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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-13

LET Us HAVE PEACE. PRESIDENT
signalizes his return to Washington by
one OF the ukases that have become char
acteristio with this administration. Mis-
souri, has come under the severe dis
pleasure of the White House by pre-
suming to regulate its own political mat
ters. The rebels who have instituted the
Gratz-Brown movement are to be pun
1shed severely, and the party sharply cor
rected for taking course not prescribed
bo Gen. Grant himself. Forney an.
nounces, with his usual imbecile chuckle,
that clean sweep is to be Immediately
made among the office-holders who re-
pudiate McClurg; heads are to fall by
the bushel-basket full, and by proscrip
tion, menace and terrorism the boilers
are to be thinned out OF any political cx !
lstence. The presumption of q great
State cannot be too promptly checked.
Perhaps O regiment may be deemed
necessary, as in North Carolina.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-13

Mrs. Bickford and her son, tho latter
aged ten, were found dead in their beds
at Haverhill, Mass, Monday morning
last, and oil the circumstances of the
case lead to the conclusion that the wo.
man killed her son and then herself, in 4
fit of insanity.
The continuance OF yellow fevor on
Governors Island, New York, has NO.
ccssitated the removal of the garrison.
-Four new cases daily have occurred this
month. 3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-13

we UeieVe tna1 Mr. IlmOLny hurley
is considered man of mark and author.
ity and influence in the radical party OF
this State. From card published by
him in the Charleston Republican, OF
October H., it will be seen what his views
are as to the duty of the people to have
fair election. The following is the
card:
A FAIR ELECTION.
To The Friends Of The Regular Ticket of
the 12th Of September:
The Managers of Elections having
been appointed, grave doubts exist rs to
the fairness of the election. I desire to
say in behalf. of the regular Convention
and Mr.. Bowen's interest, that ace qriA
have fair election, NO MATTER WHAT IT
COSTS. No man shnll be permitted to
tamper with the votes. A committee
will be appointed TO WATCH THLsE BOXES
and to guard them after the polls are
closed, and to see that they are placed in
secure place until counted by the Com.
missioners of Election. Again, repeat,
every vote cast in this County, no mat
ter for what candidate it is cast, must
and shall be counted for him.
TIMOTHY HURLEY.
We propose now that our friends in
every County in this State take this text
of Timothy's and act upon it. Let the
Reform party in every County see to ii
that We have fair election and q fui,
count, just as Timothy Hurley proposes.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-13
Look In at

Look In at
|DLUMERS, and see Perkins 4 Houses
IL NON-EXPLOSIYE LAMPS and SAFETY
CANS for Kerosene; besides the variety of
useful articles usually kept in Lamp and
Gas Fixture Store. For sale by
l.. G. PLUMER,
Steam aud Gas Filter, Plain street.
Oct TO &
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-13

Butter! Butter
- KEGS FINE GOSHEN BUTTER, lust ar.
- rived at HARDY SOLOMON'S.
Oct III
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-13

Pearl Grist! Pearl Grist!
~ DBLS. fine PEARL GRIST, inst ar.
lO rived at HARDY SOLOMON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-13

Soap! Soap!
A WORD to house-keepers: Go to Hardy
N Solomon for your SOAP, for ho has sixty
boxes of family SOAP; twenty-five boxes of
FANCi, just arrived, and is selling low.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15

TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU OFFICIAL
~ passports of The Department OF State issued by A. C.
wILLMARTH, United States Court buildings, Al Chambers
street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
DIRECTORY P0a Any1RgEERS.


