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National Republican., 1873-12-29

4 New YOgR CorEMroRNRr 0f coiiol lrrd
l,ic tinauclal and commercial Insight h,'ir,,'
that with the opening OF the new year We s!il!
have 4 general revival of business; thai lhs
dividends which viii b. paid during the mex
tea lays will, Of themselves, make large zap.
taI. THE leading railroad lines will be abic Ic
National Republican., 1873-12-29

THE NkrioS Al RErr HLicAS, referring to the
absurd report that we los, nancy In tho fdphd3
says 1t was not mUuey, but something else. We
are told this snmr;hins c,ss means character =
The CopiidL
The Capital Is misin'nrm'j anl the repu',.
ton of the NATIONAL REruBLIcAx asa news
paper should have convinced our cotcinporary
that tha, cDns ructim of ouc meaning VIE
wrpug. We print oulyths la,es! aud fresircs'
news.
But as the Capital seems 10 b, :, murh wor
r,,l over thr matter we shall cglcLrur to help
II to an understanding of exactly mhs. We did
mean. To that end we would ask Il to read
the irst half column of It's own ''spcial gns.
sip yesterday, the pen portrait Of swygit,
swyrit who came to Washington an inic-
! pendent journalist, but who has so yielded to
the fascinations Of society that NOV his sever
Il, lessons as he aseends the social aud politl
cal. his pointed pen being given to pnncturins
ihe poor devils who have NOT We, won their
way 10 The highest placcs"--Wid'low- AMI the
chimes, fpr instance. Does the fapiioi cstcl,
our meaning
National Republican., 1873-12-29

The United States took l,JIJ0J sacks OF the
!s9 80 exported in 1870. anl full! lbe saue pro.
portion Or ths whole quantity exported since thn :
date. Dur'ug thr year ending september 30 1874
Brazil furnished sS6.0ntof he 4i,9yoo, bales Of
cotton consumed ny Europe. The vJlus OF ex.
,Drts To ,iF.at BftaIa Ia lSf, was ssossJs.o, and
that Of hnpnrSs'-ln ssI lTO. The value af British
cotton manufacture. Impaired In issa wa almost
exactly cUysrei by that OF the raw cotton ex-
ported 10 the l',lIi ei Kingdom IN the same year
InIs3thc naiannI debt of Brazil wass;ated ct
$ils W? fs6, ol which syJ.ojo0yl Va. foreign. and
SiiO0J, ,OO0 was pIfcr money. She hat NJ ne same
date six lines Vt railway. sTsreui'iuv Az miles.
the receipts from wl."h were ~ rssTJ ant tho
running expen-2. wee r2.iis.S2L Ah,it one
hall oI this IN lcugc Is subsidized by the iiO,srn.
msnt. S-@h.
Commercial enterprises OF all so7ls are rapid v
Increasing in Brazil, the Goyernment showing a
.agaclous encouragement or them by granting
liberal conees s'ions TO British ant American capt.
talists Tor railways and steau- lines. street.
railways are conmon In Rio de yaneir0, and are
well patrunIled by the popuiHl'uD. male and
female. They are considered an In hp"rAnt aid 10
tho development Vi local lraiiie. ...
The following table exhibits The value Q. The
commerce between the United ) ate and Brazil
sIncclSis, and The difference between tie export.
AMI imports ior each rear
National Republican., 1873-12-29
FOR NEW YEARS.
nEssas. LITTLE, nnewN . Co.,
Have Nsv nss<sy, ~ o ~.

