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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-10

II PROXIES DANCING ACADEMY, 361 BROOME ST.
ID OPEN ALL THE YEAR
All the fashionable dances IN ono course Of lessons
sOIREE EVERY WEDNESDAY, EVENING.
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CITY COMMERcIAL REPORT.

VIII CON1MBEtCIA1 ENFOMrs
~ ata fnel0 ~ 20 aoial TUESDAY,, May 0-oP NJ
AsaEs Receipts "a bbs1 Tue market continued dull,
and prices wholly nominal 81 inite
RRA0sru5rs-FcceIpts, H. ol bbls aeur 1850 bags
corn meal $50 bushels wheat o643 do corn 49, 900 do
OATS and $50 do malt Under tho fall in gold tho mar
ket for State and Western -four active and prices
declined fully l0c per bb the market closing duh and
heavy with sales Of 1000 bbs State and Western
do Southern aud 900 do. Canadian Rye -four quiet,
and we have no sales to report Corn meal In linn
tied request but full prices realized: sales so bills
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COAL, WOOD, sc.

DEsT PEACH ORCHARD RED ASH, 90 no; WHITE
ID Ash, 90; large Nut S5 10 per ton screened aud dc.
iverd. THOMAS STOKES corner Of THIRTY second street
aud Tenth Avenue
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Eth WARD VOLUNTEER ASsOCIATION.--A MEET
y ing OF this association VIII be held the Fifth Ward
HOTEL Thursday evening May n, 1855 oclock All
persons who contributed the fund requested DO
present Or. WIN. ~ EAGER, Jr,
Chairman Executive Committee
, JouS W. HEArE. Secretary
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DENTISTRY.


A MOST WONDERFUL DIsCOvERY.-TEETH Ex-
N tracted without pain or charge Beautiful teeth In
serted for 81 each Al operations warranted j. Jay
N1LLERS 1856 Grand street. two blocks from Broadway
(NoLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED AND
" the Nitrous Oxide as extract teeth without
pain Gas fresh by Dr. Cet9n every day The best
dental work done. Once 10 Cooper Institute.
MATTEL, DENTTST-9V7 BROADWAY, BELOW
lN Twenty first street Rubber Sets OF Teeth, SO -Four
Teeth Silver or Rubber s. Pearl and Porcelain Filiing
5c 10 81.
nsTEo PLASTIC, OR ARTIFICIAL BONE FILLINGS.
~ for decaycd teeth roots built up mere shells.
aching teeth every variety of cavity filled, without pain
by the dlseovercr Rooms 70 Fourteenth street. Que door
west VI Unlon square H,VW ksttmonlAs
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PROPOSALS FOR CLEANING THE STREETS OF THE
49, ~'''' CiTv ~ NEw ynt,E -

DROPOSALS FOR CLEANIN0 THE STREETS OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK N n
The understand CommI.soner appointed BY an act Of
1905 make contract for the cleaning OF the streets Of
the city OF New York hereby invite proposals for such clean
ihe Mayor Of the city Of New York a his ONCE In the Guy
Hall Of said city, before Monday, the I'D day Of May
instant II O'Clock Forms OF the contract spscih
cations and bond be had on application to Of the
undersigned. D.
C.G6DFREY auNTHER Mayor,
JOHN 7. HOFFMAN,, Recorder
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
Comprollers ONCE, City Hall (ffai Of Records).
FRANCIS I. A. BO0LE, CITY Inspector g.
10 Chatham street.
JOHN II. DEvELIN, Counsel 10 the Corporation
81 Nassau street.
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NOLGECTIONS IN YIRGINIA.-A RESPONSIBLE
" party eing through the State will cosct Claims
against merchants and others Apply 70 JOHN LITTLE,
III pine street. Nftl iftl7 'HiNNi niHN
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER NO 237
~ Broadway.-To Contractors Proposals enclosed IN a
sealed envelope endorsed with the title OF the work and with
The Of the bidder written thereon will be received at
this Office until Tuesday May TO- 1861 eleven O'Clock
For rebuilding pier No East river and bukhead on the
line of pier No. 4 East river
For rebuilding pier No. ~ East river outer end.
For rebuilding per No. 81 East river
For rebuilding pier No. - East river.
For rebuilding pier No. II North river
For rebuilding inner portion Of pier No ~ North river.
For rebuilding the bukhead between piers Nos 45 and i6
North river.
For rebuilding pier No ~ North river.
For rebuilding the end of No 81 North river
For rebuilding pier No. G2 North river, foot of West
Eighteenth street. u III ll.
Hank forms Of PROPOSAL together with the
Department New York, May 4, 1855
CHARLES ca CORNELL, Street Commissioners.
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BPEcIAL NOTICES.
A CARD III.

