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The ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY.

Judge Donohuc. holding ono Of tho brAnches Of The
Supreme Court, Circuit. has NO disposition It appears
10 make judicial examination into tho affairs oi the
Erie Railway Company under the regime Of Flax and
Gould. In the suit Of Henry p Antes agalnat o. II. =.
Archer, the particulars OF which were published IN
yesterday's HERALD, item OF $l00 600 forms part
Ui plans account, which, he alleges, the defendant
agreed pay him II he would deliver 10 nm certain
documents prepared by him ~ bookkeeper for Fisk,
md which defendant TO before tho Legislative
committee IN order to get tho Watson directory.
Un being questioned yesterday concerning thor pro-
auction certain occasions, Judge Donohue ruled II
cut stating that no did not sit there 10 try the whole
Affairs OF the Eric Railway.
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L,OR PHILADELPHIA-THEA A 40. STEAMSHIP
AGNES wiz sail from pier ~ North River svery Tues
further inform alton apply to Y. WHITNEY CO.. Pier
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DECISIONS.
suraExn oousr--cHANBHns.

BY Judge Barrett
Kelly Hughes and auothsr.-Defendant John
Hughes, may interpose answer within nvo days
payment oil costs Of all proceedings before notice Of
trial and $40 costs Of motion and spulAsng 10 accept
short notice O. sri. or SovsmSsr ana 20 ry cause on
Natter OF Doll.-The application must be deaied.
have gone the testimony, and prima fscia case
call Tor explanation, but mono furnished
Matter OF Crane.-This application must also b. de
MED. The cvdencs amply justined the Judgment Of
the Court, and the sentence too moderale Tor
shocking an assault
BY Judge Brady.
Core vs Ford. Opinion Order granted
SUPREME coURr-sPEcIAL rgRA.
BY Judge Van Worst
Spaulding Martin et al and Busted Va Busted.
Findings and decrccs signed
euPERIoR couRr--sPEcrAL TERM.
BY Judge Curtis
Schultz st al vs.. AndsrsoD-Decroe of dissolution,
Dusenbury ". Hitler OF al L-AIlowancs As per men,
BY Judge Van vorft
Klein, &C. va Woiisohn. Report Of referee set
aside and complaint dismissed See opinion.
Carlton vs.. Winship ct AL-Moton granted Sec
memorandum.
Graham W. ddy.--Case settled
MARINE coURr-CHAMBERs. 8f
BY Chief Justice shea.
Kupfer Va Koehcr; Simon Norden; Giilhocley
W. Watson; Krause vs.. Lcrkowski; Bowman VA
Lochsad; Shirsr W.. Heath; Van Buskirk Smith !,
smith Va ALI; Crosby McDermott; The No.
chanics National Bank OF Newark va Parker; Libby
vs.. Sother; McGowan vs.. Dawson; Rotholz VI. Cam
ble--Motions granted.
Harrison VS.. Moore.-Receiver's bond approved.
Wood VS. Lewia-J X. Furlong, Esq, appointed re-
Brasssd w. Swim-Defcndant's dsfaul. noted.
