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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-15

ARRIVALS.
Geo. Spangler, Quaker, W. J. Psiteyent, Fleta,
Ouachita Belle, Belle Of Shreveport, John A.
Scudder, Robert Young, J. F. Frazer, Mary MIL
Ter, Gov. Allen, Lessle Taylor.
DEPARTURES.
Geo. Spangler, Martha, st. Mary, Mary Ida,
Henry Tete, G. A. Thorn, Bertha Drummer, Kate
Kinney, L. E. Lee, Robert Mitchell, }. r. Frazer.
TO ARRIVE.
Geo. Spapgler, Martha, Wawenock, Iberia, st.
Mary, Lower Coast Mary Ida, Josephine, Upper
Coast; B. L. Hodge, Baton Rouge; W. 5. PIKE,
Bayou Sara; belle Rowland, Bonnie Lee, BED
Rive; Bastrop, shannon, Ouachlta; Henry Iete,
Assumption, Lafourche; q John, Donaldsonvllle;
Mary Ament Active, Loui svllle, ONO River;
Thompson Dean, James Howard, Memphis.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
Geo. Spapgler, Lower Coast, 10 A. N.
Wawenock, Lower Coast. 10 A. N.
Iberia Lower Coast, IL A. N.
w. ]. Poitevent, Upper Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Josephine Upper Coast, 10 A. N.
st. John, Donaldsonville, IA N.
Lessie Taylor, b. ton Rouge, IL n.
Robert Young, Lafourchs, II NJ
J. f. Frazer, Lower Coast, P. III.
Gov. Alien, Fort Adams, 5 P. NJ.
Fleta, Ope ousas. 5 z. M.
John A. scudder st. Louis, P. N.
GAINESVILLE, Attakapas, 5 P. NJ.
Stella Block, Tensas and Macon, Z. nj.
Thompson Dean. Memphis, 5 ?. N.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For additional river news see our daily tele
grams.
The Gresnville and Bend packet Frank Par
4 oond T M White master. Curt Holmes clerk
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CIRCULAR SAWS
GUMA1ED AND STRENGTHENED
By
WILLIAM CLELLAND,
No. ODD Magazine street,
Between St Joseph and Deord streets,
mh3 Sa1y NEW ORLEANS, LA.
just Arrived. .
FORTY FINE
TEXAS PONIES.
For sale at ISAACS L. PICARDS,
iy23 LAG baronne street.
st. Charles Hotel.
RIVERS & LONSDALE Proprietora
St. Charles Street, Between Common N
Gravier.
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Tuesday Evening, Dec. IA, 1875.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.

KEW ORLEANS ULEARIN0-HOU
(UaartnQa
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-12

THEATEE LAST NIGHT. We are very
much IN earnest when We tell our show
going friends that they who stsid away
from last nights performance - and
many more staid away than ought to
have done .o-missed some Of the best
acting that has been seen here in . long,
long while. Bsueicsult' IS play Of " The
Long Strike wa. presented, the occs-
sion being Miss Annie Firmin's benefit.
Nr. John Jack assumed the leading male
character, Noah Learoyd, and in con-
csption, makeup and execution il WAS
as correct and effective a piece OF acting
as any we have ever seen upon the stage
OF the Carson Theater. The character is
that Of au earnest, strong thinking leader
of men Of the mill operative clsss-an
old man, God fearing and with deep
sense Of right and duty upon him-ons
Of the very best characters, in fact. that
Boueicault ever conceived Of or adapted.
Mr.. Jack is certainly entitled to make
this character = speciality if SO he
chooses He also played Money Penny,
brusque, bustling old lawer and did it
30 we'll as to be called before the curtain
between acts. The beneficiary appeared
to excellent advantage in the trying role
of Jane Learoyd, half giddy, half
heroine like young woman OF the
same rank in life with poor Jem
Starkee. Her grace and versatility
were pleasingly apparent throughout the
performance. Mr.. J. B. Ashton's Jen |
Starkse was also very meritorious piece |
Of acting. Logan Paul's Johnny Reilly |
Was a very clever bit of Irish comedy, !
and he was heartily applaunded. |
We regret that there were not |
more of our discriminating theatre
patrons present to enjoy this play. The |
performance for tonight il the subject |
Of mention in another place.
ike STREET, from the Brewery for . |
considerable distance up, is in condi-
ton sadly needing repairs. The passing
of heavy teams has dug deep ruts along |
its face; and We are afraid that tho first |
storm will render it almost impossible. |
Can't the County Commissioners or the
Town Trustees or both together better
its condition?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-12
We NOTICE With pleasure that ihs ex-

