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HARDWARE AND CUTI.EnY.

HAROWARE AND CUTLERY.
L. G-eAMPBELL. COS Pa av., bet. 81. au.I sta- sss.
". KENNEDY b o., si2 Pa ave, bet.S 9Th and TN
HARNESS, sADDLERY 4 TRUNKS.
IA4.sS ToEnha SSi. e., t.h IT, nsai to 90
dies. Bridi.s. wEips. Trunks. Vsiises, Carriage
Roles and Ma,5. Horse Coyer.s : e.. &c. Re-
HORSE-SHOERS,
r. DoRAN. 81, bet. 9th and iotli, aud 1872 d ST.
Horses shod according to natural shspe Vi foot.
HOTELS. -as.#...
ARLIscToN HOUSE, T. Roesslc Z Son., VT. ave.
n. cLoup HoTEL, n. J. HIllman, 9Th and p .ts..
American and EuroPean: near Patent and Posi-
sS1s' sna Bs:s.;s Sss,s A ss ,; ss1s:i
e sna aoqa , s9aS
HOUSE-FURNISHIN STORES.
sse Is Inn STREET, sIas, rsisd
IONS OGDEN, 3il 7th ST., near Pa. ave. Useful
Housekeeping articles at low prices. 81
INSURANCE OFFICES. y -.gL
gfTioYAL METRoPoLiTAN FIRE INSURANCE. Co.
Of the District q Columbia, s0sn reiI'a. ave.
rst nmIis ssr M FIRE fxsunascE Co.. axs
street y. w, near 18Th street. su :.
-AASTRgARNT MAKERS. -.,sA -
s.FIscHER, SurG. Instruments, TrUsses, as Iihtt.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. an. -.
Ed. KLcPFkR, Goa La. ave. Also, Notary Public.
LADIES, DRESS TRIMMINGS.
LOVES, Sill Market Space, and go Penna. svense
L.AUNDRIES. r.... 81
E.Y. LAUNDRY. s0l ST., cor.4K: work well done
LINE, CEMENT. PLASTER, &c.
1. W. KIRK 4 Co., 206 10th st., bet. and La Az.
LITMO6RAPHERS. -- ..-.as
EokRis PErEEs, Sse Pa. ave-, near " 81. Pho.
G. c eor in st. and la. ave-
LIVERY OTABLES. r.r ~! r.. rr. II
ERYKs Co., cor. 18th and d SITS. Close carriages
for wedding cailssnd receptions. Boarding. and
livery stables, Wilard's hotel stables.
ALLISON NAILoR. JR.. south side Pa. ave., near
18th ST., OPP. Imperial and willards'. :.
NASH. NAILoR, mas st., OPP. National Theatre.
TArH'L B. FCGITT, 18th street and Ohio avenue
n W, Dealer In all Kinds Of Lumber, plain
aud dressed. -. 49, II
MARBLE WORKS. ~ -.
II TOMMY, Washington steam Marble and Slate
Morks, 1917 st., near Repuoaican building.
HERCRANT TAILO10.' ? -
pxvfIr 4 Co.. LOT y. r., lios = st., near nth.
ss0fLK DEROTS.S -T.- . -, =. =,
coGIxNs' MILK AxD PRoprcE HOUSE, 81 10th st..
0EWZRAL VATE80. tt.r'at = - "a
Par 49, q 0nxSn, eer. Gay ard Green sts.s 0~etSe.
pss:3 s's'sF 0uu'.l.. : 'pssially.
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DY DuNCANSON, BOWLING q CO.,
- Aucii0neers, southeast corner Ninth and d
= r. r., streets uOytbW west. ID
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FINANCIAL.

NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK OF
IN WASHINGTON, p. e. =
- 80 JANUARY n, 1874.
The rate OF interest deposits inside IN this bank
from and after March 1874 will be per cent. per
ii per cent. per annum until July j. after which
ptriod ihe Interest allowed On ALL deposits will Be
Interest IN all cases q computed and allowed Tor
Jaais-rGTh1ssm ". srIcKNEY, Pre,idcnt.
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AUCTION SALES.
To-Day.


