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New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
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dsrs ale Sides eldsi Lsrd lu snl psHuaL ard
nof-iasl
nHwAusEH May 'sFlcsr S.' sod unss'ssa Wheat .s.s.j
ard uenAls No Mixed 4c RFe fst demand EBd lower
cat Barley sieadr ake Ersehb-Whs. TO Bsfao &C.: 10
nenis-goug Mls rilmr l2o no bash Wheat.
OxvEGO Mav 26-Fou unebanrei taies zoo ohA ss for
~ sprnr - 80 tor Asref W9Nri sIe 30 70, Whis n
Wsatee a 6ldkl C5 Corr dalii sl of ~ Ih az
80 Illinois soc Re an Pess quiet Corn NJ @ At al Is FOR
DOsd IT y ST bsSssI W lsL s l, ds ale, Of shon'
- y-,i fe com ant Rre, 7lc to Ns-Yofk; Lumt er
g IS to lie Hisou % Hework hairosd rsish 10
Phidephs BostoBee TO ssS 70, 70 wsH 10y sn'
RE i1 o ms PES 25t0n feet o LIrbt Sh n nts w
Caoa-s 200 hush Wheat S5 bush ne aao st LsE
o. l = teqso IS Tor Winter Nhest 80 l5aS0 81
FBeI brands. wheat ver' qaiet Bed ~gs ~ AMBER 90
= u.1S esi sfss Oats steady Al 500 or Whts Coaes
6m, RI s020c Java, 2nl 0ie ~ sugar 9a tsf 10 Coed
Rsuag Cuba Gse No. Ms, p5 sis ss pine ss fs sms
Pei tjSIS L,r sio Petroleum quet Crude LIE Rsdnsd
ly!o WhskT arm al Re -G...S U1.., An .,A ,.-...
ss Leos - Al sa sI a. Wini-r Red 81 noel -
20 R ii tig s o. Corn dul and doapinK eiosing lover
~ Is,.d 7ae In elevator; 3S 6slc, seller June O. dui
Ne i.s Eo 1ie on the tact J1duic, eievsior
I;s seler June Bars1 doll and nominal h1e ni hea oSdc
Pr d aud u0nu the s'oE 81 sian s y Iss l''' hans ani
% ~ s., nd hhsr shoaisrs li Clear Rb sides slei Clear
500 gie 10 higher orders IaIa quieis stern n5s al
eA, 1,nv,nr O2Ss Recsps-SOOo hhls. Flour
~ 90 5ah IS 90 bah Corn siseo bah oa lo on'h-
Ma, 2s-Flour quiet UNCHANGED whet ssaiyi No
vlite W.bsh 81 II No White Habssh 81 a. NO White
Nrbru 81 Amber MiehiEan spot 81 81 yane bl ~ St
ST. M al jgse 81 ss bsf Of Jane 81 6e Rejected RED a.
S ,,.s, sb MIXED spot lne 46i JAW te Aasa 4aie
Sepiesosi y'st ~ s 10 BuSio 81 9le 20 Osvego Ta1
1000 bush NheAt 5'v1 bush Noth
Ss Ost sSppsnts 900 bb Flour isOo Iasa Wheat l70sO
N 1LuaNf fNl
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCR.

p NOTfh H71fT Vtst'5 1na R1iIToadA
NAY 2-le ntg Asles ia5 bb G. s. Oil, 654 bales Cotton,
pkg Dned Frit. ofJ Eggs s22 bbL Flour. SO bO Meal
56 7476i bush Wheat 1851 bash Corn. al bush Oats
bush Rye, 800 blsl Malt sg9 bush. Barley III bulls Beans
~ bb Copper % bales hemp DGS HIDES ~ 0dlL Hides bAe
skins $50 Oil fiBt IL bs kOsn bb Spr
Tmenuns g. bales Moss lo9 OIL Cake i3 bb Moses
26o pigs Pork g2 Cut Meats AZ LArl $50 Butter
2254 Cheese 3i TGlOu % Steanu 6 Rce
25 pKgs starch Peana $50 Tobacco, 81 pEgs To
baooo, 4g3 bales " COL 6I9 bbA. WHISKY
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
NEw-YoKK LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
PRICES OF CATTLE TO-DAY.

