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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-20
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 70. 1879.

ACCORDING to the New York Tribune,
the present Congress is not likely to go
down to history with commendabIe
reputation for good morals, Two of its
members have been expelled for selling
cadetships, one resigned to escape ex-
pulsion, three or four others got off only
by the hard swearing Of their accom-
plices, one convicted himself OF at
tempting to procure counterfeit money
to pass among the poor colored people,
one is under Indictment for cheating
soldiers widows out of their pensions,
and now the indictment of another for
sigamy is reported; all Radicals-moral
ideas, aud all that sort of thing-too.
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| ket was strong at 41@5c for thin, &c
for good and 7@lOc for very fine to
choice 100 pounds wethers; ] car OF 6c
pounds Ohio at DC.
Receipts of the week were
%. 600, of which 1900 arrived today
The market was weak and lower, live
selling at 7@7sc; dressed at SIC &C.
pigs at 9Ic; car of western dressed
sold at SIC: car live of 200 pounds
sold ut Isc
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
View York Live stock Market.
New YORK, December 49,

BEEVES-Total receipts for the
week were $50 with 400 to-day,
many of which are extra fine holiday
cattle. All the interest is conferred on
choice bullocks of which there never was
so large a show, and they are counted
by hundreds, John T. Alexander, alone,
sending in lS2, To- to Is cwt; sold at 10
G2Oc; there were many other small
lots of prize cattle, aud more in fact
than could be sold There are no
Texans, but too many thin State cattle,
which are selling at l2@l34c; fat cat
lie made an average of l4lc; pair o;
holiday Indiana steers, Of $3.50 pounds
eross, brought 500.
SHEEP-Receipts for the week were
$500, with 1000 to-day. The mar
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Take Your County Paper.

1t is duty which the people OF each
county in the State owe to Their own
personal and home interests to subscribe
and pay for and literally pa'ronize the
newspapers published in their respee-
tive counties. 1t is these newspapers
that give reputation to their nelghbor-
hoods abroad, and labor especially for
the benefit OF their communities at
home. They should rot be permitted
70 languish or have their usefulness
impaired by semi.starvation Whether
you like your county paper or not,
whether it is well conducted or not,
take it, pay for it, and help 1t along.
1t will improve if you give it u chance,
and it can scarcely be so worthless a.
not to give YOU, either directly or indi-
rectly, the iull value OF Your money
paid for subscription during the year.
We earnestly advise everybody in the
State to take his home paner FIRST.
First learn what is going on in your
own neghborhood and county, and at
forwards take the REGISTER and learn
what is being done in the State and
the nation at large Don't send your
money away to New York to pay for
newspapers that can have nothing in
them Of peculiar interest or Importance
to Your own neighborhood, county or
State, while you neglect the papers that
are devoted to your own immediate adj
vantage.
The editor and publisher of county
newspaper has no easy or envlabIe task
to perform. The work he does for his
county and the interests of all its peo-
pie, is often too little appreciated and
still more scantily paid. y newspaper
cannot oe successfully maintained on
good wishes, fine promises or unpaid
subscriptions Because the bill for the
newspaper is small, furnishes no reason
wbv it shoufd not be settled, and yet
there are many men OF scrupulous hon
esty in larger matters who neglect from
year to year to pay the put
lance which the editor really
needs, but feels almost ashamed to ask
for lie has upon his books the names
Of from one hundred to five hundred de
linouent subscribers, all owing small
,ums. He cannot afford to pay for the
services OF collector, and he shrlnks
from either dunning or suing any Of
his neighbors for so small sum. But
lie must have money to pay for paper,
ink, type, presses and all the machinery
Of lis office and the labor he employs.
II he is worried and harrassed by pecu-
niarv embarrassment, it is impossible
for him to make cheerful,
lively, interesting and useful paper;
and then the subscribers and the COM
munity at large utter complaints against
him for what is really their own fault.
These things should not be so, and, that
they may no longer continue, take your
county paper, pay for it in advance,
persuade your neighbors to 90 the same,
and, rely upon it, the paper will i'm
prove in character and efficacy for good,
and will reflect tenfold benefits upon
the county in which it is Published
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!sLneinnaIi Nlaraei.