ny LAflutB Z CLEA1Y.5f.ss' "a. =
~. Auesi0nesrs and Real Estate Brokers',
6outhteoeeatWe q Peuusylyanla avenue and Eles.
sash sssset, STAR OAes BsildinG. n s-ll
CATALOGUE SALE or BOOKS.
On MONDAx aDd TUESDAY EvENINGe,Jan-
eary ~ and "a LEA At our auction r00ms, conmenc-
VI .eioeH, We shall sell yaleaele collection
/. G..siegues aow res9y fes d,s.rihg.ien;
l@aAN So. SO - = ~ .Fs9 Asctioueers.
nv JANIS Guild. Ane,Ioassr, LOLA Penn.
~ - t syivanfa avenue. 49, -
'a.p F.a S2-4 s5ilil DItfissIo1 - fs4a-t - =
iesHn go &c a.1ST 81 - 5zr 7s7l asL a.i7 ->aI
=. =, ~ taxa M fiz SIr -sTsi' E-r ,iillsh
AND PERENToRY SALE OF
SILVER PLATED WARE or THE FINEST
QUALITY AND rLArE. MAxUrAcrURED
N WILLIAM HOLMES. OF baltimore. 3
VIC wriSef on TUESDAY, January9a commene.
Ing st 10 o'clock m, the finest stock Of silyerware
ever offered at poblic sale. Stock consists In part
z Fine frlpie-plaisd Tea Sets assorted styles and
many single pieces. consisting Of Codees, Teas Buzz
ter Dishea. CFeamsS Siop Devils sagars, Castorss
Sspples, Speeus, tosts, kc.. &c.. t -1.l.s .
20 Ffs:24 ibd - 3fa1 hS.as -aSir.9 Ftt q
- 81 ~ Fsf. y. I'D .'rv NEv rft " u
80! isat byp.7= Also. 70 h-i .ts - ~ ssai
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y ss s$$|$SSSF$S !.,.:,:s,.

ArTHE ABOVE SALE IS P0sTPoNED UN:
y WEDNEss66AA Jsaas.y q ls,a ssne hour and
nn,,ru 4SsEAaEaHT 2S{aEEEREk S..sm.1.
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NUTS.

. .r NUTS. 81
rH .- ... r.- -..' %. Pip.
ALMONDS, Larydadoe soft sheiis. 10 ."
WAINUTS. best Naples. 1855
PECANS. large and ane.
FILBERTS, choice. ..
BRAZIL NUTS, choice. .r.
MIXED TS......................5 lbe. for u
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ingfoa ~ peg, ~ The risk AMI cost o. iHs fGs'
lascf. Ef.W AID ~. PARSONS, t.s-,-.e.,
D-td ROE EEI y. pAfr
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RIVER NEwS.