wHERE rHE CATTLE ARE FRoM.-Illinols, 4es2i Texas,
La ono. 81 Kentucky, % New York lO6 Missouri,
81 Iowa. 2o6 Indiana, 239; Tennessee, 33.
bEENEs-Ine offerings to-day and yesterday were
% oaEs-lss ears al C0mmunipaw, 50 cars at One
tundredtb-sts and II cars az Weehawken, or l7sl
beeyes against So cars or $3.50 0eeves the previous
two Of the marketplaoes trade opeued win nr4ees
stronger and az the other shade easier than on last
Monday. The sales were generally allow and fbe
average price about same as last MondaV The onsiit
81 the natives generally speaking not uite As Sood "a
lat although there were some better eattle OF
fered SIX cars Of cOarsish Illinois eatfie e4 soId
iltc Of Illinois do u cwt al III Sisc cars
DO, u cwt, az ii l23t; cars Illinois DO. average
evt i2a. common Missouri steers q ssS eSSt
Rtuicuici car kentuckY steers, 4 cwt., at ilFc;
esrs ooarse Ohio siiers average cwt al lte Some
" the Texans Sere very good. Seven cars Texans
average strong So cWL, sold az lOtc cars OF good Tex
1oeiOse 10 Texans, stlfed average "a oxt.,
s0d at life
The shippers at Communlpaw were " Morris l54 cars.
Soney Mc PhersOn, 1s cars; Johnson Hewlett cars:
tlartin Fuller o., GERS; @. W. Max well, cars; T.
Newton and A. Fur.t cars each Dowds q Doty Brown
a Kahn. y Westhemer. and j Needy, I car each.
SIMON Moses sold for n. Morris g Illinois steers range
sidT cw az II aillc 70 illinois do scaut 73a IA cv an
iezc - uhnols do average a cwt, AZ lItc 70 dress
sauaes sold Tor n Morris % Illinois cattle AVERAGE
= est, az utc; % Illinois DO scaut cwt at ia GII.c;
n Lauterback sold f0r - Morris TWO cars OF coarstsb
-1ois cattle, averaging cwt., az utc.: Go Illinois
eefe averaging % cWt, az 1l4c. % dress 81 10 the
% e"t aud 100 good Texans, averaging q cwt, al IOt
sege sold Of the Morris cattle 30 ILLINOIS, averaging
al ~ ~ lltei l2 Illinois DO Averaging cwt, AZ l2c;
51osllsh ilhnois 90, averaging "A cgt. at He, 16
steers averaging "A Cwt lZc; and had on sale
~ llinlls cattle.
Luser sold Tor " Morris 20 Illinois steers averag-
"a cHt az ntc.i "a Illinois dO 601 ciVl. al AZ I1c
ass selling ~ cars Illinois do e 61g cwl at lI3
- so asmith sold, for y. Morris, I27 Illinois steers
rs@ss cwt, at lltal2ic5 lcg Illinois cattle, range
- W. az IL. u12ic.
ssssy ssssesy q @ soid, for n Morris lls Illinois cattle,
yisst cWt., "a llf4Ilto.
tylt Sons sold. fOr n. Morris s5 eoarse g,ssour,
~ average otoHt. at lJ 0it.; t8 Iliimols do al
ne, ~ dress 56 n 10 tDe srOss cNt. Ilg prXan.
~ ,i tN, at lOto., u cOarslsh IeXat ayrrge ~
@. lyi % cummon Texans, ayernee d cwt. sf 1oe
rssfe q mfiu iurrrOu sold fOr themsfly yes 80 Illinois
H. averaging "a q, at Ia l5o 10 little q no sim
Bost atefalang loo u, 80 4ac., live weight for
u Dpil y ililauls stcrrs, stfuu- cRt I'd iife
a. t' 81 iluss calt4e. averu giHe n cgt. IA IN
AL r. SoHt,u 20 hhnsls no.. aVesli,iug "a eV,f
t@-@..i % fely geo1 Ic4tls, avoI..lus "a cgt. ~
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

a.. .nourh 70 nav interest and operating expenses
p Si'''' - wlSsLow & WILSON,
40 William-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
COTTON MARKETS.

