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National Republican., 1873-12-09
AUCTION SALES.
Future Days
RY wM. 4. WALL a co., Asctiopccrs,
- New Marble Buildlng.D
Nos. 900 and W. penn.yiyania avenue, corner OF
pIkMOSDs. w kTCUrs. JFyEtRy, Ac,

DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEwELRy, &c.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dccember lp, lsla,
commencing ~ clock, and I'll UR-DAY AfTER-
our saicsrooms large aud nttTlctlyc asAortncnt OF
nnc Diamonds, Cinstcr aud Solitaire Rtngs, Pin-,
kry Winding Watches, nng, Diamond Medallion
Watches, very hnc solid Uoid Chains. Sleeve hut
tons and studs, elegant Stone aud Seal Rings. and
the best quality Hpil-platc studs, Chslns. Collar
buttons, Ac, Ac,t IN fact almost everything found
In a aarst-ciass Jewelry store. sale peremptotJ and
without reserve. .
N.B.-Every article w,art,ntcd A. rspressein,ssd' is
, deo fstsr1 AuctiOnccr.,
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFicE A. G. s., FonT WOOD \
NEW foRk HARMON, November is is79.
sealed proposals. In duplicate, will be received ID
this Office until u M, December p isl for flrnI,ii-
Ing frcsh Beef required by the Subsistence Depsrt-
January I, 1874. 'NN'TNs
Information rs to conditions, quality OF Beef Ac,.
can be obtained by application 10
IL. NJ. POTTER
Captain and A. 4. s., Fort Mood.
National Republican., 1873-12-09
CARRIAGES.
ESTABLISHED 1914.
n. y. JOYCE,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER,
ala, aia, and lIs Four,een,s street.

REPAIRING In all Its branches. All carriages
leu for repairs, storage OF comml surei
AGENTS for Brewster a Co., (of Broome street,
Fith avenue, New York, augIb.lr
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BY wM. L. A MAIL a,,'s 4 SSi, SS,i,sss Arss''o"'er''
Nos. go and se rs9nsy,ani, avenue corner oi

soliF TAN TFRVY PARLOi SUIT. T.TWoMAI.-
NUT HALL CHAIRS, WALNUT CHAMBER
On " fsb ShSbhY MORNING, December 10. .isa,
at u o'eock, win sell, on the hrst noor OF our
salesrooms-
one CRIMSON Psiog Suite, spices; asofss, . Easy
one.Tsn Terry Psricr Suite, pieces, sors, Easy
Chairs, slide Chairs.
One hand some Walnut Marhle-top Chamber Suite,
with handsome Dressing-ssse, tpieces,
Two Walnut Hall Chalrs, Hair and shuck Mat
with other articles In the Furniture line, to cover
advances.
we call especial attention to tho above goods. a.
they were made 10 order In Philadelphia, aud OF
superior make Of the best materials.
wM. l.. WALL q CO..
des AucilOnCfrs.
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sGSS Sh5SGE " y. HtX2sRs sXfisRsrr, }rru.,ps.,

by virtue q certsin wrians, signed BY all par.
IA sss"sss ~ ;s.,s = * $iS isss,i 4 I|sSl ~
''huih' SS2R6dkkaMsw. SS2R6kk MswhYesSY shTYieeRsSEY, Trustees.
noit-eo&ds
THE ABOVE SALE Is PosTPoNED UNTIL
TuEsDAN, December n. ls7s same hour and
place. John ". ALyoRD, .,,,.,... :
GEORGE W, sTioksEx, sNs'
decs-TuThs&ds tstari ssicshiSn.
National Republican., 1873-12-09
CoExh.

