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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-10

Nrt Der @enuatbuun9 femme, ipenn feline Gbre
perlebt let. st forperte tbn pann uuf piltcs
len. Der Sfi3ier lebnte jepp6 bic 8Urperun9
ab, nnp gtat Oerl6afte i4 paOur4 @enus-
t1unn8, Dap er Jpn tii@tie Our4prilselts.
Der n@OrlD," weIGe pielen 8Orfaa NIT
tbeilt, piro 9el6rieben, baB Gbem swildem
meiBen SfIi5ieren uno farbiem 6rauen otter
rOrtcmmen, ,mO Rap Die Off3iert weoer auf
6arbe nod auf Gbarutter ieben, ,penn ibre
u2ln9ebeteten" nur @5elb haben.
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&oS 0cS 9riedifdben Natripten
,4s Wfa1lrp &prSdtp.

Der Sob pes grtedtlNen 6elOen II. Staats.
lnanneS NfaurO Gprpatc, wel9er eben gemel.
Oct miro, erinnert an Die S9la@t in ben gbe-
aen BON Nttliolun9bt, no 8Yron an feline,
Selte ftr Die 9rteGti6e l1nab6dnsigfeit fo4
9ao ma9rl9etnlt4 aud bic Seine 3t leinen
Ira9Ssltt9en Gooe legte. ,.a~ sI 42& cl.
Weanrp SorontO mar elmer Der ebellten G1a.
fattere pelde oaS mooerne Grie6enlann FER
oortra9te. @sboren in 1791atrlt er frib
settt9 tn Den Otenf fetnes @aterlanoes uni
~'On1ete tbrn feline 9an3e Strait u. Snteateena
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-10
Ginaefturt

Die Baltimore S6lbenS &c
(el(iAaft bat geltern pur9 pen N9enteu
u. Npfenfelp bas 0runptIf star Wfpnnt,
bisberises Gigenttum peS 9rn. @ppOlO, far
bic Summe BON $4,000 taufiA all lt& Sc
bra9t. MapOr Chapman, Jti6ter Yrtre,
SIR. McGubbin, SIR. SO9n 6. 3bpna6 unp
anrere 6erren Der ltaptil9en 8e9Grpe parert
am Na4mittuse in Se9leitun9 Der 8eamteil
Der @e1eulduft, 6. 8lumenberg, s. 9emtubl,
s. s. 8equarD, s. GOnraO unp rem Commit
tee, beltebenb aus pen Serrn >. 9nndel, Or.
Vape, S. Jrieperid, !6rn. &napp, 8. &nefe<
Ip, s. Strumbers, q. 8%aumsartner, auf pen
9laB um einltimmi9 Die Nfetnun9 alls5ulpre>
den, ba6 eS teinen 3~peiten DlaB in FOLDER
Ndbe Der Stapt gtebt, mp Golfafeiie i'm gro
zen MfaBftabe NIT lolGem &rfolge ob9e9alten
werpen, ais Serape auf ptelem.
6err Sobn 6. &bpma6 lit bereit6 ldngere
3eit Mit9liep Der 0c leai6aft, unp WiuYOr
Chapman, Ni6ter 9rice unp Die anoern 6errer
ameritanil4er @bfltnft ipraGrn Den gSunId
aus, ais MitsIieper per @elell9aft in nd4lte'
Serlammlan9 ppr9el6la9en 5u irerpet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-10
SSie iiG Der @isubUcemUFrat Spbm SanSursn ibcI
bsn WeOrc bea @rGISentsn 3incoim laGti9