"..f "nse Neb bsouyt .s 80 ,aI.#
MAY ON THE Law OF InsuRANcE As
ssiIs'i'hac. by JoSs v. Gsy,e.s. s,o' shsess.
tesIssrs, yh.r,e- q .or thcn,,u,s q ..r Con-
,aa Gerslp ~ issnrsSs is,sr.ii \, " fs.%,sss
llsss sS,s II rSTs,; rlS 3r @ @os'ss
ISss..,lcS; =; 2iisSs.iss; II: EiI,r; %Sss,S,lr
ps,io~s Xiii. s"Is,,e; XIV. % weaa,s ny vicicSee.
llsnss 2. snsiiee in MILITARY scrys; kes,riet,ea,
IL fsy%sais f wi, ss Sissr IN. @ XVII ~ .ss
H,,,.sni%sn, .ns sf W. rSlc Hr tss nm ~
fsy%sn, q .ss iS.', XXI. " f.siss'os ~ saii
XIV. ". .oasrsltec and Other kindEs.l inslr.
icmssls., k;iisaes. s Fissass. Bsafrupiey. -
OUTFITS ON TINE LAW OF PATENTS rOn
sfHTEs OF ksihisK. .sS ,ss senei., G;
'i1 cusi., s"f% s.s. s. sssrSss' sSssp. GS e''s
KENT's COMMENTARIES ON AMERICAN
LAwi ~ iioaa 5sns-~ xenh kd.tsa & sni ~. hs.
sT2RIs R,srs, G1MssFTARLEs os s saEIry r,r,,
ssss' ssii's ct. "!N vs. ss
wss4s.sS "A nsslsts4s es JS sMETTcSs s"ys4css h,y
ssScrs s,Sers EiI;,''urn' W. LL,b ra'ra kd''o"' no
Also, Reeesssy PwSssssed, aar
hisSR HILL SR a Ts wuSsa. assas fGE Err
tioo. svo. Sheep. G.h cn-MN Fsi
National Republican., 1873-12-29

THERE seems to b som" opposition In the
confirmation of General =. Z. Blair as in.ur
ancc commissioner for the state Of Missouri
4 journal which supported HIN for the United
sta;es Senate declare, that h. should I've r.
iecicd for hi' presens position tecause she
voted for the salary steal" This e nn eS-
ceedingly curious ground upon which to batc
rn opposition In view ol recent events here IN
Washington. Did not the Democratic party ~
he House support salary man for speaheG
ani mark down :. :. Coz bad On the MAJ
-sIn" because he yeItgrcd upon an opposition
National Republican., 1873-12-29

Tus Hon, Schuyler colrsS, we arc glad to
learn, is praciicing in his distant Western home
the sweet, sngelc virtues which 10 endcared
him to every beatifie association In the East,
and made him the model Christian statesman
of his generation. The other day he found a
drunken man lying upon the sidewalk. Instead
ofpasslng him by, he lited him tenderly Into
wagon and took him to his home, inquiring
at house after house In stree, amer stree, where
he lived. How characteristic Of fdear, good Mr..
llnlGsxi
National Republican., 1873-12-29

THE New York G,dldir, In an article entitled
! the DECAY OF Congress," sSys: lit I, - ply
HAT oar political system does not provide Tor a
clEs. of legislators who are To some extent IN
lePrl,lrnt Of public opinion and able 10 rl,c
dave ,hc dIcratIon Of party and the elamors II
DO irs..' What In the name Of all that s
-a D.. .. .u the laws and the Constitution does
tr rfiyJ,ic mcan' We have turned and
iNi.,rpl. the above sentence dozen lImes aud
can yet out or II only enc mranilla, rhg' olir
young coicmporary wants House 81 Lord,
Is that ~
National Republican., 1873-12-29
" LIBERTY AND Law UNDER rEDERA.
TIVE tfOyERNMENT." By BuIroS A..
HUI. IdrrisDrr Co, Publishers,


Mr. Hiii is a 81. Louis lawyer, and during
thirty-nvc years practice has had rare opi'or-
tnn'ties to observe tho machinery Of our form Of
government. The design and character Of tho
work before US, he assures us In the preface, has
accompanied him through all his legal practice.
belieying In the capacity Of the human race foe
sefForcrnfnent snaiyying the pflnclplel upon
which the republics OF other ages were based, and
asocrtainlns the osuses Of their failure, he pro-
Goods 10 expose the denciencies of our laws, and
to recommend Improvement. An outline is
skctched, kind Of Reorganization suggested,
and hints on all subjects pertaining 10 a stable
torn OF government thrown out, which are really
most valuable. Public hygiene, education, pub.
lie highways, taxation, even down TO the domestic
relation, forin tho topics, which are considered
with such keen. penctratins foresight aud en-
phstic decision as to show the skin Of conncis.
seur. We hope the wise and Just suggestions
thus brought to bear upon all our laws may he
received by the press, the public, and oar hsis.
lators with that proft close perusst and study
Of the work cannot fail 10 hcstow.. ..4
National Republican., 1873-12-29

