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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-13
puRllc MEETIRQ AT MT. CUBA.


pUBIlC MEETING At MT. CUBA. o
There will he a public religious meeting at the
new excursion grounds at Mount Cn0a. on the W,
a W. X X, on First-hay Sunday june 10th, ct
O'Clock
Fielder Israel OF the First Unitarian Church, Of
Wilmington will he present. and address the meet
log. The public are cordially invited 20 attend.
The fare from wilmington and return VIII De
90 cents. JrlfSt
xETALTON & JAMES, ICE may DO purUhased
w ct any time, at the foil wing plaa'B:
SMITH q BREEN, Flour and Feed Store, Foarsh
THo5, REYN0LDs Meat Store. Eighth and
Z I'D I'd. FENToNis Ice Cream Saloon, Tss Church
''iHs FRANK swEETMAN Variety Store, No. ssT
WIN. ? WELLS Meat saere Sixth and Spruce.
lGODFRE0 PITMAN'5 Ice Cream Saloon Seventh
and Pine streets. ~ tes-1m
VyHE PHILADELPHIA LAWS MOWER.
The Best In the markct-
We guarantee the Philadelphia Lawn Mower 20
give entire satisfaction. For sale q manulaetnrers
prices, By RICH KID ~ hOorES -
p 6-Wa can also furnish parties wishing the
Excelsior lawn M0RerB at reduced rates, having
been used only onH year and taken In exchange Ior
the Philadelphia Mowers. a. . -. a. ..4i
ssw- special attention given 70 sharpening and ne
pairing Mowers. spre-n x. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26


Aueusrl Arg 25-Coioo da' MiidhBn l7'ae receipts l53
bales snles g. bales ,,.
eTpOrsscOasts 4oI bales sales 30 Daes stoeA
bg5 bales -
GAutysroS Aug 25Coon quiet Good Ordinary l5; pei re-
ep 81 bales; e1portsooass. us oaesi sales lOO baies
siccs G3-9 ialea 81. oY 80
KEUOFLrass Aug 25-Coton-Demand FIR Ordinary, l2e;i
Sol Ornsrr l4aal47e. Low MGdings. 172@ l7Sfct Mid
Gng ls ne roosp go hSes gross. 81 bales exports
sss fJ9 ba saes baos last evening" $50 basi stock
l25s4 bales 90.
Bssrox Aug 25-CoHon fnm; hiGding .201s- gross re-
nips. s-8 bales. sales go bate; sook $500 bales
CaARLrroy 25.tottou quieii hadAngs IL pet re-
r $40 hafs 400 bales eIPOTs-eoasWise, LOW bass
sale 100 baes; stork. 3il3 bales
MdBfg % Cotou quet Mfiloss, l14 1lset pet re-
e1p8rtscossfei sol bales sales, %VO bales
NO. 6I30 bales. - -
PsusbELPaia Aus. 25-Co,tOn quiet N.tdlnf, zoe
HlarIviLLK aug 2i-Cosn fm Mi5dhHgs, 1915; receipts
CucSsA1i Aee 25-Catop srn Midiings 1slac receipts
~ ns. - bales consumption OF he oy Tor zoe week.
100 ttIai focE 1852 bales ,.,,-
NoET1tx AUG 25-Coltou steady sod unchanged Gov NddnE
Is 22O tales eEporis-coas;wse $50 bA'esi sales
49, hilet Ftock. 1872 bales
bAlusoKE Z5 Cotton gas. Mddhngs lsiiei fross re-
esns ~ bales eHFo-scastNse lOl bAlss sales 90 oae'
sieek. ] .f53 balef 40,
AKseais AuF. 25-Caton Inactive MadHpg, 1ee 10" Mid
t-gs lac; Fo-lPv, 626 bses shipments So bales s'oeA
A,sSZ btes
NILNNgros. Aug 25.-Coon que Mid1hags, 1oei net re-
tepta % bales sses - bales; stoek 76S bales.
s. BoUIs Aag % Cotton ggiet AdtAngs 1879
SsssiPts. Al bales shipments. IL bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

