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Tie has Never been Insnnc He IL SIN the
Hrsl of thess pIANrrs.

NEW ORLEANS April 2s-THE SrN of th"
2nh inst. contains a. repetition of that on-,uil
n' about the insanity of Paul Murphy-thd hn
las NOT played chess fora long time. anl -u
forth al nd"scdm. VIII YOU have the kinln ,-
JOB publish the following. which contains nll nt
thc facts concerning Paul Mnrphy with which
the public have anything to do;
llc is now practising law Ia this CITY. and has
nover boon Insane. or spoken of in that relation
hy his fami'vor friends.
A. 10 chess. he is unduostionahly to-day the
best chess player in the world. although he docs
NOT play often enough Ia keep himself in thor
ou-h practice. II" gives the odds of "a knight To-
oar strongest PLAYERS and Is seldom beaten.
perhaps never when he ares 10 win.
II Disappearance from puhlicvirw rhc-s
PLAYER has Just this cNplanatlun-uO more. no
less.
The publicity and lionizing which attached to
him for time, both in This country amt Europe.
woro always disHetoul To his family, and csvo-
eially ~ot o his mother.
On his return from his European trhmrh4.
hr entered into an engagement with his mother
never again 10 play Tor "a money or other stalk
ne,orto play a public game or gnn" i'm a pub
lle place, and never again 10 encourage reoUu-
ienance any publication oi any -Ou Whatc, cr IN
conn. tion with his nnmr.
TIL. last elau- in The agreement has hereto.
lore been 81 stri tly construed MS tu prevent any
denial 10y him OF his family of the numorou,
silly publications that have bnon mall, con .rru-
n; him. T. Is NOW tmr. however, that tine thui-
should b0 stopped
VIII you hlFo the Kindness toinform the putt.
at large and wspau'. palusraphors Ia
rueuNlr. tuut lm MNrahy Is ou.n o'd iu ~
.'rict ai n'lannn upon h7 own affairs. ami th.l
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THE NEn CODE. AvD now 1T VAS
iDOPTED.

Ancw code. regulating practice inthc civil
courts OF this Satc. went into force Yesterday
II WIS originally reported 10 the Legislature of
1876 nv the Commissioners whom IN" Governor
appointed t. revise the statutes. That Lrgiala-
ture passed II hut provided that it should take
cfIcct only on and cftcr the fist day Of May.
1871 This delay WAS to enable lawyers 10 con
slider the changes which the NV code would
make, -o that II any seemed Objectionable hey
could be- rcmcdicd hy amendment The present
session Accordingly many amendments were
suggested. and the Scnat, and ~ mily ugrc Il
upon the adoption Of large hunibcr Then q
remarkable difficulty arose. Both houses wore
disposed to postpone the operation ~ thr law
still further. but they could no, agree upon Tn"
date
The Senate wanted it to 20 into cilof on Tho
first day Of October next. The Assembly in
sisted upon a T. lstponcmcnt year But ihr
fricud- Of the new code were afraid that this
long delay would lead to its ultimate repeal b.
fore it over bncani" operative at ALL There WAS
considerable danger Of such result The A.
scmbb was content with all the amendment
adopted by the Senate but would only pass
thcu with u pro,iso that the entire code should
not 10 into operation until May /. 1879. The
Senate. at tho instance Of Mr.. Montgomery II.
Throop. who i- at the head Of the commission
to rovisc the statutes. -,radiasily insisted upon
making the date OCT. t. 1917. Conference come
miitrcs were appointed but could not agree.
and the end was That the first Of May arrived
without there having been any further lcgi-la-
ton in regard 60 the new cole Il became a
law in fun force and effect Just as it was first
enacted lnet year.
The Legislature ha. dealt with this subject i'm
a m. 4I lN,ulx and a tfuuppY
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The nlue Book is o~ten-ihlr made up 10
september 3D. 1870 hit practically tho
records are adopted within the year pre-
ccdng that date II K known. also thai
flr appointments from Ohio. Michigan.
Pennsylvania. and other favored States.
have been largely increased since these To-
turns were prepared.
n viii observed Tint tho Department of
Justice. th" Government Printing Onloc. aud
tire miscellaneous which together sum Up
ghoul ,hirty -fvo hundred persons, are not
..rl .lc'l Zoo the foregoing, table. N"cau-c tine
ll-t twoitcm- ar" n"rrr reported .n M" h.-
onuial r'ri-tor orl tho first is mpctfoot
Now England c'rric- OK the palm of hnid-
ing more offices than any equitable seal, OF
distribution would allow. independent of
the number actually admitted. there are
hundreds of New Englandcr- IN the depart
ucnt, falsely charged to other States. with
which they have %" connection whatever
The Southern States hovc been hahitually
prescribed under this partisan system. rX-
,cpt to reward carpoi-hagg"rs Delaware.
Maryland. virginia. No-f Virginia, and tine
District II Columbia, are dchted with a
largo patronage. the bulk Of which is held by
-Quatict-. with moo claim to citizenship.
Members of C,ngl,-- FIRST provide for their
active pal,i-an-. amt Then -addlo Others on
the Treasury uudrf false color,. For eye
uunlc. CALI tC,HlNG Wa charged 10 Nr-
ruin. l"rau-' he .wr-a lutlr place across
ihe Potomac where ho occasionally msti-
eut,'-.
The gross inequality and injustice of a
-v-t'n hy which moro than nan the Union
-hut cat ffou any rl1srnr rsnre-euf gt ion
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woas ohlna roo .,nn,pl, A.nllcd.

