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4 Lose woman can accommodate young lady
"A with board. S8 East goth IT., top hoor.
FEM geLLomrn can have hoard and rooms; also
"a Two hules dhy boardtrs also, 20 East broadway
4 fEW gentlemen can obtain nrst-class board aud
~ pleasant rooms. ~ West -Gth IT,
FEW young mer can have pleasant rooms and
"A good hoard % Oliver ST. ti5l and o. per week.
LADY viii take young couple to board at 283
n Wet !oth n. Call Tor two wueAs
4 FEM young men can bee accommodated with good
~ rOuns aud board. Si6 Wcs }ith st.
AINkGE furnished room 10 let al moderate prices
~ a-- W. I 5'ih st, near yth aY.
l. l.R Ni.IilD room for housekeeping for man and
! "Ir lat 70 irYoue 81, corner OF Mulberry.
I AltGF fruD' ruoin and pc1roum with or without
- h"Nd - per w good hoard, win comfort ,ule
,o'irs, % per week. -! thst i!i st., cor 30 nv.
E~pftTA men csommodltcd win good
IL board ANA Hioriahe rooms at 40 West olst NJ.
flO LEr-l4Isc front room on second nuur, com
tortahly furnished with or without hlard, 70 or
w. respectable men. Can al week at it3 "a aN,
flO LIT Rooms suitably furnished for housekecp
= Inb t+D u Sl er week at w BrOOmc st.
Two LET with board Pleasant rooms all modern
improvements. IN Clinton place.
~ nAMIITON 81, near Catharne.- Nice fur.
a. = hished rooms for gents Will range IRON ~ 10 u
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stnlna Mntnlnrs.

IL kinds new sewing machines tor sale. TO rent. or
n exchange, also, OOusht and repaired good second
hand very cheap monthly payments. Nv Canal 81,
IrOR SAIE-A Singers, and Wheeler n Wilson's
sowing machine, as good as new, for s25 81 Canal
ST., top moor.
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STEAMBOATS, ano slllroios.
,u,xv Avn ruoy. -.

\ ~ DAY Ii Boiff c'1lBfARp and DANIEL
HREW.- Leave Nestry ~. Pier at 30 4. NJ and I'D
north Of E,e ferry So landing a. YqPker. rsrTy
Rintbeck. Tiyou, Catsklll, ami Hudson. Connecting
Tor an noints WEST and NORTH. Trip tickets TO West
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RATES OF PASSAGE,
CABIN, go, $50 aud ~ gold, according TO CONNIE


dation.
Round.trp tickets at low rates.
SIEEkAGE-Io Liverpool, queenstown. Ih'SoI
Londonderry, London, Bristol Or Our..l. fn lrf-!'
certificates, g.! currency.
Passengers also forwarded TO Hlyra, Uan .I'', We
den, Norway, Denmark. ana PARIS, at rcI 'c go. d
urttts Issued al luNcst rates. a..
For cabin passage aud general lusilt7f tlI' At Wv
Company rs ohct, % Broadway
For steeruge passage, o. 3i r. 'NA'...,, ....,
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SEwING /


StiilNEs'-lOO seSlh. mac6ines, Il" Of .rst ,las:
manufacture VIII he sold At public auction At 100 West
59th st., on Wednesday, ATTN inst Al II o'clock A NJ
Cal for csts ogues and sIsmno the naohines al any
time previous TO sale.
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snERlFFs OFFICE, NEW COURT HOUSE,
CRY AM CouNTY OF NEw YoRK August I, 1853
certify lhe foregoing 70 be true cory of the cleo
uun notice received hy me this daY from the Secretary
Of state. MATTHEW r. BRENNAN,
sheriff of the city and County of New York,
Publishers OF newspapers are notified not To insert
this Adyersc cn unless specially authorized TO do So
hATrHEW 7. BRENNAN. Sheriff.
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s6lPpsnQ.
4 NCIOK LINZ

