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FOR RENT.


rOTTON PRESS-The Merchants Cotton Press
~ for rent Apply to
LAFITTE, DUFILHO & CO..
ap29 st 10 st. Louis street.
TTNO RENT-Furnished house on the Lake Shore.
i at Biloxi Miss Wharf and bath house in good
order. Apply to JOE MCNEIL, Room 10, City Hall
apps 2w
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PROGRAMME.
Pony Race not over IA hands high mile Prize s25
Entrance Fee 50 so.
Pony Race not over 141a hands high mile Prize %
Entrance Fee - 50.
Running Race; mile heats; open to all. Prize 25
Entrance Fee 50 50.
Trotting Race; mile heats, to harness; open
HOusekeepers race; mile; to best advan-
tage for all horses of the Fire Depart
Grand Pigeon Shooting Match, under the supervision
Of the Crescent City Shooting Club, at IL A. M
Splendid Prize
Grand Base Ball Match between the r. E. Lees and
Lone Stars Prize $40.
Grand Display of Fireworks In the EVENING,
at o'clock.
Prizes will be drawn SUNDAY, May 9th 1875.
In all races it shall require three entries to make
race.
All entries to be made to the undersigned on or be
fore Saturday, May 8. 1875, at p NJ
Races to begin at P. NJ. sharp.
Dancing on the new platform. Music by Joseph
Watchers Silver COrnet Band.
Prizes to be Drawn-Gold Watch and Chain Dis
mond Ring, Sewing Machine and Fifty Dollars in
Gold. The Watch and Chain and Diamond Ring can
be seen on exhibition at e. Liienthas Jewelry Store
Canal street, and the Sewing Machine at Greggs
Steam Sewing Machine Depot, 154 Canal street
Tickets Fifty Cents. Ladies and children free.
LEON BERTOLI, Chairman.
my3e9 Office Room % City Hall.
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Cow Peas.
sOn SACKS CHOICE CLAYS.
500 Sacks Choice Mixed.
For sale by
WOODS, SLAYBACK & CO.,
my43 II POydras street.
STAR FLAMING MILL
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WANTS.

