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TIE WHEELING DAILY NTELLIGENCERa MONDAY MORNING JANUARY 1850

AXusEMEsTs AT the FEMALE COLLEGE,
Among the numerous gaieties at the col,
lege during the past two weeks, the most
enjoyable was an impromptu entertain.
mept given blythe Freshman and Sophie.
mote classes In the college parlors last En-:
day night. II had been announced that
at the ringing OF the bell the. Faculty,
Seniors and Juniors were to assemble In
the front parlor. Accordingly, at $50, as
the bell sounded forth, there was q sudden
hocking TO the appointed place, and, in
hushed expectation, We took u seats.
Miss Mollie Shurtlef, OF Fairmont, in the
role OF stage manager, Won Tor herself Q
warm reception by her frank, pleasing ad.
dress. The programme, though rather a
brief one, was so ably carried out, that 1t
would be impossible 10 enter fully into De:
tails. Miss Leila Steele, Of Texas, showed
a fine touch and brilliant execution in
her instrumental solo. After a tableau.
entitled "Swoet Sixteen" which received
an encore, came a play In seven acts,
Jean Ingelow's Songs OF Seven" We
cannot speak too highly of this feature Of
the entertainment. The presentation OF
the piece consisted In the opening OF the
folding doors for each OF the seven dlvl.
sions, and while the tableau appropriate
to each successive scene was being
presented, the poetry was beau'
tifully and feelingly read by
Miss Mollie Shurtleti. The costumes were
very elegant, the rich folds OF a pink silk
giving color and tinting TO the dark.eyed
heroine OF Romance, while the brides
"get up" baHled description. Tho hit o.
tho evening, however, was in tho sixth
scene, "Giving in marriage" in which,
much to the a%stonishment OF the audience
one OF Wheeling's most talented lawyers
with one Of the brightest college bellies.
bore prominent parts. Tue dramatic efecl
was exceedingly fine, the appreciation o!
the audience being manifested by severa.
encores, which were gracefully responded
TO by the sailor and his bride. Alter the
entertainmentthe bridal pair held a recep
ton. The wedding supper, prepared by
the celebrated Caterer" always employed
at the college, was sumptious repast an!
"all went merry as a marriage BELL
Taken all together, the whole affair was ,
grand success and reflected much credi
upon tho classes in charge.
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OFFICERS ELEcrED.-saturday night last
among other business OF importance
transacted at Otis Hall, was the election
OF the following officers: President, g.
VI. Bags; Vice PRESIDENT Thomas Cart
wright; Treasured, Win: Love- Secretary,
VIM. Laughlin, ESQ.,; Committees, Robert
Love, Hall Sadler, @. Walters, Stephen
Wilcox, James sadler and Hall sadler,
Chairman.
Il was also arranged TO have Thursday
night meetings each week. This union Is
one Of the stongest and best one ever
organized in the city and has accomplish
ed much good.
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P1ee Of SLACK u We q VI pIUo VI
This agreement 10 hold one year, and be Cancelled
after that time only after sixty days notice from
either party.
Representatives OF the Top mill the
Benwood, LaBelle and Riverside were
present and the Belmont by proxy. In
The adoption OF the above scale the Top
mill and Riverside voted atIirmatively, and
with the proxy OF the Belmont carried
It, and the LaBelle and BenwoOd opposed
and voted against its adoption:
The miners employed in the banks in
and around the city that do a retail bust
ness, met in Parker's Hall Saturday night
for the purpose Of discussing the proprtee-
" OF asking an increase in wages. Fred.
Eberling presided.
John ". Brown in explaining the OBJ
ject OF the meeting, said that the miners
had only received an advance OF q quar-
ter OF a cent, which advance was made a
pretext by owners TO advance the price
Of coal three cents per bushellr
and il taxed with the advance said ut Is
not our fault but the miners. They have
