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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-27

Three republican State conventions meet to-
day. The most important in its results is that in
New York, which meets at Syracuse to nomi-
nate the State ticket and proclaim the platform
of the party for the coming November election,
and in which it will be shown what new phase.
II any, the contest between the Conkling and
Fenton-Greeley wings of the party will assume
whether there is to be a compromise or
a continuance of the war. Much interest
Is felt, however, in the Massachusetts con-
vention u nominate State ticket, which meets
at Worcester, on account Of the fierce contest be-
tween Gen Butler and his opponents for the
Gubernat)rial nomination. If last night sprob-
abilities" by telegraph are to be relied on there
will be a clear majority Of ffIy against Gen.
Butler in the convention. There is an effort to
unite the forces against him, and some new can
dicate may sweep the field. Rumor points to
either Mr.. Dawes or Governor Clafiin. The
third convention of the day is that Of the repub-
hcans at Richmond, in which it is understood
"new departure is to be taken by the native
Virginia republicans against "carpet-bag', of
fce-holders-
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Reading Matter on Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY:
WEDNESDAY.....Se September "a, ISL.


A writer in !Scribner's Magazine notes various
evidences Of an Improvement in the national life
and character, and instances the great change
that has occurred among the summer pleasure
seekers. At Newport and Saratoga the efforts at
vulgar display of the past have been entirely
wanting this season. Bathing, driving, walking,
rowing, sailing, bowling, and croquet, and pic
mic have given a healthful tone to the seaside
and inland places of recreation, and dress and
dancing have been at a discount. In the same
direction it is noted that the characteristic
American woman of the present generation is
larger than the characteristic American woman
CT the previous generation. Observers at the
various summer resorts this year have noticed
that never were so many large women seen
together before. The American woman has long
been regarded by Europeans as the most beauti-
fnl woman in the world, and the writer in
ScTibrer attributes the superior beauty of our
women over those of other nationalities to the
fact that the typical American is not, and never
has been, q beer-drinking or q wine-drinking
woman. She is a being raised to maturi-
~ without a stimulant, and as this
the singular distinguishing fact in her
history, when we compare her with the
woman of other nations IL is no more than fair
to claim that it has much to do with her preem-
inence of physical beauty. The same fact of
physical Improvement Is not 20 apparent among
our men, this writer holds; and for the reason,
that our young men smoke too much and drink
too much. This whole business Of drinking is
dwa-fng the American man. II Supplies the
brain aud swells the bulk Of the Englishman
and the German, but it frets, rasps, and whites
down the already over-stimulated American,
The improved American win not drink, and he
will not be improved until he stops drinking-so
SAYS the magazinist.
Now to our mind there Is no such disparity as
hare argued, between the degrees of physical inn
provement thathaye been achieved respectively
BY the two sexes. We are inclined TO believe
that the American man IL drinking less, and we
are afraid that the American woman Is drinking
more year by year. Certain II is that our Young
men are drinking less of fiery spurious liquors
ana more Of malt liquors and light wines than In
the past. And we think that an attentive oh
server cannot fail to notice the improvement in
the physique of our young men, especially the
young men of our cities, of late yesrs, since the
introduction of open-air sports and manly exer-
cises, baseball, bowling, rowing, &c, &C., to
take the place of bar-rOom and club-room dissi-
pations and sedentary games cards, dominoes.
draughts, chess, &c. Not only are our men
improving in size, but the brighter skin, the
clearer eye, and the irmer muscle supplanting
the flabby flesh, sallow hue, and the bilious
lankness, tell Ofhigher health and triumph over
the national demon, Dyspepsia.
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Conservative Kentucky seems to be wheeling
into line in favor of woman's rights at least the
court Of appeals in that State has constituted
itself the legal champion of married women by
deciding that if the husband, in consideration of
the wife's promise i" to restrain her temper and
reform her conduct" deeds her certain property,
be Is held to strict performance of the contract
even If she subsequently lectures him all night
and pulls his hair out in the morning 1t has
heretofore oeen held that the violation of a con-
tract by one party releases the other from his or
her obligations, but Kentucky law always was
peculiar. Thus "lovely woman" rules the camp,
90 the court ;" the grave.
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Government Securities
Markets To-day.