c-w Ne, tCot,op sn Good Oriinsrv, ifdlfic net
80. 80. rsIb b,e Al 5sg bales
n, 1 C.son srmi Midlings lie receipts 72
hale. shipnen 2.l20 hales sOek Z5df bales -
rr,s NJ, 2s -Coou tile dOng Low AiddinRs Ito
t-i NtI o. lgaIg recci9G f4j hses, slipmer ~ bales
Cotton quet hdhnet itt1Ittef hei
Isl b,lss erportsooaWse 3 oaes aS 80 oAei STOCK <I0
bales - -. l., 81. 49,. ~ asf.-. fe1tol..
. .n 7sl bss: gross 5s57 bales erportto Great Brian
10 the Continent bales sales, 80 bales A sven
Ing 2 800 hales. stook 0T III baiea ,. -, ,.
.x,Sx.E MAY 26-Coiion qust Miipgs 8ie net reoeipa
sIl nsle. srpocoasiW 2J biesi sales 4IS bhs'i sock
NAV Cotton dn MddHpgs. sie gross reesips o6
b.iss. ssie. 200 haes; stock A O00 bales
,RLEsrox Asy 26-totiou quiet MduEs l-l9lse net 70
n "a bales; sIportsooASTFse Isl baiesi se 700 bales soE
1893 hasG "a ,,.,su--- ~. -. ....i,., %
WILMINGTON MAY 26 COTTON quet moahngs ' ne' eosp -
bs e. sslr., % bales stcck }, ~ hAles -, -. "a
49, .s ll hsIc rpor-o Continent 47 bales eoAstSise
81 hfes; stock 39oJ oaie-
yoyTofK NAV 26-Coton dull little doing; Low heeAnrs ttc
% epfs So ba; sIporseoAsaise 4t basi sales ~ oaes
sto~k 9 $40 bales . .-.,-, ,., .t... AZ,
hsex. shiumeuts 2l5 ba!rs. f5fJ haie> .,
M,v 2-Cot,ou du Good Ordinary. h1lfic net
reeep 5 bses sry0s-o0astWss 4 baesi sAes, ~ oaes
s!ook 70, ~ bales. . ,,... al.
Nav &C. COitOn eadIi M1duass AiS resepu' az
bales: ssles lGJ bales =, ,,r "a, -.. a.
LuuIsVLLK. MAV 26Cotton dai hadingt lSei eeePS 80
bAe-t shipments, 81 baeA
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
legal Notlres.

IN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT
10 Nicholas " nowne deceased IL Is or
this 5h dl d MAJ TJ bI TIE OphAns Coa or
BalH Bernard McMslas aud William v Bru crec
hs viii Testament Of Nicholas Browne deesse se
BE- inserted Of ie %
pubsnel the C " Newl ork soe suek of le
notice % Aun JAac fcya wife Of Jobs f
the Nicholas v browne deceAleS
appear this COu before the sysrne aas
authLicate her claim dst1aora sbare o. ~ to
Of hs AAuasa Coae o. fgele Ss1ss
~ tao WM. BishOf,
a. n. LlADSAL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
flnanrlal,

