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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-27
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-16

A Row BETWEEN Prussia AND Rus
sA.-Iti Is instructive to notice that the
Prussian press, which never ventures upon
the general discussion Of an international
topic without official approval, either cx'
pressed or implied, has taken up the sub.
ieCt Of the Baltic provinces. "RusSitiCa-
ton" is being carried on there to IN extent
which their German population considers
oppressive. Just before the late war the
same topic was being publicly discussed,
and, in spite Of the secret treaty, and Of
reciprocal obligations between the Courts
of Berlin and St. Petersburg, we find the
subject at the close Of the war as vital as
ever. A late speech of Il Russian general,
at Rega, is severely commented on. 1t
contained the following sentence: "Alex-
ander |. freed Russia from the French,
Alexander II. from the Poles, and Alex
ander III. will rid her Of the Germans"
II this declaration represents n national
policy, the entente cOrliae between Russia
and Germany will be OF short DURATION
n. Y. Times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-16

FRANCE Is now practical and startling
illustration of the Npothcgm that mislor'
tunes do not come singIy, In addition
to the many misfortunes cntailed
by the late war, she is experien'
cling the inconvenience Of a wOrkmen's
strike. Viewing the many sulFcrings and
deprivations Of the once beautiful land
so lately conqured and curtalled by tho
Germans, most persons arc naturally dis
posed to think that her laborers would
be glad to work at any wages for the
present. But such is unfortunately not
the case, and we witness in the desolate
country firstclass strike, with the
troops on hand to preserve the peace. In
the samc:region the rinderpest has broken
out. Certainly France seems to have
more than one nations share o. mistor'
tunes 10 contend with now.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BULLETS FOR EUROPE.

Lead is wanted in Europe. Send over the mil
lions Of bottles OF new tangled hair eolOFHrs that
remain over and cant be sold here. They are
pretty much az lead, and will uoycrbe wanted in
this country, because all sane people who desire
to restore the tIngc Of youth to their gray or
grIzzIcdlOslrs use
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.
Tho saturated and sulphur.sa turated nos
trums have gone down, down, down, 1Ehere Msy
belong; while the EXCELSIOR DYE has gone
up with rapIdIty that taxes to the utmost the
facilities for manufacturing 1t. 1t IL to-day the
.-.- MOST POPULAR HAIR DYE 49,,
In the world and deserves to be- for It the safest
and the best. AS dressing after the dycIng, use
CRIsTADoRo'S HAIR PRRSERvATIvE.
marS.d&w .- r.,...., ... ,
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toned us follows !:

ANY new State admitted shall be en-.
titled to n Representative or Representa-,
tives, in addition to the $50 named in the
bill. The following States shall be en-.
titled to additional members Of the Forty
second Congress, to be elected on q gen.
eral ticket at q general election during
1871, if there be one, and ifnOt, special
election shall be called. New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Georgia, Texas, Wisconsin
and Kansas, two each; Missouri, Michigan
and Iowa, three each; Massachusetts,
New York, Maryland, Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Mis-.
sissippi, California and Minnesota, ono
each, and Illinois four.
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A CENSUS ofthe people Of Great Britain
is to be taken at midnight on the I'd Of
April, confined solely to the enumeration
of inhabitants. Four days before the
enumeration blank schedules ore deliver
cd ut every house, and on these arc to be
recorded the names and ages Of every
resident Of the dwelling, at midnight, on
Sunday, April 2. No child born afler
midnight is to be included, nor is any
person dying before that hour on that
night These schedules include the age
birthplace, and occupation. Tho districts
arc made sufficiently small to enable the
agents TO collect all the schedules on
Monday, they taking the pains to sec tina
each has been filled ont according to the
directions. Each family makes Its owl
record, and delivers the paper to the col
lcctOr. In this way the enumeration IN
the whole island Is Simultaneous, and i
completed in asinglo day, giving the exaC
population at q particular hour. Tho
general estimation in England Is that
England, Scotland, and Wales will show
an aggregate population of 81 100000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-16

How TO KEEP A SITUATIoN.-It is a
sad time Just now for many who depend
upon their salaries for the support Of
themselves and families. So many men
are thrown out of employment because
the times are so dull; their services are
not needed in stores and workshops. But
some men and boys are always retained.
Do you know who are the fortunate ones!
They are those who Are the most useful
who do their work the most thoroughly
and arc the most obliging and cconOnl,
ical
Those young men who watch the time
to see the very second their working houl
Is up-who leave, no matter what state
their work may be in, at precisely the in
stant-who calculate the extra amount
they can slight their work, and yet moi
get reproved-are lavish OF their employ
er's goods, will always DO the first to re-
ceive notice that times are dull, and theil
services are no longer required.
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Redemption of Copper and Nickel
Coin.