The river continues to recede. Last
evening the marks at the wharf showed
20 inches in the chanRel. g" T. ~.
The Science departed for Parkersburg
at the usual hour yesterday morning.
There will be no Parkersburg boat to-
day.
River men do not expect rise until
there is fall Of snow.
The Tempest will leave for Matsmorss
this morning at 10 o'clock.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, November 4-River !
inches and stationary. Weather appear.
ances of rain, and warm and cloudy.
EvANsvILLE. November 4.-Weather
cloudy: mercury AZ to 640 River falling
with 40 foot Oh the gauge. Down
John. 5. Bransford, Sandy. Up-Silver
Thorne, Geo. Roberts. Business dull
signs of:rain.
LOUISVILLE, November 3.-River still,
falling with only 26 inches in the canal
Weather clear and pleasant.
CIScISNATI, November 4.-River
feet and falling. Departed-Shippcr:
Own, Evansville.
CAIRO, November 4.-Arrived-Fan
ME 'Tatum, Cincinnati. Departed
Hickory, st. Louis; Fannie Tatum, New
| Orleans.
! River 3 feet inches and falling.
Weather smoky and pleasant.
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O1ncUIT CoURT.-This court met at
the usual hour yesterday morning, Judge
Melvin on the bench.
s A large crowd assembledin the court
room yesterday morning and most oi
them remained during the entire day,
listening to the concluding arguments in
the Taylor strauder murder case. Geo.
0. Davenport made the closing argu-
uei,t for the defense and was followed
by ]. H. Good for the State, who con-
cluded his speech about four O'Clock IN
the afternoon. The court then gave
some instructions to the jurors and at 4:ao
thew retired to consider their verdict.
They remained closetel until ten
o'clock last night, when the foreman sent
word to the Court that they were unable
to asrec ON a verdict. They were then
discharged until this morning at 3 o'clock.
During the time the jury were out, quite
number of persons remained around the
Court House, waiting for the verdict
and seemed to be great deal more anx-
icus and concerned about the result ofthe
deliberations of the jury than the prison
or himself. This changing of the jury
is surface indication that there will be
no hanging any place else
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NEW York, November 4.-Cotton-
Steady; middling uplands l4sc. Flour
More steady and in moderate demand;
receipts 22.0O0 barrels; supertine western
and state II 0O(d4 10; common 10 good
II 65C65 90; good 10 choice - loG 3 20;
white wheat extra SIS 75t06 Is; extra
Ohio "a 7566 20; st. Louis 81 90@ s W,
Rye Flcur-Steady at 81 io@5 81. Corn
Mesl-Quiet at 81 25tG4 IS. Wheat
Moderate inquiry and l@2c better; re-
ceipts 26o, 900 bushels; No. lspring 81 IL
al so; No. = old do 81 09f,l 10; No. 5
do 81 O2(G,l OS; No. = Northwestern 81 o.
al OS; winter red western 81 Ia ~.
Rve-Quist at ss(G90c. Barley-Searce.
Nslt-Quiet. Corn-Dull and unchsng-
ed; receipts 5000 bushcls. Oats-rn-
changed; receipts $1,000 bushels. Hay
Unchanged. HoPs-Firm; 1874 $50
45c. Coffee-Quiet. Sugsr-Dull at 81
asa Molasses and Rice-Dull and un-
changed. Petroleum-Dull and steady:
refined Il.c; crude 5sc. Rosin.Cn-
changed. Turpentinc-Unehsnged, Egg.
FTm- at as(SS0c Perk-FTm ut
$50 90. Beef-Quiet. Gut MeatSC
on;et: miadles quiet, long clear at los9
I0lc. Lard-Firmer; prime steam lic
Butter-Prime steady; other grades
hnavv. western lS(dS7c. Cheese-Un-
Whisky-Steady and III fsir
demand ut 99c.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGo, November 4.-Flour-
Firm. Whest-tirm; No. spring SOC;
No, 2 s5lc spot or seller November; sGic
seller December; No. 3 S0GS0Ic; reject
ed &c. Corn-Dull and lower; No. 2
mixed 73c bid spot; 72sc bid seller No
vember; este bid seller year; rejected 70c.
Oats-Dull aud lower; No. = 1876 spot
or seller November; 45}c seller Deem
her. Rye-Steady and in moderate de-
mand; mol SSe. Barlcy-Demand good
at full prices; No. ? 81 lS!@l IL spot;
81 LEGAL l. seller November; 81 30
ellrr December. Pork-Dcmand fair
and prices advanced at ST. so spot;
SD 624@l7 90 seller year. Lsrd-De-
mand active and prices advanced at l29
6l2fc spot; lls@l2lc seller year. Whis-
ky 96|c. On the opening of the board
this afternoon, Wheat closed at S5lc seller
November. Corn-12S@ 725c seller No
vember; 6s4c bid seller year. Osts-46ie
seller November.
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IndI.putRble Evidence.

ST. ELMO, ILL, July y, 1874.
R.V. PIERCE, VI. d., Buffalo, y. Y
! wish to add my testimony TO the won
derfil curative properties Of your Alt.
Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery. j
have taken great interest in this medi-
cine first used it. was badly afflicted
with dyspepsia, liver deranged and an
almost perfect prostratiOn Of the nervous
system so rapid and complete did the
Discovery effect a perfect cure that il
seemed more like magic and perfect
wonder to myself. and since that time
We have never been without bottle Of the
Discovery and Purgative Pellets in the
house. They area solid. sound family ply
stefan in the house. and ready at alltimes to
hy 10 tho relief Of sickness-withOut
charge. We have never had doctor in
the house since We first began the use VI
your Pellets and Discovery. | have rec
Commemorative use of these medicines in
several severe and complicated cases
arising from. ~ ] thought, an impure
state 81 the blood. and in no one case
have they failed to more than accomplish
all they are claimed IN do. / will only
mention one a. remarkable, Though
could give you dozens.) Henry kOstsr.
furniture dealer Of this place, who was
one Of the most pitiful objects ever seen,
bis face swollen out Of shape, scales'and
eruptiOBs without end, extending 90 his
body, which VS. completely covered with
blOtches and scale. Nothing that he took
seemed TO effect il particle.
fnslly induced him TO try few bottles
of the Golden Medical Discovery, with
daily ire Of the Pellets, assuring him il
would surely cure him. He commenced
its Use some ak weeks since, taking two
Pellets each night for week. then one
each night, and the Discovery a directed.
The psult is, to-day bis skin il perfectly
smooth, and the scaly eruptioDs are gone
He has taken some seven or eight bottles
in all, and considers himself cured. This
had bogied the skill Of our best physi-
clans. Messrs. Dunsford 4 Co.. drug
gists, of this place, are selling largely Of
your medicines and the demand steadily
increases, and they give perfect satisfAc-
ton in every case.
Respectfully, W. II CHAPLIN.
Agt Am. Exp. Co.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

