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The New York herald., 1870-04-11
ANU SEM ENTs.
stcinway HaII-Lisxl YessIval.

stcinway HaIl-I4isxt Festival.
Mr.. Julius schuberth, the music publisher, an Ar
dent admirer OF Aboe Franz Liszt gave very inter
esting soiree on Saturday evening at the smaller
hall OF Messrs stcinway Sons, which was attended
by q large and thoroughly appreciat,ve ana musi-
caliy intelligent audience. The best instrumental
artists In the city appeared on the 0c-
casion. The feature OF the entire programme
ana 1t was indeed one OF rare excellence
was the magnificent playing OF Tausig's wonderful
transcription OF Strauss waltz, Soiree de yienDc."
We doubt II there Is another pianist in America who
could give TINS exceptional work the clear, ntel-
gent Interpretation that Mr.. Mills threw into 1t last
hisht' 1ausig initiates, IN slyle which must
be heard to be understood. all the orchestral
enecis Of Strauss, and calls for wrists Of steel, an
artistic appreciation and perfect Kaleidoscope Of
color when ew pianiss living can boast Of Mr. ko-
wdfski payed P0lonaise by Chopin, In brilliant,
artistic manner which left little to be desired. The
other pianlsls were Messrs. Won Inten Singer and
5ussmeyer, Mr.. Schubertn viola; WcnZcl KOpta,
the renowned violinist; Charles Werner, vl0onceo,
ana NJ. le Baron Won Dreaming took part In the In
Mrs Emy mav,so pece e yoca1s psr were
whose voices We have spoken before, and who
are only deficient in their respective schools. Mrs.
needs pruning In regard to the artistic rendering Of
tue works she essays; ana tho German school OF
ing from one register to another It assumes quite
different character. Miss Peri is gifted Dy ma
ture with one OF the finest contralto voices we
have ever heart. but 1t ~ to great degree
uncutivatea. Mr.. Remmertz, the feaowncd bari
tone OF the Arion Society sang one OF Thomas' Dess
selections from .M.gnon In true artistic style. Mr..
Randoif was on the programme; but having an ex.
ceealng'y ubEfatefui song set down for him, the
author OF which was the crazy Abbe, ne
sensbly refused TO compromise his repula.
ton BY nnging 1t. Tne vocal part, as
may be seen was the weakest thing
on the programme. But the instfumentalists COW
cred themselves with glory. MIR. Schuberth deserves
great credit for the successful manner In which ne
did honor TO his old co,yrere and fellow student,
Franz Llszt. AZ long as we are not compelled 70
listen to the orchestral hOWling5 OF this elr8tic
genius we are also willing 10 do hln homage. As a
pianist lie ls, Ike hayard, sans pe et sofS TepOche
Mr Scauoerth, ia last nights concert did HIM more
monic concerts, insists upon bringing out Lisyl's
manlacal orchestral compositions. Afler The con-
cert very enjoyable social reunion took pace at
Schuberths rooms, during which q great many
speeches were made appropriate to the OCCASION
The New York herald., 1870-04-11

NaroteOn's Changes in the Constitution.
The fatl ian Gazette 0. March 80 publishes the
following remarks on the B0naparte SenatNs CoRs,t
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-10
$4,000 REWARD.

a. stra.od from the Blackmer Fam, PthOle. on
H. sunday evening, May 1sJ, 1870, ASpAN OF
BA y MARES. Will welsh abo i,2iO each, NJ;
lie on them except a small tar on face o' one
one had heavy mane and tail. with manc parted IN
middle and falling on ea' Ii side; team horses and
were in good order, Any one giving information
leading 10 their re Oyery or return them 10 sub.
ser bei will be paid the above Reward.
JOHN GOBLIN
Pithole City, Pa, May 9TH, 1870. 6,2t
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-10

s-g-THE DAILY RECORD f. lie btt adyu .is.
ing ned I'M in the Oil Region
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07

