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sHEiYG THE EOyHEN SAIL.
The schooner TINT Takes Party 10 search
for Relies OF SIR John FRANKLIN.

The little hunlrcd-ton schooner Eothcn
started yesterday on h-r Journey TO the north
crn gious IN search ~ the remains OF SIR
John Franklin. About 400 gu -is took lls sage
in the William Fletcher from the foot Of Beck
man street NJ / o'clock. Among them were
Chief Justice DAILY. cX-Ministcr Sanford the
Misses + n. I. \. Stout Leopold Indau. the
Rev Dr. b. rrng. Col. Charles Chaillt Long Of
the Egyptian army Col. I. \. C0nkling. Dr. |.
|. Hayes. Mss Annie J. Boric. Mrs \. L. Rea.
tue Eov. J. l.. Glider. Rear Admiral Gore Jones
AMI wife. Or. Hoffman, Frank Daulte Lieut..
" Z. Dr. non Wei, Lieut. Bacon. Col. Bliss
and ". =. Wotmorc
Tho E.tueu was taken in tow at point be-
tween the Battery and Eelloc's Island. and
after pleasant sui 90 two hours Sandy 4iuuk
wu- reached. AMI the explorers babe farewell 10
thnlr hoWc-gpnE friends.
Tho sch1oNeri~ commanded by Capt Thomas
!. Barry, whairr ot long cXperieu &C.. The
s'ar'h party of ten Will DE commauted Is Lieut..
IRE eri Is S.hwarika oi the Third United Statos
cavalry, Wifh whom H. MSS ,'iatDd Capt. WIN. II.
Gih 'r On reaching Il -oiute bay the seurrh
patty %lll land anu rSWuln until March. Then
they VIII strike for tho Interior in quest Of the
lln., and papers supposed Co have been left hy
| rtaat mrmhcTs 81 the Inthru expedition Is
I-4uimauN J l' who seemed in noWsc an NiouS
- return t. his own country Joe has b'en
living Tor some time In Connecticut, and has
become very much attached - the land u his
adoption.
petition was nitcl cut. j. very -aGgulue a. t.
IT. -u"."s1 and his expectations are fully shared
hy chic -Justce paly and other members VI
the American GeoErulAlcal Society.
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AMERICAN ART IN PARIS.
CisTEILANrs COLLECTION AMERICA
AT THE EXPOSITION.
u.nd.om. rriees for Caneiianr. Old Pottery
What " Consisted or md whitheru Went
Other Mistakes 10y Americans In the Ex-
position The Great \ rm-trons In his Glory.