The steamer Pamlice Strech, which
sailed FROM Newcastle September ID Tor
Chicago, has put back to Queenstown
England, leakv.
joseph E. Knowlton has been appoint
ed Receiver Of the public moneys at
Duluth, MINI.
Walcott. President of the Granger
Bank. Of Sab Francesca has resigned, ).
and J. f. Webster, appointed in his
stead. W. H. Fisher, Treasurer
of the State Grange, has resigned
and ,. B. Darlington, of Solsno county
appointed.
The French Government has fixed up
ON November Goth rs the date for cleo
tons tn fill the vacant seats IN the AS
sgsmbly and for the removal OF muhici-
pal councils.
United States Commissioner f.. u.
Craig, ut New Orleans, yesterday, sent
before the United States Circuit Court,
Mary johnson, aud Joseph Millbrougb,
both colored, charged with violating the
Ku-Klux act in conspiring with others
and breaking up meeting OF coloreo
Democratic club. This the first commit
ment of colorcd persons under this net IN
Louisiana.
An amicable settlement of the Farwas-
son difficulties between Lima and Japan,
still appears doubtful, notwithstanding
the more pacific tone of recent advicee.
A brakeman on the =. {. i 1t. L.
Railroad. Zach Rhoads, was run over by
locomotive in the yard at Indianapolis,
Yesterday. and instantly killed. He was
horribly mangled.
III. A. Hallantine & Co.'S saw mill, two
miles below East Saginaw, Michigan,
WAS totally destroyed by fire Tuesday
night. loss $S6,O0O; insured for $50, boo'
Mayor Spencer, of Atlanta, Georgia,
and other prominent citizens were ar
rested to-day forviclation OF the enforce
ncnt act. r-
The Dry Houses attached to the Pail
Factory owned by Howe y Co., OF Erie
Pa, was destroyed by fire yesterday
evening. Loss about $1,000; insurance
unknown, probably covered by insur-
ance.
The steamer Montana yesterday took
- passengers from San Francisco tor
New York via Panama.
Win Klein, a well known merchant OF
Cleveland. was killed by the accidental
discharge Of his gun, yesterday, while
hunting II short distance from the city.
Extensive forest fires are raging south
of Cleveland.
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SMASHING THINGs.-trank Bachman
took in cargo of calamity water last
evening, and concluded it was about
time to make his semi-annual pilgrimage
to the house of his late wife, The mad
anne does not live with Frank, and
smash things up. Before he had done
much damage, or had fairly gotten warm
ed up in his work Of dcmolishing the
furniture, &c, officer Wilcox put in an
appearance and stopped Frank in his
amusement. With a little persuasion he
accompanied the officer to the lookup,
and there he spent the night. Judge
Cfanmer will attend to his case this
morning.
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wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND WARD "Wednesday Morning,
There was very fair supply Of stuff
in the market this morning, and the de-
msnd middling.
The quantity of apples offered was
very large, and sold as low as Is cents
per peck.
There was also very fine supply Of
dressed and undressed poultry. As the
weather becomes colder the supply OF
the former will increase. Meats were a
shade higher. ..g-..s
PRoprcE-Chickensgood supply dress
ed 2OtG-3Oc apiece; butter, plenty at 25ta
35c; egeA scarce at 2OG,25c per doz.i
ducks. 2S(S85c each; lard. lsc per h.
FIsH-Lake fish, l0c per ID.
MEArs.-Rib roast per 10. 2tal5c;
sirloin steak, Per 10, l5c;
mutton, per ID, 1O6l5c; mutton
chops, psr 10, lie; lamb, per ID, l24s l5c;
veal. per 10, lefS I4ei fresh pcrk, per ID,
l2Aal5c; corned beef, per b, l0c; ham,
per ID, lie; shoulders, per ID, l2lc; Pick
led pork, per 10, l5c; dried becf. per ID,
1920; breakfast bacon, per ID. Ice;
sausage meat, per ID, 15c; dried beef
tongues 5O(Ss0c each; bologna sausage
l5c per ID; sliced ham, 20c per ID; tripe,
Sc per ID; pigs fed, 3oe per doz:
FEsErABLEs AND FRUTT-TJmstoes.
scarce at sOc per peck; green do. loei eel
erv, three bunch 25c; cabbage, per head
aalOc; onions, per peck, joc; bects, per
bunch, &c; potatoes, PER peek, Sc sweet
potstoes, per peck, 40ci apples, per peck,
is62Oc; quinc-s 1oc per peek PepPerS,
per bunch, SC; turnips, per peek, Dc;
cranberries, 15c per quart; pumpkins 6a
ioc; csulihower, ga loc: PsrniPs, Per
peck, 3oc. ,-e.o
GALLON; honey, Csc per lbi chestnuts, lOc
per quart; walnuts, l5c per peck; buck
wheat per lb. 4ic.
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THE Supreme Castle of the World, II

