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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
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iass, on WEDNESDAY, the 2Olh day Of MAI, lei9,
~ hIt ,sla.els progeSy s.sy hnewa a, the vi, !,
having frontage on the Potomao river Of 10 feet,
and % Wolf siEsst % ~ iest bounded on the veat
10 feet by the north line Of Hunters sbp YARD, uon.
iAining ppSArdn ot tlfO1 squAre feet o. ss,a has
In addition GOOD ind Substantial wharf - hy ID teat
running Into the river, with front privilege Of fOS
foet TO The channel with uuhlolsot water to
three aoy brick buildinE covered With slate,
sry used A. mAohlne shop, and tuo-stSy brick
shed building connected with the brick house,, and
formisg groabd a1or Of ieo bJ l2l feet This prop
depot has yefy great adSnntagss b. watsr end tIeoh
q l feet 70 length WI g.f acoeas0tion Win all Of
Terms-Onethird cseh. and the remainder on .
credit Of i've yaaru with asmt annual iateruat 10 be
secured b. nsgoiiahs notes and dsed of trust and
p9lsy q lasaE.sss. TIE costs e .enys!asslns,
spajeoid s"'- 'JJzMEs y. AMTrH. T,psl~a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
THE VILLAGE OF LAUREL. ND.

FOR SALE.
IN TUE VILLAGE OF LAUREL. ND.
FRAME DWELLING, containing siz rooms,
htehe, servants room, panty and oell4r with large
porch In ruAr q house. With pdfnp Of enosent watsr
under cover Of the porch also wood aud poarJ houae
Tue lot 4 I1o feet. with hahly improved flower and
Of ir1its. The whole enclosed By new isnes. VIII
:ss g. sHS &c r'''o5ts;I ssI iH &. t95sS;S par
@Sio,sOs, se3 fii,sss,s *. wsssississ. B. o.
TOR sALE-oN LONG TIME-A VERY pE.
nIRABLE AoMk "A tso-stou NE
tanning eight rooms. bosides bath room, cellar. pan-
try and eoasts all over the houss, including side
yard and RArdsu @ tElo) under the highest state Of
cultiVation also. good stable With Aooommodatihas
for horae, COW and Doully Inqvirs ou ths premises
and And Ninth and Tenth s.roets. mJlou
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
Auction Sales.
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beeta eslonfins y g,isats i,.ts5T, Twp e.sh.
49, =, ss..s sss':,. ~. ess.s
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rsgi9sssss Ok XsSE AsIgSHtF ssNfi i4S'g
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n y. b,sris. 4 gslaski.. y ssi,y s.s.. II. 80
yreSe Ss 1sss e,v y " ,5 I.
qsloet p ", 10, y 10 Square A, afs ely of Wasks
1fis fsl: y ,sss,. 2. r.s.y;.. rss.
irE;:s:%;S.: Ss s.,,.. ..,l,.
month";. os vsIoh ne so..i ei IN n, s..Sns
I.aulr.a = ~: lime 4 sale An oOa'sSssens and
A"D' e'''"' '1'e9yE z EIrg, nus,s.
myistd oREEn wILLlAMs. Assts.
b. sad fustSassT. No. 75S S,1sn,S .it:st'
TRusTEPa SALE oE a. TwosIQRY .AHp
HAeyAsn HtAsEe whsr h22Rto Rvqk fHssRHEER f sPRE M
TWEEr II AND u sTRERTs nOkTHwRbT.
NJ isio, and dus ssoosdsd 10 the issd rroords 81
WashinHion county. Disiriot Of Ooiumbla, apd by
al',Son ss Il. o.. 81 .ss oslseS q fRkR AFrFR
MOON, MAJ TO- ina, 10 the highest bidder. lot 51.
u Ass e. aad sSHs .aos,9e sh o. sSn.s. ~ ~
thsrsopv. v " ''s'
Terms Of sale ous third eAsh, The balance n AZ,
s; S ..ss;:S 3 ~ 70 Ts' sS SGP IsS S
si9o s,,h e Ss p.d b - s@s soas s seT
Terms " .is 70 5. esmplsd vilh q ,.ysa da,s ailsI
eostof ,bs S.fSnl,lps purohsssr, " ~. - w
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
Hats and Gaps.

