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LOST AND FOUND.

l. white streak on breast A liberal reward viii
Clothing Department., Armory Square, I'm street,
south Of Pa. avenue. no 233t'
TAKEN UP AsTRAY1m,0n the 2.d instant.
sPs them and
no.u. No. S4a, corner Of iOtn s and Vs.; Vs.,
elk REWARD-s trsyed or stolen from NY
Pig stable yard on Tuesday night. three DRY
a
The above reward will be paid fSF enc Teeoysry Of
no S-st. 16s Beall street, Gesrsetown.
TAKEN UP ESTRAY-On Tuesday, 2Ist inst. /,
gaD S ss psrosS Ss
will please come forward, prove property, pay
-',N ' ' JOHN LITTLE,
~ ing Of the 18th inst. BAY MARE s WITH %H1n .
white face, white bind legs. The owner will please
come and claim property and R Rsy BsRRY
no p ST. near Rock Creek Church.
$40 On R TDsssdss %GTPns
ss dSe I q vesy and By Mr.
PH ssS s,;Tfs
ndef will lesve the same at the Star Office, or to
no .. ST. 0 - OHIO BOSWELL.
CANE 10 MY PREMIsEs, on Saturday night,
~ enc BULL. The owner Is requested to come
forward, prove property and take him away:
no 2l-st. 463 va av., bet I'd and Sd sts east.
TAKEN UP, ON WEST STREET, near Deans
Rope Wharf, SORREL HORSE, star in his
forehead, fiat tail and name. The owner can come
him sway bSG ssessss sns take
no 2l-3t@ near Dean g Rope Wharf
TAKEN ESTRAY BY THE METROPOLITAN
POLICE.-A Serrel MARE COLT, with one
white fore foot was foHnd estray on the 3lst Octo
Der. Mess the owner makes proof thereof, to the
Property Clerk of the District, at his Office, No.
4S3 10th ct. west by 10 o'clock a. m Thursday No
vember 30, 1865, said Colt will be then sold to the
highest cash bidder at the Bazaar of w. L. Wall
Co., No: 9S Louisiana avenue. By order
GEO. r. HERRICK, Property Clerk.
W. l.. WALL & CO,
ne N-0 lRep.I AuctiOneers.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, COUNTY OF WASH
- INGToN, to trit Il hereby certify that James
heleher and Robert PywelI, of the aforesaid coun-
", brought before me, the subscriber, Justice Of
the Peace in and for said county, this fist day of
November: A. d. 1865. as astray, trespassing upon
their stables, DARK BROWN HORSE, about
ten years old fifteen hands high; sprung in left
knee: shod all round used as a work horse.
Given under my hand. N. II. MILLER,
Justice of the Peace
The owner of the above described Horse is re.
Quested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take him away.
KELEHER PYwELL,
no q 80 Columbian Stables, 9Th st. west.
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WEDDINGs.-There were five weddings in
this city day, among which was that of Mr..
John w. Clampitt. of the Washington bar, and
Miss Mary A Goodridge. the ceremony being
performed by the Rev. DIR. Samson, President
of Columbian College, at the AZ street Presby-
terrain Church, in the presence of a large circle
of friends.
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PERsoNAL.-Mrs. Cobb, sometimes styled the
"Female Pardon Broker" was about the White
House ante rooms to-day. ...-Dan Radcliffe
formerly of the Washington bar, is amongst the
recent arri walls from Richmond. 1.-The actors
of Philadelphia have formed an "Actors Pro-
tectiye Union" ....Gen. Sckles has assumed
command in South Carolina successor to
General Gilmore.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
GREAT STORM ON THE PACIFIC
COAST.

The Country Flooded - Commune q tion
with the Interior Destroyed Wharves
md Warehouses Washed Away.
SAN Francisco, Nov. PA terrible storm
has prevailed throughout the State during the
past week. 1t is the most severe storm that has
been experienced in this State since the flood
of 1861.
Communication with the interior except by
water and telegraph has been cut Off
The Central Pacific Railroad suffered severe
" by the caving in Of entertainments
Many districts received considerable damage
by the washing away of dams, bridges, &c
Much Of the country bordering on Sacramento
and Feather River was flooded. Marysyille is
under water, but is apparently not damaged
much yet.
The wharf at Half Moon Bay, on the Pacific
coast south of San Francesca, was washed
away this morning, carrying warehouse filled
with grain along with 1t, and causing DAMAGE
to the amount Of one hundred thousand dol.
lars. There are no signs Of the storm abating.
The steamer Moses Taylor arrived from
Nicaragua.
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Examination of French Vessels-Co,
plants of the French Goyernmanf.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-The statement mazda
on the 10th instant that the French Govern
ment had complained to the custom Authorities
against five steamers and sundry persons fthe
former as destined to transport arms, etc, TO
Mexico) are substantially correct.
An extract from an official note states that
clearance was refused a steamer until she had
been examined by Collector King; the Collector
giving as a reason for this course, that he had
said 10 be preparing for illicit purposes against
the French and British commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-23

