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pROPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.

p- WAR DEPARTMENT, June 4th. 1859.
until e oeo % 6 Se TsssHsd At this
Huns Esp for '1ppyins the Stationery described
tbs nh gU eelow for the fiscal ending
TIE TIE Stationery must be OF the best quality.
The .ee6 mSss iscSS id1pp zach bid
sSEd nth :HpIsvsd the faithful fuI
q III, cS9ttsct and the Department viii
Sss% and 70 increase or diminish the
Article: not named in the schedule below are 70
iSs q the option of the Department ct
sS. ale as to p sss weighing
81 ,s.m lbs per resm
ECU fssm ss r1oiscsp' ruled or plain, weighing Il
100 ,esm. Quar- . Post ruled or plain wsc hing 10
iss issm; ousrto Post, ruled or plain, v.shins 10
70 rs.ms Note P.per. ruled or plain AIDED as per
l IsssmI R H,oPyins paper per ream
90 sozen blotting Boards, per dozen
'orsams Envelope Paper, bua or yellow, royal
20 creams MANILA Wrapping Paper, super rov.l
k hnyt ISSe: Gis .ss' g,,
4Wte envelopes. offcisl sizes extra heavy, head.
81 OS letter .1ss sx.r. b,,a.a
LOO sfss. Ne allie Pens, per sros.
Ego Quill.. No. 50, per oOJ
30 dozen Faber' Black Lead Pencils, per dozen
IOdoZen Fabers Red and blue Pencils per dozen
lao dozen Pen Hold RS, per dozen
~ dozen Ivory Folders, per dozen
y dozen Erasers, ivory handles, per dozen
Is ooZt hod1ers Son . or WosteI holm q .blade
PehEntyes, Per dozen
6dOzen Rodgers Scissors, per doz en-
dozen shears, per dozen
+ dozen MMDss Nsys: per DOZEN
20 dozen French Carmine Ink per dozen
hdozen inkstsnds, Diapers. Whitney's or equal,
o. POUNDS Sealing Wax, scarlet, per pound
~ pOun6s India Rubber, prepared IL pieces per
% dezen silk Tsste or Braid. assorted, nsr dozsn
% dozeh Red Tape, In pieces, assorted. per dozen
lD dozen rolls He'd Tape, per dozen
2D pounds Linen Irvine, per pound
- dozen Jars nucilage, with brushes. per dozen
~ dozen quart bottles Muciage. per dozen
Il dozen Blank Books, per dozen
10 dozen packs Visiting cards or dozen
5dt zen Pen Racks, per dozen
dozen Ruls rs. per dozen
l.V0 Eross India Rubber Bands, Der gro
9dOZen Memorandum Books, Der dozen
6doZen boxes N otarfal Seals, per dozen
dozen Portfolios, per dozen
6dOzen Letter eiles per dozen
4oozen boxes BY elets, per dozen
zoozen Eyeiet Punches, per dozen
3dozen Letter Clips. per dozen
20 pounds Sponge, per pound
SdoZsn Gold Pers and Holders, per dozen
go yards Tracing LineC. per yard
dozen Sponge Cups, Der dozen
6deZen Paper Weights, Der dozen
30 boxes Patent Paper Fastenings, per box
81 Ruling Pens, each. je5I2,l9.2s
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We have number of communications on
various subjects Of interest, some OF which we
may find room for when less crowded
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From j. c. Parker, ASS sth street, we have
Erery Saturday and Hearth and HON. for j une
18th
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SUPREME COURT OF THEUNITKD STATES
Nc. 1s9.-December Term, 1865.
The Board Of President and Di-
rectors Of the 81 Louis Put lie In error TO the
scncois, Plaintiffs In Error, supreme Court
=, rS- | Of the state of
Mr. Blair, Of counsel for the plaintiffs In error
suggests the deaf Of Isaac Walker, one of the
Ssiendsn's IN error. in this cause, and moved the
Court 9r an order under the 18th rule of Court TO
Lake his proper representatives parties. On con
sideration whereof, IL 10 now here ordered by this
court tnet unless the proper representative Of the
SAID Isaac walker, deceased, as aforesaid, shall
Voluntarily becoiae- pai.I.s within the first ten
Gays OF the eLsung torn OF this Court. the rlain-
TIT IN error shall be entitled open the record in
sHst saasN and To have the same beard, and the
-'IcH'- "a therein rendered. reversed, IL e.rone-
pih.e IN some newspapeE 4 the Seat Of Govern
ment IN which the laws Of tie United States shall
lie trinted r. authority Tor three successt va
weeks at lea. s'yty days before the beginnin g OF
the Ter. OF the supreme Court, next ensui ng 9Th
Tesi: o.W MIDpIEToy
Clerk OF the Supreme Cour; OF the United States.
je4 d3w
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GHEsAREAKE AND OHIO

