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RICHMOND AND DANyfILE RArLRoAu Eo,I
RICHMOND. December 20, ls7S. rs
pICHMOND AND, sDANYILLE RAIL-
LIZ ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, December ~,

-t -a I. RICHMOND: december 70, H7S. SGsS
$pICHMOND AND, sDANYILLE sRAIL-,
:lS RoAD.-on and after SUNDAY, Decembcr y.
-, GOING WEST. s 81
4 Train No. trnrougn passenEer1 leavcs Richmond
SiIis at is:ss r: NJ. arrives st 6rsenssoro q 50
az. Ss R ess sE E.sssssa
nsssss ~ daily e sss.. sss Bss.s III;
at Ioa5 2. NJ arrives at Greensboro, daily as lac
[ Train No. Through mail and express, leaves
Greensboro daily at lido A. leaves Daysla daify
8: s5s A. ~; arrives At Richmond daily At i1;As
ooE5 T5sR y escsns ss, e
Pasy.''' I: n.y. at ''a p Nj arrives at Richmond 'ss
Train No. . s(nynshbure passengerj leaves Lynch.
NJ arrives rive at Richmond it sas r. M ~ -.
Trains Nos. 2 and 10 connect at Grespshorof with
trains on the North Carolina railroad for all points
Train No. 10 connects at Greensboro with nsin
for Raleigh. arriving there Of 7s A. NJ Passenger.
with train No. I for Richmond.
Train No. 0 connects at Enrkeyills with train on
points southwest and south. f-aA ~
dyssch,eaTs .s Tain ssycs hSh.
Passenger train on the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad for the southwest.
Passengers coming east leave Lyncbburg aite9 The
arrival OF the Atlantic mississippi and Ohio pas.
senger train from Bristol, and arrive at RicamoHd
at s:aS A. M. S.s e.
THROUGH TICKETS to nil points south asa
Richmond, and OF r. r. WALEER, Agent OF The
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio. railroad No. 152S
Main street, Richmond. ~.
| Papers that have arrangements to advertise ths
schedule Of this company ~ RGSSss gsMs & a0y
General Freight and Ticket Agent,
| T. NJ. r. TALCoTT, Engineer and Supernfend-
ent. ., T# t.E3@ sSss zE,N 80 tn 10
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FIXES CoLLEcTED.-The amount of fines
collected at the Police Court by Sergeant
Cllalkley for the month Of january WAS
o)rS-5
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UNDERTAKERs.
TTNDERTAKERS AND
-. BURIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE: No. ELEVENTH STREET, RICHMOND
VA. AND THIRTEENTH AND HULL STREETS,
MANCHESTER, VA.

