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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-06

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-
Hon. Hugh L. Bond, Judge of the United
States circuit court, arrived here this
morning and opened the court pursuant to
adjournment. There was but little BUSH
ness transacted, however.
The following cases were dismissed on
motion of plaintiff IS counsel Hughes VS..
Averett; James w. Hall, assignee. VS..
Tucker; James w. Hall, assignee. VS..
Hudson; James w. Hall, assignee, VS..
Branch; james w. Hall, assignee, VS..
Fulkerson. 81 TT
The case Of the United States VS.. R. A.
element, jr., was removed to the western
district. NG6r55ayz gF ~
We are requested by Judge Bond to
give notice that the docket will be cleared
peremptorily at ten o'clock tomorrow
morning. tl@ dAH&4
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THE MODOC WAR.

CAMP NEAR TULE LAKE, May 8.
Not shot has been fred since the 26th
ult. A large fire is seen where Colonel
Thomas command was slaughtered
miles distant, .. ..,-....,..
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EXCURSIONS.

RICHMOND PETERSBURG r. r. Co.
RICHMOND, Va, April s, 1873
TNHE SUNDAY EXCURSION FIR s.r.
" TRAINS ON THIS ROAD WILLM
BE RESUMED ON SUNDAY, THE 18TH
INST, and continue until further notice.
Leave at A. NJ, and return at 5 PM.
Fare for the round trip. soc.
T. III. WYNNE.
ap S-lm President.
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Marine Disaster and Loss OF Life.
ILLINOIS.

The bridge Disaster-Recoyery of
Dead Bodies.
DIXON. May 6.-The derricks are in
position and five more bodies have been
recovered. 1t is thought that there are
twelve more in the river. Forty bodies
in all have been recovered.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

/ .e#a u. eli
Indications of Revolutionary Ac.;vttv
1ia in Madrid. - - ~
NEW YORK, May 6.-The Herald,s
special, dated Madrid 9th instant, reports i, .
dicatlons of revolutionary activity. The
city is placarded with manifestos. urging
the people to demand an immediate procla.
nation of Federal Republic, the aboli.
ton OF capital punishment, the abolition of
the state council, and the suspension Of the
church and state. General Contreras has
been requested by the Federal committee
to become president, but he has declined.
The Federalist meeting to-day was exciled
put no disturbance occurred. The peonle
dld not come armed, as had been threatened.
r.-sa y- RUSSIA. ~ A. ..-rr
s"ooen Death of Hon. James l.. Orr.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 6.-Hon. James
Y. Orr, United States Minister to Russia /.
died here this morning unexpectedly and
suddenly from inflammation of the lungs
lie had been suffering from a severe cold
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we beg to inform our friends and the publie
generally that WE HAVE OPENED A FIRST
OLASS MUSIC STORE AT No. sl7 RROAn
STREET, where we will keep Constantine on
hand a choice selection of Sheet Music. Mpsic
Books, Musical instruments, and Musical
Merchandise Of every description, Stationary.
Hlank BOOKS, views, Chromos, Pictures, Frames,
&c. &c; DAILY, Weekly and Monthly papers
from all parts of the world General Agents
Tor the celebrated Marshall & smith PIANOS
Estey, Pearl and Sterling ORGANS, which
we sell at prices to suit the times
NJ B.-We have lot of shelf. worn Musc at
I"o' three, i've and ten cents per copy.
- -ea .. fe27-sm
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THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
RATTLE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
WIDOWS and Orphans of the Southern
DIsTRIHuTIos No. 3l2 EyEsIEg- NAV 4
80 Y II IL ~ 81 so IS 20 al
DlsTkleoTIos NO Sl3. MoRSlsa. May g.
81 50 "a 70 81 40 "a 90 81 "a 10
Witness my hand. at Richmond, Va tbis 9Th
dav of May, 1873 S va
SIMMONS q CO., 90 TOMPRTNs
.E s.H managers. Commissioner.
CERTIFICATES OF RATTLE can be mr..
chased from Captain w. l. DABNEY, at n
fr)m Main. Ao''s
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STOCK BROKERS.