Other Mistakes 10y Americans In the Ex-
position The Great \ ARMSTRONG In his Glory
PARIS June b.-While | was writing YOU
las, WOOL NJ tho Iauroni Ri.hnrd gallery the
d,spersion WINS going on q, another collection
20, rorcr and moro ,r.,,ioua I'm H. Kind. For il
a ,rol,.blo thu, ica ,b,p twin tho money
hroueb, ne tho .olc ~ tho farmer laid out by a
,urcloacr c,,,,l,i,i,,., ortis,.. tnste knowledge
crJ iudg,,cr, ,,1,,, commercial shrcwdness
,vbo would civo time and pains TO the work
n,I,,ht hin, tnrcther apa,n in the course Of n
49,, 900 ,Tc ,nui,nien. of tiot rnllery Of mod
srn Fron.b paintcrs. But twice the money
Lrou,bt nj this sale though hid ont by Signor
rost.llnni bimself in the next ten ycars. would
bnrilv recover the equivalent Of his collection
m 40 pieces OF Italian faoncc; and yet it Is
sold for twice more than tho price it was vainy
offered Mt in block to M, most Intelligent of
modern coramunitic. Vuriou. reasons have
been reported TO us hero fot this New York sin
Of o,is. ion cach loss satisfactory than tho other
aud lcss prat ncntory Ito coin fl word for tho rx-
- - 80 t,. A., -. me-
Tor Taste. knowledge. shrswdncss or cour-
lesv. Is il possible YOU arc 80 Door IN
-, 10 ,, g., La ottn ., ,a, xin
pocket Ms hot 10 NC aple TO pay sio'-
900. OF that your ccnnOi-saurs wcrc unaware
u ,ne p''ul"' ''u'H %" .n' "''s'''' n's'oii'''''
anu 'oinh'I'' SUE ~ '''7 "o'u'""" 'ui's''u-
live series OF mOIclsf Or that they really pre-
tended to believe that signor Ccsiellani was a
safely hnsslcd with and beaten down from hi-
Io,vost rri.c9 Whatever tb, reo-,ns ther,
'',., .',,,.,, ...,i e.. ,,.
Were enough people mere content WYNN inc res
e." said the grea; English pot. r. Minton.
II, - ,,., 49,. ..,, 49, rs,.,i,,
Mt the hotel. nton. who lad just bought two
,latcs from the furnaces OF mis- French rival.
beok' lor o"o' iran > apiece sp'N''h Ie'l'h
OF numerous other European r"i''f- who unto
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I'uIHD NATIONAI.
Il SHOOTING FESTIVAL
the
sIfARPSliOOTERS' UNION
OF the United States of North america,
GEORGE AiNY President
held June tG to "a. 1873,
NJ the
sCHrET2EN PARK, UNION NIL n
Prizes On - Targets. amounting a. r2fNp, tud BOWL
ing ru"s To hc amount q 81 40 wiil hc disi bu'eL
Every day IT the festival lr1r bowling. popular enter
tainmcnis, acrobauc aud gimna,ic cNh.uons ssoiv
NIX views. balloon usreusiuus Fireworks, illumination,
concert. and summer nilNf ball
40 REACH THE PARK TAKE THE NORTHERN RAIL
ROAD.
via Chambers and 2a1 Il crtes.
ON sunday june III. and SUNDAY June ~, leave depot
Jcrey CITY "a NJ. from o'clock T. VI. to y o'clock
midnight
Special trains TO aud from the Park every thirty min
utrs
on June H. ia 10 90 u % ami p leave depot Jersey
CITY % anl 10 A. NJ, from o'clock T. NJ 10 ~ O'Clock
midnight
Special trains to and from the Park every thirty min
utns
Tickets 3Oc Excursion tickets. including ferry, 2hc.
cau e obtained at the ferries IN the iark ana 81 y y
huhhng Erie House, corner Of West AMI Chambers SIS
New York
Take horse from Christopher ant Barclay sis fer
u 81 two car.ovcrN fwH minutes Ticket.. = cnch, can
hr haf 40 the starting place u llouken AMI at tile en-
trance of to rark from wchawhcn 4ad street. Terry,
car from tuffruhcfg rVgrN NHu hour
Admission. - cents. children nee
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Nousr fuTnisbina.

A & T.. BAIMAN N's new furniture. carpet. ana
"a rtilu- warehouse, 81 ana hii ~tl HN near lrh
St. the largest establishment Of the kt n the CITY, low
est cash PRICES WecNl> AMI monthly payments taken.
RAChANN BROS. nrc Offering great tarlaus ma
- furniture, carpets bedding at thtr stores 2AS ami 30
hudson II. cor bruHur, weekly and monthly pawn. nts
FURNITURE, carpets. bcduu.. cheap for cash or
Mtek3 or monthly payments, AT 500 Hudson 4
q REID
\NEEKLN AM MONTHLY PhNMENTS
w akrnfur furniture. carpet. ami htlt.us. ScudtOr
illustrated ircr +st lrlrt- greatly reduced
tOMFtNIflN B.. & tfl'-. Iilt nathaniel
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u'O rh.I.ADrLrHII.

lLNNNh ANA kAllfhAp
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SNORT LINE
NlINllN
NEW YORK ANp PHILADELPHIA
ilKLE DLrOrs il l.iillNDLLiuiA' no Is "''
AEM YORK.
DOT Bill TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQrtrNrNE
AND illL FASTEST HIVE COOS. .-iEsI NIII
AH9pLlI SAtLlN.
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Smus,mtnis.

