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life. Here, then, IL the standard we want
the very tallsman Of success. We need
mot dwell here, for It needs no lRbored
argument 10 prove that the mighiest In
SEPARATIONS are those Of o, moral character
and that the grandest motives 10 human
action are found In O Christianity. We can.
not comprehend the wealth Of power and
wisdom and greatness which God has
made possible 10 every soul. To neglect
these gifts my young friends and 70 Equan'
der these treasures d. TO trample under
foot the richest gifts Of God and to hold
in contempt the grandest opportunities
conceivable 10 mortals. ii' 3.
But Il o person be humble In cifcum-
stance, loWly In lot, or scanty In intellec.
tual endowments, yet II he live In God and
unto God he 10 truly great, for Angels are
his attendants, Christ 10 his Elder Brother,
Heaven Is his home and Eternity his life
career. -Tf
Then, in conclusion, let me earnestly
entreat you 10 cultivate above al
other things your spiritual, 'deathless
nature, and forgetting those things which
are behind and reaching forth unto those
things which are before" "prees toward
the mark for the prize Of the high calling
Of God In Christ Jesus
Ever pursue this high vocation unto
which you are called and all things will
surely work together for your good.
And now, scholars, graduates as you 60
forth from this Commencement may the
blessing Of the Heavenly Father go with
you, and may His blessing never depart
from you.
Wherever you may 60 In this life, may
you never lack the company and conn.,
munion Of that Friend that sIicketh closer
than brother; and OF the close Of LIES
pilgrimage may you have conferred on
you at Gods right hand all the honors
and distinctions Of His faithful and elect
children.
And II we should never again all have
the happiness oil meeting together, my de.
yout hope and prayer Is, that all our
number, teachers, graduates, pupils and
friends, may have . part In that blessed
reunion where we ihIll walk together in
whitem the paradise Of God. \ gtf.gt
The grand chorus was then sung, and
the audience was dismissed with the ben
edicion. Every performer was the re-
cipient Of numerous floral offerings, be.
sides applause, in which the audience was
not apating:
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'sQurRE KAMMER.-This Justice yes
terdsy had the following business before
him:
Andy Gillespie was arrested for steal
ing, on the 24th inst, about 90 worth OF
candy, the property Of Christine Bach
man, from her storereom, Mol Main
street, Officer Baird nsbbed Gillespie
about 8 o'clock Wednesday evening,
while he (Glllespie) was enjoying bath
In the river. Andy was sent TO jail, in
default Of $500 bail, to insure his appear
ance for future examination. Warrants
were also issued for the arrest Of John
Fighter and W. Marshall, comrades Of
Gillespie, who are charged with stealing
candy from Mrs. Bachmsn.
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suNsTRuoK.-Louls Laue, q German
employed at Adolph Yocke's stone quar-
ry, short distance beyond thei Hemp
field tunnel, about noon yesterday was
Frustrated by the heat. His fellow.work.
men used every means in their power to
relieve the unfortunate man, but he died
In about an hour. Laue for some time
kept O grocery on Market Square in the
Second Ward, but recently had kept a
saloon in Centre Wheeling, corner Alley
is and Main street. He closed his saloon
some months ago, and has been working
for Mr.. Yoke. He had been complain
ing Of feeling unwell for several days. He
leaves wife and seven children in by no
means favorable circumstances.
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NEW sPRRa AND sunRR GooDs.-
Q, Hess, northwest corner Of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
Of Cloths, oaasimeresi 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 first-claaS house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices
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CmnSEy on FmH.-Just as the family
Of J. Duflleld, ESQ., corner Delaware
and south York. streets, Islaud, Were
Eitting down to breakfast yesterday
morning, . chimney IN the house was ais.
eoyered't TO DO on fire. The flames were
e1inguiahed before any damage was
done, and without raising an alarm.
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MANLY DRowEED.-A boy named
Evans, while swimming in the river,
near the Top NH, Wednesday night, was
run over by tho ferryboat and came near
being drowned. A man named Turner
went to his relief, and succeeded in res.
cuing him. -sI.G
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SUPREME CoURr.-1n this court yes
terdsy slpaSsdeGS was granted in the
case Of P. W. Morgan, Sheriff, &c %
City Of Charleston. Z
An appeal was allowed in the case Of
Charles B. Rouss Is. L. L. sRdler q Co,
from Jefferson county.