Sacnger vs. SettjAA-Notice or this application
should be given TO The judgment debtor, as appears
by the examination that tho only property discovered
ia by statute exempt
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COURT CALENDAKS-THlS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBBRs-Held bv Judge Bar
rss.mNos sas s2s, So o. los la7 l4s ia is7, 2oa,
SUPREME CoURr--GKSERAL fExx-HsId by Judges
Davis, Brady and Daniels--Nos. 65, T. ok, IL, 17x,
a. As. 80 is 7s so, soI., 81. 50, 81, lo5 ioc los.
A. Is, 4 So 5s, S. 10, ea s. g. Ss. IS, 10, Il, ~
104, 100, 12O, l201s, 157.
Van yorsl.-Nos scl SOL 14e, sa4 445 s2a. 474 AIS.
All, 4Ig 4ea 49, ST. SOL 502 50l 500. 6l $40, 521,
s24 52s 530 53s, 32O SAT. b4s 549 $751; BIS SIS $751;
asa, ssl 5sg, III. 800. 81 $40, GA "a, ols, $40,
62l o22 o2e OIL o2S, o29, eai, os2, esS. eSS 6s0,
SUPREME CouRr-CiRcurr--Part HELD bv Judge
Donohuc. short causca-Noa 3543 3403 $3.50, 8467
1851 27o3 2s2s, 5000 $685. 473 3l59 362l 3o23 a423
Nos 1885, 3490, l504k, 1890, 1854 1850 1855, Sle6,
2s40 1884, 334 1924, 1882 $685. 1914 $685. 3442 337s
34o4 346s, 1913, 1886. $3.50, Part 3-Held ny judge
Larremors Nos 27s4, 3445, 349i 3553, 1857, 30o7,
300s 1349 3l47 1897 $685. 34l5 34oD 352S 1916 3443
$685. s5e7, 35ss. $685. 2so5 290i 1919, 335l
SUPERIOR CvuRr--GESsRAL TRRx .-Adourneo until
Monday October 23. 1875.
surxRroR CouRr-SrrcrAL rsRM-Held By Chief Jus
tice Curtis.-Case on, No. CO.
SUPERIOR CorRr-1RIAL rERx-Part Held bv
Judge saniord.-Nos. $50. 253 800, 2sO 9, 81, 297,
163. 261. 273, 2s6, 2s7, $50, 100, 272
COMMON PLKAs-EQrrrY TRRx--Hsld by Judge Van
BrunLNos. o. 90. ~, 23 6l, Sc. q Al 36 &c. 81, SO.
COMMON fLxAs-TRAL TKRN--Part He'd by Chief
Jusuce Daiy.-Noa s7s soz, ses, s75. s7o, sSs $50,
557, 500. Part 2-Adjourned unt Monday next.
Part 3-Hed by Judge J. r. Daly-Nos. 000 o91, l0ll,
1918. s25. ys6, 9so, 800 1855.
MARINE Cousr-TRIAL TERx-Part Held by Judge
4s46 4s47, 4s4y, 1851, 4ss2, 4s5a 4s54 Pars 2-Hed
by Judge Gcepp-Nos 1901, 4591, 43i2 39l9 4754,
1850 4552 s0l& s0ls 4557 $685. 4e45 1885, 1885, 4722
33lJ. 1895, 1885, 1858 Part 3-Held by JIdge snnott
1884, $685. 1915, 1888, CATO, s27d ,n
CorRT OF GENERAL SEssroSs--Part Held by Judge
sutherIsnd.-The People VS.. Thomas McGough Part
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Gay. LUKE FITZGERALD. Auctioncer.
A ucTIoN sALEsPoslIIyELY, Lh;s ssl I,v,xe
NO s'' vEsT i:sl 'issl IsTa ''ssf st. BETWEEN
5th and 9Th avs.
1sLSfD eH HSVfsGTIcu @4isuT cufSsER kSsEIuNn sHfs.
sTEtSTAH tSStNER III oqnAHs UfSianT Fsoso
OIL Paintings statuary, 4c-.
rARLoR AND pRAWfsa ROOM sufrs richly
sSau. x .n
Lounss Easy Chair. in.id %.raus.Iie and gilt Centre
e".s Mirrors. Curtains French xanss sets scsy
Books, Library Tables. slsxans Turkish Suit q pieesD.