CIIMOHE'S GARDEN.
~ Sheridan shook and Il. q. uilmorc. lie ssees
MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2
THE GREAT
HORTICULTURAL SHOW,
This rhursday) Evening aud Friday
Afternoon mud Evening,
- Continuance ut tho Grand Exhibition Of the
NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY," In Genuine.
ton with
THEODORE THOMAS CONCERrS
full programme of music Afternoons and Evenings
- PROGRAMME FOR TO.NlGIlr
MARCH OF VICTORY ................ ........ List
OVERTURE. siege oi Cgrliih ............. =, ko,sih
BALLET MUSIC, Prophet Me crbccr
CARNANAL De VENICE. ........ ............. Levy
MIR. r. SilUEBRICk
WALTZ Bncrge rsinn Strauss
ONERiIEE. Franc JUICES Bcrlioz
THEME ANp VARIATIONS, scptett, op. 20 Bee thgven
CAhNAN NJ ~ PARIS mcv)........ johann sNenlscn
ALBuMBLArr ~ wayrsr
KAISER MARCH '''''t't '"e'''
POLKA Francaisc, Krou2hdcll stronss
ftIkA. tthucl. FOrcNei......N ''''''''' - 80
SCNt How fair art thou .......... ... Weidt
Nh II sICEBRUCK.
WALTZ Ehrot die tTnuen. . Keller Bella
POIACCA Mignon ,........ Thomas
General admission 30 cents. Reserved seats COR this
night onl - cents, Boxes, admitting four 81 package
tickets Oi - 81
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"A GEANp st'NNrHNfGur FESTIVAL.
a. Jos NAEk HliNl nf RE,
Ilit N-llAN iI tE 90. ISIS
Commence 10 " Grand fAl AMI instrumental
concert Nnfer direction" 90 t'r 4 Nfnrn-rr, NJ ff or
chcstra of 0n artists Rclzcl lea cr u nuar, band
Loihuli leader
ADMISSION ........ ONE DOLLAR
Stages win connect with nom Il so sv nom q T.
al hc close . Doc festival, tc 81 and 18th Nv railroads
will rur MIA rals
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neniistrp.

EATRA nue gum sets, platina wired and gold yaeu.
II nms only $40. BOZ aud bVi 81 aY.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
Scr Griee nit Scn aeTern.
Qonoo1 II, II. 9lpri[

Qonoon, II. Npril.
Sn miIitdriihen &reiien gebt bas 0erii6t
UNI, 6aB bic GnglGu6er III SiiD>Nfrifa
cine id)pere NtcDerlage erlitten baben. 0as
Goloniolsglmt bat ieoo9 nod feline Dtels
ouug bon berielben.
OctaiQirten 8erihten bon Rap1tn6t su@
fol9e tDuroe bic Jtegierung bon IranspaaL
bur6 Die am Z. b. WftS. nngefinoi9te Grs
bebung bes mGd)ti9eu GafFern5 1GuptItngs
Secoconi polttanbig iiberral@t. Sic mar
g6nslib unuorberettet, unO Dernlohte gum
Gntiab oe5 bon 500 &affern eillgei6loiiez
men Sorts 8urgDers mn 100 GiHgeborene
ab3ulenben. 0ie StrettfrGfte bon Iranss
DaQL uuo Natal tperben conscntrtrt, mn Der
eefirdtetem Grbebnug bes 3alus 9Gupts
lirgs GetetpaDo entgegen3utreten.
Cir 8artie 6rere, Der @ouuerneur Der
GAP Golonie, befinoet it'd nod immer in
8ing @iuiams Gopn. Nm Gage ais ber
Oampfer ablubr, nuroepou 5000 Otann
elm Qngriff aufs bic WaIfas unter ibrem
6Guptliug Sanbiut ausgcfIbrt, uno man
begte Sic 6pffnung, Dap tpenn oerlelbe err
folarei6 lei, SanSiut unb &reli, ein an
berer @alfas> 0Guptling, fi6 erseben wlrs
ben. Die ganse Gren3e entlang bcrrldte
Die gr6Bte 8elorgniB Ino feiegcrtldIe Nufs
reglng. Gs beourfte Der ganSen &lugbeit
ui1o Geltigfeit Der 9%tegierung, uni einen
augemeinen Mufitano Der GtngebOrenen gu
berbinbern.
NMbtanS.
ct. Petersburg, 10. MpriI.
Oie Srau, pelde Dor Gur5em ben Ee<
tersbur9er 8oIi5etbef gu ermorben pers
lu6te, tpuroe beute %freigeiprohen. NlS
oas 1reiipre6en6e @erbift befannt genadt
tpuroe, berri6te i'm @eri6tsiaal nn0 aNf
ben Strab Ben GROCER Subel.
Grant,
Rom, 12. Qpril.
General Grant miro am Samltag NIT
benz &Onig unb 6er &Onigiu ipeiien unb
am WtDnta9 bon Gom abreiieu.
SrifOcr R6beI.
2onbon, II. Qpril.
Die Ssenen, tpeI6e fi6 beim 8egrGbntB
oe8 Qorb 9eitrim geitern in Dublin abs
lpislteH, lp9eR tn bD9iteu @rabe i9ma@s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15

