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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-08
Building Lots For sale.

OFFER THE FOLLOWING EITHER
At wholesale or retail: Lots No. IL IN
>iulre .; No. ) in Square ); the South haii
d., 40. II in SQUARE 10; No. IA in Square Il;
So. in square IL; No. 2 in Square =; No. II
IN square IL; No. IA in Square Il; No. In
S;uare p; No. ~ in Square 10, and No. " IN
Division r.
Also, Lots No. in Square 70; No. 10 In
Square 3; north half of No. ii In square ~:
No, ? in square I; No. Is in Square II; No. II
in Square TX No. ii in Square 10; No. II In
= Iuare l6; No II In Square ., and NO: 10 IN
Siuare u. All situated in the Subdivisions
L. g. HUGHES,
Iels Peal Estate Agent.
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Pittsburgh, Wheeling and KY.
Railroad Company.

NOTICE Is GIVEN TO LAND HOLDERS
v in the county of Ohio, also to lot-own-
erS In the city OF Wheeling, on the line OF
the present location OF said road, that all
tn unsettled right OF way has passed into
the hands or the Court, TO be settled by a
Jury.
Those desiring settlement of right of
way, before the 10th OF March, will call upon
plny, second door below Mcclure House,
Market street, Wheeling.
LEWIS APPLICABLE,
President.
MARCH lst, 49, mrl-b
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Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
> ceived at the office OF the undersigned,
Al the City OF Wheeling, w. Va, until
Wednesday, March the 2Olh, for the grad
inS,m tsonry and bridging ofthe Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad, from
the junction with the r. {. & 81. l.. Rv., OPP
ponte SteuOenville, to the city OF Wheel
ing, distance OF about a miles.
., tFol.e and specifications can be seen as
Sht aDpFe-named office, after Friday, March
,r'N'+' LEWIS APPLEGATE,
resident Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Ken
lucky Railroad. mrl-i
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sale Of Foundry Fixtures.

DEFER AT PRIVATE SALE THE
p,tterns, Flasks and Fixtures in Union
l , - belonging TO the late firm OF W.
~ W,li,r Co The purchaser can secure
".s.,,,,,Ila lease OF the Foundry and
Ie.u>,,' .rhr bnilding is s. #. by u IT,,
R.',r,iIy Toe lied, with good light which can
r .'i'' '.'! S,,,,rncfei, and contains all the
,, 49,. appliances Of tirst-claSs jobbing
,''TnJry. For further information apply on
p' 3,na II. B. MILLER, Receiver.
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no wr0nE
Corn ST, Louis and Baltimore.

Says the St. Louis Republican lst
inst
"The attention of merchants is d.
rected at the moment to the stiffness
with which eastern roads are unfolding
freight tariffs to the seaboard upon
grain, and more disappointment is
evinced in this connection at the firm.
ness of the Ohio and Mississippi and
Baltimore and Ohio roads. With a
depression in the eastern markets, there
is no longer margin upon which corn
can be shipped, while the value Of that
grain at the west has reached point
so low that a future decline here is
simply impossible. In other words,
whatever OF profit there is in the corn
crop is absorbed by the cost OF carriage,
and to maintain present rates is simply
to prevent shipments. We are informed
that commission merchants here have
offered the Ohio aud Mississippi road
to forego their commissions for the
present, if that road would only lower
rates sufficiently to enable them to
maintain their shipment-that is to the
exact difference between the value Of
the corn here and at Baltimore.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-08

tbs circulation of Chambers speech
es under Tipton's frank, Norton
under that OF Schurz, Trumbulrs under
that of Conkling, and Frank Blair's
under all the above, has been explained.
1t appears that q lot OF speeches by
the above gentlemen had accumulated,
and several bags OF each kind OF
speeches were sent out to put in wrap
pers; and the persons receiving them
folded them and enclosed then in
wrappers. threw the whole in one pile,
and then refilled the sacks from the
mixture, and each Senator received an
assortment, and thus, in time, their
correspondents were annoyed at the
character OF the literature received
Chicago Tribune.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-08
baltimore Market.