NN1
SIN einer far3li4 at SYracule eebaltenel,
NeOe lpri&t li@ SUbn Gan Suren ME fol9t
aus
vNber, bort man baufi9, prdltoent Spbn=
1on tann audi lterben, ebe feline sMmt53eit gu
Gnpe erbt. 0arauf ermipfre i'd, Dap nod
fein Oemufrati16er 0raliOent ais FOLDER 9sltor=
ben 1T. (Seifua unO 0elaater.) G5 1T in
Der Gbat Elm lebr mertmiirpiser llml tanN, BAT
pdbrenp Der lebten 80 Sabre Bios prei fGpsra=
liltilAs pralipenten geipablt wurpen iinO, =
tte Generate 6arrilO n nnO SaYlOr un0 Ser,
Qinccln. Ollie bret itarben wabrenp ibre,
MmtSseit nno Der Gicez0raioei,t, Der ibner
na9fulste. mar jepesmal Elm Dempfrat, f
Dap pabrenb pieler 9an3en 3eit pempfratilAe
9rin;ipien Das llebergepi4t batten. (Seifau.
SD wunoere mid, Rap nod Geiner Der Drift.
li6en Nepublitaner, Die iiteruQ Den Singe,
@Otte5 erbliden, bierin Gas g8a!ten Der GOr.
lebung ertannt BAT. (0ea6tcr.) Setn DC.
mptrati'der Drdtpent lit rp6 tpd6renO letnel
Nmte6 9storptn unO fem republifanilAel
9rali0ent tat je leiitu Nrttetermin Gberlebt
DARN 3eigt ea lih, oab biz Sutiebung ibe,
ben Ser. Staaten ip,tht. Mit benz erltet
S4ulIe in Der err ten Nepplutipn tis ,,r leBtel
Scene Der StebsQion BAT Iib oa5 0alten pe,
SOri ebun9 nir9enos 70 peutliA b~efunpet, all
in Der Dirt unp 8etle, wte baS SOlt opr Den
6luae Der f0peralttilAen 6errl6aften bewabr
tpurpe."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-10

gSidtig fur 0amCn!
Danen, ntlnt ter Dteufs zines gutsn Nritss tesasfeu
|Oaten i'd fcts an
Or. S6umanr Vi. SO, RprtS uate q,rsnstonRr.
ne nfen. Gr. S&umann tn Der tin3tse NrBt tn steiem Qanbe
auf hen man nd BET Der 5eiIun9 aaer trauentranib.ittr
DsrIafen tam, air ea Fn6:
Stcdsng Ger mpnatlt6er Heinisuns.
.0prfan -uno DerIGtpdruna,
Rufen. uni Stttfnf6 mtr1en,
Acknowledgements,
Dsiser 8las, Appetttlpfstrtt, Nerrpftat, Rssfpsb ub al,
oen Damen eiJrne 8eftmerten.
Seize Dame, bic einen eelbiEttn Dstter 10 luI6t, fUute be-
Or. . d. u nj q n n berf7rtGen.
Nan Usrgshe MIST BITE RUNNER SO @srth, stn saal
BON 9ertnltpnfr Baltimore, gfb.
ATIereten wGTten udd aueu 9aneeS1tseHten p~erfnnbt.
i95tltin
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erfauf pcn .NninifnLGiaenz1.--
FF O'JNNEVNTIl
.. u. SpteGer GuttiDnar.
NtbteaI purpessr.

Nt6ttaI @urpebprs0Eftc.
n...a gDoibtnstpn, Q. G., q. ST. IS65
VtenfaS IL. Sttbr. 1865 Wir9 In benz gDi,-,rt1 ~,
S SaS,'l g ,saaFt' @ 81. nTs = Str antsr Ttitans BON g a.
SraSSSatts e ssntbunt aaf ~sTsntlt8.r Ga,t TTS' ~. SF Fsn
Ellsrne Sstia'uen, 8lantsts, Yia,ra,en teoo, rb o ,rr.
nroSI 2aarttl n, lstnsne unS bdumpS1 sne q tina , GU ~"
z. gSansIhalhtr. y'sHer unO @a5tln, QSfel. @Ioiss Sta,
6smNen, untsrbUfen, Scden e. W. "'7f
SOW S1anlsts, neiB uub srdu; 1900 Itin,ne w. 1soo
Die Aufmetfiamtsit poa 6lusb1lt.rn' al ,s,thS sn-t0u'n'
pDtsis nre DamsfbeSten. Sanblsru tn aebrau8t.n 81 ,argn
ans anoern ~ s~rSebenf auf bisien gsrtlaf asrtbiet, irS, = =
tlttne 8dIFer jufrtsosn "a aeaea. 0"P' A'
Utsin9unesn bddt tn Re4jerunes'pnSs foFo,t rob Sc y
y;rtlult unI 8rrt1S 1iuns tsr e~.tiaften artta biuTeH 4S
StuH:en pom 8erfiufe ouSere6 yet.
Dttie Dertduft wereer it en- Denuerft.a am ors,h,r MIA,
bis Auf SDetterts ~f.rtstltst. "'
q. Suttertanb,
lWtS-1Z) Str9etn u. g. ". gRtb Qurtebpr.
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gsDepartemenf-
q r'Oepartemant.

