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pRoPosA1s FOR POSTAL CARDS.

fsbis .----.-- U. j. Indian AGENT
DRoPosALs FOR POSTAL CARDS.
PosL orrlcE DrPnrxrSrl
ss.led RrSEs;SS. WI rsssissd 4 is,s Pspsr,
iarhisSlss gpsa stsis. TX fo.is cs sPs re
and during period o. four years, commencing on
the ~, ''' a' aI q MI Nh oSbALrrY OF CARD.
cs sssc W. e e., ,hTs. s nys .9s dSS %
siocf cotton and linen mixed. tSS. sized. me DIRE
S N Ps and ss "a az: ID ' Scs
s he iSr gr,5atns md Writing In ink OF p,pci
fas and ssss ar STS shG ss
ro,,,nssist General pnIi bar y.,er IN from
III. s Rgs 1isa "a s ia. only
9 n 1S. ] EH G. R FSrS 6 $is |:
lsSs e. Sssi FeS'a aSs
pI,,ss % b Lsiin repair and renewed At the cost
The RcPs5imsp, rcseryesthe right ,ocause the Dc.
1R he pubic q
and 70 , Esssss Ssea ma 9eS
iS . aRrSIss he shin Ssp rec
sRErS3ysI q ths Pos,mssisr General And 4 . -;
s NAM f5. As ~ s M: aRs
Hrssrs n . sha q re sSon
% Foo woriins order 70 the fostmss,er General, OF
his aHSfEiid ispt SsfbsEe5 Ff ftRrpSs shR
The estimated nupber q cards required Tor the
., yssr one hndESd N %IS5 @ S ihs
without rcfsrenes to this estimate, be the some mo
BUILDING. sEouM Illp, FROM FIRE AND
The caras vii n. e,,,ir.d =, Ia ,,,,,,,.c,,r., In
Are proof Suiidinr and IN ss g asSrtmSnt
In G sS: N E assn sn S s +
Il pT5 s5d spf fs4 ,S s,.s or ,na P e sS
to the inspection Of ~ h sSsP, e the Department.
fSpe q q or 1TsR Pss
Win eoiton or linen eioth siusd on: each boz 70 coz
mot ed .n sra s S ss
Paper IPd Seasd % As 70 ssieS 6sar transIortl,i.
RodssRd si q more Ssrds arc fca Sd 1H al
the order q pos.naster. the pssteboefd pa straw
cases and paekasss shall g addressed ~ The con:
nent wo9d h ssass Containing ne earle q E
'~'AOl' WAFER prOo bh1REIyERY.
I'VE nSs ssfas and shall from ON and sfisP
psst d. ss5 MA NAP u 80
&c %a h e dess e e u sa aTa
the Post once Department, washinston, b. O., or
q the option o. the Postmaster Genersl The cost q
osas y
The Department shall have the RICH, to require Of
The eentrssi1E At The expiration Of hs contract Q, a
r s%EST9ai4Psioy ,oryr or Tur nrp,pTyryr
Of the manufacture, storage and issue Of the cards
saf and Vault WSsre tie card. are
sGn tSS and stored fo5 u, e g in
ygire the stpnationa q the contract 20 be faith
place Of manniaciure. Tor the transaetion o. he
Ssates. VI ''' AHs"''' N'H'"' 'O'' W inc 'h''ed
Iss \, a, s%ysss hnS Sn ,hs
from time 70 time sio Tor the security 81 the ty
ernmsnt REPORTS
The contractor viii b. Ssaured to report weekly,
anIsss$ SnHsi.Ssd and .Es6sd.s ISs Sa%Sst
IN IN sa. ssTa % 81 n pss he
parm'nt BLANKS.
In addition. the ,oentrAc,9r viii DO required TO
6s agent q he DePsrt IN tos.tSsr With II
ssS al blanks ISr daily. yssiiy. monthly and guar
niaed MI stcef ON hand Or IN pses ~ ~ manu-
faotnre - N
trah nj or ssai,nsd 'n SnS 'A'"' Nc A"'"h'
RESERVATIONS,
ss snS sna All sSs n m hs TSs ss r ~ 20
~ M ~ M n s h the .Sl
4 "a silpaistons q in case q yiilf SttemE q
.a ds Sy a" nisSS hS M
p.y,D.n,s for hAhMEiM,Is ,, ,.,,,,
WI BE- made quarterly. After proper examination
Within tsA dsys Me- NJ soIs,S, s,s h..n
awAIdsd nc snocsssiul bidder shall enter into an
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THRouGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON

