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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James,
500. NJ. Mail train for Greenport ~, $50, -,
lc:3O N, ROsyn, Glen Cove Loea" 'Ale noHhs"'' AKA
Eorhport
D m for RosyD Glen Cove Ioeus. Valley, Hanhngt's, ns
Eorbport
An tT,n, eouuee, AZ Branch for Hempstesd
SUNDAY Roslrn Gen Core Locust 'Aey, Hnnnsoe atd
NOthp0r' sa's hunsI O1' y - ~ / D. BARTON Sop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

amp...'.'.s.''.--0o
Flour, hbL g 5od 9 %
Pr ! Bag...150 ] 20
Prepared, 6ib. 20 d|
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-07
THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY I. 1870.

A QUEER DISORDER Some years since q
gentleman, somewhat Of literary character re-
siding in this city, whom We will call by nc
particular name, married young lady by nc
means famous for her intellectually. In the
course of time the happy pair were relolced by
the advent of an heir, which grew and thrlved
for season, but after who began to drool
and grow sickly. The father noticing the un'
methodical manner in which the mother man
aged the baby, told her one day that its Illness
was owing to mismanagemcnt. A phy5cian,
upon being called, gave the same opinion, n
day or two afterwards one of the nelehborS
called in to inquire after the child, and ASKED,
What is the matter with it p "Oh, saiu
the mother, my husband and doctor say IL
got the acknowledgement -Lynn, hcpoIet.
This may be ''quecr disorder, hut II Is
very certain it is a common onc.l
THE SENTENCE OF REAL.-John Real has
nassed beyond the scope OF our condemnation
and We merely remark upon his demeanor in
Court, yesterday, in the light of o phsy geological
puzzle. The terrible intensity Of purpose that
nerved him for the commission OF his latest
crime seems to sustain him in looking death in
the face. There is hint for the tragic stage in
the cool rejoinder of Real to that last awful
sentence good, sir; is that oil,
Judge?" Were Real anything else, but what
he is, there would be something to compel ad
miraiion in tie stocal self.command ho ezhi-
bits, and the example he affords Of the power
of the human will. Were he half-writed
ruf6an. like Reynolds, the case would DC ditte-
rent but in this instance we cannot suppose
dull callousnesS to have much share IN bis as
sumed clm.-Neac York Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-07
TNCOUKAGE HOME INDUSTRY

VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR AND FRAN +
FACTORY,
Corner Queen and Fairfax sts., Ai"Xa
We havc now maGo up GOO doors OF all st2es,
from So TO $40; GW Windows OF HmSn, E'""cI
sizes l0OO0 feet Mouldings, 10 dillorcnt pat,
torns Will mako at short notice Wind"% ana
Door Frames Brackets, &c., Newois' EaINa-
tors and Hydrants constantly on hand i'hor
al discounts made to dcalors.
Being practical mechanics ourselves, wo lrol
confident that wo can please our customers.
Planning, Tongue and Growing, SAVING
Turning and Scroll-sjawing dono i'll tho bdst
manner.
Plans and specifications furnished to parties
contracting with lis for building m"IGriais
nar2 RISuElLL s. HODGE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-07

BUILDING MATERIAL.
L LEXANDRIA planning Mills.
ROBERT JAMESON. fofp al H"'' h'
JAMESON ~ SnETia,
JOHN Il. LAMBDEN, Superintendent,
Nos % and 81 Water e..
Arc prepared TO furnish ut short notice ALI
on reasonable forms
SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, BRACk ETS%,
MUULD1NGS,
BALEIJSTE&;i,
NEW EiI ',r;i.
w EATH ER-BpARDING.
SIDING, BON STUFF
DRAWER STUFF
PANELS, &c, e..
And to execute all kinds Of Scroll Saving
end Turning, Planning, TongGolns ana
Growing and Surfscing done in tho bet man
ner They will also furnish plans sud spnclll-
cations for dwellings, stores and othor building
y2-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-07

