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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-03
TIL: IRON TRADE.


\ comparison OF recent quotations
slows g. slight declac in the prices Of
nj, i-,n. No ! foundry which Foid IN
PHILADELPHIA on Tie TIN nit. for SO GO
a quoted on tue 9th at $&3 0QG34 90.
Ta,re is 8 corresponding Gecliuc in the
pr;csa of other grades, and in the cas-
tern msrketa there are more sellers
than buyers. The Nsw York CommGr-
r.I List states tha; refined bar in that
market Continues to rule lower from
store than can te laid down from the
mill.
Tie Pittsburgh papers speak very
hopefully OF The prospects ofI
the sprjng trade in manufac-
,.re- OF iron. The irOo Gnd
nal mills are running dOuj!e tulp, the
PRODUCTS being shipped almost as rapid.
WAS they are turned out, the general
disposition being 10 produce only sCfli'
clent 10 meet the current wants OF the
trade.
Ia thiscily also the same conditions
o'the iron trade exist. The prices Of the
VARIOUS products are 50 low hat laEeg
orlers are daily received and our
factories arc kept busy in supplying the
demand Take Tor instance TIE single
ZEN o. tacks: The Norway Tack Cons
pAuy, running 80 machines, has manu-
Iac,ured during the past two weeks 1t
toes OF lacks; a larger amount thsn
ever before produced in this
,ac..ry ia tue sgiGe time
q; this season Of the year. The
u,il factories have also been running
nearIy up 10 their capacity, though the
margin Of prof. at present figures is
exceedingly narrow. \ prosperous
srring trade at perhaps better prices Is
anticipated
BY the way, VIC notice that Mr.
THOMAS s. BLAIR, OF Pittsburgh, has
enrolled himsel among tue number OF
t'1se VINO nave c'S'ineu 70 'N'ent
cheap and practical process OF making
wrought ron o''ec' rom 'D' 'i'' nc
"'a'oe' o. inventors q 'AI' 0,.'7' 10 d.
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may he true; but for the r~e7ent We
CAIN the liberty OF doubt
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"'' 10 10" se'''ng al exactly Tue same
PRICE, III Ia! 'neFe mas osen con-
F'osI"o.s ADVANCE timothy being quoted
"JI'H StV ~ per 'On Wn'cn would 10"
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-03
HERhtAN DAILER,
FRED DELBRUOGG'.

Taank'ng tie friends and customers Of
the old firm Tor their patronage, would
kildiy ask for 8 ContimuGnCo OF the same
towards the new fiiln, nj. Helorugge nav.
iny engaged my services | am confident
that ut can SATISFY al who may give him
trial Il. DAlbER.
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CTuLEE-S-j REWARD.

Frcm We'zal county. ". Va, a bright bay
horse. star III hiJ forehead, while streak
dow. his nose, stripe down his back, and
scar N thu back Of Ills thigh. Twenty I'VE
dollars will be paid fo- the return OF the
horse. f. NJ. l.EMASlfh,
JAMETo%, ". Va Feb -, 1874. MARI
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Attention Company ID.

UIHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
win be held this Tuesday evening, ut
the Annoy, at 80 O'Clock. A full atten-
dance Is requested.
A. GRAHAM, Sec'y. mars
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-03

