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New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
THE FIFTY-FIFTH-sT. HoMIcIDE-UYCoNDI-


The application to admit to bail Richard
Allen who shot Thomas Connolly Saturday evening
last AT the bathouse at the foot of ftyfthst was
made yesterday before Judge Barnard by Mr. William f.
Howe his counsel. fhe facts in the published
in Yesterdays TRIBUNE and Col Fellows, who appeared
for the people to oppose the application, sad tha ne
Thought the shooting done under great prONOcdlo
and that the only question TO whether Aliens per
Uniting Connolly leave the house before ne shot nm
did raise the crime above the degree OK nahslaugh
fer and therefore make IL an ofense not baiaDlc.
Mr. Howe said that his ai1avits showed that Connolly
and vnch and Butler visited the house for the purpose
of creating trouble; that they threw beeT-boiles at Al
lens wife and that finally Lynch fired pistol at ner
twice Allen, who is old man. ana nearly plhu
thereup0n seized his gun and they were going out OF
the place, fred at them, Killing Connolly instantly. .
Judge barnard inquired II the shot was hred linIncd
ately after those fired by Lynch and without deeId
ton TO which Mr.. Howe answered that III was. Judge
Rar9aTd then said that il served him Connolly right
and that Allen had killed all three OF them ne WOuu
have done good thing. He should discharge lhe pris
oner unconditOnauy. ~,
Col Fellows said that he was perfectly satsned WIN
the decision of the Court as he had doubt that tl2
shooting was justifable Allen was surrounded Dy MS
friends. OF whom there were number III Inc COuJrOo
and received their congratulations.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
AUCTION SALE OF CHATHAM N. j., REAL ESTATE
PROJECTED BUILDINGS.
NEW-YORK CITl.


Plan No 81ra ran No 5 4story brick store and tenement
2Jx6J Owner. jacob Brush.
Plan No e-Boadway, No 1S 5stoIy iron bank 2lol4@
Owner, Chatham Bank. a.
gIJane No ST. rstory brown stone tenement, 256O
Owner, w Alirich.
Plan sgliOthst IFS OF llthaye 2ory brick fac
tory 3jI70 OABer Thos VIII
Plan No 895-2bt Of 7t-aye fstory brick tene
ment 2JI4l James Poterton -,
Plan No BSttuOn 50 Of Norfolk s two 4story brick
teRenents. 2Ori0 Jacob NJ Patterson.
No By-53st Of 4story and basement
brown-one Srsi class dwelling, alI5j. A Roof, owner
Plan No 8ll7th between h and Ave A. one Jstory
frame second.clsss dwelling l8gSH Benz Hopper u
Psn No sWest fO No 47 rear one 2toV Onck stable I'I
i5 II W IIOsmann,
Plan No 3is 3s,oy and basement int
class drellr q, l2155. T l. hadley,
giA8h l2 OF 2dave two 5story brick stores
andte 25xbl. G A Budhlensick,
No gLamens-s " OF Bonstons, one 4ory BRICK
and tenement, 1885. l. " Johnson owner
Plan No B3i9h 100 II Of ave, one Jsoy broA factory
Plar No sO4-st Of 2-aye, 3story brick, irst
class dwelling, l3K33. Fred Schenck owner - ,,.
Plan gV5-4Th $50 NV OF 10Th ave Tour osory DICK
stores and enernents, 25N55. George flaming owner .
Paa 96-WeSt 2Ost No 0 one fstory bnck tenement %'
5O Owner D. Keller. ,.. A..
ment 25ra1 Peter Amos owner.
|Phn Ne 0l-Llye IS Of51si one Hstog frame second
class dwelling 44I2L Ang Kempf owner
Plan No 9JParkaye 80 OIL ths' one Sso ofo"hS'ohe
6rs-class Dwelling 25R75. Willis James, owner ,,,
Plan No 9l0-hs 200 OF llthaye one 4soy o'h "e
37156 Michael Donnely, owner 49, ,.,-
No. gI-Eabeh Nos l5 and 49, two 5soy brcz stores
and teucmeuis, 25155. Rsbod Tosevin, owners
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
REAL ESTATE.
HEw-YoRK, Thursday, sept. I, is'