. AOOVs
WANTS. ETtr
WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
THO EDITORS AND PROPRIEToRs- Want 70
l. publish by contract, . Weekly Newspaper OF
Managers the advertiser. Address POINDEXTER,
| Bulletin Office. my6
WANTED-To go across the Lake White
w Woman, as cook, and willing to assist in
| washing. None need apply unless well recon-
mended. Apply at 119 Barracks street my6 1t"
WANTED-A girl to do house work. German
w preferred Must be neat and come recon-
mended. To suitable person fair wages will be
given. Apply at No. s7l Washington street, near
Baronne my6 IT. .
WANTED-A room, in the First District, with
~ BOARD In private family. Address j. B.
Bulletin office. my6
WANTED One or two young acclimated North
W ern or Western Cows, fresh in milk or about to
calve Apply at the Importers Bonded Warehouse,
Peters street. between St Louis and Cont
my6 3t
WANTED-By competent and experienced man,
commission house. Speaks English and French and
can give good references if required Address j. M.
Hyde, Bulletln once my6 1w
WANTED Girls wanted at the Louisiana Paper
w Mandatory, liz Magazine street. up stairs
Those having knowledge of the business preferred
my5 2t~
WANTED TO RENT-A House with three or
w four bedrooms exclusive of servants rooms
and with some grounds. Fourth District preferred
Address L L., Bulletin Ohce my4 tt
WANTED-By young married man. a situation
w in any branch of business where he can make
himself generally useful. References and security
given if required. Address Worker" Bulletin
office. my4 tt
WTANTED-By man and his wife, situation in
w the coun ry. The man as hostler or farm hand,
the wife as general house servant. They have
child which they desire to take with them. Best of
references furnished. Apply at this Office Letter B.
my4 st
WANTED EVERYBODY TO KNOw-That the
w New Orleans Homestead Assoc alton will offer
LOAN OF MONEY nsxt Friday evening, May T.
1875, at 7a o'clock in the hall the office of the
Company, ll6 Poydras street, corner Camp street.
Also that their presence is requested the occasion
JNO MCCAFFREY, President.
I. J. OSuLLIvAN, Secretary. my2
MIANTEp-O Occupants for largo and pleasant
w Furnished aud UNFINISHED Rooms at No. 240
Camp street Wonld rent onehalf of the house, if
desired Apply on the premises mh2 If
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND FLORAL CONCERT
ENTERTAINMENT AT ST. PATRICK'S HALL,
Thursday Evening, NIay Is, 1873.
BEAUTY, MUSIC AND FLOWERS
The celebrated FLOWER QUEEN CANTATA,"
which has not been heard in this city for several
years, will be sung amidst beautiful display of
Floral Scenery by over fifty young ladies' comprising
among their number of the best musical talent
in the city.
For the benefit of the
Formerly called the Thalia Street Presbyterian
Church.
The Concert will commence at half-past o clock
P. NJ. Doors open at o'clock p M.
After the performance ample supply of refresh
ments can be found in the supper-room of the HALL
Tickets for sale at the door and at the principal
book, music and jewery stores in the city For full
particulars see programmes my6 1w
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Office Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life In-
Association of Louisiana No 10 Camp street.
New Orleans, May 4, 1s75-Members Of this Associa
ton are hereby notified of the death OF Peter
Fischer, who died in Bayou Sara, October 10, 1874;
Henry Kyle who died in Galveston, Texas. and Ray
mond Richards who died in this city October o. 1874
and are called upon to forward without further
notice and pay at the office of the As OcatOn, No 10
Camp street, 81 Is on each. before p. NJ,
june 10, 1875. R. W. YOUNG, Secretary.
my2 St
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Cheese.
500 BOXES CHOICE WESTERN FACTORY
CHEESE.
500 BOXES CHOICE WESTERN FACTORY
CHEESE.
500 BOXES CHOICE WESTERN FACTORY
CHEESE.
300 BOXES CHOICE ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE,
800 BOXES CHOICE ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE.
300 BIKES CHOICE ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE.
300 BOXES CHOICE NUTMEG CHEESE
300 BOXES CHOICE NUTMEG CHEESE.
300 BOXES CHOICE NUTMEG CHEESE
so BOXES CHOICE n Y CREAM CHEESE
50 BOXES CHOICE N. Y. CREAM CHEESE.
50 BOXES CHOICE N. Y CREAM CHEESE.
N. A. WILCOX,
my3 80 Tchoupitoulas street.
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MISS JEANNE PATTERSON,
of Mississippi,
will Read and Recte at the Varieties Theater FRI.
DAY EVENING, May Z, under the auspices Of
Mrs. Henry W. Conner Mrs d. Urauhart
Mrs. X. L. Gibson, Mrs r. W. Adams
Mrs Geo. Binder Mrs T L. Bayne.
Mrs. John Watt, Mrs. S. s. Prentiss
Mrs. w. c. Black, Mrs. !. H. Stauffer,
Mrs. VIM. Hartwell, Mrs Mary Stamps
Mrs. L. L. Harris, Mrs j. NJ Parker,
Mrs. M. e. Mcdonald Miss E. Armstrong
Mrs John A. Morris,
Gen. G. T. Beauregard, Gen. Hood
Gen. R. L. Gibson, Gen. Ogden,
Hon d. B. Penn, Dr. Chopin
Henry Renshaw, l.. H. Stauffur,
81. W. Conner, Hon. q. N. Ogden
John Phelps, j. d. Hill,
S. S. Prentiss. C. r. Breckenridge
Col. r. N. Ogden, VIM G. G. Claiborne, Jr.
PROGRAMME:
NOtnlns 70 w ear w. A. Butler.
The Famine .LOngfellOw
The Caudle Lecture ---..-------......---.Jer rold
Dora .Tennyson
Tickets can be had at the principal Music and
Book stores.
Admission 50 cents. Doors open at 71a o'clock p
NJ. Reading at 8 o'clock.
N. B.-Matinee reading on SATURDAY, May g,
at 12M.
All tickets purchased will be good for the perform.
ance Friday evening, at the matinee Saturday.
my5 M&Etd
CONCERT =
A Concert will be given by the Choir and Members
of the ST. JOHNS p. E. CHURCH. for the ben eft
of the Church. at Temperance Hail. the Bibls
House, No. 1853 Camp street. FRIDAY EVENING,
nv n Tiok
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VALUABLE CANAL STREET SITE.
TWO CHOICE BUILDING LOTS,
CORNER CANAL AND GALVEZ STREETS,
ON EASY TERMS, AT AUCTION.
DY NASH e. HODGSON-W l. Hodgson, Auc
ID tOneer-Ofice No. 5 Carondelet street-On
SATURDAY, May 6, 1875 at IL o'clock NJ, at the
st. Charles Auction Exchange will be sold
THOSE TWO CHOICE BUILDING LOTS OF
GROUND on the southwest corner of Canal and
Galvez Streets in the First District of this city, in
the square bounded by Canal, Gasquet Galvez and
Miro streets designated Nos. and 2, which adjon
each other and measure each 81 feet front ON Canal
street by depth of los feet 10 inches and 3 lines
more less between parallel lines, American meas
ure, according to plan by L. H. Pile, surveyor,
dated April Is 1873
These choice lots high ground well fenced, and
in delightful neighborhOOd and firms beautiful
building site.
TERMS AND CoNDITIoNs.-The purchaser will as
note for $1,000; dated February a. 1875 paya
BILE one year after date with per cent interest," and
the balance cash passing titles $500 of which will
be paid cash on the spot, to bind the sale.
Act of sac before Charles Strnger notary, at the
expense of the purchaser including the taxes for
1875, due in 1876. my ltd
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WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
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SpECIAs. NOTICES.