AhusEMENrs- SECOND P,aR-roarih. nia and sixth
AAsTRoLoGY- -NrsrH PAer. sixth column,
so1k6ERs olD ASn kDbGsas wASIEp"sroosp .ss PAGE
BOARD AND 30 LoDGISa ISSDe WS1NrEp-srcosp PAeEsso
BRooKLSS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-rwrLrrn
BUSINESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rAer-voar.h col.
sina HELL Fsps7F y5x ssa
cLreRs ssp sfs lsrs column
d3cHMN HSp aARpEN
'CoAsTWisE sTEAMslIps-FrRsr PAGE Fifth and Sixth
aSa pgsisa
DENTISTRY -NisrH pAeE-Fourlh column.
H BwESse HOUSES ~ LIZ AND
%FgKSisHED- % Ninth PAGE Second and third
EyRsSFE1S sTEsx xsnIps- Frssr PACE rtf,A column.
raanrn eo,umn noiaia
toR SALE sroosD PAGE Second and third columns.
FRENCH Observation-Disclosures rAar-strsh
EELP EEIP WASTEp column,
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &o-Flnsr pAsx-secona and
HSus sesSss
INST IIssgSS%%ISs- Pssn;sss so,smn:
'sss SaS S r ss sGs
IrcyTKE ssAs"s essoss sHsoSS fasr-r,t,e column
LOAN OFflCeS-FiRST TAGE-fOUrth column.
LOST AND FOiND--FlRsT PACE Sixth column.
MACH!EERY-SrcosD PA.s- Third column.
MATRIMoN IAL-isIenTn Pacr,-Fifth column.
MEDICAL SECOND PAGE Third column
MILK AND CREAM-EI0Hrii PAaE-Sixth column.
MILLINERY AND DREsSMAKINi. FIasT PAoE-Fourth
MISCELLANEOUS ADyERTIsEMENTs-TsxrH PACE
M!scsLIASEous- M!scsL.IA iyiSaS EIGHTH pAer-sisth column.
NUSICAI--SECoND PA6E-Sixlh column.
pERSON NALS-FIRsr PACE First column
PIANCfORTES- -SEooaD PADE-Fifth coiuinn.
L0ST OFFICE NOrICE--EienTB PAIE-Fiflh column.
PROPOSAIS-NfNrH PAaR-Sxth column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CRY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-TMELFTH PAoF-Fifth and sixth columns
REAL ESTATE TO EACHANGE-TwRLsTn PAoE--siAth
REAL ESTATE wANrED-TwELFTH PAsB-sxth col
kEWARDS-FIgsT PAGE-Sixth column.
kooMSAND APARTMENTS TO LET-NINTH PAGE
Thir. and fourth calnnias
BALES AT AUCTION-NlNTn PAGE-Fifth and sixth col
unns.
urUATIONS WANTED -rEMAIEs- ELEVENTH PAGE
fra second third, fourth, ifth aud Sixth columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-AALi.S -EidArH PAaE-Sixth
column.
SPECIAL NOTICES Es-FIEsT PAaE-Firs. and second col
BPoRTiNG-Docs. BIRDS. Ac-FrRsr pAer-secona
column.
rue TRADES ELEVENTH PAoE-sixth column.
THE TURF-FfRsr PAGE--Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PU PURPOSES-HINTH PAGx-First
and second columns
WANTED 70 PURClIASE-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, 4C.-FIRsT PAGE-Fourlh col
umi.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

E--k, S--H, SIS, H-R, B-N, I'D, OF
Jersey City-Meet Harrys Grand peanc blowout
tonight at the Branch" southeast corner OF Boad.ay aud
fouTh street. SUPPLIES
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
4 JOHN L. yANDEwATER, AucTIoNEER "a

