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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-25
ORGANIZATION.

sIsrS or ILLINOIS Esrorrrvr OFFICE jan 1911
B. nd s VII. . s s 10 Of . e. s The
# s' oI i P" S S1 s s HT
hereby nG all that The d1y q
s ;usI State Of Illinois Vi. bonds Of the STATE tat Of
may upon win
i1y Of s @ s Bonds p Of an en-
f fes a. I sf Se STOCK dsisd
July ic+7 and payable at the pleasure Of the State after 1870
New Inen. improvement Stock standing Alderman
john Baker $500 Rev Jo.h Baemsn 900 Mrs Nancy
'G. hsSy sS g. John Bel ms s
Ss'fs :s s'@Ss ssfs
$1,000 Matthew Bujsc *aoO Poly Bai 1000 Geerge B.A
ssssSssI ess;:sl i
.1 SGGI james e'e Clemens s'Tae c James ce ss Charles
Soaes sa. q The c State Of Rs !. g; %
SSs z s 81 sWs Ssss s. pSs s kc cs a!sgo
$500 John and Ew, FGlesOn il trust s3eS lH,scHor; %
s oIs M So C ans f, f's s FsD.i G y R ss
@ Estate n augustus ss G.ssls Sa ME
sisS Bets Is s easiSs ooo $IS
LIZ. ss 10 Ta 'I sssr HI &S s g:H snas H S
ss H. 7H s j. S3s' hsS SsG' Hs
sisSo HsenSss si.Sp so0 h,s,1s. and s,S
Co., il9 SEBASTIAN S ssan ssf
:sl:G G JON IS and e hs ao s1
s S maven and Rev 6S
tee O0: John G Other Edmond Pcre ST.
Phelps $2O0O Charles Phelps $1,000; Caroline
G. Phelps, trustee sloOOi W A. PaeRus s3.lCS co. Lloyd
Po.y 81 400 Mary Head 81 0O0 Elisha Riggs, + 1y B j. L.
Robinson 80 $50 30 William James Roe S2i Daniel Roger q
Rothsohin $50; Charles sehreibeT $4,000 O. T.
Co. $1,000; Edward soock, : 900; George
oO0 John Speien 81 00) Caroline NJ. Sanni 1885,
Benjamin oge Taylor s2a4 The Administrator Office Of Hope
Ketwh Widow W. Bonh 550iOU The Penn
yvsna Co for Insurance lives &C. slc The Governor Of III
900; Institution Savings Of derChsns
Clerks $40, $3.50 G Mr. Anna Washing
Charles Watkins John Weieburn, $4,000
William whewught ga9 William Louis Wnans, $780, william
p. Wheeble. s. .Obu.
coupon bond old internal stock dated Jnu.
1885, number or and one bond dated May 1870 No &c. $1,000 each
PAYABLE after 1870 -
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


JAN 30 rkg Ashes pigs 4107 bales Cotton 625 bags
Cotton Seed e4e bhs Flour $50 bnsa Wheat % go bu Corp
400 bush. Malt 94 bush Grass Seed ala bush
Beans bhS Meal Meal AS Buckvheat
bbs Oatmeal 3 bills Pork III pks Beef az Pkgs Cut
pigs 2l64 Butter ~ pigs
Cheese ls bbls Eggs Is pigs TsOw $40 pigs Drei Fruit go
Hogs bills Copper. 26 bbl WHISKY 27g bales Wool 70
Hops II $50 sds Leather, 1914 Hides Lt9 ndls Hides $50
Rid Tobacco 29 bors Tobacco bbl y o. Mos 1871 hhds
n o. sugar 8i pkg, Rice pigs starch 22 bales Mo' Il pigs
Tea has SuuAc
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Live geese giu, the market and sell very slowly eN prices
Fowls and ducks in te' demaid dressed pS pom -
For instance lot Of fowls poor when sent arrived IN q
scarcely he SOLD 81 price far
gone Then the present cold snap enng them as
solid rock ami soh al cents = 10 This is iaT Illus
,,sop Of lots Of an Kinds Of poultry few parcels Of dry picked
chickens and above quotations Many lots OF stale
The market while the scouts frozen
in Game abundant especially venison much Of out OF
been sold at &c 10 and oher os
would 90 at offer made while choice Minnesota saddles
o YESTERDAY and might he still better TODAY hck nar
from &C. for bulls snd meat not n
good condition loo for fat hes brought rer gerae cars ou.
and otbe sold the frs; Of March, PROVIDED they were
PRIOR prohibited in the States whe taken Rabbits
and scarcely be sold al ALL 30 plenty are hey. We qoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-25