raised on us and we are compelled Il
come up on you" Further than this, they
arc now, | hear, about forming a combina
ton against their employees in this, that
they will purchase Pittsburgh coal and
thus stand US out.
Other miners also spoke on the subject
but the tendency Of opinion seemed to be
against q strike.
An adjournment was effected without
having arrived ut any conclusion in the
matter.
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TnE Board Of Commissioners meets to-
ARMSTRONG, Co.'s & Co. will start up to-
day.
one Saturday night withouta case in the
lookup. ,
morning. .-
Business needs another boom in this
city Just now. go
Tmrw eathersby.G Goodwin Company will
be here on the 18th.
THE Riverside Glass Works, at Wells
burg, will start up the present month.
THERE are one hundred and twenty-five
employees al the hinge factory at present.
THE Tayleure Combination left for Gin
cinnati on the st. Lawrence SATURDAY
night. -,
rnE stonemasops and bricklayers will
ask for advances in their wages as soon as
the season opens.
Or. S. L. BRlCE, the druggist OF the
| Eighth Ward, has a canary bird fourteen
years OF age, in his store.
SOME other property stolen from Reids
liuuor store last week, was recovered
Saturday by Officer Miller.
THR Riverside Nail Factory was oil sat
urday, as stock was being taken. WORK
will resume this morning.
FARMERS can not get to the city win
their teams at present on account oil INT
deep mud Of the country roads.
A VERY pleasant leap year party wa
given Friday night at the residence o
Miss Mary Schumulbach, South Side.
LARAMIE furnished a big supper TO thu
Is. y, WIS Saturday night, and TO Hanes
Wilson & Co.'s employees Wednesda!
night. u,
TIE social dance given in North Wheel
ing on last Saturday evening was
pleasant affair. 7. 7. C~ockayne's orchestr'
was the motive power.
SUNDAY OF last year the thermomete
registered 50, 50 and l0' above zero. at
-. 3 and I o'clock respectively. This yea
il was co., 90, Gl' and GO' al the sam
hours.
TuE first blast at Sweeney & Sons net
foundry will be made to-day. a complet
change has been made in this foundry
and When completed will make the mos
complete and largest in the State.
J.J. WATERS, who was committed t
iail on Friday to answer a charge OF embez
element Of S3S so while Treasurer Of
lodge OF the Circle Of Honor in this city
was discharged at q hearing Saturday, be
fore Justice Caldwell.
Mr.. W. l.. CALM, the only director,
man." is at work compiling miscellaneou
statistics for his new Directory. Calm 30
out the the best Directory we have eve
had and he says this n will be bette
than the former one.
Council recently authorized the placin!
Of four strings OF limestone on Zane street
Island, between the bridges. 1t is abso
%Ilutely necessary that the grade OF thi
street be reduced before such improve
ments be made, or they will be Of no US
whatever.
We notice, in our new advertising CO.
umn, that on January l the firm OF Fors
ter ( Amick, in the boot and shoe bus,
ness. was dissolved, our friend, WI
Amick, buying out the interest OF ": i
Forster in the store room, No. ll43 Mai
street. Will Is clever fellow, and an.
person needing anything in the boot an
shoe line, should give him a call.
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MARTINS Capitol Restaurant oil Market
street, Wheeling, outstrips them all. He
furnishes more meals, possibly than all
the rest combined, besides rendering uni.
versal satisfaction. He was surprised him.
selfthe other day on serving a meal TO a
gentleman from Kansas. who assured him
that he had read his advertisement in a
paper that far distant. Martin not only
advertises through the press but every
meal furnished at his restaurant lisa telling
advertisement. His dining rooms are
located a few doors below the Mcclure
House, and don't you forget it elsbury
Hpr1M
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Notice to Contractors & BuiIders