TO THE PUBLIC .s .st--g1ta
for the sum of 81 annually paid the following things
nee,iful for q f,ineral-to wit. A silyer-mountec
coffin case hearse and four carriages, In the event
Of the death uf the party insurnR for sucn d CON
tingcncy. Should the above number or carriages
not be wanted 50 will he paid for each one not used
society, or by his family, We will allow instead o,
the above funeral service llbera compensation ~
lieu thereof. Persons insnring who may reside oysI
one mile from the city Will not be furnIshed WIN
the hearse and carriages. but the coffin ana rase VII
Ike sent to them by rail, some other conveyance
FREE Of cdar1e. This we consider TO be one OF Ing
most desirable offers ever made 70 the pnpnc, anc M
these who may have any doubt as TO the reliability
of our concern, we respectfully ask call az ouf
office, and careful examination or our STOCK, re-
fcrences, &C. Our agent Will call upon AZ, ana va
be furnished with certificate signed o! sae
of our company with the stamp OF our omcehMAe
thereto. Those lnsnr!ng with them, or az our ounce
will be furnished with printed cerlhca1o Win IT.
ceut for the amount paid.
Funeral services attended at the shortest notlce
We have on hand cof,ins 4 all descriptions, wbieI
we are prepared to furnish ut the most reasonaDie
prices FOR cash only r. d. CERSI.EYs& co.
EST REFERENCES:
WALKER & SAUNDERS, No. 1916 Main street
MnonY & RoYALI, Real Estnte AGENTS, corner
seventh and Hull streets, Manchester: Va:
4 MONTYIRo. NJ. ~, office corner Tenth ana dul
streets, Manchester, va. .-.a,
SPORTS & GIBSON, ll5 ana III fourteehtii 5'iess
BnoWN. PEMBERToS &. Co., Nos. 1872, 1925, ant
,,aI Cary street Richmond, Va.
w w BALDWIN, Hardware Merchant, no. lss]
>,.t1 stront Richmond. Va ia 3o-lwA
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PEMBROKE SIIIRTs.-The best fitting shirt to be
be had is the Pembroke. Call on E. B. SPENCE
Son and leave your measure for set OF them. Per
feet lit guaranteed In al cases or no sale. .r-
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SEALsK1N CAPS-A GREAT BARGAIN-FoR SALE
at ?. WEIsIGER & Co.'S. Price, $3.50.
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CHANcERY COURT OF RIcHaoND-Judge
FSxhu9h.-The following cases were dis
posed of on Saturday:
Barrett's administrator Us. Barret's lega-
tees &c. On the petition of Mary B. Bar
rett, &C., children Of Alexander Maury Bar
rett. Decree directing payment of legacy
without refunding bonds.
Barrett's administrator Is. Barretts lega-
tees, sc. On the petition Of Mamie B.
Hughson, &c. children of Mary Lewis Hugh
son. Decree referring petition toa commits
sioner for inquiry and report.
Farley rs. Crllmp, &c. Opinion constituting
will of William Brumley. deceased.
Turner's. Hall, &c. Decree directing sale
of land unless former purchaser shall within
thirty days pay the sum Of money therein
specified. ........-. ....
Lumpkin, &C., Us. Kelsey, &c. Decree con-
firming report Of commissioner and direct
ing further sum to be applied to the pay.
ment of taxes and insurance now remaining
unpaid. . ... ... ....
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany us. Leslie, &c. Decree in conformity
with opinion of court dismissing PLAINTIFF
bill.
Mosely us. Jones, &c. Decree confirming
report of commissioners making partition o.
the lands in the bill and proceedings men
toned.
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METEoRoLoGIcAL.---The following table
shows the state of the thermometer (Fahren-
heit) taken at sunrise of each day of the
month of January, and the condition of the
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CHILpREN's FURs AT COST AT P. WEIsIGER 4
Co.'S.
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,ooo TICKETS, ONLY. s, EACH.

Tho Dissolution Of GIFTS will take place hnmc-
Liatcv after the concert the vast stage OF rhc
rI-Hou,c. and IA fu view Of the audience under
,.u immediate supervision Of the President and Di-
r,~tnrs Of the Ene dc rEau Company aIld the fol.
larlus distinguished gentlemen, who have kindly
,aS'utcd to bc present and sec that the gifts arr
I.uirT!y distributed rs advertised:
tiaa. tOIIN X. LUDLOW. Mayor OF Norfolk.
lisu. i. L.. WHtTEHkA AID, eN-S Mayor OF Norfolk.
: f.! .;,c! WALTER II. TAYLOR, 1f Norfolk.
LANES &. HOLLADAI, fE-i., Of Portsmouth.
81 MD The tickets he not nll sold when the Concert
.,s N tho presents Will be distributed In proper
=. y 80 tic number sold. - .
tr,rgcu.y-t,ifis will he paid in CASH at orr bank
tr.hor-. IN tEc city OF Norfolk. on rfcSeria'ioE Of
=, ,irKrt- entitled thereto. without dsca'inte For
rrhcr particulars aud for tickets. apply 10 tle un-
FcrS!.urd who alone arc authorized 10 appoint,
,.,,is for Tie Sti" OF tickets.
Il.r UNDERSIGNED. Directors Of tho Nuc lie Ffau
s.gur.rv pledge themselves tn the public that the
.i.,vr Grand Gift Concert shall take place on
,nr,. card on the basis Of The original advertise
~, NJ IS Ia the distribution q! giI;s.
N -. LAVE. J.. y. NLEi.i. VI: ihRks.
\ II. GEOHTR, WM. II. WHITE, W. REED,
/. l.. GI;iU, Gro. W. rfr +. =. lit HRtSS-
l.. {. LINDSEY.
Al orders for the purchase Of tickets will meet
vitA promr; attention.
BrRRUSS, son & CO..
Banking and Financial Agents,
.ue do i'Eu Company. Norfolk, Va.
Agents for the sale q tickets III this city: JOl%
{ FACE. Lr. Main street. anu ut ford's Hotel.
4. i--Si,S tn. Eel tdtfrb20
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD or HEALrH,l

