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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-17

nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHP,-
~ The firm heretofore existing connosed of
the undersigned, and doing business 116der the
name and style of H. /. MULLAN & Co is hereby
dissolved by limitation. Each partner has aIi-
thOrity to sign in liquidation.
HENRY J. NULLAN
CHARLES W. RUSSELL.
JOHN K. RUSSELL,
New Orleans, May :, 1872.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED, THIS nay
Il a partnership for the purpose of CARVING m
the general hardware business at the stand Of the
late firm of II. l. MULLAE g. CO., No. 50 Canal street
and Nos. 90 and II Common street, under the name
and style of H. L MULLAN g. co.
HENRY J. MULLAE
CHARLES HALLOWAY
JOHN YOUNG, JR.
ANTHONY DOHERTY,
New Orleans, May Z, 1872. my8 l3 Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-17

CHAKEsPEAR FOUNDRY,
GirOd Street, Between BarOnne and Dry
ades Streets, New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATRE.

LOUIS MARIOTTT. Manager
A. G. CAMBRIDGE. Business Manager
SiGR0R OLIVAR........... Leader Of Orchestra
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-22
From the Weston Democrat.
Give MS Fair PLAY.
The question that most affects

The question that most affects the
people OF this State, now before the
Convention, is tdir and cp,ai rtprcS0a-
tation.
II population is made the basis of
representation, let it be just towards all
the counties Of the State. BY the report
OF the committee on the Legislative
Department OF Government, many small
counties, withs population Of less than
5000 are given each Delegate; whereas
other counties, with a population OF
over 10000, are only given one Delegate.
The county of Marion, with popu-
lation OF -, l07, is given t,eo Delegates.
Richie and Calhoun, with an aggregate
population Of 1894, are given tsoo Del
egates. Barbour aud Taylor are made
a Delegate District, and given one Dele
gate in addition to giving each county
one-making for the two counties three
members. Glmer, Nicholas, Morgan and
Raleigh, with an aggregate population
of 1874, are given to,r Delegates, or
each one a Delegate.
Lewis and Upshur have an aggregate
population of 1888, and are entitled
by every principle OF fairness to three
Delegates, but they are. only given one
each. Therefore we, and all the people
of Lewis and Upshur counties, ask the
Convention to so amend the report OF
committee as to constitute the counties
OF Lewis and Upshur a Delegate Dis
trict and give to them one additional
Delegate. -
We shall write more fully upon this
question next week, but in the mean
time let the people Of these two coun-
ties, in tones OF thunder, by petitions
and memorials, open the eyes and ears
ofthe members OF the Convention.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-22
THE INSANE ASYLUM.

10 the report Of the Board OF GIrec-
tors of the Hospital for the Insane the
fact that the building is liable to seyi'
GUS injury in its present unfinished
condition was urged as reason why
work upon the east section should be
prosecuted without delay. The Direc,
tors say: Our predecessors, expecting
this section to be built at an early day,
left recesses in the walls Of the central
part of the main building, where II is
proposed to connect with the first Sec
ton north of the center building, which
recesses have greatly weakened the
walls at a point where the greatest
strength is required, being Immediately
at the point OF intersection with tue
spire post. As soon as the walls Of the
wing building are erected, all risks
from severe winds acting upon the spIrc
in a way to spread or damage the
structure will be obviated.'
As may be Learned from the item
which we copy this morning from the
Weston Democrat, the fears Ct the
Board OF Directors were we'll founded.
II is reported that the walls Of the CEN
tire building, lacking the support OF the
uubuilt walls, are giving way beneath the
weight OF the cupola and spire, and are
in imminent danger Of falling. The
expedieucy of erecting the cupola be-
fore the wing were properly sustained
is seriously questionable, but it has
been done, and it is now incumbent up.
on the proper authorities to see that
the further construction of the Hospi-
tai is Immediately pushed to a point at
which work may be suspended without
danger of the destruction Of what has
been already done. The Governor, in
his annual message, threw cold water
upon any further appropriation for the
Hospital building at the present time,
Notwithstanding the warning contained
in the Directors report We hope that
the Legislature will manifest better
appreciation Of the necessities Of the
case and will do something for the pro-
lection OF the finest building in the
State and for the encouragement of the
noblest charity in which the State is
concerned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-22