RANK STATEMENTS.
Pursuant to law the Bark Superintendent having designated the
NEw-YORK ERA
as ID. ond,l psvspnper to publish the
WEEKLY STATEMENTS OF THs STATE BANKS.
such statements viii appear in that Journal
EVERY TUESDAY MORNING
The ERA can be BY Dqanr ie9otr At he oee
Of publication 40. 10 Nasssu-st usar Beekman-st
ELECTION-NOtice is hereby given that an
l. eleeiea s BE- held oacs of The HeEYefk Bnags Com
pany No. q ast the City of Bro9flTu on MONyAf The
a Copsn thea ensuing and of Two I2ees0rs Of Lse
Tl Transfer Books closed from MAY g Jane isT Dated
o. p. QUISTaRp. Secretary
NEW-YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE, White
~ hal an Pearsts-The Meeting the HeslOrE Produce
Exchange will be hell Al hsiF Aooas oa ~ NAY - y
s II GRANT. supsnntesd,ut.
OTTCE PESSSTIT4sIA RaILKoAD ,oxPaST.I
PHiLADELPHIA March Y. 1873.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders
Of this Company in The Brooorion Of tb1e @ per
eea Of tn number Of sssfes TeEeEs m ,lT 5s5s sIa
al subscHpous between aay Eani r. lt73 and no
dates = psJneai F insiaeni Of per sJ
po s, % p H,ea ias Ho s 3 per @ AZ iny one as lie
privilege aking socE be sod T shaTrgoer BhE
@ al S 1 Sboa ai q i aSe 1 SDMuS6 s y
OFFICE OF THE DUNLEITH AND DU-
snnu, Of Of ths COmpany for s election Of
n s Gy lV Of % DuSaSa s MosBAY the q cav q a O
mn Wy " D1''S' c. w BOOTH seefeisry.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-The Depos1tOrs of the
- ATLANTIC NATIONAL BAhK are qlse % met Ai A o1ess
OF Libby Csk ilB l20 Mace1Anr TUESDAY. Nay u
q OeOef, to confer with the 9sp2,orf Tr PP -
ct. LOUIS, ALTON aud TERRE HAUTE
- co AT meeting Of Stockholders of sai ConpinL Al No.
o. Wal-st. SATURDAY, 2fih inst, vas unaumogsT
Resolssa IaA tts mesng Aoarn mt lUksDAi the - as
ST. Lou. meeting and nseern DE oonoa Of
stockholders Fhh hss uOs been satisfactorily gwen Al Tie once
lerel
CHAs. 3. LAWRENCE, seen,tary.
TIHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holie of fbe UNITED NICKEL COMPANY, the election Of
SeSYofE CIV on TUESDAY Jane J. lsll Pol open Y 10 l.
A MARDES. seerst.rI.
OTYcE or rHg YEv-YoEK CENTRAL AND HgDsos RIVER
RALKOAD COSPAsr, ALBAHT, Nay J, le'd =.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors Of
this Compsnv usvruo Of ihe next Eeon WI -
bp, on WESRsDAY the 4 asy OF jane psT all open
Will Tor tSo hours thereaf'ef
D' '''si 'i VIC 00''' u T. D. WORCESTER s,er-,.ry.
THE MUTUAL LITs IysUR.scz C2srayy og EEv ok
IA AND lN BROADwhI. ALV-l lOkK' Wh MAY 4otS
TNHE ANNUAL ELECIlON pursuant 20 the
this COMPANY for the election II niue TRUSTEES 70
Oh the Of those whose term OF service VII sIp on ~.
VIII be held the ComPGrys OAoe a. above Oh AohDAi As
polls opened at Il O'Clock snd n & sS'' + O'Clock
WEEKLY BULLETIN of the REGISTERED
w POLICIES Of The NORTH AMERICA LFh hsuAANOh
0oArAAi or NA"-ioAA' moxDIr NAV Is. ls7a
No. o. R|Ssssr,s pos, .s,iS !. ' 70
Deposit required bT i|o,O'ssp -
Aeiua amount deposited ''.'''''''''.'''' 1i
CITY cSaaiv and Saa Of Seo- Tort
n D. MORGAN PFsaen 9sag ssorn @ y, r, sS sh "a , Ars
Autua LIE Insurance Company oi AeNl o. dss ss nSn N %
svoTs a1 10 .',r. N. this 2e,h dav ofMl1 A. Igl
SizsoS T. HIDs holaT Pa9ls n az -9L hung. %
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
Dentlstrp.

BEAUTIFUL and substantial SET of
N TBErH, IS and upward d. REED %! 6taTe, hrd door
above i7lhsL. the is 10 years
A BSOLUTELY PAINLESS-rEETH ex-
traed daily; ConbnAt0a bets extremely light Eal
durable Raber SETS 2l6 between .b d 5hst
EsAhhshei "a 'ear DL IA Bh0hABD
GETS, $40; SINGLE TEETH, 81. Gold and
- sltef and her6lags upsAr LsHghugss admins
tered. Dr. OAkskl, azl oth-aEe
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
TerIures auo mceilHas.


COOPER UNION.
- Receptions and Commencement viii take place
L The Reception the womans Art Department THURSDAY.
18TH D. N. -
Inst, at p.m n.
Annual Commencement, the Great Hal SATURDAY,
3lst when the pnEes end sso E b. delivered
schools from B
D. m FRIDAY and SATURDAY No ucses vii he required
viii be closed THURSDAY kAI, rs sh
open FRIDAY dur the day and thereafter usual
The ANIMAL Debate TIE Learv Class Of be Cooper U'a Hh 10
held the Great Hail. SATURDAY June at AsnissS.
free.
for the Receptions and Commencement be bad ppe
At the oGee Of the Cooper UnOH
ABRAM s. HEWITT. Secretary
DACKARD's BUSINESS C0LLEGE-Anni-
verssry Grsdsung Si~ngay nzI
ning opiyke Will preside addreSses ~l
Judge Davis and The Rev Dr. Deems Tce e hs4
without charge by personal srpicaton tie Coieg 3 Bo
way. 5. 5 PACkAkD, Prcsdent tHAs tLAGHoRS Sec
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
FOR
INVESTMENT.
The indianapolis, Blooming
ton and Western Railway

