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Defending Themselves.

CoNTRoLLm BaESsAS yesterday published an
elaborate defence against tho charges Of official
malhsssnco which hayo bson preferred against
hun. As to-day Is tho time SO ected by the Cow
srnor for tie investigation II these complaints II
would have been well for the Controller to with
hold his public wndeation until ater the matter
lad teen Officially noted upon. The public canno,
decide upon tie inertia OF his case without hearing
lhe evidence On both sides, and this, OF course,
will lie adduced b tho official examination Mr.
w MAN mAkes out very good case foI himself,
aud dresses his defence in the gsrb Of conscious
innocence but the prosecution will aitn 10 perfo-
rate that garb, aud until the result OF their aienp,
shall have been made known, II " III be futile 10
f''emps an opinion In the premises. The CHARGES
preferred sgsInsi Ithe Controller are OF very re-
r.ous chErA ter, and should 10 thoroughly sited.
Until ell the facts are brought to light upon both
sides Of the question, the public will decline to
give tie Controllers defence any more weight
than, under tho circumstances 1, merits. Tho
Mayor, slss, appears before tie public IN a lengthy
vniicsuon OF his action with reference 10 the
charges brought before the Governor. The docu.
mont which emAuatcs from the mayor ia prepared
In legal form aud subscribed to under oath from
which fact Nc infer that 1t Ia tho Only defence that
functonary intends 10 oher In the eIamiu alton b,
Gov. FEsToN, announced to lake place to- iav.
The Mayor defends himself against the char-e Of
corruption IN giving tho street-cleanus contract to
. party other than he Compost Company, on Vie
ground that he was ndvlssd by the Corporation
Counsel aud by the Recorder "th.t the aid Com.
pany NM NOS authorized by the laws Of tho State
OF Ne" York to make the said proposal, or do N.
work OF cleaning the streets, and that any contrIc,
made with such Company would be imperative. :"
But as the whole matter is now before III. Gov.
srnor we withhold comment until after his decision
shall have been rendered.
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% EATAa

.DowLlNG-on Monday, Sept. Is. Of consumpt ion,
MArcelia Youngest daughter u Nsrcella Anl ths late
Andrew Dowlinf, Parish OF Rathyiro, Co. West
meath, ireland.
The relatives and friend. o. the family are respect.
shernoon, sept II At / o'cloci precisely, frum the
residence Of her mother 2il W goth e. bet 9Th and
Sth a'e-, without further Invitation. ITO
ESrY-On sunday evening, Sept. "a Charlie, In
FAINT con of Charles and Christina fsty, aged mos
aud IL days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are In
viied TO attend the funeral this Nue.dayy afternoon
West 18th 1t. los
,FLYNN-n HI. ro,idenrc, on SUNDAY, sept. "a,
JChn Flynn, in the 5 tn year OF hi. are.
Inc friends OF the family are invited to attend
the funeral to-day, Tuesday, at2 2. ~ 10
KEHQF-on Sept. 25th, John eldest son Of John
years, months aud day.
me friend. and acunIn,'ncc, are respectfully in.
w. iistr,. los
MAIIER-On Sunday, Sept. ~ after short hut
p1inul hlnes~ Michael Mahcr, In the goth wear OF
ms age.
III. remains will he taken from his late residence,
50 mulberry at TO Iransieuriton Church, IN Mott
IT, on Iuesdry morning, at o'clock, where a lie.
gucm Mas will be celebrated tor The rcp1sr OF his
soul and from IhonGg 10 Caviar Cemetery Tor intor-
Went a. o'clock The friends OF the family arc
spcctfully invited 10 attend Ys5
hINER-Ou Monday, Sept "a Maria wivmot,
dan- htrr OF David and Maria Minor, In The gls year
The relative, and friend. Of the family are respect
iul} invited TO A'tend the funeral services .. her
lNe Iesidenee, s5b W 3uth 1t, on Wednesday alter
noOu, SEPT. q, At o'clock. Her remains Vii. lie
taken 10 Fort Chester for intermeHt. Boston paicIs
please copy. 1875
Met ARIHY-On Sent. 2i'h, Eugene Edward. son
OF NJ. II. and N. l.. Mccarthy, aged months and
dave
The friends and relative. OF the family arc respect
MY invited 70 attend the funeral on ruo8isy alter
noon, fcpt ~. a. o'clock. from the residence Of
lis parents, Bis Tenth ave, to the Troy boat. Troy
Fs1olt pc act copy. 3yo
SHIFIIAN A. bta residspce AoS + tc,b =, ~,
the 9th inst Cornelius ShecuHn, IN the IN wear OF
his axe. Deceased WA native of Ariaeh, Go. Of
Limerick Ireland
HE relatives ard friends are respectfully invited
20 attend the iuneml, on "Wednesday afternoon,
sept ~ at o'clock, to Calvary Cemetery. 300
MALkER-On Monday morning, a. O'Clock. "a.
rah EnzAhe'h Walker, aged years, ) month. aud
~ dryri daughter oi iegTgs and Elizabeth Walker
The relatives and frienk Ut the family are re-
.pcctiully Invited to attend tho funeral, from the
Ir.dence OF Tor psfeuiS 90 Thompson IT, this Crur.
day afternoon. M O'Clock. III
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IL Won't do, MIR. Beninipln.