Orders left at the
aAkIIgrsT 0FPISH
National Republican., 1873-12-09
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD

FALL ARRANGEMENT-TwOT TRAINS DAILY
nxgtPI SUNDAY, BETwEEN MAslIlNG-
q. ts11,
aH,, neays washington st "a m sndi B. M; aud A.
yoinE westwnrdD at 1li2ja. M. aud 6f5i y. M, and
arrive a. Hamilton at ilib o.. M. aud S;t5 y. m.
LcesburE tronF eastward at -. m. aud iii0 y. NJ.
sni arrive ~ AeSandra at sl5 .. M aud siS y. M,
sn1 ~ W ashInfton nj SGD n, ". and Bed u.
Pssscngers ffom washngton viii take the WASH
lnHton aud onto cars at the baltimore and Potomac
rslirosd station at . a. IN. aud 4 y. M, aud 20
through 10 Hamilton without change Of cars.
The e:tS q. m. train from Alexandra aud ts;1D u.
u. train from Hamilton connect At Hamilton with
kemps daily line Of coaches for purceilyille snck
ersvilc, Bcrryyille aud Winchester. Also with
keamers line OF coachcs, which leave Lcesburg
daily for Aldie and Middeburg.
Communication tickets, three cents per mile.
Annual tickets, 20. n. n. HkyENNER,
nug3-T General Ticket Agent,
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I3y, esEEx "a sa,,s z I, yILLIAss, y, ILL. A.s,. M

Ii!kEE:sToRi .BRICK pwELLiNu Ii0usE,
WITH BACK BUILDINGS, on THE WE8f
Y sTRFETs NORTHWEST. .7-7'T .
by virtue Of q deed of trust to Us. dated Novcrs-
g, one ftha land rrcords OF washington county.
party securcd thereby, We will SELL at public suc-
ton " mont q the preml.es, the hrhcst pidfer,
on thinAN.. November =, Is7s. at 4fsD O'Clock p
M, lot v ~ Nhltncy Warpcr's recorded -uIsn-
vision of lots ~ si'isrc thrc huni,d and ydvr.
lnchcs on The west side Of Ninth street, bciSocs
ant v strret-. by depth Of one bunircd sud
twcuty tl feet to alley feet Wide, aud trrn6
lmprpNedby desirable Two-story Brick uou~sl
1he housc L. supplied with all modern Improve
menis. nnh Tic Street = lust being paved. The'
rSnsr cs NH e o,he1 sS ,sss s e q h h
perfect.
Term. of sale are ~ prescribed by the decd sf
trust' tsco wi Interest from May T. fsvl, VI ted
per cent. ia cash. aud tho balance at six aud tweivS
months f1r which the notes Of he purchaser icsrs
ing Interest from the iny Of sale aud sceurrd By
decd q trust on the propsry sold will be taken.
deposit Of Que huu'lfcl dollars will be required Il
tile time ofH,lc, ani ifthe terms arr not compiled
WIN ~ ten lays amer sale the deposits will be fors
nliet. All conNcyancing at the cost OF the pur-
nRAINARp u. Manner, tr,
GEORGE ". srlckNEY, rrustces.
GREEN 4 Williams.
ho'i'eoahs Auctionecrs.
,asTHE AnnvEsALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
T1NhsPAf pisa Hss1r f. e IN siS hour s"a
GIoRGf II. sfiGKSfY. }rristees-
sr.r, CREAM WILLIAMS,
ng-'-tIuIh&hs AuctlOucefa,
National Republican., 1873-12-09
RAILROADS.
A LExANDRiA AMI WASHINGTON
~ MAILRnAD MD AIENANDRIA MD

"A RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND
fhEDEnIc IIRg RAllwAl.
DEPOT CONNER SIXTH AND u STREETS.
Local iralns for Alexandra leave rsfollowsi g. 7,
- 10 " M, " 2nOou, !, 2 ., 4 s. q. pp. NJ.
eept Sunday.
focal irains leave hicyapdrla rs tpfowsi O, EA
o. 0hnd u n. NIT lsm,, I, 2 4 T. T. gaQ17 u, m,i 4
2. y. and 9p. NJ. from Alexandria daily all other
trains daily except sunday.
Trains marked tins connect with trains on WASH
inston nnl ohio railroad,
QUANTItO accommodation leaves Washington
'ih q. m, daily, except SUNDAY,
GREAT SOUTHERN ENPRfss, via Rlchmnnd,
day.
Through tickets 10 all poInts South and South
west Tor talc nj the Office corner sixth and Pcnn-y-
yanlr avenue, and Thirteenth aud Pcnnsyivanln
avenue, where psssengers csn leave icrs for bag
gage to he checked at all hotels aud residences
through TO destination. ". y. NOING.
Jy3htf General Passenger Ntent.
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pY WI. T.. WALL d Co., Auettoneers,
ID New Marble Building.
Nos. go and va Pennsylvania avenue. eornei
Ninth street.