ToFTICE SHEs AdThIIEv AND OHIO
WAsHISsToN OITY, May 2lst, 1859
The Annual General Meeting of the STOCK
HOLDERs OF THE CHESAPEAKE ANB OHIO
CANAL CONF ASI will be held at Annapolis
y, Md, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF June ensai9g, at
my N.sawtd Clerk and Treasurer.
IIntellgencer, Baltimore Sun and Richmond
eva Despatch insert three fimes week until DAY,
and send bills to Treasurer
H~POTOMACIREALE Estate AND BUILD.
S ING COMPANY.
Dues Will be held ct Temperance Hall, on street.
on MONDAY NIGHT, June 7th.
A new constitution has been adopted, with the
following provisions
IT. It, f nSS' shy, PAYMENT: q sss share
81 Interest charged upon loans at 81 par cent.
4th. The dues paid each month are deducted
5th. New stock can be taken ct the June meet
time only.
stock received BY the pnndsrsined-
Vice PTesidsn.. q. H. NEWMAN.
Treasurer-WM. BRYAN.
secretary-W. +. JOHNSON.
Observation-Disclosures Davis. W Shelton, b.
B. Phibroek, D. A; Fish, ,; v, sbsllhauss1, A.
~ Seeretarys Omce-No. .. May Building,
corner 7th and streets my 10 cost
~HEOK BR's YAKIMA form very agrees.
uS BILE light nutritive food, . superior article
for puddtnRs and jellies, and 10 hi ghiy recommen
ded by physicians for invalids and children. Sold
By all grocers. my IL 2aw6w
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Captain General Dulce sails from Havana to.
day tor Spain.
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-DEDICATORY OONCERT

x GRAND CONCERT. under the direction of
VT JOSEPH II DANIEL. will be given By the
CHOIR OF THE M SHEET CHU RCH, assisted
10y the best musical talent Of Washing and Bal.
tmore, In the new church edifce on Mount Yer.
non Place, at the corner of 9Th and X streets,
THURSDAY EVENING, the 10th instant. Tickets
81. Can be purchased FRI IN Members Of the Oh Dir
and at Hills Music Store. Concert to commence
at clock. lie dtd
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DROPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. June 1. 1859
sealed Proposal for furnishing the Omcs o the
secretary OF the N avy and the several Bureaus of
the Navy Department with Stationery, for the
hscai year ending June 30, 1870. will be received
until " CLOCK, noon, OF the 29th ius tant. They
must Do endorsed On The enveO %. - Proposals for
ststlonery," and addressed b the Secretary Of the
Printed form OF proposal. with schedule OF arti.
c,es, VIII De FURNISHED on application at the De
psrtment, and no proposal will be entertained
form and schedule
Among the articles embraced in the schedule
are:
Is resms of Regulation Paper
90 reams Of Dispatch cap.
50 reams OF Foolscap.
rs reams Of Quarto Post.
81 rsams Of Note Paper.
. reans Of nnvele Pc and Wrapping Paper.
oreans Of Coping Paper
las, coo Envelopes. Off cial and others
100 quarts Of Ink.
DO gross of steel Pens.
Ito Dozen Pencfls.
Zach proposal must be signed b. the individual
or finn making it, and be accom- panisd By Q certf
ncsts Of the Collector Of Internal Rsveuue OF the
District In which the party Is conducting business
that the bidder Is manufacturing or dealing In
articles OF Stationery. and 10 sols TO full the con
Should the contract be awarded to party On
reged In business outside Of sshi ton, ID Will
be With the distinct understanding that they m 1et
have branch estahlis hn,ent in pgten. fr ON
which articles can DO procured Immediately when
Bids having nominal or &c itious prices will lot
be considered. A BORIS
Je5-laW4W Secretary of the Navy.
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DEeIRABLE REsIDENCES FOB SALE
JOSHUA WHITNEY 4 co.