L.d' TS!iaKs SsDKooa
ms
.sa sss e nf h % s.a rep :D,nSs S.
sGi S.;'s sSg Trss. Chair. seeiss Tables.
s french walnut sdsScsra Chair. in s:ssr s,s*.rs
.:a S s ss &
Ssais ps..vs Parties about parshs.ing win gH:'-
npS sa 4
men 20
SxY SLaSs s., sas 6.ss.; Sy e H.
.rr. sal. Of H.ra-s Cutlery rs:s To- A
comprising general assorsmsp suitable for city aad eeun
e. s:s: 50 se,:a
Handles IS barrel: nsiIets 50 dozen shovss and Scoops
y oelast IN IRON, OF store Os order off, H. L.nsdon
pr DANIEL A. MATHEWS. .AUcTIoNRER, SALES
Dr00m = S;f sX 6 s fRa
sILvERPIxfED WARE AND RoGERs' TABLE CUT.
Moved sa sens:si:sss we :s. ~ Essss.
At sArEE#s PAY stdTias EEIRA aooss :, 81 m fsssrr ST.
ExECUT0Rs' SALE OF VALUABLE HORSES. CAR.
M. 81 At .ra tR
! vALuABLB ROAD HORSES. ~ .
Sosk 81 1SF pHskIoS fokS WAGON.
sNaER ik xsp sS5S6 AS1 sH1ea sr GRAHAM
FyR AND wool R0BEs g, sLASKETs; wHyrs nv,
Of Lso SAFE of'gk Jkccs EockxAa ss.ssso1 osSsA
TDwARD TsoHENcK. AUcrIoNEER.
AssIGxEXs SECOND SALE
or FRENCH CHINA AND GLASSWARE. By order Of
MR.. T. r rABBRI ASSIGNEE OF xgssRs JOHN voGr
a ;sssss ;S Il sa s
q csssss' 'S'ss e'.,..i i K .:ss .ss a. a:,.
EDwARD scHENcK. AUcrIoSEsR
Closing mortgage sale Of elegant Cabinet
this day. al No. 90 Liberty 81. ~ II O'Clock.
q c0LT0N. AUcTi0XEER -
I .Essr. large sails q Household r..sisurss Pianos
frencn plate Pier ana Manel Mirrors 20 o. ~ elegant
Carpets Curtains and co-niees elegant feather Beds Ac
.aesids rIs losn. D@s s'ss. S e.. ss %
nses .. III ss s
large private dwelling Broohys sapsrer Psrier salts,
S:ss. bs srs :"sns s,osss.
not be sod until about ~ o'clock c~taosaes early tnis
"o. ..nA.
nBORGE .. SMITH AUCTIoNEER AND MARSHAL. |
NTNo. ~ Chambers st-By virtue OF foreclosure Of
Vi" T., n s hale g" Ss. 's
East 9th opposite pimpsoa building the contents efa
srs. JAMES sSf Attorney sr
n EoR0E HOLBRooK.. MISUNDERSTANDING. |
III. .. m - a ass saS s
sn. In reps and hsiteo.b black wslns. and snsmsied
Lounges Ssirs Esssn.sn rsSis Saving ssssns
trssses, Beds Bedding crockey. Glass, Plated Ware,
zscSsria Kinstisr. Xssisnse.
II B. HERTs SONS, AUCTIoNEERs.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SPECIAL SALE
OF SkM Snfs AsH CAR
ON FRIDAY. OCT 10, AT io,s O'CLOCK.
AT sALEsRooxs, II PARK PLACE.
COMPRISING THE LARGEsr AND FINEST AssoRr.
MEFT 2s SV1Is wonraY F IN
GOODS NOW ON EXHIBITION, CATALOGUES AT
r. sCnwARzKOPF. AUCTIONkERJ WILL SELL |
Lat io os!oss :. 10 Marion 1t. content. Of four story
''-''''. -. . LEVY, attorney xorss.s.s.
81 square, 9Th sv-Drug Store Ninth prin.
on Rs ."Sssd shs day At Private SALE or a. auction TO-
morrow
MORTGAGE sALE-JosEPH sHuNGooD, AUc-
- s1s Hss, 4sh s tSc NJ ixnres and tanss.s ~ a.:
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