KICIMOND, Fe1flUry I, I373.
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT No CASE
4 or sMALL-POX or VARiOI.OID no,s exists
~ tIc neighborhood OF Marshall and Fifth stree,s
ihs Iremtses where, 1t appeared have been d!sia.
iFelcd. j. q. CABEI.L. nj, d.,
sss President Of Board OF Health.
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THESAPEAKEs AND OH UaAhA5L-
" ROhD.-0n and after September, 2oth sPAS-
.SFNGEk TRAINS win leave Richmond as foi-
$40 A. N-MAIL TRAIN except Sunday for
the White Sulphur Springs, Ct a0rdors-
Vile with the Orange, Alexandfta and MnnaSsaA
aIs aas sJp p. MA ACCOMMoDATIo TRAIN (cxcsyt
snndayl for Gcrdonsviile arriving dt Sse y. ~.
This train connects at Gorionsyille With the Mght
trains the Oruuge, Alexandria and hnmasSas rai.
Through tickets, at low rates, eold 70 III points
Northwest and Southwest. .ss2f .ts sF-s99 80
Stcerage tickets from Liverpool. queonstoslis
Eergeu Copenhagen, snd Gothe1bprE, " al Rgaa4
on Ills road can be bought Of he Generat slskes
Agent at Rfchnond, or Gun be ofacred sntcosh any
station agent on the road. g..
f~A' A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES 3. NrrHERLASD, General Ticket Agent
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RAII.R0AnI 5LllElxRs.
&
GENERAL RAILR0AD u; sssasss 80
sas MAIN STREET. 80 s''s -

= oHb oUlHb LAN Eo VI 7THkUUGH IIth&zS EUAEA
POINTS q e:
North ctd Richmond, Fredericksburg xndY YUteaasc:
Bicamond Bic and Peserseuss rilroads, s1d S5aues
Eorthwes: and West vin tNorthssn centrz,, Franz
sylvania, and BALTIMORE and Ohio railroads 80
Kchmond and Rany sloa yiiie, and kschmond and Rs..
EMiGRANT TICKETS to ~csscn and sOsxAn1
Maps and information FINISHED onappiiestson. IS
an persons intending ~ iT9yel, especially esnf.
Choice Of routes given. SSe sts,. ss3
Passengers and baggage called for b tskeany t1Sin
or bost, and haggage checked ut festGences whea'
Persons al q distance, by communicating with U.s.
can have tickets sent 20 oneafest station. CO. d..
Special tickets for commercial travellers. ss
.e,zs,4 e5.tst Ar7s aE TsEz A. ". aARHER, ,s55
S26 Main street.
in 25-lm Richmond, Va
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- (succ,ssors to WATKINS Il BRoTHEH).
klNDLISG-WQnD FACTORY.
south side Basin near Eleventh street.
once at J. Il. WOOD & SONS drug store,
corner Ninth and Main streets.
H-st qualify Of SEASONED OAK and PINE
WnND always on hand.
''ak wood, sawed. $3.50 per half-cord, delivered.
iImt wood, sawed, Si.?J per haii-cord, delivered.
Oak wood, sawed and split, 1915 per halfcord DELI
v"rrd.
l.Hy hinlline. 1915 per half-rord, delivered.
RED aud WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE. ia 70
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TAKE NOTICE.
sELLIsGyoEF ct COST.

~ sELLING' OFF ct COST.
b Having determined 20 make change IN my bast-
ness Will sell my entire stock Of CLs9T4!SS
TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GCODS..bAIe
aud CAPS, at COST My goods arc or tue fafssb aUl
Ani Eau on ise old estahlished house Of
"s 80. w. - '.'e.'-T 1g7T5ssssl rM. W. RQSEs
.' No. aas Broad street, corner Fourth,
de 90 .z .z k.cnnionos VI
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{ nOAL. AND WOOD.