HATS; HArsi.
6psolal Attsatlon invited 70 our arVW,
Cents Drosa Caaalmoro and I'M. I....|
proved VentlAiinH MAta; prices 80
and 80, Straw Hala In HIeAt Abund.
hnee a loy pHees Agent for Dun:
through punlsp 4 %. arc receiving
Vhr..t1g london Hats. bTlh hkMETz, HattlT,
sssss.; mAlsu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
a Repairs For Stoves.

ROBERT BOYD,
10. asa NINTH STREET, BETWEEN D AND <,
b., s,pair. for an RANuRs. STOVES. and FuR
HAoFa BrinE nams and number Of stove.
ROBERT lloyd,
iAl il4 Ninth street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
Auction Sales.


BiiSE % ss1s.' 4 f.ass ssf'f' 80 ;ss::-
nbSEFTsSSyA civ SSoSg a GyE5S 4UI $GgE4 rs
kilE tRRlkbE :, ,AT{ns m ~ i1g,s,aRkAT 70 BANK
"Vrr r, ! IA MA, w
C'rTss TsS-,s.ssl"s q ssSsHif n @ ~ i'h zsih
s.s. ss.s ...Ss.,iss :; = 'ss s ei
iS% S:.s :ssS saiss sRe s:sss 20
qui@.gs Bsss.,g einesi!ls; Ns.,,9s, ,ls Sie.nDs Ds
sr. ~ sshss saq s..l.
IA Sse'ss sts sSl. .s: . ia LIN "a Fgsii::
AZ e.s'a s. .s bis sss s' s.Is .;qri%.ns q Sss:
q; s g.,I is ss,pss
.s' ' ~ q FHs;s "a "a 6ssIss Asss
1Ii H. :,cst u v.vs., sis,,.. idSsSRlss
o,hsf 1ssn.. ~ sireis ssdias. % aas., i@por!ss,
ssl, q ron ~ Il, ss,ii az .s,irs .,ssi
a.pc..a ghe.s s 3: ~ y .l,nsss ,:.'i,s
NJ, sS' SssS ~. 3. 3. 0-'p' : sssis
ny wM. l., WALL. q c.. Aut>ienser''
No. 900 and p09 PsnnsJi'sSia svsuS"
oaANURHY SALE ,Yi A TRIANGULAR
SQUARE, -, A..
p6t II $ q o Ss..sS q .si YSDE:isi y o.s:
s.P s.i !! RGSs's =! y; :b. ai.s y Sisni a
h.S isis On ths PssIsiss. A o,eloss; p % ersS,
Si. 10 ihi, siI, % sSssd:d bg ystTnon, ...nu.,s
street north And Tenth stTeet vest Il has beea sub
s. i' e. s & ss &c y; :
Thi, property I. a. elevated locality. .Rldly i'm.
proving asishborhood. and affords an sHoslisnt 90
TsTins, 0ps iourih pi The purchase mansy la eAshi
balance 10 hfss equal a. sa Twelve ne
shssn notes. ssas in,:sss from q, q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15


1HEFiRsT COUNT In tho indictment charged
violation by the Board of Public Works Of
one Of the sections OF the fundamental act;
with usu-patlon Of authority In making
improvements not intrusted to their charge
by the law-making power. Upon this the
committee hnd that while the Board Of Public
Works did make contracts for some improve
ments which were not speclned in the plan
presented to tho Legislature, they cannot In
that be said to hayc violated any law or
usurpod any authority, for the reason that
the Legislature had, In great measure, left
the entire matter 10 the discretion Of the
board, and that the work thus ordered was
entirely In accordance with the original plan
and within its scope. The legislation upon
the subject was loose; the new government
was almost In condition Of chaos; the de-
sire for progress and advancement was uni
yorsal, as the committee report; "the new
authority was intoxicated with the spirit Of
Improvement" This was In brief the situa-
ton when the alleged usurpatloDs took place.
Tho report very properly throws out that
charge, and returns a verdict Of mot guilty"
THE second, third and fourth counts are dis
posed Of by the committee as follows: The
board acted entirely in good faith and with
proper discretion" The fifth accusation
sought TO bring eensure upon tho District
government for abandoning the City Hall
and hiring the Four half street build
ing. The committee believe that such action
was justldablo and expedient. Tho sixth
bore upon the four million loan; that the
Legislature had passed two bills providing
for four millions each, Sc. ltis unnecessary
10 comment upon so silly and ridiculous a
charge. i was answered and disposed Of
long ago. Tho seventh aud eighth specinca-
tions related 70 the printing and tho number
Of officers employed by the new government.
The amount of the one and the number Of
tho other the committee believe TO have been
unnecessary, but at the present time the
number Of employees Is not larger than Ia re-
quired TO do the business OF the District
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
BY w L. yALh sI h.,s,. % e.; .Ssi,S,s..' Ass''e"ssr''
900 and sOi 3 ". os1' cor "a sS sad Ninth 81
rRusrEEs SALE oT T,ISJIsg IHFS9yED PROPERTY

