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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09

LGAsfn.-Alg s.rs. John G. Gray and NJ. &.
McDIDGugh have cssci from Dr.. L0Lii f.
Gutt and wife the * ,usivs light to work the
soarstono quarry On the lands ci the latter 10
AItXlndiIa county, Lear Falls Church. III,
uIlrrY Is SAID 10 be a valuable one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09

p.--D3pGig United States
NsEshal |. &. O'Ncai assisted by }i1.
George l.lgcGrk, THIS morUing arrested
c0oIcd woman nemId Martha i. Pollard
alas N. g. Maatn, Oil the charge OF p2;.inry
Lretvrr,d against her By Il. :. Attorney H. II.
Wells. OF Washington IN making false oath on
Nens!tn papers. she swearing that sio ras unA
married, whereas ste hal contracted q s;cAnd
alliance. The accused was S4nt 10 Washington
under charge Of Mr.. LaycDck. for cXaaIinailon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09

BROKE Her SHAFT--The steamer An
T. va, If tho Clyde line. which lri; Pil!adci-
shaft, shortly ri,cr s,aring end had II return
20 E'h!i.ici?hia. Her cargo will probably be
transferred TO another STEAMER ard ior~ardsd
tath:a city.
GYSTEH SurrEG The ladies' OF the Sdl,..y
&cAoo 9! tho n. + Church South, propose
~ di:& SO cy.!r supper At Sa.ep!a Hall To
G'gti and to r:or1ow Digh', the proceeds ct
ai,ich vi! b, gppiiet 10 repairing the Sunday
School room. Is large attendance ii tXpcccd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09

PERSONAL. Miss Mildred Lac, daughter CT
ticu. Ro:,f. f.. lee. arrived in New York one
day last OK from an extensive tour around
the world
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09

= rPL. PAKER, CUHEi! AND SLICER
a. combined. just the thing for drying apples,
for safe by JAS. +. CABIN " SONS,
aug ID GO King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09

Anew VASES ard BOQUET HOLDERS,
y something handsome Gall and sec thom
AZ Y. j. All LER g CO.'S,
aep in King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-09

4 LII KINDS OF bRAN, white and brown
IA MIDDLINGS, RYE CHOP ard COHN
Ri EAi for sale by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH
COMFY I-LAND POINiN

CONEY ISLAND POINT
PROSPECT PARK AND COMFY IsLANp RAILROAD.
TRAINS between CONEY ISLAND POIN1 and- Wilt
BRIGHTON BEACH leave 20 minutes from 8
a 10 lO.31 u m connections with
boats To ana from Ne1Yo.k and Newark Excursion tickets
IS cents
run Ealfhourly nom a IA and from 70
m n m ever IS mlnutsA sundays 10 mnntes
TxcnTaon Tickets between Brc9klin snd West bglght
Reach % cents The BroOslyD Depot Greenwood, Sbe,
ana can reached by horse ears om All the fer
Th IA the ony hns running direct 60 the OOsil
,tv 40 fet high New ocean Pier, 10 ieef loOt
landing passengers the centre Of all he public si Cno
GRAND CONCERTS o Observatory Pi4lAf1hi.
roon aud evening sunday inciudsi. pistol btilt W
celebrated NINTH REGI"i ~ ,sker weto playing W
ClEounts GIFTED " F1'PP'-
powell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TaANsFER@
XIV WORK CRY