We NOTICE With pleasure tha' ihs e1-
press department of Wells. Fargo r
Company's agency still continues to AZ
ford the aoivencv-,.saring sight Of
stacks Of silver bars laid down there for
shipment to foreign parts. ais" that the
legend Of c. Q. y. c"nspicuourly printed
on glazed red paper IS still suggestive
feature Of parcel, .nd boxes transmitted
thereby and lingering thsrrabout await
ing the pleasure and disbursement OF
tar,ly consigneex. Az to the InsAn-
choly platoons Of coins drawn mp as =
reserve force behind the several backs Of
Deacon Rice and Secretary OF the Treas
ur- Peters. they no longer recognize Tie
coming and going Of scrihss, ru'ilcAns
and sinner. but hing Que ano:h'r II tie
embrace Of common dlsirgst. and
srem to sigh for a return to the security
CT their Rightly resting place, III the
vault hard by. One finds more cheer
n,xt door, among tho bright Aad hrauu-
ful sha~ls and spIiahtly laces and beam
ing prints and smiling rows Of cnrpe'-
I'M Friend Norris is as r"'.ld "a c
dumping aud s. happy IS. sound con-
science and healthtul digestion IAN
make q L4n. We Lr;r MI UuTs,iat
heapins-up Il handsome ami attractive
things there ana depending t'"n tie
ceiling are MANY beautiful bit. IT taueS-
try and . wide variety of head gear Tor
Young .ud old. 4 great SID v-ri-i
stock. We should cay. and oGc oG5 Of
,hici. the shopping female might al
ilv MAKE any selection her fanny should
dictate. After til exhaustion crns'-
quen. upon full iuspt -tion Of the
handsome things on Norris SLEEVES and
counters tho naturale.! tEiua: GA earth
t. do is to drop into ca I-~i- --th-
cd SaErrac And refresh the Iuusr man.
Mark the ruidy hralthtulness Il mine
host. old Mister Lewis. Ses H"v adj
nirslly lie i preserved. i4,' J, A. sam
Hojgk.r,ou and mark how he haa
grown Mid the h-altAtgi glow a. hi.
handsome cheek. These are the sgrs
which betoken tho una3uiteratai purity
Of IN" wares there venttd-cs coed A
sicu q safety to the patron ~ that well
ordered bar as the bow in the bonded
heavens Is II security a. tins: q r-psti,
tIon OF the Aeack;3n Deluge. With the
inner innu warmed TO +. generous 81 v,
c7ri'eLcc 2 stq:sd and las iLsriraticn
ot a new courage awakened. how fitting
and how natural it is that the vayfar.r
should betake himself into Tie place o.
Brokerage next door and confronting our
solid and honest friend James Fraser
proceed to make well considered in
vsstment in something lying along The
line Of the Big Bonanza. But We must |
be charv Of cur vanderings or We shall /
IL II I. -
Mr. Farrell with untlmely questionirgs |
and get invited TO bstake ourssl. and our /.
garrulity into the barber shop next door,
or. whats more natural, to the Horns
berry Bar, for chat with neiShbor |
george or n five minutes Interchange of /
gossip with our polite and cheerful !
friend Henri, behind the handsome :
counter. Bat it Is high tim. to iat.r-
view Nelson for boot polishing and |
make an eni to these -i.itings, y,t!cius-
lions Sct Vararl~S
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-12
BnGr.s htyi ss in Hii.iacr! sSes
gercsS Maxim. r.r,

