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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-16

CHURCH NoTEs. Rev. w. w. Ben
nett delivered fine discourse at Broad
street Methodist church on Sabbath morn
ing. DR.. Cranberry, the pastor, was un-
able to fill his pulpit on account of indis-
position.
Thirteen persons who have recently
protested conversion at the series of meet
lngs held at the First Baptist church, were
baptized by the pastor of that church YES
terday.
Rev. A. P. Graves commences series
of religious exercises at the Second Baptist
church tonight.
Two persons were baptized at Eben eyer
(Colored) Baptist church Sunday.
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THUS far considerably less than one-half
of the amount of ice usually cut has been
secured throughout the country, and as a
consequence the article will probably be
scarce and dear next summer.
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APPRoPRIATE- In Illinois "Mrs.
Governor Beverage leads one wing of
the woman's anti-liquor crusade.u The
beverage she takes is aqua nara
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WASHINGTON.
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, March 18.-,Seaote.
No session.
House, This being Monday large
number of bills were introduced and re-
ferred.
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TOBACCO. Receipts continue large,
and the offerings are consequently full
and probably of somewhat improved
quality. We do not note, however, any
tendency to improvement in prices. Pos
sibly such tendency may be developed,
especially in dark tobaccos, when the
reggie orders shall have come upon the
market. But we cannot reasonably. hope
for the prevalence of the prices which
ruled last year even then unless much
greater improvement in quality than may
properly be anticipated shall be exhibited.
In yellow tobaccos the demand continues
uuabatedly eager, and full figures are the
rule,
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
In this court to-day @. A. Manly, charged
with defrauding his creditors, was dis
charged. and John e. Bossieux, charged
with defrauding the Dollar Savings bank,
was bailed for his appearance on the 18th
of March. to which time his case was con-
tinuad I'D 800
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AGRICULTURAL REMARK.-A good
watchword for temperance Grangers-Ho |!
all ye that thirst ~ Hoe.
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HUsTINGs CoUkT.--Nothlng OF an
important nature TRANSFERRED in this court
to-day. assH "a
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
The Judges of this court were in confer
ence to-day.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Terrible Disaster at sea-Il7 Persons
Dr0wned-Gathering of Imperial lists
-Misstatement Corrected,

Terrible Disaster at sea-Il7 Persons
Observation-Disclosures of Imperial lists
-Misstatement Corrected.
LONDON, March 16.-The steamer La.
coma, while on voyage from Alexandria,
Egypt, for Algiers, having as passengers
219 pilgrims returning from Mecca. en-
countered terrible gales. One huge wave.
| which struck the vessel, washed overheard
from her deck III of the pilgrims, and all
| were drowned.
New YORK, March 16.-A Herald
| SPECIAL dated London 10Th instant saws:
There is an enormous influx of French
visitors. The tickets for the celebration
| at Chiselhurst already exceeds 5000.
Among the numberless presents, the Queen
has sent from Windsor flag, an order of
the garter, and also brass plate with an
inscription, to be placed on the Empe.
ror's sarcophagus. The programme
for Monday is as follows Mass az IL a.
M, reception at Camden House from TO
D. m; an address to be read by the
| Duke OF Paden. to whi,h the Prince In
peral will reply.
Reports from Paris express fears of the
| demonstration. The change in the electo-
raj law and the distress among the work
| ing classes have tendency in favor of the
cause OF the Imperial Prince.
| LONDON, March 1876 A. Nit was
the steamer Queen Elizabeth, from Call
outta for Glasgow, which was lost off
Tariffa, with fourteen lives, and not the
steamer Glasgow, as before reported.
SPAIN.
MADRID, March 16 Marshal Serrano.
with an army of $4,000 men and ninety
pieces of artillery, is now face to face with
the Carlist force Of $4,000, while General
Iona, with column of 5000 strong, is
moving on the enemy's rear.
Items
Prince Bismarck is reported better,
A rupture is reported between Eugene
and Plon Pon.
The stowaways which the steamer Civ
of New York carried back to Havana. have
been condemned to be shot.
Advices from Rio Janeiro report that the
Bishop OF Pernambuco has been sentenced
to years imprisonment for continued re-
sistanee to the avs of the state.