III District of Virginia.-The name OF our cs'
teemed fellow-ctizen II. o. CLAUGHToN osq.,
is presented to the voters of tho Sevent9 Con
gressional District Of Virginia as a suitable can.
didato to represent the said District in tho next
Congress. 1t is needless to say anything OF MS
qualifications for the position IN our communl.
ty where he is so we'll known, but ID Inc voters
Of othor portions Of the field we can cordially
endorse him as entitled TO taeir conhuence anu
support, both on account OF his integrity rs
man as we'll as for his abilities to discharge tho
'i ;e isP pgl.Ss W 'AA' MANY VOTERS.
VERY BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP NEW
Y DRESS GOODS.
White Irish Linen Lawns.
French Pique. new styles.
Swiss Muslins.
French Lawn or Muslin.
Jaconet Cambrc3.
Nsinsooks, plain and plaid.
Checked and Striped Cambrics
{" Tarltons, very wide and cheap
Colored Lawns, small figured.
Kps Pink and B RsT 5 Styss yf Gsw R5e''y
Percals, beautiful neW styles.
Very cheap Grenadines, silk embroidered.
Black Iron Berege and Hernanlss.
{; Figured do, very rich styles.
Japanese Lelos, Grays and Suitlngs.
All the new styles of Dress Goods at greatly
reduced prices At >,,,,
fOIiN 4. FIELD.
(Succoasor 10 VIM. EucE'ngham,.
Manufacturer and Dealer II,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, sEUFf, Pines, &C..
No Il, King street.
NBGlve me q call. oct Ct!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-07

" re- II. hGuia Creek with tho Kicl lnon
FIRE. e.. ir.;shurs GnI Potomac II. H., WIN '.'-
can. :, sur,iici with elegant sleeping '""'f-
o. oil - :"AiNs Through tickets hnd "'HH''H'
checks . al points South.
Both boss staT:,. A!CH"nArl" goLn$ A." -.
luru;Tc j. H. u r Nlf
Gen. Ticket A$t.
i.n Ii-tr Richmond. w.
--.---- ----------------~-------
TINIIE BGOk ENTITLED
"hlsr" I;?.,: o. H,n rr IHy SEYENrHESF"
Mill be ready for issue in y few weeks;
Tni. work contains ~. account o! All ti''
HAT"TLEg,
NhKCnh5,
UiYGUACj and
fNChMp M Eh j..
And ,.s...v 81 tnc
AAiU5lNH lNClDENi3
I ofcrcn.ce : mnIn e. nil the Inon who wrf
mr;Ihers Of the r,"ilnnn,, nnI fu! ,ic.- -,
en- nr tho
CHANGES AND r!:OMOriDAS
madn during tho many campaigns thc"u.l
:, Liri The c.;u},l.Id uasscI
E,nrr ..rr,u her of .IIo cid regiment ana every
,.innI ;Jrornnr ,ho;,ii .nl.cribn e. Til work.
':nl,;nr;n,inns rrr,ivcI nt No. 81 KIM street.
u,'i.n If Vy:SE :. co. in:nranc. Agents.
10 Is--nngw
.----------
HAVE til day disposed OF my stock, go"
1 viii and fixtures t. w III. +. HEN DEknp:'.
vino win carry on the Hay, Grain and f"ol
business ~ tho "!I stand, - and 81 Cnnc:o.
| stree: Thankful for pa: l:yors, hope i"Y Ca.
toner and the ptihir vii! )ntr"n", my aur.
crSsor All parties having claims agNnst b."
Will ,,iesc present ti.ci' bills for payment ~
VI, Wnr '' AMI nj . ',tII5:'' - " W.T. '''>' "
nl...,.,.;.,. Va Tina -, Ia
'''''N'''''''' '' '''' "'..D
T. ,uAlnvvunN
Sc! ~ - ''''
>"' - - an! u CA,"eT IN, street.
uh'rr iLocFty liMii' an,
tD VI ~ > . ~ N VI r. i. = IL ~ :,
:YrKA w, GRAIN AMI MILL FEED.
S",i,its Country cumslEnmrnts Of all KIND
All gods delivered free 0f charge promptly l.
all parts Of Tho city. G 2I-m
r.,,.
~ ~ L!1r.3l3 "cr(S, - m'ics from h'rAa"
I?I@, Wa hIn@t"n or GrorEct"WM ono g., s''
best Fn1 most fmIn'Is,"t nNihl AL. -
til" county. - " hLl'lNH mrse-re a.
honsc1wilh vii tho ont. buildings nccc }sry.
Bcat of we'll water 1T the door. and y ncvcr-inI..
ing stream running tn the house. dairy ""i
Stables; fac irult, and less than one mile ir""
Carln's Springs station, on the A., L. Il II. l.
With the best o: road: to either city
The i,,rin lies very convenient for y divIar."
intp two, .hrcc or four Turns The cast cni q.
;hc farm is i 'nics from Washington, l. vrri
high, and has - fine view "f Washington an
,"p "a tc 1ar,n in I em, rats " dns;rcd Az
- ie 1l-cn,
......,,... ,,,,.,,,,
ET1tli! NhIhHl VlCll1 "AihN'
y, ...
;. IN, T'Har Is miSniJ r4c"'n'hHhd2 2 by ~
rIcuty i"T i.r.ttTNri;' 'iral"'hc' nS*p'r
i'McHin'.''iii' ;i'il!ty 81 INC 'L""" o "'u -.
hIIrct''nS o! tnn h'hn"y" "'' "''','''' '''
NOOK & CREIGHTON,
Sign Red Columns,
ic24 lO7 King street.
,,,,,,,-,,I, ,r,,-,.U an no ,,,,, .,,
"''' r"'i iN!uo y :" h'N' 90
~ l.,,.; ~ v"r,,r,
:, '" nave III |''rn +. gn2n supply Of Goo1S !"!
and Grain &cyIhns. .S.ytLo STONES anI Killc.,
crs. Chfrrv Wonders CIurre &c Which ~.
viii soil w., .1n.M .'''vYncn ON rnet ,,hnIrs.l.
"''; ao. - ''"'' ''E"''c' ''' cost "N'''s'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-07