possesses here named and has 'tdaon Te
large already created assured 70 H. The BONDS d ms
ROAD nov offered are GOLD SEVEN PR CENT, CONVERTIBLE
FULLY SECURED bra RRST MORTGAGE an extension Of
27 miles, and liability Of tse sErs hhs Of 40 miles Of ShA
fOuTlfhs completed.
The aphea position the a remarkably vorabe Com
menBg IhiantpolI direction and dTerhg a' Chhn
ptsn has terminal points Peoria limos RTei and on The
Mississippi opposite KeotHk
Net earnings division Indianapolis Pefn and Peoria are
large and lave been for considerable BehOd greater an t amount
required COR al bond ssued by tie Company ReguT .'ns
uunng miles Of the md total receipts
OF the rOad for s year very sAsiac0g all hoGsr Of !"
securities
The ERrnings In 1872 were s1.35B.690 J5 m In
crease Of s3O5, 900 1871. It is expected they
will reach 81, ,0O0, 900 during the present year.
INTRINSIC VALUE exceeding the uren ov
price of so and INTEREST hoder u1 tna POSITIVE Alb
VANTAGE early the vAlas Of ihsr H'ssIsaL Con
pous January and IalJ l.
ALL NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES RECEIVED IN EXCHANGE
AT BEST MARKET RATES
Pamphlets, sud ercaau farrsb.i sppiealOa
TURNER BROTHERS,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

SGulnus Ddrlks
nEP0SIT TO-DAY in the SAVINGS BANK
IL Chartered by the United States
SLSD FOR Clkt ULAk. ls5 BLEkCkBRST.
ASSETS OVER 34.OOO.0O0.
SAM. L. HARRIS. MsnaEer.
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,
IA EoL 1 ASD THIRD-AVR. y. Y
Oppoab cooper Tasiiuts
ASSETS. S7,244,s7S 81.
7. ". LILLE. ISAAC T. SMITH,
S>-TstrrW PresldcnL
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK,
VI No. loo HASSAU-ST, sun BUILDING,
CITY He'll Neg-foik
Interest The II SIX PER CHIT eonnenees on the
FIRST or EFERf MONTH one dollar all beg account ke-
the BY express PostOne monevonde
registered letter. o da SEND for euisr Bank open daily rom
10 MOn1ay eFeu'lys 0n $3.50 10 tJ o'clock
CHARLEs K GRAHAM, p esdeat
g II. BgSEDIcr Ssrrs'ary
NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
~ E.FhhAse. I'D Foareeath-st CENT INTEREST
al from e. deposited before Juna
draws Ton jane AAses, 500 J09 81 surplus S4s
~
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

uns are nfeed % nttsu n sfofe, Tuuniat IN VNA
gra.e above or below the Grade du0ied.
sALEs F0K PREsEvT pELivKgi
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
THE MARKETS.

,,,..,,n, r,pot,d THE rtluvSs.l
it@eo'' MoxDGr. Nav e. tc71
-. -, ....,. ,o-sr ~ nkrs iois seldr, with
AShhS- ~ I'srs - PraIis aul and ua.
nccrae eo- the spn has been only NOD
- ad ibe EsrAe' ~sst, .us :. 1--we 70 gso~
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
Marule ano 5luIe ftlarIrls

4 KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
~ lLlhG WOkkS IL and i5 Easi Egeeatl-sl n6r al
MsT5eied hsntcla Thing Marbs C5lasf asaassa p,us
deJ oOnpsluoa hErbe sarsius the irale.
STEWARTs SLATE MANTELS--Rich and
~ elegant desgns Sse Of aesIBeL MA3Bbh ABt
WOOD AANfhLS Y. r. AfhWAAr 4 ~. - l-a - N~.s
Tseuv-hnlsL Seyeathave
THE PENRHYN SLATE Co have removed
70 iheir uaoa-squase fesrls " ~ s,-s
eenihs AMI e olrIiHg iArzs ato iASfSl, odAtAN
&C. coaprsug mauy ssaas sgis oAtleAE
oo4Se-gea. ...
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
Eoan ORees.
Marhluerp.