"NHH'NWEVN,
The following case was argued In the United States
Supreme Court yesterday -
O. Original state Of South Carolina State OF
Georgia, the Secretary oil War and others This Is
bill brought by tho State of South Carolina TO restrain
an alleged obstruction Of Savannah River, between
The New York herald., 1876-10-13

MoRGAN's NEW FORK. NEW oRLBANs AND TEX
I1as observation-disclosures CITY will sa from pier 50
North River, on SATURDAY., October ~ Ms T. ~. for
New Orleans direct. transferring Texas freight there
Morgans Louisiana aud Texas Railroad for Morgan City
thsucc per Morgans steamers 90 Texss ports Through
bills Of ndinR signed W all points the Mississippi River
Mobile. Gsiveston indnnclA. Corpus Christi. Kackpor
braxos santiago brownsyle and to AL poinA on the ,s
Central International and orcat Northern Texas Pacific
and Trans Continental railrosds Frcghts for MaryS
and Fulton landed ~ Rockport-
LghserSrs and channel dues At Corpus Christi and Bra
santiago NJ tho expense and risk Of consixnee -
1n:nrAnce can be effected under policy of A. Whit
ney Co.. TO New Orleans. per cent: TO Texas ports.
per For freighs further inform stion apply
CHARLES A. WHITNEY Co. Agents; ONCE. pier 30
North River.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
L,OR NASSAU. Y. P.-REGULAk NAIL STEAMSHIP
IL LEO leaves New York October -
MURRAY. FERRIS CO.. 62 south St
ONLY DIRECT LINE FOR FLoRIDA-EXTRA
Osteamer for Port Royal, s. T., and Fernandins ria
from pier 10 East River. The steamer MONTGOMERY.
Captain Chester, viii sail Tuesday October ~ ats "
sppy 10 9. u. MALLORY CO.. 1853 Maiden lane.
nNLY DIRECT LINE FOR FLoRIDA-wEEKLY
Ollne for Port Royal s. c.: FernsDdina, Fla sailing
every Friday from pier 10 North River The steamer
CARONDkLET Captain Faircoth will sail Friday October
l3 Al II. NJ Thruueh tickets lssus 90 All points ror
reisht or passage apply 20 u H. MALLohf ~. loo
NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
" sailing from pier 81 North River
For Norfolk. City Point and Richmond. tuesday, InuS
days and saturdays At 3P M counscting with the srgna
and Tennessee AIR Lns Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont AR
panys lines to Interior points In North Carona ana
Virginia, Newbern and Washington N Q. tvia Norfolk
every Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday. :.
Lewss. Del, Monday and Thursday ~ r. M connectng
with Maryland and Delaware railroads
Passenger accom- malodAtons unsurpassed
Through tickets and bills Of Adnx 70 AL pUn
81 lowest rates Insurance. to Norioik &C., per cent
Offices 1877 Grcsnwch st. n. L McCRRADY. PresiderI
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT -.
Il THE CROMWELL LINE
The steamship
kNlCkFRBOCkER Captain kemble Will Hau
on SATURDAY October a. at o'clock r. n.
from pier No. North River
Through bills Of lading given to Mobile and princips
points the Mississippi River
Cabin passage. $50. Steerage. S20.
Apply to CLARK SEAMAN. 20 west 81
/ Read the EVENING TELEGRAM All the news for:
cents Advertising, ~ cents per i'ns Circulation. 4ooU
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SALES At AIJS,,TIS1N.


SALES AT AUCTION.
4 -TuNIs JOHNSON. AUcTIoNEER.
AZ old stand "a Nassau ST
On SATURDAY. at lo, o'clock.
ROSEWOOD PIANOFOkTE, CARPETS, MIRRORS,
nne Parlor aud Bedroom Suits
together with quite assortment OF Kitchen Ctensis
-MARSHAL'S SALE.-PETER BOWIE, AUCTION
n .ecr sells this day II oclocx No. 10 University
place BY virtue OF execution elegant pull English
Ale Pump black walnut Bar GAS Chandeliers Paricr
the entire contents Of . hrst class Barroom.
MARVIN Il CLARK. Marshal
A UcrIoN. AUCTION. AUCTION.
"A Over $4,000 worth aud over 600 lots.
Magnificent Household Furniture II Carpets this tFri
day morning nimencing AT 10 O'clock NJ tho large
dwelling residence los East 18th ST. 4h magnin
tAins Paintings Vases Clocks. Turkish Furnturc. Bad
steadx Bureaus Washs ands Commodes wardrobes Hair
and spring Mattresses Bedding, Sdeboard Extension TA
bles rich Glass China and Siiverwxre Cutlery &c
ROTH, Auctoncer Goods packed and delivered for
chassrs; city or country
A GEO. ". KELLER, AUCTIONEER.
IA. Art Gallery So Liberty IT.. corner Nassau.
Now Exhibition.
aud to be sold by auction. ef
TO-DAY and SATURDAY October Is and H. at IL o'clock,
valuable collection uf choice
Oil Paintings
by eminent foreign and American artists which
examples BY II. a. Bispham. Lilly NJ Spencer A. Doll,
George H. ia Rose De Tivc Hill Schafer and others Of
equal merit
The New York herald., 1876-10-13

GENERAL SESsIONS-PART 1.
Before Judge Sutherland
Amer disposins Of low petty pleas and the asraga-
The New York herald., 1876-10-13
COAsTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
DANAMA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC NAIL
STEAMSHIP LINES

