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THE NAVY AT PORT ROYAL.

Srnln Holds Ctsbn by an Uncertain
Tenure-rho Policy OF tho Secretary
OF the NAVY Defined.
WARRINGTON, d, O., Jan. B.-The concentra-
tion Of naval vessols at Port lsoyai, g. O., Is In
pursuance Of = gouofat plan Of tho Hccra,ury OF
the Navy 10 mako thai place tho headquarters Of
tho North Atlantic Station, as It prcasota mAuy
coast. In tho 1rat place, tho climate Is very
lioatthful. nnd tho hnrbor Oilers oEory facility
for tho oxeroIso Of naval taotcs 30 that the eo1-
vico eau 10 kopt iii thorough discipline. On
uCo occasion ohIy during tho lato War wAB the
yel1ow toyor there and then for ou1y worry brief
lsrsod, rililo at Koy Went, the former hoadauar-
tors of tile station, 1t WAS o{ton opfdsmfo and
oAused tho seusels St that place nearly avery
be furnished without delay. Tho geographical posi-
North A,nts stsston and ve.ssl. isa1oassd ers
reach Cuban wsicrs and the Gull, wlcro uur in-
esS i sef i IL. Is os q ss s'; " f
hoso aroad because 10 Lelie.e4 IN belns prepared
liuieultlss thu Island Of Cuba. While taeio I.
otllcial announcement in ,regArd 70 the con-
It IL bc1luYoi ia well.intofmed CIRCLES th.t
Tho uncertain tenure which slan has upgn that .I.nd
I'M dcy viii ths Uaed ga; Wien t ase. i ean 10
longer hold tho sland, and then parts with Il as
matter u necessity. Another rsason Wy vessels wl
arborY whcro they have been laa up u to fres tlous
from thu ics during tue approaching wintns Io
yrsssl frozen up At hagus Island q Or soma 9th =
hence tho Secretary deems 1t advisable 10 hn7o them
at Port Royal whore Tiers II no danger Of AL leo
bio,fadc md IN case Of an oae1geney they could he
used with effect.
Commodore Howell, Chief Of tue nareau oI Yarla
and Docks, In his last annual report recommends Eli
appropriation to areet inexpensive wooden buildings at
Port hoyal with necessary machinery and tools for
nrncer6 Of tla squadron 10 work hn1 uska neceasAry
repairs to ve1Aca needing them as there Ia generally
from four 10 ave ycsselu ii that place at umc,
suc1out force Of LackamitAs carpeucts saii.paters
rlggcrs and others could 10 eooced 70 do extensive
reIurs. and vG.Bsls would not have to bo ordered
North to receive teu. AZ Key VAST tho former bead
quarters Of tho station, thcyo was sm.l eatAblish-
tnrnt Of this kind: but csory summer It Lad 10 10
Abanloned on account Of tho -yoIlow farAr. The
Bhawmus Dictator, rawnee and rusa are now At Fort
Royal hnd tbs C0grcsA aaa tnnlt4 have teen ordered
shsru from tho Earoresn ss.ticn. Other veasola VII
he ordered hGre ftau own Northern ports, well
~ aurerAl now abroad. Tho Marion, now i: porla-
mouth. N. H., aud t.n VaM!slIa, at no.ton, will be
ordered TO Tort Royal, preparatory to ular cruise
among tho Went indies.
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crcnnatancs tt worthy NJ nots that ih$ Beard Of
l1oslth 10 frequently obliged to Isans

