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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19
Educational.
MADAME Il. NlCKERT,

MADAME Iit NlthiNiti,
TEACHER or
FREN G II and q ERMAN LANGUAGES,
aud PLANO,
In Private Families and Glasses,
Residencc-aoa Il. F,rrn . srnrr f..
NEWARK ACADEMY,
NEWARK, DELAWARE.
PRor. EDWARD d. PORTER, A. NJ,
PRINCIPAL.
A hrst class Boarding School for
DOYS AND YOUNG MEN,
Fall Session begins SEPTEMBER ath 1867.
For full information send for Circular.
W. A. REY MOL s.
CLASSICAL and MATHEAA TYcAL
I N S II L II u II E
Begins its Fall Term on MONDAY morning, SEP.
TENDER I'd, 1867. Catalogues can be procured OF
Boughman. Thomas ~ Co., or Of the Principal, or oil
H. Todd, ut Dover. jy9-3m-d&w
TAYLOR IL JACKsON's ACADEMY,
A SCIENTIFIC, CLASSICAL d COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN s. BOYS.
formerly n c. Taylor's.)
Cor. Ei,hih aud Uoitastma sts., Wilmington, Del
The Eleventh Scholastic year Of this Institution
will commence oh the I'd of the Ninth Month, lScp-
tcmbcr) 1867.
The accommodations have been largely increased
Il large and well furnished GYMNASIUM added, and
much new and valuable APPARATUS provided. A
full Of well illustrated LECTURES Is deliver
ed each year An able and efficient corps Of instruct,
ors has been procured The school year Is divided
into two terms of 20 weeks each.
First class, $1,000 per term.
Second % 1000 "
English Books furnished without extra charge. No
extra charge for Latin or Greek.
For further Information apply for Catalogues to
Il. &. TAYLOR | p.,,,,,.,.
MILTON JACKSON, Il. =, ''"'P''e
iygt-3m dSw Wilmington, DEL.
THE LOLLER ACADEMY,
A Normal Classical and business School for fuung
Men and boys. Aso the
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,
of llatborn, Montgomery County, Pa Rev. George
Hand, A. NJ. Principal will reopen Muilda", Screm
Der ID.
These well known schools (haf mile apart and
connected only through the Principal are beautifully
located on the ud York Road, 10 miles north Of
Philadelphia. and well provided for the comfort
and thorough training of pupils.
Enrfi audh pnd- ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19
YOU'RE WANTED! LOOK HERE

Agents both male aud female wanted everywhere
To sell the PArEAr IuPnnvlp lNk RfstRvOiR, Qly
which from one To two pages can be b. written with
out replenishing with ink) and our Fagcy and Dry
Gsods, etc. Can clear from ~ to $40 ii day. No
capital required. Price 10 cents, with an advertise
mcnt describing an article for sale in our DOLLAR
PURCHASING AGENCY. Circulars Sent Free.
EASTMAN ~ KENDALL
65 Hanover St. Boston, Mass
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

toG"Nrrs lNp'rsf.- Coroner l,cllcw. assisted
ny Deputy Coroner Curry hcdau inquest Thurs
uay afternoon, OYER The bodyof Chas. Lea. a, III,
late residence, corner Of Water and French St..
Mr, Lea was employed in removing bars Of iron
IRON barge lying in the Christan,. at French
street wharf, when his foot slipped on a piece of
sheet IRON lying on the deck. and he fell back
ward over tile barge into the river. lie came M
10 The surface once and an effort was made 10
save him but he suddenly sank. and did NOT u.c
as'Hh' ms body was recovered about O'Clock.
ny some friends. The Jury rendered :, verdict Of
death from accidental drowning.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