"okACts
BALTIMORE, March 7.
COTTON-Dull and nominal; low
middling &c.
FLOUR-Firm western at 81 ESQ
7 ST.; other grades unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat firmer Pennsyl-
vania, 81 68@l y. Corn steady; white
southern, 66968c. Oats dull at 5l@53c.
Rye firm at Csc.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork dull at
sl4 Is. Bulk meats-shoulders, sic;
rib sides, &c; clear rib sides, &c,
loose. Bacon steady; shoulders, 6!c;
rib sides, 74@74c; clear rib sides, no
Sc. Hams at l3@l4c. Lard dull at
91@92c.
BUTTER-Western very active and
market bare.
WHISKY-Dull at 10000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-08
For Rent.

ri ASNUG, NEW TWO-STORY BRICK
IE house, on the west side of Eof, be-
tween Second and Third streets. Pos
session given mt any time; rent to COM
inencc only from April !, 1872. Apply to
JOHN q. HOFFMAN, Esq, or
THOS. O'BRIEN.
fch1T Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-08
For Rent.

k,A AGOOD BUSINESS STAND.-THE
%9 Warehouse, No. 9 on Monroe street,
adjoining the merchant tailoring es-
adjustment OF Thomas Hughes & Co. Pos
session given on first OF April, Or sooner If
desired. For terms, apply 10
NJ. REILLY,
'phLI-h s. and 81 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-08
For Rent.

u'HE TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, CON
| tanning nine rooms, hall and finished
attic, situated on the east side OF Main
street, b.tween Adams aud Washington,
now occupied by the subscriber. Possess
SION given April lst. Inquire on the prem
is or AT the OFF, OF Long & Whipple.
tbIG-.h r.. ]. WHfPPLE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-08
FOR r ENT.
For Rent.

StECOND AND THIRD STORIES OF
= Franklin Insurance Complny's build
Ing. For particulars apply at their office,
HEM or NJ REILLY. mar4-h
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Saturday. March I6, 1872,

ne,inning ut 10 O'Clock \. NJ, the following
described proper -: Fhc south hait
4 lot number four ~ III squaTe number
rrly-eight AS in the town of south Wheel
iY., or Ritchietown, (now Eighth ward OF
The city OF WheelingO together with its APP
purtenances.
Terms OF Sale-CaSh.
Selling as trustee, shall convey only
such title as is vested i'm me by said deed Of
trust, although the title is believed to be
good.
T.blh.tl THDS. ORRlEN, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-08
For Rent.

A.A THE STORE ROOM AT PRESENT
IN occu pied by n. Hess as a Wholesale
-hA and Retail Liquor Store, on Market
street, between John and Quincy streets.
Inquire at the PREMISES. Stock to be
closed out by April LIST. Call and see.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-08
For Rent.

'pHE ROOM NOW OCCUPIED BY THE
| Street Railway Company, in Mcclure
House Building. Apply to
t.Ii JOHN MCIURE
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For Sale.

,,,,IE PROPERTY OF JOHN g. CHAND-
Ter, on Hampden street. For terms in
i,r N' NJ. A. CHANDLER,
i"., At First National Bank.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-08
avheeliag gsgistsr.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance
--vrnrsTER.

DAILY REGISTER. CON
A 90 Three months..-.sZW
One y eaI =, 90 one month .......... 10
DIX HTR1.WEEKLY REGISTER.
,,,,,,,,shed every Tuesday, Thursday anu
ruoii' Saturday. M
One copy, l yr-.s4.M One copy, 3 moS's-"
~, ,onv ! VI. 100 Five copies, l yr-S 90o
one copy, s mos 100 Ten copies, W N.oo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-08
RitchietOwn Dwelling House
for Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
ID male to me by James 8. Riddle and
Ellen Riddle. his wife, dated the 18th day
nf January, 1879, and OF record in the Office
olihe Recorder for Ohio county, West Nir-
gInIa, in Deed Book fifty-four, page five
hundred and ten, will offer for sale at
public auction, at the front door OF the
tourt House Of Ohio county, on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-08
Earth Closets or Cemnaodes-

THIS ARTICLE Is INTENDED As a
substitute for all water closets IN fhs
house. IL msy be placed In any room With
out Inconvenience, and IL invaluable foY
the dck chamber, a. IL n n complete disiu-
fectof and deodorizer. For sale By
q. NESDEL, ROUrH Co,
MI l25 Main street.
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FOR SALE.
Az y. RASSETT,

Ci.y and County Auctioneer'
IT1rL ATTENDToSALEs PROMPTLY!
w and at reasonable rates Please T ca,r az
~ SIARKS Law Office, corner Monroe
- Ennrih SITS, or STONER & HANkES
y .,ure Store, Market street. la6-sD
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Toledo Market.

.. TOLEDO, March I.
FL0UR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat dull No. l white
Michigan, 81 81. Corn q shade better
and quiet; low mixed at 46@46ic
yellow, 463c; Michigan, 464c. Oats dull.
SEEDS-Clover, Ohio, S. %.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-08
ICE! ICE!! ICE!i!

THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS HIS
l. old customers. and the public gene.
rally, that he has secured a splendid supply
of pure THREE NILE ICE" which he
will deliver to customers during the COM
ing summer. at the lowest market rate,
Make your orders early.
janll GEO. SCHELLHAsE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-08
importers, Manufacturers and Jobbers.
WHITE GOODS, LINENS,
BALTIMORE, ND.

Embroideries. Laces, Nets, Collars Sets,
Nos 20 and 20 BALTIMORE STREET,
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
ANOTHER JUBILEE DANCE.
TIE CHORUS IN TIE ALL-ROoM-PERsPIRlNG
AFTER PLEASURE.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBNE.)

IBi TEIE6kAPU ~ Ihb IblhN~l
COLISEUM, Boston, July 1--113O p. m.-Ihe
grand ball. complimentary 10 the clOus OF the feaee
Jubilee is taking place, in accordancewh the arrange
ments made by the Executive Committee OF the Jubilee
although the thermometer is up Omewhere In the
ninetes at IN altitude altogether toe high Tor dancing
with anything like comfort All tie members OF inc
chorus we're entitled TO cards Of admission but
probably not more than op-hat appheu ior
Them and tho weather has been so intensely
warm that people generally did rot seem u be wiring
TO be shut up in immense building, with its thou
sands OF gaslights The consequent result is that the
floor up to this hour has not hem more than nan el'
aud the balconies VITA tie exception OF the hist Ve OF
six rows OF seats, empty An excellent opportunity
s afforded for promenading and that exercise Is IN
duged IN to greater eXteIt than dancingis Enough
Of the sopranos conraos t,nors and bases however,
are executing Terpschorean svOlui0ns to give the 'o
scum the appearance OF ballroom OF magnificent
proportions and as the entertainment was intended
solely I'm honor Of the chorus ard 20 adjust little nm
pleasantness it is TO be supposed, notwithstanding ho
heat that they at least satied. Tne OuHlne tseI
presents about the appearance that IL dn NJ the
ball last week The floral decorations are the same not
fresh flower or new wreath ewing the faded ones
There is an absence OF he outside crowd that assembled
on the former occasion TO the brilliantly dressed
ladies' and majority II those who attend THIS ball are
rather more democratic aud have come on foot.
TIE ball was opened at 10 O'Clock, with
ouadre the music being bv orchestra Of about 1Ol
pieces under Carl ZrIahn. Waltzes, p0kas gaOps ana
a. her dances followed interSersed win music hy tne
foreign bands. The orchestra was directed ~ ll's
MIR Downing the leader OF the NewHOrE eth Regiment
Band and probably at later hour Mr Gilmore VIII als 0
snare the labor. Strauss has conducted c orene' ~
one of his beautiful wa!tzes, which admirably inter-
preted by the musicians lie IL quite unWel ana VIII
not probably exert hInselI much upon 80 'n,, as
accession. The order Of dtnces Is the same as at
fine first ball and doubtless Will pcrSpre through
the entire list Though thereare numerous very pIet'y
dresses here there also almost entire ahsece OI tbe
brilliant toilets that charactC lied the preceding enter
tainment AS a financial undertaking the ball Is un-
dOubfedy far from ana as for eaSure' those
who can enjoy dancing In such weather are EASILY
pIeased But few distinguished person2ges nave honOied
he hall with their presence doubtless account o the
heat, -- g., p.o.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02

The total lecreaseis S32 900 1t will be seen that the
loss is greater in stcas dwellings, large stores and
buildngs which no. only improve the city but furnish
large aolnt OF work for workinme 1t is probable
at In Other lines of business apart from those connected
with the building trade the indirect losses VIII bear
The Enipioyers' Central Executive Committee have
ing for statistics in reference TO the number or men
usually employed and the hours OF labor with the num-
Der of strikers in each shop. The Committee mas also
sent circulars TO the rms asking their opinions 10
regard the best practicable means or avoiding ana re-
sistng strikes and l regard 10 other matters. It's
ali employers who have nteligently considered the
labor movement, and the Committee hopes 10 obtain
mauy useful hints. Notice has been given by several
additional ras OF their intention toireturn TO the len
hour system. -.
reseind the Bght-hour rule WIKI be proposed, ana VIII
probably be adopted. -
The rrershave secured advance OF Is per cent on
their former The marble workers are nearly NJ
out and work The employers refuse 10 yeu'
and the shops that have conceded eight hours are re
turning 10 the old system 1t,
The furntuIe-makers are talking or another stIiht.
About 600 OF them OUT, and as the shops tnl
have been working eight hours are gradually returning
TO the Tenhour system, IL Is expected tha the Joure!
wen will again strike. -,
The iron and metal workers strike IL nearly enuou,
most OF the men having returned 10 work at ten nouns
and the old rate OF wages
The WOrkingIaen's Assembly OF Kings County sent
communication W the Board OF Supervsors yesterua,
asking that the Eighthour law be enforced on county
fered by Supervisor Newman and laid on the table
THE STRIKE IN wILLIAMsPoRT.
WuLIAMsPoRT, Penn, July 1.-The mill anu
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
FIRES
rxprosIoN AND FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.

