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Tine .nir. on Change amounted 70 only 10 barrels,
NMes,srn k5irA ,st Is %. and w Ho~srd SIsei
h,. been soia TO 50 gu g ,hs m,risi w yarilsn
elood to be st something below the previous figures.
W.eat- he sAles on 'Cnansesm RAGS So bushc 2
Il 90 SS rSs
tLSgi sS sndsO DO common. % GOOD az. red At
sos,sesS red. the psrlisuisrs q which we've not
s SrSArse sales inc.ua. 50 bushels white s,,ss
lots q new u te q ssss sssts iSeTs are emo 10
Elevator nominsiiy = $500 cents. - "
,Rg:es.lss ssd.y q ~ bushels fair to good
.ce,io-..To diy the market is lower, both at New
bales at IsH cents for strict cd ordinary 70 ~ I
low s. law Sss sad css. I.
prices are from u .oA Of a. cent higher.
unsettled. aud We note cissr rib sides Offering s,
hs.d armiy sfsi sents The joSbins D Is%snd iSs
as si0n Hear S sSs. ssoss'rf M S H.
and no further sale. ar. reported We quote prine
", Msstera steam ., sssS cents, And rshasd q ssls
cured are selling 81 Is csnts. but pain are bring
city PACK d. at s,sasiess. and we.icrn at sis sts
ssslr.-Prices arc steady. and we, continue to
quote on four months time, rs followpi Cubs
ssat, Rass fs s.na DO sSsS s 5Sn ms, @
Df%s.s q 2 S ssn.s S.mo S
lied. westerni Ia held nominaly AtaJsp6 ceu,s, Tut
We learn OF no offers to buy at any prico
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF PUBLIC PROP
VI ERTY.

UsITKD STAIks ARsKsAL,l
On the 9Th day Of December, isTg IL the San An.
topio Arsen w. will be sold 70 the highest b tder the
s goit's army reyolyers,. cal. ~
70 Bennington army reyoivefs, cal. a.
~ Non eSnnlssionsd odmOers aud m1s.clan,
I.Iis p,tdles, curb, cavalry.
214 Saddles, cavalry.
- pgiru Saddle BsKs.
b.t0t RnApsAcks, painted,
l.f8 HAyersAcks. painted
Alec, FUN carriages aud cassions, with limbers.
spare wheals. cavalry and infantry uccoutrements
horsseqnipments, and various other articles.
Catalogue will be furnished upon application II
heChisf Of Ordnance. wAshinston p, O.. or TO the
/ -" CLIFTON Comfy,
Captain Of Ordnance Commanding.
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OFTrcx OF CHrEr QuAnrrRM,srERI
DEPAnrMEET OF THE Gully, !
NEw ORLyANs, LA. October T. is75.
Healed proposals. IN triplicate with COPY Of this
advertisement a tached 10 each, will be received at
this Office until , m. on the nth Of November. for
supplying the United States Quart.rnartef's Do
Timothy Hay, Of tho best quality, as may DO re
luiIed for use az the depot In this ty and TO ship
yided, duriug the nscal y,ar commencing July !.
ls13, and ending June %, 1874
About ~ tons OF Corn aud Oats and $50 tons Of
Hay will be required In this city. and that required
for hpmcnt Is not known.
Separate bids, ID fferent sheets, will be required
for each article Furnished.
All necessary information in regard to bidding,
requirements, etc, with blank forms Of proposalp,
win be furnished application TO this once, and
bids not made upon these forms. or In conformity
thereto, will not be considered.
envelopes marked "lroposals for forayelm
A. BECKHITH,
Acting Chief Quart rmssfar.
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF THRMACHINERY
" or THE U, .. sH!P hnnvApA.,