Ton TAP AND BRizoRA RAILROAD BY the Governor Of tn.
Where's TIE o n iuo~p a. h, the oaso. Tap ard
Ir.los Railroad arse Indebted the school RVnd of the se Of
..%. under he act Of The es,tars h 10 entitled Al
railroad ssnp.t.. isscpef.ts and he .@sa%s1.
G Tsn m,Se and an. a,[ Is. s,s . under said m
%hss,a s, ana os ,,,,, h, su, 70 IA, the interest and
ld q sad adssss. hs, 20, oonp az III.
% c S o. Aas Of ano Of y. @ sn A
t the RELIEF Of railroad eOmpane. indebted the State for loan, from
Whsr.. Because e such ailors the Governor the sat, re-
IN .sa,heion Of said Indebtedness.
SGi Fb h eDi DAVIS GSo4 IF d s .' ID. s
WEDNESDAY the 18th d.S Of pshrs p ls7i 70 Be .oa
said including the rostbd right grading bridges, iron
% be o on as and Sf. s Pss
sid company necessary to IL busres' said railroad being about
.s Pl.s =. public auction aid s,s sn.sn:A day
s md u sG. p u, .1 BE to *:
sh should he deem advisable buy said in for the sens
o. @ sS TsS s ss 10 ss bid Find Be made sufficient cover the
a,'s 5s% y ma and have canned
@ s q S;,s%s s ,S q Sy Ts's o9.9ss Of
BY she Governor: 7. NHvoosB. Secretary Of STATE
PROCLAMATION of SALE of the TEXAS
j AND hBw ORLEANS RAiLRoAD-By the Governor Of the
eso.d sTs.a. I'd
Of ppcp sad the 'ec.l school fund oaOsd
ih. nader The Of tie Lss..'o,e Of August 2h e entitled
bond. of fsio Ss sep.s
said railroad the State OF under
said act and amendment, aud
where's Said railroad ecp.ny by failure the intsTs.. and
sinking Indebtedness has compiled with its obligations
under said Of August 18th 1885, and the amendments thereto AMI
has complied witt the Of 18th Of August 1870 entitled An
Act for the relief railroad companies indebted TO the State for osns
from tie special school fund :" and
Whereas Of such fure the Governor Of the State re-
By said Of the Legaure said railroad 10 be sold
satisfaction Of ssid Indebtedness; - =, -,
Now therefore in conformity with said Of The
Legislature EDMUND DAVIS Governor OF said State, will
TUESDAY the lab day Of February d. iii cause TO be sold the
said Railroad a1 the charter rghs OF sd
Company pupg the Toaed night OF grading bragss IRON
and all tie stock subscribed Tor said
Company all the depos aud depot stations and all ths property owne
by Company its bunnesssad RAILROAD beng ABOUT
one hundred and eight (c3l miles long.
place public auction said 'th day February
1871 Of Capitol OF the State Austin between The
and IL o'clock and the sale to be to the highest cash
pT0rd that the Governor the night should
advisable the benefit OF the school
fupd tou cash bid t made sufficient to eesr the nepai ana IN
| teTsst due the school fund
In testimony whereof have hereunto signed and have
caused the great Of lie sfret at the CITY OF
H. Austin Of November A. D. 1870 and OF the indie
IDMUND J. DAVIS, Governor
By the Governor: JAS p. Hgwcoss. seerery Of state
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ADRIAN H. MuLLxR, Aucuonecr.
EXECUTORS SALE OF STOCKS AND