rNO TAx-PAYERS.
FOR SALE-COUPONS REcEIyaprr
FUR TAXES and all dues to the State
X. H. MAURY & CO.,
ap zz-osW&Wt No. lOl4 Main Street
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO-DAY'S DISPATCHES.
LOUISIANA.

hspOrted Fight Between the Opposing
GacuOns-Three Killed and Others
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B@- MRS. JOHN P. BALLARD

Bas" MRS. JOHN P. BALLARD
WISHES TO TAKE BOARDERS FOR THE
SPRINGS SUMMER AND FALL MONTHS.
Can accommodate two small families. The
house y new one. pleasantly located | X miles
nmo the city. and the accommodation train on
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad stops at the place daily at 81 O'Clock a.
M; returning, leaves Richmond at O'Clock, D.
I'd. Address JOHN p. BALLARD,
apll-n Richmond, Va.
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a~ CHURCH COMMITTEES TAKE
NOTICE---GAS FIXTURES and CHANDE-
LIERS, REBRONZED and REPAIRED-made
TO look as good as new--by s4
.sysr II DANIEL O'DONNELL,
aps--6m iBasfeaeH SIS Broad Street.
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MUSIC, &c.
SHEET MUSIC! SHEET MT,
WYATT & MINOR. "

RICHMOND MUSIC EMPORIUM, Xxls
sly BROAD STREET. BETWEEN EIGHfH
..g AND NINTH
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u!' HfIIUCk HUVeu 70 amend MT,
Williams motion by referring the whole of
the presidents remarks (Which were in
wrltingl to the special committee proposed.
Mr.. Williams accepted the amendment,
and the motion, as amended, was adopted.
MIR. Williams declining to serve on the
special committee, Messrs. Whitlock,
Starke, Cottrell, Jones, and Lipscomb
were appointed,
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DAILY SALES at 10 A. M. and ~ p. M.
OF Clothing, Fancy Goods, Hats, Gaps, Boots,
Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, and all kinds of
Furniture, Housefurnishing Goods, &C., he.
COME ONE, COME ALL, AS WE ARE
EaE DETERMINED TO PLEASE. sar 4
GENTLEMANLY statesmen constantly
In attendance, to wait on parties who wish to
purchase any of the above named goods at
private sale, at auction prices. 7l'i 3. asiQ q
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered to Coun.
try Merchants. Consignments solicited. Out
door sales punctually attended to-. NH 2s--sm
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AT the Grace-street Baptist church, Sum
day, several persons, male and female,
were baptized by the pastor, Rev. N. w.
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Financial.

NEW YORK.
.. Financial.
sw YORK, May 6.--Stock
steady. 1l7B. Money firu
Exchange, long 1854 shor
dull and ctoady Co.
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MIR. r. e. Glassett has taken an
interest in the Portsmouth Enterprise,
and will conduct the local department of
, 1873-10-27
card.


EDITOR ARGUS The attention Of
the writer who, although seldom solicit
ing favors, is sometimes under the
necessity of demanding . right, has
been called to a paragraph in your
issue of Oct. 22nd, in which it is stated
that flames presented revolver at
and threatened to shoot Mr.. Mills"
This statement, probably made to
you under excitement, is simply untrue,
and calculated to injure a man already
deeply wronged. A revolver was pre-
sented at no one, and no threat of shoot
ing anyone, in particular, made. Mr..
Mills and Mr.. james are almost
strangers and, as far as yet known, no
cause for enmity exists on either side,
although, on the evening in question,
some words, not of particular conse-
quenee, did pass between them.
The writer, feeling satisfied that you
have no desire to injure, or to misrep-
resent the matter, win be obliged If
yon win publish the above correct
statement. VERIrAs.
Port Townsend, Oct. Path, 1873.
, 1873-10-27
nl,mnin Corre.pondence.