TE1lIE L. j. BRANDY is g puro distillation
4 from tho grape and is superior to French
Brandy for medical purposes.
Just received and for sale by
WAKEFIELD s. HALL, Druggists.
Nor prinoa nd Fairfax ste
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-07

IS1 . I / L +
Would annnuncothat the business Of EREW-
IS ~ la VISOR will BIO continued as hereto
fore, and solicit the continued confidence and
support O! our friends.
T. NJ. LAWSON,
n,y2-U Surviving Partner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-07
rODA AND MINERAL WATERS.

SODA AND MINERAL WATERS
Nichy, Bedford and Arctic Soda Water on
draHght; Congress, Allegheny, Gettysburg and
Rockhridgo Alum Water, in bottles, when we
arc utw prepared to sell at low figures.
COOK IL CkEIGITON,
ic22 Sign Rcd Column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-07
WE OWN OUR MhNUFACTORY,

which Leaves our Works cono' fully up |" the
standard, Which twenty-five yh"r2' "NrHr'rnrh
in tho trade satisfies lis forms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-07

A MOTHER fresh lot of kEEBLER'S cele-
II brated CAK ES just received, such AS Vino
Snaps, Egg Fingers, Scotch Cake, Ginger
Nuts, Almond Nuts, Arrow Root Biscuit, &C.,
for sale by WIN. +. BROOkES,
ie2l 10 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-07

~
Our bills to July lst, 1871, arc now being do
livcrcd, and wo Iopo oil parties indebted vii!
make prompt payment. We ask this because
+. +. WITMER and a. III. SLAYMAk ER
nave Gn interest in tho business from this date,
and We wish, thnroiore,to close the old business
iyl IL. WILMER & SLAYMAkER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-07
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.

IANNEY'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
Orange, Strawberry, Pineapple and Bitter Al
moEd. These extracts are prepared with great
care, with special view to preserving in all
their freshness and purify the peculiar flavor OF
their respective fruits. A trial is earnestly re-
qucstcd Prico 25c per bottle. For sale, whole
sale and retail, by JANNEG y CD,
io 20 at their Drug Warehouse, l45 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-07

IEXAHD!sIA Il WASHINGTON L. K
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-07

ESTKAY COW-Came tony house, on We'd
"a nesdsy, the 10Th ultimo, little rod cow,
with long slim bag. The owner, by proving
property and paying charges. including the
cost Of this advertisement, can take her away.
TALIAFERRO HOLMES,
10 2-3t. Cor, Jotfarson and fred SIS,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-03-31