clftHnn4nt6 tt T6ttny N N1t4 that lk& RakfG Af
l1oalth 10 frequently ohfIped to Isana
HLiHNs OF cEnrtF1rArys OF DEATH
to PERSONS who tnsblod 10 snaks the mort arbitrary
"a b. In ths hands ot unacrupulona persons Win, ~ .s.
cards rnHcct for law aro N ally wanting tlcy ars
IL tno"'~'9n "f tho !nodleal aeenca Thus man, mvs
ternnt tut1Aa il sletty and trsctlsaly nssas to ls
arre.r hrhlnd the walls Of cenat-ry wIont giving
the Gnon.r e1snrn tn invstaao tls Of isalh,
Anonymous lsttars this auhlec1 but could not nf
eourse make .hsn, ta basis any rroeeehIogs Wills.
clewa 10 tho dctec1lnn Of criminal decis.
in Tbs course Of last summer. shn Carnnsr IT this
con5 s.nt 'st,s to ths coron.r. ei s"" 70, sf
Try. rerncatlna the'a - st4te 10 the number of
fatal Acc.ls1tz eounecad With
TtlE CEt.EnnATIoN or IUl.r 4, 1915,
In thtfr respective Hlltes reeeived hnt aavsnty-
three anlwss 10 tho 1 Inquiries fTnm my good eot
leagues III over tho country. and thnAs answers came
fron abo leaat Important count correct RAtstI.
cal showing Of last yoars vlcltmt Of ths "Euur.h."
Which 4 hid hesn My nurpose to arrve It could not
bave Leen From The answers recelroJ wzs inform.
ed that Iho tothl uunbsr Of e7tha in thols counties
s s1 Hs of M n, Wts5n mu
an, however nons sle len nbliRad 10 hnln for taxing
pss s~a III
inys, Philadelphia, poa.ou. baltimore, and other large
sr
Upon such tr!fes - tho 1uh}oet.nasttnr alluded 70.
Ms ss H. q % ,Ha T.
rr-elecsca Without opposittont Hut .il humtiy bow
n.y. he,a a sys p,ai.s 70 ~ Lord for tho w,do
reduced The aa1ary Of sho Coroner Of cnok Oonnty
that tho only PLEASURE and tocreaon 10 can afford s
tho collection Of statistical material.
During tho year Juht passed ] hArs, according 10
Vouchers transmittdd Sl60Oo worth Of money jswst.
y wscs' md pro e y.so 1ound Eh ss.,::d
.he y.',lne. found. awaiting the decision Of Tho prop
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ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.
IEaTEnpAY'a ArHlNEse,

Special Dtspateh 10 Tia Chieaso Trilun4.
BruINoriELp. Ill.,, Jan, 12.-The following
motion1 and ordera wore entered to-day In The
9tato Supreme Court:
%. The CITY Of nock laand ". Ha1rh ssse: appeal
70 Mo Ahstfaats and lriefa.
~. Jehn atmrson ". Jsmss n. Miller; appeal
from Coles dtanltsaed without damages.
1aa. Milton Logan ~. the Western Union Telegraph
oompsny errot 70 Casa; motion 10 dlstnhs for want
%. El!1she.h r. Deleuv :, ii. w. Jonathan Hesl,;
error 70 Morgan motion by plslnu1 Ia 70 dis-
1niss Without prejudice.
Morgan: motion for t!mo 10 lla triaf aud abstract,
and to so. salde order Of Athsmance.
Company: error to cass; motion for continuance, and
u. Muton Il ahepherd at Al. ". s.rsh F. sherbor,
want of br!cts and abAtracta.
CALL or pocEET.
81 ]. T. Heunatt ". william llarsont ttFor to Nor.
g7p Affirmed under tho rute Tor Want Of briefs and
50. EiIz.beth II. Deteuw =. A. vs.. Jon.,hsn Nicely
error to Morgan ditrnissed without prejudice.
TAKEN OK CALL.
a. En- D. McMastsrs u. Thouas Ai.oret Of al;
Is. Dsnf.in'n F. Logan rs. George Must et Al. !;
4: Toledo, wab.sh 4 weste1n nal1rosd Company
i. Leon.rd J. Taompsou II "; Il. william T. White
g, John Al,op ". Mary l.. Esscr ct sl; error 10
A7. Andrew DIsrse ~. HAs1nan @. Weber; error 10
81. Clair.
Al. County Of Plas ". David Ga1nly csror TO piatL
~. Bama n. Levi Goodel error to rintt.
20. Thaodore 81. Walker Mary J. Coleman atrot
10 Mclean.
81, Frederick Nearlch VI. Daniel Wilcox; appeal
from Adams.
-. Charles W. Mou!,., csc. W, Virginia D. Laswell,
sdministrAtrix; appeal from HluKamon,
-. Cyrus II. McCorlEick ct al. n. LAbsn LittIet,
eic. appeal from Champaign.
Is. John II. Tanning Of Al. Va Andrew Nusael agent
Afror 10 Morgan.
t6. James Dunlap ct h ys Phillip q. 6ulett; erros
10 alnsEsn.
ta. Jacob wlntster ct at. II. benjamin F. uillcg.a
Il al. error 10 Morrln.
60. N. Terry VI. The Oily Of Springfield; error to
Baugamou.
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Of tbs pressnt e.ntarsasmtnt anl oon.