COASTWISE STEAMSHIPSs
BANANA TRASS1J ASsTEsisM}r AMP rHGIEsc kfNEs NAIL
skrifaa {AKAS GHsS NEW
sss4ss SEQ s':' Il Sf;i "
70 :ss i;
Sssm sxs TRAxcsco 20 SANDWICH snSSD AUS
s,..m.h,o cITv cITEAddA ~ sySxs ,pS NV ZEALAND
cfY6s 81 Di;;ss' cJ s'RyH j. superintendent
IN steamers ;sT: Fox Esvxss R;' AZ fss SfsnE Ey''
S!!y S!Ty q yEsA tss;s Ss: l
CITY OF NEW YORK Thursday Oct rs
CITY GS soR yEsx CRvz xa aEw SsGs%S Nov
~ rH AZ FlHs,s'0 oA"ps"'hy Tu1p~p and T.%pec
.'' xiExxsSEk !, ssosss; 81 and 20 srs.a~ay.
12ior Vera Cruz ana all the above ports
NEW YORK AND FAvANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
1N Thee hrss class stsamships will sail at r. NJ from
- North River foot Of Cedar for Havana direct
teilows:- e
October q
For fr.irss and passage. having unsarpsssd
neKELLxs LuSisd Co., "a ss.a.s wa "'s"s ss,sas s''
FoH HAtSax dHoswSL E E. s4saSsap ASD VI S2Hfs LINZ
steamers pier 10 North River following days. at
aEoRaE WASHINGTON ............ Friday October IS
George CROMWELL Tuesday October -
Newfoundland aud the Lower st. Lawrence Excellent
sengcr accommodations For freight passage apply
cLAkk sEAAAN ~ west 81 -
TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT KEY
cry Or noyTSfoS cspssn 6ss:s VII sail on ss"
day. October a is5e ssP NJ from psr 70 Es;. River
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r.. II. STEWART
auction and commission merchant.
337, $3.50 and 34i 4tt av., corner 25th st.
Regular auction sales of

Household Furniture and general merehand
every Tuesday and Saturday At lOh o'clock.
Liberal cash advances made consign ntr.
SATURDAY. October a. At 10Y o'clock, large assort
Ranges. Kitchen aud Dining Room Utensils also
sigumens of general merchandise
Purchasers have their goods carefully packed and
shipped.
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n Over $4,000 worth
magnificent Household Furniture. rare and
costly Works OF Art Stenway upright
and Windsor rosewood Panoiorte, cost 81, 900,
to be sold at public auction this day
FRlDAY) October Is. 1873. commencing at 10 o'clock.
PRIVATE RESIDENCE 10 WEST 23D ST.. NEAR
9TH AV.
Catalogue contains 400 lots namely superior Draw
ing Room Suits In satin; Centre and Side Tables velvet
and Brussels Carpets magnificent nlad Cabinets Pier and
Mnte Mirrors Turkish and Oriental Easy Chairs rich i'm
ported Bronxss fne Oil Paintings, 500 volumes choce
Books Library aud Secretary Bookcase Lobby Desks &c
and Dressing Case Armoire ~ white nslr
tsns. Pillows b. listers Bed Linen. &c dining large
black walnut Buffet cost $3.50 Kxssnsion Table leather
Chairs china Tes aud Dinner Sets I'D Silver Plated
Ware huo Glass and Cutlery: also all servants and
Kitchen Furniture Sale positive. BY order Is
Gay. LUKE FITZGERALD Aucti0nccr.
(Soods packe city or country,
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GREENWOOD CEMETERY-THE MOST DIRECT
Uroute Greenwood by the Court street Third
nue. from Fulton Jerry Brooklyn
TTUDSON RIN Err by MOONLIGHT.
11ci.zens LncElcgant stcsmboats for Troy ssratoga
and North West leave daily except Saturday
r M from pier 40 North River First class passage
only ST.: deck passage soc.
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f." '''-" '' .
via Long Branch and the Now Jersey Southern Railroad
Leave pier = North River. foot Rector st., at
e45 A. NJ. and 4 r. NJ
BY this delightful excursion also Afforded In hs
nue steamers 81
JESSE HOyT and CRYSTAL WAVE
across bay full Of the Atlantic Ocean to Sandy
Hook, returning TO tho city at conycnent hours .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-05