Cou'3 We read tie motives cf the emo
lions Of hearts around u, We should judge
very differently Of their words ani conduct
Ne sna4.u u!ten praise where se uJN con
Il MI.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-03-31

# farmers were uiorc systematic in their
operations, and # ih5y Kept an accurate
record OF tie ,lme OF brcaN,uE up ground,
SOWING ana harvesting, the yield per acre
aud other Important facts. which cannot
always be safely committed 20 ufem Dry
they would experience the benefits result
ns from the practice. But little time i
required, and lhc habit / easily to.n,d
An exchange, speaking vH tins very point.
uuth:uay remarks: Every farmer shagt!
Keep scrap buoa OF some k.Ul. IL which
certain portion ehouli De devoted 10 each
particular object Ia which At i Interested
Tor Instance, - many pages 90 wheat. -
many 10 other grams, - Iuauy r. horses.
cattle, sh,ep, swine, truit-.ruwIug. manure.
dairy manaCvu.tug, X. IHru. wAeu rlstl
ms tie ialmvt> ca.u,urst uuy agr!ca.fura,
PAPER scmeth.9E ,guSeS the uluI a. spec
i.tis vaiuaNsc, cutI. eat, anu lnsart 1t il
H. proper department oi me hook In
ien year> .asl4#.c eGcyc .opcdsa II ayr
culture Wi nave been gathered. % vIjcl
reference Ga auy ,op!a can readily he made
-.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-03-31

FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF MANITOWOC, WIS.
This Bank is organized underline provisions
OF the National Banking Law. with paid up
Capita; Of $4,000
With the privilege Of increasing to Sl00,0GG
VIII bug and sell DRAFTS Oh the principal
cities of the Union.
VIII buy and sell DRAFTS on Great Brit
ain, Ireland. Norway, Denmark, or the CONT
nent Of Europe, at NEW IORh RATES,
and IN sums 10 suit The purchasers.
VIII sell
PASSAGE TICKETS
pc Sail or Steam from and to any Port in Eu-
rope Ut New York rates
WiIlpurchasc UNITED STATES BONDS
and keep constantly on hand and for sale at
market rates. full supply Of all descriptions.
VIII cash Interest Coupons FREE or
CHiRGE
Viii collect B0UNTIES, PENSIONS and
other claims against the L. 5. Government.
VIII purchase GOLF, SILVER and IN
CURRENT MONEY at the h'ghert market
rates.
Winrcceive deposits and allow interest by
special arran gement.
&C. BARNES, President.
C. LCLING. Cashier lift
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-03-31

The pablc are invited to give me call at
my store. few doors west Of the Williams
House, and examine goods and prices. VIII
do the best can TO please all
ADAM BLESER
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-03-31

ssF' \ western school teacher, in her al
vsrtl~eurut i4en,loaeI her .4ir assistant.
AID tie Reputation i,g teaching winch
sic tgar> Lul tue printer .,Ii out The
WHICH. . that the advertisement went
form c,,.u:erua}rE tLa '-aQy , ly.a,.t.en
Tor illcn'ns So ttHrS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-09

BtI Of Thomas Young amounting TO
$500, for limestone, was ordered 20 Be
paid. ARs ~
An ordinance, leyyi1g special FhterS
SesSmentS foEathe year 1910: also one in
relation to erection Of wooden buildings
Withip certain, boundaries Jes9 9leil 10
lation TO hawkeTs and peddles; also one
changing the grade q certain stIeets; also
one authorizing The city collector % ap.
point deputies, were read as recorded land
approved. ,l
The following was offered: RAsOtnAd,
That the Street Commissioner be and Is
hereby instructed to lay all crossings and
curbInes duly granted by Council
in rotaton-fSt granted, first put down.
Adopted.
q The contract between the Norway Iron
Manufacturing Company and tie Com
mittee on Market street Bridge, for the
iron work Of said bridge, was read, and on
motion, was approved.
The report Of the Committee on Water
Works ives returned from the Fint
Branch with the amendment adopted by
the Second IN relation 70 reduction Of P.
E, Beams water rent stricken out, and on
molten; the action Of the Firt Branch was
concuETed in.
X Adjourned. 10 a.ea ~ n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-09