Wong Us we'll known I'M this town. whrrc
lr MS been uh % rnnt"itin.e tour. II 'dldn'l
onv "a unynodY llruw,- some bills lor costs
ID su iHi "a Olrstmn brought against hm
ruus' oO -on' it,o buddhism IN tao why Oi
nm ~ public house. Mongs mlidln nlmr .~
nnl ChIns, but IMn. ami as "A thinner hr =
luIio su cosy. But his morals arr bad II
VI ~ ou can do better imam take Cam = an
exhibit
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Toss Nnan-, the wcnlthicst man in
Baumoro. dl,loi hi, rfurcr', between his -,i. ma
! ict nothing 500 ,luriN.
st. Louis newspapers claim that bor
city tir h'm'n.n head OF i'Frbccr tic pr,n ion
CNrtciin. that ~ oi'.r itr" IN Nc United States
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tis taxing time Ia get n"ws OF the result
o. me- baulr That was bn-un on Sunday morana
usl at KtH in Aeiau- TurR"y between thr
RUSSIAN trny of the Cad. o-us, uu 'rih' Grnd
Duke MICHAEL and tno Turkish army. under
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Wy !" .'' '""s",ii"""P'' q,
hand promptly. those relating 10 operations at
Knre are longer in reaching rs. perhaps on
account ~ the lack Of tolce"aphc facilities. 1t
is not improbable thnt heavy work has been
going on 1T Hars.
unit 49, ,,.-.,,,,t ,..,,.... h,.,.
PROCLAMATION of neutrality. the War Onicc il as
busy H. It would be- If The country were on the
verge VI ho-,iitirs Every dnv We get accounts
from London ol the proaro oi the work ol
preparing The army and navy for active service.
Recruiting has been Carried ON SO briskly ihw
nearly every regiment I'm the army IL luil.
Great stores 90 military supplies ~ all kinds
have been laid in. Tho Admiralty arc keeping
the doekyards Mt their highest stnto of activity
and it is Formidable fleet OF war vcs-
.cls that is gathering at Malta. from
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Going. going. gone, Niagara Falls The
immense water power of the American side "
Niagara Falls was sold public auction vcstcr-
day 90 q firm in Buffalo. Practical business
mcn have estimated this power to be worth at
least one million dollars, but in these times #
business depression. it brought only about one
tenth of that sum.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-06
T-RlTTNxF,.'

$50 1tSss,dS:: sssioooS ~ KISr 49, htlev
16aE1h s1tse Iisz6s ~ - ,tispiied the
ethss mint y Asviis q = IT, ssassht IN
shs dan shslh Dar y 49, weather
ths ci.n, wa1tA AZ ~ ihths ssalar, opsn
thsir she'll. .AnA iha rats IN the fplat eithss
stiek thsir assSos have tAeF tltls touch the
slan, whicA qsicklv closes asd hs1aes oil
ssAsnpts 81 ~ saAs y istleehh hcM and
lusstnx y AisAels, = aaaais - 60 beyond
= ~ slaa ptrvsIse Aias wAe's he is
caught u tho morning and IN end y speed
ly put to his life. It would b wall for all
persons to supply themselves with such
rat traps. Il -'c'Gfs@% X, \
The Morning herald., 1877-06-06

CLAYTON HOUSE.
R. MANI, New York.
j. F. Craul, New York.
U.C. Bthb, Madison, Ga.
D. F Dickson, Phila.
D. Hirsle, Phils.
L. G. johnson, Phila.
A. McCrystal, Washington, D. z.
B Foster, Haverville, Mass.
Thos r. Rich, Balto. Md.
T. Rosenberg, New York.
Henry B Tuer, Phlla.
j. e. Meeteer, Phila.
DELAWARE HOUSE.
James Hildreth. City.
A. Taylor, Middletown, Del.
Jos. A. Borrell. City.
Edw. Wilde, Phila.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-06
POLICE NEWS.

