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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-12
978. Sg1 WILMINGTON, DEL, WEDNESDAY,


IL Il was any wonder there was such stream lof
The address. was closed with q reminder
both Of the expedlency and duty Of joining in
the prison reform movement and with an ea1n-
egt appeal to break down the distinctions which
exist Between petty crimes and the wholesale
robbing Of millions by persons at the National
Capitol. y
The address was most attentiyely listened to
throughout and at its close vote OF thanks was
rendered the speaker. ..5.,,,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-12
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

fHiLADELPhlAi cop' ~.
Cotton dull, 81 to 22c. Fleur dull superfne,
S4.7505.5O extras, GOT. Penna. and Ohio ex-
ira family, $7@9.75.o Rye flour steady, 70 ".
white. 50 toS. 210. Rye dull State, &c. Corn
dull yellow, 5S to 800; white, csc. Oats dull |;
white, 48 to 49c.; mixed, 47c. New mess pork,
$13 90 to S13 75. Whiskey dull, 921S to $50.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-12

'iii REPORT OF THE SIGNAL skRvIoE.
5.. ........ ,li ii WAsHIEeFoN, Feb, l2.
Probabilities: For the Middle States, fresh
aud very brisk North Eastsrly and Southwest
ery,. winds cloudy weather and rain, except
SNOW for the Northern portion. -.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-12

Senator Cameron has recovered from his ill
ness. He was in his seat In the Senate yester-
day.
Two cars Of an express train on the Philadel-
phia and Ere Raiiroad were thrown from the
track near Ridyeway, yesterday morning, by a
broken rail. Fifteen persons were Injured,
mona serously.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-12

IUIIbFII4IEi IUUs II
The breaker OF Greenwood Colery, at Tarna-
qua, was burned, last night. Loss forty thpu-
sand dollars. 4nf N- 40.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-12

BURNING OF THE BREAKER OF THE GREENWOOD
ooLLIEnY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-12
SECOND EDITION.
sbaIa.
MADRID, Feb. IL

TIE ALLEGATION OF A4ADEus, ooMPLETED-A hE-
- PUBIC DhoLAliED Wv
g.. MADRrD, Feb. 12
The formal sbdication Of King A hadeus vas
read and subsequently both branches OF Che
Cortes met together and accepted abdicatipn,
a ID unanimously created q Republic by vote of
256 to 80 and appointed Reotnmission to escort
Amadeus to the frontier. ''
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-12

COUNTING THE ELECTORAL VOTE. g.
wAsmNoroN, Feb. 12.
Both Houses of Congress assembled in the
House Of Representatives to count the electora
votna
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-12
HoUsE-AFrERNooN SESSION.

Gold closed yesterday at III. Government
securities were dull, but steady.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-12
+ FIRST EDITION.

OTt ehaba 4 goo PEM
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-12

V1ERKES VINToN Brass Founders, and MAJ
ufacturers OF Globe Valves, Gaug5 Cocks, &o.
for Steam, Water, and Gas, Importers OF and
dealers In PLUMBERS MATERIALS. Send for
Price List No. 62T Arch St., Phila.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-12
the GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.

Specially Rspo'ted for he Commercial
SENATE. iiMoRSrsa sEssroS.
DOVER, Feb. II.
The Senate met at 10 o'clock
Adverse report was made on tho petition to
divorce Ohristiana SpurrelL, and tho report was
adopted.
MIR. Shakespe ire. from the Committee to set
tic with the State Treasurer, submitted report
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-12
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FEBRUARY 12, i s73.
THIRD EDITION.