The Gentlemen who propose forming
Social Club t. be located on Canal street. will meet
THIS (Thurstlay) EVENING at O'Clock. my6 1t
To Capitalists ~ Wanted to sell the only
Cotton Plate or Buckle Tie which does the work
to perfection and with dependence upon the
pansion Of the bale to secure the fastening Patent
allowed April I'd, 1875. Specimen hand and all
information given on application to Joseph Fry Mo
gridge, IS CarOndelet street, Office my2
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
BRITISH SHIP WATERLOO AT AUCTION,
For Account of Whom it May Concern,
TOGETHER WITH her RIGGING, APPAREL,
Etc

As She Now Lies
AT THE NEW LIVERPOOL WHARF,
Opposite the Levee Steam Press.
PY NASH & HODGSON-W. 1. Hodgson, Auc-
ID tioueer-Of6ce Carondelet st eet-On SAT-
URDAY, May Is, 1915, at II O'Clock NJ, at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange will be sold
THE BRITISH SHIP WATERLOO Capt. Ha-
ward, together with her Rigging, Apparel and Tao.
kle as she now lies at the Liverpool Wharf, Third
bee in 1865, injured while crossing the Bar CON
demned and is to be sold for account Of whom it may
concern
Terms-Cash in o. S. Treasury notes, '25 per cent
t. be paid cash on the spot.
Act of transfer, ETC.. before Edward Ivy. notary,
at the purchasers expense. my6td
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the case, and must be accounted for chiefly
from the number of tourists who come yearly
into the country, independent of the popula-
ilation.
and il appears that the Teutonic visitors who
partook for so many months Of the forced
hospitality of France, learned to like the
French wine, and from that circumstance the
consumption in Germany has been 50 in
creased that it has been estimated that three
fourhs Of the indemnity has been paid back
again in this wav. Next to Switzerland and
Germany come England, Algeria and La Plata
as consumers, and then the United States.
Perhaps the time may come when French
wines may be more in favor in this country,
and when Bordeaux and Burgundy may
should, out some of the Bourbon and Rye SO
much in favor at present It is q pity that
legislation seems interested in the postpone
ment of this millennium.
While last year one-half of the wine i'm
ported by England was of high grade and in
the glass, the importation here Of the better
class of wines is discountenanced by the i'm
position of duty on the bottles themselves.
Without showing wish to encourage the
importation of what we can produce our
selves, it may be said that France is the vine
yard of the world, par excellence, and her
wine product eminently the wine OF civiliza-
tion. RI has always been conceded that an
increased taste among any people for this
kind of beverage, compared with other IL
quors, is an upward step, and We should like
to see the consumption increase in this coun-
try, because the true object Of all interna-
tional commerce is to provide the population
of the world with the best of everything.
The louisville Tobacco Market.
The Journal reports the market as active
and prices well sustained on the basis OF tn,
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NOTICE

We are prepared to sell rs low as any
house in the city. j. ID
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Isaac Miller, Luther +. McGe", David Me
Council, and Lewis Y. Apologize, sole
owners of the steamboat Wash S,1tri.
ATTACHMENT IN ASSUMPSiT.