BRsJ>AIS, the late rebel Secretary Of State, ~.
pears beiors tic English public in letter TO the
London TINS on the treatment OF Federal prison
ers by the governments Of which he was a member.
o. course he dcnies that any cruelues were prac-
tihed upon the sand prisoners, but admits that they
were subjected to much suffering. but, according
10 the fasAcous liES!ASIN is was the Fsder4ls aud
not the rslels who accountable for the suffer.
ins Of Union prisoners, because our authorizes
would not consent to an exchange. IfMr BRsJA.
MN has made himself believe this yarn he has conc
well, for no not likely to have any other converts
certainly not Of the impartial kind. The tri. Of
WIZ has developed facts enough to set the ques-
ton Of cruelty al rcs aud for the failure Of our
authorities TO exchange prisoners, IL is now amAt-
Yer Of history thst'he rebels alone were
therefor. But II Mr.. BNJANls can subAtantiate
ais statements why does he run away to Eng.
pnd like criminal, aud leave poor wIEI and kin.
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In Italy there us hercc contes, on foot bstw.c,
we press anu 'le army. No fewer than one hund.
to the editor Of . popular newspaper, for dsrirs
TO call In question the proce, ding. Of one o, 49,
own body. TITS state Of things ia sajd IN l..
encouraged by the Ministry and tolerated BY ,Ls
kng. -'
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TRADE NOTICES.