the 3Oth Of January, published in his
paper of the 9Th inst, in speaking of the
postage stamp business, he says that this
Legislature voted themselves just t,cice
as much as previous ones. 1t is little
singular how prone our Radical breth-
rem are to make mistakes in their
own favor. The fact is that the same
amount OF stamps have been voted IN
each of the years 1866, 1867, 1869, 1870
and 1871, viz: ten dollars worth, which
is the amount this year. l always
thought it wrong, and still think 30,
but it is well enough to be correct about
such things. YoRIck.
Be kind enough to say to Hall that |
always prefer to carry glasses over my
nose, rather than under it. Y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-22
A Sad Occurrence.

A son OF Mr.. Shirley,
aged about sixteen years Giving
a few milas from this place.
died few days ago from ihterception
Of the bowels, caused by II very peculiar
and remarkable cause About two
weeks before his death, the young man
accidentally swallowed a rifle bullet,
but no particular suffering seemed to
ensue. About a week prior to his
death, however, while taking drink Of
water, he swallowed piece Of stick
about two inches in Notwithstanding
like tooth-pick-which he happened
to have in his mouth at the time.
EVERYTHING that could be done to save
him, or relieve his intense suffering,
was resorted to, but without effect, and
he expired on Monday last Weston
Democrat
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-22
r. ebame that the city of Wheel

IT is q shame that the city OF W heei-
ing is not represented in the river I'M
proyement Convention now in session
in Cincinnati. The apathy and uncon-
Germ manifested by our prominent bust,
ness men and citizens generally in re-
lstion to this important work can
scarcely be explained. We presume
the excuse is something like that given
by the deacon for sleeping in church !;
he had great confidence in the minister;
was satisfied that the sermon would be
exactly right; and there was no neces-
sity for his remaining awake to watch
it. Wheeling believes in the river I'M
provement and wants to have some
plan adopted that will secure that
desirable end; but our business men
have great confidence in the wisdom of
the Convention and do not think it
necessary to participate personally in
its work. The excuse is a bad one, but
it is the best we can give.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-22

IN response to a resolution OF the
Senate, Auditor BENNETT has furnished
a statement OF the taxes due by the Bal
more and Ohio Railroad Company TO
various counties and townships in the
State. The statement embraces the
years 1869, 20 and II, and the total
amount claimed to be due is s99, S75.n.
Ohio county claims Sl756.40 for 1869
and 1871, there having been no levy
made in the intervening year; and the
Wheeling school district claims
sl665.lS. On the 18th OF last January
the railroad company paid the State
tax, State school tax and Hospital tax,
amounting in all TO S24,94O.4, but
declined to pay the amounts said to be
due for local purposes to the
counties and townships along the
line of the road. The company abso-
lutely denies that it is legally liable to
local taxation for local purposes and 1t
bases this denial upon the provisions Of
the original act passed by the General
Assembly Of Virginia on the Sth Of
March, 1927, and also upon the ith
section OF the act passed March 9th,
IS1T The latter act exempts the
property OF the road from State taxes
until, and unless, the aett income o.
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany shall exceed six per certum per
annum upon their capital invested.
This is construed to mean that the
nett income upon capital invested
in West Virginia must exceed SIX per
cent before the tax can be collected,
and that the tax can be imposed for no
year in which there is not such excess
OF income upon capital so invested.
The company pays the State tax, how
ever, without, as they claim, concedlng
their legal liability to pay the same or
surrendering their claim to exemption
hereafter, but simply to avoid contro-
versy and to comply with the compro-
mise proposed by the Legislature o.
West Virginia in 1869.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-22

.ScR,BSRR's MONTHLY for March is at
hand with an exceedingly interesting
and valuable table of contents. The
leading illustrated article is from the
pen OF George Alfred Townsend, and
furnishes a very entertaining and read
able description Of "the Chesapeake
Peninsula" A series Of articles in
Scribuer's Monthly, entitled Backlog
Studies" has been attracting much
attention in literary circles. The style
is peculiarly felicitous, and reminds the
reader Of Charles Lambs inimitable
essays. The third number Of this series
appears in the magazine for March.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-22

