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That excellent newspaper, the Baltimore
American, celebrates its centennial of honora-
BILE life to-day, and naturally gives some en-
phasis to the event by publishing a supplement
tary sheet with a history Of the city and of it.
self; and also fac smile Of the first issue of the
Amerieon, August 20, 1873. The news matter in
this first number presents a very meager APP
pearance in contrast with the American of to day
Among the advertisements are one signed
George Washington, Mount Vernon, in which
he says that having obtained patents for up
wards of q, 600 acres Of land on the Ohio and
Great kanhaws, he proposes to divide the
tract into lots and lease them, allowing a reas-
enable number Of years rent free. He says in
conclusion, "And it may not be smiss further
to observe that IL the scheme for establishing a
new government on the Ohio, in the manner
talked Of, should ever be effected, these must
be among the most valuable lands in 1t, not only
on account of the goodness of the soil, and the
other advantages enumerated, but from their
contiguity to the seat of government, which,
more than probable will be fixed at the mouth
OF the Great Ksnhawa."
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TaE wAsHIseEss. BUSINESS COZ.

m W A0nHN0 LVN DV0INkAS COLs
LICE,
Corner SsreafA asd L streets, northrea,
Gives o thorough Preparation. for Business Par.
suits, Including the Civil Service
The DAY SESSIONS
snord the best opportunities for young gentlemen
and young ladies between the ages Of Il aad 20
years.
THE EVENING SESSIONS
are especially designed tor men and women, and
Youths who are engaged during the dag and seek
THE BUSINESS COURSE
comprises: busne ss Arithmetic, Grammar, Compo-
siiio and o. pondence, Commercial Geogr pay,
Spelling, Beading and Defamation, Penmnnship,
Book Keeping appli, to the various branches OF
business, Actual Business, Practice, Commercial
Law, Political ECONOMY, and Incidental Lecture 60.
The course is taughs In two departments:
The PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
AND TIE
ADVANCED BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
ntudents In each department are assigned to classes
suited to their attachments.
TBE RATES OF TUITION, by the instslment
PLAN place the vantages Of the Institution within
THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR BEGINS MONDAY,
Az .xILi CORPS OF INSTRUCTORS EN-.
GRADUATES receive the Diploma of the Ma
tional Association of Business Colleges.
FOR particular Information call at the College,
address for circular
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WEE 3. - S = - s;s Is s. B ICE 81:
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
WEDNEsDAY...-.... August 70, 1878.


There are 20 many cooperative schemes
which fail In this country that the success Of the
colored people Of Carleton county, South Caro-
lima, who are trying the experiment Of co-ope-
rative labor on large scale Is all the more not
able Parties Of from ten to fifty form society,
elect officers, and adopt bylaws, and specified
amount IL paid into the treasury by each mem
Der. A suitable plantation is selected and pur-
chased, q part Of the money being paid down,
and the rest within one, two, or three years
The land 10 equally distributed by the officers
elected for that purpose among the members Of
the society. Each In free to work Is suits him,
and can dispose Of his crop as he deems proper.
The only requirements are good behavior aud
prompt payment Of dues which are usually light.
Any ore wilfully failing to meet his duee, or
ennvicted of dishonesty, has all amounts pre-
vfously paid in by him refunded, and is obliged
to leave the plantation. If any one desires to
withdraw from the society, he Is returned his
share of the purchase money and compensated
for all permanent Improvements. All sick are
cared for by the society. Certain officers are
designated to settle all disputes by smicable ar
rangement, and they seldom fail. The societies
are formed chiefly of those who work for hire,
Fifty cents per day being the ordinary due
Some societies have been in operation three or
four years, and paid for their land. There
have been failures for a time, owing to in
competent and unfaithful officers; but these
being removed, things have worked well again.
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The Springfield RspuJIioca thinks that it
ought to settle Gen. Buffers pretensions for
gubernatorial honors in Massachusetts that he
Is endorsed by Simon Cameron. Well, say what
you will Of Cameron, he is generally found on
the knowing and winning side in political con-
tests. When Simon says Thumbs up" thumbs
are up.
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DEoPossLs FOB HEAD-sTONEs FOR MA.
L TIoSAL MILITARY CEMETERIEs.