Nos. 90 and va Pennsylyanla avenue. corner
Ninth street.
CATALOGUE SALE OF SUPERIOR rURs,
ROBES. Ac. -
ON THURSDAY MORNING. Deccmber Y, iNl
at 10 O'Clock. will seli on the hrst
floor of our salcsrooms, an elegant as,ortmcnt ot
furs, Robes, Ae., by catalogue. We name In part
Seal sacques. Muh- aud IbOas
Russian tshle Muff- and Boas
Royal Erinine, Mink, FOX. Siberian squirrei'
black MArten and link sctts.
Silver Badger and Angora Rohes.
We call special attcntlou Of buyers to the above
sale, they all Of this seasons manufacture, all
perfect and true TO name.
The above goods are nom one Of the largest FUR
ricr bilshncnts In New York. aud owing to the
panic the goods will bc perrlnptorlly sold.
wM. l.. WALL a CO.,
National Republican., 1873-12-09
RUSSIAN SABLE

by iu richness and elegance stands among those
Mt tho head OF the list. Only about fifteen thou
sand OF tho animal are caught yearly, and the
price OF the hest genuine skins Is from ~ to $3.50
Even In the undoubtod SABLE there Is opportunity
for manipulation. Tho best black glossy skins
are taken. In tho winter, tho fur In the summer
hong or a brownish hue. 1t is comparatively easy
TO test sable, as tho hairs will turn and lie with
equal readiness III -Iiuy direction, which may De
proved by blowing upon the fur. Tho dyed sables
lose their gloss. Smoking is sometimes resorted
to for the purpose OF darkenng or deepening the
color. This deception mny be detected by tho
smell 70 rub the fur with damp cloth will be.
tray the dye. But the best security for the buyer
Is to buy OF conscientious dealer. and not to do
mand q sable for the price Of n hteh. Many such
dealers may be found In our city, a...I
National Republican., 1873-12-09
SEAL SKINS

are very common, and the fur and skin are ap-
piled to varons uses. The color OF the ssai fur
somehow sdapts l,ser very readily to the prevail
ing fashion. Not far from million Of seals are
taken annually. some seals have only coarse
hair, and their sklnsurc used for covering trunks
Tho ier-boarlng seals have long hair over their
fur, and though the most OF this may no rcmOved
by carding, the bettSr sorts are finished by careful
picking hair by hair.
National Republican., 1873-12-09
by n. n. WARMER,

epo SINGING CANARY BIRDS At AUCTION.
On TuEsDAy MORNING., December ., ls71.
we shall sell about aDl male Canary Birds.
docs LAIINIEIi 4 ILEAIiN. Amefa.
National Republican., 1873-12-09
DY TvgOs. y. WAaaAMAN,

DY THOs. ". wAGaAMAN,
ID Real Estate Auctioncers, 5i9 seventh street.
ONE OF THE MOIST SMALL. BRICK Housgs.
WITH ALL, MODERN cuSNENlENCks, No.
81 sfRsET NORTHEAST.
on "WEDNESDAY, Decemi,cr N. at Z o'clock 2.
= ~ nb,onsa nv sns liz; III On "e p''h''''
Terms, 80 cash; baispcc In monthly payments.
THUS. y. wAdaAMAN,
decd tstar1 Auctione,r.
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PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF.

- oFrtcEA. q. s.,
sealed MSIralsof1es propossls fs supsn, Ss Mi Mi 70 III
~; ONCE until n .. M, the 10Th day of DECEm-
BEh. is7A for nurnishinK thc Fresh Reef ne f-lrcd
BY the Subsistence department, United States
Army, at this station during ak tS) months, com
menehg January !, 1874. =. -
lafora.tion asto eonlltl9ns, quality Of heet pay
ments, Se.' can be obtaihcdb by ppliestlQl %
Second Lieutenant "a fnfsnlry. A. us
National Republican., 1873-12-09
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE ACTING CoMMIssARY SUBSISTENCE 4
~ fohrMcHENnY, MD, Oct. ~, lua. I
SEALED proposals, In duplicate, viii be received az
tls Once until peceinber 10, isi3, fog fdrnshlns
fre.h beef required BY the suhsistsnee Depart Henf
wmtga staies army A. this station, during ak lei
iniorinat,on as othe eondltions, qualtyof beef
rlrst Liee,enA al Artillery, 4. o.s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-14