In the absence Of his honor Mayor White,
", Squire O'Niell presided at the Police
Court last night. The following cases were
tried:
Ann Brown. alias Barkley, charged with
larceny, was dismissed.
James Conner, disorderly conduct, was
held in $500 TO keep the pace.
Stephen Bayard and Hester Bsyard, both
colored, for disorderly conduct, were fined
fifty cents each and costs. Stephen is also
held for the larceny of pair of spectscles
from Charles Agnes.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-06
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.

The students Of the Wesleyan Female
College, win give their annual commence
ment 1t the Opera House, on Thursday,
June 3lst. Formerly IT. given ina large
room In the college, which was not suf>
Acient to seat all that were present, but
now II ii hoped, there will be comfortable
room for ALL, i, (
The Bryant Literary Society Of Rugby
Academy will give their first Anniversary
on Monday, June 11th, at the Masonic Tenn
ple In the room formerly occupied by the
Board Of Trade. = So. .ai
The Morning herald., 1877-06-06
. HARNESS ROBBERY.

Last Sunday evening, some unknown
party entered the stable Of Mr.. Richardson,
who lives on the Newport pike, not fer from
Newport, and stole two sets Of harness.
The same party, no doubt, on the same
night, stole two pair from the stable Of Mr..
Gregg, Of the firm of Gregg & Bowe, In the
Tenth Ward on the Lancaster pike.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-06

VIZ ANTED situation in q private
w family as Dressmaker and Seam stress:
thoroughly competent to make all kinds OF
clothing; can give good recommendations,
apply at Mrs. STA ATS', 604 Market Street.
jun8-3t
The Morning herald., 1877-06-06
A TOLL-GATE ROBBED.

A TOLL>GATE ROBBED.
Early yesterday morning some party enter.
ed toe residence of George Baird, the toll
gate keeper on the Concord Pike, and took
from desk In room adjoining his bed
room. sf5 in money. The thieves made
their escape with being detected or waken>
ing the inmateG of the house.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-06
ANNIVERSARY.

ANNIVERSARY.
The Ark of Covenant Lodge, No. /, A.
P. L. A., of Delaware, will give their arst
anniversary on Thursday evening, June 7th
at McClsry Hall.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-06
RAILRO ADS.
PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON AM
L BALTIMORE RAILROA

i BALTIMORE kAlLHOA
November q, 1870
Trains. will leave Wilmington - follows
for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations. 6 40
S55, 10. 800, S52, 1915, am. 2 80, $50, ",
946 p.m.
Philadelphia and New York, 202 m, II 81,
IL ~, s 46 p m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, Il 50,
839am,
Baltimore and Washington 252, 165, $50.
Am, u 81, l26, s 10, pm.
Trains for delaware Division leave for
New Castle 500, $50, 93V, m, 80, e00
Wyoming aud intermediate stations s 90
81 a m, 6 80 p m.
Delmar and Intermediate stations. s %
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations,
TO- N, s 90 $50 p m.
philadelphia and New York, 2O2 m.
Baltimore and Washington, ~ 62, l IS m.
For further information passenRers aro
referred to the time tables posted at the de.
pot. y
anl-iy HI xMMNEY, supt,
The Morning herald., 1877-06-06
TEMPERANCE,

TEMPERANCE.
The Women's Temperance Union, will
hold meeting at Grace Church, this AFTER
noon, st 4 O'Clock.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-06

products In cotton manufacturers in clocks.
In watches, sewing machines, &c. WHY not
do 1t in producing wool, wooden goods and
iron steamships : 1t vii not do to say that
We who are engaged in this business are not
the equals of our fellows engaged in other
pursuits, - We are all Anne ricans and the
equals Of each other thing which was fully
developed In the late rebellion that even the
people of the south who never were, as has
been said, educated in any thing except
driving negroes. When the time come re-
quiring them to show their adaptation to
the surrounding circumstances, It was show,
Cd Aplsinly that they were our equals in everv
respect, AID Why ! simply because they were
Americans, protectionests will no donbt
begin to sing that same old song which IA
worn threadbare, that we cannot compete
witho protection unless we reduce our
laeoring clap to the condition of the pauper
lsborfng class of Europe now to me this ia
simply ridiculous for think have shown
you In woolen manufacturing If we got the
labor done for nothing the European manu-.
facturer can even then after deductinp from
our prices twice the amount It now costs the
American manufactures for labor, and then
sell their goods to profit and at tho same
time under sell us. Respectfully,
VIM. DEAN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-10
EUREKA.