-9ttp Collectors 0f5r,
~, sS I'll IT s.rsti ben Stfssrn bon G]ieentbnn a Sti lSG .:
tst IS msin ts pUiitips p SSa ! e n ftase )S5'R{tncrit IT.
yS,aS Ss ,am y. 3ebFuar 1866 6eSa6lt it, i'd ! far es s,s, gGs,
~(Scflriit) ""S"FN' " Yrtts,
Gttp gpartnr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-10

sgsISn propipence wurpen 4 Nanner ,reoYn
Ars9eben6 fallder Ser. Staoten GrelprT6eine
oerbaitet llno man fanO anle6nliGe Srmmen
oeS tallhen 8elpeS In i6rem 8eFbe.
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Al 9duIer iu pertaulen.

H"FIee ." OVttUHTtN. "
Uttrte. 3anler in Serltteoeren Yretfen bon $6O0-2o00
&tnJelne oacsn 1tnc 9rnnnfrtt. dnhcre unter @rurb, ins. rneb.
ysre Stores nit isbr gutter HInbf&aft, nabe Ger ode Sn
Pratt nno quit nfrase Die @a4tarGbaft 1T etae ber anee-
Uafer: SO babe ferner Swst Sauier an carlton SIR. nsbe
5apettthr. une BITE StCre, 6ufer Np. So unb 55 SarrifpnItr.
~ u~triaufen. Wlau rneIbe fb bet
VI m. NGaIe, beutf1er MbSpsat,
(16ielmrZulml Np. 76 90, Gapettehr,
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0cr(nngi unO 0e(uc6t.
Waurer perIanot.

4 pter 5 CUTE Maurer. guttr Qr6n u6 beeSntioe Orbeit
ben fdoien ID inter- SPUR CUTE Sadf tnIcaer EateTn rStMo
I'D ~ msIeea TIT @o. S66 Ga9srfr, sptl4sn gsnffr. unS
0roatranL ,himihnI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-10
NermaIter deiucbt.

NerWaIter geiuht.
Der SEC. Dem. 1urnSerein fu6t eineu Qefwolter fir
fetne 20 rtbftaft tn br &urntoae, 80 QB. grott6r. GB
werptn CUR Seperbune fir ttele STEELE fa6peI fGnifoe ana
ltfjirte Rdnnsr einseIaten. Meitungsn merten fe} 9ann.
Gdblrbt, Ns. Sc unb So u. @aeRr, poer am Dien6aa, Rem
10. OFT, Mbenes 8 utr teiu ytrrnlfune .6pmitr in her
Gurntdue entaeeen9enCmmen no aud bic 8ebinaunaen ,ur
Ginf1t pffen lie en.
SIM Nuftvas bS 6re. Gem. &urnvcrtins
leo-etJ 3m. S6nduffer, corr. SER.
W~PrInnnt. 1000 Ertettfr, IN, N6de, 9einfleiter un
fStt"NS'" gsiter gu MAIDEN. @uter Qp6n pirb
i'd trS.R 9rbettern beJabit; fetn an6erer brandt
I" "''' Utan SerIangt eine @rpbe ferliger Wrbeit bel
(sOoucIm. 6 mttb8 rDs II Is O.,
wrrr~z SIS. 40 ID. ga tinterffr.
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Softer s WD..
0eie5Gfts:NerIconno

