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ARCHITECTURE-
..,r.a.ukraa 4 nfIT IER

ps.,, nool on Architectural Details containing One
- ns,yn. and IIu,,rsuons showing Of constructing
Corie.. DOOway. POrche, Windows Vs'aaas R.'g, Feneh
Roofs obystoes Pisras BsywBdOTs CutStoae Work, various
Of Modern Finish ana Fronts Of Houses Stores etc
o.. I,,. ,,,o yolume Price SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09
MODERN AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE.

oosus De.sn. and Plans villas, Farmhouse schooiHsuse
C,se CITY Residences Churches Also rufsd Roofs aterS-
store Finish apd many Exterior Details In one Large Volume soua
IN 10th ga Plates ~
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IoTHs PRACTICAL SHAREHOLDER.

ouple,e Treatise on the Art Building Stairs AID handRs
Designed for Carpene Bidders aud rBadsr' Illustrates NM
thirty Original Plates BY EDWARD 10TH Professional STAR
Builder large QuartO Volume Bound In Cloth Fne' sAo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09
DESIGNS FOR FRONT DOORS.


Embracing variety Ea.raDee Doors both doa be and SrHs
Of conception every gs ou the plain 'oSf o' the S0
tase ,legsst ssd costly door for ne An''A OF VIVA '
18th .,gh.n designs Q. Interior Arcbtrvesi also several degas of
irregular Interior Ornamental ArehtaV 'Si Exterior banee 'h
C,pop.. etc Al. Of Modern Desu By a. CROW Aretisee
% Lsrys Plates E,tra Morocco C@h fnoe po''Pa" -
SAINT n, mail or srprsss prepaid receipt Of The pne Aodre
THR TRIBUNE Erw-Y,rt
THE LIBERAL CHRISTIAN for this week
Henry bellows saieI has w. ieo'ss se III rs5i,
A. Raoh Wade Bpesons Address a. The ps.non o. the NeN
se h,,y Report Of the Evangelical Alliance Pspen %
% usaal vae Of seet reading All the VAoas
deph'neAS ~"' j. n. HALLOIk, Pabhsher,
PaTk BsHk Buldirg 2l4 Bros3Say
D0RfLAND SCIENTIFIC MlEETlNG.-E,L.
Es th portland Meeting the American Association for sls Az
repe se,rpcs s.yle tAe preoaA
Tnbupe Series No 10 uin esosp ilsv
Deep spd ice wofk Aad discoveries Of Ne .
U,sH Ct,MNIssloS. Pnce Ten Cents per Cops. .
Tas Hayden EIydtea Series Of Letters VII shortly 10 'ea
S m series Nine 8r Sheets containing 80 Lsetars ''s
40 R.ssnnxs azs cEedi, MoAhsI Report, for 90
~" Address Tkb TRIBUNE ssv'ts
, 1873-07-27

olAims tho intontton of tnking tho load In tho
ponErsaa = n whom 1t 's assembled. That body is to
itself. eorosiB moantimo merely ofrolg its
sorvicoa as local committee to attonl
TO TO- tho preliminary business. It mug
geats tho following az among tho subiccta
for discussion at tho mooting Of tho ,oongreaa
a. Higher Educntinn for Womon Wo,nan's Work
II Literature; tho Relation OF Women to Uor
DroHa; WoInan tho Promoter OF Poaco Prison
Reform; Wornan's Work; tho Inviolato IIon,o-
stead; Equal Division Of tho salary between
husband aud Wife; Woman's Influence In Pro-
noting Temperance: Co-oporative Industries
Among Women; Womnns placo iu Governmont !;
Systoma Ct philanthropy; Law as It Affects
Women Enlightened Motherhood; Women in
surgery and Medicine. It sooms to ua that this
is worry good Bohenao, and, II well-n,anaged and
]pdlolouslY carried into action, tho first Woman's
DongEosa IN Amcrtca, will not bo tho last. But
II, In It's doteilB, It shows tho plentiful 1aok Of
executive ability which too often distinguishes
Womon'e conventions and other public organiza-
tiona, 1t will rodeot uttlo credit on aoroaia or IT,
HD1f
, 1873-07-27