The case Of VIM. @. Blaine ss. Chesa-
peake s. Ohio Railroad Company, from
KanSwha county, was argued and sub
mitted. 1sidly and Hogeman for appellant
and Fltzhugh for appflte.
The case Of Tappan os Pease, from
Kanawha county, was submitted.
The case Of John O. Ruby, Admins
traitor, SC, ss. Chesapeake & Ohio Rail-
road Company, from Ksnswhs county
was continued.
The court adjourned until Monday
next at . o'clock P. N.
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DIRECTORS ELRcTED.-The stockhold.
es OF the Wheeling Female College met
at the Bank Of Wheeling yesterday after.
noon and elected the following Board Of
Directors for the ensuing year: H. K.
List, Q. D. Hubbard, John B. Wilson, ].
s. Rhodes, G. K. Wheat, 7. q. Logan, A.
Pollock, Thos. Hornbrook, J. R. Hub.
bard, Jos. Bell, :. P. Hildreth, B. Daven.
port, A. j. Sweeney. .
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DRowNED.-A farmer living opposite
steubenVille walked out in the river yes.
terdsy and drowned himself. The body
wGs recovered almost Immediately, but
too late to bring HIM tolife. His name Is
not known to rs. The cause Of the sui
eide iS unknown.
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PosoNED.-LIttle 10. Hofaan, q FIVE.
year.old son Of John Hoffman, Esq, who
resides on Chapline street, Centre Wheel,
ing, on Wednesday afternoon got hold OF
and ale piece Of bread spread with SUI
gar and Costars Rat Exterminator. It
made the little fellow pretty sick, for q
time, but q physician was summoned and
gave him an anddote, and heiis now
hearty enough. ~ !.
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PERsoNAL.-John o. Pendleton, Esq
has gone to Bethany, where he will stay
four or five weeks for the benefit of his
health.
John W. Hopes, formerly with VIM.
Ewing in this city, but for the past two
years foreman Of the Cumberland (Md.)
Nssrs job Office, is now reading law with
Hon. T. Cook Hughey, in that town.
McAllister, the great magician, who is
well known in this community, has re.
ceiyed intelligence that he has fallen heir
to ashsre Of the Old Mari estate, in Scot.
land, valued at G64.00OO0O.
Ned Gslligau left the city yesterday
Tor Cincinnati, on prospecting tour.
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MUNICIPAL CouRT.-A session Of the
Municipal Court for The purpose Of trying
the suit Of the City Of Wheeling o. TIE
Wheeling, ParkerSburg and Cincinnati
Transportation Company was held Yea.
terdsy afternoon. The case was argued
and submitted, when court adjourned 10
court In course.
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KNOCKED Down AND INJuRED.-Jusl
alter the down train on the W. P. & B
road left Triadelphia yesterday morning
1t struck young man and knocked him
down, ipjuring him slightly about the
head. The train was stopped and backed
to where he was lying, and he was taken
on board. BE was unable to state how
the accident had occurred, being some
what befuddled from the severe knock be
had received on the head. It Is sup
posed, however, that he was trying to
get on the cars.
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FoRtwo yards wide Iron Grenadlns, at
s5 cent?, soto ]. W. FRRRE1'G,

ApMtREas Of the beautiful should Gee the
Craycn Portraits at Robinson's Gallery.
Mr.. R. has enlarged his rooms and made
special arrangements for this kind Of
work. Ali who want portraits will do
well TO give him o call. III, =
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's9uRE PTnIRs.-Wedncsda even
Ing John Golding was held In the sum Of
500 TO keep the peace for q year, and in
tho sum Of 800 to answer at court the
charge Of Assaulting Patrick o'Lesry.
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THERMOMETER RKcoRD.-The follow
Ing shows the range Of the temperature
a. observed at sllvey's Drug Store, cor.
ner opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
sA. n. uL SRr. IRE
% 9S 50 70
n tAI Il 0AA iAt "a ASo. n
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Persons leaving tho city Tor the Summer, or
any portion Of It, may have TIE IATEILIoExoxR
sent to their address for Iueh tims ~ they de.