Qua EVENING sCHoo1A-The evening
schools Of this city, introduced recently
as IN experiment, are becoming more
popular and more successful every year.
The population Of Wheeling is composed
mostly Of mechanics, whose children as a
general thing are put to work as soon as
they are large enough TO earn a small
pitlance to go toward the family expenses.
TO this class OF children the evening
schools have been means Of obtaining
knowledge which would otherwise have
been denied them. That these schools
are appreciated by the children Is very
evident. We are informed by Prof. Her.
vey, Superintendent Of the Wheeling
Schools, to whom We are indebted for in
teresting statisticS,Lthat there are no
drones or idlers among the pupils OF the
evening schools. On the contrary, the
Superintendent states that the pupils are
very studious and orderly, and show
much progress in the different branches
Of learning taught.
LAST MONTHS REPORT.
We give below in tabular form the re-
port OF the Principals Of the evening
schools for the month Of January:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-05

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE,-The
following deeds, transferring real estate
in the county OF Ohio, were left for record
at the office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court during the week ending yesterday:
Deed made Jan. II, 1876, by Henry X.
List and wife 10 John L. Parker, Joseph
NJ. Parker and s. P. Parker, for the
south 90 feet Of lot No. . in square 2,
Main street. Admitted Jan. %; 81 400.
Deed made Jan. 10, 1876, by John E.
Parker, J. n. J. Parker and s. p. Parker,
to Henry K. List, for the north % feet
Of lot No. 9 in square Z, Main street. Ad-
mitted Jan. %; $4,000.
Deed made Jan. &c, 1876, by E. L.
Pratt TO Harlan McGregor, for piece Of
ground on west side Of Broadway street,
island, 80 feet by 12O Joining E. G. Horn
brooks lott. Admitted Jan. IS; $500.
Deed made Jan. %, 1876, by Charles
NJ. Rhodes to Charles G. Johnson, for his
entire interest in and TO the Sunday Lead-
er Of Wheeling. Admitted Jan. %; ST.
800.
Deed made Jan %, 1876, by W. W.
Shriyer and wife to Leander McGill, for
piece Of ground 20 feet front on 14th
street, south side, and o. feet on east side
Of Alley G, East Wheeling. Admitted
Jan. 20; $3.50.
Deed made Jan. 90, 1870, by W. W.
Shriver and wife to the Riverside Iron
Works, for piece OF ground in the Fifth
Ward, between Water street and the riv-
er and between 23d street and Alley 20,
2O4 feet front. Admitted Jan. 1855 900.
Deed made Dec. Is, 1875, by Very Rev.
II. F. Parks and Very Rev. J. T. Sullivan
to Right Rev. John J. Kahn, Bishop, for
all lands and estates that were bequeath-
ed by Right Rev. Bishop Whelan, de-
ceased. Admitted Jan. 90.
Deed made Jan. IL, 1876, by Jonas
Groves and wife to James Lindsay, for the
west ! OF lot 127 on 18th street, East
Wheeling. Admitted Feb. /; 81 $50.
Deed made July 7, 1875, by Greenwood
Cemetery to Jacob R. Greer, for burial
lots Nos. 22l, 225 and 900, in section C.
Admitted Eel. 2; $3.50.
Deed made July 7, 1875, by Greenwood
Cemetery to Dana L. Hubbard, for burial
lot No. 500 in section G. Admitted Feb.
9; $50.
Deed made Feb. ., 1876, by Pat. Nc
Granahan, trustee, to Katharine Knowles
(wife Of Richard Knowles), for the west
so feet Of lot 40 and part OF lot so (l2
feet by 80 feet. Admitted Feb. 3; 81.
Deed made Feb. l, 1876, by James
Bodley and wife to Benjamin D. Gooding,
for the western 10 feet Of lot No. "a and
the eastern 10 feet Of lot No. 50 on 10Th
street, E. W. Admitted Feb. 8; $3331.
Deed made Feb. !, 1876, by Daniel 2.
McSwords to C. F. Williams and c. C.
Faris, for drugsin store. admitted Feb.
3: $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-05

POPULAR PREPARATIONS. There arc
quite a number OF preparationsput upby
one Of the leading Drug houses OF our
city that have become very popular, and
are growing more SO daily, and justly SO
too, for they are pronounced by the many
who use them to be matches for the
purpose for.which they are recommended
We refer to those put up by the McLain
Brothers, foremost among which are their
Baking Powder, Pectoral Syrup, Vegeta:
Bile Catharitic Pills, Worm Candy and
Good Intent Liniment, all Of which are
much sought after in all the Eastern cities
and as far West as California. The demand
for them taxes the proprietors to their ut
most to supply il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-05