Tho moral and psychcal emotions Of tho an.
thropold apes aro just now tho subject Of con-
siderable discussion and inquiry Sir Edwin
Landseer, AZ ia we'll known, painted picture
OF q weeping monkey; and it il now conceded
that some species exercise an atfectonate care
for tloir lead. Mr.. James Forbes ndduces in
evidence Of this I'LL observation Of AiH own, to
bo found In l4is "Orental MomoirH," and sug-
costs that tho very primitive relgon-worHhip
Of tho anceBtor-is common to the lowest Baya
ges and the highest anthropoid monkeys. Tho
pasaago il as follows:
"Ono Of shooting party under q banyan
troe. killed fema1o monkey and carried it to
hia tent, which wan Boon surrounded by forty
or fifty Of the tribe, who male great noise
and seometl disposed to attack tho aggrcasor.
They rotroatod when lio presented his fowliug-
pieco, the dreadful eYoet OF which they had
witnessed, and appeared perfectly to under,
stand Tho head Of the. troop, however, stood
his ground, babbling furiouHly; tho sportsman,
who, perl,aps, felt some 1it!fo dogroe Of conl-
Function for having killed ono Of tho family,
did not like to fire at tho creature and nothing
short Of firing would suffice to drive him OF.
At length he came to the door OF the tent, and,
finding threats of no Rvail, began lamentable
moaning. and. by tho most expressive gesture,
seemed to bog for the dead body. It WAS giyou
him; ho took 1t sorrowfully IN his arms. anl
boro 1t away to his expecting companions. Thoy
who wore witneRsoR OF tllis extraordinary Aceno
roaolvo1 neYor again to fire At ono OF tho naon-
ley race,h
, 1873-07-27
Depth of tho Atlantic Occuu.

The main theatre Of sounding operations has
boen tue Atlantic Ocean, which, from itB relation
continental telegrephio purposes, has been moro
carefully surveyed than any other great body
OF water. Open from polo to pole, participating
ID gu conditions of climate, communicating
square miles, i is believed to fopresent general
oceanic conditions, aud to contain depths
nearly, If not quite. as groat ae the other
ocean basins Of the world, although but
ass1e rasno,+ Is s. .a known, 1t ~ true ~ THIS
soas. The general result Of its soundings
would Indicate that the averago depth Of the At
lantso bed is not much moro than $4,000, feot,
and there seem to bb few depression deeper than
height Of Mont Blanc. Dr.. Thomson euma up up
the general results OF the Atlantic soundings
as follows; sin the Arctic Soa there ia deep
water, reaschlng to 1900 feet to the west
Iceland, the Faroo 1Blands, Shetland and Orkney,
Great Britain and ireland, and tho bod Of tho
North Sea to tho coast OF France, there IL a w1do
plateau, on which tho depth rarely reaoheB 5000
cating doubtlasB with tho deop water in tho
6pitzbergeu Sea, trough 900 miles wido, and,
III some places, nearly II, 900 foot deop, curves
along tho oast coast OF Greenland. This il tho
path Of ono Of the great Arctic raturn-currents.
After sloplng gradually to depth Of 5000 to tho
degrees, the bottom, suddenly dips to O,0a0 feet
at tho ratio Of about Ii to 10 feet in the 100 aud
from this point to within about 200 miles OF tho
coast Of Newfoundland, whom it begins to shoal
again, there is wat nndulatiug submarine
plaiu averaging about Il, 900 foet in depth below
the surface--tho Telegraph plsteuu.'
A valley about 900 miles wide, and with mean
dopth Of $1,000 foot, stretches from OF tho
southwest coast Of Ireland, along tho coast Of
Europe, dipping into tho Bay of Dscay, past
tue Strait Of Gibraltar, and along tho west coast
Of Africa. Opposite tho Capo do Verde Islands,
which occupies t4e axis OF the South Atlautic,
aud pasacs into tho Antarctic Son. A nearly
similar valley curves around tho coast OF North
America, about $4,000 feot in depth, OF New
fonndland aud Labrador. and becoming con-
siderably deeper to tho southwark, where it fol-
lows the outline Of tho coast Of tho 8tates and
the Bahamas md Windward Islands, and finally
o Tho % coast % Of raz with @ depth ese Of H i5SoS
1.-THE Popular Science Month|y,
, 1873-07-27