THE Supreme Castle of the World, h.
of NJ. c., at its recent meeting in Read
ing, Pa, elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Supreme Commander,
H. E. Harper, of Pennsylvania; S. ". c.
s. H. Dorsey, of Maryland; Supreme
Marshal, X. S. Richardson, of West Vir.
ginis; Supreme r. Scribe, John p. Men
gel, of Pennsylvania; Treasurer, John
N. Brown, of Pennsylvania; Chaplain,
Isaac H. Steever, Of Pennsylvania, l. 5,
W. II. Simpkins, Of New Jersey; q. $,
W. II. EARLY, Of Maryland.
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THERE is very bad significance in
the reports of restitution which are
already coming to notice in our midst,
If there is suffering now when the sum-
mer skies have scarcely lost their kindly
glow, what may We look for when win
ter comes. with its ice and snow, and
many avenues Of industry now open
are closed? Private benevolence and
public charity should put forth the most
judicnus and comprehensive means to
mitigate the distress that is plainly fore
shadowcd. aE
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WHERE To FIND PIANOS AND Or
GASs.-At 1227 Market street may b,
found the largest stock of Pianos and
Organs ever offered in Wheeling, and q
finer assortment than can be found IN
any other music store i'll the country
The stock includes tho various styles Of
Steinway Knabe, Chickering, liazIeton
Emerson, Marshal d Smith, and other
Pianos, and Mason " Hamlin, Smith
American, Wood, Estey and other Or
gans. In stock so large and varied
with prices ranging from 800 to $1,000
on Pianos, and from $50 to $500 on Or
gans, certainly no one can fail to be
suited in the selection of an instrument
Terms arranged to suit all.
ADAMS & Lucas,
1881 Market street.
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THE SaoKE-Thc smoke from the
large fires in the forests and woods
throughout the country has drifted to
Wheeling, and the dense haze of smoke
with which the air is filled, is attribute
bic 10 them. Accounts from al around
US would seem 10 indicate that the whole
country was burning. Pedestrians suf-
fer great deal from the smoke, and
nearly every individual YOU meet on the
streets, ybavea handkerchief up TO thei'
face, and rubbing their eyes.
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OPERA HorsE.-A good audience, Il

OPERA HoUsE.-A good audience, II
large number of whom were ladies
greeted the Sargent Dramatic Company
at the Opera House last night. Kit
Karsonn was the play, and border life
in all its varied phases, perils, adventures
and escapes, was depicted in the most
sensational style. The acting of Rena,
Macder and the balance Of the Company
was full of life and vim, and they were
heartily applaudcd by the audience dur
ing the progress of the play. Tonight,
Castle Garden, or Emigrant Lif" in
America" will be presented.
Tomorrow night Rens takes benefit;
Poor and Proud of Wheeling will be
the bill, and VIC hope Rena will hav" a
rousi ne benefit.
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I. o. q. F.-Thr recent Odd Fellows
Convention which met at the Opera
House, Wheeling, committed two great
faults First. they should have visited
Hornbrooks gardens. Second, they
should have passed q resolution recon-
mending all the delegates to buy their
clothing at the Peoples Square Dealing,
One Price Store of H. Frank, 40 Twelfth
street. As it is the Ohio county delegates
will continue to buy their clothing there
as heretofore, as will also those who are
in favor of goods at low prices. For in
stance, overcoats at $3.50, or suit COM
plete for 500.
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FOREIGN.
CarIiSf War.