Redemption of Copper and Nickel
Coin.
The following circular, concerning the
rcjIcmDtion OF copper and other token
coins, was issued to-day blythe Treasury
Department;
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1871,
re- virtue Of the authority contained in
the net of Congress entitled IAN act to
nrOyidc for the redemption of copper and
other token coins" approved March3,
1871, all copper, bronze copper, nickel,
and base metal coinage Of every kind,
heretofore authorized by law, will be re-
deemed in accordance with the following
regulations: All parties holding such
coins, and desiring such redemption, will
forward the same to the Mint Of the
United States ut Philadelphia, in sttlns of
not less than $50, advising tho Director
Of the Mint by mail Of tho amount and
kind Of coin forwarded, and upon what
Assistant Treasurer the check shall be
drawn in payment thereof, which checks
may be drawn upon Assistant Trcasurers
in New York, Philadelphia, Boston, New
Orleans, or San francisco, at the option
of the party forwarding the coin. The
Treasurer Of the Mint in Philadelphia up
on receipt Of the coin forwarded for re-
demption will carefully countand examine
each parcel in the order in which it Is
received, and thereupon will issue ccrti.
ficate to BIZ at once transmitted by line TO
the Treasurer Of the United States ut
Washington, which certificate shall state
the amount Of coin received, the. name
and address of the person, company,
corporation or firm making the re-
mittance, and the place-Ncw York,
Philadelphia, Boston, New Orleans or
San FrancisC0-at which the TRIMS
fer check to be drawn by the Treas
urer Of the United States shall be made
payable. The Treasurer Of the United
States will, upon receipt Of this certificate,
transmit to the over Of the coin transfer
check, payable TO his order, for the amount
specified in the certificate. The expenses
Of transporting these coins (which must
always be in sums Of $50 and upwards)
must be paid by parties sending them 10
the place Ofredemption.
The regulations Of October 2S, 1860,
providing Tor the redemption Of the five.
cent coins by the Treasurer and thesever.
al Assistant TreASurers Of the United
States, are hereby abrogated.
(Signed) GEORGE s. Boutwell,. NJ.
Secretary Of Ito Treasury.
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EMIGRATION STATISTICS FOR $780,
Official returns received at the War De-
parlment show that the whole number Of
emigrants who arrived in the United
States during the pOst year, (lS7O), with
the intention Of remaining, amounted 10
2SO,97s. or these tho Chinese male emf
grants who landed in Oregon, numbered
1898, and tho females who landed there
were 90. The Chinese male CmigrOnts
who landed at San Francisco were 0,OGO,
and the females were 0G5, making the to-
tai in the country Of the "heAthCn Chinee,"
1853. The immigration from Great
Britain during 1870 amounted 10 1854
from Germany, $500; from Sweden aud
Norway, 14,133; from Austria, 4,1lO
from Nova Scotia, 4,193; from France
S,1O7; from Denmark, 2,4lO; from Swift
zerland, 2,173; from Russia, In, and 81
down to India and Hawaii, which hRvI
each contributed ono Cmigrant, OF tht!
large number Of emigrants s94 ,GsS landed
in New York, 2l9l7 in Massachusetts
19,74S in California, 0,919 in Maryland
and smaller Numbers in other sea COas
States. .r'
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Wendell Phillips Lecture--PrIce Of
Tickets too High.