Nh. e. tEn,inyhAE, Of tbs carb-tt Bl",k
Naase ~periue 81 Fall guod- last week ~se A.
l.tg.!, stt,rG-,! H. the lsd,,. g Carson. and
whose stock ~ hoapctI. artificial flowers. ,tc..
i. So b@uutiisl. i. constantly in tie csceipt II
n-T ir,,"i,es 81 FL ssrts - th!urr la tie latss.
p='trrl,r ~ hs's, "t'.. etc. Alss r-r fa"ilitic.
Ter athj.'nabl' dHs-s lnsting ar uu"qralie,t in
N,,aia us her rr rsputstipu fur ,l,sart ~
III -! l.nL thinning fu!lS siistf.
THs F,yorIT; Tho FsaE EAchaN,- Sbiaon
corner 81 Rim. and Orrusly s-re-t., IL becoming
the far"rite resort - this city. The great
= Traction IS fred' ri bAhnrE B.'r. while tht
best If WiI-s. liquors and cigsrs are. also. Sold
NJ tt" bar. tr-' class i'-irs ',Gros for The
srHusrurrt .! La's ,, cold lu'i Il IT all hours
rri Aearty lnui ,hrrr roF al are lie teCyuIt4.n.
,istI"ns to ppl,lr favor. T. T. i'ry~a 10 the
pr0prI"trr.
Z. J W&iTL. II. g., ih'.t.ah ant s1rt .on,
i- ,,ct n,ts< 1t iis old casrtc'p over Ius,,rs
jrHr -, e. Carson stree. uplu:!., IA, Car iui.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-12
ghAnk.SivinS rrosl..s stins.

Tbs President # Ii. United St.tes
having. by proclamation. designated
Thursday, the 25th day Of November, a.
day Of public thanksgiving and prai.-.
J. /. L. Bradley, Governor Of the State
Of Nevada, recommend the people # thi.
State to devote this DAY to rendering
thanks 10 Almighty God for the many
blessings We have received at Hi. hands
In testimony whereof, | hsvc heseuLio
set my hand and caused the Great Seal
Of the State to be affixed Done at Car
son City this sixth day Of November, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy five.
BY the Governor: l.. Il. BEADLIl.
j. u. MINOR, Secretary o. State.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-12

SISGIsG-sCHooL OPENING PosTrU. fp -
The Eieuxtsmps Brothers, who arrived
here yesterday prepared to carry ont
| their project Of opening singing school.
! have postponed the said opening until
next Thursday, the 18th inst. We are
requested to announce, for the intorma-
| ton Of our Genoa friends tina; these
very excellent artists will give vocal
and instrumental concert at that place
tomorrow, Saturday November Is. The
entertainment given by them here was =
highly pleasing one and warrants US IL
promising like treat to the Genosse.
Liberty, An American Centennial
Drama, in Five Acts" by &. Edwin
Britain, Pittsburs, Pa. We have re-
csived copy Of = little, psper-covered
duodecimo OF Al pages, entitled as above
This seems to be . dramatic elIusion,
coupled on to all the war songs and
niger dittiss Of the times, and to he
strung ont, like Chinese play. over the
space Of hundred years. Acting in
censonance and sympathy with the gift
ed author OF this work, we shall take tho
next hundred years Of our existence to
roAu II IN.
Nh. O. p. Willis has torn himself
away from the scenes and syrups of his
founting, also from the
walls and vapors Of his vitriols and YER
mifuges and gOns to San Francisco to !
rsplenish his stock of thing. in the |
shotecary-pop line.
New Piano MUsIC.-We are indebted |
to Messrs. NcCu,rie 4 Weber. 1913 Post
street, San Francisco, for a copy of |
- The Dream Of Hope Waltz which is
out of the repertoire Of the Camilla
Crso Concert Company. This waltz is
published in Boston by G. D. Russell Il
Co. Hessrs. McCurrie + Weber will !
accept our Acknowledgements. !!
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Al 4 u GITip.