The attention Of the friend: q .as Christian omm..oe
have bsru surssd = made pub
IL He q T ssas"ss q
ds sla Of as say authorized pE
''sf any sseS volunteer the .cmpora
VI 'Sgss g ns
s s sa &c h aSss
which array and his conduct Is as severe
BY the Go as p ahy Is "e''
Chairman United States Christian Commission
MERIcAs HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY LTiE ri;
s cwsasssay, ess"iss IN Irving Hail. sorner q Trying
nsea N s'seI asen os" and Lyman
bot late Of rerre Hausc. Ind.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL. NO. sa-THE NEW AND nEAU-
spices ssas a 81 aeao 9" f
PURPOSE public a SdaSacn W. on %a"rssy
INST, az 2oeoek r. Interesting addresses BY ne lion lion
s"y W Below "s Tomas Street d oa BRADY
the h 3 &c opsae a Ds
pupils on Monday, the 18th Inst
NE r. CHARITIES WISHING TO COMMUNICATE
Secretary box S Ssw YORK e% Post Sne a' address,
MEXICO AND .uAgEZ- oFEIcERs AND ornER
ps sr is.r viii be gwen Cali roms
MEXICAN EMIGRArIoN-wE ARE NEGOTIATING
l nfy thousand emgran for Mexico bu. only those
m rsessnssd in Issco BY our
bos | New Ss s UF p" o s n
how many emgrants they can induce 70 join them on Short
notice - ,...ti. 49, -
PA1SrErs: A MASS MEETING o. e.. THE y. RE-
nifty the Metropolitan Hail. ., Sixth avenue on Mon
Say Ssss,ps .is @
a no." d" fraccal i Psinsrs sooisy.
CocIErY or rAxMANY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Of officers Of society ensuing year will no held ~
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FIHAneIAL.