9tstenrS 9nr 9%sfa9t8sn Na6rt6t, bs Der unttr,.tSn,t,
aa5 letntrt nenrn 8eraumt8en 9ptaIt RG. 81 Gr1enat SIoe,
; 6earen cflt9 BON Seutbar., Strlce. bat unS biftet. Ss.
1~bfrtra9en 81 "a Vuen, inter 3ut&truns prVmptsr unb reel.
Ter 3ebieHun8. u ''"
9pttpt S@rSbtt
ttel'-N Rr. 81 GrGdngt ptdtt nobt @CuttAr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-10

GS TT mir tetannt, be gentle 9eute Ner(u6e aema6t ia.
pen, metne ron Der Ste9terung Der Der. Staten ais meiu
ausl0lts!Bltbes @teenttum mir patentirten gsrteNerunaen
IN Der Sterb' Gueret une ndmentlt6 In Der 8~abr,fattcn les
Fa9erp'ers petnllt6 II tennsen, Utnt cine QittnIe BON mir ju
Ssugeh. 30 marne faber eesen iClte uebtrtretune ntiner
@eate une GIlertre ptsrmtt cine gelUbnuns Scn ($10sOl Gin
Samlfne p9uarS SeSent. her mir iCI6e aQttttetiunsen uab
Selrete lelert, aut @rlnb bertn Id 9teen bic llebertttter &C.
ieslt6 etnt6tettcn un6 bieIe r Strafe ;teben fam. Stt
Qaifte Ger eenannten Sunms sable i'd frsistG, natbem i&
lrI6e WVftttpetlungen lno Serstie emp dn9en uno ais genie
9ene 9etunten babe, UNI harauibin cine 8iase bet ben tttrtF.
Seri9ten tin3u!eiten. Den Gelf jdble t9 !p9lstd, nadeem
tb Elm @rtenntnib (SubgementI Professionalism metnenn
8la8e- Nntrdss eenaB empfdnsen bate.
ffon,ntN I32 gDeet 81. Stra6e, Neu Nptf
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WONln0ton, q. G.


yasr Sl BnIbtagtOu beiiebe nan 8eitelnngen
Y gen taQlidel ntO ipOdcutlidett ,,Wefer"
SAOlCTtptlDIen ME Mn5eigeaI Ourdu ben M9enten
QEn. g i. ytientelht. 42O e. Str. AZ NADER.
8rst1aIiun9 0om 80 oIttrQen-
M E,-sSalter GennOr, ebsm. WapOr BON
Soal4ln9tOn, 1T naG elmer 2lmonatli6en
9oft IN sort Ntc6enrY Dor eintaen 5oaen in
6retbeit 9eiebt pOrpen. @r bate g8aSbiuo.
Ton bel NusbruG peS &rteees SerloN,u. tp,rD,
a0er balO porauf a~rretirt unb auf ben 0er-
oodt, pap er 0tebellen-@ mmt0dr lei. In g.
fon9enl4aft 9e9olten:
NnFUr0er0n0.
Serr. Q8 m. s. atte aus 6erferb ReaterurosS,,i,t spar.
zen. Nth hermit BON ietnem Bruter Carl SUIT. eufos for.
bert ietre &brele mad SO. 3i0 Yennf. Mpenue, ;piiMsn d
una o. Str, Su lensen.
(NIw GarI suite.
Scridunt Iss!sl@' giniss cute s&rtittr auf euItel
Arbett; better Qeba uub ~beh1nhtoe Mrteii
nerosn oittprofen. Na&IuiraoeE SO. 29O ) Str. ,fpiIGtr
= y . tiamOttl
gu perfdufen:
Cine sd tbbier.9raueret tn s9ttm Slant, tnhtn, ser GIo
ner IN EN- Sa9erbtsrtB rouersi. Se Iudft art. W6t.r,s ~
'rtragen bel s j IteefItt In @libtnstou. GG. tI5tlmI
I'll ScnrD Dtn Or Ncioc,
MeitourotiOn uno Qa9erbiers Scion,
l.. Gtt ven bar .. uns . Str. g~altmtut,
t%6O.3mO' Wa fbtustSN, d.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29