SEVERE SrouM.-The Elkton Democrat after
giving an account Of the recent water spout nj
New Castle, says
The fact that about the same time or shortly III
ter this phenomenon disappeared from New CAS-
Tie, a storm OF unprecedented violence passed in
u narrow vein acrocs the upper portion of this
county, would indicate that II was II continuance
of the same. In the nclghborhood Of Blue Ball
and Brick Meeting House, the rain was terrific
Roots usually water proof afforded no more pro-
lection than a srive The water seemed To pour
through them. We heard OF II lady in the village
Of Brick Meeting House, who started from the
store for her home, distant but hundred yards.
but was oyertakcn by the approaching storm, and
was compelled To call for help 10 enable her To
reach her door. In some localities, hail fell in
prodigious quantities, some Of the stones
being Dem. an men or NOR. IN diameter
cut Ia pieces, and some Of them entirely
ruined. III one field, We are told, moi Il blade nor
All ear Of corn remained on the stalk, and where
ever the ears were in II soft state, they were 50
cut by the hail as to forbid their ripcning.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W. Ware is building ~
fine three stony brick house. OH Delaware Avenue,
below Washington street. lie is doing the ear
pentcr work himself, and Mcssrs. llcndrick X
Jones The brick work
Mcssrs. Milton lackcy AMI james Car>wcll arc
putting up six three story brick houses on Wash
ington street, nj The corner of Twelfth. Forrest
~ Peters are the brichlaycr', and Milton Lackcy
the carpenter
BASE BAli.--On Saturday II number Of impor-
tant matches were played in Philadelphia, ON
the grounds of the Athletic Club, at Fifteenth
and Columbia avenue, the Athletics played the
Union, Of Camden. The former club proved
victorious, the Athletic 81, Union, %.
On the grounds of Camden Club, the Quikcr
City and Camden Club played. The score Of tile
Camden was ~, and of the Quaker City, -.
The Pasimc Club, of Baltimore, AT Eleventh
and Wharton streets, played with the Keystone.
The Balimorcans were defeated. Pasiimr -;
Keystone. 80.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

A FARMERS MAnkEr liorsE.--At the last -cs-
sion of the Legislature charter was granted for
a Company to build Market House, in this city.
The corpoators are men of standing, wealth and
enterprise, such us Jesse Sharp,J .Poulson Chand-
Ter, Eli B.Talley, Ellis Nichols, Charles Gooiing.
john \. Duncan, and others. Aniniormal meet
ing Of u portion Of the corporltors was held on
Saturday last al the Office Of Grimshaw 4 Me-
Cable at which place a meeting will be held on
Saturday next, September 2ist, at O'Clock, p.
NJ, at which time the books will be opened
This is move in the right direction, and success
will crown the effort. -RepuJiicda.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

A Treatise ON Deafness. Cntarrii. Com
sumption and Cancer. Their causes and means Of
particulars To Dr. SrlLWELl, No. 20 South III street
Williamsburg l.. |.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
Vie METROPOLITAN REVENUE oOAsD.

IBIS Board held meeting yesterday, and among other
business transacted passed resolution to tho following
oce;rhai .ir 0rville I. Gilmore be appointed clerk
TO this Board for the purpose Of examining reports Of
inspectors OF places examined and seizures recon-
mondei aud 10 collect evidence on which seizures
made, and for prspsrins addsvts, with view 70 cause
the arrest OF offenders against the law
Tie following seizures xoro also announcsd.-M FL
Crosby street. express wagon and horse and three
barrels OF vhskey, for alleged frsudent dealing. Am
d,ys we're ordered 70 10 msdo oas f9r the arrest Of hs
he LbiSt5 fsstosy Of 8 Adams, its psgrsw street
proosyp, was seized for having Oh the promises zine
barrels Of whRksy not properly branded II 10 Thought
botsvs, that no fraud was intended, snd thai tue wits
wy wS not for sale, but only 70 be nsed fcs wslups
We hhanee whieh ve Stored ~ w bVitine
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CORNWALL en- TIE HUDSON.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.
Large Number of Visitors and n Pfeasaue

