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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-08
ENGLAND.

" Erctmrrr Ga dspAtcl
e .,,.an,inople announces tha
q ), ..n, Porte has signified his will
4 ID accept the conference for thu
9 -, Of the question raised b,
no,ijel the discussion i,
: 4. 70 this topic,
!. |. rx December 6.-The feeling oI
3 ,.r caused by The demard OF Rus
: : ,,.,. 70 the Paris treaty, has al
: ! .no,tei from Alexandria that
: cs5re. oi"Eygpt, will be prepared,
, >. ,r iav>. 10 arm 100000 men
,zch.IOalers.
rS. December 6-l.3O P. NJ -
borr the stock market is abso-
!, ;lsc,iye, awaiting events in
! /. ,,i the effects Of President
message. Some of the journals
.,r,h a long synopsis Of that
.,r but none OF them have any
-. ;.
i,M. December "A dispatch
?,p-head, Scotland, dated the
announces that the North
L,ovi steamer llousa has taken
81 the passengers of the ill-tated
&, Union. They number three
II snitrn. The cargo and stores
oy Bremen in another steamer.
,oa,ht probable that the Union
.4r,l.
n-oiaciion of the Prussian loan
market here has been deferred.
might OF the 81, General Du-
macked at Nincennes. Up to
s.ne he hal taken about four hun,
E.parrs.
From Private Sources.
vH December 6-l0 \. NJ
! aa.missiOn OF the President 5
.ssini Secretary Boutwell, : report
.u,i has just been concluded, and
81. ines will now be able to ac'
ll,e other business.
.&'sr.raph lines connecting with
+, ave out on Sunday, and the
mmuuicating with Tours were
f~@e Pru<sian cavalry on Monday
kua Communication with Tours
b w courirrs. has been re,estab'
l. o,,r, oi the Germans have been
-:a;ei.
I trr WaShburnes Secretary
-.rnm Paris that according to hi.
k-s..oD the French have been
:. stall points bnt one and. the end
:a;eally near at hand.
Y: napiiulation OF Paris is looked
f'..l0 three weeks. No cases Of
rl,s. nave been reported, although
r.a> are scarce and dear. Prom
E-embrrs Of the Provisional Gov
f-...aFe accused OF swindling by
's'' fraudulent contracts for arms
t,mi
IN December 6.-The English
,1ent has given 4 contract for
= a'eFes Of eight guns each, Cat
: ..,:aiIIru,e>. to he made in
"a
L.r:s Dispatch, dated December
~, that the German forces en-
e..a tie battle Yesterday north OF
='+nbraccd the united armies oi
Pack Charles, the Third, Ninth and
q o9fPs under the Duke OF Meek,
: one Bavarian corps, the Second
.sT AMI two cavalry divisions
:" The French force consisted
'"n but was deficient in cavalry
I 1tat ended with a repulse on
o-l 1t commenced on Thursday
! &,.'ned with varying successe;
f'iay anl Saturday, but on
ai 'be successes of the Germans
'.'-a' though purchased at a great
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-08
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, December THE bankers
of this city on the Sd inst, paid in $34-
100000 Of the new loan of $lO0,OOO,OOO
recently authorized by Parliament and
showed their readiness to take $1,000
900
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-08

An ESTABLISHED REMEDY.-"Brown
Bronchial Troches' are widely known
as an established remedy for Coughs
Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and other
troubles Of the Throat and Lungs. Their
good reputation and extensive use has
brought out limitations, represented to be
the same. Obtain only "Bro,cn's Bron
chial TrocheS."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-08

The sleeping room Of W. j. Boden-
hamer, Receiver of the U. ). Land
Office at Springfield, Missouri, was
robbed Tuesday night Of 5000. No
cline to the robbers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-08

'SEIGN NEWS.
p-sss Silent On the
s,Sssideni's Message.
, rsted steamer Union.
,.,uco.Prussian War.
,s,pparently Near at
~" Hand.
Fall i'm Three Weeks.
,,,loon .AdVices from
paris Favorable.

,ew Prussian Loan.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-08

HAVE IN STORE A LARGE STOCK OF
Of goods. to which the attention OF the trade
Is invited.
tron, eny ouartsr, Merchants will nnd II
advantaSeous to call and See Us before pur'
chasing or send Us their orders by mail
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-08
HOSIERY.

White Lambs Wool Hose,
White Fleece Lined Hose,
Heavy Cotton Hose,
Double Heels and Toes,
Children's Hosiery In proftision.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-08

White In all qualities.
Pressed, Checked and Plaid.
Scarlet Plain Twilled, Of the Medical Dy'
for Rheumatism.
Grey Plain Twilled.
Scarlet aud White Shaker.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-08
Star Candles.

