peo-
pie. Judge Tree took the case under ad-
visemcnt, and will render decision on
Monday.
1t is announced that an order has been
received by Attorney Glover, from the
authorities at Washington, instructing
him to at once proceed to the COnicmna.
ton Of the property in this city known rs
the Custom Block, whcrcupon il is pro.
posed 10 erect buildings. 1t will be recol.
lecied that the Government invited tile
owners OF this property to put in their
proposals to sell. This was done, but the
figures were so eNorbiant that they were
at once rejected by the Commissioners.
CHICAGO, January 1.-Itis asserted that
some members OF the recent dehnct
Board OF Supervisors, are to be brought
before the Grand Jury, for evil practices
which bear resemblance to those for
which number Of Aldermen have been
indicted.
Rev @. II. W. Stocking; was to-day in.
stalled Rector OF the Church Of Epiphany.
The services were conducted by Bishop
WhitehousC, and Rev. DR.. Powers, of ST.
Johns Church, in tho presence Of large
congregation.
The assassination Of Jas. Fisk, Jr.,
causes some excitement here, but no sym.
pathy is expressed for his fate, although
the manner oil his talking off," is univCr-
sally condemned. g.I
We are likely 10 have an NntirCnt
war In Chicago, Many of the tenants
% m,H have been permitted TO ocCu.
X, IKE Park at n stipulated rent
Wor %,'ot IS from the Board Of Public
| tpmDOrnrv w, Pua I'NSV VI ClSClllS tLClCuu
nav Tho ,wo "rmGhouses, have declined to
reasons S; Wv" 'E cor rs rent now due. The
SonnC insist That the gr"mI was dedicated
exclusively TO park pnEo%sc"sS, " ,S"t ;So
Board OF Public Works la. no I r;%S, '1 to
give permits, aud that, MS colScnSSu HS !"
inc rent cannot he collected. OStcrs ~
sist that the rent is not due until til cnS
OF The year, and that they will not nav 4
until then. Under these circumstances
the Mayor will issue proclamation no.
titying the Hnti.rrn,crs that unless they
pay up nj once tho police will be Instruct
cd to ut once remove them and their
goods.
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MRXIcO.

err % MFuno, Dec ". VA JlLtAhl.
Jan. --l,otcfo Logan sp,risd TapeillAa
GA TIC Cd, and plua3sfc'l eJrytllrs
abolt The railroad station q he ely anl
cut down The telegraph ulrra.
The oiiciAl DliT,o pablialta lstinn lfDn
Coy Felix Diaz, ~ Ostana. CuHvir,ine
him q fraud 10 Tying 10 tlclcA, TIC iavJpl
ugAison Of the MIXED commiaAloo q,
Washington. Diay u sccms, crssoFtni
certain Jadgvs and private individual, IN
to'rs,ed In 'he claims On Americans W
produce witnesses 10 prove bUicgs Tie
commission contrary " what had occur
red, and that the Judgcs placed them,
selves To Aco1tl with the witnesses II The
itcpublio. This newspaper myi II pro.
lesu against ihzs documents
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The rr.ldent IN PhIIaArlphIn.

PnrLADELrinA, January G.-Pfuidsht
Grant, accompanied BY Secretary Bout.
well, cI Secretary BorG and senator Cat
tell had formal reception Al the Com.
mercial Exchange, which was attended
by large eOnCOuTAe d tnetelAnta. Sec.
rotary Boutwell, made IN address on the
importance and nooSSily u maintaining
such a taxation q will materially add
constantly work or a reduction u the
public debt lie said our public credit Il
the occasion ol national pride. No We.
curly . better than that which bcart
Ihc endorsement Of public faith. Ad.
dreasos were Also delivered by President
Comfy, u the Exchange, and Others, on
the prospects Of Philadelphia
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Fire ut Fort Wayne.