The Public Debt Question I'm the
nveniion-YariOus Views Of
West Virginia's Liability-PrOba.
bIIity that no Mention of the Debt
will be Made I'm the Constitution
The Reporters Gallery-PersOnal
Sketches OF the Newspaper Cores.
pOndents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-22

II CAPEHART, DEALER IN OHIO
IL. Coal and Coal Lands. Orders for Coal
In The city win receive prompt attention.
1000 acres OF Ohio Coal Lands for sale.
Real Estate business solicited.
OFFICE: No. ], Corner Room NcInr.
House Wheeling, West Virginia. te7-c
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-22
Dissolution.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ epartnership in the merchant tailor
ing business heretofore carried on by Chas.
W. Seabright and 4. c. Schmulbach, under
bright & Co., has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent, and in future the business
Will be carried on by the said Charles w.
Seabright on his own account, ut the old
stand, No. 20 Main street, Centre Wheeling,
who will pay and receive all debts due and
owing to and from the said partnership, in
the regular course of business.
CHARLES w. SEABRIGHT,
4. &. SCHMULBACH.
WHEELING, February Il, 49,.
Thankful for past favorS from my pat
ronS, ! hope TO merit n continuance Of the
same by strict attention To business and an
earnest endeavor TO deal fairly with all.
fe2l-s {. w. SEABRIGHT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-22
Just Received.
Fish.
Rice.
Dried Peaches.

on BAGS PRIME RANGOON RICE.
~ Just received and for sale by
fe.2 NJ. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

Ill PERSONS ARE HEREBY NoTI-
A fed to remove all Boxes and other un.
lawful distractions from the streets ana
sidewalks throughout the city within TWEEN,
ty-four hours from date of this notice. All
persons failing to comply with this notice
will be dealt with according TO law.
c. LEONHART,
Street Commissioner.
Wheeling, February %, 70. fer
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-02-22

o. BAGS CHOICE SOUTHERN DRIED
~D Peaches.
Just received and for sale by
fe?2 ". REILLY.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
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The chronological journal opens with bio
graphical sketch the late Dr. Lowell Mason, in which
aupe Justice done the character and services OF the
celebrated American vocal music teacher. There is
good article on "The English Language, pointing out
The deficiencies in the prevalent mode OF teaching ana
Illustrating the general ignorance on the SUBJECT py
several pointed examples The composite character OF the
language is fruitful source OF misunderstanding fer-
haps onehird of the words OF written language are
rcaly foreign tongue to the learners in the common
schools We have native language and natuTahzed
language the latter OF which causes most oI Ihe no
ties TO learners every step OF their progress ro inc
nr,t pages Of the spengboOk 10 the complexion oi the
education Hence children are taught 10 use "olus
without attaching the least meaning to he Ihe haDe
,bsb &c death 10 all improvement, follows them 10
ratr or less degree through fe inevitably leading 10
love for light reading, because this is generally under
stood ar il composed mostly Of simple Saxon words
Some curious facts given illustrating the common
Ignorance OF the Latin elements Of our language OUT
of q large number OF applicants for the situation OF
1eacber I'm pubc school only one the meaning of
The word sumptuary." Not could defne the word
hibernate" But In the OF the word hibernal
one teacher wrote, with intnitc self-eOnplacency'
hibernal relating TO Ireland" Another teacher under
examination replied, alternate means not terndte
Another said odium SMELL" and gave as exam
Jle the Odium of new-mown hay" To a question by
the examiner "What is the meaning of frable =" the
answer given by four applicants something that
can be fried" The word "deyelOpe" was given out
the answer was n means 10 swallow up as the whale
developed Jonah" "Utlity was defined as relating
o. the SOIL" doubtless cOuf0unded with fertility"
"Fluc:uatlou" was defined beating" as the boy
got fuctuatiou" meaning Of course aagellaton' One
pupil answered that circumference distance through
the m!allc" Another wrote that it was "dlstanee
through tue middle round the outside" GregariOus
was defined pertaining to idols" The rudmental
branches, ON which all really sound learning depends,
Gre much neglected. only In our lower schools but In
our colleges proof Of this, will cite few
specimens which have lately Of the scholarship
uf some Of the graduates of Of hrstclass col
eges Before they left the institution they wrote their
names AID some sentiment IN each others albums.
Among thcse entries round the following: Time
ny's.' l shall expect TO hear you harangueing
parc meeting part with eache one OF YOU with
grit. one lad sentence without verb ETC. We will
era these awful disclosures by item that came
uuder cur own eye in certain high school com
position: 70 WIS the verb keep spelled 'ceapP"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
NETWORK MIDLAND RAILWAY


NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUUSUN
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
Connen<ine MONDAY September l6 lS7I ThrOugh trains will
ssye Grand Central Depot
Aontrea EIDress. with drawing
Wv throakh to waerown Rochester and Montreal
1000 n Special Cbc,o Express 10 Buffalo
and Niagara Fslla
ll:oo O. m Northern and Western Express
$40 D. N Special Express for Albany and Troy - - 49,
400 Montreal kIprsss' rtn heePhs "o" W S'
600 IIOres, daily with sisspngea wa,esown, osden
burg, aud CAnandagaa-
400 P.see Rrpress with sleeping for Rochester Bufo
.nd Esgar. Fails; also Chicago both L. and NJ C.
Railroads. This train SgneaTs
n. F,,,.., sith Troy and Albany
"a Psxe Aren't
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
6iedmtcdis an6 Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ HewYorE foot Of 5sJs Con
Branch r. Hampton Junction -ts
the Delaware Railroads Phipoug sih
the LehiRh and vision and AZ EAop N the Lcnh
Valley Railroad and s connections forming direct ne 70 tsbagh
and The West vhoEt change also 70 Central Pennsylvania 'SS
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing July 10, s72-Leaye Nes-York a. follows
5:45 a. m.-Wy Train for somervile and Pennington.
mFor Bason. Bethlehem Bath. Manch Chuns Wikesb.re
Ptton hshsnoy City Mt Carmel Haon Tunkhannoef Iosane
Wayery &c Connects at Junction with Del. Lar West
sAm-M0RNISG EXPRESS daily (eIpt for Eastoa
Allentown Harrisburg and the West Connects S0nere for
Pemngon at Easton for hneh Chunk Wkesbsrs seraBon VII
Transport kno kn
lO:50 m-Way Train for SomerviIe
12:05 m.-Wsy Train for Raston
Eemingon, Allentown hseeh Chunk, hahnoy
City Hs1son Wlsebare Reading Columbia Lancaster,
Ephr,ta, Posville Harrisburg. &c
2:U D. m.-Por Somervle.
32JD m.-For Paln6eld
m.-Pof somerville.
43 Laon, Allentown, aud Maueh Chanl Connects al
Junto with Del. Lack West r.
s. q m.-Por Someryifle and Plenngtos,
5:3Op. m--For SomeryDe.
m-EVRSISG EXPRESS daily for Ea,to1, Bethlehem Abn-
town Reading ArhsburE Pittsburgh, ChcssO, s0d Cincinnati
p m.-Por SonerVille
T.0 m.-(Emignntl-Por Easton
9 ard Il:30 D. m.-Por Painhed
For elizabeth at 5tS 6:l5 100 7lA 7:1. s:5, 300 s5
1000 1890 100 l2<5 90 TOO R3n 500 32l
34S 4:Oe 4l5 430 40 500 rs $50 5 $780, 6:o 700, 7o,
TI5 500 900 gt5 1880 ll:3O. 100 m
Tickets for The the ones Of the Central Rail-
road Of Hewersev Lberys NewYo and the prndP4
hotels and ticket OGees Ia Sew'YOrk CITY; n.v.n .-.,.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24

auIpk AND sAEBOoK the latest time cards and n<ks,
Gre. Of al toaas IL aso gvs population, tall dsscnpuon as
sysry railroad the " ssa CaaAaA Fsf AN AZ
sswsdsasn Phcs ~ costa
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
GouartnersDlp Notltcs.