$50 p. M.
, 1873-08-24

We always think Of great men AZ In tho act OF
performing the deods which give them renown,
or else i'll stately repoHe, grand, gloomy, and
majestic. And yot this is hardly fair, because
eyen the most gorgeous aud magnificent OF
human beings have to bother themselves with
ton Of us smaller people. No doubt Moses
anntfed and got angry when ho had aevere cold
in llis head, aud II fly bit his leg while
he was sitting in the desert, why should we
suppose llo did not jump and uHo violent Ian
guageand rub tho sore place? And Cnsar, r,-isn'tit
toierably certain that 1o used to become furious
when he wont upstairs to get his slippers in tho
them bnclz undor tho bod 50 TINT no lad to
sweep around wildly for them with tho broom-
handle And when Solomon cracked his crazy
bone, il it unreasonable to suppose TINT he hop
ped around tho room and looked mad
and folt as il he wanted to cry i?
Imagine George Washington sitting on tho
odge OF tho bed putting on clean shirt, aud
on; or st. Augustine with an apron around his
neck having Ills hair cut; or Joan OF Arc holding
her front hair in hor mouth. III women 10, while
Aho fixed up her back hair; or NAPOLEON lump
Ing out Of bed in frenzy to chase 4 mosquito
around tue room with o pillow or Martin
Luther In his night5shirt, trying to put the
ins; or Alexander tho Groat with tho llic-
cups; or Thomas Jefferson getting suddenly
oyer fonco to avoid dog /; or lilo Duke Of
Wellington lying in bed with tho mt1t1l,s :: or
Daniel Webster abusing his wife boca,,so she
hadn't tucked tho covers In at tho foot Of tho
bed or Benjamin Franklin pairing his corn with
razor or Jonathan Edwards ut tho dinner
table wanting to snoezo just aa ho gots liB
1nnuth full of hot boof or Noall standing at hn
window at night throwing bricks ut cat.-liaz
Adtler.
, 1873-08-24
MONETARY,

SATURDAY EVENING, Aug 70.
The week just closing has been very active
ono In 1lnnnccs and trado. Tho abrupt change
from tho dullnoss Of ten days ago is tho subject
OF general remark. and has impaired moro
cheerful tono to tho views aud expressions of
bankers and merchants regarding tho prospects,
for profitable fall trade and O prosperous year,
aB the result Of the abundant crops.
Money iB plenty yot in this marhot, and
though most OF tho banks specify 10 per cont
somo arc offering money ut per cent, on othor
prime m collaterals OF business paper for GO days.
continues large, and obligca banks with lareo
country accounts to both order currency from
New York and sell exchange at heavy discount.
6alcs wore made botwoon baulss to-day at 81 ,25
Per 81 600 discount, though 81 por 81 900 was
The clearings Of tho Chicago banks for the
, 1873-08-24
T'llisra.

II. Theirs is still IN Paris. despite the intense
Aoat. Every day after breakfass-Ho tho Froncll
call thoir second moal, which iB served ut noon
ho, Nine. Thicrs, aud Alllo. Dosno 10 in al, opon
baroucha to their garden ut PasBy, whore tliere
IL small Swiss cottage. 1t III situated at Avo-
nue. Dugeaua, less than q atone'a throw from
Avenue do rImporatrice. They ronaln thoro
from p. III. to Z p. Ill. IIe works In the
cottage from to 0. Bo1no Of Ills fgionlls any ho
is rewriting his "lIistory Of tic Consulate aud
EMPIRE" others that ho iH giving tho last
tonoLea to his history of Florence othors stili
tat lao ia finishing Ills tl.oologcal-p philosophical
work. At p. nj. he throwa books abido, and
putting on q light straw hat ho walks about tic
gardon TIL p H., whom he roturnH to 48 Douio-
yard hlalosherbes. NJ. TAiers is at present Iiy-
tug. on goats milk dict, a.ld llo Is pnrHning
quito a soyoro regmon under tho direction of
Ills pllyBcians. tho goat which alpplics N.
zationa IL subjected to I'll aGyiaod regiinor, ELo
must cot as many carrots NJ she wifi take. aud
she may have pea-haulmH In little grass.
little bran, but neither cabbage nor t,riiipp, 4
ludiorous story is told on II, TherH. They were
speaking In hiB company Of tue accident In
Rneil, and somebody asked llim, Are you going
to send anything to the subscription ?" Ilo 70.
plled: "No; why should II lam nobody now I"
Paris LGHG1'.
, 1873-08-24
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Won I1NlOyE.