The BET rSsoGtInCUt uI Ci@&r:, sEU Fancy
GoCG-, SOC ps, and Peiumery, az
EDMUND BOOKINGS
Pharmacy.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOsALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Cffic= Of the Clerk OF the Board Of
Commissioners until Saturday, Fec. 18th,
for supplying the County jail and County
Infrrnary with Coal for one year. Bidders
will specify the price for clean, mixed, and
nut coal. The Board reserves the right 10
reject any or all bids. ,
CHARLES e. DEITERS,
49, Clerk
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IN TIL sTSTRICT COURrOF THE
United states for the District OF West
virginia.
In the after OF T. W. Csrley, George 4
Welles, +. d, LaTley and W. l.. Chess
partners, doing business under the firm
name OF Carley, Wells & Co, bankIup;s.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice Is hereby given that petition has
been filed in said Court by i. ID. Carley, OF
Louisville, In the St&te OF Kentucky, late OF
Parkersburg, in said District, duly declared
and adjudged q bankrupt rs 3 member OF
said firm by SAID Court, underth the bankrup,
act OF Congress approved March :, 1857, for
q discharge ana certificate thereof from all
his debts and other claims provaole under
said act and by order OF said Court notice
is hereby given that q hearing win he had
on the said petition on the 18Th day OF Feb
ruary, A. D., 1874, before said Court, at the
office OF George b. Caldwell, ESQ, register
In bankruptcy, No. 1912 Chapline street, in
the city of Wheeling, IN the State OF Wes,
Virginia, at 10 o'clock n. NJ, when and
whei e all creditors who have proved their
debts and other persons IN interest, may
appear and show cause, II any they have,
why the prayer o. the said petition should
not be granted.
Dated this 18th day OF Jan. A. D., 1874.
JASPER Y, MOORE,
jan2i-so4w CLERK Of said count.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-03
BUCK1NGHAM's DYE
,,nnuur yrTrTSEy-ug

As our Rsnewer in many cases requires
100 long time, ard too much care, 10 re-
store gray or faded hiskers, We have pre-
pared this dye, in one preparation; which
will quickly ard efiectually accom-
pllsh this result. II Is easily applied, and
produces a color which Will neither rub
nor wash of. sold by ell Druggists.
Manufactured by Z. i. HALL & Co..
NASHUA, p, II.
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NOTICES..
Collectors Roiice.

THoMAs MCCORMICK, JUSTICE OF
j. the Peace and Real Estste Agent.
Rents and Accounts collected. ONCE No.
janl2h
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-03
Fish.

IN KITS NEW No: MACKEEEI,
~ 20 half barrels No.
% NO.2 "
"a EO.3 "
lObarr.lS new Labrador Herring,
5 boxes new Georges Cod Fish, large,
Just received and for sale by
coils II. REILLY.
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IN THE DySTRICr CoURrOF THE
United states for the District OF West
~ ivg{pin
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-20

is an undoubted inclination to avoid further
discussion. When the debate oFsned, all
interest was concentrated N tho theories
preached, but Seaatoh now appeal Inflated
viii . eoaau6ea s,petiam of 11sns1sal
idsae slaped in difesnt hnguf9. md
posSibly twistsd to sub HE spiniofs Of the
speaker. 1t tAerefopi ocdafs tint stSu-
msnts ably wrlttes d not receive favor.
many Senators retiring to the lobbiss imme.
diately upon tho expiration of the ''morn-
ing hour" It is expected, however. that
the entire matter will shortly be recon-
mitted to the Finance Committee, and then
practical work will follow on this length
ened portraiture of individual views.
In the House the usual scenes incidental
to Mondays session were enacted. At
fist overwhelmed by a perfect avalanche Of
bills, the strife after popular favor or indi.
vidual aggrandizement commenced. As
any bill can be passed on this day under a
suspension Of the rules the attempt is made
to awaken public sentiment by what are.
termed ''buncombe" resolutions. But the
temper Yesterday was adverse to this
method Of legislation, and to avert it the
House adjourned earlier than the accus-
toned hour. .HGI 81. aa--.s. s.Irge.sE e. ls.-s.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-20
THE VEST VIRGINIA ELECTION
80. i.'i '.'i-isCASES lag So 80. ~ =