This day came the plaintiffs, by their
ATTORNEYS, and on motion the attachment
issued i'm this suit i dOcketcd. The object
of this suit is To recover of the defendants
the sum of S@ui7.NI, with interest from the
2iSt day of March, 1873, for the price of
goods sold and delivered To the defendants
and for moneys paid for the use of the de-
PENDANTS by the plaintiffs, and 10 subject
uhc effects of the said defendants in the
possession on and the moneys due and
payaulc to them from the Franklin IuSur-
auco Company, the Citizens Fire, Marine
Life Insurance Company, OF W uecliuE, and
.Liua Ilrc and Marine Insurance uul-
puny, ol Wheeling, 20 the payment there
OF. An attachment having been issued in
this action, and returned duly executed
upon said Insurance companies, and the
defendants not having entered their APP
prarIuCc, and neither OF them having
been served with Il copy of said attach
mcut, nor with process In this action, and
IL appearing from AN affidavit filed herein
that The said defendants are not residents
ct this State, IL is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS appear here within one month
after the first publication of This order.
and do what may Ice nee" >Sury to protect
their interest in this action, and that a
copy of THIS order be published and posted
as required and prescribed by Chapter los
of IN" Acts OF 49, and lSI5, passed Deem
Der 18th. ISIS. GEO. +. BOYD,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
4 COpy-rVSte:
THOMAS ". DARRNH,
ag-OoHwt Clerk OF said Court.
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advertisements
Gard fraRn IN Good, Esq.

! desireto call public attention TO COM
mvnication published in the Charleston
Tri-Weekv Courier of the 18th inst.
over the anonymous signature Of "Hl-
ram" containing villanous and mallg-
pant libel upon the character o. myself.
l do this for the purpose Of charging
the whole article US Z composition oil
falsehoods, and the author, whoever ne
may be, as an unconscienablc and uh-
mitigated liar, coward who Sku!Ss BE-
hind fictitious signature in orderto con
ccal the true history Of MS birth; "t'!Is"s
fLiuS.
No responsible name having been at
tachet 70 this article | hold the editor OF
the Courier, IL. ). Walker, personally
ans werable for It's publication, unless the
craftsman be declared.
So far Us Mr.. Walker, personally, Is
concerned, we have had occasion hereto
fore. to express our views. We have
denounced him, through the prints, ~ II
man whom public opinion has branded as
Hisf,and we now further dcuounce hlm
as n social leper, a moral ard physical
abortion, human hybrid, Il munstro-ity
born before IL time, whose only purpose
in mi. life is f. drt,,me the character of
ntE.rs 10 bring Them down t. the stan-
doyd Of - Technically acquitted culprit; Il
.ao;sl ,,bysic.I and mora. putr,dcation to
.I,, ,'', III, 80 level with himself
'" Tn, wonid.ha senator: what bur
,.scne, Does Walker think that the
noH1,'I.of Wet Virginia would support
f tb.n, vino was forced to disgorge his
S,eaiino. bv MIR. y. Fitzhush, and return
them to the party upon whom he had
committed tn. larceny?
Docs h, think that the people OF this
S.a,. wsuId tolerate II sycGphantic span
ieI as himself. who ike u miserable cur
c,w,d before his successful detective and
brpgad TO be released from u criminal
nrc.c.utiun2
imagine TINT the cheap drinks OF his
doub,e-ti,,il!cB corn whisky that he dealt
ont I, various members Of the Lagisln.
ture in his private bar.room at the Hale
Unusn will never secure 10 him any
srnh %,Ilir RECOGNITION.
Rri Walker is an ambitious man. He
,,ns, successfully cmulatcs the natural
-, ,r,,.,,.iiio, Of But]cr Tweed.
Sh.nnrrd and others. ana his successful.
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We have received an invitation to at
tend the Fair Of the West Virginia Cen
tral Agricultural and Mechanical Society,
to be held ut Clarksburg, September It'll,
to continue three days. Arrange
ueuts have been made with the L. " ..
L. r. to transport articles for exhibition
and visitors to and from the grounds :or
halt fare. The exhibition promises to be
great success.
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Fine City Property for Sale.
A Two Story Brick Building.
.BELLA|RE PROPERTY FOR SALE