THE ST GAS BURNER IN THE
market and warranted TO do all that
is GAINED tor IL. 1t is In universal use
throughout the East, ana the CITY OF Pitts.
burgh has adopted II on all the street
lamps, and IN ali the public buildings,
and is in use in many private houses. AS
To being the "
BEST AND CHEAPEST BURNER
To be mad, the iollO wing comparisons
endorse: The same pressure 10 zach burn
er; AN Argand burner gives 10 per cent
more light than a comm on Brass Fish
tail burner; "a Lava Tip bras burner (nO
check - per cent more; Ellis patent 48
per cent more; the Evans IS per cent
more; and the Windsor patent 81 per cent
more. Thus you will see the Ellis equals
the Argaud, the Evans gives 10 per cent
more light, and the windsor 10 per cent,
proving itself the best burner in the mar
ket. Having been appointed sole agent
Tor the Windsor Burner, now offer them
to the ctizes of Wheeling. assuring them
that ii is all that Is claimed Tor II, and no
one using gas can afford 10 be without
them. Also new and complete assort-
ment of Gas Fixtures, Lead, Stone and
lion Pipe, Brass Work OF ali descriptions,
and all articles 10 be found in a first class
Plumbing and Gas Fitting establishment.
OSCAR SEELEN,
decl0y PIP Main Street.
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soms think It il in the brain, hence they
try to think right; others thlt 1t IN tne
heart, hence they try to feel righ'' some
think religion is all in the eyes, hehee
there must be pomp and show cohhecIeu
with their religion; some think tnst !. -
all m the hands, and they must WoFh ~
ont: others that it is in the tongue ana
thew must pray it OUT others thst IL 10 III
the pocket, and they can pay 1t out NO"
every one OF theseilhings is necessary IN
religion. Yet none OF them are OF Iueln-
selves sufficient. Faith without "orEo
ia dead and words without faith are Voio'
Knowledge without obedience IS Vaih'
and obedience without knowledge ls I'M
possible. Prayer without charity Is Ike
founding bras, and charity without.
PRAYER is AS q tlnkllng cymooi bu'
all these wanteth that one and tne
same spirit, dividing TO every man as he
seversily wills. There Is u spiritual rs
well as physical phrenology' and IT IN
fuences their religion as well as 'nelr
business. There are Christians VINO
naturally have more islth than WORKS
and v,ce versa. Aud so there are some
who have naturally more knoWieuge
than zeal and vice versa. 80 there are
sope gifted with the power OF speech
who have not been helped with tnls
worlds goods, hence they pray oettef
than pay and vice versa. All taese
things are essential TO salvation and 70
the furtherance of the Redeemer 8
kingdom, yet how seldom do we find
one person possessing them all TO any
considerable degree. They appear to &c
rather individual gifts. Yet they are all
in the church and given by the sell same
spirit tor the self same purpose.
Now suppose we had none IN the
church except those who carry all tneir
religion i'll their heads we would nave 4
very wise religion, but it would not &C.
complloh much, having no feet 1t could
not walk towards, at or into anything
| and hence OF course would not be very
aggressive. SO also with every other
part, using one member only there would
be lack and deficiency In the whole body
Yet all these different classes OF people
are in the church and arc required to 90
| its work, snd when every one Gees hls
own peculiar work the whole work is
done and well done, and the body o.
Christ Is complete. The absence OF either
class would leave us body, either with
out q head, or without feet, or without
hands, or without eyes, or ears, or Orslns,
or heart, or some other essentla! OF It's
perfection.
The points made in the discourse were
illustrated very practically, and claimed
the undivided attention of large con-
gregstiop. The sermon closed with ar
appeal to the unconverted to become
members OF the "Body of Christ.
This effort of Mr.. Hsdermsn was GER
fanny a very fne one. The sermon was
carefully prepared and carr estly deliver
ed, the speaker at times becoming quite
vehement in esrnestness. Rev. Halder-
man addressed the Sunday School in the
afternoon and preached at night from
John 3, 9, aye must be born again"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-10
ID. Q. LIST, Jr
Late of List, davenport Parks,)
Pork Packer.
WHEELING. w. VA.
Pork House, Fulton. Office and Ware.
room, No. IS Fourteenth ST.