RoSas 30 county o. New York beco@ns ds and
pa s's SsSs a. w III. % e
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN
sl.e1snl.ao ' 'a
"soLDrERs' BOUNTY rGGSSD REDEMPTION BONDS
OF TIE COUNTY 81 NEW YORK
G e receives q, as Gcs s until
million SIX hundred and forty one thousand lys handred
the sa. sss ssaS ss%" saps
of ss S as Spd s sy MAYOR sS
TIE saa bonds %l Interest. al
ard SoremSST each year and tic principal win
Five hundred thousand dollars the LIST day Novem
hundred dollars on the Is. day Of Novem-
Five hundred thousand dollars the day Novem-
hundred and forty thousand 1--WE hundred dollars
The proposals viii the amount Of bonds desired and
sfs 'a rec
ssa
@ ssss ~ sss! % :ss
=: s:si
for Bounty Boaas
e saS 81 re rs
sSSn sTiff r an Il the
CRY or ~" xsss o,ss:
o.aseroSs s,.y1 Isc ,ss A.. 5 .s
;sfp.s merchants and Others Apply g JOHN LITTLE,
II Pine street - - -
aoyLI 3. e slL anss NINE
"a
I'd . e.
uEYDRIcK AMP HEypRlcK BROTHERS OIL srocK
ss IL ss % sSsa wSc sss
please address Morgan. Herald once a -.
| NEW YORK AND EAELEx RAILROAD COMPANY,
-, .,,'''" Nf,F HEi 70 sToCKHoLDsRs
sss 'ss
S TSs ps opened from "a O'Clock a. noon unsn q
boSf: WI B. closed from O'Clock p NJ OF
Nay pR ss 49, e n @ az
NAVY AGENTS. VOUCHERS WAITED.
~'st eguo 2Swall street, corner Of Broad.
S ~ 1n rx
York May 1855 viii be paid at Office, No IS Pine
LEEs &wALLER. Agents Of the Bank Of California.
| yrIRaINIA. NoRHH CAROLINA. SOUTH CAROLINA
Y Georgia and Alabama Bank Notes purchased Also
@ f BE- FOREST 70
| OK OOO WANTED, ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
best Is s!S G Sss on estate
&S O0O A GEN,rLEMAN OF E
win good connecons WHO WI take hs snas on n"nd nd
oace ""'"''e' o' '"e"' A''''' D"''''''' va ~
o"ee-
90 OOOTo LoAN-oN Boxp AND MORTGAGE
20 UUU on city real estate or sra a e as
stating location OF property, 49,
@O0 OO0 TO LoAN--oN BOND AND MORTGAGE
from per cent FOR term Years. one sum
or in smaller A. AppSyb Z Il street
d.s)0 OO0 70 LoAN-oN BOND AND MoRrGAGE
rea es''G shis s ny p s n 70 sui
--"-s u = 800 - = NV ..e-. D~.r-e".
&2()(l MN 10 LoAn-ON NEW fonh Sirf
%cVV,VOO propfry; IN, " sums W 70 sun. ,,
'oSSrh MAooN' ga rine street.
THE LECTURE SEASON.
(" BRAHAM LiNCoLN.".J. ?. BROWN WILL READ
dent ias ins,,oursi and T~nnysons .Enoch AZ
~ Clinton Hail. place, Friday evening May H.
south - lecture " Col j. y Gear 1850 Ohio Vol
cr ne osnen % ns T0 M
s ~ os @ ana n.hsioo ssrse tns eseng MAY
o'clock Tickets Of admission % cents 70 be had at the door
IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-FoR GENTLEMEN
\ ohi Htne VIEW iork Museun o, Anatomy olo Broad
reeep, Of ten cent" by addressing Secretary of
.-,,,,, ,,,,- ~, :, $1,000
~ States Senator from Nevada, will deliver Lecture
inc hesouGes o. he racne sates ana ,er.ito
ries AZ nc mfge Eau o. NE So9pe. ins.mts on Iucsay
states sanitary Commission Admission 20 cents Tickets
can be Obtained co broadway rooms ana ~ AZ Az me
ec.e.o : :. - -
IL insiructye lecture The Methodist
ghn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-31
RIvrR.Nrhe river Is stili IN the de

/ RIvER.-The river Is still on the de-
cline. Last evening there were but
three feet four inches water in the chan
nel--which is two inches lower than the
river has been this season. Business was
very dull on the landing. The Eagle ran
aground below the city Yesterday nom.
ing, but managed to spar of and pro.
coed on her way to Parkersburg.
The GAINESVILLE Packet Company are
building new boat to ply between that
place and Parkersbnrg.
The Potomac is now running between
Cincinnati and Louisville.
The Cincinnati Commercial of yesterday
says;
At the Government sale yesterday,
Capt. James Shute purchased the steam
er General Crook for 81 100, and Captain
Jonathan Hamilton the General Meiggs.
The sqnare-bow whlrfhoat af Gallipolis
was purchased by Alex. Beckman, OF
Lawrenceburg, Indiana, for $4,000.
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REMOVAL
TAX NOTICE.