NCIIOR LINE.
~ steamers sl from Pier 90 North River, foot Of Der
s., every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY.
r kpPA 90. Wed, sept. q CALIFORNIA. Sat, Oct
ANGLlA,...sat., sept. q CALEDONIA. Wed. on.
lRINACRlA. .Wcd,Oct J INDIA. Sat, OcL Il
CABIN PASSAGE.
To or from Glasgow, liyerpon. or londondrrry'
WEDNESDAY STEAMERS, tb3 aud sih l. turn, $50,
currency.
SATURDAY STEAMERS, SIS and as Return, Us1
gold.
sTFERAGE PASSAGE
To Glasgow, Liverpool, louup1, QUO n-tovn, I don
derry, lvlfl-t, Bristol on tardln g. Currr.Uy,
nutt, for auv amount al lowest rate.
Company U4ltt-, Ii4@llus trrru, sew Nurh.
HEADERS ON BNOlHI.l,~. At.n's.
hONlNION IINF.-For liverpool firrrt Iga
~ rl.- .-aut British steamship LORD t.ltN. .,a.'t .1s
hlNer, uA Tue slty, Sept, H, 1856.
RATES or PASSAGE.
CNnn, ftu, ~. currency, acc .fU.ug 10 acroUtulA
tJa stctrast, IS. currency. Apply tn
SNOW q BrGsE-S rf ~.4' I.
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Matnlntrn.


4 TWO-HOR~E Roper caloric engine for sale IN
\ perfect rum .ls order. 2,llJ 81 aY.
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i Carving cine [ u.'cd states ,AI's
WYOMING stlis "wednesday. sept. 4. ats 4. I
IDAHO sails Nrlunsl1y, ~"lt. iI, 90. noon.
CABIN pisshgr, 80, golf Storage, So. ttrrou.y.
Williams 4 GUIoN,
~ BroidWaY, Sos YORK
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So ~ Gfaid st. Renem6 y. .6 ''' -
stmaous d1lm'ro.
1 sToiT young mar, Is year. Of age. a .h,-, time
Trade understands thc Of to0.s. Address j. ST.,
NOi man shes aslri4uln as scgogI hand IN
y n4e,-y. tll for i"s 90 lltNll AulE.'-, 18th
st. ant hrundNa' from t'l o.|.cs
coon 9',og wish. stu'Hoa b. rc.t,.qrent Or
bAecry. AdIrt-. a. D., boa i'l, 800 office.
WONAN vents gentlemen. sashlng and IRON.
S'ca At 81 East lob st., ry,r top noor
4 tiK-T-C LAS- case baker Ni.nosa silu. .lon ,
tAKE 6&kE Sds 5 mo F5 Once S'A''' Aa1'''
ARESPECTABI German glr wishes situation
~ in small family for general houseworA 3! 50 ay,
A YOI NJ! woman wants a sltraton rs nnshcr and
"A butionhue maAcr' can OF addrcss us W l'th st.
DO-- -BAKER-.-sltuationw wanted by a nrst.class
stanton ST., room .. Can for days.
IAKPENTER,-A bonus Of 80 will be paid to any
IS cipen,ers apprentice, Addr SIS NJ SMITH " IN
L,IR~T-CLA- baker confectionery. qrnamcut,r,
New York, yard.
SlTuATION wanted by a Young man IaleD arrived
= ron Madeira, Portugal, ina tho J,wcy business or
Hddtess AN'ToSIo LoFEg, 10 Hudson ay., B,o5Syn.
rl'O TAIIOR-. "A Young man, aged 20, recently