October 22nd, 1873.
EDITOR Argos The work at
the Capitol Progresses in good and
regular order. Both branches of the
Legislature are doing their work, 50
far a : / am abe to jadge, with consider
able zeal and good Judgment. The
citizens of Washington Territory may
be proud of the men they have chosen
to represent them At this session ofthe
Legislature. The members Of the
house, where | visit more frequently,
appear to be eognizant Of the fact tlat
their time is short, and much labor Is
laid upon them-for thy are constant
ly at work, in session or out of session.
The Speaker of the house is regarded
by all as well fitted to discharge the
duties devolving upon him; thertby
facilitating the performance of the
great amount of work coming on
daily.
We see familiar faces here from your
end of the Sound-Messrs. Cline, from
Clalam; Moore, from Jefferson and
Crockett, from Island county, have
shown themselves well worthy of the
honorable positions they have been ap-
pointed to fill. Mr.. Joseph Kuhn, Of
Jefferson, we hear of from all. have
reason to know that his constituents
have cause to congratulate themselves
on their choice of him for representa-
tive. While he, undoubtedly, has the
good Of the whole Territory at heart,
he is never forgetful Of the good or wei
fare of his constituents. He appears to
have large share of gocd sense and a
great amount OF ability, without much
display. He has no flashes ofeloquenee,
with which to electrify the members
OF the house; but when he does speak,
he is heard with attention and much
consideration, and his measures art
generally received with favor.
The number of bills already intro
duced into the house are aeventy-six.
Nineteen bills have come up on tns
third reading.
The Swan town bridge, which has
been under repair, for few days, viii
be finished to-day (; at a cost Of about
$I25.
We are glad to see Port Townsend
patriarch, Mr.. A. A. Plummer, At tn
Capital.
, 1873-10-27

GoISG FOR lIm.-rhe Kalama
Beacon Is husily engaged IN printing
the life Of Beriah Brown. Uutortunate-
" for Brown, or the Beacon, 1--WE don't
know which, all the data from which
the record 4 compiled are found among
the avowed enemies of the illustfious
subject. Since Mr.. Brown is very
Important character, in whom the
people Of the region over which the
beacon circulates are deeply interested
the Beacon viii bemuch sought AFTER
lust to read the life of Brownl
, 1873-10-27
Card.

PoRT DISCOVERY, Oct. 25th, 1873.
EDITOR ARGUs:--You will please
allow me, through your paper, to
gratefully acknowledge the receipt
from the children of Chimacum Dis
trict School OF a valuable testimonial of
their regard for my services as their
teacher. Also to render my sincere
thanks to the parnts, pupils and people
of the Precinct, generally, for their
many kindnesses, and social inter-
course, during the eight months term
Of school just closed, and Oblige
Yours, very respectfully,
X. E. RYAN.
, 1873-10-27

1t is rumored that the crews Of the
Revenue steamers Lincoln aud Oliver
Walcott are to be exchanged, and that
the latter vessel win be Immediately
detailed for hisstation. Asthe Wal
cott arrived at San Francisco, fro~ n
cruise, the same day that the Lincoln
did, it is not unlikely that she win put
in an appearance before half Of the
coming month is gone. Probably Col
ieetor Garfield, who has just left BY the
Forest Queen for San francisco, win
return in the WaIcott.
, 1873-10-27
THE WEEKLY ARGUS.
loo Al n n W s
FIannNa. = rhera. has been eonsld-


FIGHnSG. fhere. has been eonsid-
cradle mashing, gouging, chewing and
humping going on among the puSilis-
tic brotherhood that inhabit this classic
ilat, during the past few days. On
Friday last we saw one man, who was
stupidity drunk at the time, knocked
head first from the brOthel on Water
street and, afterwards, brutally kicked
in the fIee. On Saturday night poor
devil from the cutter got into the wrong
alley. aud although repeatedly battered
about the head, reserved his muscle
until more favorable and ndeven-handed
opportunity should present itself
Besides all this, knives and pistols have
been fiourished, and in fact, things have
fairly boiled. We have faith that
when the city organization is again re-
neWed such little discrepancies will be
attended to, and after the Jail has been
called into requisition and the school
fund augmented three or four times
these trivial enjoyments ofth "boys"
will be less frequent, and the character
OF the town become more respectable.
, 1873-10-27

ARRIVED SAFEIY.-The Revenue
steamer Lincoln arrived at San Fran
cisco on the 18th inst, four days from
Victoria. She was not telegraphed
here until the 2Srd, and the friends Of
those on board were becoming anxious.
She and those on board are all right,
however. ~
, 1873-10-27