A letter from Havana says the first
band of volunteers sent to Nuevtas to
meet the insurgents have been worsted
losing 20 killed, and seventy wounded.
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LOST

LIS Il .-BETwEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS, on Saturday last, SEAL
RING The finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving the same at THIS OFFICE.
nah 4-tf
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PERSONAL. General G.. w. Gusts
Lee and VIM. H. f. Lee we're in the city
to-day. ls
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Items.

The United States district court Of Wis.,
consin decides that where married wo-
man indorses note as an accommodation.
the debt does not become charge upon her
separate estate.
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A WRINKLE FOR OUR BUTCHERS. -
In some portions of Texas cattle are killed
alone for their hide and tallow. The latter
is obtained by thrusting the entire carcass
after it has been denuded of its skin into
huge watts, where, after undergoing boiling
process, the fat which rises to the surface
is dipped up with ladies'. The manner Of
getting the hide off is both unique and
original. After the bullock is knocked
down, the skin is cut around with knife,
a horse is hitched to the edge of the hide,
and in minute It's whipped off. In this
manner the operators are enabled to dispose
of six hundred bullocks in one day. We
should Ike to see this plan tried on some
Of the rhinocerous-hided suckers we know.
The temptation to give the horse an extra
whack to accelerate his motions after he
was hitched, would be nearly irresistible.
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CoFFINs.-It is melancholy to reflect
that the ford floral decorations SO COM
mon about modern +" caskets" as a sign of
ceremonial grief, are as evanescent as the
feelings they temporarily provoke. Cover
ing the dead party in profusion of green
house plants looks pretty on the go of, y
but don't help worth cent in the sentry"
for the s' final race.
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NEWS FROM ABROAD
TERRIBLE DISASTER AT SEA
III PERSONS DROWNED
GATHERING OF IMpERIALIsTs
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK March 16 Noon. Stocks
active and strong. Money 81. Cole 1l2.
Exchange, long, 4S5; short, 1881. Gov
eruments strong and active. State quiet
and steady.
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@6 WILL PAY FOR SIX COPIES OF THE
%C WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL. for ole
year.
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ASSEMBLY HALL.-Should it rain,
hail, snow or blow tonight don't let the
weather deter you from attending Assem-
bly, Hall. Remember that Katie Put.
nam, Edwin Browne and their excellent
company have rendered complimentary
benefit to the Knights ofPythias of this
city to aid them in the erection of Pyth-
ian Castle. "Fanchon," with Katie Put
nam in the title role, the liveliest, mer-
REST, sweetest andbest Cricket on the stage,
is the play. The Knights of Richmond
land the First Virginia regiment, who owe
Katie debt of gratitude it will take them
some time to repay should crowd the hall
to overlooking. Knights and comrades see
to it.
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THE HEBREW CIVIL YEAR.-In tn,
synagogues of this city Saturday, prayers
were offered for the first month of tn,
Hebrew calendar, which begins on Thurs
day. 1t is the Hebrew month Nissan
which being the month upon which the
Hebrews, after bondage of centuries, re-
covered their liberty from the Pharoahs in
Egypt and began their eventful wanderines
to the promised land. On the fourteenth
day of this month occurs the Feast of the
Passover, which considering its associa-
tons, is endeared to the hearts OF oil Is
raelites such as no other festival of the
lsraelites. 1t commentaries the entrance
of the Hebrews "from slavery to freedom !;
from darkness 10 light" With it dates the
organization of the Hebrews as nation,
and no other festival is so often cited, and
no other event is so often alluded to IN the
Scriptures of the Old Testament, as this
liberation of the Hebrews from the yoke of
the Pharoahs.
To non-Israelites it seems exceedingly
strange that the first month of the calendar
OF the Hebrews occurs six months
later than the New Year Of that
nation, (which takes place either
at the end of September or the be-
6'uAiuS vi OClOueTs L HIS laIteT festival
solemnizes the beginning of the Sacred Year;
and that which was commemorated in the
synagogues Saturday, and which will begin
on next Thursday, marks the civil year of
the Israelites, both of these terms beginning
ct the equinoctial seasons.
The passover festival will begin this year
on April 3rd, and during the seven days of
its continuance no leavened bread is eaten.
The unleavened bread which is called
"Matzoth," is already being prepared.