percnce In he cutting and nlkihg OF clothcs desires
TO 20 under II Instructions TO talor; small salary
repted. Iailurs d. sirlug useful expert, aud willing
hand address u. H., box ltS, sun Oflcc
fE'O baker hos,csThe very best worhmen can be Lad
L BY applying to
Al q. .sCHLElGHEl,MACHE HER l36 EsseA 81.
WANTED A situation ~ steward by a young man
w who mas had several years rNprr nee In me hotel
address n O. c. I al BRADY 10 Sewars ay, Jer'e, ciy
\VANTED. by "a respectable German girl a place
w to sew able 10 operate uu marHlut ln private
Nlrs. MASS.
~ EAST NI-T .T.. bet. Lexington and ith
l > Ays.-A respectable woman wishes gcLN raj
house wor, IN small private family.
40 WEST 2SrI STA respectable woman
- - desires washing ana ironing, uOAG up IN good
sty lu, at her own residence,
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IHIRNITl RE, carpets and bedding. Ihe largest
\ assortment and the lowest prices for cash, or On
weekly or monthly payments, At
B.M. CO~PERrHNAlr's, 1856 Chatham st.
coon secondhand and misAt carpets very cheap at
N IL Fulton Htn between William and Nassau
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S IT, Al the next general election held In this State
after the pusslg, of hi. Ac. OBJ shall be- provided by
the proper authorities ln enrh election district WI Inn
distinct 90 tH several towns of the county Of West
u lu each ui sIi election districts shall deposit the
lucts winch ballots shall have the outside thereof
OF each OF said ballots shall be the words, For the An
kugshrldgc to the tiy ana County of Sew Nurk," or
Towns Of Murrsana, West Farms, and kinEshrligv 70
pc so folded to conceal all the words therein except
turned m the same manner as votes gwen for state
omcers are by law required TO pc canNassed and re-
turned II upon such return II sh ~ appear that ma
"Aghnt the annexation Of the Towns Of Morrisania,
Of New York" tAcn II shah be- the duty Of the Secfe
lary Of state to make and hlo certificate of such
result In his oicc WITHIN ten days after such return,
ana upon ming such certificate this Act shall be IN
operative and Nuld.
Is This Act shall take effect on the Hrst day ~
January, eighteen hundred AMI scyentyfuur except AS
o tuch plris a. tre 9h"rw-e prgydgl for ANA a, TO
tHrh paris u shan take elect az the time ar times ia
teen, which shall take effect Immediately.
Yours respectfully
&. HILTON SCRlBNEt, secretary " State
sHERlFF's OFFICE NEW COURT HOUSE,
nNa - .auA Nm ".
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-27

