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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-01
FOR SALE.

A CLUSTER DIAMOND SET for ssle-Brea-s
"A Pin and behring's Board Of Public Works GER
iileates taken Ia pay. Inquire at II. FBANU,-
AZ 9TH sti eet northwest nVN22 81
L'OH SALE-The Stock and Fixtures If soot
y CIGAR STORE. Apply op TIE premises. NJ
81 Peunsy lvsnis avenue. Gan be bought low Y
cash. noN29-A-
E'Ok sALE-A pair # psrio youne bay MARES
U Gown sisters b aid years oll, r -p-,t- ~
selS; warranted sound add gentle. Apply In
at PRICES stables, 9Th street, near Penn Ga
-ylvsnia avenue. or W. +. TURHER, pr, ,daos
store, opposite Wiiisru's. noy25-6
EOR sALE-Y3O SECOND HAND STOVES;
u also, IT CARPETS, COUNTERS asd =.
SHOW WINDOWS, and Ill kinss Of useful ~
goods. No. 427 10Th street nor, invest h the RuxS
place to buy aud sell SECOND Il 1SDS
GOODS. nosl0-sr-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-01

BLACK ORNAMENTS,
PASSEMENTEEIES AND GUIPUHE LACES,
BUTTONS, CORDS AND TAsSELs, &c,
Selling at reduced prices.
LOVES,
sl1 Market Space,
deel-eoSt and 92O Penusy lvanIa avenue.
A BARE OPpORTUNIrY OFFERED TO
"A sAbBATH SCHOOLS AND CHURCdES-
k.sIdenes, rs h street northwest Mrs. K. a.
sTLTeON LOGU, one of the most successful aud
acc9u plished Teachers Of ELOOUrION and PUB
Liz REApERs, offers her service s to the Churches
ann Sabbath Schools Of Washington aud vicinity.
Mrs Logu will take the Scholars Of any Sabbath
school, aud choosing the most apt and easily train
e. VIII get up an entire evenings ESTABLISHMENT.
Churches who desire IT can have an ENTIRE
REArING Of SACRED SELECTIONS, or Sacred,
secular and Temperance. Tempe Societies
car have On entertainment consisting Of Temper
ance Selections. decl-Im
THE NEW HOLIDAY BOOKS!
Songs Of the Souls. By DR.. q. J. Prime Is 20
summtr ktching Is in Colorado. 90
HAIL Hours " It'll the Poets. 90
Ihld Life in Prose. John @. W hitti er...... 8 o.
ENery Boys Animal for 1874 $50, 90
Dtitsn fOrttAlt 10 90
PICTURES BY ......... . 10 00
ALL THE CHOlCE NEW BOOKS OF THE SEA.
SON
VIM BALLANTYNEN,
400 : u N
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17

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n ff usf - Efars e F1eafas
aas sseasasIf alss 81 Fragfn8s. Fls "a
es faesu mu aesh o. fs8 bu{ esa
ass lan vfa atea#ss atsa5lF
H Wh Hs Es aHE
w @ Gee Hf ava an
1 Dot be- asp taea suk.
a a g e bread TOSSED &c H.m
Efa .fIle 8slsHae. nA.eA be Use esq.
erGe get hs eaaI3 Hat estsb. tat .sJ aH
r.uHtr 81 tac fsaf Iis wears rlo.aes.
fe wbea Dee Wat sg trst. o. arsrte o. SIZE
er bar lis forehead is laW, bat h.s
Ea uaal hardly bs called lasl. and oers
aafF at 8.aNs Hs fFes hAFa a wlH
a festgsas bai nos 81 lbgainHg ls9k
iis sawt afe Hal pFgTaa4ug, bat Bis
feeih are well iafned aHd thoroughly
tamau De De lefI cheek are tzfs bear
aR p.alalF abe masks ~ tetlb whore he
mHa bare bern ieaFln..y bitten. lie hss
lasH iauEdt 60 30 same kluds Of work
Has ui faithfully. ne seems 70 have
aa 4I desire 30 escape be mluElts f.eely
u5la she ether children among whom be
hss h.s fsYoniss when ihe boy first
mentioned vas brought 20 the orpbanage
rEts enc was made 20 understand tlal be
Haai ieaeb thg other how 10 CAT aud
DRINK. Aad val, sod much Of ile inn
payemgut Of tbe younger one 10 ,be.e
respects seemed dine 10 She efforts Of the
older one.
Tie Inference from these extraordinary
INSTANCES is strangely a yariauee with
Uang afilrmstious BOW current. IL does
ugt painl iu tle least 90 mau's derivation
hom ghe loser creation, bat exactly 10
the reverse. five only look accurately
aut lbint closely, We shsI find much
evidence. both la nature and history, that
the lower creation &. aaus de.eendeni
rather than bis ancestor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17
,ntLuN SKA ~.