Best ANTHRACITE COAL. all sizes. at 25 to SO
"i'l@ less than IL can Ike bought In tile city CLIO
TX I'LL. coal from $i5u 10 IS. 50 per load: and
'.Sk aid PINE WOOD nj lowest prices FOK CASH.
a Nit'"tccutil and Cary or 7Ns Grace street.
q" IS CHARLES Il. PAGE.
4 NlIikACITE COAL.-For sale, 500
I ,',I:s Hall Brothers & Co.'S celebrated FRANK
.iN COAL, the quality Of which cunuo; be cxcelled'
Also. GEORGES Greek Cumberland Coal, Midlothian
"a Clover ilill Lump and Hail Coal, all Of which
WIZ u" so!d al the lowest market rate.
WRIT ROBERTS,
~ LIZ cooper Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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[ Dnlk. DPnrfee.

The highest point reached was 60, on the
17th, and the lowest 10, OH the Goth.
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n,rr CONCERTS.
GIFT tONCEKES.
s1OO.OOO. THE TIE DIRECTORS or

SitU|sbtSH TIE ss.
VIE DE I'EAU COMPANY
.,r reasons already given to the public deemed
hH''"N 4. tudciouS TO postpone their
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
n aid Of this
,ru AND DELIGHTFUL SEASIDE RESORT
=, undersigned take pleasure IN announcing that
'''' tho concert will take place without fail on
THURSDAY. FEhRUABY 20, 1873,
in the
OrYRA-HOUSE. NORFOLK. VA.
-, n The following magnificent gifts amounting TO
SfoQ, GOO.
~ - distributed by lot 70 the holders Of tickets
gIfi IN GrccnSacks of...................S Of 5000
,fris IN Grcc,tbacks Of 81. 900 each ..,.. 5000
g.. iri> In Errcnhacks Of $500 each ....,. lt,o00
=. t{c1Etifnlly-locat ted Cottage Lots "hy the
e.a" SC hv I$0 feet. at Nue de TEau,
valued at 800 each ......... 10000
~, ,ihr- hcautiiully-loca;cd cottsge Lots,
q wv lta feet, n Nuc Ge rkau valued
.. ,a each Observation-Disclosures. ann0A
- IN. In GrlcnlaUks Of 800 each 10000
~, Gifts yal.;cd s1Gaooo
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SWAL AND WOOD.-l am no longer in
< the employment OF Mcs,rs. Cottrcll Il Reins,
In! have opcnc for The prcscn, Office on Ninth
,'rcc, between Main aud Cary, where can no found
.tli klmdS of fuel.
Ics; GLOVER JII.L, CRATE. ENGINE, AN
TN!ACiTE FGG, STOVE. and NUT GOALS.
Also, SEASONED OAK and PINE WOOD, of hest
quality. aud al lowest market rates. a call frrln
y old customers and the public Is earnestly solicit
~. IL l-:w WILLIAM &. BRAZEAL.
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nc!:rc,sl,Hr q vast total of HALF \ MILLION DOL
LARS currency. milrhc distributed by LOT to the
Ngkrt-uui!prS - follows:
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u Is. L!pSCOMB,

u Is. L!PSCOMB,
y. DEALER IN
CLOVER ma. AND MIDLOTHIAN BITUMl-
huUs, AND REQ AND WHITE ASH
lHG. STOVE, AND NUT ANTHRACITE COAL.
ALSO.
~! "f The best quality. A full supply on hand.
nricr> solicited AMI promptly attended 10.
OFFICES: Seventh aud Rvrl. aud Fourteenth
.Erc,r ,urn.It,. M.tyo's warehouse. In IB-lnt
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ltRANDEST SCHEME OF THE AGE!
$500, 1000 CASH GIFTS
500. 200 FOR ONLY $40.
THIRD GRAND GIFT CONCERT

I'nd"r authority Of special legislative act Of Marel
.Ia'h. isTI. IN" trustees now announce tho
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TEN THOUSAND CASH GIFTS,

81 fhs concert the best musical talent that can he
,,"crr,H fr"lu al! Parts Of the country will add
l,dsurr 30 the entertainment, and
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:"rth' benefit of the rmhiic Library of Ecnluc
i, pc oii in Library llal lat Louisville .ky. %
TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1873.
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Train No. trnrougn passeneerl ieavcs Isichmond
daily texcept Sundays) at $50 A. n; Je1yee Dan
Vile at 1885 i. NJ. atrtYcs at Greenahorof st i3a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-24