l--T .--'y = s'""ua'l fAhhiHs Nsti hNW'a
ay aid from Congress Al Ft
Acccsntse to the Chicagp Tribune the city
authorities refuse 10 accept Cages offer 10
turn overall hi property, valued a, overhaul
million dollars,to indemnify the corposaton
against loss son his defalcstlou, unless his
bondsmcn VIII also agree to enter into new
bond to cover the full amount OF the. deficit,
and that journal thinks this very hard case.
IL proceeds to consider II az an Individual debt
instead OF an endorsement of funds by public
officer, and contends that when he has given
up all his property the city should exact
nothing further from bis bouismen than their
present bonds call FOR. tits jus, possible tbs,
the finance committee Do no, wish 10 place
themselves IN the light OF compromising
felony. In the eye Of the law aud the fact,
We. Gage is not simple debior Of the city,
hut, having misapplied ber funds without her
knowledge or consent, wishes TO be considered
as an honorable bankrupt, who claims release
upon turning over his effects 10 his creditors.
This is one OF the TriSsps's latest ideas Of
reform practically Illustrated. II serves to
show how deeply seated are Its affected prin-
ciples of reform. Fearing that one Of ils friends
may he called upon to enact the role OF Boss
Tweed u Is anxious to have him settled with
In an honorable manner. "swear him and let
him 60"
National Republican., 1873-12-29
s11sfsPRINCIPAI. OFFICE -.
TX FREEnMAN's SAVINGS AND TRUST

.. WAsniSGToN, u. g, sept. y, issa.
NCTlCE TO uErosITuns,-fTUm AMI amer tlis
'nt, and until fnrther notice this Company viii ST.
ply its rNr Trluirlng SIXTY DAYS huiie, Of la
nm "a 70 "'''''''"G DIV. ssfiCKSfY. an,ar.
tlae DRUSs, CuEMICALs, PERFUME.
~ reF. Pnnndrs rpltl Artle.sf, Ae.. 81 ION-
e,t rates, aiTEMPLEDRt6 sToht.
sc,s- HON MEOPATHIC CNEBICINEsAND
SsS specifics At the TEMPLE DRUG STORE,
corner fhnd Nintli street,.
hSss-AII. THE tOTGH MEDICINES,
~ Sod Liver olis, Trorhes &C., At The rcm-
PIE Drug StOr. nDyl
rRsPCRE WINES AND IIaIoRs FOR
AZ medicinal purposes, Al the Tcmple Drng
StOe. noNl
a-s9fsWHEN NYOUCANNOFfINDW WHAT
~ ypH want ~ other pacts, tr, uic frupr
Drug StOTe, and NlHth -tTtrlr. nuGl
a---=ar==-=aF'-- - i's-z- 7-1s.
HE1rJI1x H. 9EA7LW,
AHCHITEt7f,
ITO o. street, opposite Post once DE.
partnrnt.
,ilo.l
National Republican., 1873-12-29
rev PUBLICATIONS.