to New York IN October next on vontura. II
find Homething to do thoro ahall remain in
the city. Otherwlso shall 60 farming In tho
vonturcd to romonAtrate.
why not apply to tho royal government for
an Increase Of Halnry7" I nsEod. DtornBon
smiled bitterly.
IT havo done 40, timo aud again, and hardly
received m answer. Tho government al Stock
holm, you know, dcos not cnro raol, for Norway
anyhow; md. to toll you tho truth, hollovo Il
hatoH Norwegian litoraturo."
bado Djornson and ha wifo farewell with a
heavy heart We can not blanc tho poot for
ourselves, SA''
, 1873-07-27
A Woman Who Wanted to no q Law.
ycrs

At dailsden, Alabama, last week, during the
art applied for licellse to practice law. Aho
WAS examined ~ to her qualification by Coils.
Martin, Alton, e1-Chancellor Fostor, Capt Cum
ninghn1n, and ]. II. Disquo, who reported that
war. 8ho got wrathy, and said that 1t was moth.
lngm than abe expected acousod tho Court
aud Bar Of robbing her, aud called tlon band
OF robbors. Tho Chancellor ordered the shorin
toput hor out Of tho Courtroom, for contempt
Of court, and sho ropllod that ello had the right
to Bpoak The Sheriff started to tako lnr out,
but eho declined TO be escorted The Ohanoels
lor thon allowed her to remain, II she would keep
quiet otherwise, 10 would layo her put In jail
ehe subBided,
, 1873-07-27
stThnclxerny nntl E1fs Teoplo,n

John Eaten Cooke, IN Hearth anu Homo.
oray--a most excellent, genial gentleman and
companion--in roferonco to authors and boolH.
and moro especially about Ills own books, which
lo spoke Of with franlsnosB and unreservo, as
though they had beon written by q third porson.
Ono or two things lo said which struck mo
forclbfy at tho time, and have reInninod In my
momory, atforling me- food for roacction. Wo
wero speaking Of tho sketch. " Mr. Doauceaco
and his Friends " Il think that is the title), in
which appears tho finished rascal and soronoIy
smiling BcouIdro, the Earl Of Grabs.
"Where did you mcot with tho original ot
tho " Earl Of Grabs, Mr. Thackeray ?" was my
query. yu,,
u "You drew him from your imagination On.
~ suppoBe so."
" He is certainly tho greatest aconnlrcl In
literature, thinh, not excepting Lord steyno or
nny."
Mr. Thnckoray acquicacel in this moral or
immoral esnincuco attributed to tho Earl, musod
. tno,nent, smiled in a gootl-naturel way, and
IL really dou't know wl,oro got all these ras-
cala in my books. I certainly nAye never lived
with Hacl, people,"
That Is the first suggestive observation. I
shall defer my moral rcilocton until repeat tho
second -.
We cume to Talk Of +" Vanity Fair " and tho OK
collont bliss Hoohy Sharp. Of whom Alr. T1nch-
eray spoke with evident tsolf-congratulation. Sho
had made Ills fortune" lie Baitl md lo ndlod
frankly that he thought ho llal loyer done any
thing better than tho description OF tho lua,nor
iu which Madam Becky Orawloy "camo down !"
to tho low Nfo Of nohen,ia,- after her epoch Of
social ole7ation a. tho friend OF Lord Hteyno,
~ Thero Ia ONO mystery about Becky which has
always puzzled mo" said.
What is tint 2"
nNearly at the end OF tho book there Ia plo-
turo Of old 10 6edley, gouty, night-cappod, and
soated III Ills cnBy-cliair, wliilo behind q curtain
stands tho gllnst'y, glaring Dccky, graHplng
dagger"
7YoB."
Beneath this picture ia the single word Cly-
tetnnestra."
Mr.. Tiaaokeray added:
."Did Becky Kill him ?"
Mr.. Thaokoray "romained silent for mo-
, 1873-07-27
Lack OF Thought In Simple Acts OF
Life.