According to the RadeaiaN tho r mjuor con-
certo Of HonBelt, which formed part OF Dr. Yon
Dulows rocont performance at Baden, occupies
the proud poaitiou Of being tho most tltloult aud
e1aoting work in oxibtonco. 1t il ~ tho bow Of
Ulysses and the solo hand TINT can manipulate
It III Hans Won DulowB, and ho plays it from
memory. Tho Dadon public are fully ooguizant
OF the enormous obstac1oa and corresponding
triumphs Of the performance. Whorovor Dr.
x! yon bulqw goes. seya the ,.BadeoEaA, Berlin,
Munich, London or Florence, ho sets before him
al high duty tho task Of axpoundiug tho Eo-
nantio school, partly booauao the works Of Tits
school, stignaatizel az "nuAio Of tic future by
., numerous hostile faction, arc even yoit
timorously hyowed by concort enterprises, and
partly becauao Won Dnlow IL among many
caod tho ono olsoaen to set forth thoso liflIcuit
works as tho touo-poota themselves Designed
tloM,
, 1873-08-24
in,a Iho East That important part OF tho nogo,,a-

p,,.,, HAS YET TO nE CoNsu1tstArED
,t,,a ~ Up to connection with this procctoi
t tho a. Mackinnw, arc two poworrul raIlro1tls~
Sapds & 1n,,Ian, ,Iaaln1g Saginaw aud tho aret
ilonBa to tho Michigan Central, ani tho lattor t.
sn9 lNn! !tonllsylvahia syHtom. Each road il nov
i Duils 70 point within 20 miles of Maotinnu
nat, when tho three rarontta shall hayo boo1
so.p.to1oe' M alBuporablo obstacle will doubllesf
fomain,-i. O.,
nn1pn1No THE STRAITS.
lho break will 10 about milos long. Durino
iho open woatllor, the transit ca1 30 made bs
ie iio,fy nnt, wl.on tho paasage Is blocked witt,
| when railroads arc tho o:,ly means Of oommuni
cation and, as AEackinaw winters last until
h4mnef comes elsewhere, tho long interruption
! mlll prove aorlons check upon tho prospects Of
f,a fe rote 1a Worse thnn al Mar9uotte earea 80
Particular, TINT tho proposition is to
=. GIVE TIE CANAD1ANB
tho major part Of tho carrying trade. This
c!alc'tlat'on e!a. IL dependent upon tho construc-
tho saut Bto. Mario, at which point tho road iron,
Marquette Ii to terminate and thus form M air-
hno to Montreal and tho East. A glance at tho
% map WI ahow tho dlrectncss of tfls route. If
Iotweon tho 1ako nnd tho scaboard 500 miles.
L ls nov tho pot project Of the ambitious roHI-
dentB OF tho Peninsula; but ita conBuu,maton
rs not probability Of tie noar future.
snaapw oi ASSURANCE waa however, given
eneo hore Of William hlilnor Roborts aud onthor
prominent personages associated with
tho Northern Pacific Rairoad. Thoy
tayor @ >, tht construction Of tho South
ahoro limo from this city to Duluth, which
would DO ~ oxtonslon of tho Marquette,
Houghton l. Ontonagon Railroad
Another iiltoroBt having
!, LONGING EYE uroN Tlt18 TERRITORY
is tho Northern 4 milwaukee, Railroad Company.
Il HrNfn n&t}A G..,:tk
, 1873-08-24

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption: 1,781 bu wheat; 1859 bu corn; $500
bu oats; 997 bu ryo; Its bu barley. With
drawn for do during the past weelt: 1876 bu
wheat; q, 5,708 bu corn; 27,198 bu oata; $3.50 bu
rye; 9.105 bu barley.
Tho following grain has boon inspected into
storo this morning. up to 10 o'clock: 671 cars
wheat; 66i cars corn; 6,1o0 bu No. do, II, 800
bu high-mixod do. and $4,000 bu No do, by
canal 81 cars oats, 1880 BIZ rejected do, by
canal; "a cars rye; IS cars barley. Total &, ,327
cars), 58l 900 bu.
Tho following wore tho receipts aud shipments
Of broadBtus aul livestock at tllis point during
tho past weck, and for tho corresponding woeks
ending as tlatod
, 1873-08-24
lkev1oSV for the Week Ending Sntur-
day Evening, Aug. 13.
SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. 23