EXECUTORS SALE OF SIOCkS AND
IA BONDS--ADiiIAN H. MULLER (P r. WILKINS Coz will
c auction WEDNESDAY January 1871 IA O'Clock tho
Exchange Sslesroom, No. Ill broadway
BY OSnER or TIKI EXECUTORS or JOHN ALsTYNB, DBCD
so Shares National Park Bank. 100 each.
30 Shares Mechanics National Bank S25 each
no Shares Gallatin National Bank $50 each.
so Shares Butchers and Doyers National Bank S25 each.
80 Shares National Bank Of North Amenes, 800 each.
200 Shares Chatham National Bank, f23 each.
20 Shares New York County National Bank, 800 each.
loo Shares Merchants Exchange National Bank, 90 each.
~ Shares Oriental Bank SS each.
go Shares Union National Bank, $50 each.
In Shares City National Bsnk 500 each
700 Shares Bank Of the Msnhssn Company, $50 each.
IS Shares United States Trust Co.. 800 each.
40 Shares Manhattan oil Co. 800 each
$50 Shares New jersey Steamboat Co., sl0c each
Delaware Wetern X r.
100 Shares Long Island r. X Co. $50 each.
100 shares Michigan Central u. X Co., + 10 each.
loo Shares Milwaukee and ST. Paul r. Co. Preferred Stock 800
each,
20 Shares Peoria and Oquswks r. r. ca. $40 each.
80 Shares New.Yors Museum Association, 800 each.
$50 Shares NewYoi Newfoundland and London Telegraph Co..
each
$50 900 Manhattan Gas Light Co Certificates 81 600 each
81 600 Quincy and Palmyra X r. Co. Bond.
5000 Michigan Southern aud Northern Indiana Co Sinking
Fund Bonds, 81 900 each
$1,000 Metropolitan Gas Light Co Bonds 81 900 each
81, 600 Central X K Of NewJersey Bond
S25e0 New-Jersey Steamboat Co Bonds, 81 900 each.
$1,000 Morris and Essex K r. Co Bonds ST. each.
Hannibal and Naples r. X Co Bonds III 900 each. 3f8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-25

Illinois and Michigan Canal Bonds. yn
Nineteen july 1s payable after 1870
TO- ls &C. 80 "a a. S. &C. IA Io3 lo u.s. l2 49, 49, $780,
1879 2pI m r., =,
elsss bonds registeredNc A. a. ~ So o. 3D.
85 SO TO us 1884, 49, I6 lJ l9l, 1872 1873 1876 1856 -
rs Canal Bons PAYABLE New York ar lSV-Nos
lOll. 1876 1881 lI9 1870 l1 lOiJ 100, i'
1857 lOs 1913 1914 lOS 1887 1893. I0E, mas 1882 100 ~
of bonds regsterd-Nos lv l0O WE Oo
1913 1913 1877 1884, 1885 1884, li 1896 1851 1850 lO7l C'9 1885,
l089 1890. 1881. So.
800 Canal Bonds psyable in London aer
45 TO- H. r. 49, a. 81 a. J5 81, 81 3d. 3d. a. 49, a. 30 no. ~
~, "a. 50. 81, SO, "a
Four huired class Of bonds registerdEo B.
% a. g, go Al, 50 10 70 inclusive % 10 ~ inclusive
f225 Canal BoDCs PAYABLE IN London
ATE Is7ONos inclusive li1 49, is to 40 49, Ky ~
1000 1914 TO 1OJ lciI TO 1852 O9
1850 1852 los. 1865 10 100 TO 1853 ll02 10 l5
II6 1884, 1l4e TO nao li67, ll6s Ill., J lSoi 10 s' i-
to 1895.
Five hundred ard eighteen class Of bones 70
inclusive le5 16 49, 88, ls9 29 800 JOB TO co., IOV
IOll 1912 1913 1853. ITO ll73 E8 TO l24 :. .,
Sirtythre Canal Bonds payable in London sier
s a. 49, 90 81 las to Isl Inclusive l7O to 1856 III to A0 80
to %l.
Five hundred class Of bonds eZedo' 70
II inclusive 49, 80 g. 60 a. 81 to IA Is? to lS9 l5I TO Z zi' 70 49,
o
testimony whereof hereto set hard and cause to be sh5' inc
al the City Sprngbe th yin Gay o
A. ID. 1911 JOHN %. rhLnlhIs oo,ein".
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