POLICE CoURT.-Justice White dis
posed of the following cases in this court
to-day:
Charles E. Rose, drunkenness, &c., dis
charged.
George Toney, breaking window-glass,
fined 90.
Ella Anderson and Hannah Thomas,
fighting in the street, fined ST. each.
Charles Carter and. Robert Frayser,
creating disturbance in the street, Carter |
fined $3.50, Frayser discharged.
William F. Weber, unlawful assault |
DISCHARGED.
Philip Critzer and Anthony Kritzer,
joint assault, continued until the 18th in |
slant.
Martha Saunders, stealing, jailed ninety
days.
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MADRID, March 16 Marshal Serrano.
with an army of $4,000 men and ninety
pieces of artillery, is now face to face with
the Carlist force Of $4,000, while General
Iona, with column of 5000 strong, is
moving on the enemy's rear.
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Can Judgment Creditor Bring a
Chancery suit In u state C0urt
Against n bankrupt, After HIS Adj
Indication 10 subject Real Estate TO
Liens, and to Distribute its Proceeds
among Creditors
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08

Gas ExPLoaIoN.-About 10 o'clock yes
terdsy morning, while workmen were en-
gagged in trescoiDg the ceiling oil the room
recently occupied by N, Gelink as a cigsl
store, under the Opera House, they
smelled gas very strongly Mr.. Luke Fit
ton was sent Tor. and while himselrand q
workman named Edward Bye were ex-
amining the pipe on the ceiling, the pipe
between the ceiling and the rafters ex-
ploded with a loud noise. All the plaster
was knocked of the ceiling, the upper
floor was torn up, and the glass in the
windows shattered to Fragments The
workmen were unipjured, with the excep.
ton Of few slight bruises.
When the burners had been removed
by the last tenant, cork was placed In
the pipe which had been used for lighting
cigars. The gas escaped from this pipe
and when a light was brought near the
ceiling 1t exploded. The damage to the
property viii not exceed $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08

sTE1NwAY grand, square and upright
pianos have obtained the highest honors
every awarded 10 the piano manufacturer
in the world. First Of the grand Gold
Medals of honor. Worlds Fair, Paris,
1s67-London, 1869. The worlds great.
est Pianists and Composers, including the
renowned DR.. Franz List and Anton Ru.
binstein, the Academies Of Fine Arts Of
Paris, Berlin, and Stockholm, as well as
the piano.purchasing public Of Europe
and America, unite in the unanimous yer.
dict Of the superiority Of the stelnwSy
Pianos over all Others. Prices as low a.
the exclusive use Of the best materials and
most thorough workmanship will permit
Old pianos taken in exchange.
Illustrated Catalogues, with price. list,
mailed free on application.
Adams & Lucas, Sole Agents, 1897
Market street. :
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GooDs.-
Q. Hess, northwest corner Of Main and
Quincy streets, has Just received full lines
Of Cloths, Cassimetes, Ves,ings, &c, Of The
latest styles aud best makes, and adapted
10 the season and this market. Lar0e
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 frst-clsss house In the city. Can
and examine goods and compare prices,
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BARGAINS m SECOND HAND:INsTRuMENTs
-Havipg been gathering in from our
country sub-agencies all second. hand and
exchanged pianos and organs, we will
now close them out regardless Of cost TO
first comers Many Of the instruments
have been used only a short time, and
can be relied on as being In good repair
and condition before delivery. One
double.reed Mason 6 Hsmlin Organ,
$50, another at 800; and many others
some oil them as low as $25. Must be
closed out within ten days; so come
along early and secure your choice, as we
must have the room Just now for new
stock arriving daily. II you can't pay
all down, bring along what money you
can spare and you can have terms to
suit you on the balance. We also give
the privilege Of having them exchanged
for new ones at any time you desire. Be
sure and come early, and remember the
place is at VIM. q. sheib's, lila, Main
Street
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MARTINS REsTAuRANT.-Mr. Martin
Thornton, the proprietor Of the above
well known restaurant, is now establish.
ad in his large and commodious rooms
on Market street, opposite the city build.
ing. The rooms have been handsomely
furnished, and are excelled by none in the
city. IL connection the restaurant
are private rooms for the use Of ladies
accompanied by gentlemen, or ladies
alone. For preparing suppers for select
parties the facilities Of this restaurant
cannot be surpassed. The quality Of the
vIands is too well known to need mention.
