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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTER NOON.
KY II. NABSSR,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer
No Tss Tab street, between q and


TRIsTEK's SALE OF THREE NEW THREE.
sTOkf hAkSARD ROOF HOUSES ON SOUTH
M MSr 80 kNsk OF l4TH AND n sTREkrs
- BY virtue Of three dee6s Of trust, lated the
ioh day Of April, d. 1875. and recorded Ia
Lieer No us, foios 1ls, gis and as, OF the land
T.cofos Tor q bington county, In the District OF
Colnnhia, ana BY direction Of the party secured,
VIII sell AZ public auction, in front Of the premiss
on iklDAf the 18th dav Of December, A. D. 1878,
az O'Clock .. m all that piece parcel Of ground
situated in the CITY Of Washington. 10 the District
oiUoiumois, being part Of lot numbered siXty.tws
to5D, in Tn, mas Bry ans recorded subdivision Of
original lots II, Is, Ia 10 and l6, In square
numbered two hundred and twelve t9l1j, and de-
scfibed a. follows: B, ginning for the same as
Heint in the west line Of lth street fortytwe
and eight 80 inches south of the northeast
Corner OF taid square, and running thence south
sky Tour t6D feet; th-nce west seventV lone (7l)
feet thence north sixty four t6sD feet and thence
east sew enty (7 feet to the place OF bexippiua
WIN the improvements thereon.
The above property will be offered in three sepa-
rate parcels, each fronting twenty ai feet four
incnes or 18th street, by depth Of seventy -one
0Dfeet, and improved by Q new three story N an.
sstd-roof Dwelling House. Zach parcel will be soId
time Of sale. - ~
Terms: One cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest, secured by q deed OF trust
upon the premises. deposit Of Slo0 upon each
house viii be required at time Of sale Convey
ancing at the cost OF psrobsser or purchasers.
WILLIAM A GORDON. JR, Trustee
oecgd j. T. COLpWE l., Salesman
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ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 1873 7th street, between @ and h sts.

- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
NO. 5S9 7th street, between g and H sts.
DNMHLLING ON THE EAST SIDE OF sra
STREET BETWEEN = AND STREETS
- By virtue of deed Of trust, dated M AZ 2, A.
y; laa, and duly recorded in Liber No. ia,
folio 465 and at the uest ofthe party sec ared
hereby will sell In front Of the premises, at pub
nc auction, on WEDNESDAY, December 3lst,
1873, at O'Clock m, the following described real
estate, situate in Washington city, d. O. Part Of
iot ten lO), In square eight hundred AMI forty
1eginning at 9 poiIt 80 feet south from the north
%e soT re-, q said square and Iunpng thence
80 feet; and thence west 90 feet and inch to the
place Of beginning, together with the
rooms.
Terms: $500, with interest At 10 per cent. from
May %, 1871 to day Of sale, and pense Of sale, iu
cash: balance In and II months, for which the notes
1.-THE purchaser bearing interest from day Of sale
and secured by aided OF trust on the property will
be taken. A deposit Of $50 will be required at time
seven days, the Trustee the right to resell
the property at the risk and COZ. Of the defauting
purchaser, after i've days advertisement in some
one or more newspapers published in Washington
DC. Z. NJ WEBBER Trnstee
noy15.2avtds J. r. COLDW1LL Salesman
ROYER's PAwNBhOKERS SALE AT 3I5
y l2TH STRICT.
All pledges under No Il, 24s will be sold, p
commencing MONDAY, Dec. %, 1873, at 10 GAY
O'Clock, and continue till sold consisting of xl.&
Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Rings, Pins,
Guns: Looking Glasses, Clothing, &c.
20. cIs.1. LRepI Fl. COLMAN, Auct.
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ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of PennA. avenue and 18th street,
Star once Building.
SALE AT STORE AIS AZ STREET SOUTH
WEST, BETWEEN VIRGINIA AVENUE AND
On MONDAY MORNING, December
I@N22c, 1873, commeRcing at 10 O'Clock,
60 shall sell at premises above described-One
Gray Horse, Bockaway, and Cart, and Harness;
&c, Ccunters, s6elviSe fsuitabie for q Groeery,
ads, Bureaus, Wasbstsr Dc, Carpets, Mir-o-s
and NJ. L. Stands, Cooking and sstins Stoves, &C.,
&C, LATIMER CLEARLY,
declS-dts Auctioueers
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-NORk o W.