~ The countrymen in the vicinity of Rich
mond, Va, having suffered great depredations
10 their farms, supposed to have been COM
mitted by soldiers, the military authorities
have instituted an investigation of the matter
and where the crime can be traced to any par
ticular regiment the damage is to be assessed
pro rata on the officers and enlisted men OF such
regiment
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GONE SOUTH.

Gen. Eaton, Assistant Commissioner of
Freedmen, in charge of the freedmen in this
District, has gone South on business connected
with the Bureau. Upon his return it is under.
stood that he will resign his position in the
army to assume the editorshIp of a Southern
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Fire at Frankfort, XIV.

FRANKFORT, KY, Nov. 23.-The executive
Office OF the clerk of the Court Of Appeals was
building used for the military department. the
Judges ofthe Courtof Appeals and the Library
was also destroyed. The records and papers of
strOyed.
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~ The Chicago Times says the receipts of
lumber in that city during the present season,
although 1t is by no means near its end, far sur.
pass those any previous year. The receipts
Tor the present season, as shown by the official
records, give an aggregate of 557, 900 feet or
over lO0,tsO,OOO feet more than has been received
IN any former year in the history of the lum-
Der trade of Chicago.
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day.
- The wife olthe French minister in Portu.
gal died of cholera
~ The New York canals are all TO be closed
on the 18th of December
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CATTIE GAIE

The sale Of beef cattle by the Commissary
Department at Alexandria yesterday under the
direction Of Captain Hoff, realized about q
cents per pound gross weight. Five hundred
head of cattle were disposed Of
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Patrick
Sullivan, violating corporation ordinance; 50.
James Murphy, Owen Hughes, Henry Purcell,
NJ. Feltenheimer, drunk and dIsorderly; dis
missed. Joseph Greenwall, Hattie Hessler,
Amos Benedict, do; 50 each. Chas. H. An
drews, Robert A. Sewell, do; IS each. Sallie
Collins, insane; held for hearing. Sarah Scho-
field suspicion of larceny; dismissed.
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SEVENTH STREET,

1856 SEVENTH STREET. 486
PAPERHANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES.
Now in store an assortment Of all grades of PA.
PERHANGINGS. embracing a choice selection OF
Gilt Stamped Patterns for psrors. Also, q choice
selection Of WINDOW SHADES. Constantly re.
ceiyiDg additions Persons seeking the above goods
will always find an assortment In store. Orders
ppnctually executed in city or country
Terms cash. for goods and labor
MARKRITER, No. 4s6 7th street,
no H-2mif@ 8doors above Odd Fellows Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-23

- Franck Taylor sends us Part 81 of Frank
Moore's invaluable " Rebellion Record" pub
lished by Van Nostrand, New York
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DONATION TO THE UNIrEe STATES

Yesterday, Secretary Mccullough received
from the executors of a deceased Indiana
farmer, a $1,000 n-forty bond which the de-
ceased had bequeathed to the Government to
be applied towards the payment of the national
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

WE STRIVE TO PLEAsE.-The AWKWARD
w CLUB respectfully announce to their m
friends and the public I'm general that they 81
will give their sixth GRAND BALL at "a
Island Hall, corner OF 9Th and ID streets on Va
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. q, 1865. Tickets
One Dollar, admitting gentleman and ladies. By
order of Committee
no n.sts CHAs P. REESE, President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-23

THE MUSICAL AND LITERARY SoIRKRs o,
the Young Mems Christian Association, whic b
were so popular at the City Hall last winter
are to be resumed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-23

CIRCUIT Court, Judge Olin-The case o,
Wylie agt- Brown, occupies the attention OF
the Court and jury. 1t does not attract as
much attention as on the former trials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-23