COTTON-At I4@l44c
FLOUR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat firm at 81 l5l@l IL
Corn steady at 50@5lc. Oats un'
changed. Barley dull at9Oc@si w.
observation-disclosures.
EGGS-Firm at 3Uc.
BUTTER-Firner at ESQ 32c.
SEEDS-Clover at $40 623Ie III W.
timothy at lower rates.
PROVISlONS-Pork unchanged at
SIS 80. Lard dull; prime steam al
lOIc; kettle at llic. Bulk meats dull.
Green meats lower shoulders at 6c;
sides at SC; hams at 93@llc. Bacon
shoulders at l0lc; sides at l2c; clear
rib at l2!c.
HOGS-Firm; live at So 25@6 49,
dressed dull atS7 60@7 20; receipts for
two days, 5000 head.
WHISKY-Dull at SIC.
CHEESE-Wesk.
GOLD-ll0t.
EXCHANGE-Dull al l-l6 discount.
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Sew YORK. s,on.y Market.
NEW YORK. Decemher

NEW DIRK, December ~.
GOLD-Dull; opening at llO3 and
closing at hog. Loans were made al
from = to . per cent. per annum. Clear
auces 100000. @
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Steady
at the last prices ofSaturday; late in the
afternoon there was an advance Of from
Ia ! on 5-20s, go, '65 new, 81 and '6S.
Coupons of 81 at 1871; do 'G2 at 1919
do 81 at 1914; do. '65 at 1915; do new
at 1923; do o. at 1893; DO '6S at llJ3,
Currency's liz.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Bank-
ers bills at log.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-20
New YORK MnrkeI.
New YORK, December II

New YORK December 10.
COTTON-Midling' upland at Isle
FLOUR-Firm, closed dull at s. -
@6 10.
GRAIN--Wheat steady; No. !
spring Chicago, at 81 36@l 81; red and
amber, at 81 42@l A.. Rye dull
western at90@9jc. Oats dull at 500
6lc. for western. Corn steady; mixed
at 72@73c.
PROVISIONS-Pork and beef nm
changed. Bacon firm. Lard quiet al
l23@l2!c seller December, ard l2ic,
offered for January
EGGS-Firm; fresh at 32G 33c, and
lined at 20G23c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-20
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, December ]

BALTIMORE, December II
FLOUR-Unchangcd.
GRAIN - Wheat firm; Ohio anC
Maryland red at 81 40Ml to. Corn
white at 73@74c yellow at 1lr@I2c
Oats at 52c.
PROVISIONS-Dull Mess pork a
$50 90. Bacon, clear rib sides at BE
shoulders at II 4c; hams at I3rG Tic
Lard at BE.
WUISKY-At q3c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-20
Chicago tiaraet.
CHICAGO, Decemb Der

OHICAUO, UtCthUVT III
FLOUR-unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; No. = sprin4
Chicago at 81 % seller December anC
81 0j5 January. Corn quiet at 4l3o
for new No. > mixed; 4l3c seller Jan
uary. Oats steady; No. at 3Sc Ry'
steady; No. > at 6>@6S4c. Barley
spring No. > at 1OGGIlc.
HOGS-Dressed at 80 -; live active
at 50 60@6 %.
MESS PORK-Steady at SIS CD.
CATrLE-Steady at 50 OOtI1 -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Getting Married.

ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, ON SOCIAL
EVILS, and the propriety or improprie
ty of getting Married, with sanitary hell
for those who feel untitled for mat
rimonial happiness. Sent free, In sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOClA-
TON, BOX p, Philadelphia, Pa.
saDl=dl-Iy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-20
DIED.

BOESHAR-On Sunday, December 18th
Mt Suntish, o. CHARLES, son OF Frederick
and Augusta Boeshar, aged nine months.
The funeral will take place mt = o'clock
this afternoon, from the residence of MI.
BoeShar, South Wheeling. Friends of the
family arc invited
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-20
Kav> Won Any Pulmonary
Affection?