TWENTY-FIVE BOXES STAR Candles
Hlf. Boxes
Just received and for sale by
povs NJ. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dupont's Gunpowder Agency

THE UNDERSIGNED Is TIE SOLE
agent in this city for the sale of all kinds oi
powder made al the celebrated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22
The Campaign Opened.

The Political campaign to close with the first
election In the new Territory of CoIumbis W a.
formally opened last evening by the action of
the democratic convention which nominated
Mr.. Richard T. Merrick as the candidate of that
party for Delegate in Congress,-the proceed
ings Of which will be found elsewhere in to-day :
paper. 1t viii be seen BY the report that the
proc eedings were characterized by harmony
and considerable enthusiasm, and, aside from
some personal dissPpointments which must
always follow defeated aspirations. that party
may be regarded a. well united ard organized
TO the work before It,
What the result OF the canvass will he with
the evenly balanced party strength in the Ter
ritcry and the various considerations which will
influence the minds of voters at the polls il ia
impossible at this early day 70 foreteII But
this much may be said now: That IL is fully N
attempt TO conceal or deny the fact that the
nomination Is a strong one, aside from mere
party considerations, and that the platform put
forth Is one which appeals very forcibly 10 the
popular sentiment of this community. To enable
them to succeed, therefore, it will be necessary
Tor the republicans to place at the head of their
ticket their very best man. 1t will be necessary
also, that this nomination shall be the undoubted
choice Of that party, manifested by a free and
olen expression of opinion. and not through the
nsneuyTes Of ward clubs or a packed convsn-
nor and IL must be supplemented, furthermore
By sound and wise declaration of principles.
lIasmUch a. party lines have been untortu-
nately drawn, where only the public good
should be considered, there is an almost unani-
nous feeling that the local government should
iOr many and obvious reasons, be in every re-
sTect and to the fullest extent in accord
with the general administration. With this sem
tment in their favor, the odds are largely on
the side Of the republicans. if they are willing
10 take counsel of wisdom and experience in
their nominations and general course. But
even with these odds in their favor, they cannot
sffoTd 10 take a weak or foolish step.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22
Mixed schools.

II viii be seen By the proceedings at Carusi :
Saloon last night that the democrats have
raised the bugbear of mixed schools for cleo
tOneeTing purposes. But who faVors mixed
schools? We hear of nobody. Beyond two or
three individuals who would like to be Superin-
tenceEt. or who have some such sxe 70
grind, we doubt IL a man can he found
to advocate the blending of the schools
White and black, alike. are averse to throwing
the schools together; and the color Ell people, so
tar from seeking TO force themselves into the
white schools, prefer, from feelings OF self
respect ard self-reliance, 10 maintain their own
school organizations. just as they maintain
t. eiT separate church organizations. their Sun
day schools, their literary and benevolent So
eietisS, their Odd FellOws and Masonic organ.
tZAtlCns, &C., &c.
The mixing of the schools would be the most
is cyantsgeous thing that could happen to the
colored pupils, as they would thus be thrown
INTO diseOuIaging competition with white pupils,
who. from home associations and training, and
otter aids in the start, would have every afysn-
tase IN the active rivalry of our graded schools.
The large mass of the eoloTed people OF the
District, brought here b. the exigencies of the
var, were uneducated; coming mainly from the
corTLeid> and plantations OF the South II Is
or ally 20 their credit that they appreciate.
fully, the advantages of education. They
are striving not only TO have their children
trained, but also 10 get knowledge them
selves. Thus cclored schools of the pri-
mary grade are made up of large AMI
small; and full-gro#n men and women seek
instruction on the same benches with little
children The colored school system adapts
i'self TO the peculiar needs Of the colored popu-
iation OF the District. and the pupils, whether
Young or old, are put in no notifying or dis
couTaging position, as they would be if placed
In our graded white schools. The colored
people appreciate this fact thoroughly, and
prefer TO have their own scAook The
whites, without regard to party lines, are
opposed to mixing tie schools, believing that il
would cripple them hopelessly, without bene-
htting either whites or blacks. Who, then,
favors mixed schools? Neone. and the attemnt
to organize a political party for a crusade
against proposition that has no advocates
must be labor lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22