Large Number of Visitors and n Pieasane
Timc-A Ball and Its success.
cornwall TIE HUDSON, July ID, 1891
In the absence of q regular correspondent permit me
to give few notes Of what is going a. Cornwall A
We have some three four thousand strangers among
claim short space in the columns Of tho HERALD.
the outsders know that the present promises
be tho most lively and satisfactory that We have ever
enjoyed The principal houses have returned 10 tho old
prccs$1O and sl2 per week. with good fare, splendid
drives, . bountiful supply of choice fruit not 10
mention the genuine Orange county butter, milk,
&c. Some enterprsng gentlemen are pTepar-
anything OF the kind in this county, and
thore number Of ne horses In training no doubs
there will b, some good sport In short time we have
two base ball clubs IN our piace-the ldiewilds and
Spring Valers--.bat have done some good battling the
last season, tho Idowilds winning every match
We have some twenty large boarding houses, besides
almost every perna1 mt resident takes more or less
boarderB and mauy vistors There are many very fine
turnoute. Mr. Nathan, Of twenty third street. New
tho late N. p. wis has two splendid teams. Mr.. Bor
has one very fast Row. Mr.. C promises to bring
that will eclipse all Of our fast Las evonipg
there was grand gathering OF the fashonsbles a. ths
beautiful residence or 9. II. Ring, Linden PARK who're
there IL most delightful and delighted company this
season. This was tho second OF a series OF enscr-
tanrnenls gotten UP by the guests OF tho houee,
sssis,oi by the landlord and his lady. a gentleman
jost returned from Saratoga says that our hop far
exceedei the one given there few evenings nnee a.
three dollars per toiet while given free OF
expense, except 10 few guests Of tho bogse. Tbs
extensive gronndd were elegantly Illuminated with
Chinese lanterns aud III, large dining mover
looked splendid, with its gay aiscmbisgo from the
Powclton House, Hewburs: Roes Smiths, tho Ciaren-
don and other hous 9 Tho music was furnished by
Professor Barnekoef OF tho Newburg Musical Institute,
and was oil tLat could be Desired. The refreshments
ample, thanks TO the ladies' Tho managcrs,
their power to make 1t SUCCESS, and well they soc
ccsded
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TIE sTaDrIsS or THOMAS Cosea1vt.
His Antc.niortciD Statement md sub.eau

His Antc.NortciD Statement md Subsequent
Death.
Coroner Gamble yesterday morning proceeded 10 Ninth
avenue near sixty-sccoad street. and took tho ante.
morIom statement OF ihomas Cosgrove the who
dangerously stabbed IN the abdomen last Friday
nigh. during q quarrel with Philip Aonahan, as Pre-.
yiousy reported in the HERALD.
Corsroye, was In dying condition 81 tho time %
making lis statement seemed sensible OF his approach
ing dissolution but able 10 give clear and connect
cd account Of the circumstances which resulted In tbs
stabbins Soon after the Coroner let tho house Cos
grove expired and notice Of his death was Immediately
transmitted 70 The Coronors' Office In Centre street
Below will DO found tho version Of tho affair ~ given
STATEMENT cosURovG
On Friday night, IAN July, about eleven o'clock, In
my own house, Philip Monshan IN my own room,
and had words about sone two days wages that
he immediately demanded the money; I told bin 10
como Oh the next night and would pay hun; he said
no would not come every night, and in medstey stab
bod IN The right breast when then struck Monahat
kept stabbing me with knife nve sis times: then
got away, aud haooed watca and murder, and Monahaa
ran away and have not heard OF him ance never had
any quarrel with him before he had worked for me for
several years.
The deposition OF Ann Cosgrovs wife o. the murdered
man, was taken, and corroboraed that made by ner
band IN relation 10 the OF receiving his
The case vas then submitted 10 The jury, VINO "S''
the following
That Thomas CosSrovs came 70 bis wounds sy "sooss
ylth 2 t5fs q ins hands Of f'"' "'"''"'' " W.
co,ors, sSs ,svu.d warrant for the apprehension
OF Monauan and placed In the hands o. Captain wsro
Of the tweny.,scond prscnca 70, s,ssauoa =, ~.
sssssS o S e0f pse.sd ~ sss Of 40 Az
nas,ve & kejasA
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TOTAL. - 80
The Parish Prison Is In the worst possible condition,
many OF the inmates being destitute OF clothing, and tho
building self bong old dlapida.ed rotten, mildew
uncomfortable and unvhoosome.
In general matters since tho PRONUNCIATION OF the do
cree that General Sheridan would not be removed, the
city has settled into something like quieude, and the
registration under the order " extension, going on
without unusual intores, or excitation. OF financial
flibustcring there s than enough, especially Ia
city scrip and OF whiAkey and tobacco fra ids there
eni-it beng matter OF every day comment on tho
street that OF tho hundred thousand barrels VI
vh.ley manufactured in this district every six m0ahs,
on than ten thousand barrels Is tho internal
tax paid Meantime large quantities OF wbsk y
exported 10 Havana and other points and returned
anu sold imported tho dgty a. the Custom House be-
ing empGngly loss than the tax on manufactured.
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LAKE MAHOPAC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of the HERALD.
Cool Wcethcr-NumcrOus Arriv ais-The Open.
ing Hop-Bonting on the I.nke-Ii ansisows
Turnouts.