QuARTEaMAsrER GENERALr 0FFrcE,S
WAsHISeI oN. June n, ISIS. Y
r.sp1ss,s are invited for furnishing Head stones
Is an extract: '''''as
Provided, that the head stones REQUIRED nv An -
entitled can act 70 establish and protect Estioasi
Cemeteries," approved February a, 1857, and the
ee q durable stone, and such design and GeiSht
ac for suppyna the zane shall bs "a th e. CO..
secretary OF War, ener sixty days' advertisesnenf
IN ten newspapers Of general circulation TO some r.
Sonso,e eerson OF Sersons whose samples en1 bids
Of one million dollars & hsrsby sSsros,ssass ~ -
I'D I1rpose out q any money in t6s Treasnry so<
shal 6rss determine for the various ~
stse and model Tor such head ssonss, and H. Sts1
ards Of Susity snd color q ths sons % s. ~ -
bids shall BE- made and decided With rsfsFescs fSsr
e; 20. q nay ?: nj for
Ger this - sha Irovds for furnishiss ~ sssss.
I'll the said bod -aonss, ead shalI not n - sess
ssss esossd ths %. hsssey aDs..osFisssl.
The total number 10 be furnished 4 s~st-.s.x -
~ -. Tor the known, lG<e6; for the Unknown.
spseiAssassss, describing IN det.sl N. ....a.-.
cation b. letter 70 thfs o6cc. NJ ~ . ckyI
win s. Heed on sxkibiticS MIN fsx 49, $500
ne P.SIossis 1871 . q ssslsl seysicpss,
$780, 0s.srsi oltis An, q ~ e sas esssr,
q: :ss. ,: Ssssss = - Fl ~ s51:s
0erdsr Of shs sssrssary Of W..
o.srssrnasssr 0sasssa, Drsva Isjcr os1srd o.
1e
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LOST AND FOUND.


L GsT-On the 18th instant, on 9th street, between
LNew York avenue and g street, or on O. aFAN
with gutter percha chain attached, including two
charms. liberal reward will be paid BIZ Leaving
the same at the Star Office. augaO-a..
4 OST Oh STOlkN-On the 18th or 18Th instant.
and several notes an favor Of A. d. Willard. Any
Gne Pttufnii the same 70 the oGner, A. D. WILL
AuditorS, will be literally rewarded. aug5o-sss
I QsT.AnAMETHIsT SETTING OF RING.
Supposed 70 have been lost in going from I'D rect
~ 18th 70 9. along 70 18th, and up 18th to New
1ort avenue a liberal reward wifi be maid nv
leaving II at 1928 = street northwest it.
YSTm01 the 18Th q AusS:! pssT The on
A Mallory and Newspaper. VIII be OBLIGED to the
nnder u they VIII leave them at HARBAU0H q
and 9Th streets. II.
(,AME 70 DR0vERs' BEST, on the 9th inst. :.
~ IBID COW, horns, few white spots -,
The owner will come forward, prove proper. q II
", pay charges, ana take her away. angl9-s X56
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little judic.ous advertising on the part of
the new Philadelphia steamship company might
be good thing. their last steamer for Europe
Carried out emily two cabin passengers.
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The New York World having been exposed in
IS bogus sensation about the svowal of intidsl
SCI iments by Bismarck to a reporter of that
psper. now invents foolish story to the effect
that t.. Emperor William, of Germany, is dy-
ing fast, stricken by remorse over the national
policy towards the Jesuits.
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p TO LADIES.