OFTICR or THE board OF PuHLIc WORKS,
WHEELING. Novemberl3 IL, 1870.
Sealed proposals will he received by the
Board OF Public Works, OF the State OF West
Virginia, addressed TO the undersigned, up to
70 o clock noon, of March the LIST, 1880, for the
ALTERATIONS IN, and the ADDITIONS TO, the
Bulldog known as the State House, at Chares'
tn~,o The pians and specifications furnished by
&c. KcmbIe andA. PEBBLES, joint Architects.
Bids will be received for the whole, and the
several parts Of the work. -ftans and spegciti.
cations may be seen at the Capitol Building,
in Wheeling on and after JANUARY l, 1850.
and any information relative thereto may be
obtained by applying to &C. kemble, the
Architect, resident at Wheeling, West Va.
Bonds and security. approved by the Board
Contractor. The right OF receiving or reject
Ing any or all bids is reserved.
Nv order Of the hoard OF Public Works.
nSl7 S. BRADY. Seo'y.
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SoclALrsrlc misunderstanding meeting
was held at the Court House, Saturday
night, at which about n hundred and
fifty people were present. p. ]. McGuire,
Commissioner OF Labor Statistics oil the
State OF Missouri, and delegate to the re-
cent Socialistic Convention at Pittsburgh,
again addressed the meeting. His ad.
dress was similar to the N made on Fri.
day night, q full report Of which We pub.
lished Saturday morning. Alter he con.
cluded his remarks several persons sub
scribed their names as members oil the
party,
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ST. JACOBS On having come to my no.
tice, ! determined TO try some for Rheum-
atism, which has troubled me more or less
for the last two years, and l find 81. Jacobs
OH all that 1t Is claimed 10 be. l use q
little, as ] feel the effects Of the OLD com.
plant coming on, and In II there isinstant
relief; no | do recommend 1t to every one
that Il troubled with Rheumatism.
SAMUEL DICKSON,
800 HtpGs s., Brooklyn, NJ y.
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IN A QuASDA1.-The "poplarest'' is
mixed, lie is in oyer head. Some OF the
phenomena OF nature are beyond his ken.
The latest thing that got away with him
Ia, "whatrbecomes Of the water2 l can't
explain It. Now there'sthe Ohio river has
been running into the Atlantic for nearly
a hundred years, and still the Atlantic Is
not full. Yet there's been q powerful
sight Of water going down there even in
mn r%eekollection. 1 think I'll have TO
talk 10 Duck Price about this thing"
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Boy RECOVERED. Friday last a son oil
Mr.. Henry Jacobs, Of this city, ran of
from home. Chief Of Police Sweeney was
notified, and yesterday, as the result OF
his search, received a telegram from Par
kersburg announcing that the boy was in
custody there, and would be forwarded
home Immediately. The parents Of the
boy we're very much shocked at his un.
natural conduct, and are unable to &C.
count for his proceeding.
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TRNpERAScE.-The Otis Hall temper.
auce Union held its first meeting this year
last night. G. W. Begs, Capt. Robert Mar.
shall, MI. Cartwright and others delivered
addresses. There will be another meeting
on Thursday night
The Parker's Hall Union meeting
yesterday afternoon was also well at
tended.
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WASHINGTON, January 5.-l A. M.-Fol
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley rising
followed by falling barometer, variable
and northerly, shifting TO southerly winds
stationary or lower temperature, cloudy
or clearing weather. For Lakes, rising
followed by stationary or falling barome'
ter, northeast to southeast winds; cooler,
followed by warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather.
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The Professor was presented Christmas
with a magnificent rifle as a Christmas
gift by the Connecticut sharp's Rifle Com
pany, and this he used Saturday in the
final contest.
Some other miscellaneous shooting was
also done on Saturday afternoon, the
scores OF which We append:
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TIE CouRrs-CouxrY CouRr = Judge
Bovd.-This court met at 0 o'clock SatuI-
day and transacted the following busi-
ness:
John Kiger vs.. St. A~lphonsus' Beneyo-
lent Society. This case was before the
court all day and was continued until 9
A.. NJ. to-day,
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the "Kan,aS Land and Wheat
a,oTer,' AS.oclaIiouh will meet nj the Capt.. Il build
InI in ihH ntlce Of The Secretary Of state, Ut 2 O'Clock
r. ~, on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY :, 1850. for the
purpose Of eiecIing a Board Of directors, adopting
By.iaSb and innsacting such other business IL may
IT p f,nIiIPS. HENRY N. MATHEWS,
". /. hRip0Hs, GRO. X. TISGLI,
J. {, ALDIRsuH, lncOIpOtatOts'
WHEELING, December %, 1873. uCI
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BUY a Present that will Outlast time /;
one to not only gladden. The heart to-day but
In aRer years awaken happy recollecllons
OF The uiyer. JACOB W. 6RuBB.
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Coop RRcoRD.-Mr. Hugh Gerighty,
who is employed rs brakeman on the
engine for the Top Mill blast furnace, made
three hundred and sixty consecutive days
last year, losing only five.
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Tie BADGE WoS.-The handsome gold
badge, offered by the Wheeling Rifle Club
for excellence in rifle shooting and for
which many contests were shot, was won
on Saturday last by Prof. Chas. +, Dwight.
The following is the score by which the
badve was won:
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STooKHoLDERS' MEETING.