IL Clrs' y. !lth inst. 1T II. i,S'denc- Of toe
brides mother. 10y Kew. George Is. Alien. Ma.
cl-strs / a. ssos ard Mas CANINE cryso. bUih
Of CLrecE.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-12
EkNEeIT OF IlYfLE DOkRif.
Last hat One Of Pipcs's Opera Ns.ss
Company.

| l.lttls Dorrit, whose small Vaccinations
| and charming ways have 80 endeared her
| to orr plsygoer., is to have 4 benefit to-
! night Ne h..,ti!v hope shat sub''Hn-
| .ial benefit II may prove. Certainly il
| her Own and tbs ~. rt.itn-nt's merits
20. their due, she will ind many round
| dollar juggling in her purse The play
selected for the occasion is Ten Nights
; in Bar-room, very thrilling play
| from tho catalogue Of the moral drama.
| We find that attention Is called, by
J note at ths foot of tho cast IN tho small
bills. that ths en'ic" play will be per-
! formed Ihls happily means that there
will ls no skips, omissions or curtaii-
ments - Authorizations of their duty TO
the public q1Ite too coumCn with some
OF TIE brethren and sistsrhood q the
sock and huskiu. In this play Little
porrit will ASSUME the role OF Mary Mor-
gan, with son. Of ''Fs' her. Come Home
III. Ashton PLAYS Jo- Morgan. Nj Jack
Simon Shade Mss Katie tlrmin Willie
| Hammond. Miss Annie FImin Eehita-
hle Cartri.ht. Hiss Belle Douelas Mrs.
Morgan aud Li-h Ashton Mrs. Slada.
Altogether .-ry strong cast.
r,., >.n p.,,., p,
We 'Acs'tH our !firnd Jones r-st"'HaT
tur IL, cnry.ut news down at hi. city Of
En!pir-, asking rsrticul-r ,o!;rj,o1r
t.,,. a.. ,.. II p,., ~
''''''" ''-i''
when ~ ~oG!d have sworn, TOOK place
on Wednesday night He though: 80
meant Jim Hops vhir! Vas holden 1T
night. and said ri,li emnhasis md an.
thusia-in, that it was bang up'-me.L-
ing theF,0H great success. te be-
,nent. ,.-i-r,ia,, sr3 L,rs,ne .rI,lt,'I,
conscious rhat We meant to inquire after
No~den : !i-'}; and when this pLs.s OF
tho situate" dawn-d up"n him. lie con
founded orr confusion hv telling rs Lat
We Asd made a mistake n "nLoubtinS
tLroHSh our ioc.I columns THAI bOvGeu 5
party va r. have iskrn place on
Wednesday hight las. W ~ d L you
read t""f "-n r-p'r, s2ys be. And
sure eh"GSn. WIZ don We: There, as
pam AZ the horns on q cows mead 1t is
s,ate1 Al the advertisement that the said
noWIen ban VII! taKe place ct Klcheys
I'm Empife' on 'he night OF Msdnes-
u'y' No'ehtef l'-Jdst one week after
restless eageruex, of iInpulsivo youth
.nh' iel US HStfny we herewith sinve
ths.. nrass,1ts rsct,t, ~. n'iau' --'r
OF our care!c.,ue.s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-09
TIC Soup House.

MEssRs EDToRs-We see almost daily
articles in the different city papers in re-
gard TO contributions to the Soup House,
We are frequently accosted by individu-
ais inquiring about the same, and scarce
ly two persons agree upon the manner in
which the Soup House il conducted, In
all cases we have met with no two per-
sons who have the same ideas Of the real
intention Of the Institution. We do
not wish to put our opinions
against any person Of better judgment,
but our understanding Of the intentions
Of the persons in charge Of the Soup
House Is, that tho funds contributed for
the same were to relieve the wants Of the
poor Of the city. Tickets were printed Of
two kinds; green, for family use ex-
clusively, to 30 distributed by the differ
ent ward committees, and the red, or
"soup ticket" to DO purchased by the
citizens, or any one wishing to purchase
to distribute 10 destitute wanderers
Tor "tramps," II you please) to re-
lieye them THE Citizens,) from the
annoyance Of having to feed tray-
elers, as it would DO the cheapest and
best way to get rid Of them. The pro
Ceeds from this source go 70 supply the
necessary materials for the soup, also
helping to supply the families; Purchas.
ers arc supposed to dispose Of these red
tickets at their discretion, r. NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-09
The Great Representative Amer.
lean Piano Manufacturers.