1890, D..
a. w., S5 A'' 2as o. &c. Ss Co., 81 sgSsi No.
~ Ns 0s'.-So 4SS Nss Ee''s, ws,,s So 47 S
No 2 1 uiearo, al a42c BAl5y-NOting doing , ,-,,,e
BAIrsoas Aas s,nS an low ava t sboes 4wb
81 50 Psf to Pse d6 81 75 Amber 81 20 SO
81 go ono ard iSds1s Co. i 50asi s. Kestsiy 60 CON
sss,ds for sortbeu; White southern, 7ld72e yellow D., G0e
NIsd Western gu 5sq5gs Dat, frq SooiGsT 4est5gS
Pss, ann Ne fors sls Bsik Nass2shoGdes Sc; Cosr
RI sides Baos-SaeadeH 9'e Clea Rib Sides ii &c
,.saI Fancy 2Oe25S WHISKY firm and seaee at s9SS
BrTpsio. Avg 25-Gran in store todny-wbest 1922
Aahi Core bush 1880 bushi Barley Az bash
~ q hours: Far i55ii bli@ wheat $4,000 Jash Corn,
go S. $3.50 295
b0s. Corn 9Th BUSH Oats 35421 bush Canal heighs
g,a 100 CON l s ss Gm5 SGO 81 5oasS 50
Sss sSas9 a 1 Ms9 Sa No. Spicy 81 as No. d.
81 Ssas 80 chicago No sprsg 81 5e Sse Me5ssR - a.
a4sL Osudal saies small lot Of MsseIn no a 90
Al IS, Prime Canals 81 IS. Other aruees unchanged.
cHcaee Aes 2oEoaI qge, Az gas1.eg1 ns 's z, Ia
ing oseT Of No spring At a "a 9gsl 25i No 90
81 Oss seller al yesr No Do 81 IL Rejected 96agge
Corn seye ad tsher a. 4O ior NO hte eaS OF t
Resss Sc 6sts srd higher 2se o No 2 spot 27e
So 80 B s, e9 19' .u bout 4 Ia Cd offered a, q 6s
49, s "a AZ sl lOt No 8 s5e Pork sod Ibis afternoon
a $40 f2is seller August closag SO Lard steady Sc,
a 90. IIeeis frn Corn 70 Buffalo 7a7s RECEIPT 600
Four, $4,000 bush wheat 80 wv b orr % wv osn
Osts 600 bush ana 1000 bush Barley Shpmgn-
600 b Foar wheat 10000 bush Com. 2OOJ
fs,.t Oats 4 600 gush. Rve and 1000 hush Barley
CIsciSNATi Auf 25Fo fra e6 6OGt5 70 Wheat steady
sSc. Oats quiet 20 35I4lc I've hrm 81
"a g-s Br4v quiet snd unchanged firm and 10 fair de-
mani Pof ouer $40 DO; SIC 7jdSl7 Lard quiet Of
$50 for steam. 8s0s 4c for Kettle. Bak Meats Neady a.
g. 87isass 40 or Shoulders &c for Clear RIB SIDES spot and
49, kr- gsc Tor Clear Sides Bacon steady 4c Tor Shout
d. lOa io Gear Rb Sdes; 10AalU4c for Clear SIDES gen.
errIy hsd % 1896 WHISKY frm al sOc. .
Aug 2j Wheat DALI sales o. No Rel AZ 81 46
No Do 81 Corn steady and unchanged Oats steacy and IN
shsregd Ps.oeum 6rm, steady, and uuchanged
Igrr1rr ! quiet UNCHANGED wheat GealY
a. 81 40 Mchgu. Cora steady 80 4e Tor Yellow Oats
Ii 800 drm,nI al 8jc pts2 900 bb Flour 1900 bash
wtsat - 600 bush and 600 buh Oat Sd pmeas-SOOO
k grr 600 hush Wheat 600 Corn. and 600 bush Oats
MILWAUKEE, % Four dull and lowers sales Of E1rs s9Tpg
rs 5000 TO hhea sefT sat 81 y Tor 10 ~ ~ 10Y
Ne spot or seller a seller September Oats steady
27- of 80 Corr H. demand aud higher at 4OG for No
H4e Rqe-Iuu prices asked bat dmaad al 66c for NO.
Bsrier fna ara 10 demand 81 for No spnnG Fregh-
Wheat o. Buffalo Ossego lfc Recepts-2gOO bbs a0ar
OJO tush Wheat shiVmen-sOOO bills Flour, ll3OOO
heat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
pFCFpTs OF PRODUCF.