POLICE COURT.-There was but one
case tried in this Court yesterday, which
yielded to the city treasury an "X."-
Patrick Moran, gay and festive cuss"
who had placed himself outside OF large
quantity of inferior whisky, called at the
house of Timothy Dougan, in the First
Ward, to pay his respects to a
female friend who was stopping
there. Pat. behaved himself in an
unbecoming manner, when Timothy
seized him and thrust him from under
his roof This compliment was not ap-
preciated by Pat, and he began to storm
fort Dougan with stones and other mis-
siles, breaking the windows and rnjuring
the door of the domicile of the aforesaid
Timothy Dougan reported the matter
to the police Pat. was arrested and
fined ten dollars and costs, He would
not lio uidate the debt and was commit
ted to jail and the chain-gang for thirty
days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29

,pIEs' SKATING CoSTUMES.-As the
.ksting season is upon us, orr lady read
srs are doubtless interested IN the pre-
milling costumes No decisive change
ofimportance is noticeable, and it is prob
.ble the STYLES of last year will almost
universally prevail The dress will con-
,,t oftull Turkish or Boomer trOWsers,
nght fitting Jackets, high Polish boots,
and high urbau-shaped cap. The cap,
acket aud boots will be trimed with fur,
able being preferred A very tasteful
dress, and one which probably Will be
widely adopted, il formed by the new
scarlet, balmoral skirt, tight fitting bas-
Qalne. Polish boots and Derby hat
The usual extent of nOn-conformity to
prescribed styles may, however, be eX
vvCtrd Few ladies', unless 10 consider
able degree proficient in the art Of skat
.ny, care to render themselves cOnspiCu-
Gus by dressing in cuStOme, and as there
is stlN lumber of them who have not
yet attained that accomplishment, street
toilets at the skating park will no.
prove uncommyn. Something has been
designed IN the nature OF bag in which
to Garry the skates, but the useless at,
hir probably never will be generally
adopted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29

DIED FROM HER INJURIES The little
daughter of John Dorm (who resides III
Sprlgg Alley who was few days since
"seyerely burned, died yesterday after
loon The girl had been left alone in a
room IN the second story of the building,
AN" while playing with the fire her cloth
ing 'aogAt lire The mother heard the
''te''NS II the child, and fastened to her
''i'sl' our before the danes we're subdued
ue' race bosom aud arms were badly
'uthed ana chaTed The child survived
agony until death yesterday afternoon
'eieyed the little sufferer
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29

How TO RAISE BoYs.-The most APP
proved method of raising children in this
"age of progress is to let them run about
the streets until late hour-call swear
ing smartness, blackguardism precocious-
ness, and every species of malicious mis-
chief fun The pupils of these night
schools hardly ever fail to graduate in
the penitentiaay, and not few take the
higher or gallows degree. A boy who is
allowed, by over-indulgent parents, to
run about at all hours OF the night, will
never amount to anything, and will very
likely come to bad end
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29

IMPROVEMENT AND ENLARGEMENT -.
Among the many improvements being
made in the city, we may notice the eA
tru,lye one being made at II Darlington
SCe's successors TO CIV SMITH already
extensive brewery, Two large vaults
ate being built in the rear of the brew
cry where the enterprising firm intend
"storc the superior lager beer which,
latew weeks, they will begin to manu-
iacture The establishment is one oil the
aost extensive and renowned III the
Western country, and with the many
improvements being made ii will soon
uVal those OF the East
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29