Mpssrs. steinway & Sons arc undoubt.
edly entitled to this proud appellatiOn,
and also that OF being the piano makers
Of the world, for their instruments IRE
now heard In every land on which the sun
rises and sets. Recognized as the pioneers
and intrOduCers Of improvements which
have tended to the perfection Of that In.
strument which Is appreciated as tho
household prize Of every well regulated
establishment, their fame Is Justly world.
wide, and has been crowned with laurels
never previously bestowed upon any other
piano manufacturer In this or dny other
country.
Some idea Of the vastness Of their bust.
meas and the manufacturing facilities
necessarily required may be gathered
from the fact-Obtained on inquiry-as
10 tho present condition Of local Amcri.
can manufactures, that during the week
ending Dec. 8, in addition to their largo
and constantly increasing city retail
trade, they. Slipped sCventy.four new
pianos to all parts Of tho Union and
Europe, and during tile following one, the
unexampled number Of ono hundred and
tro. Tie same average Of shipments
still continuing, comment Ia unnecessary.
A full stock u Steinway Pianos at the
sole agency, ADAMS 4 LUCAS,
1917 Market Street,
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River News.

There Is no material change in the CON
dition Of the river at this point. The
water Is receding slowly, and as nayiga-
ton is still suspended on account OF the
ice, we have no movements Of steamers to
report.
CINCINNATI, February S,-RiVer IS feet
and falling. Weather clear and cold. Ice
NASHVILLE, February s.--River still
failing; q feet 7 inches on the shoals.
Bransford, from Upper Cum
berland.
CAIRO, February s.-River % feet Q
inches and rising. Arrived-Carital City
and Ben Accord, Weather clear.
EVANSVILLE, February 9,-RiVer fall
ing with about Is feet on the gauge. Ice
increasing and very heavy, No arrivals
or departures. Tho Uncle Buck is still
transferring passengers across the river.
Weather cloudy till evening, but It Is now
clear,
ing; 0 feet in the canal and 7 feet in the
chute. Ice floating and navigation closed.
Weather very cold and clear,
New ORLEANS, February s.-The City
'Of Quincy, which recently sank at Yicks-
burg and was since raised, arrived here
to-day, Weather clear and pleasant.
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Dyspepsia.

Dyspepsia Is the most discouraging and
distressing disease man is heir to. Amer
leans are particularly subject to this dis
ease and is effects; such a. sour stomach,
sick headache, habitual costiyeness, heart
burn, water,brash, gnawing and burning
pains in the pit Of the stomach, coming
up Of the food, coated tongue, disagreed;
BE taste in the mouth, impure blood and
all diseases Of the Stomach and Liver.
Two doses Of GREEN's AUGUST FLOWER
will relieve you at once, and there posi-
lively IA not a case in the United States it
will not cure. II you doubt this, go to
your druggist and get sample bottle for
10 cents and try II, Regular size 70
cents. eod&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-09

LOCAL PERsoNALs.-Hon. Lorenzo
Danford returned 10 his home ut ST.
Clairsville on Saturday, being called from
Washington City by the illness Of his
wife.
John Given, licentiatc Of The Wheel.
Ing Presbytery, has been ordained min.
lister OF tho y. p. Church. Rev. X. G.
Wallace preached the ordination sermon,
Rev. J. Is. Johnston imposed the VOWS,
and Rev. NJ. OrmOnd delivered the I'D.
dress.
Rev. T. McCleury, Of bridgeport, reads
an essay at the gainesville District Con.
ference on "What We Sing"
Judge Cochran, Of the County Court, Ia
In New York on business.
Charley Muhleman, Of the Andes, ia
stopping al the 81. James.
Charles, Frank and Mario Majilton,
and six others Of tho Majilton Comedy
Company, are stopping at the Mcclure.
Tho DR.. Hunter Of whom an account IL
given in another column, from the Pitts.
burgh Gazette, Is the same person who
wal recently In Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-09