West Farms Road can ward 203NsoNirreguiari 40 NJ
Mary ID McNair 20 " n torcorau -. s"'V
oplvtssye. : = COZ 8f-st (2ith Wsrd). i0oNiOO' o.
F1uan o. % Con Az -.,.s., ,-t
lexrc+onave y " cor l0Gth.st 100 TX 10 lh'mas 90 ~
Donyherty and wife 10 a Baumgarten --- - suV
same rroperiy A Baumgsrtcn aId wife 20 John 40 n.
East Pr1adUa,. = s. lot No I4S, 25x75 Il Morton
1t 0ys 81 n Of sitbst 25xloO; II Koiner
an nus aAud 20 a r NattlagO DO
2dave 2 = 42l 70 "a Of 56thst, 20lONlOi a Hon q.
man 90 - stern d'-
same properly Betty Prank and husband % stern 30
l2th.avo. n 2 cor l3}dst. l25N9gli also 18Th
- 27h 70 G % lthaye; and also IS lS4th.st 2l5
n 81 l2thave, 25A9gll; Bowers referee %
John IA HCwsOu o,S
SSo-si. go n Of !thaye, 50Ness; Bernstein 20
executor etc. 70 " Weckerlc .... lo'u
AOih-sf. a n. S25 n o. luthayC 2aNgSb; the Fast
River Savings Institution 20 Eias 100
''' 9ecre = 70 - i HcS S G'',' nv 1910
966oD 10 = dc % Il II 900
b7th-sl = : lqs s., n " % LeNiugtOn.avc 2OXluO5f
Loeb ana wife Sterufcld. ..... 2Z.J
63d-st. 8 l"5 n 81 jthave 25NlCO5 G Cooper . 49,
Anne Fettretcl ......... 100
7sih.st T. lH1 % " ui lstayo. Cox 1922; Hugo Wei
90 Israel Casper 90
S2dst r. l~I.4-af 70 " Of 3d-svc, lSJX77.2 swift
and others 10 george johnson. ..-.-.- 10
1lstAst - AGO n q Of tth-ayc, 15NlOOlli joseph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
Bankrupt Notices.

INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES
~ for the soUTHERT DISTRICT Of NEw.YORk. In
ne CORNELIUS OEEILLN, haukTupt-lS
BASKRUPTCYs Warrant in BANKRUPTCY mas been ssed by
the estate of CORN ELlUS OKEllL1 Of
the Clty OF New.YOrk OF the County u NeWNOrk, Of
the state OF New-York. IN sait District adiudged
a bankrupt upon the petition of his creditors. and
Of debts and the delivery u property
belonging sad bankrupt tO him ms anC the
transfer OF any property 6y hm. forbidden by law. A
meetn g OF creditors o. said bankrupt 10 prove her
debts choose more assguecs ~ his estate vii DE
held Court OF Bankruptcy 10 DE- holden az No l32 Broad
way York CITY, In said District on the lOh day OF july
A. d. 1879. at ~ o'clock M. at she Office Of Henry
Wilder Allen esquire % the Registers IN Bankruptcy Of
said Court. - $500 .,,, ,,.-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
fetlures ano fleetlnls.

A NNUAL REUNION Of the Associate Alumni
n of the Normal College will held In the Chapel THIS
AFTERNOON atty o'clock. All graduates
are expected 10 attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
fine ARTS
Cost ano foun0.

I OST i'm the waiting-rOOm OF the y. I. Cen
L. tral and Hudson River Railroad Grand Central Depot
on Tuesday afternoon large black LEATh Err NALlSE
mari the bottom @. l. r." contents Of no value
Finder will De suitably rewarded Oy returning
TO EDWARD CLARKE. Tribune once, y. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
" porpLE rRAcK ovER nm ENrInE noAp.