Hirs, at, the rate Of Is eta. per week. Orders
Rhould DO Ssnt IN nt once,
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PIANO TuNNa.-Leaye your orders for
Piano Tuning at Adams & Lucas, 1897
Market street, and have 1t promptly at
tended to. Az york guaranteed. Pianos
kept in tune and repair by the year at
q liberal discount.
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IT is astonishing how much dry goods
the little dears will sail under these warm
evenings. sixty.tive or seventy yards il
considered q summer evenings dream Of
iashonAble felicity.
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qhe9ttelli14
FRIDAY, JUNE 20. 1874.


NUW hUEbINI1duIUHNs
Steamer r. Z. Hudson.
10. o. F.-FunerAl Notice.
a. P. A.-Funeral Notice.
G. Mendel;- Booth & 90.
For a No: | Job Of Grainiug.
Prizs Books.
For SGle-Lot.
For 5Ale-House. s q
Morgantown Female Seminary.
Ladies' WGtches-0xtoby s. Duftleld.
Fifty Dollars Reward.
Strayed or Stolen.
japanese Teapots.
Undertaking, .-
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Foor CRusuED.-About hsli.past 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon q workman
in the Belmont Mil named Joseph Del
bold had his foot badly crushed by the
falling Of o door.
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OFFICERS ELEcTED.-The following
officers have been elected iOr the ensuing
term by IvGnhoe Lodge, K. OFF,: ". E
Fry, Q. @; a. n. Hsrkins, V. G.; F. A.
Britt, N. Of E.; o. Leonhart, Prel Porter
Smith, Rep. to Grand Lodge.
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APPoRTArENT.-Mr. Frank B. Miller
for many years train dispatcher and
telegraph operator on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad, has accepted the posltion
OF assistant trainmaster of tho Pittsburgh
s. Connellsville Railroad, with headquar.
tiers at Connellsville.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-26

AVON THE CRowD.-Ladies will be
better served, and avoid the great crowds,
by calling early in the morning.
... STONE q THOMAS.
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NorcE.-The greatest bargains yet in
Grenadines, Japanese, Silks in all colors,
and Dress Goods ofall grades and descrfp.
tons, direct from New York Auction and
Of half their value. Call and price them;
they will astonish you. J. W. FERRRI:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-26

WORLDS ExPosrr1oNs.-Highest medal
awarded for excellipg in Ladies' Fine
Shoes TO Edwin @. Burt. The above
brand for sale only by L. V. BLOND,
1885 Main street.
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EIEaANT.-Twelye pair "A Motley
suitingS, high lusre, sell anywhere at
81 cents, at 80 cents. A great bargain.
49, Stone & THOMAS.
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THE ladies of the Island NJ. E. Church
intend holding moonlight tea party on
Tuesday evening next.
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SPECIAL communication Of Bates Lodge
No. 50, A. +. A. Il, this friday evening
at7i o'clock, for installment Of officers,
J.V.L. RopoERs, W H.
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ALARaE new arrival Of Ladies' and
ohildren's made'up White Goods Of all
descriptions, great bargains, Just opened
by ]. W. FRRREL.
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WE understand that the case Of Tsy-
Tor srauder, the colored murderer, will
come before the Supreme Court on Tues.
dAy next ,aEfsi E
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DoN'T fail to call soon Il you want two
yards wide Iron Grenadines, for S5 cents
per yard, at ]. W. FRRRR1's.
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JAPa-Elegant black and white stripes,
worsted filling, good lustre, worth 50
cents at 20 cents. SToNR 8 THOMAS.
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PoL1cR CouRT.-Business transacted
by this court yesterday morning:
Thomas Mulcurran and VIM. Def
baugh, disorderly conduct, % and costs.
each. ,e-
John Dumas, keeping an express
wagon not registered and paying NO IL
cenHe therefor, IS and costs.
Milton Randolph, creating tumult and
disorder, go and costs.
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NEW SHEET MUuo received try.weekly
at sheib's Music Store, 1114 Main street.
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TuE La Belle Mil started up again
yesterday. -------.---. =
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Tan Municipal Court yesterday ad-
Journed to court in course.
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A PH1LANTHRoPIsT proposes to
muEzle the boys during tho green apple
nAaann. ----H.--.
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FOR 10 quarter Bed Spreads at 800 go
10 ], W. FERRRL's.
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If you want a cheap carpet go to
J.W. FRRRRL's nop.