NEW YORK, Nov. 23--1 p M-Oottton stee a p
Flour advanced 5a10 cents; Southern, Ea2Sa
SIC. Wheat declining, Beef steady, Pork
heavy, Lard and whisky dull.
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CRIMINAL Court, Judge Wylie.-This morn
ing, Daniel Radcliffe, formerly a member OF
the Washington bar, and recently returned
from the South, appeared in the court room.
NJ. b. Hasford. convicted of grand larceny,
was about to receive his sentence when his
counsel, Judge Day, submitted a motion for a
new trial, which is under consideration.
John Heenan was tried and found guilty of
grand larceny. The Court suggested that the
indictment in this case should have been for
burglary, and the District Attorney has taken
measures to procure an Indictment on that
charge.
Adolph Croto was put on trial charged with
stealing horse, the property Of Richard Skin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-23

1lt is rumored IN theatrical circles that a
distinguished American tragedian. now acting
In TINS city, one OF the last great representatives
OF Shakspeare's heroes, will soon lead 10 the
hymenial altar beautiful and accomplished
daughter of the South, already we'll known for
Herald Ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-23

EoR sALE-3O ACRES Of firstclass Garden
Il land, within half mile from b. innings Bridge
Inquire Of Y: SCALA, street, between sth and
10th, Navy Yard. no 3 lw'
ImPoRTANT TO LADIES AND GENTLE
hEN-As the season for fashionable parties IL
now at hand we deem il due TO the ladies Of this
Capitol to state, that the only place 20 purcha-e
fne PERFUMERY. HAIR WoRK, &C, &c, Is Of
\: phmoNGEoT, corner OF ID and icth streets,
IL is also proper to state that the finest HAIR
DRESSING, in the latest style is done AZ the above
establishment. Madame pemongeot will give per-
sanal attention, at her Hair dressing Room, as
above mentioned. All orders for outdoor will be
attended promptly. no s-sm
DROFEss0R ALEXANDER WoLowsKI, the
OPENS his new SINGING and fIAN0FORTK&
COURSE on October SOth, by an entirely sew ~
and simplifed system. By bis new method, any
will be enabled in q very short time 70 read and ex
ecute the most difficult pieces with rare perfection.
As to the vocal part by his way OF rocslirs,ion be
those whs wish TO become fine Singers or exeel'eut
Performers advised 20 call at his residence No.
ais sth street, between @ and Ii streets. Hours
Of reception are from II q. m. to p. IN, and from
TO .. m. &C I'm
OFFICE OF THE FRANKLIN INSURANCE
" co. In THK Bull OF THE NATIONAL BkNk
OF TEE kEPusLIc, WASH NC ToN. November 5 lsS.
been this day declared for the six months ending
3lst ultimo and is PAYABLE 70 the Stockholders
CHAS. BRADLEY, Secretary.
TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS consists Of the
following named persons. to wit:
w. A. BRADLEY, President.
DIRECTORS:
Jos m P Pr BR2GbEsD
8 Or "a TlIHT hnI sks :, q sMEeGe6riRH
G B. BAK T, Il 9RADLErsx
no
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Fire ut Richmond,

RICHMOND, Nov. 22.-Breckford &c Co IS
Auction House, on Broad street, near the
theater, and several other adjacent houses
were destroyed by fire tonight. Loss small
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-23

FIGHT AT A DANCE HoUsE.-Last night,
about 10h O'Clock, a row occurred at the dance
house on G street near 18th, which resulted in
the arrest by officer Holbrook of Charles II.
Andrews and Robert A. Sorrell, boatmen.
From the statement Of the officer it appeared
thet the crowd in the dance house ascertained
that the two boatmen arrested and another who
was not arrested had a large amount of money
with them. A fight was got up by the crowd,
and about fifteen pitched on the boatmen.
When the officer got to the crowd, one of the
boatmen had the proprietor lifted above the
railing Of the stairway, and was going to throw
him down, when Holbrook saved Barnes life
by seiZing the boatman. This morning the
officers returned to the boatmen about sI4O
taken from them last night. Justice Bates
fined each of the prisoners So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-23

NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE COMPANY
By the announcement elsewhere it will be
seen that this new insurance company is now
fully organized, with a main Office AGA 18th
street, opposite Riggs 81 Co.'S banking house.
and a branch Cfice at the law Office Of j H
Johnson, ga Louisiana avenue, near the Bank
OF Washington. This company is Differed, il
Will be seen, by a number of leading solid men
of Washington; and with a paid up cash capital
of 100000. is entitled to the fullest confidence
of the community. Policies are issued by this
company for shorter period than one year
when desired, and other features of accommo-
dation TO insurers have been adopted The
officers are :-Directors, Charles KNAPP, Pres
ident; Geo. w. Riggs, Vice President; Thos
Berry, Geo $. Gideon, Marshall Brown, Rich
ard Wallach, Daniel Dodd, III. &. Fahnestock
VIM. Dixon. Noble ID. Larner, Secretary.
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PROVED R0sk VASE cures secret and Deli
cate dirorders In all their stag, little expense
little or no change IN diet. no inconverience end
no exposure. His pleasant in taste apa odor, i'm
mediate IN its sstion, and free from Nn taisricas
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LOCAL NEWS.