Four WAYNE, IND,, Jan. 7.-Last even
ing, between Z and s o'clock, tho large
iruit house and grocery of j. i. White
on West Berry street, was destroyed by
fire. also the two three.story bricks adj.
Joining, owned by Taylor and Anderson.
Total loss about $4,000. Cause supposed
TO be from the filling OF n can with OF tLT
gas escaping therelrom ignitinE from
4 candle. Mr.. Whites loss Is about sS5 :
600, with not over $4,000 Insurance
none 81 which Is in Wheeling 0omr,I.
nies,-ED.)
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Cnus, HISS, merchant tailor, corner
Main and Quincy streets, solicits the at.
tcntion Of gentlemen to his fall and winter
stock Of ready made clothing, consisting
of cloths, cassimcrcs, vcstingg, all new,
and comprising every stylepopular at the
East. With asuperiorstock, a flrst.class
cutter, and.thobCst worhmen obtainable,
can guarantee my work, and that my
prices will be satisfactory. Q. HISS,
CorncrhIam and Quincy streets.
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AdlutAut Ger. Sigcl, who went to
Saline county, Missouri by order Of Gov.
Brown, 10 investigate the recently report.
cd Ka'KluS ouIngeI there, has returned
and reports that there was no truth In the
statements inside by the man Wilfren,
Hnd which were iclcgraphcd from sedilla.
The Baltimore papers announce that
Archbishop Spalding's illness, It IL feared
is beyond the hope Of recovery.
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NOTARY PUHTIo.-Gor. jacob, within
the past few days, commissioned W. j. W..
Cowden, ESQ.,, Of this city, a Notary Pub.
lie. Mr.. c. is young gentleman of fine
attainmonts and will be found courte.
Gus and intelligent officer. His office is on
Fourth street, in the rooms occupied by
W. p. & D. l.. Hubbard.
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Qua REDWOOD LErTEN


= tss Egtlr' ~ .As iE,siag'uug
Sulh.Hg WY jmpoftAHi hss tsn'pirrt
bgrc ilrinf ,ha Urrk. ard hcoct thtfr
b Alt liii- r. rummrnsAis ~ Ncl he
aru at3rr7 WIS ~vf- Sls,iol a, ,le 10
crut hz.r 1.0i5b, Wery lulgp.sl iuio
a7i-s VI ne lg q jAHuary, And ao Tar N'
~ SIcirs GAl Ctrsabir an c,soerHcd,
thsy have hal gniir 5 lively liHle &c rev
brgnAcrl uus u l.Fr mrE1 tnPor2ri
onss ublng have bosn tgsufe squire AoItE
10, Ma, iAI. va iLhl X & BeiiA.ft msI
chAat. WkDNE srsuNd by Ot'sorr Gni
Oh to-day. U1a glAAisc q selling soo,i-
without a aueas1 The merchant, "a :
plea o, igD0EEsur II the law. and pIua,
10 sN " dI ~ AeAin. NAs - q ~ pay
ing the ossla 81 the sUiL This sbogA IL
NIAlng " or BlCsryc fgiynda, WhO
hAyr bVeD ,l0ins bgsns@s "a Tbs stio q
the river ilr The past two ycAn Ni,houl
llocBse, squire MOJilI0a means business
and tie regular pnos lOg ihc udcaoe h ma,
less than so, nOt moir than tlO1
Dick McnTidc, Wbo, u Is sid, Is nov
matched with tho Unknown, o, Give
iAssslt lA tAhN hkhA ~ go" e4N
gave ASparrins exhibition here last Mon
day evening,
An o6sIcperOus Individual, whom NC
will call 4, L., yiGdm u The julcc OF
corn, got into duiigully WllA our gcSd
nAturel barber hcr, low nights ago, ct
rather the CiIocts Of tho corn iuIcc caused
a di1tinoss OF the brain, and hrsd ihr
passions VI a. u until he got into Az aW
iul lcnGy, and imagintl Il was hts
privilege IN drmOiish lhings ia general
lie did not gel Tar in his operations, how
ever, for the barber being ra,hora musCu
lar man, aud mol wishing to NJ business
suspended in that Kind VI style, went Il
work energetically aud systematically
on the defensive, and soon succeeded h
subiugating his adversary,
January q ..f. kDggINN
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GONE TO LoUIsvu.LE.-Mr. r. c. Nc.
Afee, for mAny years q resident of this
city, and largely identified with its bust,
ness interests, lelt on Saturday evening
for Louisville, where he proposes to re.
side in the future. BIr. McAiee has asso,
ciated himself with a large manufacturing
firm in that city, and he goes to take an
active part in the prosecution Of its bust.
ness. The best wishes Of his numerous
friends go with him.
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BEING content with small profits, keep
ing expenses very low, and selling the
best instruments at lowest prices, it is no
wonder that the establishment of sheib's
Music Store, Washington Hall, has been
such surprising success 1t is &e place
for the working man or man of wealth to
buy Piano or Organ. The Rental Plan
enables every one TO have an instrument.
Examine into this way.
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POLICE CouET.-The only case before
the police court, Saturday morning, was
that Of Mrs. Mary starke, charged with
assaulting Mrs. Dumas. Both parties re.
side in North Wheeling. ANer hearing
the testimony, His Honor imposed a fine
Of ten dollars and costs on the accused.
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THANEs.-We are un,lcr obligations to
some unknown friend for an invitation to
be present at the anniversary celebration
on the 10Th inst, of the Demosthencan
Literary Society at Roanoke College, Va
The document is a very handsome spcci.
men Of the photographic art.
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LOUISVILLE.