s9 er9 qq s .pa usf's f DO Fs aS
Nv ~ SSs Is q Wheat ssocl scarce higher Choice
od fTs Sal $50 csnSon T s ih g Ono s
asl Pennsylvania 81 4dsl IS Corn scT White $685. f
ga sOGSl active good demand Lard better at l9s
PaiADrISaii jan ~cOtion better Flour less fq Psqnsylya
n. ss M R R Rcd 81 az G'sI W 81 a. Rye
and unchanged Corn steady and higher Yelo. nc Mixed
R Ss cas H 3 ss rdoe g
Dong Provisions advancing; Mess PORK 500 So So Lard 30
i$c Petroleum Steady Grade loe Refined 4''c Whisky un
TofSDo Jan 24Flour and in fair demand Wheat advancing
.d active demand No Red WaS Yah a q =; a NJ Low & os s
9 Pss, ,.si w 20 a1o@ sS fc,s 1 b6 Oats
srSso jan -Poar steady and in better demand sales Loo
for No SPHs E 3 for w AnSt s Mn ssd quiet III % Cor CORN
la2 .ae. carloads @c Oats guet and n. IN
aSs sa,u w'' RI. h snd Peas s n SIy a cln
e ss dIsSsa CIV" Ma M'd s@ ShS SH to quality
sSs5s Railroad fsi1f 19 nine, f ssj01 70 I Boston to
= TsTYSSl Ai5s9y 9 !; q n., No
ear O 4nSsS Ss Hf 1; Corn fr and for New
81 bush weste Sc Rye held hgh
ana 900 5a.h Other articles quiet and IN
Jan a%s s e more %i R ss.s sn a
s .ni cSe G osf Ks. Deb al Il Is Con- fH
Win demand s s Te S0 .S %s HI is1 b.
ba the sales have been small lot Of Rejected srrOsed
he'd firmly advance Of lot Of State at &c full car
cEic,so Jan 2~Tiom sfm demand and unchanged
Wheat ARM No2 A G3f se se FTas c0 0a g f9
and fry active: No 046t 47ie43c sell April Rye
suier s1a firm; Barley trn AMI in fair demand; No
81 use Pork active sn1 steady at %22 cash. W 90 seller
Nanci CASH Meats sales, NVp ID 6reen
thouders - Hams lJQl6 b, average I& 53 10 aver
re s s SsG. b S a ice r seGi held At s offering. s
Dressed Hog fairly active at IS 25@S8 80 keeeps-tVO
bush Corn, 1900 bush Oats
1000 hush Barley 600 Drese Hogs sbipmens-5O bills Flour
5000 bush. Oats. 5000 Dressed hogs.
LousyuLR -rohaccO sales 10 hh1s Common 70
s sSSSns ait ana So Cotton ar at avsncng se
Al * 80 Corn frm Shelei in sacks, Csc Otter Grams quiet
sons trve; Mezs S22 Bac0nSlouGers sici Clear
Rib iIsc: lie Bulk Mea-shonders 8I Clear lhb
IO2c Clear SIDES NE Lard in uerces @tc kegs Iic WHISKY
quiet at Soc. r. ..-...o, o. o...
PetroeunCrude quiet and baoyaut hOd
ing of for lower prices nOmaay S. Refined qu at 3
Il dul and unchanged Flour ann super
s,. Winter 1886 Winter IS s5 25 Double TX
ra $3.50 Whea advancing and excited No. Red WINTER
Inspected ~ IS Corn scve; Mixed in bch on other S OF
IN. River ga 45c AMI al dic, sacked By
nn =, 7sc Tor prpe Fail Re-So,ing done Hunes stcsd at
Isc PORK higher at S2l 5OS92 Dry SSe1 Meats better; Bulk
Sboper. Code Clear Rib l0idlOsc Clear Sizes HE Bacon
end cattle unchanged unsettled Hogs hgberi sses at 80 ''~
81 ReeuPts2N bbls Flour 1000 bush "heA i'VV iios~
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Balls.