THROUGH LINE BETWEEN wAsHINGTo ON
l. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WAsnIEnToS, Nov. o. 1874 noon
Trains between Washington and New YORK
now run a. follows, viz,
f0R NEW YORK. without change Of cars
Lave daily Except sunday at a. IN, Ian
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday at a. m, I. nd
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 80 ,. m. and PhilA
sleeping cars for New York on the 80 y. m. ia
only. $50
Through tickets 10 Philadelphs, New York
hoston can be had At the Station ONCE al ali hour
Of the day,
Zee baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
Tor schedule between Washington, DAltmore, An.
Assistant Master Of TransportAiion.
L NJ. COLI, General Ticket Agent
oEO & KOONTZ, Agent, Washington nos
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Trains leaving washington a. % a m. and = ..
m connect - BOWIE with trains Tor Marlboro, eav
nariboro' A. u - a. m, and ~ y. IN.
Trains arriving At Washington at II % g. m. and
az p m. connect at Bowie with tranH leaving Mari
bQro At . n n m and ~ =. m.
PAseenEern leaving their orders At Ticket Once
northwest corner Thirteenth and pennsy lyaniA ave
nue., northwest corner sixth and Pennsyi ave.
nue., can have their baggage called for and checked
- hotea and residences to all points North and
West Through tickets 70 Cincinnati. Columbus.
Indianapolis, LouisYtlle, st. Louis, New Orleans
chicago, Omaha, San Francisco aud all points
NORTH, Northwest, West and southwest
Il DUBA1tRY, Gen. Superintendent
T. 4. YOUNG, Gen PASSENGER AGENT
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hEPORTH.

under oath, the number Of cards manufactured,
innishhed nnhppishedA and Spoiled the number
for ssue; all SPOILED cards 70 be destroyed BY the
contractor In the presence Of the AGENT q the be.
pArtmenL
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The Postmaster aeneral reserves the right 10 re.
lset any and all bids " IN his Judgment. the inter
e annnl the contrast " ~ his pplnion, there shall
n It's etpulations or In case Of . Willfl attempt 10
impose upon the Department cards Inferior 20 the
sample Furnished 10 the bidder by the Department
PAYMENTS.
Payments for cards actually issued and delivered
Will be made quarterly, After proper examination
and adjustment Of accOunta
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DI4ANKs.

In addition, the contractor will DO required TO
furnish labels and direct the same for each pack.
the agent Of the Department; together with af
other hanks required 10 be inoosed with the cards
also, all blanks for daily, weekly, monthly aud quar-
tery returns relating 10 the number u cards Iur.
niahed, and stock ON hand or In process OF manu-
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PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES.

IJhOTOSAlso fON SVffLikS.
HEApouGRrRRs DEPARTMENT. on TExAa)
OFfiCE PuaoHLAIsa COMM sH or sunaIarENcR,
Sealed proposals, IN trIlicAte, with copy Of this
and At the ofiice OF the Acting Commissary u Sub
sistenoe. At each Of the POSTS herein nAmed until II
o'cOGk. m, on thursday, April Il, IsTa for the de.
lyering ut AUSTIN RinlnYold Barracks, Kan Antonio
can Grifin, Mcintos6, McKiSett p1iitmsh' Rieh.
sll' lndian Tertit9Ey q such quantities Of
MUTToN siiEEP.
toHShEAL,
AbiisNTISE CANDLES,
BACON. IClear Sides.I
SALT, and
VINEGAR
a. may be required by the Acting Commissaries of
subsistence AZ those postH from July 1873 To June
" lHt, pr such less time a. the CommssaTy General
OF hnbsistenee may direct,
BIDS for freAh Beef aud Mutton will state the price
ref pound. net, both on the hoof and block
m ba1 iosms iGr proposas nrned sondons as TO
quality q stores reiiired etc, viii DO furnished on
application 70 the undersigned. or the Acting Com
nsaaries o. Sgbsistence al any Of the posts named.
hAmnlea OF Al articles, except meats, must accom-,
s9E bias aad be so marked and referred TO as to be
BY order Of the DEPARTMENT Commander
SAMUEL a. GUSHING
Purchasing and Depot CommiBsarY OF Subsistence
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RAILROADS.
WAsnINGToN GND ono HIII,I0NI