I..s following is mos uew. Bat always
4ussi :. au Illustration bl iaa Tnla tAal
-uae ii ne finest sentiment crops oar bg-
uaae. from .aa.r who walk BID fhc I8wiF
.aiAs 81 DIE
4 stHllemaH wss walking with his at.
gia boy 81 lfe close 81 th1 dag, aad III
passing ihe cottage ola German laborer
lag boss siieRuea Mas attracted 10
dog 4 was rot King Charles. nor
black and tam bat a a0mnon CUT STIR
lba sag tosk 8 iaHeg 10 him, aud wanted
ia q bay him lusl then The owner IL
ihe dog 1apc home trom hls labors. aud
Was ME, ~ lhe deg uilh every demon
siniiaa q dos Jos
The gentleman aid 10 ti.e 0Waef NJ
uuIe boy has taken fsgey Is your dog
anA ! viii bus hlm. VIVA, DO you asa
laf blia
aaa.t sa lha, dog said las Dutrb.
mAn
LOOK Aeff said the gentlemsH, t.zs !.
Ha dog auywaN bal ~ mr lay
ssais tm I VII s.,e yea ay- dollars ar
b.u
NaAs sass tae German. ABaws Ae isa
- erfg poor dog. nd b. SINH wort noltin
BE deere - wa .eelel ding nil 1al asg
sat caa sta cant sell ,ac va 81
BIS dali yen comes home At night
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17
TTIISILRs.

When i. an army like tuck IN q
lsty's skiHs-When it is hemmcd H.
How to roll In wealth-Mary rich
e4rfiagc-makors daughter.
When Is bosompiu ike ship
when II is on the bosom Of heavy
well
Mrs. Darlington, reading Of the
strike Of the wlre.drawers, remarked, An
me. what uew-faugled things won't they
wear next
1t seems to ue a pretty general opin-
.on that Congressman are more ia need Of
aack-h bore than back pay
A secondhand furniture dealer on
Michigan avenue, Detroit, hung ont Il
card, last Thursday, inscribed Buqgy !,
fog sale and inadvertently hung Il up
aa secondhand bedstead on the side
walk, where Il attracted much atten-
ll9n
"A clairF0yant trio, two women and a
man, have been travelling in the south,
pretending 70 cure epizootlc By the laying
on Of hands. They practiced on a mule
iB Kentucky the other day, and the firm
has since dissolved
A charitable lady sent one Of her last
Years dresses 10 a destitute woman. She
Was somewhat surprised to have It re-
tnrued, with the statement that It "was
was too nll behind Cor the present style, ,"
aud would she take breadth out aud
change the trimmingsl'
A bright little boy hearing his father
SAY that q man ought TO "stick to his
business cmpted bottle Of muclage
iu lho old gentlonau's Office chair. The
OLD man says be has not been stuck so
badly since 1867, and rewarded his of
spring hy taking him on q whaling trip
ia the back cellar
A Scotch postmaster, puzzliug ont a
very uncertain superscription to an Irish
letter, loosely remarked to an intelligent
son OF Erin, whu stood by, that the Irish
brought hard set Of names to Scotland.
That's fact yer honor" replied the
irishmsa, "but they get harder ones after
they arrive here.
A selfish California minister recently
refused to perform tile marriage service
Iar a couple whore the bride was his own
abse0uded wife And that aggravating
woman said that lac "was iust as mean as
lw auay usrd TO be- "
"A fBral iatiy lee getting an q train At
fHe psUbury station, saturday, was po-
t,ta enough 10 knock at Ihe car door TIE
brakeman managed Ia comfort biz ,lsaee
ulua -emblauec Of gravity until be 20,
tbe door open, and ben be prcc.pjsalely
adjourned tie said be thought be would
aHab HE hest niT before be- got through
with e..
The question Of ,be period s.. dis
Guessed at the bar iu llurpers this week.
weekly First Rough, leaning f1r sop.
psrt against The counter and gcsicua-
ting settles ii th8. Does edaiestiou
prevent tnmrs Not bic on 1t. Look 81.
Look "a me,--4t Ia bu tort to read, and
spell sud si.er wen ! wo. 81 boy, why,
aitb my deposition, mite a bin q Hoax
Aus e}il 1lghblg.ors Hnhor pr
81 Protestant 90 t4ege u8 knowing $50,
aic*scd thing miient bin"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17
VINEGAR BITTERS.
PURELY VEGETABLE
rgEE FGoN ALCOHOL
DIR WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BlTTEg~.