CLOTE & JAMES, SrATIONERS, PRTN
- ERs aua BLANK BOOK MASuFACru uRBR, NJ W Rgltoi
ACCOUNT BOOKS msae 10 pattefu- Oriers ssaic,ed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-21

E8ss t4APrSse'
rasr-IYAyss WssT-LEAyES.
sWheeling Wheelns
daily at $50 P. u. daily st'- IV;i" - -
NG,-ndave axcaDlel.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
Market Farm for Sale
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, MD,

TyHE FOLLOWING STATEMENT To
i strictly In accordance with the facts 49,
Is no overdrawn picture OF what can b
done:
ofrich alluvial bottom lands, not liable ~
overflow, in the form OF an oblong sons,s
level, and at this time in fne condiiios
situated between thePotomac river and ill.,
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, with a deno,
or switch connected with the property, snS
is about half way between Cumberland srs
the densely populated coal and iron reo,os
OF Georges Creek Valley, where vegetaSIsuS
or, In other words. the products of q trncS
farm, can be sold In any quantity and :,
prices far exceeding the rates In Easter
cities.
The health OF this place and yicin,,v 4.
excellent and agus and fever unknown hn-
the past twenty years
There are also about seventy.fiya Acre. ..
strong limestone upland situated on tha
opposite side of the Baltimore and OsIe
railroad nom the bottom land '
The quality OF this land and Its proximity
to certainly the most sctive and best mss
kets in the world, would make one unds,'
standing truck farming to realize fortuns
This regien OF country is rapidly nn,,.
M, and thus far the market cannot be spr.
piled without sending OF for vegetable,
HON other places.
II Sny one ut siing 10 ruake profitable
investment in such property will visit ,hIs
PLACE and find that all We claim for II e.
well as what is represented about our MAJ,
kets, &C, has not been correctly stated ~.
expenses will be paid We therefore cona.
IDENTIFY invite persons TO come and look ana
inye-tigate the matter for themselves,
There is a lime kiln on or near the prop-
erty, which the party buying can nso
without rent, and thus make his lime M
simply the expense Of coal and burning.
Address: II. ID. JOHNSON.
fehS-e0d Cumberland Ma
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-21
THE VIENNA EXPOSITION.

We were this morning shown q ca
bic dispatlh received by the WEED Sew
ING MACHINE COMPANY, stating that
their machine heads the awards to Sew
ing machines, and that its inventor Mr.
Geo. 4. Fairfield, who is also super-
iutendant of the Weed Factory, has re-
ceived the houors OF Co-operateur for
his wonderful improvements in Sewing
Machines. Mr.. Fairfield had previous
ly been directed by the Emperor oil
Austria to write the history of the Sew
ing Machine. These three marks of dis
tinction are bestowed upon one company,
something unknown at any previous
exposition.
We believe this corresponds with
public opinion, for we have ever heard
the Weed Machine spoken OF in the
highest terms by those who. have used
it, especially for its lightness Of running
adaptsbility to wide range OF work and
wonderful simplicity.
We therefore congratulate our friends
of the Weed upon their success.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-21

To BE CoNrlNUED.-We are informed
by Messrs. L. Blum & Bro, that they
will continue their closing out sales Of
ready made suite, trav cling busters
shirt waists, calico wrappers, &C., also
in summer dress goods and shawls, and
the like. Although their varieties Of
styles and patterns are much reduced,
however, ladies, you will find the goods
select and at much lower prices. 1t is
the intention OF the firm to close out
all this seasons goods, no matter at
what eacrifice. Readers, anything that
you should need in the dry goods line,
or ready made goods, you can be sup
piled at about one half the usual prices
by going to Messrs. |. Blum d Bro, at
1874 Main street or at their branch
house ll9 Main street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-21