ing Uop-Bonting ON the Lnike-IiandsOpe
Turnouts.
LAKE MAnopAc, Jaly is, 1867
The season has boon remarkably cool 80 far and the
Lake seems quite deserted whsn compared with former
years Tho arrivals last week wors quite numerous
aud the season may bs said TO have fairly commenced
although the Thompson Hotel 10 the only one chat y
full
rbe opening hops or on Saturday evening ., the
Gregory and Thompson Houses the music bang under
the direction OF Bernstein. who led IN person ut Tho
latter They a decided success. The Misses
Bk-e, A--th-y, faw 1T, D-ta and Nrs UN-l an
pcsrc 10 great advantage at the rhompson also the
sses B--n, Nh ana On at the Gregory House
Tho numerous boating parties on tho Lake seemed
10 10 enjoying them.clves II ono could Judge
by the musical strains that were waited acrose
the water. Tho Great Am ,rican Cleo Club gave
some Of their choicest selections Mrs. ON sang Che
Ave- Maria with decided success and charmed the many
guests who CHANGED - DC pr sent at tho time.
he road Is vol pstroni2ed, AMI tho handsome turn.
ou.A are numerous Misses Low and Gilman
d. the houors with their fourth hand, aud Miss TT
may be her cosy litte pony wagon every even
Ing We arc promised now sensation shortly, OF which
viii keep you thoroughly posted
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Nsiorily for blacks .

Majority for blacks. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
That tho Orleans parish therefore, under The present
rsgiaon will rivo a large radical majority the day OF
escon gints OF not the least doubt; aad tho ncOrpO-
ration into s platform OF threo several plarEs Ike are
foiowng-viz rebuilding OF TIA Isseos by national ap-
preparation, abolition OF ths cotton tax ami protection
and fostering OF III guggr lniseg;--w d0uh, eecure
en- asc5nda1cy which Will be Permanent until theso
issues heyo been exhausted tect the people OF The
United states invest mOuoy In the bouh by Con.
gressional appropriation before grea. deal
be expected In tho way Of The sharing % the
South ia the burden OF the national debt aud this ~
especially OF tho tract Of country inundated by the
Nsrlssppi throuzb the broken condition 81 the cvoe,
which hayo hitherto protected he best cotton and sugar
lands Ia the Southwest from annual nundslon;
@ sd sPs s S 20 IL. Tn OF
1880 The following round numbers arc found 20 express
the productive value OF the parishes now nunjasd
liable 10 nundaop ~ FAR az the fugar Interest ~ con-
cerned:-
Quantity produced, hog,heais ....,,....... 500Oo0
Quantity Produced pounds. 800 OD0001
Yaue al ten cents per pound. ........, $50 100000
The cultivation Of sugar also incidentally aud through
the process OF manufacture yields an average OF seventy
gallons OF m0asses 10 the hOgshead Of sugar. mex
The onoTEous quantity o. thirtyhyo millions Of gallons
OF moassea. mostly from the inundated pari3hes Tho
present minimum valuation Of nloasses being sixty
cents per gallon the following table OF aggrogs.s
ton ia produced a. the reliable estimate Of ths nciden
tai interest: -
onaniity ii gallons .,.....,........,..a $4,000 900
Minimum valuation. ,....,.......... f21 600 200
Putting together tho two valuations bo.h of which are
ts 1aSs Of s hs a o ae
possible. and demongratcs tho vast loss which will this
year result 10 tho sxportabs material OF the country
through the neglect 20 tho lovees OF tho AItss
ssppl 70 DO rebuilt at the proper tims:--
Va. vaton OF sugar crop. $50 0C1 900
Valusvon OF moIasses., 2i000oO0
---
fSs I pre- raj. 81 n.;i rsvon. da., u.,uS oS.
cent per pou0i on sugar sad tseo cJss per gallon On
lsolssses = ss'v 10 ss,spss lhs yslas " ,hs 70.
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GENERAL ORDERS NO. ~.