,BALIrsoIE, Sept. Z.-Cotton frmer;. low mid
dliDgs Flour firm and favors sellers: west
ern family, 7kas. Wheat excited; amber, SI65a
SIZE; Ohio and Indiana, sl5s;asi.6o; Pennsylya-
ma, SLeoa % White southern corn quiet, 70aS2c;
yellow, Ia!S Oats, 52s56c. Provisions unchanged.
Butter unchanged. WHISKY firm at &c.
=. BALrlMoEH, Sept Z.-thginia SKIES, old, SIS
new. II asked. = : = y :
EEw YORK, Sept. Z.-stocks steady and dull.
Gold quiet, 1H<. Governments dull aud steady.
Money quiet, s.. Virginia SKIES s.: new, So. North
Csrolinas Al; new, 81. Exchange, long, So; short,
EKw YORK, Sept. Z.-Flour shade irmer. Wheat
lc. higher. Corn quiet but firm.
LONDON, Sept. E..-Consols opened at 9zl for
money and 92haS25s for account s. % bonds of 1862
1i1, 'S., g., to % "a ~ ,
issue of 1862.
LONDON, Sept Is, 50 D. m -Consols ~ for both
money and account iss3' s. e2zf; 1855 g. old, esx.
LONDON, Sept. z, 80 D. m;-The probability OF
an advance in the Bank of EnRland rate of discount
to morrow fattens the market.
LoNpoN, Sept. Is, 80 p. m.-Consols closed at 92As
lp-4O's, SgA
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WAR pEPAR rMRNr. OdFc. CSief Siru

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFes Cht0 SirHai QGcs,
WARRINGTON, ID. @ Sept. n, 1871, 10 q. m.
SYNOPSIS FOR The PAST TwENTY-FOUR HOURS -
The area Of lowest pressure which was Tuesday
morning over Lake Ontario now extends over n aine
The barometer continues quite low in Florida The
high barometer west of the Mississippi has NOV ed
southeastward, and is now central from Kansas to
in Wyoming. Cloud and light rairs have been re-
ported from the middle and east Atlantic coasts,
erly winds Rain has continued on the south Atlan-
tic coast and especially in Florida. The cioudiness
on the lakes and in the Ohio valley Is very gen
orally clearing away; but il is increasing In Mime
sofa. Temperature has fallen decidedly from Ken
Georgia to New York. North and northwest winds
very generally reported west Of the Blue Ridge
PHoBABLIrIEs.-Theb barometer will probably rise
during Inc day generally east of the Mississippi
and especially from Louisiana to Pennsylvania, with
clear and clearing weather: The area Of rain and
cloud on the south At,aItic and Florida coasts
move southeastward: that in northern New England
move eastward. Falling baromeIrr, with threaten.
ing weather, extend eastward into A.,anesota and
Kansas tonight.
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OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
Wy ASSESSMENTS AND TAXES,

WASHINGTON, d. C., Sept g. 1871.
Notice Is hereby given that blank FORMS in &C
cordance with the amendment to the s'Assessmen,
Act, are now IN the hands of the Assessors of the
made returns Of bonds, promissory notes and other
securities bearing interest correct the same
is alone taxable. ' ~
All those who have neglected to make return Of
personal property, as required by law, are warned
10 do so immediately; otherwise II will become the
duty OF the Assessors to make assessments
" according to the best information they can Oh
tain, from which assessments there can be no AN
peal. Section of the act of Aug 9th provides thar
in all Of refusal to make return as reauired nv
law, the said person, corporation, association
ompany or firm shall, for every such offence for
felt and pay fine of not less than five dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars, to be recovered in
the name Of the District Of Columbia in the Police
Court Of said District" H.A HAIL.
se5-n Supt Of Assessments and Taxes
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Is the mes. 1t National Administration ma \.
up altogether or hiese.y Here we have an ac-
two of the Radl.a11 department. employes'y
PdtrIok. L..
Wen, the republican As,,,,,. ration promptly
ordered the arrest and prosecu,;on the delin-
quent employees Psrhaps the Pa,r,ot = IN sug-
- is party friends in New York city a, DO
,hs.. .4- nn DER thieves. Or h the demozscy
~cs nm Altogether OF fhieyesYs'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-27