GREENPOINT DIVISION.
GFGS S f5 5 s5 2f 5 9 s t3 5 as 5 81 i5 55
Rcturnas leave Beach Tor Greenpont and New
a'i5. tg56 1873 ,536 i,l5 tis0 15i5 $3.50 n6i5 535
.7:l5 400 $40, ts'o, 1900 1850 1885 .. 70: =.
minutes Geenpent time Trains marked thus do
'' - - Y., BAY RIDGE DIVISION ~.
YORK y r. connecting atBay Ridge with trains for Man
22st-gI6, 1000, fl25 a M 1925, tl:25 1928. 9:2J
Ter Lgroy'stI5j5 t655. Hiss a. M; 1898 tI.sJ ;25I
325 st ~ t31ii 5 g2 p Pi m l2,5 t55 25j s55
The steamer b. r. Martin connects with Elevated Rail-
roads Whehat, and trains at Bay Ridge for Manhattan
tbs '' t2:25 i525, tl:35 5i5j tbs, t7:sj 1925 p
Trains marked 'a e ri sep EE1 lVy' Head Bay
Manhattan Beach for Bay Ridge and Sew Y9rE "a follows;
Zoo 23O 1900 S20 900 .i:l0 tjOO 500 1900 '5:lJ.
no. 100 t1Oo, $50. siJ5 500 ana tlOl5 m.
Trains marked thus connect with steamer D. II
Train. marked thus c3gnectng with North River Boat
40 T 0 TcEes good to return to ork over either
division but v River and Grcenpont Tickets are not good On
Orders NAV be with Dodds Express for baggage to and
20" %RRND CONCEEis EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EvvESiSG BY GiLSloREs BAND AND Levy
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
VI OPEN FROM $50 A. NJ TO II p ~ ~,
and connects with ears for south Ferry, -, ,,.,
point Tor Post Of1ce CIV Han anu
BARCLAY street Ferry HObOken
CHAMBERS sTREET Nearest point for Payonia and Krie
Railway Ferry.
NKLtN-STREET-
GRAN DISTRICT ponti2 Dee ros9es street Ferry
Jersey CITY and connects with car Desbrosses and
East Grand street Ferries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with cars for East and
EIGHTH STREET Connecting with car, Christopher.
- and East Tenth Ferries.
FOR RTEEN1H- 1T Connecting with cars for Last
Twenty. third and Thirty fourth street Ferries
TwENTYrHiRD STREET Connecting with ears te
YTHiKD-sTREET-C Connecting With ears for wee-
FoRTYsEtoS DISTRICT Connects with Sew-YOrx
Transfer COhpduy's cabs Tor Gftnd Csntttsl DePOI
FIFTIE I'll STREET and SIXTH AVENUE ID, 49,,
FIFTY.IsIGITH MISUNDERSTANDING entrance 20 CentrA
Park connecting win ears OF Belt Line Klilroad
FIFTY THIRD STREET and EIGHTH AVN = E.
FIFTY- y INTII.~IREET and NlNIH.ANeN -,
SEVENTY. SECON DISTRICT and NGS1hANENUE-
EIGHTY. FIIts TSTREET aud NlSIH.htENlE-
NINETY TIL RID STREET and NINTH AEEN -,
OSF-HU y DRED-AN lHSIhEEl anu NiNih
for npt0Sn trains take east side stations
For downtown trains take west side stations -
Trains VIII 51hsL and Cthaye, ana IO4th't aad
PARE ioCENTS Except between the hours Of $50 u
7.8o M 8 L Z D. when the fare u cents.
80 - No. WIN r. GARRISON, PIcsi1o1L
NJ VAN BRoCKLIS. Superintendent.
NOTICE TO TOURISTS.-The Lake Superior
Tarst COmpanys Rate Book for 1871 now
ready Copies can Dc obtained VI /. T. CAEfEN Eh
Atlantic Dock, Buffalo. N.Y.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - Excursion
Il tickets 70 Philadelphia rate OF - afty tnp books
With extended privilege. on and after July tho pennsyL
ysnis Railroad will issue excursion tickets between
Philadelphia good for i've days AZ OF 81
my tnp tickets good Tor one year IN the snds OF Tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
6urses. Carriages, 6arnsss. &t.