In calling the attention OF the trade 10
the above cards, the subscriber would also
announce that he has undertaken the
bus ness of Pork Packing exclusively, at
the establishment lately occupied by List,
Daven port & Parks, who have disposed OF
tEeir grocery department.
With inc eaSed facilities for carrying on
the Pork and Provision business, II shall
be his aim u meet the large and incTeas.
lnE demand for meats OF superior quality,
and 10 maintain the repu alton for which
the products OF the late firm were cele-
orated,
He has now ready complete stock Of
Sugar Cured Hams, shoulders and Break
fast Bacon, Bulk and Bacon shoulders,
and Clear Sides, Mess Pork, and Lard in
all the styles of packages.
Prices furnished on application, anG
Will be as low as the market will admit,
keeping III view the superior quality Of
the products.
b. Davenport, OF the late nrm, will re-
main with me and expects TO visit our
friends shortly.
thankfully acknowledging the large
patronage bestowed on the late firm, re-
specttuly ask it continuance.
Very respectfully,
WHEELING, W. VA, Dec. 10, 1917. delO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-10
DUPONT'S WHEELING POW
DER AGENCY.

T HAVE AT ALL TINES IN MAGA-
1 ZINE large stock OF the above cele-
brated Powder, viz: Rife, Sporting, in
cans, Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages which will sell al wholesale at
manufacturers prices. / have portable
magazines OF different sizes for shipping,
and viii deliver tree on cars or boat This
Powde: is unequslled in strength and
quality N. REILLY,
Sole Agent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-10
FOR RENT.

THE FOUR STORY BRICK WARE
l. house, No. l3 5 Main street, at present
In the occupancy OF Messrs. Neil & Elline.
ham, whole ale groceIs, and has been thus
occupied the last three years. 1t stands in
the very Center of the wholesale trade,
and is IN every way well adapted TO do a
leading business. Possession the LIST OF
April, or earlier If desired.
Apply 70 WN. PAXTON.
asssa LEV ChapEns Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-10
Yourself and Your Horse.

Are liable TO Cuts, Calls, Bruises, Chaps,
&c, Try the graLd ealing application
Coz MOLINE.
The medicinal and veterinary, both for
sale bv Logan, List & Co. Druggists,
Wheeling. no2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-10

KEELING, Dec. 10, 1877.
The Arm of List, Davenport Parks
having been dissolved, | have leased the
establishment OF Mr.. John Muth, 1t Full
ton and will continue the Pork Packing
business in all Oiits various branches, ana
respectfully solicit the orders OF oity ana
out OF town dealers.
My meats will be cured and handled In
the same manner as by the late firm OF
List, Davenport K Parks, and snail sus-
tain the well deserved reputation acqulr-
ed by them.
| will also continue the manufacture OF
Muth's Celebrated Eau age, Mr.. Muth CIV
ing his perSo al and special attention TO
that department. Wholesale orders solicit
ted.
SUGAR Cured Meats should be opened on
receipt, and all claims for reclamations
made 81 once.
Terms Cash, or draft at ten days.
Assuring the public generally OF my
ability 10 furnish them with first class
goods, lam, respectfully,
declOr GEO. II. PARKS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-10
Dissolution Of Conartnership.

IIHE COMPREHENSIVE EXISTING BE-
L tween the undersigned under the firm
name o: List, Davenport & Parks is dis
solved by mutual consent. The business
of the late firm will be settled by 3. Daven-
port. The books vii be found atthe office
occupied by the late firm.
ID. {. IST, Jr.,
b. DAVENPORT,
GEO. II. PAaKS.
WHEELING, Dec. 10, 1877, del0
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MEATS ANDLARD.

Sugar Cared Canvassed Hams, Sugar
Cured Canvassed Shoulders, sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon, Plain Shoulders, Clear
Sides, Sugar ured Dried Beet, fresh from
smoke house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard in tierces, bar.
rels, hall barrels, kegs and paiis, all at
lowest market rates. VI. REILLY,
Loo and 1871 Main street,
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T0RACE0S.

have On hand a fulI line OF Tobaccos,
from the leading manufactures in the
country, including Lorillard's, FINER
Bros, Homer Hudson's, j. B. Pace, Rich
mond, J. <, Pace, Danville, 3. F. Gravely,
Holbrook's Monitor Navy, marry {. Hol-
brooks Navy.
l can furnish all styles made by these
factories, al lowest market prices.
NJ. REILLY,
1909 and 1911 Main street.
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DIED

EXLEY-Sunday morning, at New Or
leans. Louisiana, OF congestion OF the
bowels, JABEz ExLEY.
Funeral notice to- morrow.