A correspondent writes TO us in regard
TO the West Virginia contested election
cases. criticisins the views expressed In
these columns yesterday. Our correspond.
emit thinks We are entirely wrong in hold
ing that the August election was invalid,
and the October election valid. We have
not the least objection to his maintaining
that side of the question but he must pre-
sent better reasons than those he has given
to make us change our views upon the sub
ject. The political and party appeal which
he makes is all nonsense. In holding that
the gentlemen who were elected in October
should be admitted to their seats, we are
Guided simply by the report of the commit
tee who have examined the case carefully.
and who are certainly competent in a legal
point of view topass upon it. BY strained
construction and Interpretation of the law,
the House has it in its power to add one
more Republican to the rolls; but can the
party afford to do itf Is it expcdient. or
wise or Just! The hsncst and the best
policy is to do what is right, and, party or
no party, to seat those who were elected at
the only valid election that was held. The
opposite course, while itmay be temporarily
successful, will in the end be productive of
more harm than good. H. r-
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TIE CHEZ JrsT1i0EsHP

The Hon. Morrison r. Waite WIS nomi-
aated yesterday to be Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States. Nr.
Waite hbors under the disadvantage, if it
be disadvantage, of not hsing a. well
known as either Mr.. Williams or Mr.. Cush.
Ing or many of the other gentlemen whose
names have been mentioned In connection
with the Office. He enjoys, however, .
nigh reputation in his adopted State, and
has been on several occasions honored by
aer with positions of high trust and dignity.
As one of the counsel Of the United States
It Geneva he made most favorable i'm
preston upon the distinguished counsel
With whom he was associated. Mr.. Evarts
,as written of him to friend that ''he is
he ablest man in the law whom he ever
net" which from man of Mr.. Evarts
anne and ability is certainly high praise.
Politically considered, the nomination is
IL that could be desired by Republicans.
Dir. Waite is in entire accord with the prin-
iplcs and policy that have controlled the
ountry during the last thirteen years,
shile his character for probity and purity
If life cannot be impeached. There seems
@ bc NO doubt Of, his confirmation q
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40 O1BDs - p.
RERSE.-Ou the 18th Inst. ct ElRRore Ala,
LIZZIE, daughter OF .fsedinand Butter sad beloved
Her rsn.iss vim V brought here for insernent.
/ New Orleans and Alabsna papess please eeDy.r
es sl rs
s. sSsSny u HS u, s. fG ~, "a
: Her funeral WI tate place nom her fsse rest
aenee. no. % Eitrsef sesthease, and peseesd o.
Pefer's church, Capitol Hill, where ReQulem
Msss VIII saia g 70 O'Clock, m, to-day. 4osh.
insts9t; Her nfends and acqosintanoes ere Ne
specially invited % sttesd. 1e.a ,oz u . sags..
7, SNTTH.-Oa the 18th Inst, EDwARpiX. SMITH,
In the the thirty III year Of his a2c.
HIS remains VIII BE taken 70 6chsnectady, N. r,
Tor inteBment. f-rs -TEff .-.rs ~ .-rs.saltsa 3
THOMAs.-AtS e'sloek Monday norsing, Z AssEs
C.; Thomas and Fannie Grey Thomas. - -.
Funeral from the 1restdence Of the parents. No.
l1 West street, Georgetown, ON Wednesday next,
At II a. m. Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend. y rSI-!a-s IlF llsi ~ .z1ct - o..
MORRISON Sunday, the 18th Inst, nj 1855 M,
after lingering illness, Hrs. ELIzAByTH NOHRlS,
in the seycnty-eighth year Other age.
her son-in-l.w, 3. B. Taylor. 81 street south.
and friends ofthe family are respectfully Invited.
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assss 1.hs So :I q. ii psias
Ea6t. West, North and South.
e. L. DUBAkRY Gen. supsrintendent.
E.S. YOUNG. Gen. Passenger Agent.
TWRoUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING
Il TON, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
q WASHINGTON, Deremher d lNa
Islns oefMeen washington End Ngw York arc
FDR NEW YORK, Sithous change Of cars.
Leave dztty, except Sunday, as 9. "a, snd I snd
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nestoncss sehad ct NJ Ssssie6 Qllse g ID boass
: PaSsa,SSS pnrehzsfng tickets as ne avenIe saes
ESD tsFl alI3gs TO, have ,their naSg1Gs eals1 DE-
And skeele1 q DELI fesideee. taken Is tie dep6s
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CHEAT Pennsylvania ROUTE .rs-5sH
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With elegant SCENERY, falace Sease-sesn, Day and
fWo hurdreS nike saved 10 Western and Csatraa
The z:is >. VI. ,Eimisa daily, sxeeps Monday; tia
Hasa. N. daily: except sunday, nossnvcsss - p
p. daily, YH;S;ir CONNECTIONS -.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
IN -. .EcEIyEp sx 1850 ~. - =! !.