SEu.ASS;UAL MEET1Ss.-The man
ages ofthe ChildrenS Home have in
contemplation TO make their next semi
annual meeting ahoccasion tor special
effort in behalf Of the Institution under
their care. Tho meeting viii occur on
tho evening before Thanksgiving, Whenit
fhoped b Thane Miller, Esqr., Of Gin
cinnali, win be present and deliver an,
address The inmates OF the Home viii
probably take part in the exercises, ap-
Pearing in Rotations, dialogues, &C. We
trnst our readers win not forget the Home
in,thsir bepefactiOns about Thanksgiving
time. 49, ia ~! usl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-09
TlRUsTREs sAIE-BY YIR-R7

TRUSTEESt aALE-BY YIR-EaS
ne II : deed OF tEnSt Cxecuted 10 the
VndeFs4Sn66 TEgtee. bE John ". Mitchell
Il ef9ee Mitchell his wife, and Geo. 7. 1InGle,
TfaGtee Of he Hald r. Grace Mitchell, bearing
dSf0 The 18th day q August, 1853, and Of rec
ord In th6 o0o6 u he Recorder Of Ohio Conn.
1,inIha St8puf West Virginia, IN Deed Book
No. &, fohOs 81 and -, 70 SeeHre The pSymsnt
sd John ". Mitchell, for The Su4 of six ihou::
sand d0llarS, principal debt; which sEid psTer1
prpnfssOrJg notes are eSeh dated 1t wheeling,
AAGu1t litA; t609, and are al payable twelve
n01thS AftEr date, 70 ne order d the S8id John
". Mitchell, and 1Fs By him eA6orSed neeOtilble
anA paFable n the Peoples Bank Of WheeliRs,
Tllne resolved with interest from date Atthe rAI6
of sig pr eentlm Per aunUm: also, % secure
th0 p1yDe1t Of any Other note o. notes Hhleh
nay b thereahes given By way Of rsneHl q o
above named pEo1ISeOry notes, / win, on
Tuesday, tie 1Sth Day Of SOTenber, 1870,
proceed 10 Sell 1t pablo auction, to the highest
and best hiddef. q the frO1t door Of the Court
House d sAid County, beginning 0t 10 O'Clock,
A. Il. lie EolloGing described property, that IL 70
GaY, tie tEant o. parcel o. hand lying and being
IpdhIo County, West Virginia, bounded and Dc.
th6 bank Of he Ohio RlytF, corner TO and4 AZ
I0ltea % Anna MaEthG Woods, and With hArlineS
\. SIX dee. .. o 800 p0les. .. IygSS dag-,.Ws
D99h0 Poaeh; Z % deg. z. q EI'loO poles o an
~ - - III a. & - y
50St ~ w. VIZ sa9 Ils g
1922 ~ sGtEt! 31ss9e 3. y ~: ~
peteS GgS ~ n - !. - ~
49, ~ ~ ~ =. 80 ~
sloe Y; 49, u ~ - - SI.If. =!
OAl9 ~ .IS LiHsE S19 uau t1ili
So ~ !! S!SsC 49, ~ SS II
u 1I&Ses1G eetsS ~ At llo,S y 49,
naFked Ne 6o1 recorded Plat e he arm g "
1G9teN :. 49, ~ ~ ~ y y its
go 20 ~ ~ ~ u ,i S1S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-09
O11ICE OF nm PUR1gHRRs OF nm WHEEIINO !
An one f9S9e QL1pgtoGG.