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TWENTY pieces more Of that splendid
Carpet Just received, and will be sold at
prices lower than any house in the city.
Carpets worth 81 IS, only q co. Carpets
worth q 90. only s5c; Carpets worth $50,
only CSC. Oil Cloth Of eli patterns, Of ].
W. Ferrel's, Center Wheeling
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POLICE CouRT.-There were two cases
before the police court yesterday morning.
George Burns and VIM. Clark were
charged with disorderly conduct, but their
cases were dismissed upon payment Of
costs, conditioned that they Immediately
leave tie city. RI -
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NAIL IN Hrs FNoER,-0n Monday
afternoon several boys were playing on
tho corner Of 14th and Chap!ine streets,
when one OF them named Charley
hughes, aged about ten years, became oil.
tended with little son Of Henry Shall.
cross. about eight years old. Hughes
told shsllctoss to give him a board which
he held or he would drive a nail in his
hand. This threat was not needed and
Hughes took nail, and placing il on
ShAllcroSs' foyer, with a Ratchet drove
1t through the fnger and deep into nc
wood. The boy was taken to Dr. Hupp,a
office, and his finger properly attended 10,
The nail was driven through one Of the
middle fingers, and close TO the hand.
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BRAKEMAN HURT. "A brakeman
named Samuel Wright, while on the top
Of train on the Hempfeld Railroad yes.
terday morning, was struck by the bridge
at the Central Glass Works, In East
Wheeling, and was badly hurt, He was
insensIble, but did not fall of the car.
He was badly bruised about the head and
face, and had one hand and arm hurt.
Theaccident occurred on the early train
going out Mr.. Wright never made q
Trip over the road before, his usual place
being on the main line. he was putting
the bell cord over freight cars when hurt,
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To THE PuBLIe.-1 am daily receiving
all the latest styles Of Boots, Shoes and
Caters. For variety and style my stock
Is second to none in the city. To ladies
we invite especial attention TO our R. and
R. Crown Branch Philadelphia made
Shoes in all the prevailing styles. HaY.
ing them made on six different widths,
we cannot fail to ct any loot, however
wide or narrow, For gentlemen we have
New York made French Calf Boots, Con.
gress Caters, Alexis Ties and Button
Shoes. Also, a full and complete assort-
ment Of misses children's and infants
Shoes. Jerry Clemens, corner Main and
11th streets.
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AT THE HoTRLs.-J. N. Camden, ESQ
Of Parkersburg; Gen. G. W. Brown, Of
Grafton, U. s. Collector Gen. N, Golf,
U. 8. District Attorney; Hon. John 8.
CsrIIle and ". D. Garlic, Esq of olstks.
burg, are stopping at the Mcclure House.
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Tn WEDDNo.-our friends Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel NJ. Whitesldes celebrated
their "tin wedding" at their residence
No. 1889 Eof street, last evening. Til.
occasion was one oil interest to the many
friends Of the happy couple, as was testi.
fed by their presence and enjoyment.
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JUST REeElvED.-New Goods, New
Goods, of all kinds, and I will sell them
cheaper than any old remnant prices In
the city Call and price, and decide on
the merits Of goods at ]. W. Ferrel's
Centre Wheeling.
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HAND lNJURED.-John Dickman, d
feeder in the LA Belle Mill, yesterday
morning accidentally received an ugly
cut in his right had from a feeding bar
10 the hands Of fellow workman. Mr.
Dlckman resides in the Eighth Ward.
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WRIST HuRT.-A young man named
stoehr, who lives on the corner Of Eof
and l7th streets, had the tendons Of hi
wrist and an artery severed by chisel
while at work at Hubbard s. McBurnie'e
furniture factory. He lost considerable
blood, but his injuries were attended 10
by DR., Hupp, and he Is now doing well.
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ADMIRERS Of the beautiful should see the
Crayon Portraits at Robinson's Gallery.
Mr.. R. has enlarged his rooms and made
special arrangements for this kind Of
work. All who want portraits win do
well TO give him 0 call.
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Temperance Meetings To day.
Grand Spring 0pening-C. T. Brues
Looking Glasses, &c.
Dwelling House for Sale.
Lace Curtains.