he foas wing ord has been printed Tor issuance by
ppere = choneld:--
GENERAL ORDERS a.
HHAnsuARTERs FIRsr MILITARY DISTRICT,
Sfssr OF yIRGrSiA, RICHMOND, Va, Jyly IL 1857. !
Brvet Brgsdier General William Hays. Major Fitih
nfcd States Artillery having returned from temporary
pity In the Fourth Military ditrot. is hereby assigned
tho command Of the sub-dis,rict and the post OF
prt Monroe. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel George
3beoo, captain Eleventh United States infantry,
p being. relieved by General Hays from the com.
nAnA OF the gub.disfrict OF Fcrt Monroe, will
fsuwe hts duties acting assistant inspector gene.
Brevet Colonel II. A. Dupont Captain Fifth United
afes artillery on being relieved by General Hays from
Pmmand Of the post OF Fort Monroe will resume COM
ard Of his battery at Richmond, Va
ny command OF Brigedier and Brevet Major General
J. II. sCH0FIELD. Unitsd States Army.
IL D. CBALriN, Assistant Adjutant General
match has been arranged here between Billy White
ID Sam McGlade TO aght for purse Of ST. 200, the
"a Of September next between this city and Norfolk
hie is backed by Richmond and McGlade by Norfolk.
IChief Justice Chase has issued writ Of in the
FILTRATION cases OF Mcyeigh and Bruin Of Fairfax
Runty, Va They will como ap for hearing at the oc.
|eer term Of The Circuit Court
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!n:y ~ :hss ~ determined 70 y~ts change n y
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THE SOUTH.
-->>~>~D~>~~~~>~~~~e~s
|ep0rts Of the Special Correspond.
ents Of the Herald.
-s>~~~-~~~~>
|hangs Of Public Sentimezt in
Virginia.
N'>~1>'->-r|>~N,-oSc>-~>~-
he RECENT BLOT In TENNESSEE.
<>~~>
BAD PROSPECTS OF LOUISIANA.
HE RECENT BLOT In TENNESSEE
BAD PROSPECTS OF LOUISIANA.
VIZ GEYIA.
spEcA. TELEGRAM TO THE HtaALn.

lMcini Ords from General schoReid-Am Eek.
pcctcd Pr re Fighe-A Writ Of Error Issu ed
~ Chief Justice Chase.
RICHMOND Va, July Is, 1871
$50 O'Clock p. NJ.
xhe foaV wing ordr has been printed for issnsDce by
buereJy chodeld.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-02
PIANOS.

Vi Ba1tIInOre, Uus
WAREROOMS- Northeast Corner OF Euta"
and Fayette Streets, and No. Is, IL, and
10. North Eutaw Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-02
Copies OF a few Of Mr.. Blake
Iy'S Testimonials.
VICTORIA PARK ACADEMY,
rttI-rnN RDIsUOI

VICTORIA PARK ACADEMY,
CLIFTON, BRISTOL.
Mr.. Blakcly has been Classical and Mathcmat.
ical master in my Academy. He has received
good Classical and Mathematical education.
found him to be n lively and very interesting
teacher and by his cheerful disposition he won
the affections of his pupils, know him to be
the son of highly respectable and religious pa.
rents, and he is a gentlemanly and respectable
young man.
l think he is sure to give satisfaction wherever
he goes. and he has my best wishes for his fu.
ture success, of which he is so worthy.
BENJAMIN ToMPKINs,
March. 1859. Principal.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL PESzASCE,
MIDSUMMER 1863.
Mr.. Il. E. Blakely has been Second and Glass
zeal Master in this school for OLA year. He IL
very energetic and conscientious III his work,
and has given me great satisfaction, which i am
convinced he will do anywhere.
T. BENNETT, Head Master.
PEsTALoznAS INSTITUTE,
WORKsOP, Norris, ENGLAND.
I am happy to certify that Mr.. Bakely s
ability, attachments and character are OF high
order. He was eighteen months first Classical
Master in my establishment. He is successful
teacher. knows how to captivate his pupils at.
tentiou and make them love their studies
He prepared several candidates, both senior
and junior, for the Cambridge exawinaatGsssSy seven
CLASSICS Eng III 1Refs placed in the honor list, the
other merely passing. -
Dec. "a, 1854. /. L. ELLENBERGER.
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w. V. HOGE.