AT AUCTION.
y'g: Of deed q ,I.. ..:;s 4 e Y. S.s.a is,s
n The cssniy ef Ws,hinEtos, D, O.. q DbeI q y.
s 7 iSliss; shAi g.oossa e ~ sDSe z. Ps,%, 7.
reservation No IT, togpthsr With tba improysnsnts,
siiaa.sd 90 sseOad siTsst wss' bstweOn North anu
IS. ssisa.sa q ssy.. !. called 2 "a: 81 ss the
and tWsnty.lonT monthS, dafarrsd notas lsonTed bY
decd Of trust, And beahns per oeat lnteeest u9a.
poslt Of 800 roqa q the properly H. sold
my9-soAds WI L. WALL 90, Auets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
ON HAND!

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nN NMN
VIN "AlN DS
an ,ro,s
nIHSa,sNn nRAHn al a. -, A,
ioao AZ, an, s.a pSInnrS ~ SHnd,,
+, m ~ u, 49, nISaTn G1oDs :, S.,,.
low prices.
JUST REcEIyKD. another invoice Of oALIFoR-
MA MA ArsiooIs and bARrLkrr FEARS the
nSsss ~, ,eea' ~ ,,,,,.r.ns ~ .1c mst.s''
nn''' 'uaiiS Ne" YORK
or.pul.t.d. P0,dss,d. oru,bsd. b.,t Nav yorh
~ espts p.r III. -
Ou,. tpstsot.I "a e.pts mar IN.
"a. uoFFEK b,,t Neu York t1s, cant. p.r III
DEMrizARA, ~ and IL Oopts.
Just iscsiVsJ' 10 bol'' bsst NE" oRLEANs MO-
''1eaAe ,es.
rloN oofIKK. Its staal 10 MoehAi ~ cents Per
ID. green ID osnta roasted.
], JAVA;
Ao mats rtlms Old puroH JAVA. It's the hnsst
ssS ,.'ss s.,. 's;. a. s,n %p''''' ID
e: :; e; !; '';' ;; 1''' 6
R.o.l,.d r.r, ru..d.y ), steamer, 80 s.uu p.r
dos.
iOir.n. 'r's.l'.s, iaE cent. p-rD.
;.s 5 a.; s;: a. 4%:sS !; T;:n i. ss: .. ...s E
CANDY.
f'snsH ulI'd, 30 o'a'. per ID.
oAT MEAL. WHEAT GRITs,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
Wants.


WAETEE9s ! !. ooo9 90 . ogAMngHMAIC, -. @ APP NP
Ne. Ys.k s.sss. ----------------.-lsI lsIl5
lNANTED-RY A STEADY, REIiABLE YOUNG
w Womau,A dtuaffon ~ HOURhKHEPNN or
bADAf8 COMPANION. No obisotiuu 70 90 ia,o be
c1unfty. AddreaI A. ", AZ this 0faoe. myitjl.
IVANIED TO RnNT-k n0uNE oIE gEvEN
,y..,sd ~st n s,rs"i ND hsy, III moi
- con ienona Adfrr~r. nlstfea terrns 40 LAT.
iMruIA fil,r Any. nrlI .ne~rs ,n9f3. .Soff
= = - = - :
IVANrED -hY A YOUNG LADY uNDhH.
S.S Ri n! s"': GI: s,
WAAETED;-AA A. sIryATIos J, M % A. =, ~, OqMIssA,Lro
~, ehnsw a9s,a ~ w ~ x s1s ~ "a
w, oeis., n,s' ~ H'''a' fshfiti
VVANTEp,--By A LkDY-K SITUATION As
W Mp.le Tsash.r 70 sene ls,,l,aslos, Mni Eiy::
Rin.ss s sissS iSis.ss Boa atss Saos fssSin
NJ ANTI SD.
Old STRAIN BOILERS,
T., -N,,s MVvv ~. "a ~, MI Z. ~. "a oor 'No"
\. q. WHEELER.
mhafu s,,.,,h s.,,st and osnsi nrldga
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
ID Anetloneera and Heal EstAts Brokers',
Southwest eo,Ss, 6sns issaSs ;s,,Su and th street.

HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPRoyEp PROPERTY
ON THE CORNl.k OF EIdurnkNTH AND
nouNDARr HrRkETs. AT PUBLIC AUG
o. loSpAY AFTERNOON. Nay 20, la, 4.
0iHO O'Clock, the PREMISE ue shall eell lot 4, IN
sas.fs i5i. having froel on BonndlU sirsel q lIl
ieet 10 Inches and Kehtseath street ei IN feet
bg neat and vollbullt cottage with marble mAatlss
10 pSFors and containing olaht TQoms together with
wats. y the isrd. Also, h0weEs and piAns ofsssEJ
ina ssofons of The city and uhsrs there e possible
chance Of property decreasing In value.
paymsnts ~ and tso years With notes hsarnG In
lsIest and secured b. deed u trust. -
dsWa ~ tins q ale. LATIMkR oLHARY,
myh DADS tstaTl Anetionsess.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
Ig, q ~, TIa IN. y 20 Ter.
ny LATImkR a. CLEARy,
ID Auotlonseys and Real EstAts Brokers,
boathvsst corner PsnpsIlyA5,. ..e. and kisysntb
rSsII SAts .ErPE & siIa nItg h9E rs

5kSS$EiS1p Ss In ,sTaEff soUfH. SkzRNE&
% aohDAY IfTERSooN, The aOth day Of
MAJ, is7a a. $50 o lock in toat of the premises
We shall sail part o. Lot IN bquate GO. being the
Ner Jerssy Ayenua, aud TunniuG bask one hundred
and eighteen o. and sH ineLes Th. property y IN
attenton Of parties looking alter profitable inVts
menta -. Il
1ermsi Ono hall cash 1 baianoe In IlI, tive " aud
eighteen months, o. oaeor, purchaser MAJ ds'lrs,
with notes bearing interest AZ a1cufed desd Of
Samps Al purchasers eOs elo dom q lime q sale.
rsyltdAds IstaEl Lust oaeets
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
Lost and Found.

oSTEsSh S..t.rd.3 SS Sa bfp S.t seSs st.
& j. =: 4 s sSo,1 ia d. aaSf T 1 e
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
EOR SALE.

m SHARES OF COLUMBIA RAILWAY sToCK
sely . y; q: RoiiRRR. 5i5 ss'saih sif.s., ,eggo'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15

THE NINTH, tenth, eleventh, twelfth, thir-
tsenth and fifteenth specifications. bearing
upon elections, "onormous' contracts, the
alteration Of grades, the parking Of streets In
opposition to the wishes Of property-owners
aud TO the detrimont Of property, about which
we have heard SO mnch during the last slT
months, arc dismissed with the opinion that
thcre is no Just ground for any censure OF the
Board Of Public Works." The fourteenth re-
lated to that terrible subject, the Washington
canal, the bare thought Of which makes US
shudder. Oceans Of ink have been wasted In
writing about this Internal nuisance; the
whole circle of the arts and sciences has been
searched to hnd a means whereby we could
get rid OF II; doctors, chemists, ongi-
uoers, reporters, editors aud CONGRESSMAN
have held solemn inquislLlous upon Its flthy
banks, and turned away from 1t In despair.
Il has disgusted every one except tho memo
rialists. The memoriAlists loved every foot
Of It's sacred soil, and arc ineonsolable that
portion OF their treasure has been
buried in the earth. Tho committee, In de-
ference 10 tho petitioners, give a good deal
OF consideration 10 the canal, and como to
the conclusion that the Board Of Pubic
Works did the best thing that could be dono
with 1t. There was little too much delay
and expense attending tho burial, but tho
people Of Washington will hardly complain,
now that they shall see II no more forever.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15