on and after o,,o,., -, ,,.,-.,-",,..,---.
"" Tb ee 5sn t a. t0l ,SI ~ ''
Sunday Al q a M, arfIvSn u Iatlh aaily sIoept
md M Msf fas.P, siyG s@ y I "
| andris al q rs r. ~ J. D'' anu at''No AZ AeE'
s sSS9mH2diSn tT1n n, wl Lave AeI.9dr
At Ths ~ eh hi a. ~ A. a.
train Issn mamiaD aa,,ns1i ~ hsb,lt" \, i NJ
Ks%Rs dSily li3S q sGsshSs tSE pro0iiys sG
Tor Adis uni rhioh leave Les'Ouis uAny
cS,nmpistion ti.ksts, three cent, pST Rii sS
n1vau 'eheV' -" o.nsr ~ T Itcts h.;sst
S,,,,;, 49, IN
n HAP Ei1AI stAiIS;l AMP AIM SDRiI AND fiILDE
bffof coRSRR 81 Til sd n sTRFETs.
So ii % a m, q, . 3, Z "a ard ii = n M.
sS : a 70 "a M, III 4 ~ = apS y po m
instor and Ohio railroad "''A AIMS o' "~'"'
QUINTioO RECOMMENDATION leaves Washington
dsk x TdssllY Unfit fiji, s1pnsds{ 81, p.,uona
caves Washington 10 ~ D. M daily, e,osu, gnndsS
for aaiS Al the once Corner Si.tb and bSnnsvlynnia
Where passenFrrs can IenTe or,iers syq bss
so Se safSssl all hotels Asd y riss,sdsnesa
IyoR .------- General Pss.snssr Agent.
Is =.
WARRINGTON, January 81, LIT
Trains between WAAIffN0TON aud HAi 1IMORE
and WARRINGTON hND IiIE WIST are now run
FOR BALTIMORE
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pRoPoslLs FOR suPPLIRs IN ARIZONA.

OFFIcE CHRF C9MMIsaARY or sUBsIsrEScRJ
... = DHPAhrkENr OF ARIZONA,
PRfscOrT, November g. is72
Settled proposals N trlriicate With copy OF This
this ofiee until II O'Clock m, WEDNESDAY, March
80, when they will be onenedl for the delivery
~ the undermentinned posts IN Arizona OF all the
Flour and Beams, more OF less, that may be required
ihareat during the year from July !, ts3 10 June o.
mAle Amonnta Of Nhal will probablY be needsd,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-10

The people of the old State don't
seem to take any more kindly to the
township system Of County organlza-
ton, than did the citizens of West
Virginia. 1t is reported that the joint
committee of the General Assembly on
constitutional amendments have
agreed to report in favor OF striking
out the first and second sections OF
article seven of the constitution and
insert a new section in lieu thereof
Under this amendment the townships
will be abolished and the name Of
magisterial districts substituted; and
the several township officers, including
the clerk and assessor done away
with. The present road system will
also be materially changed and simpli-
fed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-10

OUR county is filling up very rapidly
with parties from Ohio, and elsewhere.
Judge Brown has cold during the win
ter some two or three thousand acres OF
land, in different parts ofthe county, to
these parties. There is yet an abund-
ance Of good land all over the county,
which can be had at from 4 to 6 dollars
per acre, which, when cleard up. is fully
as good as land in other States that sell
from s25 to $50 dollars per acre.-Jack-
son County Neaos.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-10