A DISHONEST ACT.-Saturday, 9 lady
trsnsacting some business at the Bank OF
Wheeling, dropped $40 on the floor. A
few minutes after leaving the bank she
missed the money, and fully satisfied she
had dropped 1t there returned. Just as
abe re.entered the door she saw the money
two lives, crumpled together-lying on
the floor near the counter, and man
standing there, who had discovered 1t at
tho same moment, just in the act Of put
ting his foot on 1t to conceal 1t. She
walked up to him and told him be had his
foot on her money, that she had dropped
1t a few minutes before. he replied that
it was his money. a cool falsehood on
It's face. What reason had he for putting
his foot on it instead Of picking 1t up, abe
had dropped itO She insisted and helm.
sisted, and he finally stopped down and
picked 1t up. She described the money,
and as he opened his hand and looked at
1t, verifying the description, she took 1t
from him and put 1t in her pocket.book,
where it belonged, and lett him to his own
thievish reflections. The fellow had in
tended to hide the money till he could find
a moment when nobody was looking at
him to pick it up and pocket it Fortu-
nately for him the lady did not know who
he was, but describes him as looking like
a respectable man. She thinks he does
not belong in the city, and it is to be hoped
he does not.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-14

SPRING FASHIONS AND MILLINERY
Wonderful Imitation Of FHotO'
ers-NetO Styles and C0lOrS,-The event Of
Saturday was the grand MilllneryO Opening
at the leading and well known Millinery
Establishment of VIM. Bacharach, 100
Main street. This establishment was
crowded from early morn till late at night
BY vast Concourso Of ladies to look at
tho wonderful display Of trimmed Bonnets
and Hats, down also 10 look at the large
stock of Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, Jew
elry and FaEcy Goods shown. 1t IS a
well known fact that this house has unu'
sual large facilities for selling goods at
the very lowest prices. AS the main
house Is located at Hartford, Conn.,, and
new goods are received daily, and all
the latest novelties, either ia the Millin'
cry OF Fancy Goods limo, are here TO be
found. We hope all the ladies Of this
city and vicinity will not fail to call at
this house and examine the stock and
prices before making their purchases.
Remember the place, VIM. Bacharachr
100 Main street, Nicolls old stand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-14

ALL ABOUT A DoG.-Mr. A. Is the hap.
by possessor Of a 14.pound bull dog; Mrs.
B. also possesses two terriers, the COM
blned weight Of which amounts to about
twice as many ounces. Mr. A. has lately
been in the habit Of letting his bull pup
loose on convenient occasions for the pur.
pose Of seeing him chaw up Mrs. BIS, ter.
riers. A few days since, on one Of these
happy occasions TO Mr.. A. Mrs. B.
armed herself with q broomstick and
pitched into the pup. This brought out
Mrs. A., when a war Of words ensued, in
the course Of which Mrs. B. remarked that
Mr. A. had said he thought more Of his
dog than OF his wife. This brought out
Mr.. a, who was informed by Mrs. B. that
Mrs. A. had herself told 1t. Mr.. a: then
planted himself In the door way and
vowed that Mrs A. should prove the
charge false ere she could be admitted to
his house, The poor woman could not do
this, It being the truth, 20 she was BY him
forced to seek other quarters, bareheaded
and almost bareiooted. At last accounts
the two were still unreconcilsd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-14

EASTER SERVICES AT THE JOHN STREET
LUTHERAN CHURou.-The services OF this
Church, yesterday, were Of an unusually
interesting character and attracted very
large congregations. The pulpit was
adorned with beautiful fresh flowers, en-
blematic Of the resurrection, and all the
services pointed to that great event which
Is brought to mind by the Easter festival.
Six persons were added to the Church by
profession and two by certificate. The
Sunday School was full to OVERLOOKING,
the quarterly report showing an enroll
ment Of 1857. The blackboard lesson, No.
IA, Of the international series, was beauti-
fully illustrated by the Superintendent,
tho dream OF Joseph being accurately set
forth and comparison drawn between
Joseph and Jesus. AS the eleven sheaves
bowed obeisance to Joseph's sheaf, $50
must every knee bow, and every tongue
confess that Christ is Lord to the glory Of
God the Father" so must even death and
the grave be obedient to the power and
word OF Jesus Christ. At tho evening ser
vices the Pastor preached from Matthew
90, Q: "Came sec the place VherO tho Lord
lay." The day was one Of Joy to the mem.
bers and friends Of this Church, and at It's
close many were ready to say: ut was
good to have been present at the services
Of Gods house."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-14