This question to those to whom 1t appeals
Is serious and full OF significance, as no hui
man malady threatens those afflicted thare-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-20
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Writing Desks,
Scrap Albums,
Photograph Albums.

PRESENTATION BIBLES, and BIBLES
all sizes, from a neat Pocket Edition 10 u
very large Family and Pulpit.
He would invite particular attention To
his large assortment of Hymn Books for
the various denominations.
He would also call particular attention to
large assortment of StereoscopeS anu
Stereoscopic Views, both Foreign and
American.
Also a large and well assorted stock OF
Sabbath School Books, suitable for Library
and Prize Books.
THE STANDARD POETS OF EUROPE
AND AMERICA in new and beautiful
styles of binding.
A large and most complete stock OF Relig'
ious, Biographical, Historical and Mihcella-
neOus Books always on hand.
will be pleased TO have my friends ana
the public call and examine my STOCK Pc
fore making their Holiday purchases, be-
lieving that / can do better by them than
any other house in Wheeling.
declg JOHN W. HEISkELI.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-20
ORPHANS, FESTIVAL

TIME USUAL CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL
for the benefit of the Orphans will be
held at Washington Hall on the evenings OF
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, the
10th, 2lst and I'D instants. The Sisters In
charge of the helpless little orpans conf
IDENTIFY appeal to the charitably disposed TO
aid them in their work OF mercy. decl9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-20
DIRECTORS.

W. II. woodward, Gov. w. E. Stevenson,
John q. Muth, w. I. Singleton, Robert b
Woods, John T. Lakin, John II. Hobbs, NJ.
l.. OFT, John A. Armstrong, A. NJ. Adams,
Thos. Hughes, AlonZo Loring, Geo. w
Franzheim.
This is a home institution, under the con-
troll of our own Board of Directors, who i'll
vest the funds of the Association, 10 a large
extent, with those whe belong to 1t, hence
they derive the double benefit OF carrying
an insurance upon their lives and at the
same time have the use OF their own
money. Is no; this better than sending our
money to the East and building up Eastern
institutions, 10 the detriment of our own :?
Persons desiring to make a SURE PRO
VISION for their families will please call
and see me. There can be no better invest
ment in the world, and certainly none
more secure. JOS. w. FERREL,
Agent for the District comprising the coun-
ties Of Hancock. Brooke, Ohio. Marshall,
Wetzel and Tyler. Agents wanted.
nS-OrFICE-l06 MARKET STREET.
sep21-dAW
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-20
The Celebrated
Murray
~
lannan's
FLORIDA WATER.

The most lasting, agreeable, and
refreshing Of all perfumes, for use
on the Handkerchief, at the Toilet,
and in the Bath. For sale by all
Druggists and Perfumers.
seplSd&w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-20
Religious Book House,
No. ~ MONROE STREET.
JOHN w. HElSKELL

Would respectfully inform the citizens OF
Wheeling and vicinity that he has lately
returned from the East, with large ana
well selected stock OF
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-20

WEST DEPARTMENT.
ALONzO LORING, President; GEO. W
FRANZHEIM, Vice President: SAMUEL P
H1LDRETH, Treasurer; Z. A. HILDRETu
Medical officer: RoBT. u. BARR, Attorney
y. &. ARTHUR, Secretary; =. g. ANDERSON
General Manager.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-20
Window Glass.

N BOXES WINDOW GLASS, assorted
CU sizes, just received and for sale by
dpclg OGLEBAY, son d co.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
Oyy1cy o. THE C0yGEE,sIoSaL PRiNTEE,
MAsurNGrON. August T. 100. J
nPOpOSAIS for LITHOGRAPHlNG,& &c.-

PROPOSALS for LlTH0GRAPHlNG, We
s Prone.s VII be el al this ohee until Tie 18th Gay o
ie- AZ 10 ooek forenoon, for hb0gnpifg thirteen
W l1.fr,tion n diseases n cns Anl Tor PruuhE seven
thoasaud hundred copies on e4e pA'e Ok o. 'A'
prutel In colors - .x.,,;,st a. ,bf. oF.e bv tLos.
m i h der to deliver the work when completed At Ihs ono
20 into bond win ~" rurrt' o'e
i 80 District Attorney, District yse, a NE sam V' "H
tbs9,spd dolar for faithful per,rIi. 81 9e cols p
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
nutsltbcsler Counln Real estate for Sale
New-grrsep Real estate fer GaIr.