SN''' W. ETtcKs tBaeno. Ayres mirei lssl - as
p,la IT - NJ a. so8 4 90 Hog Western. Uuwssht -,
v r. H...D NJ. o. (currencyb .....s'.''''" -
Jescy.. ~ -
Croton Fronts q VI. II O0dl5 y" toinmon ool'''''''
Philadelphia Fronts y WdO " Lump, b'l''.,, ''' rs
Lslhs, Eastern v 'h'''.'''
Rosendale P bbl...... 81 " flAstkR 49, 8I0
'HAIR. Novs Scotia, W Y 'uh
Rio Can3e miIeJ gold n Nova Scotia, b.. tu. - =, =, "a
n, "A Is Gale Rast. NCitv = tun = a. -
RfRSw iX.Tbe demand is air ami Tie market sc sae'"
bills 34035c. for Yellow Western and southern
BRIsrLES-Amencan Gray and White continue aui+ AN' ~
without important change. ., ,isatr
BROOM CORN-The demand has moderate New Is MOI P
much j. Of very Inferior quality sni Is unsad \" n
prices and tend doSpward We quote common IN r
Medium lOc, and choice Hur III QIc bo0ns
demand at 81 Sld - per doben Broom Handles are T"
$50 20 81 per l,Uo. .,,ire;
COrrON-fhe for goods the .po. has been moi - %
demand slmost entrey from splune> and fal former 4.
tanned close showing much general srer 9Th ssss Of
arrye Of which l67a taken for esps1mPuco an i,
lston for delivery the market has been fi ANs .
but closes the less encouraging c
evening OF loo bales November 6ic io.t %" ii
l8tc 200 l8.c; loo October Ee. aO al II ioc a. sss
and 100 November l6le all basis Of Low MddhDg MF
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07

The business in Southern state bonds limited with
Tennessee 6s excoupOn 62s0G23 do new, tOs G6Ot Ala
bama 5s 70; North Carolina old bonds 81
But few sales of Rail bonds made Central Pacific,
ssI Union Pacific s1Gsl Toledo and Wabash convert
ble bonds, sls; Galena and Chicago LIST, 80.
But four sales Of City bank stock recorded The
applications for banks in sections of the country
titled 10 the increase do not to have any effect
upon the stock of National banks now in existence.
The rapid growth of the business of the country will
make room for all
Marposa preferred, 1Oa1Ol American Union Express,
A.; Adams Express, 66i United States, Az Wells Fargo
Express scrip, q.
The Stock market has not been quite strong to-day
as Yesterday prices not quite well maintained
and the volume not large. The market
quite strong this afternoon, and the general feeling
good one continued strength and vgor in the market
AT the First Board N Y Central and Hudson sold at 90
do Certificates 9ls Lake Shore, 92E. Milwaukee and St
Paul, G2Z At the Second Board, NJ Y Central, sdA do
Certificates, 91l Lake Shore, 93A. Milwaukee and ST.
Paul, 62k
The following are the highest and lowest prices Of
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
TUESDAY, Sept. 6-P. NJ.

TUESDAY, Sept. 6-P NJ.
Tomorrow the Government will receive bids
at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer in this city at
70 M, for g, 10000 Of gold
Money IL In little demand and the rate to-day on
stocks and bonds per cent with abundant supply
for all business purposes and on Governments al 4@5
per cent on call. Commercial paper prime names, short
dates per cent. Before the regular opening OF the
Gold Room this morning. the sales as high as 1l5
and the animation continued until about l2 o'clock when
transactions hung fire. and business became dull The
proclamation of the powers that he IN France
looked like pTolongaOn OF the war, and this had the
effect to make gold strong
In the Gold Room gold @as quoted 10 n. lliE lGo3
l43 1904, 1l4s 1905, 14! 1O55, 11l II, 1li5; lio
15 1l:4 1l45; 1880 14s 1902, 115 BO9, 1l43 ll4s
2Ol ll4t 227, 1l4s O'Clock, l14. l4sa lA. ana dull
Highest price at the regular sales, i5 lowest l43 at
$3.50, ll4l.
The transactions Of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
were as follows: Clearings slC7Gl300O gold balance,
$500 ss2 currency balance 2s6 paid for carrying
l. . and per paid for borrowing l64 OF one per
cent, and fiat.
There is a firmer in the foreign exchange market
to-day and fair business is doing Commercial bs are
scarce The following are the nominal rates:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
GERMAN GOSSIP.