To the Editor Of the IntcllIgencer. t.
It's fine thing to be happy, but, like
getting tight, 1t is sometimes pretty rough
getting over It. I was Vcry happy this
morning for about thirty seconds IT came
about in this wise; Ipicked up the INTEL.
L1GENCER 10 sec what was going on, and
abOutthe first thing that struck my notice,
was local calling attention to Hon. Wen
dell Phillips lecture, and going on to say
that the price had been put d0Dn within
the reach of all. Well l 1oaS happy; dol
lar lectures arc over thought l, and poor
men like myself will have On opportunity
once moro Of enjoying themselves an occa.
sionaI evening without going beyond their
means Butalas! on turning to the new i'd
vcrtisemcnt column my hopes were soon
shattered, torI found the price was still one
dollar. Now, Mcssrs. Editors, l don't sup
pose We poor men should complain, for we
can stay at homo five do not choose TO pay
tho price demanded for admission, but l
do say that it is not fair for lecturers to
come hero and deliver their lectures to q
poor house, and go away and give the
people of Wheeling the name Of n non
lecture attending community, when by
their own high price Of admission they
bar the doors to hundreds Of men like
myself, who would like to go, could they
do so for u reasonable sum. b.
March ID.
A PERTINENT INQUIRY or TWO ON TILE
SAME SUBJECT.
To the Editor of the IntCllIgCnccr:
On behalf Of large number Of people
| would beg leave TO ask why the admis'
sion to lectures is so much highGrin 1EhceI
ing than elsewhere? In Boston, New
York, Philadelphia and other cities, thu
price of admission TO all fTStclaSs lectures
does not exceed seNntyfre cents for re
Srrea seats, and illy cents Tor Others.
There Is u large class Of people in ON
city who would DO pleased to attend lee
lures, and especially that Of Wendell
Phillips, but the CXOrbitant price OF on
dOEdr is more than they can afford TO pay
The slim audiences at the lectures o
Horace Greeley and George Alfred Town
send, this winter, certainly demonstrated
the inprOpriEty OF these outrageous prices
viii the committee in charge Of the lee
turC Tor Tuesday night explain the ogec
in placing the price so high? Would
not be better TO charge reasonable pric
and thussccurc Il full house?
INQUIRER.
Wheeling, Marcel Is: 1871.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-16

LIQUOR SELLING IN Omo.-Thc propo.
sitlon in the State Legislature to make
persons who drink intoxicating liquors CO.
defendants with those who sell, in all suits
and prosecutions under the liquor law,
will meet one practical objection which
will 90 far to neutralize any benefit sup.
posed to be secured by it. Upon what
evidence will 1t be possible to convict
liquor sellers, If those who buy the liquor
are made incompetent to testify against
themH Any one who has followed the
intricacies Of liquor cases in our courts,
knows that the testimony Of witnesses who
have only Seen the sale goes for nothing,
and that 1t is very difficult to convict, as
courts and juries arc generally constituted,
without the testimony of one who haS
tasted the liquor Is the bill not offered in
the interest Of the liquor sellers - Vete-
land LEADER.
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THE GREAT vERNAL SPECIFIC

l.
No class OF invallds arc more sensitive to
changes OF season and variations OF temperature
than dyspeptIcs, and persons OF bilious habit.
Tender lungs arc not moro easily affected by
these yIcissitudcs than feeble stomachs Ifthere
Is q tendency In tho system to indigestion, BILL
liousncss, or bowel complaints, the variable
weather OF carly spring is almost sure to develop
one or other Of these ailments. Intermittent fer
ycrs arc also more prevalentin tho spring months
than at any other season except autumn. In
view these facts, this seems to DO proper time
toInVItc especial attention to HOstCttcFs stom-
ach Bittcrs, q medicine, which for q long series
OF years, has proved superior to all others as
remedy for tho above named disorders, and Us
protection against the mIasma which frequently
produces, and always aggravAtes them: 1t was
formerly the practice to give violent cathartics
as "spring medicines" nor Is the custom yet en-
tlrcly obsolete. Nothing, however, can be more
Ill,judged and uuphilOsophlcal. Tho chilling
moisture with which the air Is loaded OF the
breaking up Of winter, presses heavily upon the
vital forces ofthc body, and reinforcement, not
depletion, is what It requires. The Blttc's Is
genial and excellent tonic, q moderate alternative
and just enough of an apcriCnt to regulate, with
ont conynlslng, the bowels. II is, Therefore, q
specific peculiarly adaptcdtO thcpresent season
marli.eod
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DIED.