ganse l1nterbaItung5 8tbItothet erleBen
unb CT !pir6 nitbt BIOS iiber bic GaseSerz
eigniiic III Der 9roben @eIt ltets 'poDls
mterridtet iein, ionbern aud nit benz
oItcn GaterlanOe burd cine ior0FGlti8s
Qlnsipabt ais be1 n~euciten Gri0ei"HngeH
Der Qiteratur beiIelben III leH:not8em gets
iti0en 8erte5r Dlei6cn.
Ollie 8rieie NIB 0eIoienbunsn1 iiHD an
ri9teu an:
Illinois StaatsZcitGlng Co.,
Chicago, I'll.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
8aDar0 SaN1or.
81 fn Worf. III. 81

W W0rt, II. NprtI.
8abar6 Soblor, Ser neue 8ertreter Der
Ser. Staten betm Deuti6en &ei6e, 1T
beute nit benz Oampfer vSoliatia" bon
bier abgereiit. Nuf bemieIbeu 9ampfer
MAIDEN Srau Murat 9aliteab unb i6re
&inber &obert nnb SennD un6 MartGpaiu
nit SamiIie bic &eile na9 europa,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15
@erffn.
8Gibinqtpn. 1:

8Gibington, 10. Npril.
Ser bieiige gertreter Der meritanti6en
&egierung, 3ampcara, erbieIt beute folgen=
bes Ielesramm:
MeritO 10. Gprit.
Ser bie1tge Gertreter Ser Ser. Staaten, 6err
Softer, ieste seltern bieie &esierun9 pom tbrer
Nnerfennuns bur9 bic Ser. Staaten uub Der
&ntniipiuns Ser biplomatii6en 8eStebunsen
s9ii6en ben beiben 9Gn6ern III Renntnib. Sic
limb gu unisrem geiaubten VI @aibinstOn err
Npunt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15

pouc Qeipelen iein. Der Dor ser Stride anz
9elammelte g0belDaufe periu6te, ii9 in
8clib ocs Sarges SIT iebel, nit Der alSges
lpro6enen glbl;Ot, bic Qeibe beraus>
slserren. Ser 80beL erfletterte bic
Wtauern bes &ir6bofs, itteB Die 0eiotra:
aenoen bin uno Der uno nnterbrab ben
0ottesoienlt bur6 Qarm nno @elGret.
WteDrere Der Qeiotragenoen tpuroeu, ais lie
lid our6 Die Oienge ben gSeg babnten,
grobIi0 tnlulttrt unb m%iBbanoelt, uno glle
1aben it'd, lin ipeiteren @etpatttbatcn 81
entgeben, genOtbiat, 6eim 8erlalien 6es
&lr0bofs i0ren gSeg burd cine !6inters
pforte 81 lebmen. Die filnfSig Gonitabler,
ipel6e DEM Qei6enbegdngniB ais Gscorte
bielterl, lparen Dem Y06el gegeniiber, unte1
benz iid clue Wenge 8etruntener befauoen,
ODltg ma1tlos.
CUBA.
9epOorf, II. Mpril.
Ginem aus 6apanna ein9etroffeuen
G6reiben 3ufolge iinO Maceo unoGtncentt
Garcia Die einSigen Sniurgentens SIbrer,
iuel0e li0 Sen lpanild)m 8eboroen nod
ltcbt u%ntertpDrfer babelt. Sieielben balten
it6 in ben gebirgigen 3betlen Oes 6lBeriten
SitenOeS oeS Snlel AM, ltno ba6en iid,
pie bebauptet mirb, uur DeSbalb nod ni6t
e~rgebeu, neil ite ais 8elobnung fir ibre
llnterueriung ipanii6e Cffi3icrs : gatente
81 erlangen boffen.
Die Don 6apanna aus na6 onberen
Tbeilen Der Suleln Gbgebcuben Oanpfer
iil,b bon Gerionen iiberfilt, bic mad ibrer
Seinatb 3urildtebren, tnabreno bic Sniurz
geutelI, tpelhe fi6 lett Sabrcu in ben Bdl>
bern a~ufgebalten BADEN, nad 9apanna
fommen unb Die 6otels anfIQeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15