able change in tho complexion uf the cate market
mud for any elass of socf, tlsre lss beenIn s COM
narison with the preceding few weeks-tncreaaed ac
SOMEWHAT higher rnugs The improved tone % of lbs
market must be attributed to tho better ayoraRe nua
ty, and the moderate character Of tho supply. Tel
egrams from tho Markots below have contained nothing
calculated to IN any restore tho confidence of
shippers, and the chcerfuncas with which thcy have
from tic belief that o comparatively snail nuber u
cattle going forward this week will result In sharp
are Indeed substantial roasons Tor believing TINT tas
ensuing week Will witness apretty general improve
e. sp to- a e ,ssed e
temporary. The arrivals embraced much bet,or
one, there being very noticeable falling OH in tho
supply Of cows, rough THU steers, and through Tex
than to tho % ef basss
close There i still only light lemand for atocAers
for good to choice Veal calyca sell ut 3oo5 5O-ho
outside hguro for choire light. bfiich cows uro lp-
laired for to limited o1tent ut $2o.oo95o.oo per
To-day the market WAS active and firm. The reconts
good both rom Shippers md i local pls utehers Mas
earsr IN he weef saiea were
natives; ut s9.00@4.25 for sockers and common to
medium butchers stock ut s.; ;so@h e5 for to
extra do. Tic market closed steady. ~ '''0'
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Deeves-9raded steers, ayeraging 400
choico Beeycs@rine, iai, Se formed s;sar
tna year old stccra. averaging 1,3o0 to
GOOD Observation-Disclosures n:iy formed "'0e''
socrs, averaging $50 to 1900 is. 4.8o@5.as
Medium araacs-s.eers m in fAr aesh. aver
aEsssss s s!oek-common 10 iii: seess. '''VS'''
and good to o1tra cows, for city ...-.
1Nf ri npA tn }f,a n
, 1873-08-24

1latton'H familiar bnllnd God byo, Bvcothonrt
Good byo.' In oil Of them tlo combined swoot
ness md power Of tho accomplished tonor u, worc
aamlra9y dispiayolt md tho manifestations Of
applause with which thoy woro grootcd must
hava afforded satisfactory ovdonco to tic Singer
Tint his ta1cnt WIS thoroughly appreciated Tho
!aat song 'sns stngularly succonlful example OF
tho porfootion which M italian may attain In tho
rot1doring OF purely English music, md tho al1-
dicnco refusing to ho natip1ed with single
version of tho charming little ballad, compelled
m onoora of tho second etR,9znn
, 1873-08-24

Slgnor Drlgnoli WIS ut last accounts In Cone
Va. Gu July II, tho woll l.known tonor took part
~ H., q c.o!noert, whereof tho stoiss 1imes BayH.
place Of honor, aud to nlany of those % pravent. nj.
who remember tho distinguished role ho illlod il
earlier days, 1t muat have bcen source OF eatis-
faction to remark tho singular freshness aud
pohrod were sufficiently yaricd to perlnit q yery
adequate test OF his capacity tho first boin9
'At'Anpari.' from 'MArthR:' tho eeconi, AIT
, 1873-08-24
COMMERCIAL,

SATURDAY EVENING, Aug, ~.
The following wero the receipts and shipments
OF tho leading articles OF produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hourB, and for tho
corresponding date ono yoar ago:
, 1873-08-24

5000 Corn Exchange National Bank ut lit.
S,10o Corn Exchange National Bank Mt 1lB,
$l,alM Traders Insurance Company ut %.
II GOO Chamber Of Commerce ht D5.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

SECOND WARD MARKET.-The attend-
ance at the Second Ward Market on
Saturday morning was large, and the
supply was good and fair prices main
tanned. Turkeys we're not very plen-
tiful, bnt were not high in price. The
prices were generally as follows: Tur-
keys from 75cts 10 81 so; ducks 90 to
9Octs per pair; chickens 50 to 7Octs per
pair; geese 50 to 6Octs piece; choice
roasts l5cts per pound steaks l5cts
per pound mutton IS and 20cts per
pound; pork l2cts per pound; tripe
Sets per pound; sausages l2cts per
pound; sliced hams 20cts; eggs so to
35cts; butter 30cts; celery lOcts q
bunch; potatoes 30cts per peck; apples
% to 80 cts; onions Scots per peck;
lard l0cts per pound.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