r. J. BERRY & CO.,
MANUFACTURER AND DEAL.
Nl ERS In Hawser laid OIL Well Rope, Manila
Hemp, Jute and Cotton CordAge, Fishing Tackle,
Lines, Twines, Tar, Pitch, 0akum, blocks, Tar
paulins, Fire Buick, Tile and Clay Gun Hose
Betting and Packing, No. q Water Street.
Wheeling W. Va .mAr1i.ly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-02
BRADLEY
WOODEN YARN FACTORY
FOR SALE.
,,,uE UNDER>IGNED OFFERS
q ln...IiL.al nrnnnrIN for slle

u,HE UNDER >IGNED OFFERS
the following described property for sale,
viz: =,
\ substantial brick building three stories high,
~ n long by 30 N. wide with the addition of a
yood DYE House 81 #. long by 20 IT. wide, and a
GOOD brick tenement house containing rooms,
With several other small oht houses adapted TO
facilitating the manufactcry.
NJ CulNKRY-viz: Two sett of IT. jerks Ma
chimes with all the late improvements; Spin
ming mules. one containing 1856 spindles and the
other Sci: four twiStcrS, and other machinery
suitable Tor carrying on the business, with
splendidly improved Dry Room. There Is also
,p,,n for srti cf machines in Factory. The Fac
t"ry is in operation and those wishing to pur-
,h;sr would do well to call and examine same
immediately. A splendid Boiler, Engine
,Gnyernur attached 10 same) are included Ill the
above and are warranted suiheleht power 70 run =
= sctt nf machines For terms, &C., enquire Of
ar ,dJyrss L. BRADLEY,
anri'Ino Wheelin. w V.
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CERTIFICATE OF INCoRPoRATIoN.-A
certificate of incorporation for the Peo-
Plies Mutual Building Association OF
Wheeling has been filed in the Secretary
of States office. The authorized CAPT
tai of the Association is 100000, in
shares of $50. The incorporators are
J. c. Hervey, S. NJ. Whitesides, VIM.
Gregg, A. d. Work, A. G.. Robinson and
A. ID. Hilburn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-02
To Steam Engine aud Ma
chime Manufacturers.

r THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING OBJ;
Il tanned Letters Patent from the United
States Government for improvements in the
Rotary Engine and its adoption to certain pur-
poses, am desirous Of entering into company or
to sell this enterprise in the city Of Wheeling.
am theoretical and practical engineer, hav-
ing constructed and built great number Of low
and high pressure steam engines, pattern ma
ker and draughtsman by trade; therefore see the
necessity and demand OF the rotary engine ,partic-
ularly for propelling Of vessels propelling car,
riages on common and turnpike roads, and work.
ing all quick motions. The advantages for
which are as follows:
Cheapness Diminishing Of weight. Over:
coming dead centres. Ease Of reversing and
handling. Simplicity Of adoption. Not effect
ing the stability of vessel Regularity Of condens-
ing and thereby less danger Of gogeing the con.
denscr. Adoption tpatented for carriages on
common and turnpike roads, whereby !as the en-,
CINE forms a part Of the driving wheels the
driver has Of his command with ease and by the
power of steam. to back, turn, or advance.
Any person DESTROYS Of further Information,
or wishing to enter into this enterprise.
Address MATTHEW FLETCHER,
No So Market ST., Louisville, Kentucky.
feb5 q. .as1 .r.H- D.
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CoUNTERFEITs.-Counterfeits on the
nickel iive-cent pieces have made theil
appearance. They may be easily de-
tected by their greasy feeling. COun'
terfeiters must be hard up, and we arc
puzzled to know where they could have
found baser metal than that Of which
the genuine are made.