THIS DAY. TUESDAY, i5rI. a. store a. IL NJ prompt.
Rss@ ma ,n sale OF ho,sss wagons Harness
about io high years old fine, free and tyish driver;
@ has oied on Track ana ss KS
day with style aud warranted sound kind and
Fine an sylsh slood bay road family Horse about
without vice fine stylish s,cpper souni and kni property
this s 7a Ras os1s s' s k 5
SsS nd M ii sddon stylish w 1n ' "a
gated and very superior saddle warranted sound and kind
Fast fasnp Horse l5 high, years old win pace in 80,
per; speed warranted. - 1''''
y aSs M 5s .ea ssed sss or nG family
Dark chesnn Horse, Is high, years. very fast and
rapid traveller has record Of great speed; can show ao
Also wasons harness H., consisting in part of very
ne or sasnsss wpon Sease Ss M five sets % e
wlhauany reserve Sale a, IL NJ. prompt All stock
Eseiy horsc wasoa and harness viii be sold without any
reservation.
"A once ana 81 Nassau street, OPPOSITE The
HORSE AUCTION MAXI, IL East THIRTEENTH ST.
I1h@s Is Sn 4AhnAoIs
csssases SELL ana ps.ss,y IsiIsols; NV,
Gsas principles % 8e ss
ern honorable houses in all mercantile pursuits
soana !. hours Tor iriaI
down Office and saesroom. 81 Nassau where
we also keep register OF Horses for private sale.
Liberia advances maze on c)nsig gnments
THIS Day TUESDAY,, AT II O'CLOCK.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DA Is SALE.
TROTffNo ESTABLISHMENT Bay tr0ttlng Horse, l5a
hands kind and true in all harness under sad
de; free from vice. rot IN ESQ; very WARRANTED
sound Together
NO TOP ROAD WAGON, nearly new, built city nal ker
in rood order also set city made Harness. Blankets
PONY ESTABLfSHMENT--islack pony Horse Il i hands
ears KIND IN aii harness. superior under sad
de free from beat minuios very Stylish; war
ran,ed sound. Together
Tor PONY PHhEToN, built by Wood Brothers in good
also set pony Harness. Blankets HoOes, Saddle,
BAY HORSE. ltjq bands years; kind and in all
harness free from vice. fast traveller; stylish.
yAY COcPE HORSE liH hands, years; kind and true
IN nil harness. free from vice; tine traveller; very stylish
warranted sound -
THOROUGHBRED KENTUCKY SORREL MARE, IsH
hands years kind and true In all barr superior
sac vice close tn mDues stylish
SoRREL HORSE. long and tail i5si hands years
kind In all harness. free from wee hno traveller sty
lsh: Is superior roatser.
BAY HORSE, lb,s hands, years sold per account Of
Erie Railway Company.
Several otfer Horses top and no top WAGONS Harness.
Blankets iiaers, Whips, &C. Full descrpon time OF
fale We postpone sale on account Of the Gather
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
r BARKER 4 HAMLIN'S
n CIT. AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT
TERSAL'S
Corner broadway and Thrty-nntb strcet
LARGE CONSIGNMENT FROM CANADA WEST
OF Is ROAD, WORK AND BUSINESS HORSES.
To rr nj e.cto With NM

,lpauWhy anu inFty-nntH strceL
LARGE CONSIGNMENT FROM CANADA WEST
OF Is ROAD, WORK AND BUSINESS HORSES,
To be sold ai~1 icpn without reserve,
ON WIDNEsDAf, MARCH Is, AT 70 O'CLOCK,
consisting OF closely mstcbed pair of dappe Mares
las iabJs .d. warranted Kind
harness. trot together elcse 10 inmates; extra
stylish ard pleasant drivers; beautiful road team.
heayy flowing and tabs, l5a4 hands. years
great roatstes and all day travellers; would make One
road or family team.
cne hne pa blacks, Horse and Mare, 151 hands, years
old very b!ocky buit will weigh about 22u pounds nsur.
passed as farm business team good drivers
roadsters; are warranted sound and kind.
ray Horse. l5s. hands, years old warranted kind and
vice q ne family or business horse.
toreI Mare, 15 hands old warranted sound and
KIND 10 eli harness An extra fpe stylish and fast traveller
ca rt In three minutes and to the end OF the road.
Bay Mare, bsa hands years. very elegant and prompt
driver no ,iee fears nothing; superior roaaer IA war
ranted sound ami kind.
Extra stylish sorel Horse lb hands, years; very fine
and last roaser fit for any kind OF bsness warranted
soun and kind
Back Horse, 5t hands, years: trot in 10; per-
fecuy gentle Tor any 10 drive; nc, free driver and
superior road fnmiiy horse; Is warranted and
Kidd.
sofr Horse hands, year; very elegant sepper and
free Pleasant drver beanin! coupe horse; warranted
sound and kind
Brown Mare Is hands years in three minutes
and viii weigh about L. GU lbs III for any kind Of
warranted sound and kind.
The above rst class horses be and examined
and any time previous to sale at the
Gentlemen VIII do well 10 attend this sale, offer
for purchasing fine roads;ers
several Other Horses, &C.
Fun description In WEDNESDAYS Herald.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.