EEw-YoRK, Thursday, Sept !, 1870
Messrs. A. D. Mellick, jr., & Bro. have had a
peremptory sale Of residence and aboRt three acres OF
land and 10 villa pots situated abont threeuaters OF
mile from Chatham, Union Hill, NJ The VIVA pio's
each 5Oxl00 feet adon the house and front on the
pike. The 1l2O train the Morris and Essex ROAD
carried goody number OF purchasers and the presence
Of these saved the autoneers from delay in dsposng OF
the property schedule Of the sale published below
Mr. A. Stewart has pa 100000 for loo acres of land
just outside the southern line Of Brooklyn. He bought
the property from Michael j. Bergen. II Is intended for
the terminus Ofhe railroad from Brooklyn to Hampstead
Plains. ferry will be run to the Battery in connection
with the railroad.
The Messrs. A. d. Mellck, jr, Bro. have sold the
Demarest property, sandfordst and South Orange
ave-, South Orange, IS acres, for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Before Commissioner OSO0rh.-OoIlieiii aon am
obfained money from the Government GA tt ,hc
reprcsentatons. Ii appeared by the Ss.o'S xitbot
nf WHO was tOlClrIp iI u
drne slO0 bounty money, which was t'st iueiy uf
maldcd and collected by person II was as
10 be the father Of the deeeA.tI - vonsIy
ccItaned that the Latter had died iANs2 'l E4s
ami from certain information Ia The pgssessioh " to
C0tclhmehI sVSvv-- so 70 a. 49, ~ the de-
and Lad been laid out IN funeral eHpenses. n InJ
C,o{ssoner held that there was no evidence 70
wfiid lie for the recovery of the money e n, ~,
fef ne would recommend that Ackernah pay Tue sv re
~ GooInis sioper aud produce the vouchers lOi tao
q rIerscs which would be refunded 10 hih' AoA
eT.,au eoDipied and wac discharged -..
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
DOCK AND SHIP YARDS.

The following are the operations at the doch
and ship yards about this city:
AT the Atlantic docks the elevator Havre OF NeWfork
is recaulkug aud repantug. The steamers sanee anu
Granada are lying on the docks and renting Ior the
Charleston service They viii begin their voyages about
tue middle OF October - - - =, ... .
AT ferris's Dock, Erie Basin the ting La Fayette OF
New YORK is hauled up 10 got new sAp.j Viii De OH
to-day. - ri A., ,; h.or
At the Boston sectional Docks, Ere Basin ;ne 6hter
Idaho of NewYOrk hauled up 10 have rGader h&ed anu
10 be recauked will be On to-day. The lGhfr export
of Brooklyn also hauled 10 he patched reualcu'
and recaulked. ..-,..u ,,,o.
AT the Basin Dry Dock there are no Ve'es ~ the
City OF NewLOndOn having gone out ga hcd.s"%y tie
cson OF tie southern DOCK is out of waer ur cleaning
aud repainting
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
THE DEPUTY SHERIFF DISCHARGED.

The examination into the case OF Deputy
slerR OHara, charged by James Dobbyns, mate OF the
ship Ga a'ea with swindng him to the amount OF s2o by
arrestng him false warrant, was commenced yes
terl.ty nefore Justice DOwling at the Tombs Police
CCur Upon tbs being called the counsel OF iiara
tressnt ~ jude Bowling paper purportlng u DC u
Warrant ,l.ed y the Marine Court ON the % ol Als Is
lGs ioy n, arrest OF Dobbyns. Judge bowling lOohed
AZ me warrant scrutnzingly, and then SAID tht IRON
t 1e3l ance the document he thought tltt IL was
Wo hc, up thing and furthermore that he ons,dereI
me wlOe progeny Of deputy sherifs set o. thieves,
Nacai,uds and scOuudrels. But nasnuch az he could
moi testify Of his knowledge that the document be-
fore him forgery, he felt compelled TO discharge
tta urIan
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
THE CARE OF DISABLED SOLDIERS.
THE LADIES' UNION RELIEF ASSOCIATION TO MIR.
MARKS.