Herbert Spencer in tho Popular Science Monthly.
We have but to observe human action ns It
meets uB at every turn to soc TINT the average
intelligence, incapable Of guiding conduct eyon
In simple mRttors whero but D very moderate
reach Of reason would suilico must fail In appro-
hending with dne cearness the natural sanctions
Of ethical principles. Tho unthinking inapti-
tude with which eyen tho routine Of lifo Ia car
rod On by the mass OF mon, alowH clearly that
they have nothing liko tho insight required for
seIf-guidanco In tho absence Of an authoritative
codo OF conduct. Tn'so day's experience and
observe tho lack Of thought indicated from hour
to hour.
You rise In tho morning, and, while dressing,
tako phial containg tonic, OF which a little
has boen prescribed for you but attor the first
fow drops have boon counted euccoeding drops
run down the sldes Of tho phial-nn because tho
lip is shaped without regard to the requirement..
Yet millions Of such phi als aro annually made by
glass-mnkors, and sent out by thousands Of
9!ruggints go small being the amount Of sonso
brought to bear On business. Now, turning to
the looking:glass you find that, il not Of tic
which you put it; OF. II what ia called s'box !"
looking glass, you 500 that tho maintenance
Of ita position is insured by an expen-
sivo appliance ,,,, that would have, hoon
tho adjustment such that the centre OF gravity
Of the glass came in tho line joining tho poilts
Of support (which would bo quito al easy an al-
1nstnaent), tho ,glaas would romaip atoady in
HLAIofoa atktuuo 3uu bAYo ~. 1Qt yGAF A1toc
year tens Of thousands Of looking-giasaos Rro
made without regard to 80 simple nooG.
prosontly you 60 down to breakfast, and taking
somo Harvey or othor snuoo with your Aah ind
tho bottle has dofect like that Which you found
intho phial-it ia sticky from the drops which
tr'cklo down, and occasionally stain tho tnhle-
cloth. Here are other groups OF tradels similar
" 80 economical Of thought that they do nothing
to rectify this Inconvenience.
Having breakiastoa, you, tuke up tho paper,
aud before sitting down. wish to put some coal
On the fire. Dut tho lump you seizo with tic
tongs slipa out Of them, and II largo, you mako
several attempts before you succeed III lifting It
ALI because the ents OF tho longs arc smooth,
Makers and vendors Of ase-irons 10 on, genera
tlon after gone1ation, without moeting tilu ayil
by the smplo ro1nedy OF giving to those smooth
eds some protesting It pointa or eyo9 roughen'
at t1ogth graapod tho lump and put II on he fro,
you begin A. to road; 70. d: but before you have got
tho changes OF position which your son.
.!ta sat!ons prompt that mon ss!ll fan to
principle ia simple enough. Just that advantage
secured by using soft seat III place Of : hard
, 1873-07-27

one-tho advantage, namely, Of spreading ovor
. largo nroa the. prosauro Of tho weight to DO
borno, and GO making tho pross,,ro loss intense
IN my ono potnt--is an advantage to DO sought
In tho form Of tho clair. Eaao Ia to bo gained
by milking tho shapes anil rolntiyo inclinafion Of
gent and baok such NJ will ovenly distribute tic
woigh. Of tho trunk and limla ovor tho widest
poHaible supporting surface. and with tho 1onst
t,itloa. And yot only now, aftor these tIonpanda
Of ycara of civilization, aro t1,oro loing vonchod
lanst tint not nationally but empricalIy) approx
lmationa to tho structure required,
, 1873-07-27

mont" hs tho novcllsts say !, a allow emilio dawr,-
ed upon -hia faco no assumed roticont and &C.
cretiYo expression Of colntonnnce, and at length
ropltod III confidential voice, t.: .: - =
II don't know"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-21
Trees. Shrubbery, &c,
TREES AND SHRUBBERY,

have on hard in nv private Nur cries,
four miles east OF the city On the National
Road,
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ID klI.