The Navy Deparsman. viii offer for sais 81 pub.
sas "A Wb ss Yf s a.S nss
Der nett. at u O'Clock m, all the machinery Of the
U. y. steamer Nevada. comprtsln~ the engines.
boilers and their dependencies, screv-prppeller
and .hAftIns. smokePi sc. &a. -,,-,-
w inohes dismetss ~ u inchss airoie. sesrcd 70
.Gat, zee, ecnasnss. ssh, vertical wAser,abe
The mach merry may Be eIaunined previou, 10
sale upon, application 70 tho vics Admiral, com.
Thirty per centum Of the whole amount Of the
purohaso money must be deposited at time Of sale,
thereof. - 49,
fns nschinery. &c, must be removed from the
Ton Of sale. -. -
The right On. tho part Of the GoYernmsnt 10 re-
time, and 70 reject any bid or oner which may DO
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ID RopOsALs FOR MATERIAL.
DRoPosALs FOR FORAGE.

oFrIcE OnIKy QulRrEpNAsIEn,j
DEpAnIMEST OF PLATTE, y
OMAHA, Ms, Oct o, 1sfA
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, with satisfactory
bidders, that they viii bee me bondsinfn on Award
Of contracts, Will BE- received At this once until ii
for the delivery, At Omaha Depot, In quantities ss
required, during November and December, 1873, Of
i,OUOD0J ounda Oats;
9DOD,Ou0 pounds Corn.
age"
Blank bids furnished aud full conditions made
known OH Applicatio' al this offico
The right 10 reject any OF ali bids IL rcseued,
Chief onartermaster Department. Of Piattc. Breyei
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MARRIED..

DENBY-BEALE.-At St. MARKS church, on
"Wednesday evening. October 10, by hev. A. n.
steele. WINK DEsBY. esq.,. and ELizABETH, sec.
ond DAUGHTER OF the lAte hubert BeAie.
VILE pastor Of ~, AIMS church, HENRY D. o. NkiII
Of Michigan, and ANNIE H., daughter Of John y,
Coyle, VI Washington, u. U.
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n GOVERNMENT, SALE OF THE HULL OF
u THE U. .. SHIP NFyADA.

- EAvr bEPAnTnEHr,I
BuREAu o. OonaIRuerIoE trp kEPAiR,
TIE Navy pspssinsns atii SfisT for ssis !. pub
Nc spe.iop =. The upt,,i Y s,ss Nay Yard BROOK;
November naxt, q I1o'cIock m, he hnll Of the U:
., Gamer NeS.da, without the machineryJ Of
The vessel will be offered A. she stands, and may
Be examined y any time previous 70 the sale upon
VIII exhbit 70 psrsons desiring TO bid an inventory
Of such articles Is may be sold with her.
purchase money mus be deposited ct the time Of
ale and he bal 'noe paid In cash on the confrma
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
os o.r nav NY ~ IssS. any
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
ovERSMENT SALE.