A post mortem examination was held
BY Doctors Minor and Bingham, on the
body of John Belden, who died on
board the steamer Anderson, to-day.
The cause Of his death was found to be
diliatiou Of the right side of the heart
with severe congestion and efiasion Of
pus In both lungs. The lower portion
Of each hung was solidified. The liver,
spleen and kidneys were enlarged
owing to obstructed circulation. The
heart was very much distended with
blood. The left pleural cavity con-
tained about one and half pints Of
fluid. In the right pleural cavity there
were some old pleuritie adhesions.
stomach and intestines were found in
a normal condition.
, 1873-10-27

BusrED.-rhe Bible says .'touch
pitch and it win deiile you" This
sort Of thing is busted hereabouts.
Port Townsend is 50 well creased that
Il could crawl through = tar barrel and
be an the cleaner for the operation.
, 1873-10-27

REruRSED. The Revenue Cutter
Reliance retutned from cruise through
the Possession Sound and adjacent
waters on Thursday last. Everybody
on board is well, and ready to enjoy a
.iees of Port Townsend tactics for a
while.
, 1873-10-27

CHANGED HER MAsTER.-we have
becn told that Capt. Sorberg has gone
ort Of the bark Onward, and that Capt.
'gIhos. Coupe, OF WILDLY Island, is new
aaster Of her. She viii he around
nom Utsalady to-day. bound for San
Francisco.
, 1873-10-27

We take pleasure in calling the at
tention Of our readers 70 the adver-
tisement ofC. c. Bartlett.
, 1873-10-27

FOR sALE-This Onice and
Business. There Is not q
better locality on the Sound
for the business. and a prac-
tical man can make money
here. Material all new. A
liberal discount will be made
on prime COST.
Ths once il for sale for cash only. Apply
to AL. PETTYGRovE, at the once.
e. Cause for selling, m health Of the
present owner. Immediate application
Ain b advantageous to the purchaser,
DILL HEADS, LEGAL BLANKS, State
ID ment sheets, Tags and Carda Of an
kinds, printed 1t this once.
, 1873-10-27
Northern Pacific Railroad
BREWERY,
WOTT HIUTUF TEUTTIUUDT
s. Steilacoom. w. It.

EH L. TIBBAI.s Is the agent at Porl
Townsend for the Northern Pacific Rail
road Brewery aul2y1
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Store Room Fer Rent.

THE DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND.
No. on Main street, now occupied by
=. ". Porter rs a Boot ana shoe Store.
5CSse- on given April Ist. Apply 10
1ec25 =. 3. SHEPPARD.
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ErinI,a.

Lis said that Chicago s 10 have an
other religious newspaper. Chicago
already las more religious newspapers
n rroDor.iou 10 me Guanut7 OF her
religion than anv city On he conu~
rent.
\ Eew Eamoahire !aEner vile Tell
INTO a well. and .c was tour days before
he missed her and made o search. He
sad he thought the house unusaily
1ujet. out he Gidn know what made Il
so.
d, Course Not.-Becsuse au stice-
hunter handles three or :Our stiff horns
IN 3 bar-room, before breakfast, hat Is
10 reason vhv he should nv 10 palm
himself off on the Changers az q 'hor-
nev-nanded arner.
Out West. wnere women are run
ming .or office, ne newspapers whose
candidates nave oeea elected 40 longer
MACE deHaut ROSTERS at he lesd OF
tbelr columns. 4 modest heu brood 5
over the glad tidlngs OF election.
SIR" laid the astonisned landlad7 TO
q .rayeler Who lad sent mis- cup Or
ward for :le seventh time, you must be
vsrv fond OF coffee Yea madam. I
am he reuued. or should never
have drsuk 20 much water 10 get q it,
tie
4 Trov .ditor ,oos ais vl'e 10 New
York On Friday. The conductor, when
he came along, recognized our Troy
brother rs enut.ed 70 rec passage, but,
not knowing the adv whispered 10 him,
Is his .ady 4 friend Of yours
No. 40, aid the Troy editor, n haste,
sue s nv vie.
4 missionary among the freedmen in
Tennessee, after relating 20 some little
coIored children the story Of Ananlas
and Sapphirs. asked them why God Goes
not strike everybody dead that tells q
lie. when one Of the lesst in the room
quickly answered, Because they
wouldnt be anybody LEFT"
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Eeu rorE IIaFRes.