A TTEND THE GREAT HORSE SALE.
IA ATTEND THE GREAT HORSE SAL e
AT BARKER h HAMLIN'S
CITY AUCTION MART AND n. Y. ThTTERSALLS,
corner Broadway aud Thfrty-nfnth street
LARGE CONSIGNMENT FROM CANADA WEST
OF 10 ROAD, BUSINESS AND WORK HORSES.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
80, POSITIVELY TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH l6 At TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consisting OF
One elegant pair OF Dappe Grsys fine pair Of Bays
one pair OF Hacks Sorre Msre Sorrc Horse
Bay aafe, one Back Horse, extra fine Sorrei Coupe
Horse, one large Brown Mare, Ray Horse
Others fnll description in Tuesdays Herald.
The above first class stock all eamey prompt stylish
and fast travellers and elegant drivers,
and are all warranted sound and kind.
Gentlemen will do well 10 attend this sala offer
great opportunity for purchasing fne road business
work Horses
Stock Be now a. tho mart any dag previous
TO
The New York herald., 1870-03-15

TEXAS LINE
sailing every Saturday n NJ touching at Key West car.
rying the United States mat. =
Thc Al steamer GENERAL sRDGwICR, Captain Gates
sooner II full -
All goods for Houston the interior will forwarded by
agents, Messrs. 4. II. McMahun x Co., free.
For freight or passage apply TO
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
COAsTy:sg sTgAusaIPs.

TTNITED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
-, ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Sailing regularly every Thursday o'clock r. NJ precisely
. from pier No. 1 North river
CvL MBlA tapain E Van Sce .Marcn ~
nlsSOt RI Captain j. Il. Edsaris tva Nassau Marca u
hOKhO CASTLE, Captain r. Adams, March 81
For freight ar passage apply to
s. O. WHEELER, JR.. Presdsnt, No Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
L'oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.

LNoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Old f.ine--f.ow Freight
The well known first class sidewhrel steamship
DE soFO, Thomas H. Norton commander
VIII leave pier 81 North river Saturday March ~ At r.
Freight taken At through 81 Louis, Mobile and
Galveston.
For freight or passage having superior accommodations,
Apply TO LIVINGSTON, FOX a CO.,
No. ~ Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15

E,oR CHARLESTON, s. C., THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
IL and Florida ports.
yew York and Chsres,on Steamship Companya slass
silewhcci Nenmshp
CHARIEsToN Can. ain James Berry
Tuesday. March To- NJ r. NJ. sai,iDg from pier No.
North river. -
Superior accommodations for psssengers.
Through tickets bills OF connec-
ton with the south Carolina Railroad to al points and
Southwest and with Florida ports.
Goods forwarded free of commission.
Bills OF lading furnished ant signed n The pier
The South Carolina Railroad Comp steamship TEN.
NESSEE viii follow anu sail Tharsday, Aarcn IA.
Fer fTeigE. OF p.ssasc Apply to
HENRY X. MORGAN 4 co, Agents,
Rrnnd
The New York herald., 1870-03-15

1T l00 TO RENT OR LEASE FASHION
- wv. Course, or for SALE with all the improve
meats. For further Information apply to d. C. R!SSELL
the prenises to H. COTTON, lilo Thry-Gfth ST.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15

L'OR sALE-A BRIGHT DAY HORSE 1871 HANDS
+ high; single double. Sold for of use.
Apply between and 10 A. NJ, NJ stable attached to 800 FIJI
The New York herald., 1870-03-15

I OTTERY PRIZES CASHED. AND INFORMATION
- given. Kentucky and Havana circulars sent JOSEPH
BATES CO., u WAL street, box 4264 Branch oace, li7
BfooIne street
The New York herald., 1870-03-15

Ar WOOD BROTHERS, t96 BROADWAY,
~ One light Coupe pole and shafLs.
One Clarence. lined brown satin
One two wheeled Dog Cart.
One four wheeled log rart.
One ak seat Phaeoa
One four seat Phaeton
One Caechc.
One kockaway Coach.
One six sent Rockaway
One Coupe Rockaway
One Curtain Coach
One wagcnette. Top and Open Wagon.
The ABOVE carrages all in good order will be sold
al low pricea
WOOD BROTHERS.
EoN
The New York herald., 1870-03-15

NOR SALE--A PINE PAIR or CARRIAGE HORSES,
ari fast pair OF driving Horses, who also good for
the sadie Apply private stable Twenyslxth street.
kros
The New York herald., 1870-03-15