MCELDOWNFY.-On Friday, April 18th,
at twenty minutes past twelve A. NJ, at his
home In Wetza' coun'y West iTginia
SAMUEL NC. LDowNEY, In the 18th year OF
hi age aprZl ego
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-21
ALL ARE INVITED TO CALL
Market Farm for Sale
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, MD.

THE Fo' LIVING STATEMENT IL
i strictly in accordance with the facts and
done:
"fIich alluVIai bottom Lands, not liable To
Ovel now, IN the form Of an OblOng % are
level, and at this time In fina coma ltiop,
situated between thePoi omsc river and ID e
baltimore snd Ohio ratroad, with depot
or swI Oh connected With he properly, and
IL about hall way betwe@n umi eris nj I'D
the Pensely populsted coal and irou region
of George creek Valley, where y. geiab e.
or, in o;ner word the products of a truck
arm can De sotd Ia ans % antIty and al
cities. =.
he health OF thlasolaee and Vicinity t.
excellent and Sgus md lever unknown for
the past twenty Year, " aEEF
Their a also about Aeyenty I've acres Of
strong lime tome u Land situated on the
opPnsi e side OF ne Baltimore and Ohio
railroad ron the bottom In nd
Inc quality o. this and and it, proximity
10 cerlai ~ h. moi setfve and best mar
k|t- IN the world, Won d make one under.
standing truck farming TO realize a fortune
IN few years. = I...H-E-
This region Of country Is rapidly a ling
up, aud thus Tar the market c. mot he 40 o.
PIIei without sending on for Vegetable,
nom othPr places .a -..as-
II ny one d sirtng 10 make q profitable
rIace and find thai an Ne claim nor n 'r a.
wen as what II REPRESENTED about ar mar.
hei-. &c, has not been correctly ,tated. his
.xpenses VIII De paid We Therefore confI
IDENTIFY Inyiie persons to come and Lpos nd
inye ugzte the matter Tor them,elyes
There Is a lime kiln on or near W. rrc,-
eTty, which the party buying "a. NJ.
without rent, and thus make his lime si
simply "a hss e expense Of seal a1s burning.
'eSS-qt sszEI 7Cumbsrsend. IA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-21
BACKING DOWN.

There is an apparent disposition on
the part OF Governor JACOB and his
followers to back down from the ex-
travagant demand heretofore made, and
his Excellencys newspaper. organs
as well as his eIaqusrs upon the streets
are vigorously denying that the Cover
nor has ever claimed the right to ap-
point all officers not otherwise provided
Tor in the Constitution. This is vir-
tual denial of the Governors position
a. to the whole matter in controversy
il is denial of his own words in bis
veto messages il he has not claimed
this, then there is no difference of opin.
iou between him and the legislature.
Let us see.
The Kanawha Chronicle says, referring
to officers whose offices have been es>
tablished by law, but are not specif-
nslly mentioned in the Constitution
Wv wrote a word and
no man can truthfully say ne ~
beard the Governor utter sentence
that could possibly be construed into q
claim that be had any right to appoint
any of these officers, or any officer
whose election or appointment is 9TH
erwise provided for
There are two modes OF creating
offices and providing how they shall be
filled; one is by the Constitution itself,
and the other is by act Of the legislature
The Constitution provides for the APP
pointment or election Of the chief exec.
utive or judicial officers OF the State
the legislature provides tor the election
or appointment OF the minor and local
officers, whose services are necessary to
carry out the details of government
The first OF these methods OF Ill
ling an Office the Governor recog-
nizes and admits; the second, involv-
ing the authority Of the legislature to
prescribe how an Office not provided for
in the Constitution may be filled, the
Governor repudiates, and alleges that
,is power o. appointment extends to all
Iueh cases For q statement OF the
position take the following
xtract from bis message vetoing the
i'll providing for Board Of Directors
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Leihargic Influences of the
SeAAOn.