eonttnnAncs Of tbs present sntarraatmtnt Anl oon-
fuson.
Hs would further, BY leA.s Of your lionora, add
Nase tro suggestions: 80
Ftrst-Thst the practice o! bin Honor 1udgn no7nrs
Q! diminishing The appeal call NJ this case in every
snit IN ~hici no onn spesss sthor slde should u
Adopted by avery Judge.
ts4 ond -TLst thers atou1d to but ono eon1non-IAw
eslrnd.s pusl.hed In each Court and th, .lI case.
common.fAw jndsea Of That Court Under tho present
rrs1ce Of having two or threo ts!andsEr for aacf,
Court, and nns and smother Judge sskIpR Into one of
the cslspdas 400 800 numheEs ahead Of tha regullr
call, fAsts tbs attention oyen Of prActcss attorneys
and clsrta Ars continually mi.itd. and nistakfn, anl
eonfustd+ IL Is not 10 mich ttsF fault the fault Of
tie syatem. Tho tluderiRued respectfully requea.a
that x,ksau, be adopted In calling canse4 for trial
which the weafcAt understanding ean comprehend.
All OF which Ii aufnnttad with tha dehlre and intto-
on. not TO hud fault, bHt 10 remind your lfono1a Of
the v1desrread !Is'altnfscsIon snd
daily s1p.r.enesa sy t'sns,s and sos; Further
sysr pEay. ste. Lex Loci.
, 1876-01-13

An unusual and unexpected display Of rsllzt.
ous fanAtic,sm hns bcon mAdo at ClIt1e, ID
Fauams, iustighted by two triass, and having ali
tho agns ot eu!mlns.nK ill.,, In 81 ssysgs ons6ts.k
IN san sAlvador. 1t appoars tlkt = Mr. Gua,l.
oa meeting ss0liEous hs IN m hs s1
frlArs not only excomnunicat0d 0uardtolA Int
sa'a he ought 10 b. stoned out o ss yl,.se
Dlasons aud herstfcs, and shat II the peopo did
not do 40 their souls would be oon1sm4:a to
boyx' schools refusing to let these tEIATa speud
four Or hse hours iu s9archiug religion. they IN.
the number VIA soon reduced from soto 50.
The pseooptor objected; that 90 much tine 90.
cupied 10 Religious e1sroises LETT the boys no
opportunity OF learning hnythiuK else. The
ff,ars have In turn Illuminated from the pulpit
e1commnnicAtIon against lhe pIseeptor and I'LL
tboso who kdopt his opinion. Tho frlsra also
object 10 the boys bcng aIlowed to read history
or be Informed OF l.oIlvars war Tor tho iudauend-
encs OF Spanish America. Representation have
been u,ade 10 tho project, busls Is not yet cor.
tain II any aud what atsps tho uuyatnmspt will
take IL tha mktteFs
, 1876-01-13