IN - RECEIVED M -. - - r u.
5sa.i ~: n q Q. n. IOR1ISON,
No. EyPsnnSyis ania aycnuc. :. Z :. -.
.The PortraiI, "a Komance OF the Cayahoxa
ra,e{. By A. g. Riddle; author Of :. Bart Ridge
Memories Of Many ycu snA Some Women; NJ
heinG personat reeollections Of einperors, kings,
artists, q homS and abroad during the last thirty
Et,qusIte Of Social Life in Washington, By
Roert nse Msen sy,or An a snt9TcSrfEssi ~
Land. i" Ac. E-.I - n q IT-.- :.
= sst,s,iias fsc3s IN Modern spirituslisn." By
..My K,lpla;. Prince, King, and slave. A story
or "How Found Livin gstone. y =
"Choice Reading ssries." fiffh book. By An
ing and Eiocuiion." 80 - = 49, =
The Women q the Arass;'' with chapter for
chtlarea. By Rev. Henry harris Jessupp, DID,,
seventeen years American MlssionarY In syria.
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"A MAGAZINE FOR GIRLS.

BESIDES rHEABovE, IN WHICH GIRLS
Also WILL TAKE AN INTEREST, ST.
GIRLS "BIANCA AND BEPPO.r A STORY
TELLING HOW TWO CHILDREN OF THE
0LDEN TINE PROTECTED THEIR FAITH
Serial; "A CHURNING SONG:" and "iIOW
ST. VALENTINE REMEaIBERE:D MILLY."
AMONG THE POEMS, STORIES, AND
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-20

: CoxNEyrIxs- on the actionpf the copvcn-
ton of thc soldicrs o tho Acxfcan var, which
was in session last xcck ip<his city, " memo.
rializinx Cose,ets Eari peussoas for those rhj
we're engaged in that war, o. for their esirviv-
ing widows and children, the, New Fork Htraid
says:ra e sysI.s.-j s7jfE G. e. s.z-sTfss r.
.while no cltiesa would object to granting psn-
stcns to those WHO were disabled in tho Mexican
war, or N my Of our VAR, or 70 the fszhiisssf
soldiers who have been made destitute fH'eonse-
ouence Of sefvles sSaassoftU Sks esuu1Fyyeo0
brave fsIasWs, ~ should sst Ssrset that he 80
sion fvlf Already salls los the snosn6as Sun o.
over unity aalSoas o yasfs end tiask instead Of
being reduced ~ time advances anl pcnsionsrs
die Off; . larger ssm 10 demanded cvery year.
Then, where d our boastAd patriotism II eitixsns
are not willing TO aghs sH thoir ooantry vishent
enormous -bo1nties n chs hsst instance snd %.
munsration, dnwp nom the taxpayefs afterwards!
In this remark We except OF eourss, ths poof ~.
lows who have beea disabled and thNis families
who suffer IN seoaRqushes. It 10 sooewhae
strangs, too, that alter quarter Of esntnfy has
pa seed sincs the brief var With Mexico, and when
the people ere homo down with heavy tsxsl, this
claim should b pFssentsd. II snythihg Is TO b
done, let those who fought BE- rewarded ~ .
grant Of homcsteads from the public lsnds. Few
Of the soldiers or sailors get much bsnent from
pensions. Agents and schsusSs get most q the
money. II is time that some limit should Be ~
to such a vast draia uPoA the Treasury and the
taxpayers" -Ess'l-s .-isgs1s low "a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-20