q How "a Il !. . s1 ~ scun. Wife. no,.,,
81 f.nily Who requires 81 hsr 16ysics strength
70 inlell her hea.shoA d.ties, and al hey moral
her, e e: her RroStr:eed, losing ever, day her
Why, but yet suffering enough to Be- utterly miserS.
sblei This state Of weakness and debility o more
she WI receive the proper care = In the other
abe vii linser months sfter months, not thinking
sHssn.ts1 70 seo ons ~ 60 q nature
when little Irecaution in proper time would have
sethins can compare With he LoHoLifH fSIi.c
TERs q d.. =; 9. BxRTkAM. They are . safe and
tnfallfble remedy against malaria, dyspepeia, COZ
tiveness, biAousneaS, headaches, morning sickness
and ~ cSnpsints SecuIias 70 women: These BIT.
Quence Of their virtue and most agreeable taste tie
medicine ~ sxesllases for ladies. jaa-tf
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TTHERE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
Wy REPUBLICAN, CLUB of the Ora DIS
TBlCT at Williams Hall, 1905 Pennsylvania ave-
hue, At 1850 p. M August 2lst, to elect Two Alter
mates to the General Committee and to elect a
Preside mt of the Club.
d. Smith, secretary. augO-2tr
hFTHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
Wy Re PUBLICAN GENITAL COMMITTEE
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, August 10th, at ~,
ocIcck, in Union League Hall. full attendance
Is re9uested JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Prest.
j. L. sETTLE, Secretary. augl9-2t
hFPENlCKs INDIAN HAIR RESTORER
Wy has never been known to fail. 1t frees the
scalp from Dandrun, restores Gray Hair - its
natural color, renders IT soft and pfiabe prevents
the lair from falling eut, and re reduces Il when
gone Il is the finest Hair Dresser known. For sale
py an DrnRR1sts. jyl2-dtf
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

OOS1N EoO O1ANOEso.
nA. IA g.ss. siss. 4;
R8ss dG ia i.'s ss s, ca ss' 'ts
FOB sAIl-A RARE CHaNoE-steck, Fi7.
Sias s,S Ssaa saa
81 3. cssss; sas s. 81;
oMEY T9 LON on RkAL EsrATI IN
n, ..sisie SoVHsH MSsIHsP I. on,
YbHs sSaaLsrIn osi F,tures and Good will O
fsctofS ses.o., ~. doing good business. ssti.-
AWRAak1T5S;IIeoo 600 .Orth % osItiheats., B. P.
WANTEp eIesanse for real estate s sse
& h.. :fs
.ss S 5! !. Res. is;s.s s;sssis
e 1hs sSaE p
.asisiG So i 1t { HiD,DLEroS.
REAL Estate BARaAINs.
TIT 4iEs soLFLioIW " DEsIRABLE PRoPsR,
fERfp h1r5SS d5SSL L0SATEp IND Or
E 5b9N BY PERSONS IL SS'T WIN rNS or 4
Of f ssrs, DRY BRICK HOUSE on tn, north side
nearly oppo.ie ne Vermont srsnue and IS street,
,ai,,;,,y ror. OF 6enersl Meixs,
,ah,hs n,ne rooms range, bath room DO, and coia
Price, $500. 0to IN aiey.
three-story BRICK HOUSE on Ii,h s.rso.
aear p, west sde. eatirely nas con 49,,
ms, with eooktf range, bath room hot ami c,Id
Mater, inside shutters. Immediate poss-ssio ~.
Two BRICK HOUSES on l.t stree, e,., ,c.,,.o,
Hi between and s, nth, Containing .eye, a,5
nine rooms respectively Price, 50 500 each VA ~"1
Also, three story fRA ME on Sth street yre..
between and NJ containing nine rooms and h..h
$3.50. FITCU a rpv fnoe,
huele 13OS Penn-y Wants aV.nue
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IL is estimated that the recent rains washed
away two-thirds Of the State of Rhode Island
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nv y 7 I Il 7
~ BOARD OF HEALTH
All persons receiving Sewerage notices from the
Beard Of Health vii find it to their advantage to
call immediately Oh HAMILTON 3 PEARSON, Y
nj. Y, A. Building. They attend to all such work
with promptness and at low rates. anrI8-e
Inn Bells. ROSENDALE CEMENT now
asCVO being unloaded at Fitzhugh's 9th street
wharf, and more will bs coming right along, as 1
an determined to keep this market supplied with
the Newburgh Cement Since receiving the agency
1 have had it tested critically on both pub!c and
private works. and ii has been pronounced the best
kosendale Cement in this market
Orders must be left at 623 Louisiana ave corner
LIST and ssreets southeast; at my wharf, foot of Sd
street southeast. WIN. GUINAND,
auRlS 81 Agent for the Com pany,
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BOARDING.