THE LADIES' UNION RELIEF ASSOCIATION TO MIR.
MARKS.
SIR: am desired by the above Association
10 solicit your aid in secing disabled soldiers the
Communication granted them by our last Congress IN
lieu Of artificial limbs An attempt is now made by their
old enemies the swinding Claim Agents of this city, to
induce these poor fellows TO put their claims into ther
hands, for collection from the Government Tor wfch
thev charge n fee OF from s. to So To protect them the
nations wards from this imposition we ask you TO allow
your Office TO invite them 10, so that we can 90
this business for them GRATIS ana without trouDie 10
them will dcfray the expenses incurred by clerK
hire ailidayits, DC. Knowing that you have been a
trsy and friend to the disabled soldiers, We
hope you will grant this request remain, Sir respect
fully yours, q. $. MCWALTERs of the Advisory Board
TO G.. :. MCWATTERs-Denr Sir: Your note of tie 2Oth
is received and in reply beg ~ assure the ladies',
through YOU that am proud TO he recognized by them
as 1he soldiers friend and that my office and personal
services for the purpose mentioned, at their com
mand. SurgeOn-Gencral Barnes, anticipating the at
tempt that would be made 10 swinde these POOR TEL
lows out OF part OF the Governments kindness 10 thel
has issued blanks and Instructions so plain that ten min
utCs writing in each Is all that Il required there
fore offer my services 10 get cash. communications or limbs
for all disabled soldiers that may apply to me, without
any expense either to your Association or 10 the soldiers
Please the ladies Of my high appreciation of their
longcOntnucd effective, and grtuitous services, and
my pleasure IL being recognized as their coaborer
A. A. MARKS, No. 615 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS


MAILS Tor Honolulu Australia and EewZealand will be
franseo on the 10Th Of each All Mail
eus ~ per an papers books
pr onno Ak all matter Via San Francisco" and mail 10 NeE York
SATURDAY SEPT
hhs of bnfoe via Queenstown and Liverpool per sesnEhp
~. OF rams from e No N r. eosa the PosOfoe at 10
SuppI shary Mnl for paid letters only up Pier No IS
MAILS iof Frsnoe via Brst and steamship Pereire
IRON rleI NO % r. close PostOce at No supple
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
CUsToM-HOUsE CARTAGE.

The following is a copy of an order issued
by Collector Murphy relation to the carriage OF goods
by CustOnl-HOuse cartInen: =, ,o-o
CusTON NEw.ioRK, sURvEIORs OFFICE, Aug "a ieu
Stk You Inspector OF Customs hA "htses
public or OF goods landed from any vessel ana t
removed from the wharf by the ds'
Custom SAID goods shall he sent by any Csson
that be got to perform the service on ,hat u
Gc, A"'-A9 "'' >
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
THE COURTS.
,rurEp STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Tn Bankruptcn-Ln re Andrep j. R.chards, a
BanLrupLn This case me Dahkrupt ueeio go IL o
and ON Interrogation whether he bad lost any money
a a., f chance during the year. refused 10 answer
az e hc cnnsidered that his reply would crimnate or
Gerade him Tie questions were sent 10 the o9rt or
ruug and Judge Blatchiord mas oeeiueu 'n'' 'H '"N
rrtt should answer.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
NEWS PACKAGES FOR TIE PRESS,

Captains sud of vessels arriving this port requested 70
deliver packages addressed 10 the EFork Associated P only 10
psons ethig the written authority Of J. W. smonon General
Agent News packages for the JoHraG! f Commerce Tn TRIBUNE
Uord hr Eprcss, Besing Post Cohmsodl ddueser SGdis
Zg and Ner Yorker Dm0kra should also be delivered only 10
the persona
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
P4SSENGERS ARRIHEn.

FROh hAVANAln steamship Missouri, Sept Mrs Rose W.
sa snd servant Mrs Cara Aguura Caba snd servant Miss An
tona fser Aunts, Jules Ry Castano W
French fanc Camro Ramon Garcia Pedro RV Peon jose
ighsAs Ambrosia Das Machso
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
Citp Real Gsiaie for Sale.

ENOR SALE-A FURNISHED 4-stOry, high
4 soop HOUSE Twenty St, Broad
perfect oor and very desirable FoE partculars apply to
HOMER MORGAN 2 Pine-st. tGL)
III YOU WISH to Purchase, Sell, Rent, or Ex-
change Real Estate city call onJ C. FREEMAN 22
b-Oadw1y.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.