Hw Fl
THRNArIoSAL RErusLIcAN istaken severely
to task by Mr.. W. p. Burwell, of Richmond,
the atthor of the protest oe the tobacco MASH
facturers,- through the columns of the Dis-
pa,eh, against an Increase Of the tar On mantl-
featured tobacco, for having reminded those
gentlemen that the proposed increase would
have TO he paid ultimately BY the consumers.
After citing several suggestions cases. in
which It would be possible for the producer
and the manufactarr 10 suffer loss from the
risk incurred through tho advancc Of the
amour. or the tnx, Mr.. u. acknowledges the
truth Of the principle asserted by this Journal,
and then launches forth into buncomLe stump
speech totally foreign 10 the subject, but de-
signed to place the administratiop- OF General
Grant, and tho Rcpublican party fn bad odor
With the consuming Taxpayers Of tho, South.
Having conc 90 tho. lseint in la argpnsat
commended for by this paper, and; INDEED. elsb,
GRATED it 10 an extent at once hopefdi md
gratifying, as, :lGoplin- evidence Of returning
reason, there is no immediate OCCASION, Tor eS-
tendins a he di-sassinh With Mr.. Burwcu, De
more especially % tierc Is now; . psuspSs thu
no Increase u The tobacco tax vii DO sccsss
-. f2iH5 h1E ss.i>I 11f'srY-t'T1 = ~ 60: -
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NR. CLARKES BILL.

The bill which was presented to the
House yesterday by Hon. Freeman Clarke.
of Now York. will be found complete in
another column of this paper. 1t is de-
signed by gradual process to provide at
the end of two years for the resumption in
coin of the present legal-tender circulation
by the Treasury. 1t does not contemplate,
however, their destruction or suppression.
They may be rcissued as the necessities OF
the Government require. This will involve
no contraction to alarm the business COM
munity. -.. Ct. - .-....l 20 q. ....,.-. : .
The reserves of the national banks are re-
quired to be fully preserved. All national
banks are authorized to become stockholders
to q certain extent in o bank Of redemption,
to he organized under the national banking
act, in the city Of New York, which they
may appoint as their redeeming agent, with
the approval OF tho Comptroller Of the Cur
rency. No coin shall be sold by the Treas
ury. or paid ont except for interest on the
public debt and the regular contribution to
the sinking fund, when such sale will re-
ducc The coin on hand below one hundred
millions until the time fixed for tho redemp-
ton Of legal tenders to commence. This
provision, however, is not to interfere with
tase exchange Of, odh Issue Of ba,sls.Go
another bearing lower nate Of interest %
In order 10 afford the requisite elasticity
to the currency TO enable the movelment OF
the crops and provide for the public relief
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STEAMSHIP, LINES.

WAsHl,N'e1TSSSS'r , S&Rfc3ShK, BOSTON
The a.e iren ssssSsr fxDY Of THE LAKE hav-
,.s rs;S@ed Sss reSg1sr sItps e No,sSE IN ss,s
ma fArRsDAY, atfp. M, .tosckinx g ne pria-
go sss.ls Sf u sSs En- * Fem n "a
ffovidene4 Freight should be addres1a sClre o.
Lady g - Like =. NosfsJt 4Nas4 t,skst
ssssa: !. Ano.' hsG FRA 81 49,.
80. ,ponsxy ctAssg4:. d. asIie ~
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The Bu6aio Courier says Of the January nunbef
OF 0CRIBNER'S MONTHLY, IN ssay 1dfrlg h
satd to kave touched tAs AfoA-soatr adrk II Mcgee
sfae Laeyafurs.
The FEBRUARY Number, uAicA VII b. -kpik
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. JAMES z, HARVEY, Of. the Psriot, must be
editing the PhfIadelphia Age. II e printing
editorials about TIE execution Of Major Andre.
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AWNINGS.

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THE sketch of Mr.. Waite in another col
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apart all the public lands In. the State for the
(psrposes Of education. II the measure, sopld
psss It will Be ono Of the most substa1(af ben
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matter for serious thSsEht to those charged
with our national legislation. 1t contains
problem IN the correct eotueioa o. which ell
sections are deeply interested,
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