Silver Plated Casters.
Watches-Oxtoby 6 Dufleld.
Psulls Wall Paper House. p
For SSle-StOcks.
Summer Boarding.
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No OTHER MEDICINE ever attained
such an unprecedented'sale as HRLM-
holds BUcHU. Its name and fame are
known everywhere; and It deserves lie
great reputation, TOR 1t has undoubted
merit. 1t Is warranted 10 cure all di.
seases. Of the kidness and the urinary or
ganS, Beware Of counterieits. Genuine
has the private proprietary stamp Of q.
T. Helmbold on each bottle. For sale
by all druggists. eod&w
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U. 8. DsrRror CouRT.-Ron. Jno. j.
JdeksoR, H., Judge.-Court met this
morning at GAM The Grand Jury, con-
siBting Of the following named gentlemen,
John s. Garlic Foreman, A. 2. Barnes,
George P. Lynch, John English, +. N.
Henderson, John Il. Atkinson, Daniel
Dsrrah, Joseph A. Bodily, John olaytori
q. W. Hunter, John II. Dlckey, Jacob
Fluhartz, John Mcclure, Alexander Tsy.
lor, James Maxwell, Andrew Wilson
and Henry B, Lazear, were charged by
the Court, and retired TO ther room.
On motion q R. G. Barr, ], J. Woods
was admitted 70 practice In this Court
Considerable business, and quite num-
Der Of wittesses went before the grand
jury.
The following cases were set for trial
G, o. Davenport, Administrator, q. the
B. & o. Railroad Company, for to-day.
John Johns, j., Assignee, ". Johr
Slack and others, for Tomorrow.
The suit Of Henry Amy against the
city Of Wheeling, will probably have O
hearing during the week.
Judgment was entered up against J. ',
Boughner and securities for $3.50 9S
with interest from April 2, 1873.
Order Of the Supreme Court affirming
Judgment Of this court in ejectment casel
Of Peter Q. Brooks against @. A. Lucas
was entered up.
At adjournment Of the court nothing
had been reported from the grand Jury.
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Convey the News to Your
Friends.
We will offer this morning the fol-
lowing Bargains:
Q. BLUM q BRO.
ATII04 MAIN STREET.

The above is indeed variety Of excessive
proportions, and buy eTs tha pass such an Gabort'
cd Offering AZ they exhibit, do not know 10 what
extent they have discarded their own interest
here 10 splendid opportunity 10 ny chelp, AZ
the OfrEiDR IA ono not lEely 70 be duplicated this
EeAIOn. hesSTs. l. Blum q Bro are prepared t.
respoI d T. their erngs, and their patrons can
rely upon what 10 stated a. to DO done APT
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HEALTH OFFICER JEPsoN yesterday
Issued an order for the removal OF four
dead hogs from the lot opposite the
Island NJ. E. Church.
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RrTRs OF MARRIAaE.-In the County
Court yesterday, Rev. ]. McKendree
Relley, Of the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church,
was authorized TO celebrate the rites Of
marriage. Bond, 81 500.
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APrRAISERs ArPoINTRD.-The County
Court yesterday appointed W. T. Nc
Gahan, Jacob Vockler, James Farrell
and Thomas Burke, appraisers Of the es.
tate of John W. Broadly, deceased.
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COUNTY CouRT.-In the County Court
yesterday, in the case Of Oliver Lindsey
q. seabrook s McGannon, in assumpsit,
Judgment was given for plaintiff for
$l6l "a.
The case Of Louisa Fricker ". E. q.
Cracrait was before the Court the most of
the day, and the remainder OF the evil
dence was heard, when the Court ad-
journed until this morning.
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ADMITTED AS CITlzENs.-In the
County Court yesterday, Joseph Bloom.
enburg,s native Of Hanover; Wepzell
Hiehill, OF Austria, and Louis schaub, oil
France, were admitted to citizenship.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-08

ALL the new styles Of Percales
Chlntzes and Calicoes now opening, and
will be sold at the lowest prices for cash
Call at Henry Roemer's.
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DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS ll-Ladies,
II you want to see a handsome line OF
Spring Dress Goods at the greatest bar
gains ever offered, you should call at the
cheap cash Dry Goods house Of Centre
Wheeling. Henry Roemer.