NEW YORK. December u.
FLCCR-Fjrm and moderately
active At IS 6O66 20 ior SUI
perrine state; 5 55@6 3 Tor extra 10
s SOFAS IS or cnolCe 10; 5 gO@1 80
tor tancv 10: ) 50@6 90 Tor superhne
western: ) 5OG6 5 tor common 10 me-
dunn extra western: 8 S0@6 % ior
cnolce 20; -O@7 5 Ior common TO
fair extra St. Louis and : SO@lI 20 Tor
good 10 choice DO. Southern Hour quiet
and stea1v Rye -four \ moderate re-
uuest al sac SIS.
VHEAT-Scarce and held at lac
higher at 81 So Tor No. Chicago anu
I IS Tor 20. > northwestern.
RVE-Firm.
CORN-Firm at 5jc tor western
mixed at5lt.
OATS--Jusettled and firm at soc for
mixed western; Sic Tor white vest
ern.
PROVIsIONS-Pork quiet aud
STEADY At SO GOALS Is zoe new mess
auu , DO or extra prime. Beef stesn7
at 5 -j@lL 70 for plain mess and i %
lGl3 90 tor extra mess
LARD-firm at 5 l3-!bGotc 'or
prime steam and &c Tor kettle rendered.
COTTON-Closed duil ana EASY
low niadlings Isl; niddhnVs lts
WHISEv-S,ead7 At ode.
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Interesting to Invalid Ladies'.
HARLAHvrLLE, COLUMBIA Co.. n. Y. !
JULY 9th, 1873.

oAHLAHv1LLE, COLUMBIA Co., n. Y.
JULY 9th, 1873.
K. Y. PIERCE, u. D.:
Dear Sir:-Your favor ia Just receiy-
ed. intended to have written to YOU
several weeks since concerning the i'm
proVement in my health, which is now
very apparent. I have used one bot
tie of Favorite Prescription with the
best results, although I will admit I
was somewhat discouraged after it's
use { tor short time only took it
under very disadvantageous circum-
stances-haying the supervision OF the
house and during the season OF blouse
cleaning l was obliged through the
incompetency OF helr, to do more than
| ought, and, of course, suffered dread
fully, lifted when I ought not 10 have
raised my hand, and did all could to
bring 'order out of chaos, but upon
laying aside all cares and continuing the
remedy, find alter using less than one
bottle, 20 be so much benefited that l
have discontinued the use, with no re-
turn OF the symptoms OF which I wrote
you. have suffered terribly and what
added TO nv distress Was the conscious
ness OF not procuring relief from ordi-
nary sources, at times it seemed about
i'm possible to stand so great vas the
distress All OF those severe neuralgia
pains have disappeared, they were so
bad at times could hardly walk with
out some external pressure. They
seem 10 have left me like magic, sud-
denly, and have had 70 return all 9TH
er symptoms have been removed. Tn c
severe weakness and faintness have
disappeared, and I can 20 M stairs with
comparative ease now. would have
informed you ere this OF my improve
lment, ior I appreciated it, out ! was
teartui it was only transient benefit l
was receiving, but I think sufficient
ime has elapsed 10 consider the 0ene-
iclal resuita permanent. Accept OF my
lest wishes Tor your 'uture success and
/ lour kindness 4 advising me.
! Very truly,
! Ma Y. NETTTE SNYDER.
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TOR RENT.


TOR RENT. -
The store on Market street. next
ioor 70 REGISTER ONCE. This room II al
-uiraDly suited for a sewing Machine office,
Or any retail business. Dwelling appart-
nents attached. Possession given immedi-
lteIy. Must &c applied Tor within one week.
D. l.. LiSf.
Executor Z. II. Cummins, ar Bank OF
Wheeling. deco q
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E,XceIsier Baking PowdeP,

More popular than ever. The Best and
Most Economical PowGer IN the MARKET.
No OIe knows how good Biscuit, Buck
wheat Cakes, &C., can be made until they
have raised them with Logan, List & Cos
EEceiStor Baking EOtUier.
lec23
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Cincinnati Market.