THE ARENA AND TIE TuRoNEr Byf.
rowssKsp, o. u. Publishers, Iliss sssr-
nRpi Boston. LNH, SnRpAnp Il ufiftNauAH,
rev YORK. For sale by VIZ. BALLASryrk.
Is dcliehtiully refreshing and profitable 70
turn from the light, fosmy literature, aboundins
In such nsuses,ins sxcsss, 10 Z work csthsssAs
and rcaecsIca. Questions which have sud are
sun sfitaiink spssulasivs thsoIcGy ass srcuped
to9ether here. reoelvlne clear. candid consider
Mion Arguments for and against the pIurAlity OF
wsrlds, the character Of Judas, the Bcok cf Jcs,
correspondence between tho physical and the
spiritual wcrhl-lhcse sre subjects Of eiosc and
general inquiry. And Mr, TcsHscnds 40 iucills,
arrest attention and secure eah-reuce. We niost
heartily rsccrunend this really rseherch. volume
as rare aud sweet, and templlng.
"HoME NOOK, or, ,TIIEuRowN Orpt'rY,"
ers, Lss SHsrAWp Bcsien; I.ss, susrAWpS 1
pithkanss, New YORK For sale by wn.
"Homs NootE Is another Of ,ha, class Of novel.
We arc always having "over aud over aKaln."
Here are three sisters Eleanor, Jessie and Msixe,
win two brothers, Clcment and Philip, all nice.
pleasant, amisbIe folks, raised In inSury and re-
hnement, knowing only the worlds approving
smile through fortunes happy patronage.
chsnge OF circumstances comes the father f,ils In
business. becomes q bankrupt; . struggle for In
dependence begins; the world turns rough and
cold, and character develops itself Eleanor hnds
herself not brave enough to face adverse fate sc-
cepts rich aunt's patronage, and remains . fash.
ionahle woman. Jessie aud Madse. passing hum.
bly, under the rod, following the voice Of duty,
merge into strong, sc,treiisnt women. Every.
thing IL, morally, comme n fasi In these pages,
We are disgusted with no coor-encss, no inpro-
prictics; sll Is son and volvety. Only We got
little weary ot a road so familiar, aud wish some
new turn would present itself
National Republican., 1873-12-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
i,,r.REV. o. u. TIFFANY, D. D., Will
frrsphI FyFSiSs rccr%scr y; u Z; ca.cnsi"s s.aSn ~
atTp. "a. subj 81. Work and lis Worth, ~,
MEsrtsa SHISH Hss'Syrsss q r. ssSSSA Ss,Itsa
As.qsist'S" 4 ,,groipiSa n, for TrfsnAr, nc..
TS% Ssr fyG sirc't W and % sS"apr. ."ri a.
ip ~. lmp.rt,nt husiars, ,, 10 come before II re.
d?s'.sf f'' '"' Miis. W. y. BAscoM, scc'y.
r,S.F0R FUN ATTEND CONCsRT EN.
Ss sna Sinass .rss sas ssssis sSTSs.
Ing al ian O'Clock. Admi,si"n y cents. d,.s'
.yaMAsONE.-fHE INSTALLATION
c%mnnc,,iHn H. 81 "T ,,,, The Grsnd LYfse FA
SsiS%c sSss T'TEs f's SR4Es EhyES!SH GS.sS sS
rS.A MEETING OF THE STOCK.
SrrtoT held q u, oc" .' Of IL 1Sc rcapsnS
S"rSr Sr ~ ns III f Sf jsas NJ
The p"ll' viii lie opened at " m. andei"'rd al :
'Trsu fer hook. viii be closed on the l., of Isuu-
'r!' 49, """ opened 'as"l.y KikEk n iT President,
HESuy Hurt, Secretary. ki,cs.ii
sas-IMPORrANr TO TAxPAYERs.
orsWsf1 Waslea4Ss R,ssHsy 81 ,es n MA
~ psr cent. viii he ailessd on taxes for isi Il
psa ps-G%Ss .l0ts !aS1E, S,'Is,I s ,,ro,r, ~, an
or,ha h.ir:et securities. xlii he f,csi,sd Y nay
meni. LEWIS nLEPuANE,
ts-sExp ~ ySTn 1 ,i, SiA.Ds AT Ss oSsE
bIRrcr'SSaay% w u th- bfi,V NaaTloSAf H.. 10
PUBLICAN. Address lios 8, kfrr nLicAS oacr.
s5s-rOR ANYvHsNa YOU wANT.
SLPHASfrfii'Hi,, itisfSEss fSEs' '6rReeHrokf 'rs Il,
sssrtKsT tSS toLD KoDA.
mrnS'rv,s,.
its rcnnsyiNauis avenue.
depot for Mineral v urr.. dec.o-en
sS suRNNCECOMrASY,
-, wAsnISaroy, nccc,ubcr ~. is7s
insrrpnce Tor lhf ensuing year. Al The Oncc ur ih
Company ou or bcforc MnNpAM ,.; ns;Cn,"r q,
dFs-F. N, wsr sscrs "a.
rN-LEGAL AND OTMER BRIErs
~. ,r,RilNrEp ATTHEm ATTH,! H sl!oRTEsr M0li.,,t
s1s-THE BEST DANCE IN Fun.
,Sc. S y ND pS 4 H Il. fs.ISsss %.sri %. III IL
Eighth stte't southeast. orst-tf
sz%wEBER's RaND. LOUIS wEpER
~ l"n'r furnishes music for bslls, p'i, ate
.'s; & Sss' sss s iS''as' Si A. pifssg ni
tie Elll' inn.lr store. aud at my r".drnr rs
.IHh street. Navy larl, Telegraph urire nnr
'qnar" "i TIE h"us"' orist-ln,
tFSIMPORTANTT TAX NOTICE. .i
A., The a.,cssIouls for STREET IMPROVEMENTS
aud SENfRAGF. N not raid Within thirty days.
wiz ibcar iniorest nth rate Of ten yer cr'i. n"r
rHptul. Ihts e iaAes eau now be paid with bOUis.
Mhlel The Ghdefslgued can supply alta very heavy
dsrount having bought them hi inst ninonuIs at
inish ~, iisn current mrn.t rrlts2i i,r ~ 'l-
iirnl fsiRu' Brospr, T,s street n1rthwrst.
dgob.im
s-@ssPECi TANEs.
I nsEsrs VI properly having special iaNs' to pay,
either for -f'et uJ rJN .lnrrtanT sMCrEgr rn furi
heavy rer~.niarS by ieayis t " hilis witt foi
settlement Information i,IiIfNl u. ..-. ..- ....
LASiDpS. BkHnER \ ALBRIGHT
ICnlCfs ~ hsal Fslht' aud >triu4'i,ss
hoS-if NJ. IT, street, "ir. lie fu't 'E e,
tpf" THE LApiEs.
NME. l.. +. JEANNEi,ET having returned from
PARIS. WITH tlr iaiasi sirts VI Dinnrr, Halt aud
Wtdhk DIus.vs, aud Hat Of choicest sll lee. sAu
be found ~ NJ" ~ ElIyeEth street, one door from
Pennsyh ANA avenue, DTtssts constantly on hAnd,
Z
National Republican., 1873-12-29
t0F.TO THE LApIEs.