Ser Staatsz Content ser 8apiergel6leute
tpur6e bellte bon benz 8or1iber oes Staats>
Central: Gomites er0ffnet. 2ebterer erfldrte
in ieiner GrOffnunssre6e, baB bei Der nG9z
iten 8rGiibententpabl 6ret Gan6tbaten i'm
Selbe lein pirben, bon benen ie6od feiner
bic CUR GrpG6lung notbtpenbige Mtebrbett
ber @ablmGnner> Sttmmen erbalten, nno
baB in SoI9e beiien Der GOn9reB einen Brds
iiSenten gu tpGblen baben tpiirOe. SIS let
baber Sic 9fli6t bes GonDents, auf Die
Musnabl Der @ongreBzG anbibaten III ben
etnSelnen 8e3irfen ~beionbere Sorgfalt SIT
nermenben. &i9ter @atcs, bon Sasper
County, tpurbe gum 5eitmeilt9en 8orftber
bes Gonbents gepdblt, unb fla9te BET
rebernabme bes 8prlibes Die rennblit9s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-15

SEEN Orleans, IL. Mprll.
Cine SPECIAL : Oepeide ber 9alUeitOn
,.Neips" mel6et aberm1lS bic 8eraubung
zines @tienbabnsuges Der Teras 8acific
8abn, biesmaL bet Wosquitp Station,
breisebn Wteilen Oitlid) Don 9auas, Der
geftern Nbene UNI 10 nbr ltatttano. Nls
8uofiibrer unb !0ei3er BON Der 2ofoz
motiue beruntereeboLt unb unter 8eipaz
huna 9eteut. Ser G~rprebbote unb Der
Goltfez Qgent standardization ii6 III ib=
REM WaSen, nber Die 9tdu6er ftedten benz
ielben NIT 6ilfe bon &oblen0L in 8ranb
itnb stpangen iie, beraus3utOmmen. @rz
preB unb 8oit tpuroen bierauf BON ben
S6urfen aisgepliinbert. Gon6utteur QI=
for6 uu6 swei Der GGuber tuurben per;
tpun6et, bic Bdiidgiere nurben ni6t y
Idltigt. Die &duberbanoe beitano ausAO
ober 20 Mdtnern.
cSS1Nn4%4&HN(HS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-15

EXAMINATIONS AT THE LIsDsLEY In
srrrurE.-The summer term at the Linds'
ley Institute closed yesterday, and The
usual examination took place. A mum
Der OF prizes we're given by the princi'
pals, Messrs. Birch and Dickey, and the
names Of the young gentlemen receiving
them we subjoin below
In Mr.. Dickey's room Hazlett Cum,
minis and Berthe Highly received prizes
Tor excellence in spelling; Lewis Baker
for best attendance, and Peter Bosley for
making the best progress.
Campbell Sweeney won the first prize
for spelling In Mr.. Birch's room; Levi
Cassel the second prize in spelling
Thomas Ball for beat attendance, and
Campbell Sweeney for best progress.
A pleasant feature Of examination
day. which Is usually looked forward tc
with anything but pleasure by young
sters, was the presentation Of a teslimo-
NAL 10 each Of the teachers by the stu
dents. The boys in Mr.. Birch's oom sur.
prised him with a gift Of a couple Of vol
umes OF Shakespeare, Robert Norton
making the presentation speech, while
Mr.. Dickey was made the recipient OF a
beautiful gold pen from bis pupils, who
we're represented in the transaction BY
Isaac Hardesiy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-15