Red Republicanism is rampant in Paris and
the infection Is spreading throughout France at
such rate that unless the government shows
more energy than it has hitherto done in re-
establishing order, the monarchy will soon sup
plant the feeble republic which is proving itself
unequal TO the task il has undertaken. Theirs
seems totally unable TO grapple with the relent-
less force OF the Insurrection, which IL RAPIDLY
becoming something more than al Instruction.
"a revolution; and his endeayor BY proclama
lions, to persuade the anarchists that their
course will destroy the Republic, is not the
Kind OF argument which weighs with the adyo-
Gates OF social disorder, so well As the persua-
sion OF grapeshot and canister. The sole cause
assigned for the outbreak is that the govern
ment dared TO make peace upon the best terms
possible Unfortunately for France there was
no army upon which the Ministry could RELY,
and they displayed their weakness when thew
treated with an armed mob for the surrender of
materials OF war belonging to the government.
They doubtless lost supporters and greatly in
creased and encouraged the mslcopten,s by
their delay and INDIGESTION also, an no the mob
holds Paris, which again - often before proves
itself curse to France. Had n. Theirs and
his colleagues in the government gone into the
city and established themselves there. We can.
not coubt that all of them would have been
seized and shot without ceremony by the in
furiated and bowling Jscobin mob.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22

Knowing thstthe consumption OF champagne
"ine>has in no wise fallen OF in this country
since the beginning Of the Franco-P russian
war, the wine drinking public may feel q salts
faction In learning that the supply has not been
due. a. many thought, to increased manutsc-
turing facilities in New Jersey, but to actually
larger expectations from France. The tatistics
snow That IT no time since 1850 have the impor-
tAuons OF these wines into the United States
oeen 80 large as during the last year. vhsn ve
received no less than l3s y522 packages, worth In
the aggregate about al ,3s2 900.
Ano, on second thought, II must be annare,.
to every one that there should not h,vs han
any elimination in the French supply during the
war, except through difficulties of shinms,,
since the home consumption has probably bean
less than usual on account of the disturbed con.
dlt'on OF the country, while the stock, which b.s
been drawn from the vaults rather than from
the whey ards 10 the growth OF other seasons. and
has been stored away getting ready for use.
Two or three yeArs hence, when the vintage OF
$50 would have been ready for market, is the
time when the scarcity Of the real article will he
felt, and when the laboratories OF Newark ana
Jersey City will reap their richest harvests
Look out then for headaches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22

A BEAUTIFUL FIRsT.OLASs NEW PIANO
"A Tor sale at cost for cash by
G.L. WILD BIO, @6
AGO l1th street VVkvv
InVertors and Manufacturers OF the Patent ID IN
cling Toy for pianos; dealers in Pianos and Musical
Instruments generally. Tuning aud Repairing
laltnIuiIy attendedto mh2l-d
LOB 6ALE-d0RSE and BUGGY and HAIR
4 NESS horse very handsome bright bay ~
I'VE years old. sould and without fault; IN
buggy and Harness nearly new; or will sell NN
a. Jun seat Rockawsy To be seen al Mr.. FLEN
9th. mal as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22
BOARDING.

HoARD1HG-One large room, connecting with
- balcony and bath room, and several commun nj
eating rooms WITH BOARD at No. 2llS Penpsyl
ELIGIBLE AND COMFOBTABLE Rooms,
Can lie had at No. 1918 I street on reasonable
cerms Also, Table Boarders accommodated. fec II
EIksT GLAsa BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
erms ut 1901, cor. Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street. Good location and accessible. nh8-N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22
LOST AND FOUND.

L OST-Or exchanged at Odd Fellows Hail. on
- FIlcsy evening, WATER PROOF CLOAK
good reward ana an inferior cloak will be given II
returned to 1913 ii st between 18th and 18th lts
tsTLA large PIN in shape of Maltese cross,
- with figures 22 raised, on front The fuder will
BE- rewarded on returning to 51l 18th street near
1T WIN. II. ROSS.
Il csT-on 7th street, between 1 street and Penn
= sylvabi ia avenue, on Monday, the 2Oth inst a
POCKET BOOK containing S4i and some small
Change, and a number of receipts The finder will
office. mal- 2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22
A. D. ADDS,
j. b. HOW ELI,
ORANGE FERRIS

MAsRINsIoS, ID. O., March %, 1871. m2l I'd
~SECURITY IN LIFE INSURANCE Being
~ OF the nrst Importance, the NORTH WEST
EhN Tor the better protection OF its policy holders
changed its rate OF reserve to per thus afford
ing an IIPR NABLE SECURITY for the payment of
az policies OF the Company as they become claims
mhsctf i. Y KNIGHT. Gere-s,Arent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22