The death Of Judge Coon creates Q
vacancy in the ONCE Of judge Of Ne
Municipal Court and rendas Q spscisl
election necessary to at it Tor the nm
expired term. The act Of the Legisla-
ture establishing the Municipal Court
was passed February "a, 1866. The
third section of the act contains the
following provision: III, for any cause,
the Office be vacant during the term,
such vacancy shall be filled for the un-
expired term by special election, to
be held as soon as practicable at such
time as the Council Of the city may or.
der" 1t will therefore be necessary
for the Council to order q special elec-
ton as soon as practicable;" the cleo
ton will be held subject to the same
regulations as apply to the election OF
Mayor and members Of the City Coun-
Gil.
The term expires regularly on the
Fourth Thursday of next May, at which
time a Judge will be chosen to serve
four years. By an amendment to the
act, adopted in 1868, the Council was
authorized to appoint suitable person
to attend to the police business Of the
Municipal Court whenever it might be
rendered necessary by the absence or
illness of the Judge, though this au.
thority does not extend to the civil ju-
risdiction of the Court. 1t is by virtue
Of this amendment that JAMES ROGERS
ESQ, has presided in the Police Court
during several weeks past.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJV n k-:0:-s-FtF# ~ ~
heTrue Basis Of Success.

FalIacies and frauds are short lived. They
may flourish for little while, but the So
Der second thought Of the people condemns
them and they perish. It would take even
the Lightning Calculator" a long while to
count the limitations and counterfeits of the
supreme tonic Of the age, Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters, that have been brought out
since the first Introduction OF that celebra-
ted remedy. They have collapsed one after
another, but the great vegetable prevent
i've and curative fs still on its disease
uuering march. At this season, as the air
becomes more and more chilly, and search
ing vapors affect the tnteguments and CT e.
ate unwonted pains in the stomach and
bowels, 1t In OF the utmost importance to
tone and regulate the system so as 10 ena;
BILE 1t to bear up against the uncongenial
temperature which produces these disturb
ances. Fever and ague, rheumatism, bill
iousness, nervous prostration, costiveness
and chronic indigestion are few among
the many disorders which yield readily to
this famous restorative. .... - .......
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DEATH OF HON. M. c. GOOD.

Our citizens We're startled and pain
edlast Saturday evening by theswift-
ly circulated news of the death OF
Judge NJ. G. GOOD. For several weeks
past the Judge has been confined to
his bed by serious illness and more
than a week ago members ofhis fami-
ly We're summoned from abroad in
fear of his death. During the past
or three days. however, he seemed
to be improving and it was thought
on Saturday morning that all imme-
diate danger in his case was at an
end. In the afternoon he became
suddenly worse, his disease assumed
a more violent form, and about four
o'clock he breathed his last.
Judge GOOD was one Of the oldest
and most respected citizens of Wheel
ing. He was born in this county and
spent his whole lifetime here, and by
his consistent probity and upright
hess won and retained large meas
ure of popular regard. In 1888 or
1889 he represented this district in
the State Senate of Virginia, and
was held in high esteem by his fell
low members by reason of
his urbane manners and his
mental ability. In 1916 he was
elected Mayor of the city and
signalized his administration by de-
clining all compensation for his
services in that capacity; an ex-
ample that has been followed
by all Mayors of the city since
that time. He filled very ac-
ceptably for number of years the
position of Prosecuting Attorney of
Ohio county, and when the Munich
pal Court of Wheeling was created
i'm 1855 he was elected first Judge,
and was reelected in 1869, and held
the office at the time of his death.
Few of our citizens were better
known. He was a courteous and
courtly'gentleman of the old SCHOOL,
and in all his intercourse with friends
maintained the personal dignity and
affability and courtly manners that
lent charm to social life when he
was himself a young man, some
fifty years ago. Warm-hearted and
sympathetic, he took lively interest
in the welfare of others and delight
ed in doing good. He will be sadly
missed from his place in Wheeling
society and will be long remembered
with veneration and respect by all
who enjoyed the pleasure of his per
sonal acquaintance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-10