FsSfss dnd h1trodd&
ace 25g pigs BeesWa1 % bb Copper 45i9 bales Cotton
Ans a. OIL PSI rkgS Dried Pratt 1858 hba Egs, ~ DOS
Rans rs bss Fatsei 1880 be Four 20 nags Meal s4oV
49, WE. II OBS Corr 10 2JOb5 Oas 400 bush I'VE
~ h.rg SEED Sos HIDES 6l7 Hides GO bales Sims Dog
6s col G2i Leather - bb Moaes 50 bales Mess 20
bhx R 1904 Sprts rurpenune Is Pks batter . 10
pkrs Cheese $40 pkg PorS pigs cat hea oVS s e., LAu
4 Gags - pags Taow, 100 pkgS Ssauu lOz bags
Pesa- .g2 s ToHsec5 2ls9 pigs Tobacco " pkg Rec
4 sfarc1C POI bbk WHISKY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
HORSE and CARRIAGEM MARKET
sEw-YoRx. Monday. Aug. as. 1873.


The horse market presented an animated
appearance to-day and large number OF persons made
inquiries with the view Of purchasing II they could DO
so on reasonable terms The prospects OF the weeks
trade are very fair and better prices are likely to be
asked and secured than could have been had during the
past month The supply OF all horses is moderate ana
about equal 10 the demand. Two carloads OF work
horses arrived yesterday from Illinois, which expected
to realize from $50 TO $780, according to the merits OF
each animal There not than "A head OF fne car
rage horses at the Bulls Head at present, but
these are sufficient TO the immediate wants OF Gus
toners Is expected that valuable rotters VIII
be on hand during the coming fortnight but at present
the number Is very moderate, and constantly changing
Few sales OF carriages made from the wareroOns,
and the number OF heavy hand Is large. Some
orders have been received from South America but tho
export trade almost suspended During the past week
business improved Phladep hia but In Boston IL con-
nued dun and there little doing except ~ the way
OF repairs There is little demand in New-York for the
NeVOrleans market but the improved condition OF tine
south promises 10 the purchase OF larger mum
Der OF vehicles than usual for that section Ile export
trade OF the past week was ss follows: -
Erports Of Cdrrtd0es. Australia, 14O pkgs.... 5l3l
British West Indies la. 50 210 NevZesaHi 80 pkg z15V
Mexico, LOCI Cuba 81 pkRs. Shee.. 9lSl
Venezuela, 10 carts...... $50 Exports Of Vornish. -
China, 1888 London. 20 easks...... SSuO
Exports Of Carriage Maral China 100 gaouS..... OF
Liverpool 10 cases spokes 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
Marule ano 5laIf Tlnntels.
foan O@tes.