The classes at st. Johns College, Fordhan
% reouen on the 7h inst. This institution l. one VI the
most prosperous of all the Roman Catholic Colleges aud
Viii the Great additions which have been made ~ us c
during the last year or two, 1t promises 10
herome stli more prominent and popular tlan II has
lcHrl
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
Proposals.
NAVY DEPARTMENT BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS
WAsHISGros, d. c. September l. 1870.
DROPOSALS-Sealed Proposals to furnish

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ITOpOstuS W iuIutSh
% 1871 viii be received at this the 2o,b
Of PsB,s a. Ss IN which e s Ss s Rii s s are
b,ced with form Of Offer and VII De % %
all Of the classes name therein By The eoIn,ndsn Of the
paye. thereto or by the Bureau for any or all Of the
TO prevent confusion sealing the offers bid WI be-
received which contains cAes for more tan one yard oa envelope
guaranty and each individual Of dm must sign the
Bidders printed Instructions which viii Be furnished
With the hedu and they are hereby eau e.ooons & '1a 5 ps a0 q
and be mailed reach their destination before tho
No 6i5 viii be considered which received period stated
and no aS~Ies s 10 be nS cI srs ~ .ae Ss nom che Collector
Internal Revenue for the district which the bidder rSde a be
nou of the Dep ,rtmeut will be only parties
T. hS a 1s So'1 r se 1 a be s
The contract viii be awaniei prrsn BID
and the required BY tie Navy Deparea. ho.sse
sstss srss the "s' to reject the lowest 3D. or ' 'l'' % deem
sas the eqzired sign the and
paraen and the bder mEs distinctly vaAt Pa masters Oaos
To suar against offers being Oeo TIE s ,pcntd BIZ
ScrcSas Poposa ' c1ls.t, Sas S e ,,.. r Sss
YarS Carae NJ yard TO Chief tie Bureau Of Ysr and
Tie Seial @ ts iIes yh which arels viii = required
DoTH BE S % @ r. S s % So sn m be sTAo
g. obtained c mast be reported to the Bureau at once before lids
Ali oatSs not made in STRIFE, Conformity
papyn, ce!ues will tie option OF the Bnrau be rejected
bills until the sa have been completed snd eighty
certm bill approved phcaie the
andsn respective yar win be paid by the Of the
the within days AFTER the warrant for the
shall by the Secretary Of the Trcasury
Of this Bnresu numbered designated as follows:
Cass Bricks; No. Stone; No g. Yellow Timber; No T.
Yell re Lumber No. s. Oak and Hard Wood No White Pine
JFip,r eud Cypress; No Lime, Hair aud Plaster No s.
Ces; 81 Pipe; No Gravel Sand No. ST. Molng
Nails No. H. see l3 Pig Il Files Paints Ud
Gs; No. l6 ship Chsndry No H. Hardware No 10, stsn
30 ay and Straw; No a. Provender No D. Charcoal 40 &
Beag Packing snd Hose No. a. Sperm and Luhcatrg oils No IS
Iron Work ping &e No. 20 Angesi No 81 Copper and Cono
ion Nails; No. q, Machinery and Tools
NAVAL ASYLUM.
Class No COthngi No Has Boots Shoes &c No Poyt-
Tobacco No o. Coal No Paints Oils Glass &C.; No n Lumber;
H. Preroo No -, Provender No H. Mseesoeoes No IS,
Hardware; No. 10, Stationery.
Tie following classes by their nambe required tie
respective Navy Yards AMI Naval Asy am
KfrTBRY, MAINE.
Nos &, is, II, IS, %, 81, p q.
Nos 49, TO- II, H. H. Is, 6, t. l3 10 q, e. y a. IS 81
g.
BROOKLYN N. y
No. La4S67as 81. IL "a IA, IS l6 II. 49, 90 H. q, a. Is,
5, 81, 81. -. ....... -
NAVAL ASYLUM, PHILA.
No. L. q 345sI99l u, 10, A. IS, 10
WASHINGTON, u. G.
Nos !, 3 T. SO, "a, H. l3 rs, l6 H. 10, 20 81 20 2a
NORFOLK va
Nos S, 6.7 8, II, H. 10, Il, IL. ~, q. z3 a. IS %.
Nos 1915 IT, 10, 20 a. "a
DANIEL AMMHN Chief Of Bur-iu.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
CnnisT CALRNnAR-TnIs DAY.

SUPREME yECouRr-CH.sBRRs-BARSARD Court 10 A. m
Calendar calei al r.
Warehouse l5 In the matter OF the appea
"a az. Agbcroh. tion lOrge Pnoe.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
Gitn i]ropertn to fet.