ny LATIMER a CLEARY,
Aucticneers and Real Eta Brokers.
southwest corner Pennsy ~ sBia sve rue and lth
Star Once Baking
LAkGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALu AT OUR
TABLESPOONS.
n 0neATUBDAY MORN N 9, pcoen Der 70,
W COMMENCING At o O'Clock, We shall sell, ia
/" front Of cur Iction rooms, q has Iisctiou
tSi Househ-ld q ,ods. embr scins-
walnut Parlor Sure o., in II air 0lut an Rsp;
Walnut Chambe- Fur.i.ure:
Bedstesds, Bureaus, Washstands;
wardrobe, Commodes;
brussels, b. &C. ply and ether Carpets:
alnut EItsn don Dining Tables, Cane seat Chairs:
Orockery and Glassware;
Cooking and Heating Stoves, &c.
Several superior Dreech aud Auzsis- loading Bug.
lish Shot Guns;
Five dozen Fancy Painted Children's Chairs, suta-
BILE for Chri tmas presents.
Large lot Of Stationery,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, &C
declsN LArIMRR 4 OLEARY, Aucts.
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Br B. H. w4 hssI Ns,.,s Broker and Ane.,o,..r
No. 1913 7th street, between @ and H SITS.

b Nv Real Estate Broker and Auc.ioneer,
No. '2S 7th street, between @ and H SITS.
SALE.9REp ar PAgT r az THE WASHINGTON
s sSS;'s ,Ss s5s a
request Of the holder Of Certificate number SIS,
ssSr1g Ssts 2sh for the
ten per centum per snuum, will sell at public aue-
ton, in front Of the Columbia Building, on q:
10 the city OF Washington, to the highest bidder all
that that part Of the washington and Georgetown rail
& n 1 the R said city Of between
The said Certifcste having been issued agreeably
70 made BY said board against said road
tween the points Aforesaid named in accordance
with an act Of the Congress Of the United States,
aH ,he as f Ssy te o
..5y S sEs s az S the
act prescribing the mode Of assessment for special
sna for the collection
expenses Of the ,ae will be included, in addition to
the amount Of the Certificate, and the interest
ss ss ss Within ss5 s
from the date Of sale BY paying the amount Of pnr-
The purchaser will be entitled to deed given by
Of the District. SSTIx; p; sHESHERD,
i ibSEs 81 cL MTsAsSEupEE'
JOHN B. BLAKE,
Board OF Public Works Of the District Of Celumbia
Msshinston, D. G.. Dec. 9Th, 1875. dec5-td
RY LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Pennsylyania and llth street,
Star Once BuildineD.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
iOIn sTREiTs NokfRRiAsT. ''A AMI
- BY virtue Of a. deed Of trust, dated the 18th day
OF Noyember, 1871, and recorded in Liber No.
ington county, IN the District Of Oolumbs, the
aersiened Will sell. on MONDAY AFTERNOON,
lots 81 and 81, in n. Lancktons sub division Of
SQUARE ss, situated on I street, between 9th aud
ny y feet inches, and improved by two two-story
All convey sncing and transfers at purchasers
of sale.
Terms made known at sale
WILLIAM J. COOK, Trustee.
decH LATINER CLIARY, Ancts
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Rf DUECANbON, pUWLlNG e Co. Aucts.,
- Southeast corner 9th and ID streets northwest.
AeSIGEEEs' SALE.
G2sllG3. at 10 O'Clock, will offer for sale, q
g. the highest bidder, ct the above named auc-
One fine Walnut Csse Am erican Organ, made by q
d. II. W. Smith; Redmans estste.l
One Buggy and Harness; Redmans estats.)
Jeweiied, chrome meter balance, No. 81 ,1ss, man.
ufsctured by LutE brothers, Locle, Swiss, and
0ne Desk: one Wooden Bucket, and one Tin Basin;
(Lanes estate,)
Terms: Dash. REGINALD BBHDALL,
Assignee Of W. o. 8. K.dn.a; Baakruit.
REeilx AID fIHDALL,
Assignees Of John Lape, BANKRUPT:
declsd DUNCAHSON, BOWLING CO., Aucts
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY p psssn bsS 2a,, Is5s, same hour and
GEORGE ". sTICKNEY. trustees.
decl0-eoSds GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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RI S. SAMSTAG CO., Auctioneers,
- No. 7O7 Market Space