(SiGARs. LEAF TOBACCO, &C., FOR sALE.-LiQt !,
" daton Of De Braekeeor fooe sale az cost aoJ w
very hnc and well seasoned Havana ald seed Cisas us
psas Figaro, par,agas, Sc.l from s.o 70 SJ aso sw
bats o extra superior Havana Wrappers below cost WORK
Benches Fixtures, Ac very The Lease Of fee spend'd
Lots 25xlGo Srs', second and hrd. well adapted Tor
cigar manpfaciery Sa59 Apply tho inanu!actory
sj Eeekman street. up stairs.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A SPEED sPEED.-FOR POSITIVE AND PEREMP-
N. tory sale, the fast sorre running ny Spotted Fawn
was raised by Colonel Micber Of Virginia she sired by
peucaon and he nv Revenue out OF imported Queen; her
dam wss ~ comnodors he BY noston out q Rossle Sum-
crs kc &c Spotted Fawn II bve old this spring
perfectly Gentle aud sound she has three OF
races and In 47, and has of the richest pad
of ly in America; would prove aluabe ac
aa-lon az brood mare win be positively sold without
reserve Wednesday, March III. at IL O'clock BARKER
HAMLIN'S CITY Auction Mart and New York Taersal's
Broadway and rhrtyninh street. Full pedigree at
sale. Can be seen now ana any day previous sale.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-25
list OF AGENTS.

T.TUsvIlIE, CHURCH Fun AND vICrNI
YI-SrEPHEN .OtF. office, famiton's Cigar
ttorc, address Htusyil.e, Pa Assistant John Van
fciver.
rlrUSvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND vrCINI
TY-H. IL THOMAS. Once and address, Nan.
ion uouse 1itusvile. Pa
oHAMbuRG AND VICINTY-GEORGE IR-
yfN olice, Shamblrg; residence Titusvil!e, Pa
rs :e,ant. 4 A. Nest.
ENTERPRISE TLFAsSNT WILLIE, BEAN
FARM AM PrfliCIr W. GEO VAN
NLlI.r. Oii'e aud address. Cra-e House. Pleas
sn wife. Assistant II. G. Huntington.
HiDIOUP AND WEST HlCKORY--CHhS
CLARK Once and address. Exp c4s ,ifiice lid,
% tie, Pa. Assistant Il. G BenIilssy.
tETROLEUM CENTRE ANO YICINITY--
LEVI MASON Once aRdadaress. Petroleum Cen
ire Pa 4 Assistant, charles Backiord.
rARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
on IL Creek and Cherry Rim. from story Farm to
Al ,Cintp;iv'lls--.IAT TESSAUNDENS. address
rarr Firm Pa. Assistants. Luther d. Saunders.
thrrlu- q. COelr N and vi lani Hoyt.
aopLiNrpuRViLLG, OIL CITY AND r No
Ntsr. Address, OIL City or iscno, Pa
FsANE.iN, ALONG THE AILraUrNY MY.
TVA TiADER Oiice and address. Franklin,Pa
SCfTBG ass. Fy'pEh FARM & PA dkE -
- N'IS 3--hICH ARD ". ENiItlE'.D, Ofire
anf o 1t "a $ rUbgra,,, n Assistant, K. W !Or-
t. fs q, pddT 'inl N 0n. Pa.
~ "-'f |IR it>IA--C. b. ANGEL. and T. F
COOK Address. paryer,lrrs, West Virginia.
k.Ob, ris PeJTu'"'iri Torpedo 10.
uiagI-Is.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-17

BELLArRE IrEMs.-Wc learn from the
Bellaire Independent that a large steam
Touring mill is 10 be built in that town
next summer.
Samuel Grow, who works in the B. d
O. yard, had his hand crushed, Thurs
day, while coupling cars.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Bellaire Nail Works will be
held Saturday, January %.
A freight brakeman by the name Of
Gladman, who lives in GAINESVILLE, had
his hand crushed between the bumpers,
while coupling cars in the Baltimore d
Ohio yard, Wednesday morning. DR..
Hoover was called and dressed his
hand.
Rev. W. NJ. Ferguson will deliver his
lecture on "Mordecai. the jew, at the
City Hall, Monday evening, January
9th. The proceeds will go to the choir
of the Presbyterian church. The lee
ture is highly spoken Of by the press.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-17

A FIzzLE The attempt to get an
item at the Police Court yesterday was
most inslorious fzzle. One chaps
name was on the docket, and as we
read that James Davis had been arrest
cd for disorderly conduct, we sweetly
murmured, We'll, half a loaf is better
than no bread" and we got out our
Paper and pencil ready for business
But when we learned that the witnesses
were not present and the case would
have to be continued, we pulled our
hat down over our Websterisn brow,
cut our note book and pencil in our
pocket and wandered off to other
pastures, satisfied that all attempts to
get ANYTHING from the Police Court, as
Police Court Yesterday, Was o fizzle.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-17