UvvlCE OF WHEELING AND BELMONT BE!DoE
coIPASY, WHKELISO, ". Va. bee. -, ~. !
Tho Annual Meeting Of the EtOckhOl iers Of the
Wheeling aud Belmont Bridge Company VIII 10 held
a Inc Ufice Of tue Company on MONDAf, the I'm
Jay 4 January, 1850, bel see" the hoEls OF ~ Anu
TO serve during Ihr ensuing year. ,,,o> ,.
a. M JuS. La WSON, EeE u
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Knnfah.

Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich, want
an agent in this county at once, at q salary
oil 500 per month and expenses paid.
For fall particulars address as above.
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STOCKHOLDERS, NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the BEL
mont Glass Works will bC held at the office Of the
company in Bellaire, Ohio, JANUARY II, 1850 at
one O'Clock p. NJ, at which time seven ~ Directors
will be elected to serve for the ensuing Tsar.
dnS M. SHEETS, Secretary.
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HuRnAn FOR lSSO!-Lose no time, but
go to John Roemer's Dry Goods, Carpet
and Wall Paper Emporium, Nos. gl0 and
209l Main street. He is still selling out
his immense stock at the old panic prices
for cash only.
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Observation-Disclosures are the
calculations OF my patrons on entering
LARAMrE's PALACE RESTAURANT, Ills Main
or ZIG Water streets. will stay, and
serve everything in a delicious and ap-
petizing manner. LARAMIE.
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A GRAND New Years lunch. In.
Gliding "lIassenpfener," wilt be
served This morning and Evening
nj CIlAS. R. BEHLER'S.
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po1lcE CouRr-Judoe Cranmer.

Police CouRT-Judge Crdnmer.
The following cases were disposed Of at
this Court Saturday morning:
Pat Flaherty, disorderly, -.
Chas. Wilson. indecent exposure, 81
and costs. Paid.
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A TRIAL OF Piso's Cure will convince you
that it is a good remedy for Coughs, Bron-
Chitis and Asthma.
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oTOOKHoLDERs' MEETING.

Tho regular anuual meeting Of the Stockholders oil
thn Alma + IFe and Marine InSurn Q Company, for Tue
ELECTION q 1Tf6dIJTE, wrtr- by hrtt 1T ttrr- riltse st+se
Cumpsny, on MOSDAY, the 18th DAY OF JAN.
RICHARD SAVAGE,
SAcfRiAFy,
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ALL sheet music at half price at sheib's,
Washington Hall. Music books also at
reduced prices.
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Old Age and dls'
eases that lead 10
Consumption, In.
sanity aud m early
grave, or BOTH. Nc
matter how shat.
tered the system
may be from tx
rnss,s Of any kind
short cOune q
"-1HAn-A
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FROM the indications DR.. 0'Leary will
have a full house tonight.
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For the best results In Lie. How 10 attain and 70.
tain Good Health " q vigorous old aga. Illustrated
With an ample collection oil MAnlklbS, Models, Draw
tnIS, Rare and Curious speeiGenH. The largest and
dnest Cabinet Il tho kind IN America. These leo
lures seldom fall 70 OIL the largest halls 10 their Ut
most ~caparity, and II often occurs that rmWilS are
turned IRON the d or unable 10 gaiI .dHI'SSlOn,
They meet with the WaruGst approval Vi tie bost
people everywhere. The Interest they excited In
Wheeling Ia tho years 1888 and 1878 10 still, no doubt
we'll remembered. SiRco then they have Improved
much, both the Lectures and the Cabinet
Parents say that they are worth more than 1 years
schooling, aud when finished, regret that they arc
Admission; Ladies and Gentlemen, free. Boys, 10
J. TRUAX,
desc Agent aud Business Manager.
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ia Scryous sufTerers-The Great Euro.
mean KeInedy-Dr. j II: sinp'
sop's Specific Medicine.

Dr. }. u. simpsons Specific MedicIne
Ia 1 posltlTc euro Tor speTmaiOTrhca, lmpoieneyr
WeLknUaa and all diseases resulting from Seli-A 3ase,
LanVuor, IASLIudo, Depression Of Spirits Ahu iInc-
iOpRl arrangements Of the Nervous System generally
pain In BInk or Side, Loss Of Memory, Premature
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THOSE who would secure seats at Dr.
0'Learys lecture tonight had better g
early.
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SMALL FARM AND COUNTRY
~ BLA kSNlTH SHOP FOR sALE-A small
Farm Of thirty acfes, hIleGn acres under Civilization,
q kOod dwelling Of three ApaTtInentS, With 4 Tooj'
sHnSlanthi, eel patrohI1ed Blacksmith shop, and
good Ioc5LOn ir country Store, l0VEA miles from nh.
ustSn, MeiHel county W. Va, At the Low mice a.
S,Soo. Tsrns.csh 500; one and, Two years Tor
balance, VIZ Interest. For further Information 10.
over City BanE. ~ ip"SS
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further notice,
Gte %gntddgetueG
onice. Nos. as and n Fouricenth street.
aew Advertisements.