JOSHUA wHITNrY & co.
THFE1 STORY BRICK. rooms, water and
gas, on 9Th street, between Massachusetts ave ne
and street. Price $3.50
THBEE STORY BRICK, rooms, water and
eae. on the west side Of Is street, bet. Il and
streets. Price $500.
THREE STORY BRICK. rooms, ( p by us.
parier 10 BY 40, on O street. betweel let On ID
stTeets. Price 5000.
FRAME HOUSE, of rooms, on 18th street. bs
and gas. Price $500
FRENCH COTTAGE, OF 8 rooms. On o street.
Ietween Ath and 18th; water and gas; lot n feet
front; front and side yards. Price - $50.
FRAn1 HOUSE, on 18th street, between N And
lot q By loo: near the new Episcopal Chnrrh
Price S2.2C0. Inquire OF
JOSHUA WHITEEY 4 co.
Real Estate Brokers'
!e33! llt7th st., bet, G and IL.
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BOARDING..
PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
L MATTHEW'S sTkING BAND, TO be a
given at seventh street Park on MONDAY
June ., IS9 Tickets admitting Q gent and ~
,sdIes, % cents: Music by the Roly hin e
Bans. A good time Is ex pectei. The com mittee
pledge themselves to make this one eff the most
pleasant OF the season. Its
PRIVATE SUNDAY EXCURSION TO ely
MONT.
For the accommoda OF private families and
ehlldren. the splendid steamer W.
msr fo VI s m mske trip 70 ely,
kNEkf SUNDAY thereafter, leaving her wharf
loot OF 9TH street, at 81 clock m returning AZ
m Round trio tickets rs cents; to lie hal Al
JOS sHAFFIELD'S, GAG Penns. avenue, be.
Ptrs9ns v ishipg TO spend a aelightf time away
fron the city can do next Sunday.
Meals and Refreshments can be had On tn,
Jel LIST JOS r. SHAFFIRLD
r XOU 4 I ONs.
The Steamer wAwAsEt can be chartered for
EXCURSIONS TO GLYM0NT on
and az er this date, By applying ct sk=S
the oftice OF the Potomac Ferry CON-
Glymont is now leased by Mr.. J H. shafie,d
the well Known and popular confectioner of this
city. who has put the grounds In thorough order
and neatness and repaired and eNtende the bui
attractive, or the arrangements for the convent
ence. comfort and delight OF EXcursionists more
ample and complete. Mr.. ehaffeld viii leave
nothing Cndone or unprepared t. meet every want
OF hxcursfonists. There will be room foi com
plants from even the most fastidious.
8. h0WISON. President Potoma &C Ferry Co
SANS GKDNEY, General Sup't P r. Co.
my l3-lm lkNp., Repuo.l
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%TRY GRAY'S

%TRY GRAY'S
CELEBRATED. SODA WATER,
From his NEW ATTIC COTTAGE,
At northeast corner Massachuse it's avenue
and 4th street.
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Parties wishing to purchase small COUNTRY
HOmHS, say from 10 to 50 acres will fnS IN 70
their Interest to look at the Beautiful Building
sites on Mr. I. Suits home plantation, 81, miles
from the Navy Yard Bridge. on the Silver Hui
rosd Any one Wishing to build, the land viii be
sold at a very low price, on long credit Amply h.
or address p g. GRIMES, Silver Hill Post OH ce.
Maryland tOhronfcle, InteliigencsrI my0 I'm
FOB sALE-A three story BRICK HOUSE on
street north, between 9TH and 5th sts west
north side. Inquire of J. q. s LYLEs, At the
once of Thomas Marshall. No. II Louisiana ave.
nte; or at j. CABLANS ONCE No 10 Lon
isisn lana avenue, under Bank of Washington
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II Z And Lots
IN THH
CITY AND UNrRf
FOB SALE By
8. r. BROWN & son,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
CoRNKR 18TH STREET AND Nxw Yopx Avsvup;