INHE TAXPAYERS OF OHIO
i County will take notice, that shall be pre-.
pared to receive the State, County and School
Taxes for tho year 1865, in the several Town.
ships, at the times and places hereinafter men
toned and that a deduction of 81 per cent. on
the State Tax will be allowed to those who shall
paw all their taxes on OF before the lst day of o.
tober, 1855, st the Sherifs Office or at the times
and places specified, viz:
Washington Tp.--At the First Ward Hose
House, Septemberls, 10 and 90.
Madison Tp-At the Hope Hose House, Sep
tember 81, % and q.
Clay Tp.--At the Sheriffs Office, September
ls, 10 and 90.
Union Tp-At the Rough and Ready Hose
House, September 81, % and g.
Centre Tp.-At the Fifth Ward School House
September 25 % and "a. t&
Webster Tp.--At IsAac Freezes Store Room,
Henry EChols' old stand) September % % and
Richie Tp.--At the south Wheeling School
House, September 10 and -, and at Adams
School House. September q
Triadelphia Tp.-At r. HERS, 0he place Of
voting1 September ii, Il and l3
Richiand Tp-At Clinton p. O.. September
Ia at A. A. Allison's Smith Shop. September l9
and at Atkinsons School House, September %
Liborty Tp-At Valley Grove P. o. Septem
Der IA and IS, and at Samuel Bells Store. West
Liberty, September Ia.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
sugls.till octl Sheriff Of Ohio Co.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
The Mayor of Pittsburg has offered re.
ward of one thousand dollars for the ap.
prehension and conviction of the person
or persons engaged in the brutal murder
which occurred in the Eighth Ward OF
that city on Wednesday night last.
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BEAUTIFUL EVENING. evening
was pleasant as we could we'll wish it
A clear sky, bright moon and balmy
air, rendered out doors far more pleasant
than the house. The people are not slow
to improve such fine evenings in prone
nading the different throughfares The
streets were alive with the gay walkers
until late h0ur
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CITY ANDSTATE NEWS.
The Gold and Osaer Markets ana
miscellaneous Matter, % DC ie"A"
the Fourth Page.

sp,,NKEy DARKEY.-Night before
last a negro, accompanied by q lady
oh cn,lor" and two little contrabands,
purchased tickets for Washington CITY
1T the Baltimore railroad depot in this
city, and the whole party took seats III
tbe last passenger car of the train As
this car is usually set apart fol, ladies'
aud as negroes are generally placed it
one of the front ears. the darkey was In
formed that he would have to change
his base" The negro woman ana the
two children lett the car, but Sam"a
aid he couldn't see it"-he had pnr-
chased first claes ticket, was first class
man, and was determined to ride IN a
first class car The conductor OF the
train. after exhausting argument VIII
the contraband. took hold OF HIM ana AT
tempted to force him from the car ana
mt him where he belonged. The negro
took hold of two seats aud hraced him
self, ready for the attack, and STOOL us
ground despite the efforts OF the con
ductor and a brakesman to remove hihi.
Finding it useless 10 attempt I" remove
him without violence, the conductor lett
the darkey in the first class car. The
nero hoisted a window, Just before the
train left, and cried out 20 the woman :
Come in, sister, well stick to her as
long as she'll run -
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SERENADING.-Night before last a iol-
ly party of Young gentlemen were ont
serenading their friends in the First
Ward. The music was excellent, and we
lave heard but one expression made and
that was, Call again with your
Music soft
Hnaic sweet"
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WARM.-Yesterday was an exceedingly
warm and oppressive day. Old Sol shone
forth in his glory, and poor suffering hui
mainly perspired aud almost expired
under his searching rays. Oh. for a
lodge in some vast wilderness
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1SLHL ANOTHER ROBBERY Night be-
fore last bold thief entered the M'Lure
House and carried off a carpet-bag con-
tanning near one hundred dollars worth
of clothing The scoundrel made good
his escape.
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ANNUAL PARADE-Several OF our fire
companies have begun to devise the ways
and msans for the annual parade of the
hrs companies, which comes off next
month.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-31