The Madrid Epocs contradicts. in s,ac,s.
terms, the report that Spain has prsno..t %
cell Cuba and Porto Rico TO the Un;,ed Sac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22

The republican consultation meeting in Co
l1nbus, Ohio, on Thursday night, resulted In
the selection Of june 21 as the date for holding
q e next Republican State Convention, Column
bus being the place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22
E0k NORFOLK AND BOSTON.
THIS WEEK ONLY

FOh NORFOLK AND BOSTON.
THIS WEEK ONLY.
LADY OF THE LAKE,
81 s..: ss3 j. ST T sss
TrenspOrtation company for Boston, and with the
tu!SnsIesye soTfot SUNDAY nv
Through tickets and bills of lading to Boston
VIII leave Georgetown. same day at Il a, m, For
SIP. Drown son, GensraI Agents
Corner 81 18th street aud New Iorkavenus
Fare TO Norfolk, SIS round trip, SIS mh2l2t
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
scIiber has obtained Fl the Supreme Court of
sBEp II BOUCHER. late Of Wsshin gfSa County,
said deceased are hereby 70 exhibit the an.
with the voncb thereof 70 the subscriber. on or
otherwise by law be excluded from ali benefi Of the
said estate Given under nv hand this 2lst day Of
mh2a wsw Aimnisrrator.
V'gIs IS TO GIVE NQTIUE, That the subscrf
bcrs have obtained from the supreme Court of
sIIhM Of &sISSSnn S'sfS St
the said deceased are hereby warned 70 sssisit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sao
they may otherwise by law be syein9ed from s
te1eft of the said estate. Given undor our hands
this 2lst day az March, ISL
EDMUND CAMMAOK, -
mb25 v3t JOHN CAMMACk. Executors
SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICF OF
- COLUMBIA, MARCH 81, 1871.
Ell BsInaclo ct al iNo. aOis. Eauity
VIM uoltzuan al Docket ".
Cson con sider alton Of the report of GEOHGE "
APPLKBY Trustee in the above titled eau O. il Is
ordered BY the Court that the sale made by The said
Trustee Of the property in the ceilings oped
he and the came is hereby taLifitd, unless to
the contrary be shown on or before the IsIT TUES
DAY OF May next provided a copy Of this order be
published in the Evening STAR newsp ,rer of the
city OF Ahington, pistrict of Columbia once A
week loI thi.e successive weeks prior said first
Tuesday Of MAY
BY the Court MACARTHUR. Justice
true copy-R. MICS, Clerk. mh,2 liw3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22

Governor Scott and the other officers OF the
South Carolina State government have received
orders rom The ku Klus Khan to resign on &c
and leave the State. Two officers have o,.sv.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22
FCLAIMs OF sUUTHERk LoYALIsTs.

NOTICE.
The Commissioners Of Claims, appointed under
the act Of Consrssso OF March 9, lS7i. Ito receive
eNsmIne, and consider the justice and validity OF
such claims as shall be brought before them of
those citizens who remained loyal adherents to
the cause and the Government of the United States
daring the war, for stores or supplies taken or
furnished during the rebellion Tor the u,e OF
the amy Of the United States in States pro-
CLAIM ed a. IN DsuYrecton against the United STATES,
including the use and los Of vessels or h 1ats
while employed in the military service of the
United States give notice that their &c ssions
for examining claims and hearing the testimony OF
witnesses and other evidence thrt may be brought
before them in support of such claims will on
the sEOoND MONDAI, the 10th day OF A ril ne xt,
snd will be held I'm their Office at Washington ID
q. The cases will be heard IN the order in which
they presented Petitions for the aIlovan. "a
OF claims may be presented 30 CHARLEs y. BENIA-
NJ N, the clerk Of the Commissioners at w aship o.
ton. Who will receive, file, and enter them upon the
rsRser At the date snd in the order Of presntat
The clerk will also furnish, upon application tn
Tulas and regulations prescribing the form al the
petitions for The allowance OF claims the
sverments the oath OF the cl ants which u ust
accompany each petition AMI the notices and stata-
H.eL;, which must be appended.
A. U. AIDS,
j. B. HOWELL,
ORANGE FERRiSS.
IT..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22
DROPUSALS FOB GRADING AND GKAYEL
ING fOUBTA ,TkEET NOBTaEASr
/, MAYORS vFFIcE. OrTy HALL.