No FEU@aH can TAKE gHEH Bruins according
@ directions aud remata long Hnweb provided
their boper arc bot destroyed ty mineral paisou
OF other meme. and the vital organs vast6a be.
ygud ths point % repair
DIsFrlst4 OBJ lsDl5usIIosi Healaaha. pala iu
the shouaefs Coughs Igbtuess % tht CatsA
Dizziness, Sour Eraat8ti9te Of che Stomach, had
Taste 800 tHr mouth Bilious attacks, respiration
Of DE Heart Inflammation a. the luHgs pam in
tbg region 10 the 4tlanet-. and hundred either
painig. s}mplama. are ile gazpr.ags g bgsPap-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17

- 8aF EsusNtg Il HEny dasss requires coo
long 4 Imt AAd Too MEaa care ~ festNfs FfaY
~ faded WAiskeu. - have pfebaFEd tLls aFa.
Sd aHs pFftafaf4gH NAleh ai3l 8usek4Y aH8 : Hge
t4aly seaaEpHsa tie EesuH fg i easily Ell.
plla8 sad produces = eal8l atlEh a4N Aa5tEfF
ua ~ s4s1 %. es.4 ID 81 hfsgFista Prize
fifty Cahis.
Manufactured 81 X =. NALL Co.
EsoslyAI AsshaA, 81 Il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17
100000 ACRES
CLEAR Tarnas

20 = r. q ~
tss aesF lsaa a msfssi go sac lf its
lHas Ftaue Enlretu CasuSt.
is she Great ftsHs ysasr
a.0#la0a Acres 5a Central Nebraska.
Aae Ga aa.e .E tfaes 81 trF Afrs sBH ae
eau#s e EFf sHd urv frkHs' #sfr#7 q 81
NJ tEffNEE fErtaHNF bTsras
Agaa aAr HEtEfHF.l aEFE4EE FEEEEsr s..E#
~ hhrNHtN1f uF #HaN msUsH.
4aE BEST MARKET lA gHE WEST The
Eftst M5uEaE rdEl1HH 1T MsumlHc UaTsrs 81.
iAa All Nefsis being saFIlHai b. the fsfntfs
H csc FaaHHE Na0-E
..tfHrHz tsFEtFa 80 a HaaEslesn aF lg1 sears.
THE BEST LOCATIONS TuE COLONIES
thEE HOMES TOR ALL MuI1axs af Asars
go eAa3fs Government Lands open Coz eDtgF un.
a.f thH HOMESTEAD Ltn. HeaF The 0artT Eta-
h#tfe WITH good markets AVA bII tht eaHFeulgH.
a1s % sH old sa,tlpI country
Free passca Oh pHHehaHnrs at Railroad land
asaliaha. Aaps showing tHa Land also new
El'Aan u Descriptive Pamphlets aitH new Mans
Aa.3H4 Free EyefruhfTa.
Address
Dr. DAVIS.
a### asss.aaa e. n q. H.
pNtEA, Mn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17
PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS,
Al
Adams Hail Factory Point, "