NOTICE-The firm Of w. WElNERT q 20.
~ oLookhar has beeu dissolved y mutual consent M
said firm will present them Win the
pec ~ vouchers fifteenth dag OF November Z az 'he
oac I'm KOSOFsK No. 81 Sufolkst In the City OF Ne"-lo
NOTICE-To parties holding funds of W.
WFfSERT Co: You will hold funds until further
-. - w. WEINERr & Co.
A'1'' NJ KOsHOFSKI New-York
W. WEINERT, New Braunes, Texas
Eew.York, Sept 10, lo7a
TEIHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
between the Undersigned under the name style and h OF q o.
CKOK A. BEVERLY AucOnee Real Estate and Insurance
Brokers day dissolved BY mutual consent and all CONNECTION 10
tween 'n'A - ' ~ c. G. HICKoK.
ALBERT BEVERLY.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, UNITED
III RAILROADS OPk DIvIsI0s-Freu foot Of DksBRossks
sT foe. Of CoRTLAsDrsr-Fo WESr PHLADELPhlA
AZ AGO and 1859, 400, 5:e, CIV 8;sr 10
tight Per Phl,dsipha CAmdsa and For BALrI
AORR and WASHINGTON and The WEST. via Baltimore soo
m snds:3o' For the SOUTH 800 and 9;0' Pail
nu Baltimore and daily s- Hais.
without For the WEST via PsaayaBa RssdS0s
ami sni 500 Pum,n Palace sahei to the $50
m and through Yct Pittsburgh Chicago and Louis
e Without change Pannaa Palace attached the oo n
Pittsburgh CnenBsh Louisville, and 81
Louis change Paasn Palace ssaehe the eo'
hrosgb FROM -fort 70 Pnsbargh Fort wAyn' sA4
Aesgo without change Meets Of Dehroes foot
sfCsrsad Bo.swsy ('Dyl Tstes effect Iay Ism
A. J. CAssATT Osal hsaAgeL r. W. JACKSON, Gsal sspt
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
Danclng Ataoemles.
faw-5 Schools.

CO. O.UMBlA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.-Thc
~ Fheenh Annual Tern Of this Institution viii -
fj js11ehee Nevi ieIk on WEDNESDAY oct 1917 and vii
inse at MAJ N ls d. tbs laws Of tn state graduates Il the
Law fhoo admitted 10 tbs bar shou farther erahAoa
saLaes asd other aonason apply BY letter 70 THEODORE W.
pHIVfr. Presssor, kG, u Lat.j s,Is plass, Eswroh
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24

L'ANI ILNNENSEE.--IHE kNUXVlIIE
~ WEEKLY CHRONICLE for 1879 will contain erey
ssTeh prepared srdc ie Climate Soil Podaeis Minerals
other nsin ldvAntagss Of kast
fs eae3 TIE Of These articles prepared
sfTfl 20 disseminate e the bornahOs Of persons looking
koai for Correspondents will be eeuy prepared
std pubbtLe e Fnsrsl ioTtOnih and Tshst
krsstoI 70 b. obtained bh ssy 81
nlorsses ~ PstAsbsEA kuLe klCxd Tea
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
Nc,c Publications.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ .u.. iGItoNE VIII BB RECEIVED AT tbs UPTOWN
or. , E5s 5 West fA ecoud-.L JJj West Iwenyttri
T.. o.. p. in.. 90 rvsligr oacs rates
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
GteamuoaIs ano Railroads.

DEGULAR LINE of BOATS for HARLEM
IL All ASTORIA landing Eeyenht Astoria hundred ana
twentieth stsSeaners StbS AN GhOf f.
SYLVAN STREAM SYLVAN GLEN and SYLVAN DELL wll leave
Peckip as follows Way boats. T. 9, 10 Y N l. $ = D ana
SIS m Express landing Onehuudrd tTenuetnst only
1890 83n 800 1880 l:2O 20 3p $50 and 9;V o. m
BThs is the only line connecting With the regu NRe OF ooa
Bridge received from to M sunday
o,t aye Pck p at 10 o'clock and hourly and half hourly
Harlem 6 and Peck slip A.
- j. r. TALLMAN. Sup't
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Lppinooh for October, as usual, oevo.es
onsaerahle space 10 sketches of travel commencing
With tour from "Lake Superior to Puget SOUND, anu
,losins with a description Of the great "Cat snow az
the sydenham Crystal Palace Among the most reauaoe
articles in the number "Parisine,' a summary oi
Roqueplans curious work on Paris me- Mrs' "iSru
s,,r,or hotvroen the -Four Seas" devoted mainly to
rs,nhurrh and the scotch Highlands and something
About Eton." Drawing Room Tactics" and ConVersa-
tlons al Casa Tonti."