REMOVABLE. steinmetz, paper box
manufacturer, whose place Of business
was formerly in Beck's Block. Market
street, has removed to the old Job room Of
the INTEL1EaENCER on Quincy street,and
Is now prepared to I'll orders with dis
patch. BE has recently introduced some
new machinery, and with his enlarged Ia
cilities can meet almost any demand lor
his production. His prices are as low as
any box manufacturer, East or West de
invites all who may want anything In his
line to give him a call in his new quarters
Remember the place, third story OF the
INTE1I1oENcER building-entrance on
Quinc ystreet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-14

SHOOTING AFBRAYs.-Ssturday night q
reign Of terror, almost, existed in some
portions Of the city. We heard Of no less
than three shooting ARRAYS, and how
many there were which did not reach us
we know not. That at the Eureka sOloon
was q pretty free affair. Twenty-Five or
thirty shots, 1t Is said, were fred, but none
took effect, we believe. The windows Of
the saloon were pretty effectually smashed.
At some point on Main street, another ex.
change Of leAden compliments took place;
also, a third slight scrimmago, near the
Belmont Mill. There Is a State statute
against carrying concealed weapons, as
well as q city ordinance. Both are dead
letters. No officer ever thinks of execu.
ting them; at least, We never have any
practical Illustration Of the fact that mo-
ments consideration is given to the law
or ordinance. They should either be re-
pealed, or somebody be held accountable
for dereliCIlon Of duty In not enforcing
their provisions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-14
GETTYSBURG
KATALYSINE WATER.

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It'll the most renowned Alkaline or Carbonated
Springs OF Europe. 1t far eEcelB any other known
In It's self:preserying properties. Itdoes not do.
teriorate by bottlinR and keeping. 1t has never
been claimed for any other mineral water the
power 10 dissolve the uratGS, or 30 called chalk
formations In tho body or on tho limbs and Joints.
This the Gettysburg katAlySlne Water has done
IN hundreds OF instances. Govt, rheumatism,
Neuralgia, DgIptpEiG, GrGrEl. DiQ6StiI, kidney
and Urinary DiSeGseS generally have all yielded
TO its influence. 1t has restored AuSeuk1F POtOer
70 tho parAlytlc, Cared Abdominal DropSY, and
given healthy action to the Torpid LtUer. It has
cured Chrohte DtdrThA1, PtleS, C0nSklpdtl0H
AStlnG, CdtdrTh, DiSsdSES Of he Skin, General
De6iltty and Nfrr0U Probation frum Mental
81 d PhyIledI EreeSSES All these by tho bottled
water. II Is powerful antidoto for R1cESSire
Hating or Drinking. 1t corrccts tho Stomach,
promotes Digestion and relieves tho head almost
Immediately. Pamphlets containing history
Of tho Spring, reports from eminent hybicIRns
and medical writer's marvellous and well .attcSted
cures, and Testimonials from distinguished clti.
Eens, Will DO feFuished and sent BY mail on spplI
WHITNEY BROS. Gen'I AGENTS.
297South Front ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
GBTTYtBUR0 SPRIN0 Co.
Fer sale by EDMUND DOCKING and Drug.
glstS generally marl7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-14

POLICE CoURT.-sergeant Davis Is ma
king things lively for those who violate
the ordinance in relation to obstructing
the sidewalks. Saturday morning the
following gentlemen were srraigned for
the offence referred to: Henry RoemeE,
John Roemer and L. 8. Delaplain & Son.
They were fined ono dollar each and costs.
The case of ]. G. Stanley, charged with
committing an assault on P. E, linn, was
disposed OF. 1t will be remembered that
the testimony was partially heard Friday
morning, whom the further examination
was postponed until the next day, to give
the defendant an opportunity to have
some witnesses summoned. Saturday
morning tho consideration Of the case
was resumed, and resulted in Stanley be-
ing fined five dollars and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-14