INIREMEN's BALL.
il THE FORTY SECOND ANIMAL BALL
IN all
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUND
Of de late
VOLUNTEERS NEW YORK rIRB DEPARTMENT,
Willie
TUR ACADEMY OF MUSIC
MONDAY EVENING, JAN % lSTL
TICKETS fIVB DOLLARS,
Admitting a senensn ani faces
JAMRSf MRSMAN, Prcsient 10 Pearl St.
Atoxto sL0rE Treasurer. ls0 fultoa-lt
. JasrrH WEsrTAY, Secrctsr, ! HlhAm.st
and CIRCLE BOXES D.
pl,osliou TO JAMES Y. wENAAN. ff..t4ss,
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COTTON MARKETS.

wUyersy Jan 24-Cotton quiet and nominal; Mdtng he
ne: receipts bales eIpooasis Is bales stock o6o baeS
GALvEsroS Jan 1COon FIRM Good Ordinary lei net ieeeps
e2I bales; sale. 5000 bales; stock, SiB bales
24-COtio1 hddlnss l9tej gross receipts
bAles Ses COO bales; stock, 600 bales
CnARIHsrOs jan 2CottOn steady Midihngs lII4ti h re
eepu 5 taesi 80 bales sales ~ Do esi socA
~ ia bales. ,,,.t....
EEwOKLEaSs Cotion STEADY and in fair denand hiddns
Abs bales; eIpOrsO Great
Britain l544 bales Ge 1850 bales to Boston, 1913 bales
,sles ii 90 bales; stOck 1883 bales - 800
MOBILE 2Cotton quiet and essier Mddlngs lc net re-
Great Britain 5000 Bales Osst"se
4 hsis.. sale 500 bales; stock 67y624 bales
active IT full prices; Mdilngs, 1870
6 bales erporisi0 tie Continent IO bales
2bafs: Gales 5000 bales stock. % SO bale.
2-COon firm; Low micbnFs $40 lfc net re-
e.pt- 81 bales: ezpJeoastwse 5 bales; sass 200 bales
stOct. $780, bales = --.-..-,. ,,,,.,.. ~. -. ..
c.r 55 als gass so bales eIlOrseozst"e $50 bales sales
40 bales; sOct, l., 80 bales
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Geese. wOstcrn......sl soas2 o
Fowls and Chickens,


OF Potatoes Southern Seed $500
go ng south dung the week Goodrich Mohawk and Rose
advanced Trade very good understood that seed in
bbls while other potatoes bulk Onions are higher
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and rang. from sdss extremes MaIen So hcre) eomns
from sd 81 Stunks bring Tom eoc Tor 4u''c


Receipts. Sos bales with very shPPed The market remains
iAsw week duh as II vel can le we guo,; O., AK
Hons state Prime n......2GA Hops state Oa Gooi s9
do Pair, sac DO VI N"h1 !" rAi''''''
Do. Old OAis...........s. Ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-24

FREsH OYsrERs.4We direct attention
to the advertisement Of J. @. Hel1y, found
in another column Of this mornings paper.
Mr.. II. Is receiving daily a full supply Of
very superior oysters, which he will sell
by the Case or can at very reasonable
prices. Our city readers need no as.
surances as to the quality Of blvalves sold
in this market the past two years by Mr.
HeNly. Heis first In the field this season,
and keeps a full stock Of the same brand
heretofore kept by hin,. Mr.. II. Is to be
found at the old stand-mder Odd Eel.
lows Hall, next door to Bookings drug
store. Give him call. N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-24