A MEXICAN tm0st value
n LOANED or Diamonds Watches Jewery Sysr-irs inds
sh..I Llsss yAaa5!es ks vii bly Hstab shed le54
J. II. BARRlNGER, 13j BoatSsy
MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watches,
vi Jegelry and siyerware. The bought
GEO C. ALLEN, S4l Broadway, GEAR Fourteenhs.
NO. 1191 BROADWAY, at II: B. MEL
~ yJLLRS Gold store Diamonds watches Jew
,T lie Le aien oa storage noney advanced required No.
i9l Broadway, near TweBty'sightsst
MO. f,267 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch,
~ Room Branch No. l201 Broadway Money
'-- LIMBO BROS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26


SIC IL At the geD election held in this
each tts County Sex-Tot and
election district the several towns Of the Couny
separate which the Of eon IN
districts shall deposit the ballots presented 10 them By the
districts which ballots shall have the outside Thereof fol-
lowing word AnBsIAon and the inside Of each
kugsbrge the City and County Of se9Yor
the fooxing vos Against the Annexation Of Towns Of
Monsania West Farms and kngsbrdg the City
Such ballots shall be folded
therein Anneraon such ballots sa
for oheen
required be eAnVssei aad retuhei such shall
appear majority Of all Ihe ballots shall eOataih
Knysbdge and County of lork" then a
make and Sic certificate
An his after such retan and upJa
tfcate this Act shall be Imperative and void.
shall take effect the day Of JauusrT
hundred and except as 70 sA parts otherwise
this speckei and also section watch shall
take effect Immediately.
Yn are without DELAY deliver copy Of the notice
Boar and Supervisor In also
copy Of said 70 be pnbsbe In such net
i odr oounij exceeding hsen uumber having largest
sson and Co1ntJ Of Eesiori In each unl
Yous respectfully,
q HlLT0S sCRIBSBR Secretary Of STATE.
sEEHvYs OryioE NEw CouEI.Houss
Cry isp COUSrI OF NKNfORK. August l. 1873.
erf The foregoing Of the eeeOn received
BIZ me this day from the Secretary o. state ,,,- - r,,.
sbenf Of the Ciiy and County 81 New Yoff.
p Of nwspapss notified % insert this acyelssmeni
chapter 48O Laws 1850
ah'''' ''" MATTHEW &. BRENNAN. sheriff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26

TOHN DAVID C0LE.-The next of kin of the
~ deeesedan American BY brh an pgse-rver in tAe Esst
aeS IAwFORD wATERnOUSE, OF No y Alslp Fran, boa-
Il. c. (Eng anf solicitors TO tos -po 20
,ourt OF the also relatives @ Nih yeF 70 hs
Identity, sh0ad fOreGri sny e@ tAey MY N-'0 " ~"
Nhile IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
European Gctels.

81 orb0ol ~ GlssroW On ffh1
As 20 these persons either Of then, l ~ lf5
rsoestef 10 With RODERT STEW ART solicitor 10
west Regents Glasgow from WHOM iheS near Of something :"
their advantage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
Nr0TICE mo- THE MILLING TRADE.-CA-

NOTICE TO THE MILLING IRADE.-CA-
~ BASHy SaSSgUR MgCHAgIQUR" patented n ffHDes and
abroad Prizes the Par london, Lenng Na 20 boz
Exhibitions! Leon u HONOR m
toa Doma q; Honor bronze silver and god metals ms
Apparatus epeca Intended clearing aiug We Nnsa
bolfel bec0Ee indispensable TO i4ei ao !"
tnr Of sem0iss ard other iaraaceoas io0- ~. 80,
Of Sssscurs' use IN EfAhoe
sbroad 81 this mahne me pee
descriptions Ca0ancs Sies' Sae' RON i-1' - i''V
francs including package. -
Special for all kinds Of machinery for ol ad oIe
mills vemieelo manufacturer kc, kc Milestone ise'ones az Ia
Fee Joaare and DONNIE (Begerae Conao1 ana 'A'l' "
all kinds Of manufacturing anf agrca ara maehaer. - -
HENRI CABANLS, 40 Cap1efile-s~ boneaAh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
COMMONWEALTH OF HASeALHINE II.
OPYIcE OF THH BOARD OF HARBON CONFUSION