A VERY FINE AND WELL FINISHED
y Two-Story Frame Dwelling House
and good Store Room, with Cellar, all UNI
der same roof. Also, Il good Two story
Warehouse, on same lot. Said dwelling
house contains nine good rooms, with
water up stairs and down. with two front
entrances separate from store room and oil
different streets; is well calculated for two
families. Said property will be sold ut
bargain, on easy terms. Big inducements
offered To cash buyer. II said property
Is not sold on or before the LIST day of OctO-
ber 1878, will be sold at public sale october
I'd, 1875, between one and three O'Clock, in
front OF said property, To the highest and
best bidder.
For further particulars, inquire by letter
or OF }. n. WAYMAN, on the premises,
No. 239 or ll0l, corner Pike and Webster
streets. South Bellaire, Ohio; or, J. i.
WAYMAN, Moundsville, W. Va.
july III, 1875. jyigh
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
com ple lie New = and family paper printed IA
West Virginia. u viii De semitic any ar-
dress one year for 500. Valuable pIemi-
ums 10 cruz agenIs and TO subscribers.
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orSOVL CHARM

ING" How either sex may tISrih"ic
and gain the love and affections OF any
person they choose Instantly. This SIM
Pile, mental requirement all can possess,
Tree, by mail. for 30, together with ma
riage guide. Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
Hints 10 Ladies, WtddinG-Night Shiri,
SC. Aqueer book. Address, l.. " lillian
4 Co. rnNS., HMIlu.
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TUESDAY, AIGUNT aisi,


In the Fourth Ward Public school House,
beginning n gO'clock \. VI.
Candidates Will re examined in the iOl-
loving subjects, namely: -irtti,mcijc, NUM-
crut ON, addition, 80, common and decimal
fractions. reduction, simple al Il compound
proportion, square and cube roots; Aige-
bra through equations of the first dcgrC' :;
Plan" Geometry, RUdiHCltdrH Natural
PhlDSOphB, RcNdiHg, Writing and SpcHth0,
G,JgrGJ,hH, EHgiih Grammar, Elementary
Eug.iy tOmp"SHtoR. The candidate viii
also toe required 10 exhibit iHlr degree OF
proficiency in pencil Silttcnlug, and to
produce satisfactory evidence ui mechanic
cal aptitude.
Ihtattentiou of candidates is particular
IL called to the following phy Sicai dis
Qualifications, any O! which Will Ice suiii-
cirut 10 reject u candidate: Feeble COHSli-
tuition. rrTnant!N impaired general
health, decided cachcNia, all chronic dis
eases or results of injuries that would
permanently impair efficiency, vi2:iniec-
tious disorders, weak ordISOrdcrcd intellect,
uruatur rUrvaturcs OF spine, epilepsy or
OthrrcuuN ui>iOu within hNcN years, chronic
ilnparrd vision or chronic disease of the
ORGANS Ct vision. great permanent hard
ness OF hearing or chronic disease of the
ears, loss or decay of teeth to sucn an cN-
tent as to interfere with digestion and inn
pair health, imp adimcut al speech TO such
au extent rs to impair efficiency III the
pcrtOl nance OF duty, drcIicu indications
OF I!abll4bN t' i"'liA'l'A va ~ ''''''
rut imcticicEcy OF either of the eXtrcmi.
Ties, hrrnia.iucUTJbic SarCuCv.r, hEurOCrlc,
ti>tuia, structure or hemurrhuidS, large
yarlcose veins OF lower limbs, chronic
ulcers. Attention Will also be- paid to the
stature OF the candidates, ana no one
HtdplG',ilU understood Tor his age VIII be re-
cciNcd into the Academy.
Candidates must be- not less than SiTt"rI
nor more than hr,rtU years al ace.
The foregoing requirements are taken
from the Negotiations Tor the Appoint
meut of cadet Engineers III the !. =. Navy,
published by the Naval DcpcrtW emit
Candidates will please provide them
selves with pencils, pens, ink and paper.
W. ". MILLER,
GEO. ". NEALE Esq,
\. VI. Tt RNEk, \. Nj,
VI. /. NUILIHEN,
-. -. 4 -.L.al y t..
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by Hon. t. WIt~oua clmmItt"ctO examine
applicants Tor the posi- ion of Cadet Eu@i-
uerr at the L. =. Naval Academy, beg TO
announce that the examination Will DC
held at the city OF Wheeling, on
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FOR SALE.
BUILDING LOTS
nor SALE IN NORTH WHEELING.