Prague in Bohemia has mixed population of
Csechs and Germans. Recently meeting held for
the election OF "Dekan who is sort OF officer belong
ing the faculty Of Jurisprudence One Of the caudi-
dates was German jew, and the other Czech The
Czech having been elected by S1 against l2 votes the
Czech students crowded into the Aua Of the college and
gave three groans for the German Professors!
AT Cassel, Germany, has lately been exhibited
shoepegging machine which is worked by the operator
placing with hand the shoe while with his other
hand he sets 1t in motion by turning handle the snoo
hole In the sole OF the shoe, and then cuts peg w
thick shaving OF wood which is fastened To one & the
os and Ssn oFS so Cwar2 perces another hole
and repeats the operation ad 'TVr"''"m'
II is not generally known in the ohl'eu
States that in some places in Germany the ahn'eis
Of American Independence is regularly ooiooi''. o ~
II were national festival so strong rs tnS p s uy "
fhe Cermans with liberty. This year the Fofi OF july
was celebrated by Germans at stuttgart anu ~ m
Three hundred persons were assengeo ~ 40
the occasion at Stuttgart. An AusiCan ~
German might have easily imagined himself in America
80 patriotic were the The poet Freglath VINO
present reGied pS9 siIeni Prant 10 ''
Napoleon ILL., has an extraordinary memory
for Names figures, faces, and miscellaneous facts. A
German professor, who was called 10 Paris IN connection
with the publication OF the "Vie dc Cesar relates that
II was NapOleOns nvariable habit, on having eonmnn
Gated 10 him numler, any brief fact Wnieh
ne wished to remember. t. write II down in notebook
kept exclusively for this purpose and which always lay
upon his desk After writing down the memorandum,
he woud tear the leaf ont of the book read over once
attentvey and then tear the leaf up Ana ne t3d inc ihe
professor that after mprcsiug fact on MS Inlnu p ts
process he forgot it. The key % TINS eXtraou
nary facility OF memory Doubtless les IN the icn ahat, a.
during long years of imprisonment, IN early me- lie
did not dare 20 carry importu memoranda aDout hi
He was obliged to rely on ms memory @ put M a sc hat &
through the force e habit he is still Obliged TO make sure
of fact 10y writing il down and so fixing II IN ms mln
instead of trusting entirely to the sense OF hearing 10 act
upon his memory.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
1HsirurilOn.

50 AIER. SCHOOL INST, y founded 1856,
55.v Ia IN y lel and az ssl Aiaestgls bae'1i
II sidn Nsl Taslh ed Teacher
.i1a ToIeEreseIt hers wbe sotOlss fy
g. ID b. sai5rg Sfh0Oki
To seil t1clsuke Seber IIoQeItes .
ed 10 ss Fhsn 1 pIoseo seu1g tight
fertile rSai pace i. .,,.. d. -, ,s.I
'"Itf liC'' l'tl.i u Bond Rea York
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07

Government bonds have not been quite as strong to-
day, gold has been little frmer than yesterday,
and the price of gold index TO the price Of bonds
The 6s OF 1881 coupons quoted at 144; $40 coupon
bonds 1867 13012E; do. Of 6 1l 211li do 65 new,
no. coupon, lO6 There are many people who insist
per cent bond cannot be sold on the market and
yet the do not yield the purchasers over per cent
in the rates which they every day sold. long
per cent Government bond will. be taken at home and
abroa az good security as far the OF interest
IL concerned.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
GuMAN. SoN q Co..