POLICE CoURr.-The police court
docket presented q good average array
OF names Yesterday, though one, and
the most interesting case, was post
poned until this morning.
That gentle and angelic creature T.
Nut Scott, Esq, was arrested for using
loud and profane language on Monroe
street, Tuesday night. Scott, in extern
uation said, Its all mistake, l didn't
do it pupose. 1t kinder slipped out,
sah." In order that he might get a
better hold next time, and not let such
language slip through his fingers, Judge
Cranmer fined him So and costs.
Thomas Kennedy is from Westmore-
land county, Pa. Thomas came here
off boat as dhry as fish," he said.
Meeting a man he thought he knew, he
gave him five dollar bill to buy bot
tie of whiskey with. But Thomas
didn't know the man as well as he
thought, for when he got the five dol
lars he went off, and hasn't got back
yet. To drown his grief Thomas got
drunk. S. and costs was the penalty.
Having no collateral he laboreth on the
chain gang for fifteen days.
The charge OF disorderly conduct
preferred against George Ferguson will
be heard at 9 o'clock this morning.
Continued for want Of witnesses.
Amanda Harrington, resident OF
North Wheeling, was on the war path
yesterday morning. She called Mrs.
Mary Trimble, her neigbbor, all kinds
OF names, and threatened to kill her.
Then she bumped up her grecian bend
and vanished from the city in the hope
that she could thus eVads the terrors
OF the law. IS and costs was the PEN
atty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-21

TEE SCHOOL ELEcrIoN.-We are at
last enabled to give the returns from
three of the districts in which an cleo
lion was held under the school law, on
August Sth.
For County Superintendent-Wash'
ington district, John Hancher received
% votes, Brooks Hedges 81 votes and
George J.Garrison ? votes. Tridaelphis
j. w. Haucher ~ votes J. S. Slater
1873 votes; J. c. Hervey ii votes /;
Brooks Hedges &c votes: G. j. Gar
risou Is votes and George Rhodes 5
votes. Liberty-Brooks Hedges 63
votes; J. E. Slater Sc votes; G. j.
Garrison 26 votes; G. W. Rhodes 10
votes, J. W. Hancher votes. Adams
slb.district OF Richie district-Brooks
Hedges 81 votes Richlsnd-Brooks
Hedges 20 votes; Geo. J. Garrison IS
votes; Jas. Slater 81 votes; J. W.
Hsncher Is votes. Total, Hedges 24l
votes Garrison So votes; Hancher 81
votes Slater 2l0 votes. Others scat
tering.
Presidents Board Of Education
Richie, Adams sub-district, j. S. Gar
vim; Tridelphia, ]. 81. Storer; WASH
ington, Chris. Hoffman; Richland,
Joseph ". Morgan.
Commissioners elected-Washington,
Thomas Hanna, Charles Zoeckler
Adams sub-district, F. Schubert, c.
Fisher; Triadelphls, John Pfsrr, John
c. Hervey; Richlaud, W. T. Nichols,
Peter Delaplain.
As far as reported the vote for and
against levy stands as follows: Wash.
iugtou-for levy 80; against, s; Adams
sub~districi, for 81; against, none
Reclamation levy lis; against, II ;
Trisdelphia, for levy III; against, s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-21
F,xrsr CreAns IN WHKELrSe.-G. F.

F1sysr CraARs IN WHEELSs.-G. F.
Maver Il Son, No. liz Market street,
below the Mcclure House, make it their
boast that they keep constantly on
hand and manufacture the best cigar to
be found in Wheeling. Their Snapper
is acknowledged to be the plsasantest
five cent cigar in the city, while the
crescent and La Flor de Marales are
unapproachsble. The Star tips and
stogies made by this firm are far ahead
Of all Others. If you want Grayelys
tobacco, the most superb fine cut
smoking tobacco, smokers articles or
anything in their line, be sure ard
purchase at No. l12 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-21

ORNAMENTAL BBzAAR. - The only
house in the city handling great vari'
ETY. of Msrbleized iron and slate man-
ties, together With an endless variety OF
ornamental castings, such as statuary
settees, fountains, &c, is Benjamin
Fishers Star Foundry. Go and zee
that beautiful aquarium fountain, now
in operation in his sample room, it is
not only handsome, but ahead of any
thing ever brought to this city, and 80
with all his goods. Never to be out
done, at considerable expense, Mr.. Fish.
er has added another fine stove to his
selections. This 10 strictly a first class
stove, the VALLEY Star" nothing to
come up to it for beauty OF style or fin
ish, de6es competition, aud it will new
er fail, as it has longer fues than any
other stove manufactured west OF the
mountains, burns any kind OF coal,
from the poorest to the best. and then
leads the most OF the so-cslled arst class
stoves now in the market. He also
manufactures the Busy "1ron-clad
Low down copper Reservoir" for extern
sion top stoves, making direct draft to
the same, thereby making it the nost
complete reservoir now in use.
Mr.. Fisher can furnish any kind Of
ornamental work, suitable for the Gem.
etery grounds or residences. See adj
vertisement this morning.