DESERVED PRoMoTIoN.-We see that
our young friend Major E. W. stephens
has been appointed, for gallantand dlstln'
guished services, Lieutenant Colonel OF
Volunteers, by Brevet, in the service of
the United States, to rank as such, from
the 18th of March, 1866. Colonel Ste.
pbens is well known to most of our read
ers When the war began he enlisted in
the First West Virginia Infantry as a
first Lieutenant. He was soon promoted
to Captaincy, and when the war closed
he held the rank of Major. He is a
young man of rare promise, and well
merits the appointment he has just re-
ceiyed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29

uGHTL0DGERsA AT THE LoCK-UP.-i no
>,om that one half OF the WORM
oot know how the other han iiVes'
.,lr demonstrated in the experience
'". .r,rtern every day. On the one
10 sees life in the stately mansion,
the inmates are surrounded with
q" ,xuries and comforts which
command or refinement can
60 an the other hand he sees the
ooa the tenement houses, devoid
'''' ,,r Of comfort, in which the
S, ragged and filthy poor are
'l I,IsJ together, looking forward to the
''' nben death shall step in and re-
than from their suferings. Then
~. the middle classes, who, by
amy manage to make both ends
and are thus removed from actual
-, and enabled to enjoy some OF the
~ comforts of life. But of all the
=, hat meet his eye in the course OF
.,ra,sls there is none which presents
~,re miserable and pitiable appear
Than those known as professional
~ who occupy the cells of the
,;up almost nightly This class
..rdes both males and females, sunk
.,bs lowest depths of degradation, who
~.Dage to pick up a precarious living
Arng the day. but are denied shelter
n the night in consequence OF their
,,,sd and filthy condition, and are thus
,npelled during the winter season to
,tk shelter in the lookup. They are pro-
s5l7 sent to Jail the next morning for
-,rious terms, but the same scenes are
enacted upon their release from prison
rerelief of this wretched class of beings
., been frequently considered by the
,,nnty aud city authorities. Grand Ju-
rss have made presentment after pre-
eminent on the subject, and benevolent
psJus have suggested numerous plans
rt1e purpose, but as vet nothing prac-
zeal has been accomplished. The estab-
,,bment Of Workhouse seems to us the
most szpedient measure which could be
,jopted to check the Increase of pro
I,,sional Migrants. If such an Institu-
non we're established, those who now
I've a lie of idlenes in our county jail
could be made to earn their living, and
Il the same time an immense saving
would result to the community from the
checkiu. Of the numerous petty thefts
which are committed solely for the pur-
Pose Of sustaining life.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29

Doors AND SHOES WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL -Messrs. Blonde and Bachman,
at No l07 Main street, corner of Sprigg
alley, would respectfully inform the pub
lie that they have in store large stock
of boots, shoes and CATERS, to which they
are constantly receiving additions which,
for durability, style and elegance, is UNI
surpassed in the city Country mer-
chants, and all others, will do we'll to
give us call before purchasing else
where, as we cannot be undersold
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29

THERE has been but one sentiment eX-
pressed in regard to the Chickering Pl-
amos, now on exhibition in this city, by
all who have seen them;-that they are
not only vastly superior to any of their
former manufacture, but arc unquestion-
ably the finest Instruments ever brought
to this city. We advise all admirers OF
the beautiful to go and see them Mr..
Ebert, the gentlemanly agent for G. c.
Mellor, ofPittsburg, will extend his usu-
al courtesy to hear them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29

REVIVAL OF REIGIoN.-A revival of
religion has been going on for some
weeks at the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church
Ii this city, and still continues with a
good degree of success. About fifty per
sons have already come up and declared
themselves on the Lords side DIR, Alex.
Martin, pastor of the Church, is doing a
good work, aud we trust it will be still,
more abundantly blessed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29

RUNAwAY.-Yesterday afternoon two
horses attached to wagon ran off and
up Market street at a frightful speed
The animals ran up to near the head of
Market street, where they were checked.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29

ON Wednesday the main water pipe on
fifth street, between Union and Monroe
sprung leak, and for time the people
Oh that section of the city were deprived
VI water. The energetic Superintendent
" the Water Works soon remedied the
sVh BY repairing the defective pipe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29