EXTENSIVE PAWNBROKER SALE OF UN.
REDEEMED PLEDGES.
IN In accordance with law passed at the last
Eys}District Legislature, we shall sell on SATUR-
Gxkx DAY, December 3Oth, at q O'Clock o. M, at
the Loan Office Of Charles Hsrzberg, 62l street
northwest, between 9th and 9TH streets, Seatou
House Building, his stock of unrsdeemed Pledges,
comprising Gold and silver Watches, Jewelry
Opsra Glasses, etc; Feather Bed and Pillows,
Standard Books, and a Howe o. Under Sewing Ma
chine for leather work,
Terms cash. y. SAMSTAG co,
declSI Repl Auctioneers.
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Board of Public Works of the ID strict Of Columbia
Washington, ID. o., Dec. 8th, 1873. dec5-its
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Clothing, Boots, Shoes, &C.
dec1S-N LATIMER a OLRARY Auets

III LATlMEB OLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvanie avenue and llth o.,
Star Once Building.
EXTENSIVE SALE FOR A BALTIMORE
PAwEBRUKER, CONSISTING or ARGE
STOCK OF EMPEROR English DOUBLE-
BARREL GUNS. LARGE AND COMPLETE
AsSORTMENT OF FURS OF THE BEST MA.
TEkIAL, AN IMMENSE STOCK OF GOLD
AND SILHER WATQhES AND JEWEbRY OF
NEkY DESCRIPTIONS.
IN On SATURDAY EvENING, December 20.
Eysl]o7S, AT O'Clock and continuing MONDAY
&Asxand TUESDAY MORNINGS ~ 10 and EVE.
N1kGs At O'Clock, We shall sell, within our Auc-
ton Rooms, the above rior collection of GO DDS
n. B-We invite the attention Of the trade as
well as private individuals to this sale, the goods
Terms cash. LATIMER& CLEARY
dele-d6ds tRepnbI Auctioneers.
RY WIN. l.. WALL 4 Co, Auctioneers
~ New Marble Building,
No. 800 and 9G2 Pennsy v snis avenue, cor. 9th ST.
PAWEBBOKER's SALE-GRFAT BARGAINS
N The property Of bert Fulten, Ia OH ST.
ETSlan SATURDAY, the 20th Of December az
GAK TO o'clock in the morning and O'Clock in
until the whole is disposed of, consisting of Gold
and Silver Watches. Diamonds, Rings, Pins, and
Jewelry OF every description.
decl6-d WIN. l.. WALL 4 90, Aucts,
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b southeast corner 9th and b streets northwest.
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Board Of Public Works of the District Of Columbia
Masblpgton, ID. q. December 9Th. 1873. dach
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RY LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylyaua ave. and llth street
Star Once Buildings.
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BRAINARp WARNER,l r,r.,..
GEORGE W; sTIGKNEY, 'u''ees'

s sF6HS4K " q sr TT6AkHsNEnYh' Trustees.
noy2e-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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SALE OF PART OF THE METROPOLITAN


n Is,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
No. 529 7th street, between g and II SIS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-05
- -
Nasty OuIdOne.