TINE u, p. sANITARY COMMITS.
SION, desiring 70 relieve soldiers sailors
and their famillss nom the heavy expenses usu
ailv psid FOR tie prosecution Of such claims
have estahlished fhis AgancE 70 collect pen
sions srrearS Of pay, bounty and other claims
aoainst the eoyGrI6ent, without charge or eI
nenss Oh sny Ind Nhsteyet 70 the claimantA
On sppllca alton ssat p this = ssncy, stating tht
name md pcstodlss address q the claimant thu
sssss Il sSs sois assss sscssns ths claim
n msdc. dste o. 6epharRv or death, the props!
SisnfS riil - AnDd ont . hr - poeIibae and
forVsfded a tie fetyon applying These car
thsn D. srDc1tsd a1d returned % thia .omce
50 = tho shortest posibas time.
fulS-oo6DM
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ANOTHER RosBERY.-Night before last
some daring thieves entered the resi-
dence of Fl. " Phillips, in North Wheel
ing, and stole trunk containing cloth,
ing, iewelry, etc, valued at between one
hundred and one hundred an.i hftN dol
lars. Mrs P had just returhed from
Journey, aud had left the trunk III the
hall The man gained an entrance into
the house by breaking out pane oil
glass from the small window OH the side
OF the door, thrusting his ANA through
the aperture aad unlocking the door
The trunk was found yesterday morning
Oh the side of the hill, near the reservoir.
1t had been broken open all riiiad OF its
contents. The thiefor thieves must have
been well acquainted with the house,
and knew exactly where the trunk was
left. as they entered the hsuse with lit
tie noise and carried off their booty with
out waking any one.
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WM. NJ SHiNN Esq, one of the most
prominent members of the Pittsburg bar,
and Doctor jeremiah Brooks, no less dis
tinguisned in the medical profession in
that city, died in Pittsburg last Tuesday
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PxAcHEs are being brought to the city
inArss quantities They sell at three
and four dollars per bushsl.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-31
COCOA CREAM FOR THE HAIR

| COCOA ChEAM FUN 1IAn HALE
Cocoa Cream for the Hair
Cocoa Cream for tine Hair
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid Pomades !!
No more rancid Pomadesil
| II you want something elegant,
\ If you admire delicious Perfume,
! If You desire soft and silky Hair,
| If you want your hair preserved
| If you W ant your Hair TO grow,
| If you want to prevent premature Badness
| If you want to be rid OF Dandrut,
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream
Use the Cocoa Cream
Price IS cents bottle.
LAUGHLINs & BQSHFIELD
iu2s Wheeling ". Va
FRESH CANNED PEACHES, strawberries, pine
apples, cove oysters Holsters, sardines, catsups
of all kinds, together with full supply Of fine
groceries constantly on hand and for sale BY
BOOTH BATTELLE & Co., Steamboat Agents
corner Monroe and Water streets.
, THE BEST PREPARATION in the world tor
a Coug Gold is DR.. Tanners Cough Mixture.
Try it EJr sale by Chas. Graham, Main street
Centre y Keeling, and druggists generally,
DR. C. w. ROBACK-Sir, Your Blood Puri'
fer and Pills sell better here than any other
medicines could keep. They are just the med
icine for the people, peculiarly adapted for the
cure of Fever and Ague but the people use them
as general medicine.
1 To break an attack of the Ague take table
, spoonful Of the Blood Purifier every hour, and
then cleanse the stomach and bowels well with
|; your Pills, N three days the complaint will
te removed and permanent cure effected.
who try this treatment before applying toa
nbvsiciau win be saved much cost and suffering.
Yours truly A. Is. IAFi'
BANGOR, Van BurenCO., Mich, Sept. y, o.
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LAST EVENING while two young men
were scuffling in front of Pollock's flour
mills, one of them made misstep and
thrust his arm through one of the front
windows of the building The broken
glass severed the main artery in the
mans arm, and it bled fnriously. Medi,
col aid was summoned, the wound was
dressed, aud at last accounts the injured
man was doing well.
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CRY ITEMS.
M.n.eWauied.


A small house, containing two or three
rooms and kitchen, is wanted by care
full, prompt-paying tenant. Application
may be made at the REGISTER office.
HArs.-Our euterprising friends Har-
per aud Brother are receiving almost
daily additions to their splendid stock OF
fall hats, and invite all who are in need
of that article to call and examine their
stock Their house is one of the Oldest
in the city and the young men compos-
ing the present firm have greatly enlarg-
cd and extended their trade. Their
business activity and integrity have
earned good success and they are better
prepared at this time to satisfactorily fill
all orders for goods in their line, either at
wholesale OF retail, than ever before -
We cordially recommend them to the
patronage of our citizens and OF retail
merchants in this aud adjoining States.
FRUIT, ETc.-Conrad Maier, at No. al
Water street, has on exhibition aud for
sale some of the finest peaches, apples
and pears ever brought to this market
He has also on hand full line OF choice
family groceries, and will in few lays
be prepared to furnish the public with
the bast of Baltimore oysters. Conrad
is always OH hand and ready to cater to
the wants of his customers.
Hustle me to know il, that 1 with wings as
swift
As meditation OF the thoughts oi love,
May prove to you
That BY the use of DR.. d. H. Seelye's liquid Ca
tarrh Remedy, permanent cure will he effect
ed aug21
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In repairing the street-crossings in diff
ferent portions of the city. we hope the
Street Commissioner will not overlook
the crossing on Main and Union streets
running from Harper's corner
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CUSTOM WORK,