NINE. l.. 4, JEASSERET having returned from
Paris. with tlir iatast sirhs VI Dinnrr, Halt aud
Wtdhk Drus.vs, aud Iiais Of choicest sll lee. can
be fnund ~ NJ. ~ Eleventh street, one door from
Penpsy!, an.ha aycnue, Dresses constantly on hAnd
National Republican., 1873-12-29

meet their obligations, and other cofporatious'
whose prospects were somewhat eioudcd sisty
days since are now In o much better condition.
than Y WAS then cxpectcA. they ever would be.
INC country is gradually r1iaing itselr without
any aid from ConKrcss. -
National Republican., 1873-12-29

Nrilcle.. lyii ,d,. l,'s-'n; ls9.iT., is'o-'iL
cotton, lbs I0,lIEIll aLslD @sB slIa
sugar, lb-. j,jD,sp AGF,g.l .LltLJsi aI,5ja, s1
iGnbHr, lbs III. F Ia iiI1. 9sU ~ fpi h1gs los
Codec. H.. uI5sI .aA EAGl tSl tia "a slT a.. ~
'arao lh.., Isl, ihl u, ...........f ,:sl
Iialr, lb,.,. l,Iu,SN piLs,t sI,pN ga s6S
Wool. lhs.. .........., arsL9p a.1;,W' s,Ae, JlJ
National Republican., 1873-12-29
,s.sWUBER,S RAND. IOIIS WcnrR