The Washington Star prints the fol-
loving letter from a gentleman in q
hsckwoods town in Iowa, who was re-
Gently appointed postmaster on the
muuifcent salary OF twelve dollars per
snnum. We give it vsrbratim ct ktsra-
TIM:
10 the ginersl postmaster at Wash
ington City nv Deare triendi hope You
will not pint me postmaster In this here
town ha,n't got no time to tend to il
suppose got the paper somehoS- my
friends sent up Recommended me but
haiu' got time to do the thing up as
it ort to be done. In fact don't know
hardly what is a go in to be done our
shoemaker would be very good man
ONLY be was Greiy square out which
you know ontits him tor the position
then there is our storekeeper jim
b that wants the position
mighty had but a. shure as you are a
Twin man jim B kant read GOOD
wri,in and that's the trouble You see
them that wants it don't know enuf to
tend it and them their that does don't
want to take it jim B wus rased
ont in the countrey and jest come to
town last week and don't know enuff to
be postmaster. hut do as you think best
only don't apiut me- | hain't got time
ever vour friend" dc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-05
Ea,al Aee,dsn, q, re,,ermap

A fatal accident occurred al Fetter-
man, tbis county, this week. T.. Bailey
sawyer for A. A Perry at Valley Falls,
was engaged with a number OF men on
Tuesday last, in getting some saw logs
into the river at the first mentioned
place, and while standing on q puplar
log the bark sudden Y broke aud slipped
off Mr.. Baily was thrown forward
to the ground. wheu a number OF logs
which were on steep hillside, or bank
rather, started to roll. Three OF them
passed entirely over his body, crushing
him terribly. He was promptly taken
charge Of by his fellow workmen aud
physicians sent for. All was done for
the injured man that could be, but on
THURSDAY morning, be died. Mr.. Bailey
was about forty-'our years OF age. and
lately a CIT zen OF the State OF Maine.
He had teen here in this county some
months, but had only moved his family
here some TWO weeks ago. He leaves
a wife and five children 10 NOUN his
untimely end. Mr. B. had secured d
reputation among his employers and
many friends a. being an houesI, sober
and Industrious man-GraftOn .Sentinel
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ArIl.riliciau.

"a Greek, bearing the Hold No lS)
hy Patricko Snllivsuo. A beautiful
ideal picture, tenderly treated. The
rounds of the ladder are beautifully
rung 10, and there is a great deal Of
sire 9Th shown in the bricks. The
cogf ierce with which the bearer APP
urnaches the scatfold, even with the
cry of"More mort" ringing in his ears
l. tremendous.
"Rveaoas nos reoutons (No. 63)
hv El.ene. Very. book beer hove-in
We were clad TO see this picture, as nc
collection j. complete without some
mutton from this artist, though, 81
there can be but few thousand OF bic
sheep in this country now, they are OIL
course quite rare, as mutton should be,
Notwithstanding they are well done.
Wreck o. Slcop," by Storms-evi
IDENTIFY one of the old masters. This
artist always has great deal OF spirit
in HE wster-especlallv alter he has
sod picture.
Flour piece" bv Miller. The works
of this artist are (k)needed 10 every
family. This specimen is entitled
r sing in the (y)east," a light aud
p.easlug composition produced IN no.
chester. New York. ..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-05

IT has never, heretofore, been under
stood in this country that when a bill
in Congress or in State Legislature
has been objected TO BY the President
in the one case or the Governor ia
the other. the Executive is thereafter
authorized to treat 1t as q nulIlty, not
withdrawing it may have been finally
passed in the manner prescribed 10y the
Constitution. President JoHNsoN would
have been delighted to disregard the
laws passed over his veto by Congres
in 1866, il he could have dore so with
IMMUNITY. But Governor JACOB as
sumes authority TO disobey all laws
that have been passed by the Legiela-
ture against his objection, aud, what is
if possible worse. refuses to obey 9th
ers to whose passage he never OF ected
At all If he may with impunity vio-
late one law, lie may disregard all the
ac.s OF the Legislature, because all
rest upon the same authority. Are the
people Of West Virginia prepared TO
accept JoHN J. JACOB CONTROLLED, a.
he is, bv reckless and revolutionary ad,
visars,) as the supreme authority IN the
State
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-05