TO LEASE-FOr business purposes, 113 West
Twenty thir.st rt, ave. adjoining Brsnts t1eae
Wou make nice restaurant b. GOODALB Agent
and West TSenty-thini-st
ITO RENT, for one or three years-A first
class our-ory hghtoop brown stone Ho sk completely 'ir
nshed fney ocatd Broadway. e IRELAND o Badsar
d. .Dnn FOR term of years-One of the
p k,%IO finest HouGEs in Harlem 0ae haa "a aDSea,
ffthst with Of gosni sERe, an eaien u
trc s 6c Apply TIOS KLPATRfCK l52 Kast >ri-ths'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
priniing.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, 104 Fulton,st;=
w LITHOGRAPHIC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL
EAEUFACTURERs.
az PER CENT SAVED, in mc 1t instances,
81 pairone DICKSON, Job Printer TIyonrow opposite
City Pamphlets Law Cases Cards Bheaas and 0
culars douei In first class style.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02

CRIMINAL. ,..o
rchn JoonoId was committed by Justice
Dam al nc TolpLs PJliCc Court, On iAe eA"I~0 "
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
THURSDAYS WEATHER REPORTS 4, W.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises 5:28 Sun 6:32 Neon s~.llO8
-
Sandy Hook 25 Cows IslaId.... los Hell Gate 1903
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
Connlrn fleaI Gstalc fer Gale.
aueiion Sales of Real gsiaie.

J. JcHssoy jr, AuenSrseL
DY NS0N 81 NJ IL l. + K,
40 AUCTIONEERs AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No. - EkssAr-gT., con. CFDARsr, HRW-fokK.
Ctr Resfeness Country and FaTs bongh sos
rented erebDge Lons nezpste Ascbon Sses q Furniture Ne
MORTGAGE FORECL0SURE.-SALE Of
va 5lu;be REAL ESTATg q SeEHeehels " ps eop.iy
Weshsr County adjoining the sDe1ld country residence of simeon
Leand commanding view Of Long lsisnd Soind o
Neptune House sRi the surrounding country VIII be fod AZ Puonc
auction under decree f frecloufe Of mog1ge "DNbnDAI
sept T. l7O at clock the premises The premises eo1tan
eight W Of aud well lad and the collection Of rat shs ano
ornamental trees shruhbery &c. unsurpassed The house OF bncs
three stories large Loous gardener cosge barns %
be cehouse and other oatbungs 10 good order Possession sen
Immediately Sale positive
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
gounirp Real estate for Sale.

nOBB's FERRY-FOr SALE, handsome
~ DWELLING and II acres N rutland Co. Beetmsnss
EOR SALE-The COUNTRY SEAT known
HARDwICKB" Lancaster Pa Hardvicte
the copsstsa R and DE ce RsFOad about
go 40 ---.. ,oiss~ l7--
stables The Ostone and
pls.e ng furnished wh hot sad c frnse
lc al The well aid ami h collection
and shade hrubbey &c large sad good Ths nprcve
thh place have $4,000 Min oe sold ~
saable property NewYok PbzdphA Apply
for parueaa RoBEar AokRIs Continental Hotel
E'ARM for SALE.-0ne of the most deslLaple
IL FARMS Datee.s COUNTY miles New AGpbafg Depot
Rarosd acres. buihtnss G esees 10 good
yneJan Of 20 Deawas grape vines Terms EASY YPI
The owIer B. SfRADLEf, 81 Johaft. Ne~i"~
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
Ccunirn propertp 10 Eet.

ITO LET-In Hoboken, SECOND, and PART
Of THIRD FLOORS leven rooms of han.oYe g.,oY Te,
tenant small family. thee viii et erced
ingy cheap Inquire Of j. H. WIkBLkk 25 has1ingonL ~ l.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
Gnmmer Retreats.
BREAD LOAF INN-RiptOn, Vermont, rapidly
I'D becoming celebrated rsor Of the oosair

Boar0 ano Rooms.
A YOUNG MAN wishes good ROOM, with
Z Breakfast oentral yio boo sy eiwren foa'
teeuh and Tventy between Broadway 4 Seventh
Good reference gwen. Address Boz $50 Tribune OAce.
A PARIOR and BEDROOM to LET, to sin
"a gle gentlemen IS Bast Eigheenthst Eeencs exchanged
yTNO LET-One pleasant, airy ROOM, private
Il hons $40. Blst Tentb-st opposite the Park
WTANTED-Wit n quiet American family,
ROOMS connected; not above lwut eghn
ST. Price mnstbe Moderate Address NJ o. Station A.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
pOLlCE COMMISSIONERS.