LoUBvnLE, Jan. G.-Thc Board Of
Directors Of the Jefferson County Agri.
cultural Society held n meeting to-day,
and determined to:hold their next annual
fair on the 10Th Of September next, TO
continue five days, and 10 give SEQ, 900 In
cash premiums. 'lF'
The observance Of a week of prayer
commences in the churches tomorrow.
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lH0HT AND WRoNG.-A crowded house
greeted this admirable allcgorical drama
The fourth and last night OF It's appear
ance in this city. The frequent applause
oil intellectual audiences is certainly proof
that Fright and Wrong" has been well
received. The characters OF Hans, Ted.
dy and Richard Duncan were rendered to
perfection; and, with trilling exceptions,
the entire cast was crcditabIy sustained.
The tableaux were beautiful. Tableaux
without music would be like Hamlet with
Hamlet left out, and in securing Mr.. Kra.
mer's band the managers sustained the
reputation to please which has been ac-
corded them by a criticizing public.
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THE great demand for those wonderful
goods Of Japanese manufacture, now Tor
sale ut PAUL It orTs, still continues, and
they have this day received direct from
the importer tile third lot this season. Go
early 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 the largest
stock Of desks, p0cketbooks, gold pens
and pencils ever brought to this city.
Remember tho place, PAUL & Orr's, 90
Market street.
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The F aYorite SOAP,



claim that II cRnnot be excGlled, ist, 10 puri
y and quality; ID, In economy, because Il il
arm and hard a. EOOn al made and will not shrink
when exposed 70 the atmosphere, like most
soaps do. II will therefore wash half n much
more n the BoapB now IN market II the same
price; 81, Por perfection In washing. You must
wash WithR pure, clean soap, or you cannot have
clean, white clothes. lie HF FlpOrhs Sop and
you will have no more trouble getting your
clothes white and hultleSs, and guarantee that
Il win not injuro the skin or the most delicate
fabrics. 9Th, claim lot u an advantage Over Al
on 10 h0tts Without inJuTlng IT, Other sOapa are
rendered useless BY fOrgettlng them In the tub
or basln after using. Please enquire Of your
V,oSrT LOT the PaY0rlle Boap, and you win be-
eonyIneed that II IA the beat
CAuTION.-B4Gh bar Ia stamped "lHihFTs' end
gte.aS,L5sg Eap0Tik 4, SSo9p, manufactured By y.
Manufactured and sold Al Wholesale by
EDWARD RID,
Soap aud Candle Manufacturer,
Aug1g Wheeling " IA
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The Weather To-Day.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPFICE oFTHE CHIEP SIHNAL OPFICER.
WARRINGTON, D. c., Jan. G-T:30 r. y.


A rising barometer with northwest
winds and clear weather is probable for
Monday from Alabama 10 Texas and Mis-
souri,, Threatening weather and possibly
light rain or snow will extend fromlSouth
G "a to Lake Michigan and northeast.
M wM% reaching New England on the
T mOiIny evening following the area Of
u rne E T Sarometer that now covers Up
a III CalhHa had the Middle States. East.
Sr nS, winds viii prevail on the lakes with
n nSI, wtnGA veerinC TO the south.
Gtst on tue Atlantic coast. Dangerous
WINDS arc not anticipated to.nirht except
possibly on Lake Erie,
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BOARD or SurERyIsoIIs.-A meeting
Of the Board Of Supervisors will be held
tomorrow morning. The result OF last
Wednesdays election will be officially
announced. To ascertain that fact is the
special object Of the meeting.
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Nebraska Legislatnr.

OMAHA, January G.-The Nebroaka
Legislature meets on Tuesday next ems Az
the question OF the legality of the session. on
Is raised, and rs it is doubtful about their
being able to draw pay also, Il Is NOT ex.
pected that the session will be long one
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Educational,
INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
1879.