EOR SALE.-A very fine. stylish horse; kind;
suitable FOR aiy 10 drive also iu stvers wagon
aud halnrss both nearly Inquire e. lNas stable a.
East 4lstst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28

Bach Louisa and husband 10 r = Rsinsford No 81 .
Brc-eu. y VI and wife 20 q L Kiues'aud and Others.
executors etc, 5d OF stiayC Yedrs.--.. $4,000
yaa is'.'S. 10 j. -to ''' 5000
T1iss ana -baud 20 TIE River Savings Iustl-
4uth--t. of lOtiaVc. 5000
fctIrefoh Ami. 90 G. a Cooper G@t-t, e. OF 9TH 1900
10000
sane y 19f nu''D' 70 same. nav. D. VI o'' ST. 5000
Icereiu. ID AID husband 90 II Morrison eXecutor,ctc
% 5etI-.t O., lOilalyc 3 wears 10000
IUyru. T. and bus. and To- T. CuIpuan, 40 Zi5 Wash
iulfOH -. 70. bNo
Olson cor j l|l 1000
Ao deay ana S Si'i 70 ' W Of ~a '' assurance $4,000
roa. Of ' T6T MR. years i.'''s 5000
ROlt u-ou. 81 u fnJ a LuCkWa~, executor, etc cor
l,32S
s''' ' e i1 , yaar. TO- % 100 D'.' 10000
Vrselgud. Edward ard wIIc 90 a Carmichael.
I.y.uCfIuIyc and I2th-,f, 3 ycsIs...-- 5000
Ntc}.ric, " to Bernstein executor. etc D. 53dst
tDf ttIayc. wear. 2OOO
same toJ b stevens, trustee etc same property 900.
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Armstrong. 70 TOT Donaldson $4,000
I.lu.. george Goo a FrH'Hrf. l1u1
Hamilton Alexander and others trustees, etc, TO W
Na,FrT FttItHT tIc..... ZtobO
Miller n.H.r- o. in David Lane
NIItr. George VI ana another. executors, etc 20 CE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
Che Curt.

BRIGHTON BEACH FAIR GROUNDS,
Id CONEY ISLAND.
The FIRST Coney Island Races Will take place on SATUR
DAY June % "a day. FKIpAY July 50 day sAfJ Il.
DAY july 5 sth day, SATURDAY, July ~. The FAR
Grounds accessible by routes Coney Island Admis
sion 2jc 5Oc 81. Races begin 81 pm Wm. \. Enge-
man, Proprietor T. H. Wheaty, Secretary sim Hoag.and,
starter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
NOR LONG BRANCH.

/ SUNDAY, JUNE %. ~t.
The mlgnihCeu sel-Euug iron steamer
"ST. JOHNS"
viii Pier North River foot OF Rector ST. $50 a.
arrive Long Branch lllS m returning, leave Long
Branch D D N; arrive In New York $50 p m.
". \ SNEDEN, General Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28

At the Exchange SaleNOOin o-""s 'n0 io'
loving sales were held:
81 Jas " O1tlsV o..
\ A s.o-v brick culpug with loi. No pa Fast 1olhtb
les n W 81 2dsye let 25N9Se II Z II Cisu IA ooo
RU scott & MUcrs.
house WI lo io5 2 No n = IqasS " le9OO
sc'y e.es eT g, %o lot 2 N o wdey 1925
BIZ Richard " Hdrstt
4 2-storv dwellings with pot % land on lOh ave-
G sGf@ SS'hs1 lana iO''N.O .... $4,000
2 lots N 4 west 1872 i-st. ruunlpe throara G. l,3d-l
1O9u OF loth-aVe' each z'Al''''o . 6.oOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - ExcnrsiOn

Il tickets t. Ph.ladolphla-at - afy trp book
With extended pryegrs ON and after July tho pennsy
ni. road ompany will excursion tickets bctwee
York Philadelphia good for hye days ~ rate OF -
aud nfiy p good for year the hands OF ID
ha.rs trait Uf :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
RECORDED LEASH.
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Hefcrau Peter % l. VI Temple Nos 8l2 and 3Oi West
4Othst years, 81 annual rent oi...-.......-...-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
/ ONG BRANCH,

/ ONG BRANCH,
II Landing az the
GREAT WROUGHT IRON PIER.
TWO GRAND OCEAN VOYAGES,
SUNDAY, June 20.
Palace steamer Adelaide only steamer landing az tho
new colossal pier
steamer leaves foot Of 22dst at 10 and $3.50
Pier / y. r. 1880 a. M. and y m.
Round trip 80 cents Pier tickets 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-yoRK. Friday, June 81. 1879.
AT the Exchange Salesroom to-day the fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
Gin properlp 60 fei.