RIVER NKwa-Ths river was twelve
feet ten inches last evening and falling
very slowly.
The Courier left Saturday morning
at lOA o'clock for Parkersburg, and the
R. R. Hudson at S P. NJ, for Cincinnati,
both with good trips.
The steamer Exchange departed for
Cincinnati, Sunday at 4 P. r., and took
400 kegs Of nails at five cents per keg,
which is just half the customary rstes'
Too much competition is the trouble.
Quite number Of our people visited
the wharf yesterday in expectation OF
seeing the steamer Paragon, as it va 8
generally supposed she had left Pitts.
burgh late Saturday evening. She did
not make her appearance, however, nor
had not up to nine o'clock last night.
She will probably be at the landing
this morning, and as she is the largest
stern wheel boat in the world, we give
space to the following description of her
taken from the Pittsburgh Chronicle ::
The Paragon, owned by Captain j..
J. Darragh and Captain James Rees,
raised steam on Thursday, and left the
Allegheny wharf this afternoon, where
she had been having the machinery
placed upon her, made her trial trip
and came to the Monongahela landing
in the evening, the boat and her ma
chinery working to the entire satistac-
ton OF her owners. She ID one OF the
finest boats that has ever come to this
wharf, and in mechanical excellence she
has never had a peer, all the improve,
ments which are known to the skill
and art OF modern steamboat building
having been placed upon her, and she
NAV be said to lie mechanically per
feet. Since she came to the landing
che has been visited daily by hundreds,
who have passed nothing but the most
flstteriug concentrations in admiration
Of her, and her owners may well feel
proud OF their craft. Her dimensions
are: Length, 26O feet; beam, 4S feet;
hold, 7 feet; floors, 46 feet, and five feet
shear. Machinery: Two cylinders, ~
inches in diameter, with 8 feet stroke;
5 double riveted boilers rs feet long and
40 inches in diameter, and one "nigger
boiler; one doctor engine for supplying
boilers; an engine for running the ele-
vators. end one for running the steam
capstaiu, and steam FIRE pump. She
was built to run in the lower river
trade from Cincinnati to New Orleans,
after the model OF Mr.. Rees' steamer
the Exporter, with the exception that
she is longer than the Exporter, and 1t
| is thought will be about one mile an
hour faster. Her cost is estimated at
from SOC, 900 to S65, 900.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

OPERA HOUSE, To-NIGHr.-By refer
ring to our amusement column, it will
be seen that the popular actor. j. ID,
Stoddart, from Wsllack's Theatre, New
York, and company. will appear in this
city at the Opera House, commencing
this Monday evening, and continuing
all during the holiday week; appearing
Tonight in two Of their finest plays, a
Struggle Tor Life and Dangerous Joy.
Mir. Stoddart's great character OF
'Moneypenny." the lawyer, in the first
has been played by him over 500 nights
with great success. In this inpersons'
ton he stands without a rival. His
artistic acting OF "Noel," an old Scotch
servant, in the last named play, is also
a wondetiul piece of character acting,
bring forth his iuinitable powers Of
humor and pathos.
The sale OF reserved seats continues
to-day between 10 q. m. aud 4 p. M, and
as they have drawn crowded houses in
ell the large cities, similar success
should attend them here.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

Lone TIME GETTING READY.-On
Saturday evening, officer Tracey arrest
el Johnny Reddy, on charge OF dis
orderly conduct, which has been stand
ing sgsinst him for tie last two
months. Reddy has managed to avoid
the lyn1-eyed blue-costs until the
above occasion, when he WAS locked
up. Judge Cranmer will attend to his
case this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

The MERRY TIMEs.-The streets
have not presented so busy an appear
ance as they did on Saturday night for
many months. The people thronged
the principal thoroughfsres and the toy
shops, dry goods aud.fsucy goods stores
were crowded with anxious purchasers,
who were selecting their presents and
making general preparations for the
Christmas festivities. Many a young
heart will be made light aud happy, il
we may judge from the amount Of shop
ping that was done on Saturday night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22
at'heeling 8egister.
MONDAY, DECEMBER %. 1873.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
index 20 New Advertisements.