AS labor strikes seem to be the
order of the day, the newspaper offices
in this city, not to be outdone in
the work of creating a sensation,
have now caught the infection and
are enjoying the luxury of printers
strike. The compositors of the RE-
GIsTER and the mtelligencer and the
Sunday NeWs, and in the various
Job offices, in fact all the members of
the Wheeling Typographical Union,
resolved last Saturday to quit work
and endeavor to force the several pro-
prietors to accede to the terms dictat-
ed by the Union.
About week ago the Union adOp-
opted schedule of rules embracing
some items that were decidedly OBJ
jectionable to the owners of print
ing offices who desired to retain con-
troll over their own property, and
served notice upon Mr.. BAKER
of the REGISTER and Mr..
FREw of the .IteVigencer that
the rules fixed in the schedule
should govern after last week. On
Saturday committee waited upon
these gentlemen and was informed
that their demand would not be ac-
coded to, and, at q meeting of the
printers Saturday afternoon, it was
resolved that all members of the
Union should refuse to work.
A brief statement will be suffi-
cient to inform the public in relation
to the matter. 1t has always been
customary in the newspaper offices
in this city for the proprietors to
make special contract with the
foreman of the news office, without
regard to rates fixed by the Union for
composition. Now, however, the
Union insists upon regulating the
salary of the foreman and demands
for him in each office another rate
of wages than he has formally con-
tracted and agreed to accept. The
several foremen themselves dis
claim all completely in the demand
and say they are willing to work for
the wages agreed upon, but that the
Union, of which they are members,
will not permit them to work. Other
demands are made that are just as I'M
tenable as this, and the newspa-
per proprietors and proprietors of job
offices (for the strike extends to job
offices as well as to the newspapers
have found themselves unable to
accede to the requirements of the
association. The profits ofthe print
ing business in this city, in common
with those of most other pursuits,
have fallen off during the past six
months, though no effort has been
made nor intention manifested by
employers to reduce the compensa.
tion of printers. The old rates have
been regularly paid and no demand
for reduction has been made by the
In resisting the present demand
the proprietors make no war upon
the legitimate workings OF the
Tvnooraphical Union. 1t is
onfy against what they believe to
be an abuse of the powers OF ne
Union that they enter their protest,s
and thew believe that the action OF
the the Wheeling printers in this case
will not be sustained nor lustlneu ~
unprejudiced members OF tne sh clI,s
elsewhere. The strike Will prooanly
occasion some inconvenience IN t the
publication of the REGISTER anu ' ne
fateuioeneer for a few days but It's .
effects will be only temporary anu IL
a short time will entirely disappear.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-10
Bachelors Hair Dye.

This superb HAIR DYE is the Best in the
Worid-Perfectly harmless, reliable and in
stantaneous. No disappointment: No RI
genuine w. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE
produces Immediately splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
and PERFECT Dye. Sold by all Druggists
FACTORY, 10 BOND street, New York.
mar5-degc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-10

The postof6ce at Buckeye Cove, POI
cabontas county, W. Va, on the route
from Lewisburg to Huntersville, is re-
established, with N. g. Barlow as post
master.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-10
DIED..

GOOD-At his late residence, Saturday
afternoon February 8th, alta quarter 70 ave
o'clock, JUDGE MUSEs Y. aooD' III tho
Tsnsss, nc Sss' {. ns rs OF VI
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EDyEb*4

rEMToN. E.idsy EsS.uarS J lss
- IN agA a. r.
Funeral nom - residsecsof his son, on
FULTON Greet dne square north Of Quincy
street, this Ofonday1 morning at lok
o'clock. Friends of the family are invited
To attend
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-10
Market. Farm for Sale
ALLEGANY COUNTY, MD.