Harper's Weekly commantf1g on Bona tor
McDona1d's State soyere'gnsy rosolatton, which
ho proposes 10 introduce into tho bonats on tta
reasaembling, rerna1kh, very BonHibly:
This proposition haA the old ovaalon aud OBJ
scut.ty Of tho Virginia and Ken!ucky roaotut.oua
Of '03. Mr. hDonald conosdes that tho rlghs OF
seco1Bion HAs not reserved to the StateA. But
X they arc trroyocably bouud in union through
which alone they can deal With other Govern
ments. which makes poaco and war, COMA money,
and regulates commerce, the conclusion Ia
being also olttzons Of the United States, either
haro no nationality, belong to no natou what
over. or that tho United Htates ia tho u4tion to
which thoy boloug. Moreover, Is 1t or csn It be
country arc a nation only In tho manner provided
by The GonBrtution? Do fncts cnun. for noth-
ing2 IL tho ecntiment Of nationality, Which Las
grown with the growth and strengthened with
tho strength OF tho Union, not to ba considers
ea2 Are ths history snd event Of tue var with
out signiioancc7 Nationality, like hslgerenoe,
Ia fact. not theory. Around the Constitution
and within ths century tAoro has grown mp =
national foelipg OF which tho framsrB Of tho
Constitution llad no e1porancs, and Of which
thoy could hnva no foresight. This foollDE does
not change the lcttor OF tho Instrument nor
magnify sho powers which il eonferd, but it
makes actually aud substantially nation Of tho
people of the Un,tcl States. -
What Ia to be Ga1nea by denying thss faot7 1t
does not diminish the rights Of tho btatea nor
tho perception ot tho wisdom Of tho local polit-
!chI 6ySteMt. Air. M'uoHald Apd she doctrhs
aires Of hIa school should remember that the
changes Of hundred yea,H. the msrvelously-in.
creased facilities Of communication Of every kind.
have worry senslbiy modified tho fotco OF State
feeling. Tho colouies wore uepaEato oomuauni::
uua, in which tho Inhabitants wero natiye aud
| stationary. That condition fingered in tho
Southern ssstes uuti! tho War, and explained
much OF thois provincial pxlds aud local jesl-
eau twenty years ago to SOC that trayelor WAS
prouder Of entcling bla name IN \ foreign regis
Ter "a from South CarolinA rather than from The
United Status: M1. MDoualt takes DO account
either OF Immigration or OF tho now Htatos. lis
resolutions assert that tho States 1t tho forma-
tion Of the Constitution waro oach sovereign,
t,oo. and indapeudcnt, HON many of thenl
| weEo theroi There were thou thirteen, There
are now h!rty.soYeu. Hayo twenty four Of
them, in fact or In theory. ever boon soyereigu,
| FREQ. and independent
, 1876-01-13

TILE WANT or UNIFORMITY.
CHICAGO, jan. 1a.-To tho Honorable Tie Judges
Of Me Circuit aud Superior Couris Of Cool
County Tho undersigned, your petitioner, rop-
rtsents that be is an attorney and counsellor At
law, aud for the ten yeara last past and moro
has boon and now is prauticlng biz profession In
both Of baid courts; that ho has observed that
great Inconvenience has resulted to both atlur-
ueys and pnftloa to suits from tue want Of uni
formisy which has fur many years existed and
still docs exist III tho "rulcs OF court" in iorcs
In BAId courts. and also in tho difficulty which III
experienced In ascertaining wl,at those ruiob
ase. lie further saith that ho beuvos there has
bean % publication OF said ruIcs made or Or
derel by o!ther OF saId courta Tor mnAy
years. and tAat additional sules have from,
tlme to tin1o bceu niado which for =
brsf periol have Eesa couap!cuou.ly ported ip tho
Courtroom, ok rooIuF, Aul then hAyA disappeared
from public Atcntion, anu that III there
OF neW aud young attorneys commsnenH tAelr lrae.
10 Wit: forty avery ysar>. know nalA!ug Ut tLu e1-
i.tenrs Of sald russ aud have no uaans of obtannR
- han9ssaes .. e 70 5as' y sA y s1Ssnt @ = :;
practice Il the bookstores.
Your 1*ti!Ion.r further reminds your Honors that
sonastsnt With ths Constitution ana s.atutes Of tho
State and are The eraaton o! thu Court, that far
IS stisinsy. sho prscss M IL ala Iousls Id for H.
.utors In tue loodu l1,ao sut. constantly penl.
ing !n a,ia oauFs, .osns to ro1nirs revision and
thc landa Of your liunuTs.'
Your petitioner thai The lo.s Of Coun.y
as printing Of sHel ssitsa cods Of uni.
quett and without daisy; hp further saieL that oh
rules sud their dus dEatr,tutiop. ls fursbsr bsds
s4y nOs ,G y ta. ,.x'oa sla
.sh H. ons u sau i udsia.s resSaa.tls ~ 10 ~
, 1876-01-13
MISCELLANEOUS
FEDERAL COUNTS At sPllHOrtELp,