FOR LEASE.-That splendid property No. 70
Wa,rf l.rc az fert by 100 extended Easements; in
ca pe fspf vii b. rented for series Of years on easy
eiHs Inquire OF the premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28

pOONTON, n. j., on D., l.. and W. h. r.,
I'D hour and quarter from New York i've trains each
way! elevation 1000 feet air, commanding views,
beautiful drives and walks fishing and shooungi large
number of families viii take bOaTdeTsI reasonable
rates. furnished and UNFINISHED cottages let. Address
T. II. DAWSON References: Rev. Dr. Manderyle,
Harlem Ira Olds II Broadway W. H. Nichols No 80
sU an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
DRIGHTON REANH.

4 'tNIN NAILNUNU VT \ NV , I.
~ SUMMER EXCURSIONS TO THE MOUNTAINS.
TIE SWITCH BACK ROAD AT MACCH CHUNK
Will be OpoHet on Monday May 10 1879.
Trains New York loot Of Liberty 81, y. r. $40 TN,
], pm --, -. o.,
FARE Guiding trip around the switch Back, ~
II. u. BALDWIN. tCul Pass Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
Counlrp properlD 20 fet
estate 10 Gtfban9e.

CITY 80 and CASH TO EXCHAANGib
= "A = &sM well wstered near doPetfesr b Z
4 A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28

NOTICE to TOURISTS-The Lake Superior
~ Irarst COmpanys EXCURSION Rate Book Tor 1913 now
ready. Copies can be obtained VI T. 7. CAkPEN lEh
'1'' General Passenger AGENT
Atlantic Dock buffalo. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28

I'VE HOUSE Cairo, the Catsklls now open for guests
elevation, 1000 feet magnificent mountain scenery; 10 ma
Ila dew excellent table terms reasonable PTOuuetOr
with photograph and particulars at BEAR LINk'S NE
Grhaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28

hELAWARE HOUSE. Ocean Beach, \. j.
II Situated the front within POO feet Of surf
open for guests June 10 terms moderate. -
CLEMENT & LEE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
sDAY, JUNE %, Is7a-wTTH SUPPLEMENT.
DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY,
9nmmer 8ooro.

CLEMENTS HOUSE, Liberty, Sullivan Co.,
~ y Y.-Aer absence ~ two have resumed the
management Of the aforementioned house and now pre-
psfrd 10 receive gus The house j. situated amid the high
hills bfacng atm sphere II the Western ShaNALguuE
range, and reached bv Ete Midland Railroad Mountain
scenery rood fishing mosquitoes Terms:
II per day Colonel n J. CLEMENTS proprietor. Refer
Juan Aizamora. broadway G. KNOX
esq- corner Broadway and FuitoG-st-. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-28
Connlrn Real estate for Sale.

~ Farm of 2t acres suitable 1I agtutiCmaus country
IesdelCe The property located uu the west Side OF the AZ
IlIv north ul the station ana commands
extensive of Hudson July
sr,U apples pears, other small fruits and u.s. all under
cultivation The buildings comprise good barn lcrhuu-e,
slU other uuthuduE, the house contains II large tOJms
EDWARD CLAKhL Tribune office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-17

Personal and Political Complexion of
b. tli6 senate and House.