A CASE was tried in the circuit court
OF Allegheny county, Maryland, last
Tuesday, which involved the right OF a
railroad company to demand higher
rate Of fare when payment is made on
the train than when ticket 10 purchas-
ed at the Office. A negro passenger from
Oakland to Cumberland had been put otf
the train because OF his refusal to pay the
conductor tbirty-fve cents more than
the price of q ticket would have been.
1t appears also that the passenger
had gone to the ticket office a few
minutes before the starting OF the train
with the intention OF paying his fare,
but found it closed. Suit was instigst-
ed against the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road company, the damages alleged
being $1,000. The court instructed the
jury that il they found that the defend
ants had closed their ticket office at an
unreasonable hour they should find
>for the plaintiff as, in that case. he was
justified in rendering to the conductor
ly the regular fare. Alter about six
b urs deliberation the jury agreed upon
verdict allowing the plaintiff one
g Mt damages and the costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-24

IT is proposed to call conference OF
Congressman at St Louis on the 10Th
of May next, to consult as to the best
means OF procuring increased facilities
for the accommodation Of Western
commerce, and cheaper transportation
OF the great staples OF the Mississippi
Valley. In connection with the con.
yention an excursion will be made
through the Indian Territory and Texas
to the Gulf OF Mexico, bv the way OF
the Missouri, Ksnsss and Texas rail-
ways. St Louis is already making pre-
parstions 10 receive the excursionlsts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-24

Brooklyn gossips have first class
case OF scandal to talk about, involving
Thomas Kinsella, a member of the last
Congress and editor of the Brooklyn
Eagle, and the wife of Thomas Fleljs,
superintendent OF public schools for the
city-a position which he secured
through Kinsella's efforts. The other
afternoon Mr.. Kinsella and Mrs. Fields
met at q hotel on the Coney Island
road, but they had not been long to-
getber before Mrs. Kinsells appeared
on the scene, and made things so ex-
ceedlnely lively tor the superintendent
wife-both by tongue and fist-thst she
was exceedingly glad to beat a retreat.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-24

IT may astonish those who think
that, especially in matters OF science
the men of the present day are far
wiser than any OF a former generation,
to know that SO excellent authority as
Professor AeAsslz recently said that
ARISTOTLE was in some respects supe'
ror to modern naturslists; and was
as regards the Mediterranean Sea, aid
the life in it, 80 far ahead OF the cur
rent information recorded in modern
works OF natural history, that his state
ments can only be understood by one
who has made special study OF the
subject"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-24
LORD DALLINa and RnlXer VIC

LORD DAZZLING and Bulwer wrote
some clever letters, lately published, to
Miss Mary Fox, Of Holland House.
They are full OF sll sorts Of advice 10
his beautiful young correspondent.
One upon marriage Is significant and
alarming when we consider that it's
man who writes. Where did be learn
all this2 "Men," he says, "will not
marry q woman so much because they
admire her as because they think she
admires them Ii you wish to keep
well with your husband, and if you
wish to get husband, the happy in
must think you consider no
man equal to him All men will be-
lieve this and think it quite natural"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-24

GEN. JOHN F. FARNswoRTH. ex-Con-
gresham from the second Illinois dis
lrict, has written a letter; devoting his
share Of back pay towards the abats-
ment OF taxes in his district, because in
theory each district pays its own menu
Der, and on the superstition that some
members will retain their share, If he
were to return his TO the United States
Treasury the amount would still be
paid by his district.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-24

A PoLITICAL COWARD -Farnsworth
0. illinois, is simply demsgogue. He
took his back pay. evidently intending
to keep it, but his moral courage oozed
OF, In the face of the denuncistion OF
the press and people, and he resorts to
the pitiful expedieDt Of distributing il
among tine counties OF his district
They have not particle more right
70 it than he has, and in receiving it
Knowing how it WAS obtained from the
Treasury Of tie United States, they pu,
themselves in the position OF receivers
of stolen goods. The money belongs
10 all the people OF the United States,
and not to the few who live in Mr..
Fsrnsworth's district. Having taken
it, the only honest thing de could do
WAS to return it to the Treasury. 10
giving to the counties OF his district
money that was thus admitted to be-
long neither to him or to them, he
simply iDsulted his constituents by
msk,ug them particsps criminis in
his own larceny The county author
itles ought to administer a proper re-
buke, by paying the money into the
Federal Treasury, where it belongs.
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Virus In the Air.