OLD WHEELING AND LOUISVILLE
PACKET LINE.-In 1854 the following
boats composed the Wheeling and Louis
vile Packet Line. They were all first
class boats and did n large business. They
were large and very costly boats; besides,
there was tirst.class line Of daily pack
cts running to Pittsburgh, composed
principally OF the fastest and finest boats
on the river.
The Wheeling line were the Alvin
Adams, Captain Norton; Baltimore, Cap
tain VIM. Clark; Thomas Swan, Captain
John Mcclure; Fail City, Captain S. Ma
son; David White, Captain Vim. McClair;
Virginia, Captain Wells; City OF Wheel
ing, Captain II. Conant.
The Alvin Adams and Virginia were
built at Pittsburgh. The former was un-
doubtedly one Of the fastest boats ever
built.-Gncinndi Times,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-05
HE WHEELING DAILY MORNING FEBRUARY 1870
The Erpress departed for parkersburg

The Express departed for Parkersonfg
AZ The TS Market Boy departed for Pitts
burob al 10 A. NJ, about two hours be-
hind her usual time. She had a very
fine trip. -, &c., c;,,,;rn,,;
last night, and will return this afternoon
~ The ice has thus far not interfcred with
Tho running Of the regular packets.
The Courier will be the Parkersburg
vi The Salt Valley and Carrie Brooks are
dine tonight from below:
The river Is now quite full Of hoa ting
ice, but being quite soft it does not inter-
fcre with navigation.
[By Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, February 4.-Riyer 7 iees
Q inches and falling, Weatherclear anu
cool. The Granite State arrived from
Portsmouth and departed Tor the same
place. p,,.. r;.;rs
slowly. Weather clear and freezing. Ar
riyed-Iegal Tender, Arkansas river; Au-
rusta, White river. Departed-Parker,
Cincinnati; Yager and Carrie V. kounN'
o. NASHVILLE, February 4.-Riyer sta
tionary, with II feet on the shoals. Ar
riyed-J. S. Branford and Alex. Kendall,
Point Isabel. Departed-Eddyville, Tor
Cairo: B. G. Wood, Point Isabel.
LITTLE Rock, February 4.-WeGther
clear and cool. River falling, with Ia
feet 0 inches in the channel. Departed
Era No. 0, for above. m
CINclNNATI, February 4.-River ~
feet and falling. Weather clear and cold.
Departed-Andes, for Wheeling.
I,ou1syrLIE, February 4.-Weather
cold and clear. River falling; 10 feet in
canal. II feet on falls. Departed-Susie
Silver and c. B. Church, for New or-
leans. -. m m
Hillman, from Nashville. Departed
HiIIman, for Nashville. River 40 feet
inches and rising. Weather clear; mer-
curry 24o. MI, 4,
$40 feet and falling slowly. .Up-Silver
Thorn, Mary Houston, Florence Lee
George Roberts and Baum. Down-Glas;
cow, Cons. NTillar, John Gilmore and
Tarascon. Weather clear.
ST.. LOUIS, February 5.-Arrived-
Belle Of Memphis from Memphis. De-
partcd-Belle Of Memphis for Memphis.
River fallen 10 inches; heavy ice is run.
ing. Weather partially cloudy and
cold.
NEW ORLEANS, February 4.-Weather
clear and cold, wind blowing very hard
this morning. Arrived-H. S. Turner
from Cincinnati; City Of Quincy from ST.
Louis; Natchez from Vicksburg. De-
particularly Belle from Memphis. The
steamer Carey Owen sunk at a o'clock
VIcKsBuRG, February A. Down
Morgan, Katie and Lee. Up-Glencoe
and onchita. Illinois.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-05

GERMANA L4LEcroN.-The Germania
Singing Society recently elected the fol-
lowing officers: Music Director, Peter
Tremmel; Vice Director, Charles stentzeI;
President, Christian schnepf; Vice Pre'i-
dent, Henry Bingel; Cor. Secretary, II. G.
Meyers; Financial Secretary, John Sire
bel; Treasurer, John Pebler; Librarian,
Fred. SGhnepf; Flag Carrier, G. Hide
brand; Music Committee-H. G. Meyer,
Christian Schnepf, Charles Stentzel.