Tomorrow March 49, the rorty.sisth
copstes will convene in extra session. It
will be composed in the Senate aud House
NJ iollowS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-17

WEST, vIR1iNia
at tVti..n n ma Inhn r g,,,,,, IA
Not symptoms, nat the Disease,

It wOald seem to be truth appreciate by
all, and especially by professors Of the heal.
lntart, that 10 remove the disease, not TO al.
lOvIate It's symptoms, should be the chief aim
Of medication. Yet IN how many instances
do We see this truth admitted In theory iR.
nOred In practice. The reason that Hostetter's
Stomach Blttcrs Is successful IN No many
cases, with which remedies previously tried
were Inadequate to cope, Is .attributedtO the
which It l. adapted, Indigestion, fever aud
ague, liver complaint, govt, rheumatism, dis.
orders Of the bowels, urinary affections and
other maladieS are not palliatGtl merely but
rooted ont by Il, II goes to the fountain
head. II Is really, not noininAlly, radical
remedy, and II endows the system with an
amount Of vigor which is Its best protection
against disease. MwF&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-17

The Chicago Times Of Saturday comes TO
.ls in enlarged form, and also radically
changed In It's make up. Ithas somewhat
the general appearance Of an issue Of its
great namesake-the London THues-but Is
really In several essential respects a Ear
greater newspaper. its dispatches, gen.
eral and special, far exceed those ordi-
narily publishedin an issue Of the London
Times, and its miscellaneous matter Is
made up in such way, with respect 10
attracting attention, as would shock the
eminent responsibility Of the great English
laily. TherU is nothing secret that shall
not DO brought to light, is the Chicago
Times motto, aud the more secret the
news! is, paradoxicalIy speaking, the
more anxious aud certain tho Times
is to haveit. Some people regard this as
agreat blemish In its conduct, but there
Is this compensation about it, that It acts
as q police censorship over wide scope
Of territory, and really exercises an i'm.
portant moral restraint on the actions Of
agreat many people. Having a special
dispatcher in every large town Of tho
country, whose business II Is to shadow
every crooked and suspicious person,
the tendencies Of such persons are held to
certain extent under dureSs, aud thus
society has really mysterious cOnserva.
tive and omnipresent influence in It's
midst for its protection, While It would
seem, at first thought, to bel very obiec'
lionable feature OF journalism to thus I'm.
earth and make known the vices Of
society, yet, to some extent, it operates
wholesomely aud substitutes what thee:
logians term the tcrrors Of the moral law
for the restraints OF conscience and self re.
spect.
Outside Of this featurec which We cannot
commend, but only palliatc on the grounds
indicated, the Times is really a very strong
newspaper, not only editorially but in
all other respects. 1t is thoroughly wide
awake, and always hast varied miscellany
of interesting and instructive selections.
Nothing escapes the vigilance Of its news
editors, and the topics of the day are dis.
cusscd with singular directness, terseness,
intelligence and ability.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-17
1No CONTAGIOUS