EXPLOSION AND FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, July l. About 3
O'Clock this evening while wOrkmen were at work on
the premises Of Elkin Middleton, redlsers and rec
tiers at the Vinest wharf four distinct explosions 0c-
cured among the barrels in the rear OF the building inc
building then took fire. and before the flames were KUN
guisbed heavy loss sustained. Ekln q Mlddleton
lose OOOon which they have insurance OF $4,000 r
Simon Arnold the building. which was damaged 10
the extent Of several thousand dollars fully Insured
Tho disery apparatus, valued at S2SOOO Is uninsured
AT wELLSvILLE, n. Y.
ELsuRA, 4. Y, July Ia disastrous fire
occurred this morning, about O'clock at Wellsvie.
Alogany County 1t broke out in Sar fields liquor and
grocery store and rapidly spread to the wooden bnld
in9s adjoining. The chief sufferers are Mr. Wilkn OF
NeyYork who owned the building where the nre orgl-
mated; p. Elplin, who owed one hotel Whlcn MAS
huruad and = Herman owner OF another hotel. Inc
Hanover and Phenix Companies OF New-1orK ana INC
American OF Phade.yhia were the heaviest IhsuIeIS'
IN IilLLsBoR0, n. B.-A PLASTER FACloh.
BURNED,
ST. JOHN, July 1.-The extensive buildings
ord machinery of the Albert Plaster Manufacturing
Company at HillsbOro n. B., totally destroyed by
fire last night The loss s s1OOOOO insurance unknown.
one hundred and seventy persons are thrown out Oh
employment.
IN LUDINGTON, MICH.
MILWAUKEE, July 1.-Private adyices from
Ludngton Mich, say that fire, on Saturday destroyed
two warehouses belonging to Mr. Ward and the mills OF
Libbon & Co., adjoining. Loss, $4,000
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
TELEGRAPRS NOTES.

49,. Dominion Day. was observed throughout
CAnsds yesterday as general holiday.
IAN excursion party Of Southern editors left
Abshy, yesterday, FOR BnghAnon, their way south.
. The Boston nine defeated the Forest City Club
Of Cleveland at Boston, yesterday By score Of II to-
. The wheat harvest is already fairly under way
through Ohio Although the thinner ground than
the heads unusually heavy anu well iled
The Vermont Historical Society is arran ging
for celebration PVr ToonaeogA y Jay 3 The sd
dress will be delivered by Lgus T. Chtenden OF EexYoIk
Preparations are making for trial of moving
and other irg Implements pllcs The direction Of the Yer
mont State Agricultural boe - RaaDi, beginning July
Trains on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe
Ra Load begin Raymond, to-day Large cattle yards
have been bgl here and reported that o. c head Of cattle
now there awaiting shipmert
The Navy Department will send out another
Dsnsn ship expedition November December under Com
uaAsr s.dge who expects Ind still shorter the
be year Tie department. las 5000 al ia command for
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
prI0AN
DIED.