TIE New York Herald OF last Fri
day achieved another OF its rapidly re"
curing triumphs. 1t issued a quad
ripple sheet containing an account OF
the opening oftbe Worlds Exposition
at Vienna on the lst OF May, fourteen
columns of which were transmitted by
the Atlantic cable. An English account
OF the fete was written by JOHN RUssELL
You've and EDMUND YATES as special
correspondents, and BERTHoLD AUER-
BACH and LOUISE MUHLBAca furnished
accounts OF the same event in German
This Issue of the Herald ought to be
put on Exhibition at the Worlds Fair
as one OF the most striking illustrations
Of American enterprise and energy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-05

VS. lesraihst with a view OF testing
the Governo claim IS TO the power OF
appoiutnISlStwo suits at law have been
begun. One is brought by the Cover
nor against the Board OF Directors OF
the Penitentiary to determine by wha
authority sthey act; and the other is
brought by Captain BRIDGES against
Mr.. SHALLCRoss to determine by what
authority he continues to discharge the
duties OF Superintendent OF the Penl-
Tertiary. 1t has been agreed that no
technical nor captious reasons for delay
shall be urged on either side and that
an effort will he made to secure the Il.
nal determiu alton o'the question by he
Supreme Court Of Appeals at lis session
in this city next month. We presume
that this arrangement will be regarded
as a sort OF truce, leading to a suspeu-
sion OF bostilities The Governor will
probably make no more appointments
for the present and no further effort
will be made at this time 10 disposse3s
those OF his appointees who hold their
positions.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-05
what Is Vitality?

Science ha, not yet answered this comm
drum. fine principle Of lie, in spite OF Inc
rp>ear hes Of chemists, doctors anu lne,a-
ph, SiCiSns, remains unknown. we KNOW,
bn;revpr.tl,gt wnen the d God is impure the
=. mach inert, the bowels irregular, the
liver disCrdered, Or The nerves rtlaxei, TINS
liz >u>tai ing prime pie, whatever Il may
ue, T. Snurn OF It's active power ana that lne
Snsv n animotes ,anguishes. We know,
tnnI snch of US as are capable OF deriving
knowIrdge from authenticated hcts that
HOst.tter's atrmach Bitters correct impus-
itIrS of the blood, tuvigorate the stomach,
regulate the b w is, tone the liver anu
brac,. the nerves, thereby com ba ting ana
subr ding the lead Ing morbid conqItions
which tent To shorten life. The average
ttne of human existence might unqnes-
tionah,y tie greatly heightened oy 1udlclous
Iif--ynd m is famouspre paration Is undoubt-
edlv the most W 30 esome stiInuiant at pre-
s-nt known. Y, .. i....-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-05

THE Constitution makes It the duty
OF the Governor 10 take care that the
laws be faithfully executed and his oath
OF office binds HIM 10 the performance
OF the same duty. Governor JACOB
seems TO have taken that oath with a
mental reservation" He executes only
such laws as please him-the rest be
disobeys. He did not even veto the
bill passed last winter amending and
re-enacting the law concerning the
Board OF Public Works; hs expressed
no objection to it whatever; but he
now coolv di-regsrds II aud acta a.
though no such law had ever been
passed. The act amending the law In
relation to the Board OF Directors o.
the Penitentiary wss not objected to by
the Governor; but be re uses to execute
or obey it. The law giving the Board
Of Public Works authority to appoint q
Superintendent OF the Peuitentiary was
passed as long ago a. 1866 and has re-
NAMED unameuded IN this particular
up to the present time; and vet the
Governor, notwithstanding his oath TO
take care that the laws be 'aiihtully
executed" orders the employment OF
torcible means 10 resist the execution OF
this law.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-05

TIE State ticket in Ohio, this year.
will compromise the election ola Gov
ernor, Lieutenant Governor, two Su-
preme Judges, Treasurer Of State,
Com ptroller Of Treasury, Attorney GEM
eral and a member OF the Board OF
Public Works.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-05

WHEELING is represented at the
Worlds Exposition in Vienna, by the
energetic managers OF the Superior
Machine Company. We fail to find
any other representation Of West Vir-
GINA industry in the list OF American
sxhihitnrs ...... ~ Z.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-05