n GOVERNMENT SALE.
There viii be sold nt public sale Of the Dept Of
Army Clothing and fguipa.e. Fort Smelling. MIN
neeots, on WEDNESDAY, december 3, ie7a. ct 10
s,xse pairs Boots and Bootee-. pessed and sewed.
Liza wooden Blankets.
Sg's as1nsi ssei Goats, lined and unlinod.
ABB Uniform Hats.
aTD Uniform Coats.
Also Uniform Jackets. Forage Csps. sashes. Lace,
Metallic Scales, &c, DC. =
These stores are sold under the law Of March Q,
s7a, THAT when the new uniform In distributed 10
the TROOPS the clothing Of the old style. no LONGER
70 be ISSUED incapable OF alteration, shall be sold by
the Secretary CT War Ut public auction"
Terms Cash In United state currency on day Of
sale. HAMILTON LtEBER,
Captain and NJ \ X u, H. A,
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WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, BOSTON AND
PhOyIDENUE
Tho nno iron steamer Indy OF THE
+; FL sohE f,1,l :, VII leave hsE q sh.iG
y the principa river iandihss conpsctins q Nor.
and Proyidsnoe Freisht should b. Addressed,
SCARF Of Lady o. the Lake. via Norfolk" Branch
mis- avenue. N L. FITEuUaH, Agent
DORSEY oLAsErr' a esers s wanrf'
Plant. store. oornor Fifteenth street and New Yogs
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PROPOSALS.
ID RorosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE q. T.. E SSsm 5oqI z ii MsP.;
EOal.d proposals. In duplicate, with COPY o. this
adyeruHement attached. viii DO received 81 this
oihce until Y q,ql99s, m Recember zee for iMt
slstenco Department At this post for the sir CO.
months conmencing January I, 1874 Also, tepa
rate proposals. in duplicate for furnishing offlcefs
with choice cuts q fresh Beef for the same period,
Information Of the quAlity Of beef, paymenn and
conditions can be obtained on applics z,
r. r. THOKNDUHgH,
First Lieut. I'd Artillery, A. q. n.
ID RoPOSALs FOR MATERIAL.
U.B. EseIsErR OrpicH.l
TnInD SToRy, Urfon BANK BUILDiso,
FArErTE. nam gHARL.s srhksr,
BALTIMORE. MD, Oct. -, 1sia
e., Proposals. will be received until noon Of Govym,
Der y, 100, for furnishing and delivering Timber
aud Plank ut Federal Point, on the Cape Fear rter.
\. 2. aud SEPARATE propotals for Timber and Plank
river accessible 10 tug boats,
The ytsht TO reject any bid Ia reserved.
formation can be had on application 10 this Office.
WI, II. CRAlGHILL,
Major Of tngfueera
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.eso.s -s1ks2AX-aknAtee ptut.
DRNNsYLvANIA AIR LINE
= ~ PRHHiiIzpELIHIA,
AND ALL FONTS IN TIE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BETyEEk IAsHrsaros AND
w1ruoJh4F SxElSS2ahEkbr CANS,
The equipment On ,s!s ilns i new ssd q the most
~ RAJ 5sA ssAr
"a FL sasssssl n SsSspAn
eomso i.isssd. nos ass CORNER o. siis
YsI lins, lssSs Wsshinstons st 500 .. m. dsuy.sI.
is.ss Bsi.imOr.N su =. M. daily. .Iocp, Sun.
L..ys West Psilsds,phi., ., iasp. m. daily. sr.
Arrive It New York Nt0 p. M. daily. except
sh%cns s a, leave Washington ni:lsp. m.
Lave baltimore siaJI y. m, daily. except Sun.
Law We. Philadsiphia tsiOp.m.
Arrtys at New Yorh 4 10 40 .. m.
WI PS.a !. T. I, II Ssy daily
Arrive Mi R XII I ssE 4 9 n Ny
F... line, leave New Yorf q d Is a. m.
fies%oad .ISes:s, le.s. " Sss York naSrm
SifiH. AVE- y hssfS ssS III. 'S' p m
oonnce;iops arc made n New York with steamer:
sr .aa fffn :as E,ssf 2lf
y an. snI ON Hudson river
bssssss s:.isd % ia ssssi 81 ) hotel. and pr,.
f "a 0 sas s one ss
tainedi dortheast corner Of Thirteenth street and
E.I!@Sts ma SStomss r.iiiosd ScfnsS sii1iss and
jyalu aenerai Psase niger Agent,
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LEGAL.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
TRIOL OF COLUMBIA. THE THIRD DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1873.
Edward W. Marksi ,
Vs. \ No. SI.g. Equity Docket IL
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. J.. q. Binc, his
solicitor II IL ordered that tho defendant cause her
hrst rule day occurring forty days after this day;
Of default, -
by the Court p g. Humphreys. Justice.
BY L. 4. WILLIAMS, Asst Cierk. ocisssw
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WASHINGTON CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY. Orange, hlex Andris and Manas.
~ aud LynchbHr and Danvilis Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAISs, !sIsert I'll sunday ndy + n,
connections will DO made between washin,ston and
New Yofk. sonnectins twice daily with C6esagefke
vile ioT Riehmona sPd south. and ali the line TO
Tine Chesapeake and Ohio railroad runs no train
westward Saturday night or Sunday morning.
boats, Seventh street wharf, twice DAILY a. m,
and p. m. and take tralns corner King and
Union streets, Aletandria a. Boa m. andy 80 .. NJ
maklng close connections West and Southwest TnEu
Passenger for Manassas Division leave Seventh
street wharf .. m, daily, excepting sunday,
Pullman Palace Cars from Alexandria 10 New Or.
Buy ticket. at 6oa Penhsyiy ania avenue and at
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington.
Pc, orss Alexandria. corner Of King and Union
Hno1s Omnibus Line makes rapid connecii9l be-
t~ssn baltimore aad Ohio railroad depot and Bey'
BIe.ilsst and supper on ferry boats for through
passensors. .,o.nr,
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NJOTiCR-THAT Il. e. JusTr, ss D STREET,
~ betNeen sihth and seventh streets northwest,
hAlf the cost Of ready made new ones. N D-Beoond
hand eQtins Of all kinds bought u fair osAh prioss
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THE elixir b3HbLl TRACK H0tTs, PIT.
With elegant bcenery, Palace State room, day and
night cars, villa Inodern improvements.
Two hAndred mules saved 10 Western an Central
The As >. m TO NiAsara Falls daily, except Bun.
sssi; the eisp IN. daily. eIcept Sunday: Ic;p. N.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
Through from Washington TO Rochester and Pitts
Gun without ohanse.
Ticksa BY this route can BE- procured at the once
corner Of Sixth street PennsyvAniA avenue, and
Thirteenth street and PennsylvaniA Avenue. whsre
reliable Information will be given ct all timsa
Passenger procuring uckes At these ofhces can Ne
cure accommodations In Palace Cars for Pittsburs
and Rochester,
Oornsr Thirteenth st. and Penn. sye.
I'd. .. YOUNG. General Passenger xsept.
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HANDSOME OFFICES.