would most respectfully inform tny former
patrons snd the public generally that | have
opened my Photographic Rooms aud Hm new
cry variety Of style feeling that With my long
experience 10 the business ! Am fully elmpf
tent 10 please the most lastidiuus,
Pictures Of dcoeusud porsonr, yiuWs ct resi-.
daueos and scenery mado upon rhort n0tias auu
AZ reasonable rates Miniatures neatly scl u
luakuts, pine. rings, etc. Especial attention
paid 10 copying enlargug aud finishing ID lBdis
Tux, OIL % water c0lUrs. ! also keep ON hand a
fine assortment Of Albums Plain aud Fancy Ca.
rcs, ChrUmos, EngraNngs, Stareusropos sns
Views, Picture Frames, Cord, Knobs, aud IN laas
almost everything relative "a h. Iad. which
will be sold at the lewass po ai5le dgnro
Thanking tbs public f9r thB very liberal pat.
ronage formerly received, hope 70 merit con
tinuHnce Of the same la every case Hhtisfars
ton guaranteed,
o. A. WILKINSON
Factory Point, W., oct. T. 1872 cots
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17
REWARD


For amy case Of Bind. Bleeding
Itching or liberated Piles taal
DE BlN8's lltr REMEDY fails Go puir, 10 ia b b.
pared expressly 60 ouIc the Fjlp. aud nothing
elise. sold hy all PwgRiat. Price, siU3 WIE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17

$500 IN PRIZES

5ENrRA EARLY VERMONT. Fen dave earlier
than the farly Rose. EaataaHH Productive
~7lnd Of En4.eat Ear0f n per %. pounds by
1man. postpaid, for 70 %.
4 JoAIPION's SURPRISE, s2G bushels 20 the
---aerr, little laser than Early Rose EQUAL in
quality s} 2 o., hy mail postpaid.
= .-...t. ..
$500 will be awarded, As PREMIUMS To-
--shnse who produce the Largest Quaauty from
cone pound. Descriptive Circulars Of the
above, with lIet of 500 aGtttf4 vi patatose.
'7freo all,
- Illustrated Sect GJalagnc, 2a0 nagez. with
- Ea'9fej Chrome d cents.
- a nov Tum8to ARLINGTON" Eally,
solid ana productive. Price, 25o. per packet,
--1 packets, 80
o. r. Is. BLISS ,t SONS.
Is IArk Place New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17
M Ynr kNnM -
GETT YSBU re-
kATALYsINE WATER

~ ANf hthI'af hFIIAaeN 70 = HFcfluc ever HtsHEt
cred toy Dyspepsia, Neuralgia. Reformation.
Gout Gravel. Diabetes Kidney and luuaf, 81.
soasrs generally, 10 restores museplsf power
TO the laualytia II Cures Liver Compltibt
Chronic Dufhwas Piles, Constipation. Aslhma.
Cstarth and bronchitis. ulseasrs 90 the 8tIu.
Genrml Debility aud Nervous IFuapraA9n mon,
Moutal aud Physical L2eps-os. u Is the great
ost Anlidate ever discovered for Excessive lat.
ing o. Drinking Il c0rfecls The stomach. pra.
mntbs Digestion, and Relieves the Head ait0as 4
immediately. No household sheuld ba withaHi
&C. For sale BY all Druggists
Fs- For history at tlie Syringe. far mpdtFsi
reports Of the power 0t the water over diatsHtf
FOR marvellous cures, ana tuf Testimonials nam
distinguished men, send tar Pamphlets. WHIT
My BROS, General Agents. III south Hdut
street, philadolphla, la,
GETnHBtHa hrRINU 90. l4ta
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17
4 GENTS WANTED.
IEEEEY C0KNEI 49,

la tLe alautF a3l fsgeAge 5 splsAda pisec
~ HAhB MUSIC free, 81 seaa.nR ! tuaeegl
sismP 60 tDWAhD a. sAAGEI.s. Esstoa, Mas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17
WHAr I KNOW HAIR VIM

NNFABks UUEATruE UFmpY ftz p
w Famhon - watf.pte8 81 ia tE tHa
vafst oAsfs q bleeding ries. vbsu rvnsfy
psaa srud ~ cnnls fHf uaai box ttAs
RICHARDSON Barnet. -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17
Ion PRINTING

AZ saaes af5tF FHlErINa asslr 90 q sraa,s
? saat % tas tssy ATTEST stflss as a. fssseas.
tls rssss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17
HEALTH! BEAUTY!
DR., RAILWAYS