THp TNDEnrupNEas or THE DISTRICT,
which IL set down At so,eSl, ,2sI,S7, and the
question whether the improvements that arc
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15

The F-sTREET IMPROVEMENT, about which
so many unpleasant lnsinuatlons have been
made, which has occasiOnod so much heart
burning and ill-will, was investigated and
personally inspected by the committee, who
sum up their yerdlet' that tho Improvement
''was judlcious, AMI fully justified ths ex-
pondltnre." Some valuable suggestions arc
made In rsferOnce thereto, which win, II Is to
be hoped, be embodied in legislation a. soon
as possible. Tiber creek, Slash run, and
other historic streams and places come In for
a fair share Of consideration, with results
more W the credit than otherwise Of the
Board Of Publlc Works. In reference 10 the
paving OF the avenues and streets, the COM
mitteo came 10 tue conclusion that Il was
manifest Injustice TO aSk the citizens Of
Washington 70 bear the entire burden Of
keeping them In repair, an opinion In which,
Il 10 10 be hoped, ConFsas will coincide.
TRp INDEnrupNEas or THE DIsTMcT,
which Il set down At 20, eSl, ,2eTS7 and the
.....-stS. ,sh.fhnH the tu1nrnUampT 1 a thar ara
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15
Auction Sales.
nv LATIgEn 4 gkEAEy, p..,.,,
stushvss. oasass q Pea a,s sne Eleventh s'r','

Is las,icnssrs ard hsai Fsials Brokers, "a
n uthvsat oaFnss of Peas, ave snd Eleventh ares'
H,aromua Daiidink ~
uuAncERY sALE OF vkLuABLr lyFeoytp
eEHhAsiT sr WIN 9hE IH2 kn IN Il NH TskEi Ei sn 3Ri
Under sod br yirtas 81 Ad cree q no supreme
Court of The District o. ooqmhia passed IN aoaaae
therein dsp-ndlnr numbered 1la, kduity nooket 10,
bstween the Ocean National Hank % New York a-d
others nplanants and Joseph y Brown and othsfs,
dsfsBdahts' the und'r.iened. appolnted trustees
premises the property 10 the proosedluTs 10 hs ssid
osusg msuiloaed, that l. to ssy, on 1UEsDAY, My
al va ~ $50 O'Clock IN the attsrnoon, the south
- fset oi lot seventeen u7 IN square three hundred
and forty 9ie lin the cllT d washingtoa, D. o.
having front of 3k feet Te1th street vest And
dsy,h o. lol feet Inch, improved bS substantia'
Terms of sale, a. prs.cribsd By The decree, On.
third cAsh tho residue Ia two equal paymsnts. The
hrst thereof parable In sn months the other In twelve
nonths from the day Of SALE secured By The notes nf
the purchases bearing lnterest from the day oi sale
With reserved lisn ts said real estAts for the DE-
isnsd paymsp.s, and vi.h ne prlyil.ss y ths gus
MONEY 10 cash. n The terms q sss are BOT complied
with within ave b days fiom the dag Of sals the trua
tees reserve the right 10 resel the pre- maea slsf
giving such public notius a. they NAV deem most ad
vanaeeous for The interest Of all parties At the sole
cqst ard sTpsnss q the dsiauns purchase, o. our.
of property When the property 4 struck o. And all
oonveJAnclna At purchases cost,
NATHANIEL WILSON, 1,,,t..,
mysdads GATiMKR oLEAfaY. Auois
ny u. 10. wARNEIt,. Real Bstuie Broker
glO aaVanth alresl batWNan q and n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-15

CALE OF ANIMALS.
BTSoi.s BTSoisssS ssstS.. 9 ass'ls:;:s: 80 :::::S:

Terms oash. A. l. q. MASON,
m,g.ag Isisf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-06