w Va. llOSFrAL yop III, T..
WESTON ". Va, FebfuS,S = HlliIl
Sealed proposals will be rOevsI !; < y IN
dressed " the "SBCEetary Of thc E".'S wy oAN
a Weston, "; Va, up TO April 4 ism " ', NiTth'
~, and will 10 opened puIlirly a. K HN,SI,sdGkL
on the day following, BY the Ban O0s'sl 4
For the stone Work,
For the Brick Work,
For the Carpenter Work,
For the Plnteriug Work,
For the Roofing Work,
And for the Painting md t;l,,,,.
necessary for the consttuctio% ~ WeiE,
the Hospital, which u to cOTrrStsm stAt sNtalt
tiun already built-eGctN some mia, = GaltiN.
Will 30 o. cut .tohei the building ieir,
long, 70 teet wide, and three mi ~ !. y a!ta
The walls viii be about two ieeI tbIsI st-la "a
Of which will be Of stone aud LarkSi liz Ntta
foot IN thickness. via hHl 4,
Bids will be received leparately "a, n. 49,.
complete In the walls; The btIck TIrS Wy IttVi
NaI the cAfPehter work complete; ~ s sA
e9nPletei tne tGohhg sFutinE aud valIsy ~, ~
pletei and LOT the Painting and aIIpE Sor,,. a.
cont actor, 10 each case, furnishing ST.,s,4st "
saIy 10 complete his contract, hSe
The material used must be Of thsl..,..,.
10 10 Be subject 70 the inspe ton ii m Nh q
Perintendent betuTe being put 10 the L,IIJis. "
Tha contractor for the stone ToFf i, " T.
his work on or before the 2Ah dAy u 1p,I III y
complete the same on VI before he il, j,I n y
Der, 1879. The contractor for lie bTIrf ~. I'VE
ready 70 commence laying LricE il ~ IN, .I hGA
fore the 18th day Of June, 1873 Sn5 S.A,S...lE !,
same Rgainst tue lst day d DrcSmb.s IN " "
contractor for the caTIenler work i Ia ~ a.. y
with the stone aud brick work and /, tsGSJb ,,s.4
tract within one month PiteF the pln,tprpT sHtS,'
contract. The contractor Tor paut1S ~ ~.
will keep his EOIk well up after lLe rItnsS,,, ~
10 hhIsh the ame within ON month M, II. ~
ter huIShes his contract. The COnlnFtUf LT 80
to commence bis WOTk on or beiOFe Ihs III d, q N
oenlbcF, 1879, aud complete the NAme Is Gon y -,
ticable thereafter. The contractor lor pll'i'5I,
10 begin his work by the 1T DAY Of 4, rl ~ !,
anish the same By the lSt day VI July lolI,Ti5r "
Contractors will 6e paid ou uOnihlv s,,s,,,
made out BY the Superintendent, 20 T1,k ,SJ =
terial, Feserytng u per cent On sAch e,lniiS ~
the whole Of each contract Is eOlnpleted, -
All proposals shall 10 accompanied bV nd u,
SUFFICIENT bond aud security CDudil0nri ao'sSi,,s
law, 70 DO approved BY the Bard u NrgCtOI IN
faithful performance Of the condition, ii IN ~
tract bid for. The penalty Of LlId bond ,hIIlti
least 0ne-halt Of the aggregate amounted lhs eStss
hid for. ''-''
The Board Of Directors reserve III, rib, IA NJ,
all bids and proceed to re let the rOnlrIa q y.
tracts.
Plans and Specifications can be ,sp ,tiL. I'd
Virginia Hospital for the IuSane, al We,,Ou, l, n
after the 10th Of March, lsiV.
". I, LIVELY, EEI.Gl
te2s Err. RAlSIOS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-17
TO THE PUBLTC-HAyINC;

NOTICE TO THE PU BLGC-HAvING
IN re'eutered the Auction Business, am now pre-
pared 10 attend 10 all business that may be entrusted
10 ne special attention given 10 the sale Of House.
hOl Furniture. The patronage Of pa ties woo are re-
firing fIUn housekeeping, aud arc daSFUu, VI DIS.
posing o. their effects, respectfully solicited APRIL
lsr VIII e located At the WILL known business stand
No. 10 Eleventh street, OppNSlte lower end VI arkot
House, where will 10 prepared 10 receive cvnsigu-
nsnts' Prompt attention given 70 business. Cotn-
fully, GEO A. WI KHAN, AGGiioHscr mill
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-17
SEALED PROPOSALS
err CLERK's O9ylcE

err CLHRK'S 0PTIcE,
WHEELING, W. Va, March II, 1879.
Sealed proposals will be received at the ONCE Of the
City Clerk until I'll TUESDAY, March ~, 1870, Gt Il
~, for the removal Of all Kitchen Garbage and Odll
from within the city limits for the year Commencing
April l, 1879, the bids 10 bCaS follow:
For the FIRST District, comprising all the First
For the Second District comprising the Second and
For the Third District, comprising the Third and
Fourth Wards.
Wheeling Creek to CaldWell's Run.
For the Filth District, comprising all south Of Cald-
wells Hun 10 the southern line Ot tho city,
No person Will DO awarleda contract for moro than
one distrif. Propsls 10 DO addressed toIhe Chair
man 81 the Committee on Health, the Committee
psorying the right to reject any or I'll bids,
mhi7 ALEX. uPOEGRAFF CITY Clerk,