TEDEHAI, COUNTS AT 8fRtH0EtELN,
Spte,ai D,spateh 10 The Chrdoo 1rlbuns.
8rr1SoFlEIp inn. 12.-In tho Federal Circuit
Court there Was heard hut ono case OF Interest,"
that Of Apgar vs.. Tho Town Of Atlanta, a suit OH
intcrcst-ooupons upon bonda Issued by the
town to aid tho construction OF the Poo.ia,
Atlapta 4 Decatur Hailroad; trial by Court, aud
iu1Smunt fDr plnintiT for about GIG. 600, being
the amount Of coupons.
.. LlyEL SUIT.
Sneti.A ntsnateh II fht tAleaao 7risnnt.
LEArENw0Nrn, Kan. jan. IA l.he1 suit has
been instituted In tho District Cou.t lln1o w y.
II. Mitchell against tao Times. tho plaintiff
claiming damages to tie amount of 325.hN. I1lree
four months s9o IN article published in Tho above
na.nei PAPER chafgiuY Mithcll with having cunmIt-
ted Fans upon nns Aary puBan. servant In bis
poy. The article wpb published by the Tlrnts With no
malicious Intent ~ ha ranlnr 1t tho tiEo
and circulated by tho Sheriff Of tho county. ". II.
Do.s. To-day WIN tho day act for the care. but nwn.
10 tbs fact tAa quito nn!nhpr Of having prtce
deee hat mt een disposed Of, It will probably not b"
dSut that II cAn bs able to hold its own.
, 1876-01-13
HYMEHEhL.

ertsial Disodich 10 l'hs ChtcGe" Tribune.
nAsv1tlE, ILL.,, Jan. l2.-JoLn II. Btobbins,
ono Of tho proprielora Of tlls Astor 1Iouso. Of
this city, WAS 1narried to-day to Miaa Dom,
daughter OF Ue;uty SilcriH ponny.
, 1876-01-13