Mr.. J. RANDOLPH Tucker, JR., a
pron.inent Young lawyer Of Charleston,
". Va. ard editor Of the Courier, OF
that city, WAS married THURSDAY even-
ing IN Richmond, Va, 10 Miss Fannie,
vnuu,est daughter OF Judge w. W.
Crump, of that city The marriage
ceremony was witnessed only by -tew
particular friends, but a brilliant re-
crption was afterwards held.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-05

TIE people of Richmond have con.
cluded to postpone their grand celebra-
ton Of the opening Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad until the first week
10 next November at which time the
State Fair will be in progress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-05
LEWIS BAKER d 90.
MONDAY, MAY S, 1873.

Iris reported that Hon. S. S. Cox
will be selected to I'll the seat in Con-
gress made vacant by the death OF
Hon. JAMES Books. No other selec-
ton could afford so much satisfaction
to the whole people.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-05

We don't know VINO the Wheeling
reporter for the Associated Pr tss Is
but merely remark that his dispatches,
whenever any political question is con-
cerned, are characterized 10y both IL
norance and mendacity. He says, for
iostance, that the legislature OF this
State has appointed a Board Of Public
Works independent of the Governar'
which is not true. He then styles the
Board Of Public Works and all It's ap'
pointees "bogus," borrowing the term
from the Iatel!igencsr in whose office,
the dispatch was probably written.
These dispatches are intended to de-
ce;ve the press and people of the coun-
try ss to the nature OF the conflict that
has arisen hv reason OF Governor
JAooB's dr45h,i Hence to law, and they
are par ss &C .cs pY "n'cn ne
homes ,ocr .pathy abroad. The
Board OF /. No'ks and all its ap-
poiptees h4vp ,roceeded in all their &C.
tons in 60 r-a ty with the provisions
If the law: il is he Governor and hs
friends who are ,rampling the law un
der their leet a.. who are attempting to
exercise "boeus" authority. The AS
socisted Press dispat ches are intended
solely for -ioreigo consnmpt'on- IN
wont go down" in West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-05

Judge Lewis IS having good run
Of bnslue,s," this term, aud is putting
it rapidly through the forms aud cere-
MONIES. We believe the judge Is rem
dering general satisfaction in his official
canacir - West Virginidn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-05
TO THE LADIES.
HAGAN'S

Mr.. G. MctJY, lSs MAIN STREET,
IIbas returned from the Fast Win
large a So im@nt of handsome iac-s. 10
ciuding sscques, shsvis and ficbus. Bro
cad and Roman fashe~ aud Stsh KiDbOns,
Hamburg Em'ioiderles, Gloves, dents and
Ladtes Hosiery, HandkeJcBies. Corsats'
intending Mn. Moodys Abdominal Or
sets, handsome ready made Summer Sniis,
LAdies' and ChildrsnS farasols. apps
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NOTICE..
NOTION A sTRIKE.

A LIQUOR CHANT WISHES u
n 20 say privately to "Friend OF HUI
manity," and takes this meihod " onlhg 80
made arrangementsto have hack en-
trance 10 h y store (fnr him aud such ~ he,
who are too hypocritical or too modest TO
com in at the froht, when they want Their
tod,'D where he or they can have all they
want on, the sly, wlthou danger OF beng
exposed He does not consider il nee 'SSary
TO have either screens or'frosted windows.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-05

nr. Turgrou has cured me o. severe
I.7H y II. CHALK,
kirkWO ODD Glass Works.
WHFFLivG, Mar n 1873.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-05

Having TIED TT fouglon's treatment IL
HHtsrT'h in my own cn'e, and Witnesses iIs
effects on oilers. / am entirely Nan>hen
lIad u VIII ca e the 'i-"tse. 1 have great
faith In pr. LOngdnS ski.
49,. JOHN IL. HICKEY,
- James Hotel.
MHEELrNs. Anril ~. IS-H
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-05

have Il lei Dr. Isugdous treatment IN
CatarIh, and Know IL nil cure.
D.. J. NC. nENi ERSON,
Cor. KOtf ard lst streets, Centre Wheeling
April II, 1913.