AZ leader, furnishes nnslr for hslls. p'i, ,lr
pa riie-. q, rInsns. state ociabl, psrnhs pp "a s-
fal., ur'Itr,cnn he len Rt ". q. MiUcr"l.s nnh
Tie tlllf innslr store. Ahd at my residence rs
.Nh street. Navy Yard, Teir graph unire nn"
.gu are uf the h0us.. orIsl-2nl
National Republican., 1873-12-29
agsIMPORTANT TAN NOTICE.

lie a.scs.,icnls for sTKEET IMPROVEMENTS
aud StNfRAEE. N not paM Within thirty days.
wiz hear Int crest htlht rate OF ten per ctnt.
rgngm, These iaAe. eau now le paid with gDuis.
wllcll The tniderslgped can supply alta very hruvy
discount. hdvink houym them W lHst ninOnilTs at
Inirh lrss than current market r,le,, Ter iii IN
liza kiRtr Broker, Te k.,rert murthwrst.
National Republican., 1873-12-29

nsEsr. VI properly having special iaN.' to pay,
either fur tf'et hJ rev .lnrnan nr sM6rHgr rHn fnri
heavy Ier~sbiaFf bN ieaNus f' " hilis witt ut Tot
ruttIcint nj. Information 9,,ThIfN,b u. ......
Icnl6t, ~ Real F,iHt' aud ~,rfri!i's.
HUh-if NJ. 7u- street, vpr. Tie lu.i 'E 0",
National Republican., 1873-12-29
PROVISIONS.

nILb,AaP tLI;Is RI caN 9N TIM nes.EpIEs 2.
tioa. svo. Sheep. u.5l - c1o-uW Y:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-11

STILL SUPERIOR. is with some de-
gree OF municipal pride that we record
the fact that the moving machine man
ufactured by the Superior Machine
Company Of this city ia everywhere &C
knowledged to be the best in use. In
every contest where it has been tried tie
merits have been so conspicuous as TO
win for it an easy victory over all cons
petitors. It's latest triumph was ct
Fayetteville, Tennessee, where, in COM
petition with the Champion and Allan
tic machines, it was pronounced the
best by a committee of farmers who
submitted it to every practicable
test. In standing or lodged
or tangled grass and over
all inequalities OF the ground
the machine did lie work and
established lis Claim TO be considered in
fact as vel! IS in name Superior TO all
others. It's light draught. its simplici-
ty o, construction. and the ease with
which it can be handled are the main
features of it's superiority. One Of these
machines is on exhibition in the
American department of the Exposition
at Vienna, and we have little doubt
that there as well as here it will be
VICTORIOUS 1t is, so far as we are in
formed. the only representative ofWest
Virginia industry in that great hive Of
the nations, butt is representative
that will not fail to win honor for the
State. ... .-.-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-11
Disorder IN the First Ward !
POLICEMAN ASSAULTED
He Shoots one Of His Assailants.