GENERAL SETTLENENT-Tbere was a
general settlement of last Friday nights
fight In saloon In Centre Wheeling, be.
lore Esqr. Hammer, last evening. 1t will
he remembered by the readers of Police
Court matters that John STANLEY, Fred
llosenielt and Peter lIabig, were before
that tribunal within the past week, for
participation in Tree row on the night
named above, and we're severaliy dealt
with as the character Of their offence
seemed to merit Last evening, Stanley
was before Esqr X, on complaint Of 10
senielt, on the charge Of assault and bat.
terry They COMPROMISED their differences,
each one agreeing to pay half the costs.
lIabig had STANLEY arrested on a peace
warrant. The examination was 10 have
taken place Tuesday evening, but was
po'Ip"ned until last evening, when the
,''a''er was compromiscd-the complain.
ant paying the costs. As A sc,or Shan
ICY, m n,.l complaint against IIabig, chare.
ing hlm with assault and b,,,e,v We
the case was called The no,,ioS Mhen
that they had buried The "I io announced
Shanlcy agreeing 10 puy the i unsTsT, 8,
penscs. |- l'..H ''"' eA-
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CAuF MEErRe.-The 49, serriees thiz |

CANP NKETH6.-The fIst services this
year o. the camp ground ncAr MOUNDS
vile, xere held Tuesday evening At /.
o'clock The opening exercises were
conducted by Rev. J. p. Farmer, followed
by an earnest sermon by Rev. 6. Martin,
D. D., Who chose as the foundation Of his
discourse the 4th and 9Th yenes Of the
10Th chapter lid Corinthians. Rev. c.
D. Bsttelle concluded the services with q
stirring eIhortation.
Yesterday morning Al S O'Clock s gen
eral class and prayer meeting were held,
at which q very considerable interest was
manifested. Rev. AAnsell, Of Bellaire,
preached plain, practical sermon at 10
O'Clock, from the slh verse OF the cd
Psalm. Al kAlEpast one O'Clock in the
afternoon, short time was devoted 10
secret prayer, and was very generally Oh.
served. Rev. DR.. Leech, Of MaTtinsburg,
occupied the stand Al O'Clock, preaching
from the 7th verse Of the first chapter OF
John. The effort Of DR.. l. was an exceed
ingty able one, and made profound i'm.
preston.
The attendance At the camp Is very
large Tor 50 early stage Of the meeting.
About one hundred and fifty tents are al
ready up and occupied, with prospect Of
being increased to two hundred in the
course VI day or two. The preachers
tent and stand are combined in Il neat
tWostOry frame building, which serves
the double purpose nicely. Besides this
more permanent structure there are on
the ground two or three others, Of similar
character, erected at considerable eX.
penSe and in quite good taste.
The arrangements Tor boarding are
pretty complete Good board is furnished
al one dollar per day, or fifty cents per
meal. There are three boarding tents
one Of them kept by Aunt Minty," Justly
celebrated for her skill in culinary mat.
ten
A novel plan for lighting the camp at
night, which dispenses with the grease Of
tAllOw diIE and the smoke Of the old.
fashioned bonfire on elevated platforms,
has been adopted. Lamps with three
burners are placed at conspicuous points,
and in numbers sufficient to illuminate
the entire camp
Rigid rules Tor the preservation Of order
are enforced by vigilsnt police officers,
and no danger is Apprehcnded from row.
dyisu, or the recurrence Of the disgraceful
scenes which have on some occasions
characterized similar meetings. The
grounds are laid of in avenues and streets,
and there is marked improvement in
their general condition over that Of
other years. A signal for rising is
given at . o'clock in the morning, and
4 regular programme is followed each |
day with all the sirictness and precision |
Of thoroughly organized military camp. |
We regret that we did not get list
Of the ministers present. The clerical
force Is pretty large, however, with
good prospect Of several additions before
the close Of the present week. Among
those expected are Dr. and Mrs. Palmer,
ltevs. lnskip and GOFham. Everything,
last evening, betOkened d successful camp
meeting in oil respects.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-24