AT the Methodist Minister'S meeting in New
York on Monday, Rev. DIR. Foster read lecture
ON "Darwinism," in which he confined himself
to Professor Huxley'sthe that s'the vegetable
Kingdom is the sole origin of animal life,D con-
tending that vegetable life itself is not spon.
staneous, but derived from other inorganic sub.
stances that MI the air, such as oxygen, hydro
esn, etc. On Monday next, DR.. Foster promises
to Il ke up the theories Of Darwin, and demolish
then,
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The New York money market was decidedly easier
yesterday afternoon, aud the Treasury disbursed
purchased. During the greater part Of the cay the
rates for call loans steady 1t to per cont. on
the close there was sudden and remarkable break
in the rates for interest, and money was freely
offered at 2 To 3 per cent
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ror o explosion OF the Ocean Wave, the
!. len had more presence Of mind than the
men, and the southern papers boast Of one self
possessed matron, who amid all the confusion
and the horrible scenes by which she was sur
rounded, made her way TO her state room, and
came out in triumph with her false teeth and
chianon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-27

The prosperous Philadelphia Star Is Obliged
20 reCOrt, like ourselves, to the use Of double
sheet enthusiastically for the accommodation
of readers and advertisers.
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liz THE ELECTION IN New MEXICO on the
ocraf) received $50; Cheves republican, 5,2S5;
and Sena independently 2,554. The legislature
has II democrats, is republicans, and indie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-27

sVEx-Collector Gould, OF Savannah, an al
legged defaulter and fugitive who was pursued
into the wilds OF Florida, IL Is rumored has been
murdered.
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BOARDING.

A PLEASANT THIRD-sTORY FRONT ROOM
also on ON the first floor with first. class
TABLE BOARD. Can be bad at 600 street
between oul and 7th streets. sell St. !
EURNI SHE'D ROOMS AND BOARD for S6 Der
= week Table Board, 81 per week. in first class
house ar dssiT able Reighborhood; bath and gas
sta Get, }, stween ID and 4th, No. $40. seH-3ts
ROA RIDING, WITH ROOMS FURNIsHID OR
- T0furnished, single suite, can be had at
iOl4 street, bet 10th and 18th streets. se16-StH
M Rs. KLYNESTEIN, late of Rockville, and we'll
~ known as q model hotel keeper, has removed to
In city and opened . frst-class BOARDING
n OUSE at No. Sl1 II street, n. w. Those In want
81 good accommodations and an excellent table
should call at once. se3ssts
T NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH FIRsT.
IN CLASS TABLE BOARD, every comfort and
conyenience, at 1000 St, cor. 10th. se36-ets
n O0MS AND TABLE BOARD.-Newly fur
~ nished rooms with table board can be Obtained
at Sl3 New York avenue. seas e.
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, Or TWO LA
"A DIES, can be accommodated with Front Room,
furnished or unfurnished, with BOARD, in private
family By applying ct No. 921 9th street, between
street and kew York avenue. Ite1s-3tf
EURNIsHED ROOMS WITH BOAHb1Suif 81
Il PARLORS on first floor, one FRONT ROOM
second floor one front third floor baths, hot and cold
water. lIl4 street. sezS-l
ELIGIBLH AND COMTORTABLH ROOMS,
II near the Departments, with first class Board,
can be had q No. 1915 ] street, on reasonable
terms. Also, Table Boarders accommodated. fss-d
EIRsr-CLAss BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
4 FRONT Rooms, TO be had on reasonable terms
q 1901, corner Pennsylvania aveuue and 18th
street. Good location End accessible. nh3-ly
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NOTICE TO NEwsDEALERs.