FIFTY FINE BUILDING LOTS in q. p.
fsreS az dsnSdiSision. At Pleasant. nov Of
about half mile from the city limit On and Sdis.
cent 20 18th street rosd the fAshion able drive Of
tne CITY ana Tor health location, and SURROUNDING
improvements, 10 uneQuailed BIZ any other locsIits
In the suburbs Of Washington. The Lots rsnse IN
NE nom quarter Of IN ecre TO an Acre esrh "a
those contemplating early impro vements extrS
inducements will b exteAded. snS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-26

To DECoNTGNUED.-Thero WAS a large
crowd at the Lutheran Mission School
room, Odd Fellows Hall building, last
evening. The friends ofthe school had
made large preparations In the way Of
refreshments, and there was an im-
niensc demand for them. The supply,
however, was not exhausted, and the
tables will be spread again this even.
Ing. AS the object OF the festival is to
raise fands TO assist in the erection OF
the chapel now building on John
street, It commends itself to the liberal.
ity Of the community generally. We
trust an attack along the whole line
will be made on the tables this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-26

In commenting on the Patti Concert
In Boston, The Traveller says:
1.-THE piano used by Mr.. Ritter was
Steinway Grand. The instrument ia
new one, and It's many brilliant quail
ties were the theme OF commend alton
from all. No better instrument has
ever been heard In the Music Hall, or
Indeed III any other hall, for that mat
ter. In It all the elements claimed for
these neutrality-suspicious., delicate
shading, and variety Of accentuation-
are combined in most remarkable
degree; while as fur as action Is con-
Cerned, go easy Is It, that the instru-
ment seemed almost capable OF playing
itself. In all the registers the tones are
brilliant and sonorous, and capable OF
the most delicate and powerful effects.
II Is triumph Of instrumental skill"
To which The Boston Post adds:
"In this connection we may properly
state that the pianos used by Mr.. Ritter
and In part for accompaniment, were
the Steinway's. The instruments are
very tine; and their pure, strong, reso-
nant ZONES reached every part OF the
hall, and fell most gratifyingly on the
ears Of all present. One Of the instru-
ments was Grand, and Ia the best
Steinway ever heard In Boston,"
The EUcnin0 Bulletin OF Philadelphia,
In reviewing Miss PATHS Concert In
that city, says:
IN. Ritter's piano. playing was, howe.
yer, remarkably fine. His instrument
was one OF the latest made by Steinway
Il Sons, Of New York. In richness and
volume OF tone it Is hard to imagine u
finer piano-forte. In the most delicate,
as we'll as the loudest passages, 1t wa
equally worthy OF admiration. NJ. Rlt.
ter Is certainly a very superior artist ;
but he seemed TO be inspired by the
singular beauty Of the instrument he
had 10 play on"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-26

A PUZzLE.-Here Is question for
young arlthmeticians, and others who
like TO crack IN arithmetical nut now
and then, to try their wits upon: Two
Arabs sat down 10 dinner, and were
accosted by u stranger, who requested
to join their party, saying That he
could not get provisions 10 buy In that
part OF the country; II they would ad-
NIT him TO eat only an equal share
with themselves he would willingly
pay them the whole The frugal meal
consisted OF eight small loaves Of bread,
five Of which belonged to one Of the
Arabs and three to the other. The
stranger, having eaten thlrd-part OF
the eight loaves, arose and laid before
them eight pieces OF money, saying:
My friends, there Is what l promised
you; divide 1t among you according to
your rights A little dispute arose res
pectlng a division OF tina money; but,
reference being made TO the Cadi, he
adIudged seven pieces TO the owner Of
the five loaVes aud only Que piece 10
him who had owned the three loaves.
Yet the Cadl decided justly.
Will some one OF our readers explain
this decision Of the Turkish udge2 .-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-26