4 D. MELLICK, JR.. & BRO,
are oas's at f otsE5 e. Io4 t'e5 55uS si. n sEafs f
riRys
on ta r-e,of CryTPALR r. o. WV JERSEY NORRIS AND
Fe- TX b. D.. Erfb RAILWAY. HoHiutfN r. r. OF NV
sF LyE 6F ShS 5ss a E S5S sST6SAL 12 G 2S
aEt. open The inspection Of pachaeFs and property
At TORANGE, N.J-YLLAS, VILLA SITES
~ snd F4RHs Fai T,-st bsarf.. n.',ss one so1, 9m
its easoa o. yst b, BLiCEWELL shTh No. 21 BrO.e.,
Ssv-Te-E 70 ia oaass oorsI Mas .AJ cea.rs i.es
1 DEPOT being established at tAENLO PARK,
~ es..., l @ s h. i "a y & & , & oi a. 6 H L5 = % S- IL
!. monthly ,s 'r q 81 fsA Isss1ly sIa 1ss rx Nm vi,
' SSg; s sa b m S " 81 ~ s o. Eoa s sio ~ R rAAA LAND
ALI WANTING FARMS-9OOO acres, good
n soil slid eiz1,s = isi sesih Of r. sashi Pi"s osy 90
r.r,e, Ao lsr.o7rl fa Ias place :. so. so .yaJ 'I.r
d.. S c < LANDS ys..la4 n J.
NEW COTTAGE in LLEWEGLYN PARK
N P2l & oPs lo @ i oS Si to -, % @ e oi ,s By 5iao @ ovS s
l.. s. HAaKLLL Orange. y. j.
A BEAUTIFUL TRACT of 40 ACRES on the
Sc TsAIE ztH4NgT q Gtl rRoPERIl TleI & money
ID csn ars Osage Eaa2-s Tr- ge r'oy and bill, II most
permanent properly T SEMI Az Convent or ta1 Hole
Ioass 5t --ee; H little ouey wanted JAQuEs PIE Broadway
U7OR SALE-At MORRlSTOWN. y. 1.-THE
C0 NTY .FA o the ss h. consisting Of
,Is. about D. .. tte depot. lttr tie premises
very % md COIL mansion containing than % rooms with a
@ rrrlgeuet. i0re a1 tao SNAIL truenents barns hot
"a la -rf rr.su1ouse aei Ttl iEls stone ire l0us tt
lI ~ l- building. aui ground u good Order; location
ii viii fla va inland In addition 20 former approach
, rs r,s tasaur t7f,r railroad bridge been
lurar past year THEREBY avoiding the necessity Of crossing the rail
trGcE
For further particulars apply R. s. ruurr No. 81 w,n,
orLw HARTLEY. Eo. IL W-t in the CITY Of NeSrYori
NOR EALE-A new, French-roof HOUSE of
lJ ICONS. n NFJ- 90 d" y. Ai-l.' 9 ,f olAi WIN
.,a. oal, as For p-raeers aares' JE,EY Tribune ofc
TOR SALE at Westfeld, one hour via Cen
ro.-sh1l. HOUSES. tTO 70 RkST cheap ApPy 70 w.
PIESsOS g. sic sston
ITORRTSTOWN, y. J.-FOr SALE, a FARM
IulI M sites. NJ s. III LAND Co. . BeesmaEsL
CCOTCH PLAINS, n. J. Fanwood),
One or from YesYorL BY Central Railroad Of jersey
CHOICE lots Ia .le village for SALE ona payments.
cLur,he,. schools. and Store adjoining
pl.Bkvsa, 70 station. aai in front Of each lot
I,,,, view. running streams AMI h-alhhl nesaborho,L
ps-meats 10 monthly.
None, ai,aacel to buii hou.e~
4. -. MELLIC1t, JR., e BRO,
No. FINEST, YEw.YORK.
TI1O BE SOLD THIS MONTH-Near Orange,
n spenidlg located. haf some DIV KlLlNG grounds
- f...r.,..4 rrre orru4iuIIft. Apply
i'''' ~' T. D. MELlId&jr BRO 6Pine.t..
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
HoRsE IND cARRlAGE MARKE1.
NEw.YoRK. SATURDAY. sept. 10. 1s