NO1lCE To HEWSDEALERS.
Grand Opeaing 10 the Trade Of the Most PopnLay
and Widely Circulated Literary Journal
IA the Country,
THE PEOPLES LITERARY COMPANION
same style, size, and superior to the \. Y Ledger
and all other papers Of its class, profusely illustrated
with IRON six to ten superb wood engravings week
ly, which as monthly publication attained the
enormous and unprecedented circulation of
$50 900 COPIES.
entirely through Individual subscriptions, is now
ready 10 be issued
TO TIE TRADE AS WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
Dealers viii be supplied with any number of pa.
pers, from one copy 10 nifty thousand, by forwarding
the mail charges forty cents per hundred,J with
ther orders. Dealers have the privilege of charg-
ing whatever they choose for the first number of the
weekly mot exceeding the regular retail price of the
paper, which Is SIX CENTS. ~
The Second and Third Numbers (but not the frst)
will be made returnable.
Agents and Dealers throughout the country will
send their orders immediately to the
INDEPENDENT NEWS COMPANY
seA-I ll3 Nassau street, New York Oity
pARIs UNDER THE COMMUNE; 81.
l. The House in Town. A sequel to = Opportuni.
ties By Miss Warner; 81 rs.
The HAD Of Homer. By Bryant; new edition; 4
The Bible Commentary By Bishops and other
Clergy Of the Anglican Church: Vol. i: price Is
sSstematfc Theology: By Charles Hodge; 81 So
WILLIAM BALLANTYNE,
4O2 Seventh street,
SEQ Inteiligencer Building.
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WILLOW PIN LUMBER, -
wh1'.'H:s iHl6 stI5; mt s9t 2 ;sssE
Vroefs soncusos Dy6.lys
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"PUBLIC NOTICE.

~PUBLIC NOTICE.
We respectfully beg leave to inform our friends
and the public generally that We have opened our
new LOAN OFFICE, Ola street, under the Met
ropoitan hotel in connection with our old estab-
hshed place, 2OS -Four and a. half street, and are
now ready 10 loan money in any sums and for apy
time desired on very liberal terms Especial induce
nents are offered for large sums, and on United
States bonds and other stock All valuabes kept in
nre and burglar proof safes, and all business
Loan, Commission and Exchange Brokers. Sales
rooms, 6lS Pennsylvania avenue, under Metro
politan hotel. seIslv
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NOTICE EXT RAoRDINARYi

The substantial encouragement received 90 far in
my ONE DOLLAR ENTERPRISE has induced me
tocarry my intention to convert my whole Estab-
Bshment into a--.---.
GRAND ONE DOLLAR STORE,
To be THE place to visit by both citizens and
strangers.
But having q large Stock of Goods on hand which
are not Dollar Goods shall, to make room for the
proposed change,
SELL MY ENTIRE STOCK AT AUCTION.
Commencing on
MONDAY, OCTOBER %, at 10 a. m,
and again at p. m, to continue from day to day
until the whole Stock is disposed Of.
The sales at 10 q. m. will be made specially
attractive to the Ladies'.
Goods will be sold at Auction Prices at private
sale during the day.
The Trade is especially invited to buy Job Lots.
GOODS ON THE DOLLAR SIDE WILL NOT
BE SOLD LESS THAN ONE DOLLAR.
To give everybody facility to buy, shall COM
mence to .z,
SELL AT COST AND LESS THANCosT TO DAY
The immense variety of Goods renders it impos
sible to enumerate them.
COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
b. sILvERBERG,
3l9 SEVENTH STREET,
seZ-tf Near Pennsylvania avenue.
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LOST AND FOUND.