ROARpING-Ths attention Of ladies and gentle.
~ men desiring quiet boarding house, Is called
70 tho pleasant Furnished Rooms, With Board on
The northeast corner Of Massachusstts avenue and
10th street northwest Entrance on 10th e. aIS sw
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DRoPOsALs FOB COAL.
TREASURY pEpARrxzyr.


Bureau OF kNsRAviNe AND PRINTIysS
July 26,h, 1873 Y
~ 10 o,clack a. m, TUESDAY, the 2oth iay OF
hnen-t, 1873, fur furnishing thousand N OoDl
tobs OF run q mine lGeOrges Creek Cumberland
SoA, q De Delivered al such times aud places and
10 sseh Quantities, a. may be required, and subect
proved J1ly Al, $50, viz: "That such coal shall
Neigh zzf0 Unde TO the ton, and shall be inspecfd
ano we,ehed and the quantity u each load caftied
ne tlne % delivery, BY the person appointed and
1nsilneo under the act for that purpose and that
the presc, ibed fee Of 70 oeuts for each ton ~ cal
inspected, weished, aud delivered, shall be paid by
Proposals Will be considered binding for one week
from the 26th day Of August, 1873, the Department
the right 10 reject all any portion Of the
No proposals will be entertained unless accom-
panied by satisfactory evidence Of ability 10 fudl
the contract, nor Will airy ment be made without
the certificate of the inspector that the coal fur
nlehed is such as the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed and sent 70 the
Office If GEO. r.. MCCARTHY
Chief OF Bureau OF Engraving aud Printing,
~ 25-eotaug6 Treasury peparturnt
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WE DESIRE TO
CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK

With ss little delay possible, and in order to do 90
We are selling Black Silks, Colored Silks, Wooden
D1ess Goods, Mourning Dress Goods, Black Cash.
mer.s. Buffalo" AIpacas, 90 Beaver" Mohairs.
Ia, cy Dress Goods, Flannels. Waterproofs, Linen
Table Damashs, Towels, Sheetings. Blankets,
Quilts, Prints, aud n best brands of Shifting Cot
tons st wholesale prices.
- goods delivered promptly to any part of the
city OF Georgetown.
JOS. J. MAY.
angles. 939 Penna ave., near ion street.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPesALs FOB FUEL.
DEPARTMENT OF srArF,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
seald Proposals viii be received 81 the Depart
TEMBER, ISIS, 10 furnish this Department win rnsI
ior me year ending June 90 lSt 10 be delivered in
such quantities and at such places Is desired
Information 10 kinds and quaptities can ha oh
tsined on application at this Department
ne hight 20 reject all bids or TO accent apv
BIDS or any portion of any bid reserved and .. ~
bidder Is required 10 deposit with the Tres~urer "a
the tiltec States the Of 800, as a eu.rantv ~
afaithful performance Of the CONTRACT swarded "a
HIM. EpWARn HAY Wnnn ~ u
eugl5 diSepl Eisbursing Clerk aud Sun.riat
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INTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE pISTRIO7
OF COLUMBIA.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA,
Hohins a Special Term, August 1sth, 1873.
In the case OF Moses Benedict Fortune, executor
Of ELIZA Z. LEITCB, deceased, the executor
aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Su.
preme Court Of the District of Columbia afore.
said, appointed TUESDAY, the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1873, for the final settlement and
distri6utisn Of the personal estate Of said de-
Ceased, and Of the assets in hand, far the same
have been collected and turned into money; when
and where all the creditors and heirs of said deceased
are notified to attend, with their claims properly
youched, or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit In said deceaseds estate: Prorided
scopy Of this order be published once a week for
three weeks in the Star previous to the said day.
Test: A. WEBSTER,
argl0 81 Register OF Wills.
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHINGToN. d. O., August 18th, 1873.
on the petition of DENNIS q. GATELY, of
Newton, Conn.,, praying for the extensionNof a
patent granted to him on the 22d day Of Novem-
Betting:
ordered that the testimony in the case be closed
on the 2st day OF 0cto hat the time for filing
arguments and the Examiners report be limited to
the 3lst day Of October next, and that said petition
be heard on the 5ih day of November next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
sug2D-w.H NJ. b. LEGGETT. Commissioner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-15