Reception and Consultation Rooms
Of the Drs. OldThue Elegantly Re.
modeled..A Laboratory Added"
Comfortable Quarters and lncTeaS"
ed Facilities.
Physicians, as q rule, exercise discrim-
mating care in fitting up their offices with
all the paraphernslla essential to intelli-
gent practice, and some even combine
elegance with convenience. In the latter
category the Drs. Oldshue must be plac--
ed. They have Tor many years enjoyed
an extensive as well as lucrative practice,
which, constantly increasing, rendered IN
creased facilities necessary. Their Office
has been several times enlarged and re-
modelled, but still their list Of visiting pa.
tients SO increased that they were Obliged
10 erect an additional building. This has
Just been completed, and their double
suite OF rooms remodeled so as 10 secure
the greatest convenience, comfort and
elegance.I
The first and main Office Is the recep-
ton room, which is entered from Grant
street, by the old doorway. To the right
is the ladies' consulting room, access 10
which is also gained from Grant street
but by q private door, disconnected with
the general entrance. On the lett Of the
reception room is another consulting
room, and in tho rear is the Laboratory
so that there is 10 necessity for entering
the main room 10 procure medicines or
reiire-an advantage which lady patients
always appreciate. The reception and
consulting rooms are handsomely fur
nished, and in their adOrnment OF paint
ing and upholstering present a most luxu'
riOus appearance.
The Laboratory is Il special feature in
itself, constructed Tor the particular pur-
pose OF obtaining accuracy in compound
ing prescriptions. Here the medicines
from the very base to the composite state
are continually under the immediate su-
pervisiOn OF the physicians, so that the
greatest accuracy Is secured. In charge
Of the Laboratory Is chemist OF fifteen
years practical experience. Thus patients
can have the utmost confidence in the pu'
rity Of the medicines, and the accurate
compromising of the prescriptions; while
the widespread reputation oil the Drs.
Oldshue themselves furnishes guarantee
of their trustwOrthiness and skill, and has
been deserved only by constant and intel.
ligent application to the arduOus duties Of
the medical profession in It's varied
phases. II gives us pleasure in thus no
ting the evidences Of their enterprise and
success.-ItiSburgh Post.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-14