NEW YORK, Saturday, sept. TO- 1870.
In valuable horses, business is sill very dull,
and even for railroad and horses the market to-day
was far from being active. OF the latter class, small
number sold prices ranging, ~ usual from $50 10 sZv
OF Canadian horses there plenty in the nark fn-
cipay at the Bulshead stables where they SCH from
sl25 10 500.
sale Of thoroughbred horses il announced 80 take
place at Jerome Park, Wednesday, October ~ ~,
under direction of the American JOCKEY Cub. All nof'
TO bc sold must registered at the office Of the CuD at
least 20 days before the sale.
The last number of The Spirit fHe Times has very
interesting letter on the causes Of Degeneration OF
Thoroughbred horses both in England and in this cOun
try, atrhuting the 10 the practice Of
too close "inandn breeding well rs to an Injurious
system OF forcing the colts into untimely maturity.
Ihe prediction made IN this column no the close OF last
month, that the Fall trade with the Carriage dealers
likely 10 prove profitable one, 60 be verified at
the very beginning OF the From both manufac-
urers and dealers have thus the most satisfactory
reports.
What said with gard 10 the Carriage dealers
70 hold good with the Sadflery and Harness Makers.
The Trades Manufacturing Company, a popular cstab-
suent Of old date, doing excellent business, and
report their Southern trade alone nearly double in
tent to what it was last year at this time.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
Drp Goods.
UGDEN g. BRADBURY,

CUGDEN g. BRADBURY,
NOS $40 AND 3It BowRRY
oNB DOOR BELOW BLBECKFRsT.,
Beg to call particular attention to The which bey
commencing the Pan season.
WOOL sBRGRs AND ENGLISH PoPLIKs.
all colors, 2s cents ysrL
very choice assortment at 57l to so ouis
Finer goods rrcporobately Low.
Also. an the
NOVELTIES Is BRADY-SfADB SUITS
for early Pan together large and full Of
HoUsB FURNISHING GOODS
coIsistrg Of
TABLE DAMASKS NAPKINS
TOWELS LINEN sHEErINGs.
Also
FIANNELS. BLANKETS,
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN PRINTS,
hosiery. ENTERTAINMENTS GLOVES,
TiIs. HANDKE8CHIBFs, BMBROIDBRIRS, &c
III. c. F. KOCH, GI;..., ,,-,., r,..,,.,
will ofer
DRESS GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
DRESS GOODS.
'n'' 2 2aLF p P PIN fG EFG lar Ia ISftt fScRs i ''''
VERY RlcH $500 SCOTCH SHA PLAI6s lbs 81 5s a. worth & |
BEST ENGLISH WASH POPLlNS, Ole, very desirable
b6SBR bb6ERfRNF WiBTa BFaPHAF Bsck P6 5s iGFAc% SIX from
NAV ! VI LIN AsToSISIllSG BSEGAiSs
Just ms, g,sa Esb jHF. hal EFss S TGi PofllSs lSs'
The NEW REVERSIBLE BhGtHE SHAWL
IIFGANT DOUBLE bhOCHE SNANLS
RiCH sCOTCH PLAID s2UARE hND DOUBLE sHAwLs.
KOCIrs NEW STORE
10 Carmnest. corner Blcsclsr.
BLANKETS and BED C0MF0RTABLES,
I'D WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Hotels and boarding leuse, uPpAci cheap -
COMFURTABLES tiled With Nse Cotton, rOu pl = up
All SHBRTINGS az price
RRADY-MADR SHEETS and PILLOW-SLiPS.
COUNTERPANES, MAkcEILLES SUITS, 6c., &C
TABLE DANA, *. NAPKIN TOWELS, &c
TABLR-CONEBS. from aucior cheap.
CANTON FLANNEL, llio. yafL - ..
At ROCHS, DRY GOODS FOR TlIE NiLLlON,
u 5Camrest, Bleecler
INDIA GOODS-Of every description, whole
ssle and retail FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE 80 Br1ldNay
GARDNER BREWER & Co.,
" 81 FEDERAL .fOSION
50 LEONARD STREET. n w lORk.
20 CHESTNUT SIREEI...... PHILADELPHIA.
AGENTS FOB Tue
AncstesF Manufacturing Co., STARK Mills,
Salsbury Mis- LaHfion Manufacturing Co.
Hamilton WOoe1 Go. Naussse stills.
MADAME MARSHALL, Importer of Fash
WI ions ~ BROADWAY viii open September 18th elegant
Of Trimmed Patterns oT Toe co4lLg Ladies and
r invited
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
Urn GOODS.
\ JAMES McCREERY & Co..