BRGTT-on Monday, March 18th, 1871, Mr.,
CHARLES A. BRITT, aged 81 years.
The funeral will take place from the residence
OF his parents on Clay sucCt, Thursday morning,
at 10 o clock.
PAULL.-At weSt Chester, Pa, on Monday
morning, March 18th THOMAS s., eldest son Of
Vim. K. and Anna PAUL, aged 3 years and 9
months.
Luterment at Oakland Cemetery, West Chester.
CARTER-on Wednesday evening, March 10,
1871, at 6X o'clock, Of scarlet fever, s. KBK, son
and 10 days.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at
O'Clock, nom the residence Of $. Il. D. Carter, 4
miles east of the city, Friends of the family are
invited to attend. ...
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IT seems the story that the vile of cx'
Senator B. F. WADE has inherited q large
fortune by the death of brother in Con-
necticut is untrue. Tho s. II. PARSONS
who died intcstate IN Middletown, Con
necticut, is no blood relation to Mrs
WADE, and therefore none of his property
comes TO her
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-16

RHODE ISLAND viii hold IN election
for State officers on the 9Th Of April
and the Republicans are already in the
field with q strong ticket. The great
question at issue in this little State Is the
question of trapping fish at the mouth Of
Narragansett Bay, which is dcpopuIatlng
the waters Of its Nnny inhabitants.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-16
GENERAL NOTICES.

MOTTO E.-THE WHEELING
In Savings Institution having, by DSs1 =,
Trust dated the 18Th Of February. is7, ana So o.
OF record In the Recorders Office Of thS couDtV
al, stocks, claims and demands, wSe,SSSt,' G 2
bond, note, bill Of exchange, account or oh
wise, in trust to secure all debts and llshTII,SIi
Of the said Wheeling Savings Institution soS uG'
lyand without preferencet to any one OF noiS Sn y;
them over the others: '''e "
Notice Is hereby given TO all pcssons Ipdeb,.,
respective debts must DO paid TO NE UnSs,! Ist
cd; and to all persons having claims SS'iSS a'
said Institution 10 present The sam0 h. aSSnI..I
ment without delay 1t the once on NouSnS S;.a!t
lately occupied by II, which will DO opsn sos sS
purpose every day, Sundays excepted. unsIi ~ Se
thernotice, from ten to twelve clock 4 =. 'at
Z. fah2S, a.,DANLE1s LAMR. lTrn.i..
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TREES AND SHRUBS DELIVERED IN THE
CITY wHRN DESIRED. ..

A Gardener can I've furnished, who will give
special attention to planting EveFgrcens, Edging,
Towering, Shrubs and Roses at Greenwood Gem
etGry. with compost when desired. For aIiew
days | will be At my ONCE, The latter part oil
this month shall BE- Of my country place. Per
sons desiring TO sec me on business can commu.
nlcAte with me through the Post Office,
A Descriptive Circular will be out In q few
days, which can be had free on application.
marc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-16
pATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is tho best IN Ns 1TorId
Perfectly Harmless; Reliable, and lnstGntane'
GUS No disappointment. NoRidiculous Tints,
or UNPLEASANT 0dof. The genuine W. A. Batch.
eior's iIair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY .
splendid Black or Natural Brown. Docs not
stain tho skin, but leaves tho Hair Clean, soft
and Beautiful. The only safe and perfect Dye.
Sold by all Druggists. Factory 1G Bond street,
New York, ian21eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-16

IT is u curious coincidence that both the
candidates for the SpeakerShip were for.
mer residents Of Washington, Pa, and
were both educated ut Washington Col
lege, Mr.. Morgan is native orthat town,
while MIR. Blaine, though native OF West
Brownsville, spent all his boyhoOd and
college days In Washington.
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.HE LATEST ANp CHOICEST !.