ENOR BALE AN SSAAA "
The undersigned offers Nine Building
lois Tor sale. The lots are situated on the
west side Of West street, north and south
OF alley No. !, IL North Wheeling. For
g. WERNER ECKHARDT,
On Premises.
or ]. W. MITCHELL, Real Estate Agent.
anullh
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FOR PARkEEsSRURG.

IT, X EG ULA Il WHEELING
10y - and Pnrkcrsburg packet Nal
liz RdGuU, Captain Jack Harrison; Clerk,
Mart Noii, leaves Wheeling every Tues
day, Thursday and saturday, at II O'Clock
q. m.
jus &. III. BOOTH Il CO., Agents.
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In the Municipal Court of Wheeling,

AUGUST TERM, lN5j. August l., 1873.
Jesse X. Bell and Joseph +. Woods, part
ucrS under the firm name OF Bell 4
Woods,
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TIE SCIENCE OF POLITICAL
ECONOMY.

f'r'''o" mas "sSu'''.'' - 7'''',0 y '''. ~,
a. ''>''y " -
'''S' ,"'" ""o o'''' "'7' '''' 49, ~
NAV Z 'H'"s ~ VI Inv "'"'''' - '''D' 80.
f''s'''" u Po'''''' '''"os ""' ''',S
DC '"e means o' or'''S'"s 'o' vi man "o''
American hnanciers ana statesmen 10 Inc
future.
~. g. ,or,,,,
Der oi suIh statcshiehi &C, Is III P'"Po'-
ton TO the number of persons now engag-
e.. Lo l.o1 ,;;sorssior of o,r
w III '"' N''
currency problem, Ihe ch"hccS arc 'i"'
thcv will be in excess, and statesmen l?)
will have 10 take 4 back seat while the
.l.......aI,-. ,.o..,d ud,u:dn,l.
,.;,, ~ o,,,r,,s,od Nth ,bo noroco,,.,,
.,,,,,,;a s.,
M .,. ,--.- .,... :,
I'll,
-. lin . d..
now so constantly advanced, become SO
confused in mind that they will not cnly
make no progress but will be absolutely
~ 49,. -. W,
srEr, in $780, writing on politics, sand:
For nay part, though 1 like investga-
tions oipuhtical questions, give up what
;.rr.J' Ia r.,Ii,icyI economy,
- ga'u Inc Sr,y b . 90 o''' IT, ayn
rules on the subject so fixed and invarla-
bic rs that their aggregate constitutes
- -. ,.,,In,,,as from AN SvlTII
10 Professor DEW, OF Virginia. and from
inc whole, ii We're TO pick cut with one
hand all the mere tTulSmS, ana with inc
".heF All IaG GouO''u' PF'tOS'''O's' ''''''
-. -, l;.,,,..;..,. ,r,or,
.,;,.,. zoo, ,orv for
ID, o,,frn,;,,, ,bo truth Of Mr.
vrr.rrr,s onirior. o.. bereip exprcsseJ
v.ror 81, side. seem In pre.ept very
p,,u.ible IDEAS and so no truth is ever
satisfactorily arrived at. The hard.
money-at-sny-price people. can, by call
inc unto their aid many scientific points
which neither they, nor those they pre-
tend to instruct, ever understood, manage
70 make out case to their own satlsfac-
lion. Yet when controvcrted, 1t takes /
the form Of visionary throng, and in
ncd.ately vauishes into thin air.
After ALL then, what is the use Of deal /
ing with abstract questions and finely |
spun theories IN dealing with the ques-
ton, and why not come down TO i"c'S'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-25

Willis Marcy, Bishop Of the British
Methodist Episcopal Church in Canada,
died at Shelbourn, y. s, Sunday.