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case Of Bye, up
pellant, Us. Fey, appellee, which was
on trial Wednesday, evening when the
Court adjourned, was concluded yes
terday, and resulted In the Jury render.
ing verdict In favor Of the appellant
for $50 for damages sustained. .'s
The following cases were continued,
yesterday:
Taylor Us. Porter's administrator;
same Us. same; Kennedy Us. baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company; same and
wife IS. same; XUokler Us. busch, guar.
dian, &C.; Moore Us. Dolan.
Judgments was entered In the fol-
lowing:
Atkinson ct, al. Us. Teuley. In the
case Of Tomllnson, appellant Us. Bod
ley, appellee, upon an appeal from
Judgment OF Justice, a verdlc! was
rendered:ln favor ofappellee. ,
The case Of Mcdonald Us. Reed CT al.
was dismissed.
Carr Us. First National Bank, to
recover amount OF certificate OF deposit
alleged TO have been stolen, was on
trial when the hour OF adjournment ar.
rived.
Adjourned until 0 O'Clock this morn
ing,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-26


POLICE CouRT.-The following cases
were before tho Police Court, yester-
day morning, and were disposed OF as
stated: John knight, tumult and dis
order, ten dollars and costs; William
Burkett and John WeItzel made more
noise In Second Ward Market space,
Wednesday night, than persons dlspos.
ed to sleep specially desired, and bad
TO pay i've dollars each and costs for
their hIlarlty; VIM. Bark and John
Elliott, two unfortunate benziuists,
were arraIgned, and at the close OF
their trials were Infor med that one dol.
lar each and costs would settle the bill.
We are not awar 9 that they "settled"
this side Of Faris' Retreat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-26

HAIR JEwELRY.-oxtoby & Dufleld,
Jewellers, 1O4 Market street, below Nc
Lure House, have made special ar
rangements with one OF the first
houses In New York 10 have ornamen-
tai hair work done to order, and they
eau, on three or four days notice. have
brSiding executed In the neatest style
OF the art. A specimen book contain.
Ing an almost endless variety OF styles
Gun boseen at our store, Relatives and
friends who have preserved locks Of
hair once worn by departed loved ones,
and all others who may desire to have
hair jewelry finished In the best style,
will do we'll to leave orders at Oxtoby
u Dufheld's Jewelry Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-26

ART PRooREsaoNs.-Ever since Da-
guerre caught and "sllvered tho sun
BEAM" this beautiful art has been maxi
ing rapid strides toward perfection.
Even now with the stereoscope, whllc
SHOWS and storms rage and whlten
without, we can contemplate natures
great Book OF Beauty, and become &C.
quaInted with the wonders OF the world,
while sitting at home surrounded by
oomtorts-"scenes to the eye real" that
lack only the breeze to feel that we are
there. An hour at PARTRlDaE's will
show you The most beautiful scenes in
Europe and America. Nothing could
afford more pleasure and profit than a
fine sett OF Views and a handsome stere-
oscope as a HOLIDAY PRESENT. Par-
fridge has the finest lot Of views In the
city, .....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-26

ALL QUIET IN WEBSTER the
last two days profound quIet has reign.
ed In Webster township. In making
our daily rounds after items we have
found the Justices office In that sec-
ton, closed-shutters fastened and door
locked, for want OF business, we sup>
pose. This Is happy condition OF
things for the community, and we nre
graft fled To make n note Of It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-26

ELECTION OF OFFIoERs.-A year ago
a number Of the lady members Of
Fourth Street 81. L. Church organized
themselves into Home Mission SocIe'
~, aud have held weekly meetings
since the organization. Yesterday af-
ternoon their first annual meeting was
held In the basement OF that Church,
and report Of the SocIety's operations
was presented. After the transaction
Of the regular business the Society pro-
coed TO elect officers for the ensuing
year, which resulted In the choice OF the
following: President, Mrs. l.. A. Ha-
gans; Secretary, Miss Mary IIallowell;
Treasurer, Mrs. J. B. Trimble.
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For Rent.