OYycE on rHH BOARD oP HARBON CONyssfoyERs,}
No SPzSBERros serARs, BosroS, july IL ISL ti,
Sealed Proposals. this 0hce until WEDNESDAY
September g. 1873 IL O'Clock for ineong Win sea walls ana
sbg parcel hlts south Boston situated at
ig5 by Wharf COMPANY, and south
Boston and Albany Railroad Company and con
.iuing about million square t more OF less as n
800 feet Of hssVyrea wall on Fort Pons Oaahnei aH
main channel
B. For sng parcel grade b. with material detged By the
Of Fort Point Channel and Iron portion OF
Boston HAbor which dreged uniformly 10 dep Of 70 feet Al
mean low Sster. 4
tLDg sail parcel etean pM
FOR the whole work Of buug ,eawa and filing said parcel
hs above voi must be dos according ns and specifications
be this onee between the bour o. O'Clock IN the
for-nooa and ~ O'Clock $50,
The contractor will be required satisfactory guaranty that he
M execute his and 20 give Aaory
bonds faithful performance Of BIS CONTRACT $1,000
TIE Legislature Of massachusetts, has a9atea SVVVoV %
made binding the for o. ~ woz an can be
PAID for BY sPpnsnAins Of the Legislature under 'hs AH' o. we |'
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE.
Sealed be also sSres Tor TIE puase OF
portion Of said parcel OF fats for cash tie Pnef 70
hdA sexas DO said Sling accoing to said plans and spee-
eatons perform obi Of the Commonwealth 70 the
CITY SAIL parcel under the lHlenuSe Pour
Parts Bsde between SAID ConuoBwesh TIE Be 1a AMI Albany
dated jane % 1873 .
TIE rg % rsee: sny proposals reserve! By the Board
Conms and ihsT acceptance subject 70 toe approval
Proposals. asl be ndo Proposals. in relation 10 DE South Bos
ton Pa 40 feeted the Chairman Of the Board
''' NC "'''' u JOSIAH QUINCY Chairman
SOTICE-Tbe Board Of H,roT Commissioner has this ds1 prepared
above ana s proposals the building Of De
according either or bot plans above sdv,sea soeh ru pan
Boa a. shove ststsd JOSIAH QUINCY, Chairman.
AsGss, ~ ls7a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26

DR0POSALS FOR SEA WALLS, DREDG-
L ING ~ BOSTON HARBOR, FILLING A PARCEL OF
SOUTH BOSTON FLATS AND FOR The PURCHASE OF SUCH
pARCkL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
Proposals
nRTuERN pANIFIC RAIL-

FITTING NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
IL ROAD-sEALED PROPOSALS VII be received al ne once 81
roor n WEDNESDAY Sept TO- r gAsk ana bnisg all that por
don CompaEJs between the Missouri and Yellowstone nav
ers,2 05 niles No. - r. -. -,
70, further Information apply oe Of The Chief Engineer in
YoTt or 70 Gen T. ROSSER, Division Eug3sr, Minneapolis,
Miun. w hlLaOh hObhH D NA4e1 |Ae-n''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
Ciin Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE, with early possession, an ex--
TIA vile noiern high soop dwelling Gummelcg Par, viii
te egsn, modern iGrature Ani without houe stable
TreEty.secoulLst HOItR hoA"4H' StAea1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
Nsu-gerssp Rcal estate Tor Sale.

eU-3er6Sg heal Vslaie lot quiz.
A HOME IN THE COUNTRY.-Ccntra y. J.
~ Land Improvement CO. fouses lots hy
SALE al ali points on d. Ceari g. e. ofN.J AppVo
A. b. HOPE or ELsroS MARSH, ll9 hb.5ys-
A n excellent FARM in Monmouth County, n.
n j.. Fell0 Tor SALE o. ~ EAthAhhE ~ profeJi
the best farms iI Ae~ye-cy. k-LAND " hll4Ne.
l,.AHsn-si.
ORANGE. N.J.-GTeat variety property for
" sale Eosses uflals5 lsie-.sle n nuL sale Csi~'
ogaea T. H. GERRY. 30 h..slr, clr.cr Lb,ri'.f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-26
fost ano 9onHo.