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Foa calicoes at 8 TOT cents par yard,
go to ~. " ~ J.W. FRRRRi,s
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LldisIi II yOa With q RsadJ.nlds Salt,
PLATA or Embroidered Shirt Waists, AlpIeI or
HoTStSI Dresses, Travelling DuIteTS, or Suits
for watering places, you can DO suited 81 the
hsWSt RItss At oar Suit Mandatory. AL
work GuarAatstd,
1. BLUM & BRO.
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THz' Supreme Court yesterday id
journed over to Monday next
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-26
WHEELING .PEllA1E COLLEGE.
Commencement EIercIses Last NIshl

commencement Exercises Last Night
Everything that could DO wiShed for
Of the Opera House last night, to give to
the commencement exercises Of the Re.
male College a brilliancy Of performance
and an enthusiasm Of approval was far.
nished In liberal quantity. In the hst
place, an audience Of ladies and gentle
men that crowded the capsciouS house
gathered there, Notwithstanding the ex.
IRENE heat. OF course, the young ladies
Of the graduating class were highly graft.
fed at this exhibition Of interest and en-
couraRement among the friends Of the in.
atltution, and felt themselves capable Of
doing their very best.
Occasions like these acquire o full
measure Of enjoyment when the surround.
ings are al that the performers can de-
sire, for praise Is never more sincerely
valued than by those whose most noticea.
bic literary efforts Of school life find ap-
preciatiye listeners. The graduates Of
the college, this year, have every cause
to be proud Of their success, for II Is rare
that commencement exercises are char.
acterized by the ability displayed in those
OF which We write. Below we give the
programme Of the evening:
PROGRAMME.
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DON'T FAIL TO TRY THESE GOODS.
Buy II Of your merchant II 10 has It o. VIM
procure lt for yOu. nAOt, thea WRIT for our
Pamphlet, Gan about SapolIO," and u WIN 10
mailed Tree. 4l7,T
JESSE n. LIpPINCoTT
,.,.,.. i'11nREE sE- PrTssuReR. PA.
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he people ol lie North nav
tma sine tha they aat
aF l'e atgacIons fohbafae which
haYe been RelpetFatea nroh Tie
people ot slla seonsfrueea States
F1Y TIE hnman YalluFes Who have
represented ths Administration
there recalglng lh8 support and
enconrag cement ol President ran
but il they think so they are great
IA mistaken tor one part Of she
United @sates elm not Sc brought
~ ruln 6Y misgosernment and ex-
cesiRa iaxatl0n Withont tie rest
oi the country Suffering thereby
ln many WaYs. There It'd many
manufacturing cities and towns IS
The Northern States whose future
prosperity largely depends upon
9 restoration of TIC Southern trade
Wniei formerly gave employment
70 numerous mechanics and fac-
tory operatives. bit which has |
been greatly decreased or entirely /
loss owing 10 the IMPOVERISHED /
condition af the Southern people.
Millions 81 dollars ii Southern
State bonds are held by Northern
capitalists which yield 30 income
oeeanse The funds of these States
nave been stolen to enrich corrupt
politicians And the failure 81
such States to meet tie interest
7n their bonds held III Europe is
proving ruinG1s to American credit 4
lbr9ad. Ihe present scarcity 81
money throughout tho country id
owing, not to lack of currency
luihcient 70 meet tile legitimate
demands, bnt % the fact that the
4Aaa eent g public affairs ID
Washington and III MOST be Che
southern states has been corrupt
.na inetheient, the great aim 81
nose lnsfnstea with the highest !
lovers having apparently been
q accumulate wealth for them
ewes, thelf relations and their /
PERSONAL friends, regardless of tile
interests Of the people at large.
q order to afford illegal gains to
comparatively few persons, Tug
mole country is exhorbitantly
aKea, and IFS best interests are III
lereilessly sacrificed.
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BARBER SHOP
BY CELEsgIN ROTURIERs
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I galse pleasure ip informing the pub
lic that 1 ani now prepated at all TIMES
60 receive gentlemen who require tho
aerYlees Of q l0nsDrial Artist. Shaving.
saampooing and Hon dressing dome all
ali hours from slinrise until bedtime.
Ladies needing my services wiIl be
waited % 81 their residence
April & 1874 n4y