Weknow that peculiar poison Is evol
we'd nom marshy ground and from the de-
composing dlth of cities by the sunshine OF
spring, and that this element which is too
subtle to be detected by scientific analysis,
produces epidemic and endemic fevers, az.
gravates dyspepsia and all bilious disort ers,
di turbes the novels, relaxes the nerves
and debt itates the general syst m. Luck
lily an antidote TO this atmospheric virus,
and a specific Tor the dt> eases II generates
has been y divided. For q period OF more
than twenty years cs' etferfs. tomach B t.
tiers. mediciue in which the fiuest vege
table tones and Alternatives are combined
with perfectly pure stitnu ant, has taken
precedence OF every other preparation, as a
specific ior the ailments most prevalent al
this season OF the y ear. Ii IL agreeable rs
well AS eriectual, and eminenIly safe and
wholesome.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-24

SrEANBoArMsN will be glad to hear
that the United States Board Of Super
vi-ing Inspectors has decided to strike
out OF the steamboat regulations the
provision relating to "lock-up safety
valve" 1t is thought that the present
Board will also discard come of the
other useless contrivances that corrupt
jobbers have succeeded in compelling
steamboat owners to buy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-24

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
limited States, for the district of West
Virginia. In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of W. A. Flesher, Bank
rupt.
District Of West Virginia, S.S.
This Is tn give notice that on the 5th day
OF April, 1873, warrant OF Bankruptcy was
issued out OF the District Court of he Unit.
ed states for the District OF West Virginia
against the estate o. w. n. Flesher, OF liz
abeth In the county Of Writ, In said Dis
trict, adudged q Bankrupt on his own petit
ton. Ihtl the payment OF any debts and
the delivery OF any property 10 such Bank
rupf, 10 him or for his use, and the trans
fer o any property By him, are forbidden
by law, and that q meeting of the credit
ors Of said Bankrupt 10 prove their debts
An TO choo one or more AssigneeI OF his
estate, will be held at Court OF Bankrupt
cy, 10 be holden at the law office OF ID. II.
i.eons' d, + So, in Pal ersburg, West Va,
before Geo. b, Caldwell. ksQ Register in
b ,nkruptcy Tor said District, on the Goth
day o. April, A. d. 1878, at H. O'Clock A. II.
HED1MAN SLACK,
q. g. MAJ shal for said District.
By Fl. P. NEAL, Deputy d. g. Marshal.
aplT
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DIED..

IRTIN-At Knight>town, Ind Tuesday
April % at2 O'Clock A. ~, JOHN IRWIN,
for nerly Oh " heeling, ". Va, IN the 10Th
wear OF his age.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
/ United States for the District OF Wesl
Virginia. In BANKRUPTCY
In the matter OF jams u. MOrr s, Bank
rupt,
Notice Is hereby given that petition has
been filed in said & urt, by James u Nor Is
OF Moundsv lie IN said 'liSisIct, Culy de
clared b. nkTupt, under the act OF Con-
gress, entitled, IAN at 10 ssE'bl sh q uni
form system OF Bankruptcy throughout
the United states "apprOved March 2, 1854,
and acts amendatoTy u ere O, Tor a dis
charge, and Ititicaf- thereof, rom all his
debts a ~ other clims. prOvaUle under saii
act, and that the Il day o. May, ~. at
IL o'clock A NJ, at the offic- OF George b.
Caldwell, ksq.. Register III Bankruptcy, IN
Fourth street, In the iiy 81 " nerli Z, in
said Dis riot. Is assigned for the hearing of
the sa me when and VIII real or. d tor WHO
have proved their debts, AID ether persons
interested, may attend and show cause, II
8uy they nav, why the prayer of the said
petit Oner should Mt granted. dated at
Wheeling, in said district, TINS Sth day Of
April, ls73.
Attest: JOSEPH Y. MOORE.
apl0 Clerk o. sad Court.