JAMES MCCREERY & Co..
BROADWAY AND BLByKNrHST'
,,ovn,v s.,,om,er 70. NOVELTIES IN DRESS
oops inst received per late se'mcr' suitable i0' AO'H' ''
IN r,. of plsir eOlOrcd DREss SILKS, ." 81 %
..,. .,e, o, BLACK GRos GRAIN SILKS purchased in
LIONS dse the sras depression caused BY the ''' 'h' VIII DC '"'''
a extremely low piees
TRIMMING sATINs in all the ne" shA%es
.,a assortment Of sCorcH PLAIDS in al the popular clans
rprycu yrRryos KMrREss CLOTHS EPlNGLNEs' ES
.o,,sH SERGEs in 81 the new shades Al SOC
,,yxcu AND IRISH PoPLINs IN 81 be new Fall shades
....-,~.,, Of MIXED DRESS GOODS from 20.
,ri or importation OF Street 'nd Carriage sHAwLs
Oh. ,, ,.,,r,bl, Que,1ssad Wool SHAWL in handsome
oeors
sco7cu PLAID and GRAY WOOL SHAWL COSTUMES, in
.-.., variety and in style. exclusively our own.
,sDr, slIAw1s and scARFS =, ,ery low prices.
I-JAMES MCCREERY & Co.,
BROADwAY ASDsRLByBNTHST,
VIII Oser MONDAY. Sept IL.
their own Importation Of LINEN GOODS
also q large lot Of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
bought in this market SDder auction prices.
R,har as LINENS every make snd number, at gold
rr 60 Scotch German and B'rusley DiMASKS from 75c.
% the srest imported
tease Of John Heurng DAMASK CLOTHS, with NAP
KINS goods Manufactured be odd Ices thAa gold cost Of i'm
rorsdon
cases Of lO-4 Bsrn.isy sHRBTISG, sOc from ~ TO-
sesses Of ia Barusley sHBBTIYG, 81 from 81 Is.
SO NAPKINS. ~ per dozen, upward
HUCK TOWELS, 81 50 per dozen upward.
Several bales Of CRASH and TOwBLING, from &C.
DOMESTIC GOODS bv the yard or piece
at manufacturers prices.
Hoe ari borseteepes rauh respectfully invited
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
THEATER.

4 ToI-Pru wEEK FOURTH WEEK,
OF LITTLE FAUST
MRS. JANFS a. OAiEFo oIaRA CohPANli
AND Na. GEORGE I ft.F ..-
EVERY EVENING AND "WEDNESDAY AND fil tDAl AAINBf@s
Al The sparsur music er-o-ea at eac. Gcrtlron
NfTPTIsTO. and ile AIiAB........Nl. Jas. T. OAttN
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
WAsufycroy D. q, September 10, 800.
DROPOSAIS for PAVING PENNSYLVANIA