FINE WALL PAPERs-Messrs. PAUL
Bros & Co., No. 90 Market street, have
the largest and finest stock of decora.
tons for halls, churches, &c, To be found
in the city. Persons desiring such goods
will find very large and complete sclec.
ton at the above house, and they are the
only firm in the city that make special.
ty Of such goods as Decoration Mould.
ings for panels, fine Grained Papers, Of
all descriptions. 4O,inch Plain Tints. for
vanishing, Gilt, Velvet, Bronze and En-.
broidered Wall Papers, at less than East.
ern nricea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-24

PROPOSED New liRIDGE.-The Board
Of supervisors adopted resolution, yes.
tcrlay, which may result in the erection
nl new bridge over the creek at the foot
III Sixth street. That such an improve.
ment Is needed and would be great con.
venienCe 10 the residents in East Wheel.
ing, there can be no doubt, The question
whether The Board has Jurisdiction In
such cases within the city limits, was
raised, and 1t Is made part of the duty Of
the committee to report the result Of their
investigations on that point. We hope
the bridge will be built by somebody, as
the ricketty old affair now spanning the
creek at that point Is Just ready to fall
down.
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acknowledgement.
THURSDAY. AUGUST ~, 1871.
New Advertisements.

Ws.r,I-A Middle Aged Lady
WaD.el-Heip
Fny Dollars Reward
OysieT,, Oyster.
iI.ir JewelD-OElcby y Dulhrlt
Island Lot fDr Sale
For Sale
Female Classical Institute.
Trustees sale.
Wants Of Small Dwellings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-24

CnSTH\Cr AwARDED.-We are graft.
fed In hear that the contract for manu-.
featuring and putting down flexible joint
,Balcr.pipc across the Muskingum river
at Xanesvile, o., have been awarded TO
our townsmen, MessB Swecneys d Co.
The length Of pipe required 5 about 800
feet, and the work will DO commenced al
once. The same pattern will be used as
that put down Across the river here, and
like our own Seventh Warders, the in.
hnbitans Of Vest ZnnesyiDe, will soon
have an ample supply of water.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-24

Posi- OFFICE lTgMs.-A new post Of
flee has been established at Frames Mills,
Braxton county, and William i. Frame
appointed postmaster. The new office Is
on route No 4,lsl, from BrAxtOn G. H. 10
Clendencn Another office has been cs.
tablisled AT Norman Ridge, Calhoun
county, and John W Goldsmith appoint
ed postmaster This office is on route
No. 4lOi, IRON llarrisonville to Grants
willie
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-24

POLICE CoUET-The only case before
Judge Good in the Police Court, yester.
day morning, was that Of George Richie,
charged with disorderly conduct In con.
sequence Of the absence of witnesses the
hearing was continued until this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-24

BEIYG LAID.-Superintendent Cum.
miDgs is engaged in laying down four.
inch walerpipe along Sixth street and
acrOss The creek u the Crescent Iron
Works. The increased quantity Of water
required since the enlargement Of the
Greek Min has rendered this additional
pipe an absolute necessitY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-24

NEEDS RErAIRING.-There is 4 very
bad hole in the pavement on the north.
east corner Of Quincy and Market streets
We have heard d one OF more persOas
falling a, that point, from having stepped
into the hole made in the pavement by
the removal Of quite a number olbricks.
1t should be repaired at once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-24

Should BR sTorPED.-Yestoriay Al.
tcrnoon a number Of boys were making a
disgusting exhibition Of themselves in
Caldwell's run, near where the street rail.
way crosses 1t. There Is not water enough
in the run 10 make good swimming, vel
the lads were making frantic efforts in
that direction. To- persons passing the
spectacle was not only indicate but Of.
fensiYo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-24

SETTLED.-Orlof Miller was before
Judge Johnston, Tuesday evening, charged
with committing al assault and battery
on James Smith. The matter was com.
promised by Smith paying the costs