BANKERS No A. EXCIANGE-PLACE,
Offer for sale the following STATE of illinois, CoCS
TY and TOWNSHIP BOSDs:
per cent bonds Clay Co., Ill, at s. and interest
1910 per cent bonds Lamard Township, Wayne Co7
81 900 each, at % and interest
10 10 per cent bonds Bedford Township, Wayne Co.
81 600 each, at % and interest
90 10 per cent bonds Harter Township, Wayne Co.
81 coo each at 90 and interest
$40 per cent bonds Big Mound Township wayne
Co.. 81 900 each at 95 and interest
These bonds were issued under a special act OF Leg
islature. Extract from letter by the State Auditor
" 1t is the duty of the Auditor Of the State to ey'
from time to time, sufficient taxes TO meet all aeeiu'
ing interest and principal
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
II PER CENT GOLD BOND
Indorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA.
Price, % and Accrued Interest

Price % and Accrued Interest
First Mortgage Bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufaula Railroad, on finished road. Issue re-
stricted by law and surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds most desirable investment. The
road is now about TO open its valuable connection
with Union Springs. and will be completed withns
year Eufaula. It's finances are in excellent condi-
ton, and it has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds as a cheap and we'll
secured investment.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co., 25 Nassau-st.
GEORGE OPDYKE = Co. are agents for the sale Of
the following desirable securities which they offer
at low prices
N Y and O. Midland First Mortgage Bonds, 7 per
cent, gold.
St. Louis and S. E. Railway First Mortgage Bonds,
Z per cent, gold.
Montgomery and Eufaula First Mortgage Bonds
per cent, gold, indorsed by State Of Alabama.
Alabama State S..
New-Jersey Town Bonds, per cent
Some excellent Western 10 per cent securities
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
of the
WEST WISCONSIN RAILROAD COMPANY
for sale at ninety,
by
WHITE MORRIS & Co,
Bankers and Financial Agents Of tho Company
No. % Wall-st., New-York.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
tENENI
Rosendale q bbl."... - d$l ~
sHaTH
Rio Gande mixed, gold, y



without change. We quote; ,.pnl
sperm Paeri Juads RBs9 Sperm Patent Lyes kfe' A o.
Sperm Psiea Maeys..t5 a. hAres q ,,;i,..ii,jo
sperm, City ......O dAi Steanc y. =" N AZ
Aasmsuine IA ez.......-- d6 Cas- 10 oI =
CoFFRB-The stock Of Rio held by importers shs Se
made no this morning Of which ov sec - yarh
eans at Gssestou &0 Baltimore anil u S ss. ~ ~, ord
foloNss In bead sesfe
nsry eagoe. glGio foI fsI DO loi tor Cod .t
for Prime paid fdi7!c for invoices tne %
pr,tt, steady the rcac saPPh a otAer
fum iobbsrs holder hopeful OF so@e
syc sisetas sny moderate sosre ei attention ~
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
FIELDS, OSGOOD C Co.,
prRII ISNERS RlSInN

II It OPPOSIIE lord IAlLOKN,
Importer Of Italian. Geunau E1sish CHROMQS EN-
70 GKANTSGe ITpHOGRAPhs PAINTINGS. taoas.
81 Bh Warut CARED snd Git Frames every Lescon mie
Wholesale ana reran .. -1 ID
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
,EEHOLD INSTITUTE,
VPEVU0ID NEW-JERSRY

BOARDING School FOR BOYS-Esahihed 1874. The
Sept 1870 ReferencDr hCCOSH, PIes
lie Hon JUDGE BEDLE jersey City; AlbX
HUDEUT ESQ., 2lS BrosNsy EewYok City For circulars, apply to
tue Rev. A. g. CHAMBERS, Principal
EAMILY SCHOOL at Sharon, CT, for ten
boys Tor College For CIcaars apply to
Rev GARDNER
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07