TINE FOLLOWING STATEMENT is
strictly in accordance with the facts,
and is no overdrawn picture OF what can
be done:
There are fifty acres Tor more can be had)
of rich alluvial bOtto n lands, not liacle To
overflow, in the form Of an oblong square,
level, and at this time In fine condition,
situated between the Potomac river and
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. with de-
pot or switch connected with The property,
and is about half way between Cumber-
land and the densely populated coal and
iron region otGeorges Creek Valley, where
vegetables, or, in other words, the products
of truck farm, can be sold In any quantity
and at prices lar exceeding the rates In
Eastern cities
The health Of this place and vicinity is
the past twenty years.
There are also about seventy. five acres of
strong lime stone upland, situated on the
opposite side OF the Baltimore and Ohlo
railroad from the bottom land.
The quality OF this land and Its proximity
TO certain the most active and best mar
kcts in the world, would make one under
standing truck farming to realize a fortune
in few years
This region of country is rapidly filling
up, and thus far the market cannot be sup
piled without sending Off for vegetables
from other places.
If any one desiring to make profitable
investment in such property will visit this
place and find that all we claim for II as
well as what is represented about our mar
kets, &C., has not been correctly stated, his
expenses will be paid. We therefore conf
IDENTIFY invite persons to come and look
and investigate the matter for themselves.
There IS lime kiln on or near the pro-
perty, which the party buying can use
without rent, and thus make his lime at
simply the expenses OF coal and burning.
Address K. y JOHNSON,
feb8.eyb Cumbe' land, Md.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-10
: Refined Sugars.

~ BARRELS EXCELSIOR A, B AND
ID extra @ Coffee Sugars just received and
and for sale b. u. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-10
NEW Advertisements
rinters Wanted.

A FEW GOOD PRINTERS OF STEADY
n habits can ind regular situations by
applying at the Coutinng room Of this office
Wages M heretofore.
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And almost an entire unbroken stoct.
Please give me call and see for yourself es,
as we will take pleasure In showing cur
goods, such as Best Calicoes at lie, Jeans At
20 cents, worth 81 cents Domestic Gingl am
at 10 cents, and all goods in the same TO.
portion, at the Store Room on the corr er
of Main ard Webster streets, Centre Whet J.
ing.
. feh3 j. w. FERRED.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-10

Notice.

OFFICE OF THE CHARTER OAK De
post Plan and travellers Accident In
snrance, of Hartford, Connecticut, will be
open for business to-day. Total assets
over twelve million OF dollars.
Office one door south OF REGISTER once.
JOHN 3. TRULL, Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-10
Assignees' Notice Of Appoint
ment.

AsstgneeS Notice OF Appoint
ment.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THF
i United States for the District of West
Virginia. In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of John T. Gordon and VII.
liam A. Wright, partners as Gordon
Wright, bankrupts.
To whom 1t may concern: The under
signed, Joseph Apologize. of Wellsburg, In
the county OF Brooke and State Of West
Virginia, hereby gives notice Of the ap
pointment OF himself, with columbus
Coleman, of Allegheny City, Pennsylvania,
as assignees OF the estates, partnership and
individual, OF John T. Gordon and vii.
liam A. Wright, partners as Gordon D.
Wright, Of Wellsburg, In the county OF
Brooke, in said district and who were, to
wit, on the Sth day Of October, A. ID. 1872,
adludgsd baukrupts, upon the petition OF
Of their creditors by the said court.
Dated at Wellsburg, the It'll day Of Feb
[signedl JOSEPH APPLICABLE,
febs-oaws Assignee.
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HAT TO BE VOTED FOR,

EoR THE BENEFIT OF WESLEY
rnary 18Th, at the close of the area Party"
silk Hat Is to be voted for. John Scarlet,
of the La Relic Nail Works, and Jonn
Birch, ESQ.,, OF the South Wheeling Glass
Works, are the candidates. Prise OF votes
Is cents each. febl0-lt
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Reglster lob Office.

UTORK IN THE REGISTER JOB OF
nee will continue as heretofore, with.
out interruption by "the strike" All orders
will be executed nearly and with dispatch.
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B." washington Minis Flour.

Inn BBLS. OF THE ABOVE CELE
4UU brated Flour, In store and arriving.
II. REILLY.