G3-!r1in I ,es mot stop Ht Boyd arm, shafcr
'f ''Hcfs switch, and stops only OF signsl at
nugthton ard lakcyllc
.D., rains do not stop. ~ stop on Signal.
CD stupiog Meals.
Trains and / w'llmn daily. Al other tranis
dIilyetCcpt Sundays.
nn Sun.ay- train i wilr1n one hour late from
Nayyille t. OIL CITY
Tain will stop At Rorccyllle on Signal for Pas.
,opgrl@ "u.ar Narh Of TI'usvllc.
Train u!a. leave onIIousoyi'ic PGsscl gers that
were received North uf'Itusvillr.
j. } hAWEENCF, Gen. Supt,
G. J. iiFPBCEN. Asst ruit.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-27

..o;u.l uoti-,> % ,eutf per line. each insertion.
Ad'ertisrrnouis uHyahic ltArttri! In advance
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-27

gBr Adyegtjs9in tx Eygoup:.
.., 'i'lf t1.t "a lG, ~ r.
u a.. ~ NG,L no..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-28

The minor details OF the new census
tables OF manufacturers contain matter
both instructive and amusing. For in-
stance: All the people OF the United
States depend upon one shop for their
home made artificial eyes. and this shop
contains only three hands; five estab-
lishments are devoted to the making OF
base ball goods, twenty TO al! hc'a1
building stones, five TO PLAYING cards,
five buudred and iorty-seveu 10 cld"r,
thirty-three 10 paper collars and cuff,
tour TO masqueradIng costumes eight TO
crOauet sets, two TO hemlock bark ex-
tract, nine to hooks and eyes OF hun
dred and ninety-tour to hOopsk rIs and
corsets, four TO ice 10y patent process
nineteen hundred and seyeutv-Iwo Ia
malt lqurs, eighteen 10 maps and
ALIASES seventy.fiv I've to matches. sx'een
hundred and sixry-eight 10 millinery
goods tour &c mops aud du- ers, seven
TO muc iiage and Ins'e, three 10 nitro
givcer, =. hree ruudr.d and nineteen
TO pst,nt medicines a"d compounds,
tour to wooden penholders, s'xty four TO
per umrry, cosmetics AID iaucy Soaps,
ten hundred and ninety TO photographs,
thirty ore TO tobacco pipes. eighteen TO
screws, tity-s,x TO shcddy, eight to
taxidrrmy.rorty-six hundred and thirty
me IO cigars. ten 10 yeLeeTlng, and
sixty 10 canes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-28

EACH new revelation Of Official ras-
caliry and greed seems worse than it's
pre- ecessors. The Credit MobilIer at
fair wa. a pretty big thing, but In that
case our dirty linen WAS washed or
rattle wLiie mashed, at home and other
nations need uor know anything about
it. But or petty and DOWN ght dls-
graceful meau ness the cOuGuct at e me
O: the American Commissioners 10 the
Worlds Exun-licn VI-nna distances
all competition Grneral BURNslDE
had a hand in the matter and General
VAN buren,. whose appointment was
solicited by BURNSIDE, was his agent
Van buren, made up the list Of persons
10 be appointed commissioners and, 1t is
now said, turned an honest penny by
s-liipg out the appointments. The com
mi>sioners, DESTROYS o. getting their mon.
ey lack, have demanded good prices
tran exhibitors Tor advantaGaou, places
in he exposition building. Restaurant
lt, per-, sellers OF pop corn, peanuts
and soda water have sll been required
to Isy our honorary commissioners
for rne privilege OF retailing their wares.
Il must be said to the credit OF the
STATE Department at Washington that
i'm ediately upon its discovery of this
di-.racelul state OF affairs It ordered the
immediate suspension OF the offending
con missioners and thus set its foot up
OIL the speculation. Some mischief
ha- already been done, however, and
the American reputation will suffer IN
the estimation OF European nations by
resson OF the dishonesty aud greed Of
these representative men.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-28

WHILE Indian matters are uppermost
in the public mind, it may not be unin-
terestlng to furnish a few facts concern
ing the iherally OF our Government
towards the children OF the forest,
whose "peut-up wrongs" Mr.. BEEcHER
considered excuse TOR the Modoc and
other massacres At meeting ct the
Indian Commissioners at New York,
recently, contracts were awarded for
supplies tor the ludian agencies amount
ing to millions OF dollars Among the
specifications in the COMMISSIONER
call for proposals we're: Cheyenses
10000 pounds OF sugar; K'owas. 4 600
rounds of tobacco; Black'eet, 1000
pounds OF green coffee; Crows. 1000
mounds of salt The Milestone agency
alone requires 5000 600 pounds OF
beet, 100000 pounds o. bacon, l,2OO
pouLds OF fl our and 200, 600 pounds OF
sugar TIE Indians OF Upper Missouri
demand 1850 900 pounds o. bee; los,
OOO hounds o, bacon; 100000 pounds
q flpnr; 35 200 pounds OF coffee ard
10000 pound. of soup. The Missouri
Sioux are aleo more tss' idious than their
fellows. Now, this does not look much
like an inventory OF "pent up wrongs
lndeed, on the contrary, it might im'
press one with the belize that il the ln.
d aus are capable OF recognizing and
approaching benevolent sp rlt in our
Government they ought 10 behave
letter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-28
Virus In the Air.