AyESUE-Th Counis, osers appointed % ,lect n determine
public nct t ttey r,ceige proposals uuq s @ day q sep
ierhe 1877 for LAYING following WOODEN PAYMENTS viz
Ths Bsarl7 Reau" stoe" Miller "Ioinsbre' Bet
terly" Nicholson Robbins, and Paul
Plan. end plOie- be- st the oc- ot the secretary ph
h. he foreman ar unendf appointed superBteni the work
10 aune character Bidders must satisfy themselves "
to all the Poiats connected ss aa ,iltcfFIoy M sGf
The rossy be del BY the contractor 80 a. conform 20 the
subde .havn prol aid 'ecoii ach vii bf generally ne
foot teog bo Of a. payea.lt All FaNEs ard oLef
stones In The be held by The Comm 10 BE- disposed oi S
NAV determine he proceeds 10 BE- hp 70 uls ai
a be talsB up sreh point points the Cnmis
sioae sb wtere eii7aon is regnire the Hars ee.
ysei deposited where directed mi Where emianhnent Is
au the Shall cmIosri OF earth free from loan or vegetable
matter earth h b. posted q ehlRAeni N layers ROY
eIng iorr inches kness, each layer TO NJ toolgDy rm
or TO heavy roller lyon The SUB gle shal h d 7 OF
clean And and srayc one foot n depth & oH 1s Top 81 & 's
gravel viii De- laid The Sooien p1ela5nt HlGI ni , ~ H.
rp description and SPECIFICATION Oh Die IN Tue once OF 'h sec
Bi. required to a their proposals the prices for each Of
I'M Pemo,a Of rsyGg and other stones pr square yar.
3, Embanknsni per cubic I'd
Vr 15,FIsneaf tIed,,iarraup) per square vsh
1 srt mi cJmmeari 40 snl rme' ana 20 such places q me
-,rr- eni ithou unn.ces-iy DELAY" the entire
cfoa Of tue Commissioner such persons they may
& and sufficient bond ure approved BY the ChefJuste
Of The of Columbia guTanieeng ,9 the terms % te
rsny each bd Tie Commissioners resee TO themselves hr rgt 20
t am Or all deemed TO the interests o. the Government Cor
~ Of ~ + cal following extract from The act
provide for The paving Of PeIas % 1 & s % & n tys do
upon the to be used they s1l contract Tor Tue paving
Of sad between me points named cl ,.s & o" ana mos mos az
given IN one or newspaper, published "a BalumoTe
he tit anl place uch letting and hnd OF pavement
, oi n. directed to Gen n MICHLER. Secretary Of Com.
n Paving Prnnsy Once Of Public Buidr 'rolns
1 w. Ws.brgtoa d c. and inlored PrOposal ir Paving
Peansy ''nA.''e' i! ls''O- r. MICHLER Secretary
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12
REAL ESTATE.

Nsw-YoRK, Saturday. Sept. 10, 1870.
There were no sales Of real estate at the
Exchange to-day. For next week. however, number OF
important sales are announced
New-York tribune., 1870-09-12

l. s. EsG.SEzR OFFICE. RooS 50 AEsY BriiPlS'' i5lS
o,FATFD PROPOSALS will be received az
y Us er unnI THuRspAi the f,h 5.y o. Vcoefr Der 10y 81 81 ~
=. M MOVING TIE OBSTklCIlOAH n Tue 'fecA emp
i aorr 4 y,r about miles above thnfe"n " ~
fnozr a. Town Creek Oh ShpiaT trti. Ins ~ G y,
f, ID ~ rl o dry dock an torp-i"Hoit me re OF
r6 ION, n sr - be- above The lotion Of he usah "l 5 ~
IN h. ,T lr shea completed for which '"o ah9 ual
months al, hs aioTed ,s,isi br eusrsntv In dupli.
,sis I'm psfei COPS Of tAe aver nni Aii'I'' - - G
BIN lins IN pHlo,ih aai guafilNes "' W Nn' " "'
ohccr Application r,tt.t.-...,yeI
The r shi 10 ftJ'e. an -H' 49, o. 4 GILMORE.
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