ASTRONOMICAL OBsKRvATIoss.-We have
received from the United States Naval Obser-
vatory valuable scientific work on "Astro-
nomical Observations" made by the Naval
observatory during the year 1868, including
ooseI Natons with the several instruments, as
cension and defamation Of the planets, stars
ano comets, barometric pressure, wind and
weather, DC. The Introductory gives an in
ieresung description of the Observatory and its
instruments In 1872 Congress authorized the
erection Of Depot of Charts and Instru
ments, which was completed in Is,4 and ten
years after changed, by order of the Secretary
OF the Navy, TO "United States Naval Obser-
vatory and Hydrographical Once" The Oh
servatory buildings consist of a central edif1cs
NIFTY feet square, with wings TO the east west
and south, and with revolving dome tyranty
three feet IN diameter. There are fo1r
rooms on each floor of the central buiIding
One Is occupied as a library and Office for Inc
Superintendent; two are filled with charts,
arranged for distribution to the ships of the
navy; and the remainder, both on the first and
second floor, are assigned to the assistants In
the west wing are the Meridian Transit Instru-
ment and two clocks, of London manufacture,
connected by means of wires with a galvanic
battery and registering apparatus. In the east
wing are the mural circle, meridian circle,
barometers, clocks OF intricate mechanism, and
nautical instruments of all kinds. In the south
wing are the prime vertical transit instrument,
clocks, and astronomical works. The equato-
rial instrument is under the dome, mounted
upon granite pedestal, which is supported by
foundation of masonry 10K feet thick and Is
feet in diameter. Some of the instruments are
wonders of mechanism. one being so sensitive
as TO be affected by the approach of any per-
son. For the purpose OF giving correct time to
the city a staff has been placed on top of the
dome, and large light ball hoisted thereon at
ten minutes before mean noon Of every day
except Sundays and the national holidays.
After the ball is up, the pulley is connected
with an electromagnetic battery, ana at the
instant of noon the circuit is broken by the as
ha nj nf
the ball is communicated by an electric cur
rent TO the instruments of the central office OF
the Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, which
simu taneously with the drop of the ball at the
Observatory, strikes the hour on the fire alarm
bells of the city.
Experience during two years having shown
that American workmen would make, with
one exception, all nautical Instruments needed
by the navy, and that these instruments IN
materials, execution and cost, most creditably
compared with specimens from the best re-
puted foreign establishments, il has become a
permanent policy to purchase only from do
mestic manufactures
A
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NEW DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING EsTAR.
LISHMENT.
Branch Of Madame Dean, Of New York city, now
open at Madame r. Bordes French Millinery. No
396 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 7th Sta
over Mr.. James Y. Davis Hat Store.
~ Latest style Of Pa tterns always on hand, and
or sale cheap. m,mr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-23

L N. sTRINGFIELD,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
BUTTER, EGGS. ChEE6E, FRUITS, FISH
FLOUR, AND GENERAL PRODUCE.
Having taken the Store No. 314 G street, be
tween 18th and 18th he 10 prepared to furnish the
public with tho above articles, ct reasonable
rates.
Quick sales and small profits, m Ann.
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]. O. WHITWELL a co

II 90
VI WHoLKsALK AND RETAIL GRocKps, O7
No. OF Louisiana avenue, near 7th street.
Would respectfully announce to the Citizens AZ
Washington and the public generally that they
have taken the store formerly occupied Nv Msssr
Smith 4 Morrison, where they will condnct III.
Grocery business In ali its DEPARTMENT. They will
with the choicest articles In their Hns from Veil
selected stock just received, and TO arrive weekly
by steamer from the north, which viii be sold Il
Goods delivered IN All parts Of the city stee OF
patronage 10 respectfully solicited. nos swif
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-23