total Of 411.8o3.01. Also tho following claims
OF st. Louis crcaltorsl A. q. TohstdBon.
t76a.43; Eelmbaoknr Forge Il Rolling Mill
Company, $312.f5; +. r. Corhy Il Co., S1,215.o4,
Louis Oswald, 370s.G5; Tolas d Brother, eGooi
Chicago. Isock island Il Pacific Railroad Com"
psny, on account Of freight, S1,07U.75, aud, on
account Of bridge rontal, Fl, ,401; II. A. Wall,
go; aim cry accounts for drawbacks, losBos. and
damages, Sl.348.39; and snndty accounts Tor
supplies. sie3:l3; ]. .. ssoarns al.o0u: mi -
Scudder, q .oao; 1naking total Of R9t443.3l.
Tho unsettled Claim Of lilo indianapolis d st.
Louis ltailroad Company was roferf0d 10 tho
Master 10 Chance1y for futtlsr examination.
The OF SLOWED to tho Receiver for hla
services for tha mouth o1 November list
lTEM4.
Judge Drurnaonl was occupied Yesterday In hear-
Elm City Manufacturing Company ". Orient.
UNITED STATES COURTS
Tns fit.t National Dank 81 D.y CITY began su!e
A. Dcauch.
DAsxnurrcy MATTERS.
der IL ,rta nstno Of Dsls i Mooru lIed Voluntary w
petloa tn bankruptcy yesterday. Tho ascurel debts
;ao' IL IL, na xo, ts'3 ,,,.s s.' IN isaS ss.
!. Sand Dsach, copsI,ns ehey E lumber. valued It
sl37O; horsea and carruse. and s.la for c,npo, o..
There T. slso dis tGeu Shout slsWS from hs uoyern
Iatnt for VOTE aons under eontEaet VIII IL o. hand
Sen " creGIs tiI,es ~ Mia .,,o, n
slt2 in addition to which he q Liable to tho asoount
u $u19o on nosea xh:Si shonta Ie lsa Y an dEAx-
ets ls stasu Eonsst ~ e!sn tof =. tVu ~, AA-
a6ee aB.'hst q: q. ueursu Co.; ot ~. iaui, hnn.
growing oot o. Son,raet innae ".tn tuat nrm IN
hsren, ibtS, ~ esaao ~ 1no mos'n ~ Mcn 9! tue d.
vincent ufaAcn " lae s taot tns!ao Ts! .saHsoau
Iae e.sona ,ec',ea aen; ot nllas al. Moora a arc
~ w. ssSuasa ~ au .1a,n oe vsr ntursy ~ W 90
~ n,nit ~ ~ sa x ~ ~ a., - s
hAt ni "nasA ouGnt 10 po paiu " 'ae Atth " n!o q
Moofe. Iae & aese.s sasis. q = 'nGa Sa'aea ~
notea M e. ana nD o. ~ ueJas aue H!in
Ae.oau hau -, ~ III Sate. ~ isenc Aotel
stosx ahu QUO ehsfe ~ ~ .no aoeson ~ Vtnn nts pol
.s!e9 ~ ~ ~ In n, ~ saao e'e
M ,I 1teTcst III tIo Gcs s, 1aise n o tns vi. o
, 1876-01-13

RIO HRNT-FURSlsnED, clEApi, TO MAY j.
II 7wsnt, .ifth.st Addrs,s X %. Ffbnns osilcs.'
RIO RRNT-r -rURNisnYD HOUSE, C0NrAINfN6i9 y
! rooma Warrington plArs, hotwctn neA1buro and
Glstks from Jan ls tse May !. lH77. Tho toca.
tion opposite Washington PAIk and one u the u,ut
bAlto.st.
RIO KENT-A .TINEE-sTORY NNtCK HOUSE, on
tbs North Eas ~ and only minutes walk
from cofueE nste and ~ very low reut.
, 1876-01-13

..-.-. .... ..... ..-.... lfnQGA4 ...... ...
IUANTED.THREE G0RnOH pRHes FRRBKp.
W HAND. MoSALLY UO., - NAdIson-sL
lEAHTED-A FOREMAN. WiiO JAN OUT PAT.
" tstns 81 eoross; state what rasey hy tbs ~sAk o.
tnb1thf xtfs full nAmo. Addfeis h ea. Tfnns Office.
" 1fnrtb Lagsijopt.
WANNtEEn1A SKEoND 0ooK Al NRsTAUNANT,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-07