WARRINGTON. d. o., March Il, ISL (
Proposals will be received at this Nice until
n, APRIL 1, lal, for Grading and Crawling
Fourth street east. from N Aryisnd avenue to
street north Bidders will be required to state the
price per cube yard for grading and per square
yard Tor graveiing. The Ers1ing to lie measured
either a. embanknent or filling, whichever Ineas-
nres NEST but not for both. The plus earth Will
re deposited wherever the Ward Commissioners
shall direct.
The gravel to be of Good quality. free from stones
II improper and will be nine inches deep al the
center OF the street, diminishing To four inches At
the gutter line, after the same has been we'll rolled
Each bid must be accompanied by q guar autee
u res ponsfbIe party, known be ST. tn At If thA
lid shall be accepted the bidder will at once enter
into contract in due form and execute the work In
accordance Herewith.
mh225t NJ. G. EMERY, MAYOR
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DROrOsALS ROB sEwEk

OFoe a. SKpsrintsnderf az Streets, Se,crs, &c
Cay Hal, Wasstn<ioa. ID c,
- March II. ISL.
Proposals will be received at the ONCE OF the
suucson Of an eighteen. inch inside diameter
scotch Pipe Sewer to be laid on north vest
with the Ninth street sewer, with house connec,
lions and pipe reaching one foot inside the curb
line opposite each house, lot, sr part Of lot
There will be about FIVE hundred feet Of eighteen
inch pipe and about one hundred and thirty feet OF
tvelvein inch PIPE, the latter for lateral branches
mani holes.
Bidders will state but price per iineal feot for
the main p.pe, which must include the house con.
rections and pipe connecting herewith: per lineal
oot for the laterais, trap, drop, and man hole
each.
For specifications giving further Information ap-
ply At this once. WIN FORSYTH,
mr. ST Superintendent ana inspector &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22
New S-30 Gold Loan.
SAFE! PROFITABLE! PERMANENT
JAY COOKE 81 CO..
Offer for Sale a. Par and Accrued Interest
TIE
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bond,
OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY

These bonds are secured, .asa. by q First mort
gage on the Railroad itself, its rolling stock ana
entire Land Grant being more than Tsssty Of ,s'
Thousand Acres q L.nd 70 each mile OF Rood.
:pd n is sfs' q:
81 Al the rate q sns ass sns
TENNIS Pea OssT. per snnum.
They sse ssued II . dencminatiOns Of sio. ssp.
The Trustees under the Mortgage are Ms,sr.. Ia,
President Of The Psnnsyivshi. 6satral Rs Smssa
The.e Northern Pacine 80 Bond. win a, .r,,,us.
PRSS,gs COR iiO1. IN sTehsnse for the comp.as.
liz addition 20 their absolute safety. tbe,, Roma.
Il Per.cSs .a nin
s-s's can, BY converting them Into Eortherp p
. s ss..a and
HOW TO GET TH1M.-Tour nearest Bank or
sd q .Ss NEEDED sS;: a.
wishing 70 exchange stocks other bonds Tor th..
sse S.5s sr:s 10 AZ .sH an .
TSo.e living IN localities remote from Banks, ma,
send m31ey, Of Es see5 bend, directly % q ~
q our own risk. and without cost 20 the inysseoS
For further riosnntSa Rs@ phlsss. map, etc, ssi
or & 81 s Fl d the ss
"a! Sosk s;:s:: a. .s' s. a sss R.''
FAINT, MAehIHGIOH CO.,
s SS sAv EsS I Hass
pBoPosALs FOB LAYING WATERWAYS.
WATER REeIsrRAR's OFFICE,
CITY HALL, wAsHrs6r os. ID. c., Msrch Is. sly
Sealed Proposals for laying water mains during
the year lS7l go be % endorsed scross end q
the enyeloBeD will be received At the ayor once
until 2 otLocK, nERIDIAn, cs IHE 2sTH ISsT'
The city is divided into three districts for the
purposes Of these yropossls. as follows, viz:
District No. l-All that part OF the city north OF
the ChesaIesks and Ohio Canal and the CITY Canal,
District Ne 3-All that part OF Tire city north ana
Seventh street west.
District No, san that rsrt OF the city between
the canal and the Potion &C snf T. sstern Braach.
bidders must bid foE zach district sepsrsteiy.
tstned BY application 20 the v ster Registrar, and
. the bids NUT be made upon the OF cisl forms.
Al branch pipes 20 connect with IRE plofs along
the lines will be inc.udet In the measurement WITH
the n aims, and paid for az The Contract price.
eatisfy ing bonds aud sscrrfey VIII be required.
nRtd J.H okAnE, wsteg Registrar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-24

ss- Does Fire. Marine. Inland and GENERAL
Insurance business, Ocl7