ARMsTRoNG-At FOriham, Sunday morning June 90 George
Tie reiSe "a fssf the family respectfully invited to aites
& uner on WeaaeSiay July oeos IRON D' a's eN''u''
cUMMrSG-At Elizabeth g. on SUNDAY, Jan. % Mo,., o.rs
onIy child Of Alexander n and H,rrsts Cum ming jf
The ia9s s ,srve Lee from the reeaes Of s grandfather Dr.
DARtise Sunday Jsqs e Eliza Morgan daughter OF william
and the lsts Josephine DaIng in The l6 year
Porty-frst-st 1uesisy, goly D. I3pm
DEvBAU0n Monday July 1871 Of consumption Mrwin Deyeau
TG remains viii e .HysTsd for iatsr'. from Bis , residence 2
stsam. Carriages IN waiting for il 20 trs.n'
GuRNRY-July Of typhoid fever. Ia Gusy. daughter Of
pope2 wSs, S%ratS af J at ena S 9a @ he residences ~
Henry o. wentSorh 30 FOrJsh,t Relatives AID inens nsl
HARRISGTOYAt Jersey City June 90 Warner Harrington
The relatives and friend, are nye 9 attend Der e 9n tas res
gu Wednesday, Jaly 3, m2 O'Clock.
Mdeos1, Coma, papers please copy.
BoPFA Mt Pleasant n j. suddenly Sunday June 90 Miss Mar,
Ann Hof
will be in waiting at the Dover Depot the auya the sl3
train from NewYOrt Friends and relatives invited to A'iea
KRLLY-On Sunday 3Oh inst Ann youngest daughtr
joan Kelly. late Sheriff. IN the si year ofbe age
her fne from ths residence Of her father No. as
on weipesay he % INST at oeoeE a. ~ Her ensss VA. b.
conveyed st. pareAs cbelrn where solemn Hgh Mas Of
interment in family vault aud CatheasL
LEyESon July Arthur PGas'' Youngest gC 3 Of Douglas 'nd
Funeral on FRIDAY monn1 Jay a. II Oocs FROM a6 East Fh
81, BeeAm1n fiul
sCHOONMAKER-0n Sunday June 90 1872 Samuel Schoonmsker in
the 18th Of his
The fns and relatives family and Of bis A. and W
Schoonmake the funeral bis late
No South Snhst Brooklyn, d. Wednesday aIersOOn. Jny
,, at , O'Clock p.
sEAMAN-on Monday evening Juy rogcne daughter LoydL
aud I'm gene Seaman. aged 10 moths IA Is days
The amaY invited 10 attend herflnera
residence ofher parents nneay late AcAiegy ST. frsi
square jersey City Heghs, WEDNESDAY
afternoon, at O'Clock.
sPBYCERA Santa Ft New MeIo sf oo The syeans Of Jon.
49, 1917 Dr. r. Rush Spencer Of New Yor United States surveyor
for he IeuOry Of New MeIlcO -
UNDHRHLLA Greenyae L. L. seventh day morning sixth mouth,
29th, Thomas Underhili sgei ~ years
Friend. Manecock Meeting HOase,
Fourth da Seventh month 81 Take Oeock Train
from Jsmrsp Locust Valley, where carriages will be waiting
wEEKEs-A Pn6ed n j. June 90 Of paralysis. Joseph Wsekes.
aged 30 late 6m WesAes CheeSeman
th funeral services from to
Of his soninas, ". h LangeT, Psnked, n j.
o'clock Tuesday July Trans leave foot Of loeyNL Jn The
remains Flashing interment Wednsiay
New-York tribune., 1872-07-02

convinced that men holding my opinions. my views upon
public Affairs were necessary IN the state
mean who go into public liie without any ineen
ton OF making profit for themselves SNAIL 60 amons
the people speakng out, and hope spenkng Win eo
effect 10 man of ali political opinions Tor the purpose OF
crushing the corrupt ring that now rules the otato
feel that this N win be reached, because tine peopo
have taken this business in their own hands, ana they
viii execute 10. 49,. --.,,a
The notcal influence that has seized upon this proud
commonwealth Of ours, and IL IL an influence Whloh
both corrupt and insolent, must be put down. ~ Las
prosuted public office; II has forgotten duty ana oons
only to gain And beyond our state THIS POISONOUS
Influence has extended its carrnptng hand by t wnat
hands the patronage ~ the United States Goyernmeht
distributed in Pennsylvania BY the same lnnuenCe
which has settled accounts In the Acknowledgements
dcpartment BY the Influence which conIiOls me
state treasury. BY the same influence which nlohed
seat in the United States Senate IN 1851 by the same
influence which attempted 10 buy second election IN
iS3 but was thwarted through the choice by majority
OF vote, of the individual who now addresses YOU.
II is corrupt power which, by shameful com
hnaton the Legislature Is charged TO have secured
u 5 Senator ana State Treasurer in 1863, ana Is ookng
forward the election OF another United states seuaO
IN 1873 the agencies. could not refuse the use
of this great work Of reform when soIcltou
by people OF all parties and what have TO say 70 you
IS that your cause is Just. and that the people, on to
second Tuesday Of october next VIII renoer
sautary in political affairs than ever WAS
before 10y the people OF pennsylvania