We know that a peculiar poison Is evol
we'd from marshy sround and rom the de
composing filth of cities by the sunshine of
spring aud that this ele = ent which is too
sub'iie 10 b. detected by scientific analysis,
produces epicemIc and endemic levers, az
gravates dy spepsia and ali bilious disorr ers,
di turbes the towels, relaxes the nerves
and debt itstes the general syst m. Luck
ily an antidote to this atmospheric virus,
and a spec tic tor the dt eases Il generates
has ! cen p divided FIR aperiod o. IN We
than twenty years HCs etfer's tomach b /
tiers u medici e in which the Nm Il ge
table TONES and aterativ.s are 'mbned
with perIec ly pu' q sti,nu an, has taken
pre- edence of eve'y othec preparation, a
specific or the ailments most prevalent nj
this season of the year. IL Is agreeable a.
W. n rs effect ual, and emin. My sale and
wholesome.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-28
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD SUITS. The

THE Pacific RAILROAD SUITs The
Attorney General is about to commence
suite, under the Wilson bili. aga.u7l ,he
Pacific railroads. The object is TO
compel the stockholders to pay into the
treasury OF the corporation the par
value of the full paid stock, as is rr-
quired by the charter, but which WAS
issued for much less than it's par value;
and secondly, TO compel the stockbOd -
ers of the credit NJ, brlier to restore TO
the treasury OF the company their in
ordinate profits, the appro Irlauon OF
which has endangered the credit OF the
loan which the government has male
10 the road. 1t 10 very clear that the
proper place Tor this settlement is In the
courts. There the ofense Can be de
fimed and the offenders reached.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-28

THERE is one suggestive fact in con-
nection with the passage OF the liquor
law which seems to have escaped the
attention OF mary of our citizens. The
bill passed the State Senate with but
one dissenting vote, that o. Mr.. BLAKE
MORE, OF Pendleton county. The two
Senators from the First District, Messrs.
JACOB and CUNNINGHAM, II they were
present when the vote was taken, as we
p-esume they we're, both voed for the
bill. The tour delegates from Ohio
county, however, voted against the hil
In he House aud endesvored 10 pre-
vepr lie passage. II now ppears that
the delegates are severely oudemned
b, the retail dealers in liquor, while
not word OF condemnat'"n, 30 far as
W. nave heard, has been uttered against
TIE Senators. Are we TO infer from
III that the sentiment OF the commu-
ui.y in favor of the law?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-28
AaIa,ern.tiona, scandal,

Though it has been understood from
the beginning that the appointments OF
Comm ssioners to the Vienna Exhibi-
ton were honorary and carried no
salary, the pressure to obtain these
places has been unprecedented. At
first it was hard to understand why the
applications were made. Some dis
graceful facts have leaked out since,
which show that the same corruption
that had made other offices by.word
had found footing in these places OF
honor. 1t was charged explicitly that
two OF the Commissioners appointed by
Colonel Van Buren, had agreed to o6.
tain for their clients certain restaurant
privileges, Tor which they were paId
IS 600 and $1,000 severallv. lnvestl-
CATION has shown these charges 10 be
but too true.
When the first whisper o. the scandal
cached Washington, the Secretary OF
the Treasury telegrs phed to our Minis
ter at Vienna. Mr. Jay, asking HIM 70
act with Sub-Commissioner Thomas
McEratb, as board OF inquiry INTO
the alleged corruption. They were not
long in finding the culprits. Instead OF
helping on the great work that Austria
lad planned, they have been portlonlng
out the plot OF land given to he United
States into places tor soda-water stands
and baked bean depots. Their coVet.
ousne.s bad overresched itsel however,
in their eagerress 10 get their money
and put their trends in possession OF
heir stands. They will be removed,
and the corruption will stop here. But
the scandal will remain.
o all the humiliation forced upon
our people BY the greed OF political
bummers, This is the worst, because II
puts the nation to shame IN the eyes oil
all Europe. St!tesmen and thinking
people abroad have read Of corruption
10 The American Legislatures and
| svarice 10 high places that stopped &c
the lowest deptbs to turn a penny, bu'
no doubt they thought the account ex'
aggerated. With this fresh proof Of
ra-cality before their ewes, they will nc
longer hesitate tobelieve the worst,
Is there no place OF honor in oul
long list Of offices that is free rom the
faint o. CORRUPTION 1t becomes ne to
think we'll before We answer the ques.
lion. Our claimsto greatness are ad-
vanced by our orators and writer's on
all occasions What shall we say tc
the clam OF excelIIng all other nations
in shamelessnes52 De rocquevrlle wrote
OF this land o, the Tree a generation ago
Behold nation rotten before ript.'
Vas he the Cassandrs Of our Troy
The Graphic
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-28