Having extended the ta1itoEY. emhpc-
ed In our Wheeling and Ohio River Difec-
tor fEom Wheeling toll Louisville - FOR
meriY 6dYersiSe1, We have concluded to
make Directory Of the Ohio River from
Louisville to It's confluence with the Ms
sissippi u Carlo, and the towns On the
MisSfSippi bOlVeen the latter and ST.
Louis. This will add much to the value
Of the work, and materially TO the e1-
pense, which we hope will be RatiSlActory
10 our patrons for the delay occaSioned by
it The work Is now in pres and will be
issued early In the month Of December.
All communicate in regard 70 adVertis-
ing will be addressed 70 our Office in
Cleveland. WIGGps &.WEkyER,
pNbliaheFE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-09

s=7II4IF j0lSC M La E-RlIsHf!-Ihe coz
cat last niEhtIiA 196 hon Hall BY
the lfendslsSohn Quintette Club, d Bos-
ton. attracted large and brilliant Assem-.
blage. The Club occupies pEe-eminent
position among the musicians q the com-
try, and presents the unequaled record Of
having successfully, for nearly q quarter
Of . century, sustained an cnviable repu'
tatiOn. Is members have always, since
their org niaaiiog, boPTgF & finish
ed Artist 3 B lnpst q . 5ble mu'
sicians. In the most cultured American
society their praise is sounded, and they
are set up as standards by which the meF-
iis ofo,hers arc measured and awarded.
The programme opened with an over
,ure to Zanetta, from Auber, which was
charmingly rendered BY The full Quintette,
A brilliant air from Joan Of Arc was
beautifully sung by Miss Addie s, Ryan, .
singer Of extraordinary vocal power and
expression. The next offering was Fan.
tasie for the flute, executed by Mr.. Ed.
ward Heindi This was done Is only Mr..
Heindi Cap Island SligitPBf heNarReIR
expression oi appreciation from the large
audience.
A charming caprice" for clarinette was
performed by Mr.. Thomas Ryan, and was
considered the gem Of the evening. The
English ballad, the "ThEee PiShers'" was
sung by Miss Ryan with decided effect.
A duet for violin and. TiolInCello BY
Messrs. Shuttle and Fries, was a grand
instrumental performance, the familiar
melodies Of which, interviewer and blend
ing 50 happily together. filed the audience
with delight. and was heartily eAeoEed.
Traumerl, from Kinder.Scenen, BY +.
schumanp, and scherzo, from the Re.
formation symphony BY MendeIssobn
was magnifceutly rendered by the Quin-
tette, followed by Loves Request"
sweetly sung by Miss Ryan. The opening
chorus and air, from Fra Diayolo, was the
closing piece on the programme and con.
cluded the finest concert given in this city
for years. Nearly every piece was rap
tprOusly encored, which, being graciOusly
responded to, the second rendition elected
arpoIlv hearty annlansr Those who
were NOT present tailed to enjoy Tie mu.
steal occasion Of the season; those who
did, felt themselves under obligations to
to some one for afEording them an orpor-
tInity to hear the best musical club in the
country. u,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-09

BEAUTIFUL WEATHER-We are hay-
ing delightful weather these. days The
mornings are Just crisp enough to send
the blood tingltng through the veins
while at MONDAY the sun shines out
bright and warm. No more favorable
Autumn for doing up the years business
by our farmer friends is within the me9-
DRY Of the oldest inhabitant. i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-09

c. PsRR-During The .lass month
there were received at the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh Railroad Depot, in Bridgeport,
over 100000 pounds Of freight About
100000 pounds were shipped from the
same depot, during the samemonth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-09

FH1sHEp.-The work Of paving the
alley from Market to Fourth, between
Quincy and John streets, has been finish
ed and nowlpresents . respectable spear
ance. The continuation Of the same alley
from Market TO Main Is now receiving, the
attention Of The Street Commissioner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-09

'CoMPRoMsED-Mrs. Bresock and her
sister, q MR. Blum, residing IN North
Wheeling, had little difficulty abOntsome
property, when the former as
sanlted The latter. Complaint was made
% Esp. Gtllespy and The assailint brought
before him Monday evening..l The exami-
nation was postponed until yesterday at
II O'Clock, but before that hour the par
ties came to the Justices Office and COM
promised the matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-09

CIocES-At 104 Market street, below
Mcclure House, can be found the largest
and best selected assortment Of clocks in
Wheeling. purchased, directly from manu-
facturera Every clock Is tested and. fully
g,4flateet Iqre icing spldi niIoss AZ
string reliable clocks, accurate watches, or
anything EnNGs Wy ofJsvtelry sjpectacles,
silver or plateatware, should cali at 0xto-
by &.Dufield,s. ~, Rs.ls 80