one of the few surviving salons of French
society; q little too Academic, perhaps
but there is scarcely fault at present
when most salons have q smell of the
stables. She was beauty in her youth,
and is still, with her crown Of white hair,
which cannot make her look old, and TO
talk of which is her only coquetry. She
is the mother of one of our brsvest naval
officers"
"The old Sevres was not that tender
porcelain which is now made. There
was no clay in 1t. Its chemical compo-
sition resembled glass more than porce-
lain. The glazing was of lead and very
fusible. Such porcelain manufacture at
a low temperature called for the utmost
skill of the decorator. The painters
ranged themselves at the order of the
Marqulse; these painters, so marked by
originality in an age so marked by wit.
With the designs and the models of the
Pompadour artists, the vases and the
statuettes of the old Sevres have &C.
quired value equal to that of the most
precious works of art. In spite of the ar
tlstic debaucheries of the Revolution and
the Empire, people still fight for them as
in the last century. At the sale of the
San Donata treasures, the ashes OF the
Pompadour must have kindled anew
when her service of Sevres was run up
to 250,OO0 francs. What queen had ever
such relics? st. Victor said, The Chi
ness had a goddess of porcelain; if we
had mythology, Madame de Pompadour
would be the divinity of old Sevres. 1t
was she who founded that workshop of
fragile wonders"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-07
CscCuIInfOrTnatiOn.

\ strong solution of sulphate OF mag
nesia gives beautiful quality to white
wash.
Ladies should remember that each
number Of kid gloves comes in three
shapes, VIZ: short.fngered, medium and
long fingered. Undressed kid are much
cheaper than the dressed, though not so
handsome.
In the vegetable world the reed runs
up IN a season, and is trail; the oak in a
century, and is as solid as the hills; SO
the slower the human body is in reach
ing its maturity, the more durable Is the
constitution ard the longer the life.
One drop OF the essence OF bitter al
monds will communicate an agreeable
taste and smell to an ounce of the castor
oil of commerce, and will not at all affect
its medical action. Persons ticking this
medicine should order it to be thus
favored.
To clean a nubia take wooden bucket
fill it half iull of wheat flour; then dip
your nubia up and down in the -four
until it looks white, shake thoroughly
when it will be AS nice as new, and will
not have the drawn appearance which
washing gives.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-07
Life I'm Paris.

We clip the following morceaux from
Arsenc Houssaye's last letter to the
Tribune:
"Sandesu ia the finest smoker Of his
time. II one of his American admirers
should wish TO afford him great pleas
ure, he should send him box Of cigars.
which will be most welcome. Ii at the
same time he should send him draft on
the Bank of France for 100000 francs,
it wonld also be very desirable, for
he would never do q days work un-
I'll the money was spent. He Is the
dresmest idler living. This charm.
ing novelist, who has written such mas
,erpieces of sentiment of grace and oil
humor, has sacrificed too much to his
cigar. His enemies say he has ended IN
smoke Do not believe it this true heart
and sterling Wit have not finished their
work. 1t IS an especial pleasure to hia
when his wife is there. She Is one oil
the cleverest of women. At the In
stitute in Paris, where they live, she has
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-07
FOR SALE.
Valuable Farm for Sale.


TyHE UNDERSIGNED EXECUTORS OF
i the last Will and Testament OF Samuel
Mcconnell, deceased, will sell at private
sale, the tract OF land situated on the
waters of Little Wheeling Creek, in Tria-
delphia District, in Ohio County, West
Virginia. and on the Roney's Point and
West Union Turnpike, about three miles
from the National Road, known as the
Samuel Mcconnell farm, containing lUl
acres OF good farming land, which lies
well, Is in a good state of cultivation, and
has on IL comfortable house, good stable
and other Improvements.
Twill sell said farm at public auction on
the premises, at III O'Clock A. NJ, on Saturs
day, the Sth day OF January, 1875.
Persons desiring further information In
regard to said farm, are referred to George
Mcconnell on the premises, or to |: +.
Jones, Attorney at Law, Wheeling, West
Virginia. JAMES ROBINSON,
JOHN NJ. OLDHAM,
dec23eod Executors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-07
AN UNspOKEN QUESTION.

I thought must be dreaming
The day you whispered low,
And told me the sweet secret
That alone must know.
| listened quite in silence,
Perhaps you thought me cold;
My heart was Overlooking
With tenderness untold.
Just tor one fleeting moment,
One only, did you stay.
Were you and both dreaming
That happy summers day?
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