PRoF. MAcAILIsTER.-The success oi
this justly celebrated IllusIonist continues,
The hall was well filed last evening with
an apprcciative audience, and the pro,
gramme was faithfully carried out. The
distribution Of the gifts was made as
usual, and. general satisfaction rendered.
We failed to obtain the names OF the sue
cessful parties.
This afternoon grand family matinee
will be given, and will afford ladies and
children su admirable opportunity TO wit.
ness the astonishing feats Of Prof n. In
addition to the usual hundred gifts, one
hundred pounds Of candies will be dis
tributed among the little folks, every one
of whom will receive a present. Tonight
will be the closing performance Of Prof.
NJ. in this city during his present visit.
There will doubtless be rush 10 sec
some Of the wonderful things he can do.
P. s. Since the foregoing was written
we have been informed that Mr. Luther
Stewart, Of Bridgeport, received the ttte
a tte Ms. E. D. telarkGon, the China tea
set; Mr. Vim. Easel, the bird cage, or,
hoop skirt.
This evening the principal gift will be
Singer Sewing Machine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-15

TRASsEERs OF RIAL EsTATR-DuriDg
the week ending Friday, March IA, the
following transfers Of real estate were
left at the Clerks office Of the County
Court:
Deed made April 80, 1872, by James
E. Pierson and wife to James Wayh FOL
SO 7s-100ths acres Of land joining said
Wayts land; 81, 1856 05. Admitted Mar. 2,
Lease made March by F. Rogers cad
Mrs. Priscilla Wood TO Jane Wood, for
their interest for I've years In and TO lots
Nos. 10 and 10 In square No. "a, South
Deed made March Q by d. Q. Caldwell
and others to Marsh & Christleib, for lol
No. IS in square No. 10, Jacob street,
Centre Wheeling $500. Admitted MARCH,
10.
Deed Made March o by d. O. Caldwell
and others to Ann Marsh, for lot No. IL
In square No. u, Jacob street, Centre
Wheeling; 5000. Admitted March 10.
Deed made March 2 by Joseph A.
Bodley and wife 10 William Hubbard fol-
SO feet front on Sixth street, running back
90 feet, OF lot 81, East Wheeling 81, 1000
Admitted March 10.
Deed made March 4 by Joseph Basse
and vile to IgnatIus EArman for the
northeast fraction Of the east third Of lol
%, East Wheeling, fronting on Vine
Alley, 20 feet; $3.50. Admitted March lS
Deed made April 2S, 1879 by Daniel
Ritz and wife TO Adam Kratz for lot No.
70, corner Of Elm and Fifth streets, South
Wheeling; $3.50. Admitted March 10.
Deed made March IS by Elisha Con
nelly to Eliza ]. Holmes (wiie Of Gilbert
L. Holiness for n acres l rood, and 81
perches Of land, (Wylie farm joining Dr.
Englishl deed Of gift. Admitted March H.
Deed made March 10 by Gilbert L.
Holmes and vito to William Connolly for
So acres, / rood and SO perches Of land
(part Of the Robinson farm) 81 100. Ad'
mitted March 10.
Deed made February 81 by B. Ellis
DUNCAN and vile to George 5chad Ior
| lot No. 25 and 81 feet of the south side
Of lot No. "a, Lagrange, South Wheeling;
$500. Admitted March A.
Deed made March /, by Caroline Rich
ards 10 Samuel D. Tippelt, for the north
halfof lot No. 1903, Market Street, North
Wheeling; $1,000. Admitted March IA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-15