4 OST-BANK BOOK No. 104,005 on Green
~ wh Savings Finder please resarn II % the bsnh
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-06
IFor the Chronlcle.l
AUTUMN TREASURES.
BY LULA WHEELER.

Ye golden, glorious autumn days, ls-
Soft zephyrs sing your parting lays,
Soon will we miss thee, brightest and best,
Winter will greet us with snow tipp'd crest,
Crowned season of all the glad year!
DAYS are brighter when thou dost appear;
Some may weave fairer gariands in May, -
Others may love the soft bainy June u
Smiling with roses with rare perfume.
But would weave far richer crown
When the golden leaves are turning brown.
Every one from age to childhood, r--
Wandering in the au,umn wildwood
Finds rare treasures. and they that will look
Grand things may learn from natures OWL
book
Leaves Of many shad as beneath our feet
While the nuts are dropping rich and sweet.
The grey squirrel runs from tree TO tree, ~,
Now chattering happy, gay and free, sea
Seei his quick eye notes the hunters gun 4
He turns TO listen, then scanpers on.
Here's a moss grown seat. quite hid from view
BY the grape vine leaves and fruit SO blue.
Bashful youth and blushing maids retreat
Where they may the Oft told tale repeat; u i
Harki far down the wide hard beaten road 4
Come pranciDg horses with merry load; ss :
Man and maiden drive out FIR pleasure,
ould guess they have fonnd treasure;
For OF all the seasons of the year
Bright autumn makes Cupid most appear.
I've an autumn treasure cherished,
Kept for years-it has not perished.
'Tis the mem'ry of friendship true;
Let what must, fade, it will keep in view,
And every year adds buta link r.
To bind the chain, this is why, think,
most have loved the fading year
When the leaves are turning brown and sere.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-06
Cattle Markets.
PITTSBURGH.

EAST LIBERTY, Nov. s. The re-
'ceipts of cattle, have been heavy OF
Western cattle, the greater part OF
which come from Ohio.
The quality of the cattle on sale was
principally the medium and common
grades, very few good to extra cattle
being among the offerings. There
were also a good many cattle which
were not offered.
On the whole, trade ruled slow and
at about the lowest prices of the sesson.
AT present the outlook is not encourag.
ing, and for the present no improve.
ment in prices need be looked for.
Following are about the rates at which
the different grades sold at:
Extra cattle, 400 TBS weight, Sc 90 to
ST %; extra cattle, 1900 TBS weight,
50 20 to S. 90; prime, 1,2O0 lbs weight,
s. 25 to SIS SO; fair, LOO lbs, 81 so to
20 10; common, 50 rs to 1915; bulls,
Hogs.
The arrivals of hogs this week light,
and most all in the hands of regular
dealers. Trade ruled moderately
active at prices about the same as last
week, viz: from 1924 to "a rs.
Sheep.
The arrivals of sheep about 1 90 head
Market dull for common, fair for good
Extra 100 lbs sheep quotable from "a So
to So 25; prime, 81 90 to 81 80; fair, "a II
to 81 25; common, 81 80 to $500. pei
head.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-06

4 rGrd GUis.-On Wednesday after
noon, of last week, at the Sweeney
farm at top of Big Hill, a bird dog
came into the house, bearing in his
mouth, unframed, a finely developed
water hen" This is the only speci-
men of this bird we have ever heard
of north of Southern Texas, and it is
really beautiful bird and the unan-
swered question is, how did it get SO
far from its Southern home? tits now
in possession of Henry Crawford,
Bridgeport.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-06
BELLAIRE LOCALS.