The New York Herald has the fol-
lowing sarcastic head lines over the
d spstches from the Lava Beds-"The
M5doc Tribe supposed to be Thirty
Strong" "Reiniorcements for the Ar
N.Y." 1.-TWO weak kueed Savsges flying
from the wrath to come" Really this
Modoc business pans out very poorly
1t would cost the nation a great deal
less to give Captain JACK and his thirty
unwashed braves first class rooms in q
New York hotel and pay their boarding
during all the remainder Of their lives,
with the priv eye OF hunting buffalo
occasionally in the Central Park, than
it will 10 send them to the happy hunt
ing grounds o. their ancestors AT this
poor dying rate"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-28

tn THE DISTRICT COURT Of III
Limited states, Tor the district OF Yves
Virginia In kruptcv.
In the mater OF W. A. Fiesher, b .ns /.
Iupt.
District OF West Virginia, y.
This IL IN give no ice hat on the 5th day
OF April, 1873, warrant OF tank. up cy was
issued out OF the District Court OF ne UTil.
ed state for The District oi West Virginia
against the est,te w. ~. Flesncr OF liz.
ab. tn in the 'uI ~ of Writ, In said Dis
trict- ad udRed a b rnKru u on his own peti.
to-. n tn payment o any deus anu
the dehve y al any property 10 ~ucn b nk-
p, TO him or o, h s use, and the rHns-
fro any properly by Tim, are forbidden
by aw, and hat a meeting Of the credit
O'sof SAIL hankrup, 10 Owe their debts
'ui Luchoo NJ or mJre AS ignea> o. his
estate. will be he d al a ourt OF Bankrupt
cy, 70 be hoIdeL at the law Office o ID h
con" d. % In 2 ters6urg, west Va ,
fore Geo. b, Caldw H. 20 Reyi Ter In
3 nkrupIcy Tor sain Distn [, on the 70 IA
Jay ApIii, A. ID. 1877, al O'Clock An
hf.nDMAN SLA, X,
u 8. Ma shat Ior said District.
By P. MAJ, Deputy U 3. MARSHAL.
auIT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-28
LIST y GIFTS