Consisting OF French German and Doncs &C
Cloth, Ol all grade, and colors. French Ensiuh
AMI American Clssllneres, SILK, CaJhIGcro ana
Mai ,ciile, tesungs White, Fah,y, Li,.ci
Drawers Scaris TICS, Suspeudcrs, liantsoI
chiefs Socks. Gloves, Gauntlets and Co a.,
Travelling Bags aud valises &c. &c Ou
paItment Of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-31

AROUrTo RESUME -Messrs. Sweeney,
Bell & Co, having their extensive glass
houses in complete working order, will
resume Operations, in full blast, next
week. Many new and valuable improve
ments in the way of superior glass ware
will be brought before the public as soon
as work is commenced IN the manutacto'
ries. This firm employ between two
hundred and two hundred and twenty
five men, and their work is not eXcelled
in the Western country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-31
Ready-Made Clothing,

Aud we are selling these goods n low as iuy
other house In the trade, without any exception.
Our connections with the East arc such Tina
We are able To offer SUPERIOR INDUCE
MENTS To parties In need Of goods In our line
We shall spare NO inns TO maintain our rupo
tation for keeping the largest finest and cbrt,,
est stock Of goods in our line In tho ,,iy
which VIZ invite the attention Of CLOSE IA.
Frs We buy exclusively for Cash.
Ey Special attention given 10 tho I:.os -
orders.
UNIFORM sUtrs
Made TO order on short notice.
my9-6m A. N. ADAMS a q.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-31

PAw-PAwS Lovers of this delicious
fruit will be pleased to learu that the
prospects for good yield are very latter
ing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-31


DISTINGUISHED MASONIC VISITORS
Hon. B B. French. NJ E. u. c. OF
Knights Templar, and Rev Dr. M'Murdy,
" E. p accompanied by forty or fifty
Knights of the Columbia COmmandery
are expected to arrive in this city next
Saturday evening en- route tor Columbus,
Ohio. to attend the annual meeting OF
the national Grand Encampment. They
will spend the Sabbath here and it is
said that Sir Knights French and M'Mur
DIV will attend the Fourth street Metho-
dist charch, Sunday morning, clad in
appropriate Masonic dress
MUNICIPAL CoURT--In this Court yes
To-day, E. MMahon was lined one dollar
for using profane language; VIM. Cole
man, tor swearing and abusing woman,
was fined twenty dollars and costs, aud
required the give security for good be-
9haviour; Robert Rains WAS tined three
dollars and costs for sleeping i'll the Mar
'ket House :; G.. Batch was fined five dol
lars and costs, for assault aud battery
and C. Myers was fined twenty dollars
and costs for throwing stones.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-31

THE BEST PREPARATION in the world Tor
Coug G Gold is DR.. Tanners Cough Mixture
Try it E,r sale by Chas Graham, Main street
Centre " leeling, and druggists generally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-31

New ADVERTISEMENTS - Booth, Bat
telle s. Co, have for sale choice lat of
cooking apples
The new firm, Messrs Il q Mendel
& Co., are receiving large stock "f new
furniture
Maxwell, Campbell q Jingle announce
the receipt Of new stock of groceries.
Mr. Reilly is in receipt of u fresh sup
ply of flower, bacon, etc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-31

A J. ADAMS. wM. NJ. DTrrNh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-31
CLOTHING.
Removal.

TOHN Il. LAKIN q CO. HAvR
u removed to No. Is Monroe street, next
door to the NJ 4 NJ. Bank. We are just open
ing an entire