TIIHE FINE YTORE.ROOMA AND DWELL.
centre Wheeling, now occupied by myGeli
~ dry goods store. This Ia the beRt ar.
ranged building In tho city, suitable for n
ilr4t.clNE3 retail business. Sufficient shelly.
Ing and counters for any buRinekR. Heated
with furnace. Iwul rent the whole house
10y p feet with five large rooms Tor dwelling
Separate wABh-houBe. Hot and cold water
IN second and third stories, also water clos.
cR, Possession can be had December lBt.
For particulars enquire on the premises, OF
nj my residence on Market alley, west Of
hain street.
nOvlG.f N. HEYMAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-26

Held TO BAIL.-0ur readers will re,
member that one morning this week
John McKInsey, Leroy Wilson and
Elijah Black were committed to jail by
Judge Johnston for rlotous conduct at
tho hotel Of Mr.. Helmberg, near Ro.
ney's Point, last Saturday night. Yes.
terday morning they were brought be-
fore the same Justice on u similar
charge-the offence In this instance was
alleged to have been committed ut the
house OF u Mr.. Barrett, In the lmme.
dlate vicinity Of Mr.. Helmbsrg.
The only witness examined was Mr..
Barrett. His testimony was clear and
direct rs to the participation OF McKln
sey and black. Besides torcIbly
entering his house they grossly In.
sulIed Mrs. Barrett, and conduct
ed themselves worry Improperly. The
evidence was altogether favorable to
Wilson, representing that ho had to.
ken an active part In an effort to COM
pei the rioters TO desIst. He was there.
upon released from further proceed.
Ing OH this charge. He Is, however,
still held for trial for participating In
the. affair at HeimburG's. Mckinney
anu Black were each required TO give
bond In the sum Of eight hundred dol
lars for their appearance at the next
term OF the Circuit Court to answer for
their outrage at Rarrett's. In default
! they wore committed to jail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-26
AIpAuoH's BENRF1r.-.W Qshin0l

ALDAuoH's BENEFIT. Washington
HGH.-We clip the following notice
from an exchange: ..
"On the first appearance Of the Ghost
such a figure OF CONSERVATION was
never seen. He stood fixed In mute
establishment, and the audience saw
him grow paler and paler, after an in.
terVal OF suspense he spoke In II low
trembling accent, and uttered his ques-
lions with the greatest difficulty. His
directions TO the players were given
con anlorC. The closet scene with his
mother was highly interesting, warm
and pathetic. He spoke daggers to her
till her conscience turned her eyes
toward her own guilt"
Let Mr.. and Mrs. Albaugh DO recelv-
ed by u crowded house on this their
last appearance In Wheeling. Tickets
Tor sale at the Music stores and at @. P.
Browns Jewelry store under the Hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-26
GheQntelliq
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEmRER 30.
BOUND ovRR.-Yesterday afternoon,

BOUND ovBR.-Yesterday afternoon,
Peter Klug and two others whose
names VIZ failed TO get, were before
Judge Johnston on charge OF rlotous
proceedings ut the house OF Mr.. Poult,
few nights siuce. The testimony ex-
cnlpat"d all the accused except Klug,
who was required 10 give bond in the
sum Of one hundred dollars 10 keep
the peace for one year. He had no
difficulty in securing bondsman, and
may congratulate himself that he es.
capped no more severe punishment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-26

GEo. 3. BUCHANAN. successor to r.
NJ. Porter, would respectfully inform
his friends aid the public generally
that he will be found at No. 90, Main
street, where they will Gud all the latest
styles OF Boots and Shoes, which he
oilers to them at reasonable prices. He
respectfully solIclts your patronage at
the "CIty Shoe Store" No. %. Main
street, near Monroe.