THE figures In the New York Journal
Of Commerce showing the imports of dry
goods into that port for the month Of
February are rather startling The total
Tor tho week just ended Is upwards Of
seven and quarter million dollars foreign
gold value, the largest weekly total Of dry
goods which ever entered any port Of the
United States, This brings the aggregate
for the month up to seventeen and a half
million dollars, against fourteen and a
half millions for February Of last year,
which was then thought to be very large.
In view Of suoh an exhibit, It Is an open
question whether o war with England,
which would check such ruinous extrava.
gance, or at least torn it into channels
where our own people would be the bet.
ter for 1t, would not after all be at least as
much OF "a blessing in disguise" as ma.
tional debt Is said to be.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-06

loaning Of our credit. We cannot doubt |
that such q bridge would be in q few
years the gateway through which would
flow an immense traffic from the North.
west, connecting here with the baltimore
& Ohio TO the East. With line from
Toledo connecting with the Hempaeld
when finished through, this bridge would
be connecting link in tho shortest line
that con ever be built between tho North.
west and the Chesapeake bay. The profits
Of a bridge under such circumstances, not
limited as TO It's tolls except by the neces.
stiles Of the railroads using 1t, could not
lail TO DO very great.
We conclude that the success Of like
enterprises elsewhere, and the considera-
tons We have mentioned, will so com.
mend this project 10 capitalists that o. large
part Of the sum needed TO build it-prob-
ably halt-can he raised upon the com.
pahy's own bonds, There would have to
DO large enough subscription by the city
and county TO constitute basis Of securi.
ty and insure the completion OF the work.
Until an engineer has made on estimate,
no one can speak with anything approach.
ing accuracy az TO the cost, but by com.
parison with other bridges II Is believed
one may be built within tho city limits for
something between 5000, 900 and $500, 900
How much of this tho @. 8 P. Company
would take, remains TO be ascertained.
How much It Is advisable to ask the city
and county to take, Is for Council and the
Supervisors to consider, in connection
with the inquiry how much could be OBJ.
tanned Of private capitalists on the Com.
pany's own bonds. /.
It cannot be doubted that the prospect
Of coming directly into the city by bridge
would greatly encourage local aid along
both the Wat. v. and the W. 81. E.
lines Before determining what PROPOSE
tons shall be submitted to a vote, It would
be well to consider the three enterprise
both roads and the bridge-in all their
relations to one another. A guaranty from
the Bridge Company Of fair rates Of toll to
these two companies might help them to
push through their roads, and an assur.
ance that they would do this would
strengthen the Bridge project. To some
extent these enterprises are mutually dc.
pendent and the success Of each strength.
ems the others. II pOssible--and we be.
lieve is possible three must be push
ed forward together. We believe, now, In
thepresentshHpe Of matters, the building Of
the bridge will insure US both railroads,
and the bridge can be built If this city and
county will subscribe such a sum as they
are abundantly able to. say from $500, 900
10 half million; and II q halt million will
accomplish the results sought, we candidly
believe 1t VIII be the best invest
ment Wheeling ever made. A west
ern city half rs populous and hall
as wealthy as Wheeling would not
hesitate day under the same circum.
stances. Faint heart never won and never
will. If Wheeling wants to grow any
more and make future for herself we
must take hold with resolute hand and
put ourselves in free communication with
the fertile, wealthy and populous States
west and northwest of US.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-06

Tue certificates given by Virginia for
one.third of her debt, To be presented
when West Virginia has settled, are now
quoted at II cents on the dollar. One.
third of the debt principal and interest
would be tribe under sixteen millions,
and II per cent Of that would be 50 ,72O,.
600. If West Virginia had that much
money, or had credit enough to borrow it,
she might buy up her third of the debt
for a sum that would not greatly exceed
what VIC would likely owe Virginia in IN
equitable settlements sum Sd inconsider.
able that 1t offers no temptation to re.
pndiation. We suggest to Messrs. WOODS,
HAYMoND & Co, whether even this, open
to objection as 1t would1be In point Of
business honor, would not be better than
leaving all allusion to the debt out Of the
Constitution with a view to ultimate re-
pudiation. 11arr s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-06

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-06

THERE was a remarkable migration
Of HWheelingites yesterday westward.
Bridgeport was quite full of them we hear,
Lest our readers over there might sup.
pose the appearance Of so many Of our
citizens in their village all at once por.
tended smallpox or cholera, or some
other epidemic over here, we hasten to
explain that it was nothing but the grand
jury in session.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-06

IT is believed that contests with the
terocious denizen Of the Jungle will be less
frequent hereafter in Wheeling than they
have been, owing to the influence Of
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-06
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