now hutoA
For Rent-Main Street Store Room.
For Rent-Dwelling Houses.
Two Thousand Druggists-Fourth page.
Rupture Cured-Fourth page.
Piano Recital-Carl Hermann.
Attention, Turner's.
Wanted-Girl.
Blank Books-Stanton & Davenport.
Dissolution.
Spare Ribs, &c-D. @. List.
Wanted-By o Young Man.
Regular Tuesday Packet-Andts.
Free-Dr. st. John.
$40 to 81, 000-Baxter & Co.
SIT A Month.
SIT A Year.
To Advertisers-Geo. p. Rowell X Co.
business College,. NJ. Frasher x Go.
Notice Of Dissolution.
Seyenty-iive Gents A Year.
Mans Strength and Woman's Beauty.
Piso's Cure for Consumption.
Stockholders Meeting.
Notice.. A. II. Parsons.
THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the Thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner:
SATURDAY.
i0b 81 rcO. is I 81 o.
SUNDAY.
IA. n. /: 8. 3 ?. n. ! Pm. AN. aS.sr 2: N. TIN.
zero $ GO 60 81 60
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restore the lost functions and procure ue1iI1 sna
honnine : Vherp before was dependency aud gloom:
The specl6c Medicine Is being used With wonderful
PS@phIs,s sent free TO all- Write for them aud get
PdcS, SpScIic, 81 % per package, or six packages
tor $500, Will e sent by mall on rCcsiEi O. money
AddreSS allGrlerS, J, y, SIMPSONS MEpiClNs w.
Nos lOi and IOd Main ~, Buttalo, n, 1.
oC1 Sold in Wheeling by LAU0hLIN BNoS' y co'
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pOOK PRINTING
!, the auoy, Styls At tie IETELLldEEoER yos
ROOMS. The nsa,eSt work. Prompt and 10" Pt'Sra
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GENERAL NOTICES.
orooKnOLpERsI Meeting.
ELECTION.

ELECrIoN'
Ths Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Bank Of IhG Ohio Valley for the election o. niiectOrs,
EIl be held at this banking House on MuSDAl ihe
l2Ih day Of January, 1880, between the hours OF
mi :" dEORGE ADAMS. Cashier.
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MISKs's MEErESe.-As was indicated In
last Tuesdays ISTELLIoEScIRthe was an
adjourned meeting held Saturday night at
which a sliding scale was adopted for the
government OF mill miners. These miners
have had 10 contemplation for quite-g
time the feasibility Of such a plan, and
have discussed the thing among them.
night concluded to adopt the n present.
ed to them for ratification. Considerable
Inconvenience has been occasioned to
manufacturers on account OF sudden and
unlocked Tor strikes on the part OF their
miners, ..and this scale in their, the (manu,.
iactnrers)l opinion was the best practical
solution OF the problem GLOW TO avoid
them" Following is the form OF the mt
tual agreement:
wHKxLrSo, January 5, 1850.
II Is hereby sgrOed BY aud between - lror
ttI.-L- 81 . Sn.up,lNtaa ~ Nnal fnInHFa Tint from nut
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R. HOE & co. F Fk1sTIaS PkEssS Is
AND PAINTING MACHINERY OF EVERY DE-
sCRfPTi0N, ALSO, CAST sTEELSAWS. OFFICE,
HXEUFACTORY AND WAREROOAs: sVu
QRIHn Ut, N, V "tI
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Ffnsr-oLAss BARRIERS use Ivory Soap.
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New style music rolls at sheib's.
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MASON & HAMllS Organs at sheib's.
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II Is hereby ngrCed by aud between - Iron
Works and a committee Of coal miners that from anu
AFTER this date the prices Of mining coal shall bs as
fellows:
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Mount Dlablo Bullion.

Candslaria True E''ure. September Is.
The time when the great Mount
Diablo mine would begin shipping bul.
lion has been snIiously looked forward
to for Q couple OF months. This week
the nrst bars wsrs shipped. and the PEG.
pie hsreabout are oorrsspondingly jubi-
liant. The mill has but just began to
run steadily upon the ore. but BY the
18th OF October II will have crushed out
over $3.50. 900. The average daily out
put will approximate $4,000. aud should
no accident b,fsll either mill or mine, 1t
q easily be seen what the months 70.
turns will bs. The mine 10 looking well
and In condition to produce ore as fast
a. the mill can reduce It. The charao-
ter Of the ore II rich enough for the
management to use it, judgment upon
a. to the quality to be millsd. With
two bullion. producing mines, whose az
greeats product will reach q monthly
output OF nearly $500, 900. this district
will attract attention outside. and Its
mining property will be sought after
with avidity.