SASTANDER, November 4.-Thc Carl
lists commenced the bombardment OF
Irun this forenoon. 10000 Republican
troops discmharkcd at Frontarabia yes
terdsy.
MADRID, November 4.-Gcncrals Ma
rioncs aud Lazsrna will make a diver
sion upon Estclla, while the Carlists are
hesicglng Irun.
The non-cUmbatants have left 1run Gu
noassc. TIE Carlists fire three shots 10
one fired by the defenders of the town.
Several persons have been wounded in
the town of Irun and fort, and one kill
ed. General Ellis is in command of the
besieging forces and Don Carlos is pres
-nt with his army.
Arrest Of the King Of Patagonia.
PARIS, November A number of
Deputies representing the Department Of
Dardogue, have presented an address t.
the Duke de Cases, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, protesting against the arrest Of
Orville Taunes, 10y all Argentine man-ot-
war while sp ro'stS for Patagonia. Taunes
is French lawyer who had procured his
election by the PatagonianS rs their
King. When arrested, he was returning
to Patagonia from France, where he had
been to negotiate II loan. The Argcn-
tine Republic claiming jurisdiction over
Patagonia, ARRESTED. Tauncs as an usurpcr.
President Mac Mahon entertained Mr..
Washburn, the American Minister, and
Lord Lytletun, at Banquet last night.
The German Reiehstag.
BERLIN, November 1.-The Reichstag
has ratified the postal treaties with Chill
and Peru.
An Imperial Decree of October both,
establishes the Representative Assembly
Of Alsacc, Lorraine, and fixes it, duties
and powers 1t will express it, views
upon the budget, and upon bills not re-
served for Imperial legislation, and also
upon bills which are not subject +"
discussion by the District Diets.
The Assembly will hc composed
nf ten Delegates from each District
Diet to he elected for three years.
The Emperor reserves the right to
fix thethe time and place of the sttings
of the Assembly, which will be- private.
The Governor of the province will be-
entitled to demand hearing, and to AS
>iSt in person or by representative ut the
Sittings of the body. The Assembly in
expressing its views to the imperial gov
rrnmcnt. must also give the views Of the
minority.
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Now that all stoves for heating and
cooking purposes in our homes have po-
etical appellations, something in the same
line should be done for warmers intended
for public places. In this wise, for in
stance: For bar-rooms, The Fragrant
Apple Teddy" and "The Steaming
Punch" for court houses, The lmmuta-
bic Justice" and THE AEti.clicker jury
for churches, 1.-THE Comforter of Saints
and "The Rally Around Your Pastor
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-05

POSTAL CHASGEs.-Gcorge Mills Is
appointed postmaster at Middle Fork
Randolph cyunty, W. Va. vice George
s. Grove, removed. John W. Cottman is
appointed postmaster at Smiths Tap,
Hampshire county, W. V, vice II. [, }.
Hayden, resigned. Wesley D. Hanstord
is appointed postmaster at Pleasant Kun,
Tucker county, ". Va, vice Morre'l
Schoenovcr, resigned. lShmsel Cart
wright is appointed postmaster at H'nk-
levillc, Upshur comfy, W. Va" vice
Jesse Sharp, declined. Joseph W.
Ringer is appointed postmaster at Muddy
Greek, Preston county, W. Va, vice VI.
NJ. Lloyd, resigned. Harvey IL. Wood
ruff is appointed postmaster ut Wilson
burg, Harrison county, W. Va vice VIM.
a. Casteel, resigned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-05

Why is the Weber Piano preferred by
the leading musicians? Because the
manufacturer, A. Weber, is an educated
musician, who can understand the musi-
clans smallest wish, and rs mechanic,
he knows how to execute il.
W. II. SHEIB, Sole Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-05

BEFORE SQUIRE KANNEE.-Yesier-
day the case of Richard and joseph MOO
nsy, charged BY George Schwauneber-
ger, with a breach Of the peace was be-
fore the above Justice, but the case was
compromised BY the defendants paying
the costs. ...... $1,000
During the hearing Of the above case
Charles Heidi was fined for contempt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-05

The LATE,T.-L. V. Blond has just
received the latest and finest style of
Ladies', Misses and Children's button
shoes consisting of the celebrated makes
of K. q. Burt and Kenney Il Mozart
land.