ENoR sALE-3O ACRES Of frst-cIass Garden
Il land, within half mile from Be innings Bridge.
Inquire Of Y. SCALA, Z street, between 9th and
10Th Navy Yard no - lus
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NeTBAss o khtH 4 0o"e~6

i DUNG MEN Who have injured thsmssivss by
certain secret habits which &c them far business
pleasure, the duties Of married life; also middle
aged o. old men, Who from the foliiss Of youth o.
other causes, feel . debility In advance OF their
ment Of any one should 6pst read "fHE SECRET
IRlkkp." Married kadies will learn some
Friend"
Sent 70 any address, In sailed envelope on r
csipt OF Twenty i've eepts. Address
On. CHAs. A. STEWART 90,
dec N-E Boston. Ma0.
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TO TIE LADIES OF WASHINGTON

I UMBER AND LATHS.
1 have on hand the following named LUMBER,
which will sell, at much below regular Market
prices:
900 feet Oak Plank, various thicknesses and
seasoned, at $50 per NJ.
10000 feet long White Pine Lumber mostly 6Ks.
50, coo feet "a White Pine Cuttings.
1000 Laths and Q full assortment OF ell kinds of
Lumber, including prime Albany White Pine and
Walnut. T EDw CLARK.
Lumber Dealer, near
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership heretofore existing between NJ.
l.. JULIHN and DANIEL ROWLAND having
been dissolved BY the death Of said Rowland, the
undersigned, NJ. L. JULIHN, has this day disposed
Of all his interest in the Store llth street west
in the city Of Washington, to n. Il. ROWLAND.
All debts due BY the late firm, well a. all debts
due them, will be paid and collected by II. h.
ROWLAND. n. L. JULIHN,
N. H. ROWLAND.
Washington, d. c., Nov. 8, 1865. no n ST.
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF CHOICE WHIs.

oee Hyol oomnissdry Of Sxbsistsnes, I
sealed Proposals, in duplicate, Of the form fur
hlsheo oy the uncersigned will be received at thi
once, nnui ~ o clock m, on TUESDAY, the bt
day OF December, 1875. for the sale Of about W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-20

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
nant CoIleRabiln the United States, and the
greater part Of Whose life has been spent in
the Hospitals Of London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has EFFECTED some Of the most
astonishing G1tt that were ever ,ltibknt
many troubled with ringing In the head and
eATR when asleep great NERVOUSNESS, being
AlhFtnBi nj sudden hpuhdA bas hfdlneeI with I
frequent blnRhinR, attended sometimes with
daangement Of n1int, were cured tmmedia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-20

SOUTHERN TRADE. In our stroll
along the river on Saturday, we noticed
u couple of bargcs, snugly fitted up and
heavily loaded, as II destined for long
trip. We went aboard, and found them
to belong to Messrs. Sims and Thomas,
Of sunfsh. The latter has been long
and iavOrnbly known in our city as one
of the owners of tho steamer Ingomar.
The boats were loaded with potatoes, APP
pies, beans, onions, turnlps, cider, white
and yellow corn meal, oats and tlour;and
in fact almost everything suitable for n
southern market. All these articles
have been carefully selected, and they
have nothing but the best quality OF
ench on board. Messrs. Sims and
Thomas, finding their bonts too heavily
louded for the present stage Of water III
the river, had them lowed up TO our
landing, and propose selling portion,
or perhaps all Of their ctIrgoes. We
have tried the apples and examined the
other portions Of their stock, and If we
denlt In tho articles, we would not want
IA better opportunity for securing the
best OF everything in tho produce me
We are glad to see n manifest Iisposl:
Tin TBS SR aFtt Ct Il S9f esPeHHe 81 once
lucrative trade which our city enjoyed
with the. Southern country. Some Of
our manufacturers nre making active
preparation for the resumption OF their
trade in the early spring, and we pre-
sumo by TINT time our lhnding Will be
eniIvened by preparations for the ship
ment OF wagons and agricultural I'm
plements OF all kinds In larger qunnti-
Ties than In the palmiest dhys OF our
trade before the war.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-20

AsMALL Muss.-Last night two men
manned respectively McCandless and
CauIfeld-hnd a difficulty near Nc
Kelvey'snewsdepot on Market ST., when
the former knocked the other down, THE
full making noise resembling the fall
ing Of "Stuck beef,") and rnn AWAY,
with the remark, "thcre's your Stone
wall Jackson for you" CGulfIeld pur-
sued his opponent up Market street,
the two circulating back and forth on
the street and on the pavement. When
ut tho Mcclure House, G. "hnnded onen
To McC.-when the latter ran off up the
middle Of the street, pursued by Canl-
field, leaving his stove pipe hat on the
pavement. TNke II altogether It was
about tho smallest crop OF fight we
ever saw come off Of a whole square.