River 9 feet and falling. Weather clear
and very warm.
The Science departed for Parkersburg
at 10Y A. N.
The local packets arrived and departed
a. usual.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati at
noon.
The Ironsides, with three model barges,
passed down at 81 o'clock.
The Monitor and Nail City, with heavy
tows Of railroad ties, arrived from below
at 6 P. NJ.
The Granite State passed down at mid.
night.
The o,Neal will leave for Pittsburgh
at 7 o'clock this morning.
The Express will be The Parkersburg
packet at l03 O'Clock.
The Hudson will leave for Cincinnati
at 3 P. NJ.
The Salt Valley, from Ironton for
Pittsburgh, will pass up tonight.
The Katie stockdale,f from Cincinnati 10
Pittsburgh, will pass up tomorrow (sun.
day. morning at 9 o'clock.
The steamer Alice. from Pittsburgh TO
81. Louis, will pass down some time on
Sunday.
10y Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, June l4.-River 8 feet s
inches, and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
NASHVILLE, June 14.-River rising;
IS feet on shoals. Arrived-Cooke,
Evansville.
MEMPHIs, June 14.-River stationary
at 20 feet 8 inches. Raining. Their
mometer SO. Arrived-Katie Hooper,
Little Rock. Departed-Helena Vicks.
burg; Gaf, 81. Louis.
NEw ORLEANS, June 14.-Arrived:
Natchez and Bart Able. No departures.
Weather cloudy.
CAIRO, June 14.-Riyer Is feet II
inches and rising. Arrived: Norton,
Scudder, Whale and Colorado. Departed:
Anderson, Rhoads, Little Condor, Whale
and Scudder. Weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI, June 14.-Riyer Q feet 10
inches and rising. Weather clear and
warm. Arriyed-Emma Graham, Pitts
burgh. Departed-Andes, Wheeling.
LOUISVILLE, June l4.-River station
airy, with 8 feet in the canal. Weather
cloudy and warm. Departed-Fannie
Tatum, Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-15

LIVER IS KISG.-The Liver Is the impe-
rial organ OF the whole human system, as
1t controls the life, health and happiness
OF man. When 1t Is disturbed in It's proper
action, all kinds Of ailments are the natu-
raj result. The digestion Of food, the
movements Of the heart and blood, the
action OF the brain and nervous system,
are all Immediately connected with the
workings Of the Liver. It has been sue
cessiully proved that Green's August
Flower Is u~nequalled in curing all persons
afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com.
plant and all the numerous symptoms
that result from an unhealthy condition Of
the Liver and Stomach. sample bottles to
try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns
on the Western Continent. Three doses
will prove that It is Just what you want.
eodAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-15

PERSONAL PoMwL-Mr. Nathan Hol.
loWay, Of Belmont county, is buying wool
in Wisconsin, and expects TO secure. q
large quantity Of Western wool.
The CadiI Republican says that DR.,
Challant, Of Bridgeport l. 4 great favor
lie with the people Of CadiL.
Mr.. VIM. Young, Of Harpers' hAtstore,
is confined to his residence on South
Broadway, Island, by a teyere spell Of
sickness.
Miss Juliet Mcclure Ia visiting Mrs. E
c. Lizier, at MorgantoWn.
Miss Lille Hanna, OF Illinois, IL a
guest OF Rev. J. D. Moffat and wife.
Miss Annie Kimmel, Of Somerset, Pa,
is spending q few days with Mrs. james
Neill, on the Island.
VIM. Eecles, engineer on the steamer
Science, was taken Ill yesterday, and
compelled to leave the boat and return
to bis residence on the Island. John
Stone il filling his place on the boat
Mr.. J.. C. Hervey and Mr.. J. W. Pace
have entered into copsrtnership, under
the firm name Of Hervey & Pace, for the
purpose Of carrying on a real estate and
stock agency a. the old stand Of Heryey
& Freeze.
Mr.. Gottlieb Wintzell, Of Baltimore,
who has been visiting friends in our city
for the past week or so, returned home
last evening, much pleased with Wheel
ing and her people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-15
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE
COAL AND FARM LANDS,
Including an Undivided 0ns-flfth o.
"Bogss Run mining Complny's"
Property, for Sale.