About midnight, Monday night, while
Jack Stratton, his brother Kit Stratton
and another man, name unknown,
were going up Market street, they be-
came very disorderly. The men had
been drinking and were yelling and
singing and behaving in disorderly
way, generally. -0
Jas they were going up Market
street, North Wheeling, and when they
had got to the hay scales, near the cor
ner Of Market and Washington streets,
Deputy Sergeant Bogard wentto them,
and warned them that they must keep
better order or he would be compelled
to arrest them. Instead Of obeying, they
became more noisy than ever, swearing
that The officer was not man enough to
take either of them. As officer Bogard
laid his hand on Jack Sutton telling
himthat.he must consider himself I'M
der arrest, the three went for the
officer, knocking him down and beat
ing and kicking him. The noise of the
fight brought out VIM. Rail and q wo'
man, named Jenny Nichols. from their
houses and these managed to get two
of the assailants away from Bogard'
As the officer rose 10 his feet he drew
his revolver and ordered them to stop
and 60 with him 10 the lookup, instead
Of obeying they started off on a run and
Bogard fired at Jack Stratton, who with
the unknown man finally got away 10
Ohio.
Kit Stratton started in another die
rection and the officer fired at him
hitting him in the arm above the wrist
Joint. As soon as he was hit Stratton
picked up stone, end as be was in the
act OF throwing, he received announcer
bill from, Bogard's revolver. 1t entered
his abdomen ipflicting q dangerous
wound. ..,.. ....--
,shatton fell to the ground, and the
officer, assisted by several persons who
the firing attracted to the spot, carried
him to the Vigilent Engine house and
sent for DR.. Martin, by whom the
wounds we're dressed. Stratton was
then conveyed to his residence at Full
ton. We heard yesterday morning that
his condition is critical.
1t seems that the STATIONS had de-
clared that they would never be taken
to the lookup by any Did Deputy
Sergeant in Wheeling"
We learned last night that Stratton g
attending physician had extracted the
ball fromt wound in his arm. The
other ball has entered his lung, and
was not found. He may recover. but
his case is considered critical.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-11
Valuable Manufacturing Prop
~ arahiuartV For Sale.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
L sale Phillips well-knoWn Foundry,
Brick Machine Shop DC. including the
ground they are situated upon, containing
about "a acres. with Engine, Boilers,
Skating, aud n lot ofyaluable Lathes, Tools
Patterns. Flasks, Foundry Fixtures, Black
smith Tools, &C sufficient TO do q large bust.
ness, will sell the entireWorks with or with
out the Tools and Patterns, or with such
Tools, n may be selected.
Capitalists and mechanics seeking a good
and cheap location for car works with
bull ling and many OF the Lathes, Tools,
&c suitable for the iron work part are in
yited to examine these works.
The location for car works or any other
mauufactnringb business can not be excelIed,
being situated on the west side OF the p. w
and K. r. X. track and fronting 400 n. on
the Ohio river, with wagon way and good
haIbor and landing, saving expense oil
hauling by shipping and receiving direct
at fireworks by rail and river.
The title Of the property IL indsputable.
Work. in good order ready for operation.
For further Information as to prices,
terms, &C., address or apply to.
|RhItlL VI II W. Phillips.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-11
MrstpAt Iss1RrnE,y,; ,,,. .,...-.Novb ere did

MtsfcAL IssrRrnEsrs.---Nowhefe did
we ever see a finer and better stock Of
Pianos and Organs than at Sheib's
Music Store, Washington Hall, or hear
better terms offered to buyers than
there. - Here yous End he ~ sber,
Ghickering. sheib, Hartman and other
Pianos, the famous. Eureka Cabinet
Organs, the Pipe Organs, various second
hand instruments Of all kinds and
makes. IS. SO or almost any larger
monthly Gum will procure an instrument
there at lo,Oer prices than elseaohers and
MI. Sheib's known experience in the
business enables him to guarantee the
best instruments for the lleast money.
Call at Shei6s and see for yourself
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-11

KENTUCKY LIBRARY.-The third gift
enterprise of the Public Library oil
Kentucky is being extensively adver-
tsed in the papers Throughout. the
country, 1t Is under the management
OF ex- G oyernor Thomas f. BramleEte,
and rot only has the endorsement but
active cooperation ofTost Of the banks
business men and prominent citizens OF
Louisville. This is one Of the lew en-
terprises of the kind the entire fairness
OF which cannot be questioned. The
Public Library building is one of the
finest in the city, and was recently
purchased at cost OF 100000.
Tickets may be had OF J. V. l..
Rodgers, 100 Market street. < 2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-11
SUMNER UslFoRMs.1 The Secon,

SUMNER UKlFoRMs' The Second
Branch of the Council last night passed
an ordinance sppropriating go toward
procuring a summer uniform for the
city police. The uniformyis to-cousist
OF blue flannel blouse and pantaloons.
and black felt cap. The First Branch
adjourned before reaching the ordi-
nance, so it lays over until Friday night,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-11

WoN'r NorIcE THsM.-City Sergeant
Davis haslately received good many
anonymous communications asking
him to have the police do this, that OF
the other thing. He requests US to say
that il a matter ia Of sufficient import
arce to write about it is certainly o.
suffisientimportancs for the writer to
sign his name to. Hereafter he will
take no notice Of any communication in
regard to the police or police matters
uuless signed By a responsible name.