FOURTH STREET N. 3. CHURcH.-The
large audience room Of Fourth Street N.
E. Church was well filled last evening,
by Representatives Of that denomination
from nearly all sections Of the city.
BiShop Andrews who presided at the re.
cent session Of the W. Va. Conference at
GuyandOtte, occupied the pulpit, and
preached a sermon fully sustaining his
reputation as an able and eloquent minis.
terot Christ BlHhOp A. Is On route to the
Providence r. l. Conference. He will
dedicate the lecture room Of the new II.
z. Church in Grafton tomorrow. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-15

D, A. Adler 4 Co. have
now open their large and
magnificent stock Of Spring
Hats In every style and quail
Ity. French and American
ArtIhcIaIs; Millinery and
Fancy Goods to which they
Invite the early inspection OF
the ladies'. New additions
coming In daily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-15

THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT about the
Eureka Organ is, that they are the most
desirable instruments IN the market, fol
they have the sweetest tune, a quick re-
spouse to the touch, great power, easy
action, very handsome cases, perfect bel
lows requiring one.half the usual effort tC
blow other kinds, and chCapuess Every
purchaser who has had Eureka Organ
in use, is a missionary in the effort to sell
them, and the result is seen in the great
number sold at sheib's Music Store, Mon,
roe ST., above Market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-15

NEW FALL AND WINTER GooDs.-C
Hess, corner ofMain and Quincy streets
has just received the most complete and
choice line Of Foreign and Domestic Cas-
simeres, Scotch Cheviots, English and
French Diagonals, Cloths Of all shades.
Vestings, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
&C., that can be found in the city. Also
large stock Of German and Fancy
Wooden Knitted Jackets. He does all
work in the best style and guarantees fits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-15

COUNTY CoURT.-This court was in
session both morning and afternoon, yes
terday, and the following Is synopsis Of
what was done:
George Il. Parks qualified as Executor
Of the estate OF the late II. Jessie Edg-
ington-bOnd $4,000.
In the case Of Watson Is. Curtis the
motion made to set aside the judgment OIL
the Justice was overruled.
s. Thornburg, ct al o. John Thornburg
on motion and petition ID have a COM
mittee appointed for the defendant
number Of witnesses were examined.
The evidence had not all been heard
however, when our engagements COM
PEELED US to leave the court room.
Adjourned until ten o'clock this morn
fRn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-15
EDUCATIONAL,
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

ESAoliIhed By Congress; adopted BY the State;
aided By The 6oneVolsneo Of individuals, soeis.
dOS, and other institutions.
FiVe Departments Of observation-disclosures.
Scientific, Agricultural, Military and RnCiueeF.
ing. Also thoroughly organised Preparatory
Department,
In charge Of large Faculty Of accomplished
scholars and successful educators.
PAIL TERM begins September 4th. wMTER,
December 9th. SP3UG, March 18th.
COMMENCEMENT, June 10, 1873.
Total expenses nom $50 TO $50 per year. Lo,l
To those boarding in clubs.
Send ioC Catalogue, containing full pArtiea
Ian, TO
MoRsANFoWN, v, Va, July IL isn. iy3o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-15

A RARE CHANcE,-At our semi annual
closing out sale consisting Of Heavy Win
ter Over Coatlugs, Vcstings, suitings and
Underwear, all oil which we will sell at
astonishing low prices to make room for
our spring stock. ]. T. Lakiu Sc Co.,
No. 81 Monroe Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-15

IT was considered a great discovery
when franklin drew lightning from the
clouds. Yet is it not also great discov-
cry to draw pain from the ''dy pamG'
nenhy3 Pain Cure Oil will surely do It.
Try it and see for yourself. For sale by
all druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-15

F1NBHED.-The sale Of the law library
atthe Court House, referred to in our col.
umus yesterday morning, was continued
Thursday, night until the sum required
was realized. Tho administrator Of the
late Judge Goods estate then put on the
market the library left by the deceased,
and it was also disposed Of. The sale did
not conclude until after II o'clock.