DEATH OF A CENTENARIAN.-MEs'
Lois Miller, aged one hundred and nine
years, six months and three days. died on
the 18th ult., at the house Of Mrs. Prs
ella Hays, in Tyler county, opposite
Matamoras, o. She was the relict OF areV'
dictionary soldier who died at the age oil
ninety-fvc about twenty.one years ago.
Since her husbands death Mrs. NJ. lived
with Mrs. Hays. Down to the last year oil
her life she enjoyed almost uninterrupted
good health, and was able to look alter
the thousand and one cares Of her house
hold. She retained her senses and mental
faculties in q remarkable degree almost
to the day Of her demise. Her
hair became quite gray when she
reached the age at which it usu-
ally undergoes such change, but with
in the past year or two it began to assume
It's original color, and at her death had
grown quite dark. Mrs Miller in early
life attached herself to the Methodist Fps
copal Church, but about 40 years ago she
withdrew from that communion and uni
ted with the Disciples, or Complexities
She had special fOndness for little chill
dren, and was never so happy as when
gratifying their desires and ministering to
their pleasure. Her lie was one Of busy
activity, and even when she had attained
10 years far beyond the allotted three score
and ten, she could not be contented I'M
less employed in some Of the minol
duties OF well regulated household. Fol
sixly.eight years she and her husband
travelled in company along LIES pathway
when Death came and summoned him tc
the spirit world.
For the foregoing sketch Of the deceased
we are indebted TO the courtesy OF friend
residing in the vicinity. We presume
Mrs. Miller was the Oldest person within
the boundaries Of this State, and there are
very lew living, II any, in the country
whose birth dates at more remote period
in the past.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-14

SALE OF A LAW LIBRARY.-Thes sale o.
large and valuable law library was com
menced yesterday, in the County CourI
room. The attendance Of the legal pro
fession in this city was very full, and mem
bers Of the Bar in Steubenville, St. Glars
vile, Moundsville, Clarksburg, &C., were
also present. A representative Of large
law publishing house in New York wal
among the bidders. The books sold yes
terday brought good prices, in some in
stances more than can be realized for the
same volumes fresh from the press. The
sale will be continued to day, II a sufIl-
cient sum to satisfy the demands against
them was not secured by yesterdays and
last nights sales.
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SENT To JAIL-Mary Ann Malloy was
arrested and taken before Esqr. Launder
last evening, charged with threatening &c
burn the house Of William Fox, situated
on Cedar alley, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, East Wheeling. The tes-
timony was heard and the charge fully
substantiated. Esqr. L. demanded secu.
rily of the prisoner that she would keep
the peace one year, or forfeit one hundred
dollars. When she heard the judgment
Of the Justice, she tumbled of the chair
on which she was sitting, and feigned to
be suffering from fearful spasm. Her
mother, who was present, screeched and
howled at the top Of her voice, which isn't
aieeble one by any means, making a scene
not often witnessed in Justices Office,
EsQr. L. was memorable and insisted on
having the bond, or he would commit the
prisoner 10 Jail. She could find no one
willing TO assume the responsibility, and
10 default, had to be putin DURANGO Vile.
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ILLuMoNs.-Proi. Macsllister perform
to a good house again last evening a
Washington Hall. He concluded will
his own celebrated flower trick, which II
certainly as marvellous an illusion as dc
ceived eyes ever witnessed. The distri
button of gifts was, as usual, the mos
interesting part Of the entertainment, es
pecially to those who held lucky numbers
The chief prize awarded was drawn BY
Mr.. Joseph Stein, of North Wheeling.
This evening, by special request, the
Professor will repeat his wonderful illu-
sion, "The Couch of the Angels in the
Air" The leading gifts for this evening
are an elegant tote a tete and tea set o.
fine French china.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-14

POLICE CoURT.-Judgo Rogers held
but brief session of his court, yesterday
morning. Only one offender had been
secured during the preceding twenty
four hours, and he informed Bis Honor
that he had lived IN this city thirty years
and this was his first appearance before
this court. The prisoner answered to the
name Of William Evans, and promptly
and frankly acknowledged that he was
drunk, Wednesday, and on the street
while in that condition. No witnesses
were SWORN, so that Evans trial did not
last over a minute. Judge r. ordered
him to be fined two dollars and costs, and
in default Of payment ITO labor without
compensation" for the period OF ten days,
We don't know which proposition he &C.
cepted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-14