SECOND BOARD, 12t NJ, AND "a O'CLOCK L. NJ.
Of BOndsaiIrOad Boads-Bdnk and Rdtroad-Epr
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
SEE WHAT IS SAID OF 1T:

BE- current numbers Of EVERY SAT RDAY bat earnest Of the
shers' intentions touching its future conduct
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
MARKED FEATURE IN EVERY SATURDAY Is ITS

+ ' ET1 SAL OItIA1
EI beyond comparison Any Illustrated Pape' p1llbel in ib
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
THE MARKETS.

rCsreay reported for The TRisrSE . -,
sept. O. Nv
ASHES-Pot. are moderate demsnt sni the MARKET st
625ds6 rs dull and pnces aomnai ~e--'
We $9d 80 l5. IA. Ia.
BGUDING MATERIALS-The business in this branch Of l ~ ~.
moderate extent aud prices S'houi ehAh.
snce. We anote: ,.-.l "A,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07

ABLE EDITORIALS.
the first part q remarkable and
powerful story the French EmbassdT 70 tie United
The Publishers SATURDAY time has
olutr vii support really ttClass Illustrated Journal
They make paper Of EVERY SATURDAY and IN it's
renuc they VIII appeal the good taste and the intelligence Of the
The current numbers Of EVERY SATURDAY
Publishers intentions touching ts future conduct
SEE WHAT Is SAID OF 1T:
THE rubo-s Of SATURDAY taking special pains
worthy the with which
by renF public The number al
o. of
Of matter large
which original Al the time retains lie Old eclectic iea
t and thus furnishes excellent oomPndum Of the best both Of
and foreign literature. IN. Y Tribune
EVERY SATURDAY. Illustrated from the start been
tumpis It's has almost dis anced its
efforts tie direction. Tue number iof the current week
pictorial illustration Of Summer life Amencs Hen
giving
tie page devoted home c while the pictures from The Graphic,
OF
OF
painting Carl IIaag the number zcep-
Eonal tr'at - n Y Evening Post
EVERY SATURDAY M sale by a neWsdesers- Pnoe u %
.buaher; - year.
..., FIELDS, OSGOOD C Co,
nj .ei r PUBLISHERS BOSTON
NTAPOI EON III" Paris in December, 1851,
t IN or The Coup Napoleon ILL., T6no vol. price
everybody should rad who wishes speak inte
kebs " FfBb a Of the relation Of Lous Napoleon to
the Imp re--l Chiosgo Post
Il R0POLD STARK,
H ' 20 GRAND-sl., OPPOSITE LORD d TAYLORS
lmgoreI Of asn German HAeacar and English CiRoMpS En-
Bhc walnut Carried snd Git tfme q every description mie
der Wholesale ana re7al z. '...'I t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-04
River, News. !.