STRONG AND PTRE RON NI0OD-TN-
CREASE or FLESH AND NE1GHT-CLEAR
SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
NIdneY 8 HIaddcr ComnInints.

hsl aaiF does NiH NAHsAFAEIHAT EFsahFTrr
-aratlIuas, Constitutional. atd A6.H diseases bHt tt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-18
CHICAGO.
Tho Deficit In the City Treas

Tho Deficit I'm the City Treasury.
CHICAGO, December 1.-THE absorb
ing conversation is still Treasurer
Cages defalcation. Mr. Gage is still
confined to his house through illness
induced by mental excitement aud anx-
iety. It is reported that number OF
leading citizens, among them A. c. Hes
sing, propose to commence, at as early
date as possible, criminal proceedings
against him, but as be is ready to turn
over mis- entire property. valued at over
a million dollars, it is hardly believed
such a vindictive course will be taken.
At the usual hour OF clearing this FORE
noon, all the banks connected with the
Chicago Clearing House promptly, met
the drafts from the City Treasury, thus
realizing for The city the fall amount
deposited 10 all operating banks. The
bondsmeu OF Mr.. Gage, should they be
called upon 10 settle up the matter, iu-
tend to endesvor to obtain so Offset Of
$4,000 paid the city by Mr.. Gage as
interest money. Should this succeed
in court the amount TO be paid by Mr..
Gage will be reduced to S222, I03 %.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-18
LETTERS PROM CHARLESTON.
Mud-.A Strange misunderstanding
Time OF fAdjournment.
Special Correspondence Of the Register.
noonn,Iar 10

Special Correspondence Of the Register.
= CHARLESTON, December y.
Matters are not very exciting at the
permanent seat, though there is a pros-
pect OF red hot time in the dim dis
tance when the absent legislators shall
all have returned to their posts and
seats.
This is the muddiest town | ever was
in, not even excepting Moundsville or
Cameron. It is no uncommon thing to
see Delegates and Senators stuck il the
mud at the crossings or where they
have slipped of Of the pavemen;a, and
you know that when a legislator gets
stuck in the mud" he's goner.
Ihave been here so short time that
l cannot, OF course, give YOU much in
formation as to legislation, but I'm
examining for it, so look out when |
have thoroughly mastered legislative
matters. III show you then, the mas
sive intellect you have been tooling
with. There isn't as much law in the
Code or in Blackstone as you will find
in my letters.
There is some little talk here about
reyiving the question Of the removal Of
the capital. Charleston people don't
like to talk about it much. l inter-
viewed one OF them this morning. !
said This town is too muddy for q
permanent seat. The capital should
be removed to Wheeling" He looked
at me rather kindly, I thought, out OF
the corner of bis eye and said "D-n
Wheeling" You can always tell what
a Chsrlest oman thinks about things if
you interview him.
While l was at Huntington, oa
Thursday, l heard that rumor was
prevailing in that town to the effect
tina there had been misunderstanding
between the Gov. and the Public Printer
in relation to the printing and that the
feelings existing between these two were
not as cordial or friendly az the love
OF Jonathan and David. | don't see
how such stories get out, though it
seems to me that l had heard of this
breach before. II am not mistaken
saw local item OF eight or nine
columns long in the Courier about it
The Senate has passed resolution |
extending the time OF the adjournment
until the 22d, Monday week. This res
olution will pass the House this after
moor. This adjournment is significant.
A bill passed the House last evening
to abolish State Normal Schools. 1t is
not propable that it will pass the
Senate.
The Committee on judiciary made a
report in relation to Governor Jacob !
and the Contingent Fund, which en-
close. 1t is red hot and seems to have
disagreed with his Excellencys temper. !
He's not a jovisl man at the best o!
times, the Governor isn't, but nov he's
as gruff and gloomy as man with a
first class toothsche. SrivIHs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-18
Bethany College Appropriation IN
Danger-"AnOtherP Public Printer
Ia Dapger-JOkes and JOttTngs-
Pardon, dc.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 10, 1873.
There was g right lively time in the
Senate on Saturday over a bill intro
duced by Senator Price, Of Marshall, to
repeal the act giving Bethany College
$1,000 per annum for four years. The
bill being on its first reading the ques-
ton was shall the bill be repealed ?'
The friends Of Bethany College made a
sharp fight on it, bqt Senator Price was
determined to make test question Of
it, aud as he had majority OF the
Senator'S with him, the motion to reject
WAS lost BY vote o. : yeas TO Il rays,
SID it will become law by about the
same vote. II ! am not very much
mistaken in the temper Of the
House they also w!l. n vote 10
revoke tie donation n lfe College
The friends Of the college claim that
as the act mskiOg the dOoG;iol wag
contract between B:thaDy college and
The State, ard a. that contract has
been accepted By the college, there is
no power in the legislature to repeal
the &C; ald 20 ru,!.Iy the contrac,
without tue college Begiects or refuses
o conp'y with the obligations Of The
law making the Donation. Those who
,ayor Senator Pnce's bill, on the con-
tya7y, hold that the legislature hss the
power 20 repeal any act on the ststute
bgcks, and that no law csn be regsr1ed
ss contract. There will be a. pretty
a fight over it 10 the House as one
would wish TO see, when !: comes up
Gere.
The Senate has adop:ed House Joint
Resolution No. 80, "suthoriziug the
Governor TO institute suits against other
public printers besides II. s. Walker,
il in his opinion other public printers
have charged more than was right and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-18
NEW YORK.
The Genet Trial.