An UNsuccssFUt vENrURE-seven
men recently discharged from the steam.
ers Express and Andes, which have laid
up here, yesterday morning started for
Marietta In skifI, after having supplied
themselves with fuel and proyiSions. Be.
fore proceeding far the frail skih' became
fastened In the floating Ice, and Tie ex.
cutSioniSLs with some difficulty succeeded
in getting safely ashore near the Wash.
ihIinh mill
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tINRUsTEEs SALE.

ny Virtue Of a deed Of trust made and executed
by Ellen Stanley, wife Of Francis T. Stanley. with
tic Nlld Francis T. Stanley, her husband, TO the
uHiCrsned tfustGC, lCarinS tlaie The 6ili ,iay Of
january, A. y. 1871, and recorded IN tho Clerks
Once II the County Court II Ohio county, West
Virginia. in tNI N Trust BOX No. 4, RIGGS Ali
aud 83S, I will all nj Public Auction, Al Tho ifnht
door Of tho Court House If said Ohio county IN tho
city Of Wheeling, on WEDN ESDAY, the l1th day
u February, 1878, beginning At 10 o'clock A. ~ Of
lld day, the following described real estate that Il
10 Siy; All Of lots numbered eleven aud twelve
III and ~ In tho addition 10 the City q Wheeling
laid ont BY Moss W. Chapllnc, james II. Forsyth,
Alexander Wilson aud Marcus Wilson, situated al
the COFner east u Main street aud north VI Twenty.
NH Atrel formerly called Marshall Sttutt IN tho
Sixth Ward Of hld city. Each Of Sld lots fronts
ity feet go feet on Alain street, and extends cast
Waflly ono hundred and twenty-five feet (l29 iCet)
10 th6Alley In lRiui Nid lots belng all the SAme
property which wa8 conveyed to the said Ellen
STANLEY as her sole and sepetate estate by decd Of
Jacob Snyder and wife, tearing even date With tho
alDvc mentioned dcttl Of trust; together With, all
aud singular, the improvements thereon, consisting
~ tw0-story brick dwelling and twO.stUry framO
business hUiSe, with other improvements
TERNS or SALR,-O ne-i0ufth u the purchase
money In cash on the day Of sale and the residue IN
three equal tcini-annuai instamcnts With interest
upon tho deferred payments from the day Of Elle
tho purchaser giving bond with approved personal
security, and the title To the property 10 R retained
until tho purchase money Is fully raid Selling A
trustee will convey tho title which IA vested in
me BY the said deed ii trust. Tho Nu,u IA. how.
ever, believed 10 be unexrrptlonahc.
Jani2 JAMES y ROdERs, Trustee.
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OLD pRob says that the gentle breeze
ofthe pastiew days was IN "anti.cyclOhc"
storm, or center Of high barometer &c.
companied by a low thermometer; in
contra distinction TO the usual storm
Centefs, which are cehtefs OF low
batometetS, with high thermometers. II
is said to have started In the neighbuf.
hood Of Montana ieftitntY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-09

stSCB The opening Of the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad 10 Chicago, its business
has increased beyond the capacity Of the
road to accommodate. Passenger and
freight business are beyond ali precedent;
and the prospects for the ftLhfe seems 10
he limited only by the capacity Of The
company 10 furnish the means Of trans.
pottatiOn.-BdrneSViM Eatrpie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-09

WHEN newspaper which depends up
on tho enterprise Of others for telegta.
rhic news, and clips verbatim from motn.
ing exchanges reports OF the proceedings
Of every meeting Of the City Council and
Board Of Education, speaks about using
.'ScissorS," somebody's right hand has
lost its cunning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-09

sPRINKLMa THE srREETs.-Mat.hew
McNabb contemplates sprinkling Main
and Market streets during tho coming
summer, and will in q few days call upon
the merchants doing business on tho
streets named TO solicit subscriptions.