'.SCGYNArI, December %.
COTTON-Qulet ana Unchanged;
mlddIiugs 81.
FLOUR-Firmer; air 81 00@7 IS:
fancy : 75ld,S so.
WHEAT-Firmer; 70. red 81 y;
hill scarce 1t So; WHITE l 5Ol&l 30.
CORN-QuieE Old sheIicd Sic; ne"
CO.
OATS-deid at +S@5OC.
RYE-Qliet at Jjc.
BARLET-Firm ana unchanged.
REPRESENTATION noticeable
change and holders firm. Mess PORK
arm at SIS 90: rump pork 10 OO9l2 CO.
Green meats rirm: shoulders sc; clear
rib sides SC; clear sides 'ci nams
sass. Bulk meats quiet out firm:
shoulders 5 Il: clear rib sides &c: clear
sides tic. Bacon steady; shoulders
re; clear ..o sides ste; clear sides sc;
sugar cured hams Ilt9l3c.
LARD-F,ru: prime stesm / city
kettle &c,
wHISKv-Quiet but firm at 94o.
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~oE SALE.

FAHM CONTAINING NE HUN-
ired and three acres. l wil se-. : %
-a,. lot or divide IL n lols OF loul OF I'VE
'eLes ~ ~ Srto Comfy Tor market gardening.
i 4HU - Within one mile Of the city OF
FaTnssape-tourth cash; balance IN one
10 an1i three wears. For further parucn-
enUuiTs OF the subscriber. ,,,-,,
.'ES CIV ''-'o GEO. ROBERTS,
81 Main street.
r. OBRIEN,
Real Est ste Agent.
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Administrator NefIee.

Teas
IN HALF CHESTS OOLOSG. GOOD TO
~ choice.
= EAlfchEEs sDuchonz.zood 70 cnCics-
y Iapsn
",1oT-EE GCEP0vDEE-
% bal chests prime 20 enoics
common
Pig ECET" GCEP0wpER.
= matted boxes good 20 choice.
% extra me.
20 half chefs common 20 prime.
TOUE6 ETsug.
half cneEts cnnfcs-
We especially invite the attention OF the
trade 20 cur izrze stock OF TEAS and To-
HACCOS, al nEE and trezh. bougnr az lOv
TIEGLR q IsHAH.
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MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
AND
How and Where
TO SELECT THEM.
go TO
Logan, List & Co.'S,
Drug store.

And select from among the following
goods:
A D or 10 ID. can OF Logan, List & Cos Excel
StoT Baking Ponder, very acceptable pres
emf 10 a lady keeping house
An Odor Case, Morocco, very handsome
A bottle or Lubtn's or RimmePs extract
genuine.
A bottle of Atktnson's White Rose EI.
tract, genuine.
A bottle OF "Fartna" or spray" Extract
4 Glass Toilet Set, bohemian.
i Mustache or Motto Cup.
4 bottle OF genuine 'Farina cologne
A bottle of "Hoyt's' or white Rose
Cologne.
a Porte Monnaie. IN Russia leather, OF
Morocco: styles for ladies and gentlemen.
a fine Hair Brush, Buffalo inlaid.
A dne Hair Brush, Rosewood or Satin
wood, or your choice OF handsome brushes
at lower prices.
A package OF Toilet Sop, finely peIfunl-
ed, either White Mountain BOquef, CASH
mere BCquet, Jockey Club, or your choice
OF large assortment.
4 silver SPRAY Perfume AtomiZsr.
~ Floren 2 Mirror, in case, for gentlemen.
\ Turkish Towel or pair or Bath Gloves.
i Combination Shaving Mug.
4 box or fine Cigars.
Your choice OF a large assortment OF
Housekeeping and Toilet Goods.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-31

OF horse powers. Hence it il easy to
zee that without some counter force,
'ne globe must rotate slower and slow
81, until its revolutions wholly cease.
-nsn with perpetual night on one side,
Suo q degree of cold far below any now
aA =. we should have on the other 8
.erYent heat from the sun, which
would melt the rocks and make the
.nountains run like water. But we
need ieei no alarm. He shows a coun-
.ss poise which nearly balances this
Issuance an and viii maintain, substanti-
tne present mundane condition,
through ages upon ages yet to come.