OsT-A SETTER SLUT, white, with liver.
= colored spots. A suitable reward. sAN
Room 10, Plants Building corner New1~T
1olk avenue and 18th street. seH-St -
81 n REWARD.-Lost, ON the 10Th instant, on
- Pennsylvania ay. nue., between 9Th sAD
and 10Th streets, while following a lady, aS~T
WHITE POODLE DOG, half shay ed: an ~
swers TO the name of " Watch.n The above reward
VIII ne PAID and no questions asked il returned to old
NO. 200 street, between 4th and 5th SITS. 1t
OsT-A BLACK LACE SHAWL, while going
IL IRON 1888 street \. W. to the Depot in the
CITY, The finder will be literally rewarded by leay-
ing the same at 1888 @ street s. W. se26-3t+
ZANE TO MY PREMISES ON SUNDAY MORN
" ING, SORREL MARE, The owner n
VIII come forward, prove property, pay ~
senTges ana take her away. NJ. BUCK go
MAN, Tennallytown. se26-3t+
I OST-A twisted GOLD CHAIN with blue locket
- attached. The finder will be rewarded by re-
turning 1t to 81 Montgomery street, George
CT REWARD-Lost on the 18th inst. ;, PAIR OF
Rf GOLD SPECTACLES. The %A~
finder will receive the above reward byS5V
leaving them at 429 9th street, between and Z
streets se2s-3t&
TAKEN ESTRAY BY METROPOLITAN PO-
\ LIE on the 10th instant, Dark Bay ~
HORSE; star on forehead; hind feet " hite; IN
about sixteen hands high, and ten years old ,NN
SATURDAY, September 80, 1871, unless proof OF
ownership is furnished this office, No. Asa Louis-
ana avenue, prior thereto.
BY order: GEORGE r, HERRICK,
sez5I Property Clerk.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT0F THE DISrRICT
OF COLUMBIA

Holdins Special Term, September 2lst, 1871
Ordered, That the sale by Ellen O'Connor, guar
dian to the orphans Of Dennis Conner, deceased on
August nth, $50. Of parts of lots 80 and g. according
to Cabots subdiyision Of square 625, Washington
city, for S700 TO Jeremiah 0Connor will stand con-
frmed on the 18th day of October 1871, If no objec-
ton be made thereto before that day ided
copy Of this order be published once a week for
three weeks before said date in the daily Evening
Star. By the court.
true copy-Test:
A. WEBSTER Register Of Wills,
seE-w ST. per Jas. j. OFT, Deputy.
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CONGRESS STABLES, Sta street, bst,ceen ~
" Dss3 3. Horses and Buggies Tor Hire, IN
and fresh supply Of good aorses for Sale ~
eyery week. 1IOHABD Want,
~ u-ly Proprietora
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NJ THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Il
W. invited to my large STOCK OF SCHOOL
BOOKS, STATIONERY and SCHOOL REQUI
Sites, which 1 am prepared to sell of the very
lowest prices, wholesale and retail, at No. l026
Seventh street, above New York avenue
sel-lm Richard ROBERTS
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lust ARRIVED, IL very fine young MULES
from Kentucky, and to be sold at Congress
Stabbed, 9Th street, between ID and II.
SEE 81 49, B. Want, Proprietor.
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LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 81, 1871
PROV. T. A. CooK:-Dear Sir: have for some time
used the BALM OF LIFE in my family as q wash
and have found ii all you recommend. am glad 10
join others In commencing article that Is evi.
IDENTIFY doing % much good. Yours, truly,
D. o. HOWARD,
Brig. General U. s. A.
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Iwill sen At private sale q DWELLING In rood
order containing seven rooms; excellent Garden
ATTACHED, with hve acres Of good Land, situated on
the upper end OF 81. Georges Island, near Piney
Point Pavilion, 81. Mary county, Md. Good stand
Tor store and hummer boarding, and one II the best
places in the State for barrel oyster business. IL
abounds with al the salt water delcacies good duck
shooting.
Terms made easy. For further particulars I'd.
dress h. J. MARsHALL,
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Letter from JUDGE wYLIE, Of o. s. Sxprsm.