SEA MOSS FARINE-saId to be very fine for
D Desserts and an elegant and dainty
dish for the sick. .-fI.
C0X'S SPARKLING GELATTNE-An old a.
aa vorite with the ladies' for Jellics-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just the article
to use with Cox's GGlatine-oI rich
,H and luscious favor. rf
BAKERS COCoA-Warrantcd Pure, d delicious
and nutritious beverage.
HECKERS FARINA-Preparc especially foI
20 inv0lids and children. II
ANGGSTUTIA BITTERS-ThG genuine article
for ladies and children In feeble
health. rEsIqH
WINE or PEPSTN-The most perfect remedy
for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-Fdr Puddings and Custards.
splendid dessert, either alone OIL
with Berries,
At 1AuGHLN. BRO. & CO.'S,
juuIl Wholesale Druggists, Main st.
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Wheeling, MunA Is: 1871.
Senator IIarlRn's New AppOrtiOn-
ment Bill,

The ApportiOnment bill introduced in
Senate by Mr.. Harlan provides that after
March 8, 1878, the House Of Represents
tives shall consist Of $50 members, appor-
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THos. HORNBROoK, OF WHEEL.
his private nurseries, four miles east on the Ma.
tIOnAl road, at his country place, the following
Fruit, Shade and Evergreen Trees,
Small and Large In Variety,

Goosebcrrlcs and Cufrant Plants in variety,
a large variety Of June, Monthly, Vining
and Moss Roses, two and three year plants,
MaSnOlias, many varieties, email and large
plants. RhOdOdGndrons and q large assert.
mCnt Of hardy FlOwerIng Shrubbery, large and
small plants. Flowcrlng Bulbs, Tube Rose
Gladeoius, Colocasia, very large foliage; large
and suitable variety and size EVeFgreenR, TO-
gCther with upright treC-box and box edging,
&c, &C.. for cemetery lots; also White Moss and
other white roses, suitable for the same purpose.
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Mt O7TICE-ALL PERSONS IN
IN DEBTED to the firm Of R. j. BerrT 4 ~
BY n0tO Of book accounts prior to JannnrX ~,
Will please call and Bettl9 the same without
ther notice. r. ). BERRY 4 ~
February u, 1871. ie IN
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NO EXTRA CHARGE
FOR RESERVED SEATS.

Sale Of Reserved Seats will commence on Fri.
day Morning at 10 o'clock, at Hamilton B Hard.
ing's Music Store. tnRrl6
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

II, Household and Kitchen Furniture, including
WaFdro6es; NGsble,top Bureaus, Sofas, Arm
ShairS, Bedstead, Side Board, Extension Table,
refrigerator, Kitchen Stove, &c, &C., Gt. private
rs, y the residence OF A. B. Caldwell, north
ing this weGE. rnSFfSeod
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NoCT6E WHITTIER, -
zoe Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa,

Longer located In Pittsburgh than any Chronic
Disease Physician, 90 successfully treats Veneer
cRl Diseases, Nervous Debility, Impoteney, al
Ito bring patients from every State. His hospl4
tai opportunities, a llie.tlme experience, with
cures cases given up by others, no matter who
Hailed tell your private trouble. COnsdlhtion|
tee. Send two stamps for medical esaays
I-AAnhoOd, WOmAHhood, sent by mall, ID
cts. each, both for % cents, 100 pages. All that
the curious, doubtful, or inQllsitiVe wish tol
Know, all about Self Pollution. Prevention, Mar
Iriage. Every young man and woman ought I'd
Tread It as warning. The nervous, debllltRted'
or partially impotGnt are scientifically advised.
rlar7d&W .T., :
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mTRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
sAFRs,-Wo 6Gcr the finest Safe ~ WORK IL
hnSoarS Our safes arc Furnished With SStgeIntoc
iocks Thsre 10 standing oaeE q szOOS y SoST ~
INT they stand the beet eortS o. ". s5Enish
I9cR l:P.s4,.IES METCALF D. BURT,
ca rPs Eedmp"y' Ga66 Main street.
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HARDWARE, 60.
lust RECEIVED 100 BARRELS

Rolmout and other brands, full supply Just 70
cSIyed and for Saleby J,h.ot,,,,s ,rynvTp
-, d. 80 Main Street.
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The following circular, concerning the
redemption Of copper and other token
coins, was issued today blythe Treasury
Department.: .. e