mi. .s.,o. .n,n,Jn1 .Ih,TI,y wat rTiAHS
,lhe river Fcce .' 0'o"ty' $500 s,U.:''1
and at four O'Clock the marks indicated
eight ieet six inches in Tic channel. u,
q, .Loloo.I ,ooko,u, v g,,,4 nj tho land.
~ 'uV iuO'A ''"No'' WV w ~ - ~.
ing yesterday ~ one Ilme' eHce'' 'ne i VS. !,
and Forrest City. The wharf presented
mite nj, animated scene as they were get
H.. La, X i,6,,,a,-, ord +l,c arrival nj
''iS 1s"u ~ ~ "Si''ff' y" "t .'l:TT, ~.
the two steamers mentOnea y lA'e4
hour, kept up considerable excitement
during the llay, t9l q" 'Hi iH'.
-, t:,i,r,,. H. ~ INA c,,,hnal rsv;s.er nj
q coAl'1''9Cn ", wy J y , 900
shows that tho stage of water during the
Ibrmcr V.as several feet greater than that
~ a. ,o,,o, 'TI,I ~ rtrF lM,r0' "a RI.
" Ii'e iat'ci' t'f,I" ~ NH.. :.
The Hudson VIII arrive some tINe 'o'
day, and will return TO Cincinnati tenor
rov afternoon pgr 80
~ - H. c,,o,nn.,i ay;clhonJes vS
ELg !. W. EH Ky lily 'H
eAIsLGt W t91M ). 80. ~ I,v,o hr;Eht
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guy w at4t tIq1 WIS c'"Nt'' Hu ~ "
gFS3N .ig SmGls "a a. ,,,a ,vta1IF ves,
Qua tNs9 w s.SS,,5sS go oSSrtSJ for New ar.
ts1E11ys ~ lsc n u T5St1, ~ tkst ,,6in3
eans WIZ luz ta: Il. ts1 hS,ss ~ An
Wv aeCne tq,uy, e. ~ ~ ~ = 9SsSttS,i ;hat
N tne I,ns Eag I = Sl 1o ~ a TN
1nSS VIZ ny ~ 5C eHS. ~ ;sohaa thH d
" IassI ~ -, ~ o;SIn3tS Iast evening
n3pts .s si lo ~ Ok E'et ;ncbsa NJ xgateS
, MslL Tel rs 81 raj st s,Sco ,TTisr
N w SnAnasl Wy av1 ,. III Sp 1
.nS T PiiI iSst e. so 81 H. n,tSvil = bridge
tne ny SP ,i;,S, T.. ha"r;nSS IT,eaisv
was s"unH s,, uS AL ~ 1,ra,n n,g Mace o1;cr
IMHj. ~ ~ t nT, II" " ~ II
T Tanesaay. .o.s Is,,..,.,no Oh AM ,.1ora
Nv ist t3SIS,;S ~ tIs,t SEr;vsd here
.. ctu4s pS E p. ~ DI ss,,.;no w Va
yes.gEay, t tors ~ }eha u came
Sosl - " os ~ y S ~ pa5 Ston ahd
thS x, y e asaS ~ tS baITes At the
inc Oh y ueinB PuilIeu It4V' VA S'' ~ ~ w
fo9t q Race street +; a.. ,,.a,,,s.,.r doo,,
me A;igUsy y y 'n ~ tS a1SicL ohe w;iI
lH T., a ~ p S S and
4gstl pe p !i-tINd, ~ . t''V EI'It -"
r9 Ply, ~, 'E1 TE.,,,, III pA,.brrgh
d tns MA MS,6r anSa1uSn S aTd ArIinSt5ai
p aTAeIS! Ahot - S a. ,oESo,v
S W.. astlve 'o'uay anu tS'uI" 'H
o1 Mt 1S:.,,o,..,,-1. 49, ooy tho RI.
III hne Istns'' a., ,1.;,otI,, G;y,hIo and
$3.50 $3.50, ' VI ~ M 80 ,,o,,n, so.'a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-04

SUPREME CouET OF APrEAIs-TAurs.
day February 3, 1sD-The Courtsatptr-
alAnt to adjournment; present all the
Judges. sG, III -, ct
State VA. Lcmmona, upon a writ oferror
to Judgment Of the Circuit Court of Green,
brier county-srgued by Odldssel, Attur.
ncy General, for the plAintifi and iIapis
fnr defendant, and submitted. aa'I, n "a i's 3,
| Adjourned till, Friday morning anime
O'clock. 90 ri,Ua 0eWar ~ gga ngnu
The following sases arc liable to he
called FIR argument to-day Gettinger,
appellant, ~. Farmers Bank Of Virginia,
appellant; Mutual ? Assurance Com.
paay, 4 appellant, u. Z Sub4fyisalsI OF
Berkeley county, sPPelleees;S FerBellt i al
appellants, q. FOrney ct al. appellees;
IIandley & Cary, appellants, "a Ipdng;
ton & McCTlntic, appCllees; Kelley, appel
Ice e. Arnold ct az, appellants; Arnold ct
al, appellants, n Melton etehY alleIlGes;
Ocheltree Il Hl, appellants, ~ MSGHatic
ct al, appeIleeS; The COmmonweGltRfGr
Brown, appellee, n Fry II 81, appellaits
Patched, appellee, u. Kelly, appellant;
Hill. appellant u. Wynn 4 Co, taRpelseS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-04