BREAK Down. "A large coal wagon
drawn by tive horses suddenly collapsed
and let down yesterday evening on John
street, near the Postofice. No serious
damage was sustained, beyond the loss
of wheel
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29

THE HOLIDAYS are upon us, and all
who love good oysters should call at
Booth, Battelle d Cos and purchase a
can of those superior bivalves there on
sale No doubt about it, They can't he
heat
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29

GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED-M,
G. Leech \ Co, No. ll3, Main street
are prepared, and will from this date
sell all goods at ftteen per cent cheape,
than they eau be bought in this city
Give them call and indge for your
selves. Dec. %, Wv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29

STILL AT LARGE.-Strange as it may
seem, none of the eight convicts who es-
capped from our county Jail have as yet
returned and given themselves up, and
although the surrounding country has
been thoroughly searched not one of the
fugitives have been captured.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29
Fancy Dress Goods

Black and fancy silks, cheap Broche poplins
Chene poplins Raubaix poplin, Plain poplin,
Shepherds plaids, all wool; Knickerbocker Win
ceys, high colored, all wool; ,plaids and checks
mohair, black alpacas, colored alpacas figured
mohairs, brocade mohairs, black figured al
pacas, Empress cloths of all colors figures and
stripes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY | |
PHILIP sCHwEITZER,

Opposite BUsBH a. BITTLE,s
" No. So Market St has now on hand and 10
constantly receiving large stock Of CORRECTION
sry. Medical Baltimore Cough Candy and every
other variety Of Candy and Cakes Toys Of ev-
ery description, and full Assortmsnt Of Varis-
-, nd Eofscu.. dscfs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29
French Merinos

In white orange light, blue, Magenta and beau
tiful dark grounds with bright figures and all
the other colors and shades in plain goods. Black
and fancy thibet cloths and Coburg's, printed
cashmeres, bombazines, silk striped and check
valences, melanges, black grapes, fancy and
mourning prints plain, all wool. Delaines of al
shades and qualities from 50 to 75r.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29
rrry AND STATE NEWS.

80, pstrons of the REGISTER in Centre
limo are reminded that our COllec-
rill to-day (Friday) call upon them
.beir subscriptions.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29

THE RIVER was still rising last night,
with fourteen feet, four inches water
Business was exceedingly dull on the
landing The arrivals and departures
were confined to the regular packets.
The New State, Capt John M'Lure, Jr,
leaves for Cincinnati this evening. Our
genial friend, Alex Hukill, presides in
the Office.
She's bully boat
With bully crew,
And hunky clerk
And Captain too. -
At last accounts the river was swelling
at Pittsburg.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29
UNUSUALLY LARGE STOCK
OF THE
Choicest Goods to be Found in
America,

and at full % per cent. less than those hay
ing bought their goods several weeks ago. We,
Therefore, take great pleasure in being able to
inform our wholesale and retail customers and
friends, and the public in general, and the la
dies in particular, that we now nave the largest
and by far the cheapest stock of dry goods in
wheeling. An early examination and you will be
agreeably surprised at the extensive stock, and
the lowest prices since the war. We will only
enumerate few items of our stock, as follows:
Good Nader colored prints at Csc; Yard wide
English chintzes, 4Oc; Black and white Delaines,
3Oc; high colored fancy Delaines, 37ac; Blesched
and brown muslins, Csc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29
Cloak and Shawl Department

The largest assortment of cloth cloaks in the
city, from IS TO $50.
Shawls of every size and quality, and the
greatest varieties Of styles ever brought to this
market Particular attention of the wholesale
trade is respectfully invited to this stock
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-29
RARE CHANCE FOR
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES
AT The
BAY STATE BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT
IoHN KNOX,

JOHN KNOX,
MO. s MAIN ST., CT NTHE
~ WHEELNG.-Having purchased nv pre-
ent carefully selected stock Of Men ana boys
Iadies' and Misses Boots and shoes, from the
ye-y best establishments East Am aoT pie
uared. and will sell everything IN my line AZ
panic prices for Cash. Cons one. come al. znd
zee for yourselves JOHN hSOA'