Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22
!. E1slelday. vas as spilssndiala speeimen Of fall

Yesterday. was as splendida specimen Of fall
loylinsss a.. could be desired. The day was as
charming as ever bright sun, delicious temperal
tnre, balmy atmosphere and serene sky conf
sBihed to get up are BzaiciiligIycooI.
which reminds us that the moth proof cedar
chests will have to transfer their sumner stores
to-the purposes for which they were designed.
Indeed many of them have already been sum.
moned into suse.a ssgsss ~ z9esr.,
Kari Foynses.. The announcement Of the
forthcoming musical Festival of the great Bas-
50, assisted by. Miss Hattie Andem, Madame.
Schuman,l Mr.. Perring, and. full Orchestra
under the direction of Carl Anchutz, has caused,
an unusual excitement in the Fashionable and
musical circles of our city-greater probably
than.has been known since the advent of Jenny
Lind. He has come to America, not depending
upon his. name, but upon his talent He is the
most attractive vocalist of the age in the role
which he assumes. His songs are treat, and
he sings English with 8onderf1l effect, assisted,
as he is, by the accompaniment of the best
talent fFomlthe New York Academy, comprising
the leading artistessa and d full orchestra under
Anschptz, there can be no doubt that his en-
tertainments will present the greatest musical
attraction possible, ~, -, z..,,.5i.s,I
The sale of reserved seats will commence on
Thursday morning, at Mellor's Music Store,
City Council "A called meeting of Council
was held last night. The report of the Com.
mitee on Accounts was read and received. on
motion, all Of Mr. Kline's bill, except as to his
services as Fire Warden, was referred back to
the Committee on Accounts:
The report of the Street Commissioners. re.
commencing certain improvements in Madison
street and other places, asking an appropriation
OF 1921 81 to pay labor up to Sept III, 1853
was adopted. The resignation of L. NJ Kline.
as m member. Of the Sanitary Committee, vas
Petition of Old. Thompson, was read and
referred to Committee on Streets and Alleys,
with power to act. Petition of Mrs. White
asking for the release of her spouse from jail
was tabled. h; 7z.l55 80 s5555 ,,z,-555 -
Report of Committee onaWater Works, ask
ing reduction on the water rents of the Mcclure
House and other establishments, was read. 5 q
a resolution, exempting Manufacturing es-
adjustments when not running, was read and
passed. a resolution reducing the water tax
on the Hospital from $40 to $35, was lost. a
resolution to reduce p. French's tax, was car
RED. One for the Mcclure House and one for
the .Sprigg House, were referred One for the
Wheeling Female Seminary was also referred!
One for Hamilton & Clark, referred One for
Virginia Paper Mills referred asl,,sy4s
Petition of Margaret "A. Woods, was referred
to Committee on Appeals. s5@s5
Petition of .Thos. Corcoran was laid on the
table. Petition of Joshua Bodley was referred
to committee '.e on Streets and Alleys with power
to act. Petition of Shaffer & Co. was read
Turbulent. uproarous sidetdebate arose Mr.
Wilkinson made q fervent appeal on behalf of
the long suferings and patient forbearance of
the 9TH w ard-especially the Webster street
portion of it The petition was deferred for
hnali action until next meeting. Petition of j.
Nogleman was rejected Petition of Isaac
Cloudy and others was referred TO Committee
on Streets and Alleys. An ordinance providing
for the measurement of stone coal was taken up,
Alter considerable debate it was referred to
Committee on Coal Banks. a personal issue
here arose between Mr.. Clator and Mr. Bickel
US to the cost ofthe Island footway. Mr. Clator
said it cost 500. Mr.. Bickel said not Mr..
Clator was very sorry it didn't. The members
here mostly walked upand laughed The Times
reporter, also walked up. Mr. Wilkinson made
another appeal onsbehalf of the 9th AYarde
The Mayor became tired out and raped his
gavel, at Mr. Glaior, calling him to order
MT. Goshorn offered resolution instructing the
Committee on Light to inquire whether or not
the Pittsburgh Gas Co. had not recently re-
duccd the price of gas. ,5 II rs 81
Mr. Clator arose to question of privilege
viz: the Mayors having ordered him to his
seat with the remark that che was eternally
interrupting the Council" He denied that he
was. If he had bored any member he was sorry
for it; but as a,imember from the 4th, ward he
fot called upon to speak frequently =2 that is,
wheneyer'he felttIike it a-.s,sss f2fssa.oss
= Ihe. Mayor made rejoinder TO the effect that
he had nothing to retract !; that Mr. 3CIator had
interrupted the Council. aa5 ~
Council adjourned. ~ 'a7
50, BUSINESS NOTICES. eng
81 -;. PARKERsBURG, Va, Sept. 10th 1858.
b Or. "A s.. Todd Dear About twogears
since, and during long time before, I3suffered
much from a diseased Liver, together wilma
general arrangement of my disgestive organs;
wheha.friend, who had been using, in his iami..
y, for long itime your Liver and Antf-bfl-
lious Pills, paiuduced me to try them. Ondoine
50 found that less than one box nearly removs
ed all symptoms !ofimy disease Iehave contin-
u led. to use them in smaller quantities occasion
ally, and in less than two months felt entirely
relieved. After contracting a severe or even q