At q meeting OF the Police Commissioners
Jsst-rlay General ItOuadsman Frank W. RObb was
promoted 10 be Aengsergeant Of the Eleventh Precinct
ana Patrolman James W. Walker OF the Thirtieth
s.siuet WIS dismissed from the Department. For
New-York tribune., 1870-09-02
Deslfbester Gonntp Real estate for Sale

CHEAP 2-story COTTAGE, rooms and at
- los Morisgnia depot SO 500 In
quire of 5. AEGBLL, Printer. 4l0 Fourthave.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-13

I IMPEACHMENT AT BRIDaEPoRT.-The
trial of William Gill, Lord Mayor of
Bridgeport, Ohio, on the charges prefer
red and published in these columns was
continued last night at the council
chamber. Messrs. Peter TallmaD, Ken
non and Shannon, appeared as counsel
fer the Mayor. The case on the part Of
tho city was conducted by Mr.. John
Tallman for the President and the Town
Council.
After the reading of the minutes, Mr..
Tallman, for the accused moved that
the whole proceeding be dismissed be-
cause the Council has no Jurisdiction,
and served the following notice on the
President of the Cooncil:
To the Council Of the Incorporated TillGge
of Bridgeport:
The attorneys for the defendant now
come and move that the proceedings
now pending in said Council be dis
missed for the reason following: that the
Town Council of an Incorporated Viii
lage has no jurisdiction over or in the
case.
TALLMAN, KENYON AND SHANNON,
Attorneys for Defendant.
The question was argued fully, and
law enough read to ruin the Town
Council and all the hearers, during the
argument. Such q maDgling and jang-
ling and tossing of honied phrase and
rough edged, curt reply we never heard.
During the argument of the motion
things got red hot, but were suffered to
cool before any one "cried havoc, and
let slip the dogs Of war"
John Tallman, Esq, showed clearly
that the Town Council sitting as q
court was one of competent jurisdic-
tion, and that the proposition, to use
his own language, chat the little con-
temptible Mayor of little csntempti'
BILE town must be taken before the Log
islature of the great State Of Ohio be-
fore he can be deposed from his office"
for malfeasance or misfeasance, was
preposterous, not to say foolish. The
Council held the same view and decided
that 1t had jurisdiction.
We did not stay to hear the conclud-
ing arguments Of Council, we'll satisfied
that q verdict could not be reached last
night. We presume the trial will be
continued tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-13

RosADALrs-The propr ietorS claim
and its merits bear them up in the asser-
tion-that this great Alternative remedy
will cure and permanently cure Scrofula
in it's various FERNS, such as CoNsUMP-
TON in its early stages, Enlargement and
liberation of the Glands, Joints and
Bones, &c.
RHEUMATISM, White Swelling, Sore
Eyes, Stubborn Ulcers, Eruptions of the
Skin, Diseases of Women, Loss of Appe-
tite, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Costlve-
ness, Liver Complaints, Pain in the
Back, Imprudence in Life, Gravel, and
all other Chronic diseases of the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys and Bladder.
1t only requires q trial to convince
the most sksptical of its great merits as
great Block Purifier and Renovator.
Certificates of its value pour in from
all parts of the country, and thousands
stand today the living witnesses of its
great healing power.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-13

EGGS Is EGGs."-There is no vege-
table that grows of which we are fonder
than hen fruit, and it is touching US in
our tenderest part to deprive US Of our
regular rst:ons of eggs. But the finan-
cial altitude ut which they are held has
thus for forbidden any excessive indul-
geuce in this style of diet. We have
wondered why it was that hens did not
pay greater attention to the egg de.
partment of business, when thirty to
forty cents dozen are the ruling rates
With oar usual determination, VIC have
Investigated this matter and are salts.
fed the hens, like the lightning singers
are on o strike. We trust it will moi
be of long duration, for We banker fol
our supply Of eggs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-13

CONCERT AND BALL.-By the adyer-
tisement elsewhere it will be seen that
Eberling's Band will give grand con-
cert and ball, at Turner Hall, on Thurs
day, January Goth. The programme
of the concert includes some of the
finest instrumental solos, Duets, and
marches, selected from the best oompo-
sitions of the masters. That the con-
cert will be enjoyable, all who know
the ability of the performers are sure
The ball after the concert will be as en-
joyable as such gatherings of our Ger
man fellow citizens always are.