WASH SsTON, d. O., June "A, 1871
Dear sir have given your BALM OF LIFE foI
the hair fair trial, and much pleased with its
effects 1t heathful wash for both the scalp and
hair and Its influence TO sooth the and revive
the system when exhausted from over work is most
delightful. have not used II except as q wash, bu.
on your recommendation and from the faith its use
thus far, has secured from me, should feel great
confidence In taking II as medicine, according e
your directions. Very respectfully yours,
Prof. Cook. ANDREW WILLIE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-25
Capt. Mcclure Not a Candidate.

Some days since one ofthcmany friends
Of Capt. JOHN McLuRE, announced him
in our advertising columns US Il candidate
tor Mayor. Capt. McLURE authorizes us
to say Tor him explicitly that he is not
and will not be candidate for the office
named. We believe he Is n cordial sup
porter OF the Citizens Ticket nj the head
Of this column and does not wish his
name used in any way that would cndan.
ger its success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-25
FOR CITY COUNCIL.

PIWST WARD.
PIrt BFaNeh-Thomas Sweeney, C., W. d
Allison.
Second Branch w. Z. Connolly, VIM. Il. OK
toby. Andrew j. Sweeney, John Scott.
SECOND WARD.
First BrGReh-Th0mAs 7. ShallcroSs, a. W
Campbell.
Second BraHeh-LouIs c. StIlcl, T. II. Logan
THIRD WARD.
Flrd BrdHch - Mortimer Pollock, Hon. Benz
Stanton.
Second Brdaeh-Samuel LAughlIn, DR.. Geo
Baird, VIM. r. Pctersou, Thomas 0'Brien.
YOUTH WARD.
PirJ BrdHch-JOscph A. MetCalE, Israel Upde'
Erafr
Second BraReA-o. ]. Crawford, Il. +. Caldwell
z, G. Jeders, James hcAd4ns, james n. Ewing.
YIFTH WARD.
FTH BrdHeh-AndrcW Wilson, Alexander G.
Quarter.
Second BrGneh-Benno Hammer, James Max.
we'll John Il. Hubbard, Joseph Salisbury.
SIXTH WARD.
FlTi Brdneh John A. Holiday, Philip
Bchuehle.
Second BrGneh-Goorgo Forbes, j. A. Lancas.
Nr, Thomas Burke.
SEVENTH WARD.
FlTBt BTGnch-E. ]. Stone, Thomas ]. Blair.
Second BTdnch-JeremlAh Is. Sheppard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-25

By the amendment to tho Funding bill
Of last session, which hos passed Congress
finally, the Secretary OF the Treasury Is
now authorized to negotiate any part Of
$5OO,OOO,0OO Of 10 years . per cent stock,
at par for gold, or in exchange, dollar for
dollar, for United States 5.sOs, Heis also
authorized TO mako tho interest on tho
new stock payable either quarterly or half
yearly. ----.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-25
STANTON Nj, HOWARD,
ARCHITECT.

1880 - AhS As
Sketches, Design, Elevations, Sections, Plans
Details, lsrOmetrlcAl Projections, POFppectlVOs,
Estimates, speciheanons, WORKING, drawings
Patent Once Drawings prepared for Inventors,
and guaranteed mot to DO Informal.
Ohee; Fourth Street, I'd door below Court
House, OctlO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nHE LATEST AND CHOICEST.

SEA MOSS PARINE-SaId to be very ane for
Desserts and an elegant and dainty
dish for the sick.
CoX'S SPARKLING GELATlNR-An old a.
yorite with the ladies' ioE Jellies-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just the article
10 use with COx's Gelatine-Of rich
and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-Warranted Pure, delicious
and nutritious beverage.
URCKRRS PARINA-PrepAred especially for
InyalIds and children.
ANGUSTURA BlTTRRS-The genuine article
for ladies and children In feeble
health.
WINE OF pEPSIN-The most perfect remedy
for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-For Puddlngs Rid CustArds.
TAPlOCA-As splendid dessert, either alone or
with Berries.
At LAUGIILIN, BRO. d CO.'S,
luuli Wholesale Druggists, Main st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-25

Tux Democratic papers very generally
speak In complimentary terms Of Gov.
sTEvENsoN's message,