J. H. stallmhn q Co.
Joseph B. Ford ct al. IN 'N'''''''
By virtue Of a decree oitbe County Court Of OH,
Anil. ISIS, The undersigned Commissioner wilton
SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1873.
BsViunlng at 10 o'clock a. n at the front toor o.
ths Court House Of Ohio county, 10 the CITY Of
Wheeling. sell at public auction, the following par
GELS Of land: So L., AZ. nav.
rows on the OpIo river In MArhAll county, idioin'
ing lands Il a. Thompson and other, subject 70
the rt.ht Of way, &c, Of The B. .. r. loy BE-
ins he land conveyed 70 defendant b Fofu,
By Adams DodsOn BY deed Of Apfi!2 lsII. ia.
4. A tract Of about 7 acre. Of Coal Land, WIN
the dShL 10 mine the same, DC, being nme snl
eonyeyed tohlid Ford by Vim. McHtehen ~ deed
rteordsd In Marshall county, In Iced BOOK NC. 10
page Isl. ,,,> - /,
BfOwiIs run, In MAnhali county beibB same Iahi
conyry,d 10 aid Ford by-A. Dodson BY deed o.
record IN Deed Book No. 20, p1geA w.. On III, uaet
there Is q tenant house With. . large vineyard oil As
sorted grapea ia.
Atrsct Of about 9 acres Of coal 6tirg same and
conysySd 10 aid PoId by Samuel OF and others
BY deed recorded 10 Deed Book Nc. 9, age ~;
About tcrtsO Of haid tI1cto 7screa 10 bottom Anu
fronting on the Ohio river, and will be sold iogeih-
Or or IN lots, a1Tnhy be utentu hu,isApie'
8, A tract Of about Q Rcres u coal, with thetlSht
a, mining the same, rs conveyed 10 sud tefd ~
GRo. BiaSe by deed u pcoId 10 Deed Book No; H.
pIse 2Ol. Tracts Nos. 2, I and 8 adIoin Zach other'
lnd form one body oil coal.
6, The undly del oLsGfA oil the properly CON;
moniy known a. "EosgI Kun Mining Coz" Goal
land, beins the Interest Of 0id 70 d 10 the t1tne.
This extensive and valuable property, lies paity IN
Ohio and partly IN Nn,hAll counties. and en-
brace,abOut2 96 ser 8 Of surface and about S61arfes
Of coal. Upon Il there Is now opentd aud 10 cue,
essinl operation 4 coal mine, which Is In 5000
WoTlInx order md condition. The improvements
are within the limits Of the dty oil wheeling anu
Imuediately on the line Of the B. d Q. 4 B..
SID Mining Compiny = now supplying iron
TIL. mine 10 part the cal used BY aid RAILROAD
ThEss on sALE-opethIrd In cash, and the bal.
anee in three equal annual payment, with interest
from The day Of sale, The purchasers 10 give nous
With approved personal stcurity for the deeiIel
pIymCnt and 10 Iecure the came by proper deeds
Il trlIt on the property toli, bat with liberty 70
each purehAIsF 70 pay AL or 4 greater proportion CT
HE pilfchasg money Than one-third In cash.
Piats showing the property oil Boys Kun MI.
Ing Company and also theoLhtr coal Iands, toseInet
Wfih 1 Mat Il The subdivision into lots oil the Z
acres Of bottom land mentioned, and tbe deeds
abo,e referred 10, may be teen on aPt !ieluon 10
the CommissIonefs I. y. JONES',
A.. ]. CLARKE,
Special Commissioner.
n uwauIx AuetIonaRr. ieG-eO1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-15

UgGyAILISa SEARcH.-The search for
the body OF little Willie Carothers wa'
continued yesterday by dragging the riv,
er from the wharfboat to the mouth Of
the creek. A line thickly strung with
graphing irons was passed under the
barge lying at the wharf, also under
Hornbrook's float at the foot Of Twelfth
street. Graphing was also done 10 the
eddy water in the mouth Of the creek and
about Hubbard & Bros log raft, which
lies a little above. All, however, availed
nothing. At the present stage Of water
the current is very strong and sets out
from the shore, and the sgitation Of the
water by the numerous passing towboats
and the packets landing and backing out
from the wharf, render it probable that
the body il now nowhere within the i'm
mediate vicinity Of tho place where the
accident occurred. The search was very
carefully conducted by experienced river
men, and there was scarcely a foot Of
river bottom that could have been missed
by the drags used.