NEw YORK, December l7.-In the
Genet trial to-day, Deputy Comptroller
Stores Was examined after ex-Mayor
Hall. He testified substantially to the
general routine of the Comptro'er's Of
fee in the payment Of warrants. The
pic secution then rested, and Nj. Water.
bury opened the case for the defense in
a long speech, mainly reviewing the
life and career OF the defendant.
At the annual election OF officers OF
the Southern & Atlantic Telegraph
Company to-day, James B. Crenshaw
was elected President, with a full
Board Of Directors.
The death OF Lathrop S. Sturges, who
was one OF the oldest merchants in New
York, is announced. Mr., Sturges was
eighty years old.
Railroad Collision.
About s o'clock this morning two
trains on the Hudson River Railroad
co.lided near Fifty.frst street. Two
cars were badly wrecked and the en-
gines considerably damaged. No one
was hurt, although the passengers re-
ceived q severe shock.
ALondun Fog
There was a heavy fog here las!
night and to-dsy, which etill continues.
Passenger traffic in the streets ls dam
gerous, it being impossible to distin-
guish anything at the distance of few
yards. The ferry traffic = also danger.
GUS; some of the lines a." n; running.
Two or three accidents nave occurred,
but only of trivial nature. TIE terry
boats lost an hour iu crossing East
river at the shortest route from this
city.
Sporting News.
Arrangements have been made for =
great wrestling match between Homer
Lane and VIM. Richardson, Tor 81 ,Oo0
and the middle championship Of Amer
ica. The match created considerable
excitement
Peter Croker has Issued a challenge
offering to fight George Rook or any
other man in America, at l4O or l4o
pounds. tor 81, 900 side and the mid
die weight championship. Sam Kelly
of S.. Lrnis h.,s acce eprei Rook's chal-
lenge apIUh = - Gsut half way be-
twern New York and St. Louis, for
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-18
Capital Should be Remoyed-Pr"-
gress OF Legislation.

CHARLEsroS, Dec. l3, 1873
Editors OF Register:
The fight on the capital question has
begun, although the question has no:
yet been formally brought up 10 the
gay and festive halls OF legislation.
The skirnish lines, though, have been
at it hot and heavy during the lssi
forty-eight hours and it is not unlikely
that general engagement will be on
before this reaches you. The removal
lists are 10 strong force and are, thirk
in pretty good shape. Senator Bishop.
OF Preston, arrived last light sud every
thing looks lovely now.
The fight commenced 10 the House
on the resolution TO extend the session.
1t was not and bitter, but brief. The
snti-remoTalists were cleaned cut,
horse, foot and qnadroons. They felt
their defeat bitterly, and hardly trest
q Wheeling man with common cour-
tesy.
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weather with light rain, followed by
clear weather and a slight fall Of tenn
perature in the afternoon. For New
and the Middle States rising
tenn persture with less pressure and
clear weather on the imme-
diats coaet where fog and possible areas
of light rain will prevail. For the
Canal regions no decided fall OF tempe
rature is anticipated.