The last Catalogue shows an attendance Of III
Students al this Institution. Five distinct De.
partments 81 Instruction, with a null corps ii
competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages; MAthe-
matIcs, pure and applied: Psychology, Ethics,
Political Economy, logic, Rhetoric, the Sciences,
&c, &C., carefully and thoroughly taught. Prao.
teal Chemistry, and Physics, Illustrated by Ap
prOpriale apparatus. Special advantages for the
study OF Geology. .r
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets OF Min.
eralOgy, Geology and C0nchology; together with
many specimens ip other departments OF Natural
History Fine buildings; beautiful aud healthy
location; good society.
FALL TEKN begins September 9Th. Winter
December 5th, Spring. March 9Oth. Commence
mGnt, June 10th,
Boarding from 8 to a per week.
Tuition, from SIS To $24 per year.
For further particulars, inquire OF
ALEX. MARTIN, President,
jc6 hOrYAntown, West Va,
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Rumorcd Firing on n United States
Vessel nj NInYnnn.

WASHINGTON, Jan, Gan improbable
story was circulated today that one Of
our vessels had been fired into from Moro
SaS1iG, at Havana, but no information
regard To it. - '"N $3.50 80
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TuR WEEK or rRAYEll-Thc week Of
prayer, recommended TO be observed by
the Evangelical Alliance, commenced yes
teTday The subject proposed AS the
basis of the sermons delivered was, Tho
faith once delivered to the Saints the
bond OF union among Christians is dc
Tense binding on all.
The theme 10 day Is, Thanksgiving
For Gods Unspcakably Gin; for His
mercics, personal, relative aud national
for the maintenance and restoration Of
peace, and preservation from famine and
other calamitics for spiritual blessing
Tor tho progresa Of 'Christs Kingdom
and for the usefulness Of the Christian
Ministry"
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JUNIOR q. u. A Mon Saturday eve,
ming, u State Council Junior q. L, A, NJ.
was instituted by D. n. C.. i. T. Cowl.
The following officers for the year 1872
were elected $ G, i, f. Cowl; $, V,
O., y. Rhodes Brooks; s, O. Sec, J. Al.
bert Kyle; $, CT, l., II. Albright; s
c. C., Chas c. Faris; s. c, W, George
L. Williamson; S. G. q. $, ]. W. Nor,
ris; S. c. o. 5, c, DANNY Adams. Rep,
resentaIives to the National Council
which meets in Baltimore February s
1872 J. 7, Cowl, D. Rhodes Brooks, L.
II. Albright, ], w Morris and c. C.
Faris. .
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ATTENTION Is called TO the advertise.
mcnt Of " Hmommd IF Jf1tdn's Paudil
lost" This Panorama has been received
with unboundcd success wherever OK
hibited, and is now offered for sale for
want Of time 10 attend tOiL
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HELD FOR POSTAGE A letter address.
cd 10 Anna Khirklcr, of this city, Is dc.
tAined in the posIollicc at Pittsburgh, he.
cause the requisite 3 cent stamp has not
been placed upon IT,
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T STAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all the lots offered u 200 each
except two, now OiTer ten lots fronting on ilg
east side OF Elm aud Chestnut streets and TX
tending 10 the river. Price from 1900 10 Al 900
each, according To siEo and lOcatiOn. Terms,
Onc.fOurth cash, residue Iu canal Insinilnrn,s AZ
one two and three years. ITT f1T
.n JRo. p. aILCHRlyT,
Ang@i AtTOp Mil.
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CLOSING ont sales OF Boots and Shoes,
From now, ain selling out my entire
stock Of Boots and Shoes at cost. l.. V.
Blond, 1O7 Main street.
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NWIINK.

THE young gentlemen who broke down
the chairs at The College entertainment on
Friday evening, are earnestly requested
10 call and replace them, as The young
lady owners arc tired standing up.
PS, Also, the owner Of a certain IN
fortunate "stove.pipe," wishes the yodng
man who sat on it 10 settle as soon Rs pos,
siblC."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-08

LTSsLEY INsTIrUTE,-By an advertise.
mcnt found elsewhere in this mornings
paper, 1t will be seen that Mr.. Il. C. Dal.
zcll has taken charge of Linslcy InstI.
tutc, and exercises will be resumed TO-
morrow morning, We think the autllori
ties have been peculiarly fortunate in Sc,
curing one so entirely competent to take
charge Of the Institution as Mr., D.; and
we congratulate our young friend on hav
ing been selected to ill a position at once
so honorable and useful. We arc conf.
dent the Institute will enter on n career
ofprosperity under the administration Of
It's new Principal.