For Cincinnati-Stesmer Andes.
Grand Soup Lunch-Paul Heller 8
Saloon.
Ofal-List. Davenport Il Parks.
Children's Chairs-Hutbard II Nc
Burnie.
knights Templar Notice.
Sign Of the Big Pitcher.
Concert and Exhibition.
Holiday Goods. Friedel i Co.
Call Soou-G. Mendel, Booth Il Co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

A Coop HAUL.-The residence Of
Mrs. Rose Gibney, on Chspline street,
nesr 23i was entered by burglars on
Friday night, who succeeded in getting
away with lot Of silverware and eata-
bles. The thieves have not been heard
OF sirce.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

POLICE CoURr.-The attendance at
the police court during the past week
has been unusually slim. Ga Satur-
day morning the only case presented
for disposal by the court was that OF
LEOPOLD Wincher, an old German, who
was picked up in Ess. Wheeling iesr-
fully saturated with bad whisky. AZ
he had been before the court before he
WAS given twenty dollars and costs.
lie was got ticket for thirty days.
No court was held in the afternoon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

DoS'r FoRGBr.-We hope our citizens
won't forget TO attend the fair and fes-
tiyal st the Washington Hall tonight
for the benefit OF the Orphans The
Hall will be handsomely decorated and
plenty OF pretty ladies will be there,
willing and anxious to attend the wants
OF their patrons. This will be the place
to buy dolls, caudies and fancy arti-
c,es for Christmas presents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

lNcENDIARIsx.-Saturday morning
about one o'clock the house Of A
Remke, who owns grocery on sci
street, in the Sth ward, was discovered
to be on fire in two places, behind the
counter in the store room and in the
garnet. The family with the assistance
OF few neighbors, succeeded in putting
out the fire before much damage was
done. The house was evidently set on
FIRE, and it is said a man was seen rum
ming away from the building about that
time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

MUNICIPAL CoURT-Tbe case Of
Kemp ". McHsle occupied the atten-
ton OF this Court all day Saturday.
The Court adjourned to meet this morn
ing, when the hearing Of the case will
be continued.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22
NESDEL L DUS4wAY.

II ever there were men specially de-
signed by nature for particular branch
OF business i; lie cur young friends
MeDdel and Dunswsy, whose good taste
10 the selection OF millinery aud TRIM
minga, is commen1sd by all Of tie
beauty and fashion Of the city. Their
sore is the resort Of the most tasteful
and lastidious OF the fair eek 10 the city
and ne'ghborhooI, and the style and
quality Of their goods are universally
praised. Nothing can be more approved
as holiday gilt TO lady friend than
some Of those exquisite lsces and en-
broideries TO be found at this store
Articles Of lingerie, selected with such
taste as has been maniiested by Mendel
q Dunaway. are especially dear to the
female heart and. when worn by those
We love, are quite as much admired by
the sterner eek. For 8 handsome and
acceptable present to your lady friend 90
to Mendel Il Dunawsy's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

INCoRPoRArED.-The Nail City Brew
ing Company has been incorporated,
with Frank Walters, Christ Siebke
Chas. D. Ritter, Henry Michael, Cletus
Hauser, Fred Was, John Butterfeld'
and Gregory Warner as the incorpo-
ratOrs,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22
The Mexican Veterans.

Editors OF Register:
Please say, for the information of all
whom it may concern, that the meeting
OF the Mexican war vetersps occurs at
Bridgeport on the % inst, Tuesday
next The impression has obtained
circulation that the meeting was on the
22d inst, an error ! wish to correct.
j. d. ToDD,
Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

THIsvIs attempted to enter the gro-
Gerry store OF Peter Dclan, corner Of 18th
and Woods streets on. Friday night, but
was prevented by the timely appearance
OF M Dnlan-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-22

Lock out for your chicken coops for
the next few days, for there are many
idle scsmps in the city who love a good
Christmas dinner more than they do
honesty.