Not long since we had the pleasure
of visiting some of the Glass factories
of Bellaire, and among them the Win
dow Glass Works; and as the making
of window glass was to us quite a
novel process, we propose to describe
the working of this factory for the ben
eft of those who never witnessed the
operation.
The proportions of material used are
81 lbs. soda-ash, 81 lbs. sand, % TBS. lime,
and tb. salt for the hundred pounds.
These are placed in the pots of the
furnace in the "blowers'" room.
where we were first conducted. We
could not repress a shudder as we
gazed upon the great hot furnace glow
ing and seething with its pots of melt
ed glass. An attendant gathers a suf-
ficient amount of this molten metal on
the end of tube or blow pipe, which
the "blower" receives, and by a series
of blowings, turnings, &C., brings out a
hollow cylinder of glass the required
thickness for window glass; these CYL
inders run from three to six feet in
length and from ten to fifteen inches in
diameter; these are slit from end to
end ON one side by running hot iron
rod through them,-they were then
carried to the fiattener where we were
next conducted. Another furnace not
quite so frey and hot is found here,
and standing all over the large floor
are the cylinders of glass awaiting
their "turn" TO be fiatteneCi. Into an
oven-like furnace they are placed, and
a man with deep voice calls out ever
and anon "turn," when the movable
bottom of this oven is turned round,
carrying a cylinder toward him to be
flattened down with a sheet; every
turn fiattened sheet is carried one re-
move away while red hot cylinder is
brought within range of his pole to be
smoothed down. These large sheets of
glass are tempered by gradually cool
ing, and are then carried to the room
of the cutters, who measure and cut
on bench or table the required sizes
of glass. We were always led to believe
that glass would break, but from the
lmanner in which these cutters handled
it we almost doubted its fragile nature.
One thing we noticed the glass made
here was very pure and clear, whether
breakable or not. This factory at pres
ent employs about seventy-five hands.
In the packing rooms piles upon piles
of boxes were ready for shipment, and
we were told they were unable to SUD-
ply all the demand for glass. S.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-06

The marriage of Mr.. Thomas Cochran
and Miss Mary ALA Frint took place
on last Thursday evening at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents in the
presence of a large number of their
friends the Rev. Robert Alexander
officiating. We acknowledge the re-
ceipt of a bountiful supply of the most
delicious "tixins" and unite our
wishes with those of host of others for
the future happin ess of the newly
married couple.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-06
Valuable Rea IEstate at
Private Sale!

There is now offered at Private Sale, that
valuable farm belonging to the estate OF Jacob
keyseT, Sr., deceased, situated in Mead Town
snip, Beim2nt county, Ohio. miles Northwest
of the Beliaire q Mcgee Pike; 2L miles from
the Wegee landing Oh the Ohio River, and 5
miles from Bellaire. Ohio.,-3 miles of which
distance Is pike. Said farm contains 800 acres
of land. of which xbout 800 acres are cleared,
and well adapted to farming and grazing; the
balance well timbered-an under fence. There
are on the premises2 2 good dwellings, l large
frame barn, and alt necessary out-buildings,
also one good bearing orchard. Will be sold
sin or IN tracts 10 suit purchasers. Posses
further particulars, call on or address
JOHN KEYSER. Beallsville Monroe Co., o.
JACOB r. KEYSER, Bellaire, Bel. Co., o.,
Or Executors.
I. NJ. Riley. st. ClairsvilIe, Ohio.
w. s. kennon, Z" motif
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-06

We announce with pleasure the mar
riage on Thursday last at the residence
of Mrs. Mary Judkins, GAINESVILLE, of
Mr.. Isaac c. Hall, of Spencer's Station,
TO Miss Alice Logan of Louisville, the
Rev. j. S. Lennon officiating. I'm
mediately after the ceremony the hap
Ply couple started on trip to Winches-
ter, Va, where friends of the bride
reside.