CoSvALEscENT. VI" were gratifed 10
learn, yesterday, that MI. zeigler, State
Superintendent of Free Schools, who has
been confined 70 his room for week or
two by sickness, is now conyalescent.
The preparation of his annual report 70
the Legislature has been delayed, PANTY
from this cause, and partly by the allure
Of County Superintendent to hand in
their reports promptly, p" ,gl...sI ..a'a (
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-04

GAVE BAH.-Yesterday, one or two of
the boys engaged in the Boyce robbery
who bud notigiysn.bail for ,their. appear
ance at the Circuit Court ncxt.lnoath, at
the time we leftf Esar. ClOhans IQalec
Wednesday evening, came forward, YES
urtlay morning, and entered intobSaa
with good and sufficient sureties, that they
would be forthcoming at tho time ,indies,
ted above. NM HaA auLlL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-04

Posi- OFFICE Within the past
few days a Postofflce has bcon established
At Macksvillo, Pendleton county, and b:
W. ArbOgast appointed Postmaster, This
Office Is on the route from Upper Tract to
New Hampden. .'r'-a .,'a. .l' ~.
Al Alkire's Mills, Lewis county, Heze7
tiali 'spqhcr has bsen ,appointed Post
master, vice Jacob O. AllIire, resigned
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-04

TRuR MERIT APPRECIATED, 9 Browns
Bronchial Troch !" have been belorB tie
public inanyyearS. 50 Each year finds the
TrochoS In some new, distant localities,
In various parts Of tho world, Bei1g, an
article 81 tue merit when once hSedi the
vGId6 Or the TFoches Is appfe 6iated, and
THEY arc kept always at hand, 10 be used
as occasion requires For Coughs, Colds,
and Throat Diseases the TrOches have
proved their etflCacy.pr ',,,. ssari
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-04

l'rIANxs.-We are gratIaed to report
that The Street Commissioner had force
Of men, yesterday, cleaning the street
crossings. The work was not commenced
a minute before .iLwas needed,- --We.hope
he will continue hig operations until the
job is thoroughly done. l. ,,r.r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-04

On DT.-That q company is being or;
ganized III tllls city to erecta large cotton
mill. We trust the report Is true. That
Wheeling Possesses almost nnrisalledaadJ
vantages as . site forlsuch an establish!
mAt VIM not be questioned aIlSr due ex1
animation, 4. I. j. ai Ii...InR, -. .',. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-04

INTERESTING MEETINGS. Wehcar that
interesting religious meetings are pow in
progrcssat the Baptist church on Monroe
street, and also ut Zane street NJ. E.
Church. A number of acccssions have
been made 10 the membership Of,both
charges. .a IN"'l'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-04

CmcpT CouRT. This Court WINS on
gagged during the entire session, yesterday.
afternoon, In hearing the argument Of
CaEdreR(A. b. for the defendants, in tho
cnso Of Nichols Y Execqtqr r ,Gf0t i'EEsI
tee, and others. u, -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-04

CLoaRD.-The testlmolyin the ease be
fore Esqr. Schultz, Wednesday afternoon,
(which We mentioned in'yesterday morn,
ings paper) was closed sometime that
night, but the Justice reserved his lecis.
fOO .,g,. .n. 49, "a. r5''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-04

PLAN R1SGs-At Oxtoby 8 Dufaeld's
Jewelry Store, 104 Market street, below
McLufc House, can be found the largest
and best BeleEted assortment Of plain 10
Can't gold rings In the city:p Orders by
mail receive prompt attention. Call and
sec, ring, watches, clocks, jewelry, spec
tAGles. We. NC. l--.-- OK. = MI MN ~