Total l0WN uI!fs, all tssh. .-...--......-soJO OO
The money To pay all Is gifI, In ull
Now on de ,oSi In the F. ms & Drovcrs
,iank, OF Lou svirl md OF size FOR That
purpo. ., and can oul, be- used for that pur-
p1.e, as v III he cen by the following certl.
d ate OF the ca>h,'r:
OFFICE OF FARMERs AND DRoySRs RANK,
ouIsy,L Z. ny, April !, 1873, !
This Is TO CT uy that there II IN me
Farm, Rand DEover~'Bauk TO The The credit
81 the Third Grand Gi oncert, for the
De- eff o the Public Library OF zen u"ky,
nve hundred I o ana dollars, which his
he. n set apart b. the managers 10 Jay the
gittsiu III l. aud will be held by tie ia,
and paid out Tor This purpose aud this pur-
p sc only. ,,,,r,
Tn party, Therefore, who holds III" tick
et diving the capital gift VIII ee 500 90
N grpenbackS, and 20 lr The SoOLU Eiit, ne
SIS 90, tn $4,000, HI 5000 the 50 IA rmi
all the oihar gifts, l0,L00in numoer amount
ing To $4,000.
The remnant OF un,old tickets viii lie
'urnsh-d 10 hose " h0 iust priy Orders
accompan ed by the mouey always urNlng
pre- ,Tence over ag' n - AT the i"lo"i
prices Whole IickeJ-, $40; halves. -; anu
uuaiters 81 81. II whole rIckcls fur sl0j. D
ior $500, ll3 to- sl,OO nd $50 Tor 5000 No
q scuumt ou less than slQ0 " - n at tim
The concert n d uisirih" Of gits Will
bpgiu IT q O'Clock on o.. a. morning,
July y, in m lie l. mr. H.. !, ana ne I''l-
I W NJ wi | b., the Or.3 , frrH'e' GingS: LIT.
Music by orche-tTs b..,. 90. Placing al tags
(oue 70 each t,h,, ....iJ In larry whe,
81 Placlng OF i.'> 80 suuH wheel An
Music by UrCues'TH IIua. 5'h. kxpIanato-
~ re ark = Ir.Ia,nt' 9 h. raw H. "i
a Il ~. OF 2iits s'h. Music by orchestra
naDd S,n IIuw'n= OF Hst h II OF gifts.
9th pIpCI o.. - lar-e wheel W TN tags IN
hands OF COmuilleC appointed by audience
18th. GTau' Orcn stIa concert.
The music on ms " ~ Occas on Will be
the test that a. he procured and the gen.
emrn who count and pa, e the t'Is and
II l. I'm lie WA els and suprIint. nd tne
drawing Al q keep IN. record Of the drawn
NUMBERS vi ne chosen from the best
known and mosi trust wOr hy citizens oi
tue st ,te. All will b. 20 cOnuu 10 st" be
perfect guaranty against cOmplA, Mt nom
any Jus s. uIce.
The uayIu, ut o. gifts will begin on atur.
dav, July Y, at 9o'ciuck a. ". Tickets draw
ILg gifts must be- presented AT I"Um y"
ruUlic Library Building, where cash che' Ks
upon the Farmers and Drov"rs' BanH, OF
louisville, or sigh d ats upon he Four b
SaIiOnaI Bank y York al tns option
OF The mol, er will be given Tor the tickets
vi yiits not ca led lOr in months ON the
drawing will be turned over 10 the Pubic
Library fund.
For iull Particulars send for circular.
THOS. r.. BKAMLkIIE,
Agent Public Library HeutIcky.
LOUISVILLE, NY.
J. v. l. RODGEnS, ag.nI,
lO6 Market ~.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-28

JOSEPH MEDILL wac asked 1.-The would
run aga Tor Mayor OF Chicago. be re-
plied:-"There isn't political, social or
pecuniary inducements enough in Ch'-
c.go 10 hire me. / have had enough.
Like the savage Danbury canine that
had been terri bly, dosed with horsera-
dish and cayenne pepper, he don't
want any more seasoning"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-28

SINE euterprislng Californian, named
TAYLOR, has applied for permission to
euhslm the bodies OF Captain JACK ct
al. or the purpose Of selling them to
BaRNUM or any other Snowman who
viii buy. General SoHoFIELD has the
matter "uuder consideration" though
the practical difficulty OF first catching
the hare before skinning it does NOT
seem to have occurred to TAYLOR.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-28
DR. J. BALL & CO.,

20. Box SI.
we would refer our readers 10 Elder "A
nnovk, VINO mas seen our Patent Eye Cups
ueu IN m tny Cases during his trsysi.
sLousn nlcnlgan, with perfect sacctss in
restoring The eye-sight IN
ne WIZ always be pleased TO tell the ff,ic,.
60 WAL ne Knows about the Patenr Eve
Cup& on their addressing MIN. 'e
I1o: -: sNOOk, Jackson, Mich.
=. hALL d CU., r. v. Box aS7.
Nom Liberty street, dsw York.