To THE MEDICAL PRoFESsIoN.-The
funeral Of the late DR.. r. 81, Cummlns
will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock, and will be attended by the
physicians in the city In a body. 1t Is
desired that all the members Of the pro-
lesion In the neighborhOOd who can do
80, will meet their brethren Of this city at
10 o'clock P. NJ, tomorrow, in the rooms
OF the Young Mems Christian AssOcia'
ton, IN Orangle's Block, on Market street,
and participate in paying this tribute Of
respect to the memory Of their deceased
brother.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-14

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GoODs.-C.
Hess, northwest corner of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
Of Cloths, Cassiners, Vestings &C., Of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to the season and this market. Large
stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any flrOt.class house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-14

ARK CUT OFF.-Cad. Blaney, a resi-
dent in this county near Valley Grove
had his right arm cut of close TO the
shoulder, Saturday, by falling on buzz
saw while revolving rapidly. He was
taken to a surgeons Office In Triadelphiar
where his wound received proper atten.
t;ar
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Educational
INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Established BY Congress- adopted BY tho State;
aided BY tho b0nsvoloneo Of individuals, SO1e-
ties, and other Institutions.
Five Departments Of instruction Literary,
Scientific, Agricultural, Military and Engineer.
ing. Also thoroughly organized Preparatory
Department,
In charge Of AlArEe Faculty Of accomplished
scholars and succOSSrul educators.
FALL. TKnN begins September 9TH. WNTHR.
December 9TH. BPRINO, March 2Ith.
COMMENCEMENT, June 10, 1879.
Total expenses nom $50 to $40 per year. Less
10 those boarding IN clubs.
Send for Catalogue, containing full palteu.
lArS, 70 D,, ,
NoAaAMroWN. ". Va, July IS lST0. iy90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-14

YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.-The wealth
er yesterday was delightful, and as a ne.
caoaA.y Ovi,srquuuretI all Uue churches
were largely attended both morning and
evening. Being Easter Sunday, Sppfo-
pirate services were held In the Catholic,
Epiccopal and Lutheran Churches.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-14

U. s. DISTRICT CouRT.-The case 80
frequently mentioned in our columns last
week, drsgs It's slow length along In this
Court. Saturday was passed as three or
four Of It's predecessors had been, viz. in
hearing the testimony in the Aforesaid
cause. When it will be concluded and
the case go the jury no man knows. The
Grand Jury will probably DO empanelled
TODAY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-14

RE.opENED-The audience room of the
Second Presbyterian Church in this city,
has been closed for many months, under
going thorough repairs. These have been
SO nearly completed, that public services
were held in 1t yesterday, morning and
evening. Prominent among the changes
in the interior Of the church we noticed
the addition Of an organ loft Immediately
in the rear OF the pulpit. 80 fine, large
new instrument has been introduced, and
gives satisfaction. Quito handsome stained
glass windows have superseded the plain
ones formerly lighting the room. The
ceiling, too, has been materially improved
Altogether, this place Of worship is now
one OF the neatest, most comfortable and
pleasant in the city.
Tho pulpit was occupied, yesterday,
both morning and evening, by Rev. DR.,
Hays, president of Westinghouse Jefferson
College. Both sermons were able efforts
fully sustaining Dr.. R's reputation as an
eloquent minister OF tho Word. A COL
lection was taken to meet the expense in.
CURED in the improvement Of the church,
but the amount realized we could moi
ascertain,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-14

DEAD.-A notice Of the demise Of Dr..
R. Il. Cummins, late ofthis city, appears
In another column Of this mornings paper.
A briet obituary is given in connection
Herewith, written by one who was init.
mately acquainted with the deceased and
therefore the better qualified to prepare
such q sketch. Wereter our readers to it.
confident that tho estimate Of the great
worth OF DR.. @. entertained by the writer
Is the sentimental this entire community
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-14

HOME AaAN.-Maj. James Sweeney
reached his home in this city Saturday
morning. Maj, $. passed the greater por'
ton Of the past winter at the "Perms-
nent Seat" He Is looking well. 1t could
hardly be otherwise after residing for SO
considerable period in the land OF peren-
NAL summer.