NAME OMITTED.-In some way some
body omitted the name of Rev. DR.. Rich
mond in the list Of appointments Of the
West Virginia Conference published in
our columns yesterday morning. 1t was
not in the manuscript furnished us, so that
the printers skirts arc clear this time. Or
r. is returned to the North Street charge
in this city, at the earnest request OF the
congregation. His labors in that station
the past year were very acceptable and
successful, and he enters on his second
year enjoying the entire confidence Of bis
people and the community, generally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-14

COUNTY CoURT.-ThCrG was shorI
session of the County Court, yesterday
morning before the book sale commenced
in the Court room. Our report Of We'd
nesday's proceedings left one jury out de
liberating on the law and evidence in
case No. 3 against Frank Stanley, and
case No. 4 was on trial. After we left
Wednesday evening, the jury in No. .
came in and reported that they were I'M
able to agree, and His Honor being as
sured that there was no probability OF
their reaching verdict, discharged them,
1t is believed that this case will, by con-
sent, DO tried again at the present term
The jury in No. 4 soon disposed Oft. They
brought in verdict Of guilty against the
defendant, and fixed his fine at twenty
dollars.
Yesterday morning Benno Hammer and
Jacob Conrad answered as garishees in
the case Of Marsh s. Christleib US. Jacob
]. Emmert. The rules issued against
Messrs. X. and G. Wednesday, were dis
missed.
The last will and testament Of Jacob
Klemm, decd, was proved and admitted
to record. Mrs. Katharine Klemm quail
fed as cxecutrix-bond $4,000.
George T. thinner was appointed ad-
ministrator oil the estate oil james L,
flanagan, dec'd.-bond $1,000. Messrs'
James F. Carroll, John Frew and William
Johnston were appointed appraisers Of
the personal estate Of the decedent.
All the jurors were discharged We'd
nesday evening until Saturday morning,
but we understand that the Court will be
in session today to transact the business
that may come up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-14

MARROW EsCAPR.-A servant girl In
the family Of Mr.. Coen on the Island, had
narrow escape from being badly II not
fatally burned Il morning or two since.
She had risen and while dressing had &C.
casion to pass near CRATE in which a
brisk fire was burning. Her clothing was
instantly ignited, and in a moment she
was almost completely enveloped In
flame. She screamed and shouted fire 3!
A daughter OF Mr.. g. ran 10 her assist
ance, and Selling q blanket threw it over
her and smothered the flames. Fortu'
nately for the domestic, relief came before
she was burned 10 any extent.
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Educational.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

R'tAbliShed BY Congress; adopted by the State;
Aided by tho bSn0Volence Of individuals, socie.
tics, and other institutions.
Five Departments OF Instrue tion-Litersry,
Scientific, Agricultural, Military and Engineer.
Ing. Also thoroughly Organized Preparatory
Department,
In charge Of large Faculty OF accomplished
scholars and Buecessful educators.
PAII. TERN begins September 18th. wmrER,
December 4th. SPRrNq, March 24th.
CONFINEMENT, June 10, 1873.
Total expenses non $50 to $3.50 pcr year. LoSl
to those boarding in clubs.
Send for Catalogue, containing full pArtieu
Ian, 70
MoRsEEF0NI, ". Va, July Is, 1874. iy9S
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SOMETHING rare in the auction bust
ness arc the fine Pianos that will be sold at
auction, Saturday afternoon, at Wick.
hams Auction Rooms. The Pianos are
new and made in the very latest styles,
and for fineness of tone and elegance they
are hard to surpasS. Parties DESTROYS Of
securing good instruments at one half
their value, can do so by attending this
sale, as tho Pianos must be sold regard
less OF price The Pianos are now on cx'
nibiliOn. Call and examine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-14

HELD TO BAIL.-Wednesdsy last
Sarah Croxton was arrested and brought
before Esqr. Launder, on complaint o
Jennie Moore. The prisoner was charged
with using very abusive language toward
the complainant, and the case was clear
ly made out sgainst her. Esqr. L. demand
cd security in the sum Of fifty dollart
that the defendant would keep the peacC
one year. She found some one willing &c
go on the bond with her, and after pay
the costs Of the proceedings, she was re-
leased.