Lansor, lassitude an indisposition to en-
cage in any sc,ual emp oyment, mentHl
uuiiiieSs az" ---ianrhollv are evils which
materially detract from nuruD-- endowment,
and they are experienced in a greater y,
less de-ree, according to the Temperance nj
and constitutional ndencies of the indi-
vidu !, by a large p opprtion OF the com
munity in spr NJ To rou,e the physical
and mental powers ron tins sluggish con
dition u tonic and corrective IL Imperative
ly required, and no letters Sto mach Bit
teIs Is the OILY medicinal preparation in
existence that is thoroughly adapted TO the
work. The ir>t dose pro 'uces genial
glow throughout the system which lis an
earnest OF permanent ellef AS time wear
on and he tonic and egulating properties OF
this pure and agreeable vegetable remedy
takes I'M effect, every trace Sf debility, ner-
vousness aud hyp chondria v .ni,hes, and
mind and body become alike alert and
vigorous. 20 B.. t..
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have on hard in my private Nur cries,
four miles east OF the city On the National
ad,
TREES AND SHRUBBERY,
And would call toe attention Of those who
ar int e-tsd in planting - my large siZ =
Sta I'd Fruit, shade, evergreen, MagnO-
liza and We ling .r-es, Decidupus shruo~,
I ing Wins and roneysuekl les = edge
Plants, Iiardy Monthly and Prairie Roses,
FiOwerinE Bulb, SC, &c, tor sale
CAS- DELIyER TKEEs IN THE CIT wHKx
DE.IRsD,
A g JrdneT can he furnished WHO will give
spe- ial attention u pi mi kyergreens
Hedges, Roses, + oweriDZ -hrubs a. ifh
comps, when dr d. at Greenwood and
the new LathUtic C@m =te Y.
send Tor q 81 culaT, # 90 wish 70 see part
OF my list " hen not al my ofiice address
me through the U -
IwiH have msny Trees and Plants dur.
ing mis- seasoua my block Ol buiIdings on
Main ST. eet, owe fUnroe F-l-FI
ssr-toIe hon e. ior saie or rent,and Bold
ing Lot for sale. 90
Once, No. ,ls1s Main street. -.7
THos. HoRNBRooK.
c. p. dornhrook wiz be in charge aplI-ra
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Mr.. joseph Miller o. this place start
ei on last Monday morning TOT Braxton
county, where he has an interest in
some prospective lead mines. Mr.. Mil
Ter informs us that some OF the ore which
has been taken from land that he ha'
an interest in there, WAS sent to New
York, where it WAS examined and found
t, be 20 per cent lead, 20 silver and hut
10 dross. Should the mines prove to be
a fixed act," when Mr. NJ teels con-
tident is the case, they will be a great
source OF profit TO the owners.-Gratton
Sentinel.
Isn't that ASSAY Just little too rich I
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-21
LOST.
SPECTAClES.

GENTLEMAN WHO HAS TRIED
y the patent humbug eye-cup. and worn
inferior glasses for years says "Oxtob &
Duff I'D 5 Perfected Spectacles ar ord me
rele' and enable ne 10 see To read The
Of sire. I, below Mcclure House for Spec
tao es, watches, Clocks, JewelIy, Gold
els So. -r-..fL .f.-y
FT Repairing promptly done.
apla 49,. OXuOBY q DUFFlELD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-21
LECTUR e

DY REV. HENRY A. BRANN, d D,
Dat st. Alpnonsus' thurch, Wednesday
1pril %, 1873, OF The D. nent of the 81.
AiOysins Young Mems ihrary; Subject ::
THE Popes the Chief hampiOns OF civil
LibeI ty be lore George Washington" Adj
mission s. c nts. Doors open OF o'clock
Lecture commences ats. 1icketsfo sale 1t
C. Ii. ~, Z. K Behler's and 7 +. sulliyan's
Pharmacy. apl8-t