ASSOCIATION Formed meeting
held at Dewey & Vances Office yester
day afternoon to organize a branch Of
the American Association for the Pro-
lection OF Home Industries, T. J.
Sweeney was called TO the chair and
A. Campbell was chosen Secretary.
After very full and free discussion of
the Office: OF the meeting, protection to
American industry, a committee con.
sistine of Messrs. Campbell, T. j..
Sweeney. C. L Hubbard. Woodward
and Hern was appointed to report per-
maneut officers and a plan Of organiza.
ton, and to prepare an address. There
being no other business of Importance
coming before the meeting it adjourned
to meet at the call Of the committee,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-17

An ENUMERATION OF Few OF THE
HoLlDAY GooDs FOR SALE THIS CHRIST
MAs.-Fine gift books, varying in price
from one dollar to fifty, books IN end
less variety for boys and girls, toy books
of oil kinds. japanese goods, very Gu
rious, gold pens and pencils, family
bibles, prayer and hymn books Of oil
denominations and in all kinds of bind
ing, checkers, checker-boards and chess
fine and cheap writing desks, jewel
cases and glove boxes, ladies compan'
ions, alphabetical and building blocks
games ofall kinds, including Parcheesi
japanese backgammon, swing ball ten
pine, parlor croquet, &c, fine pocket
books, penknives, paper cutters, foreign
and American chromos, lot of the
finest stationary and thousand other
articles, all OF which will be sold at rea
sonable prices by Paul Bros. & Co No.
90 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-17
TRY ziegenfelders Cough Candy, al
No. 4 Odd Fellows Hall, Monroe street.

THE CONCERT LAST NrGHr--The con.
cert given 10y the Harmonic, Manner
Choir, Beethoven and Liederkranz sing
ing societies, assisted by Was orchestra,
Messrs. II. Ebe!ng and E. }. Whipple
and Mrs. Whitney. in honor Of the one
hundredth birthday Of Beethoven, at
Washington Hall, under the musical
direction Of DR.. Wiesel, was success
in every particular. The gem Of the
evening was the chorus at the opening
of the second part Of the programme,
sung by all the singing societies with
an accompaniment. 1t was grand,
The Duet between Mrs Whitney and
Mr.. Whipple, "No end to sorrow now"
won, as it deserved, rapturous encore
Mrs. Whitney has greatly improved in
her singing since we last had the pleas
ure Of hearing her. She sings with a
great deal OF feeling, and her voice
seems to be under greater control than
formerly, so that she sings with the
case, range and grace Of professional.
Mr.. Whipple also won an encore for his
rendition Of the hasso solo, Gold, my
friend" lie was in superb voice and
made the ball ring again with his rich,
round and musical tones. His voice
has no angles or rough places in 1t, but
rolls ont clear and full. Herman Ehe-
ling's violin solos were fine, as they
always are, The overture, by Vaas
orchestra, would have been creditable
to any orchestra in the country. 1t
was splendidly given. But we cannot
particularize further. The concert was
most enjoyable and reflected the great
est credit on all concerned. May we
have more such.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-17
THE RED MES's BALL.-One Of Il

THE RED MES's BALL.-One Of the
most delightful balls given this season
was that given at Turner Hall. last
night by Cornstalk Tribe No. 2, I'm
proved Order of Red Men. The dane
ing was KEEP. up until late hour, when
all retired satiated with the happiness
Of the night We noticed among the
Red men, several bald headed 1njins,
but could not learn whennor how they
came to lose their sealrs They seemed
to get along through just as well with
ont them. Long may they stand with.
eat hair between them and hsavsa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-17

IT rs generally thought that good
photographs cannot be taken on rainy
days. This is very great error.
Smoke is a far greater enemy to the
photographer than rain. The latter frees
the atmosphere OF smoke. thereby often
enabling the operator to make your
picture with a much shorter sitting
than is required on smoky day: that
otherwise appears fine. The Partridge
Photograph Gallery on Main street, has
the largest light in the country. Thus
armed, they cannot he beaten any
where.