RRGOKIlN TAlLORS' TRADE PROTEC-
iJti,e and Benevolent nion.-lhe member. of
this Society are hereby notified TO attend the regular
llali-N early Meeting on TUESDAY sGtu inst M 40
futon ~ ioT the election OF officers tor the ensuing
rK months. fine Of 25c for nOl.atttndarcc mo
htnds working for the following irms are requested
70 attend this meeung A. bushes. Of Importance Ia
connection with bill OF price for the Fail trade : M
u brought before the meeting Evans 4 sons 'bl,r
ihwne. Bauer Bros - order OF the SOCIETY b.
klNki l., Pres. NJ. DIElh, sec. ii3
IRREGULARITIES p. b. UNION-TUERE
- Will he meeting OF the above body on Wednos.
dn, evening, sept 2ith, In the Demilt Di.p.n.arv
COZ of I'D II aud I'd ave at = Ucl,Ck Ain mem
brr are requested to attend ma lusiu,al VI iulort
ance Is to be- brought before the body. IuEOIlbEE
JEkNls, Pres. HENRY FALLIN see iod
COOPERS No. 5 WILL HOLD A SPECIAL
~ meeting at 90 Nandam ~. ON this Itle-day even
Ing, ut . o'clock. Members In arrears are va.
queaed W attend, this IL the last chance tlrv III
set WILLIAM HACkEFI, Pius,. I. MctiRNTiI.
nc. sc is5
OPERATIVE PLASTERERS-YOU ARE
~ hereby requested 10 attend the re.uIar N,,.'v
meeting this Tuesday evening, NJ their hall CO.. n
sd It and s'h ave. lunctuGl attendance h reI,iirJ
"a there wIli lie All election VI officers to.nigAt -
hkDERMOIE PIes't THOs. DILLON Re-
&c ", 1872
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Grover g. Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic stitch and Lock stitch sewing Mschincs 4g5
Broadvar, New York, and 235 Fulton street. Brook
lyn. 81
Wheeler & " ilson Lock stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole AGhine. No. G2b Bcold-
way, \. Y. $3.50
Howe sewing Machine Company, No 800
Broadway, y. Y. ELIAS HOWE Jr, President.
AGENTS wanted. $40
fuckers Charms OF Noutb Tor the Com
pleNton, skin and teeth. Price ono Dollar per Bottle
Manufactured Al the Laboratory, 40. 7GG Sixth ave,
cor Of IO'h st. Sold ny oil Drugsiats ard by r.. A.
Loveloy, Wholesale Agont, % Fulton 1t, y. Y. So
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dred 'coundrel' with . gsllows rop. dsnslins be.
fore them. II won't do, Mr.. BrSJAxrsl II you
want no'oriety in England you mus, try q now
tack.
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" AR RAG RE.

BROWN -DAwSON-On Sent 2i.t. hv tho Row
W. Ro1kwill, Thomas u. Brown 10 DruslA u Daw.
sou. all OF Brooklyn ZCG
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A BOY WANTEp-i2 OR Il YEARS OF
are, to make himself generally useful afulu. 4
tlo.e chance 20 learn trade. Apply a. ~ l..Hth
~. sfier O'Clock. q,
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a BOOT AND HOEMAKGR-APPLY 10
4AJAhks WHITE, stspeton, staten Island 4sI
Roy WANTED TO CARRY PARCELS
- good reference required. Inquire at ~ walker
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m AMrEINAN YnrNG MAN-aLNEArl

y ~ NTVII INhTtN Ms WANIID
AAlt 50 Gold 1t. JAS MOOD q Co NJ
A SHEET IRON WORKER. ACCT'S.
~ toned to rivetinr Apply Iby Wasbing,or a.
near Murray. CT APP. MS 81"
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A GIRL To SEW BLANK BOOKS, A BOY
- 20 iced ruling machine, and one 10 work IN Nh,
binder. Aprly to AUSTIN 4 AAGILi. 1l5 and II
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WANTED.

q GIRL WANTED WHO CAN Wopr 49,,
INV. W. machines, and with the bsn. ~ ~
tom vests Ssto 70 week paid Apply At l9 Sa a.,
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a ei-iirinchcrs, small hands and Learners ~ .
Tee wages and steady work given. at I Ii'I,.'if
hNt''s Ana
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COOP FUR SEWERS WANTED ON skins
two days. Sy' up staiTs Apply for
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07
MExuCAN mUsrAno LlNrm Err.

WExICAN MUSTANG LlN1MENT.
Tho parties In st. Louis and Cincinnati Who haveb
Oountsrtsitipg the Musaug Eminent under preecnce Of
proprietoshp, have been thoroughly estnpcd BY the
Courts. To guard Aeafnst further imposition, have
procured from the o. states Treasury private steel
piate revenue stamp which 3 the top Of each
bottle Each stamp bears the fee siiis Of my elgna-
ture and without which the article l. Cosatsfseit
dangerous and worthless imitation. Examine every
tie. Thslinment I'm been Ii and growing - 6v ~
many years. There hardly exists hamlet habit
able Globe that does contain evidence Of s wonder
ful effects. It u the best eolient In The world. WIKI
it, present improved Its effects upon and
heat are perfectly rouarkabe Sore kealel pains
relieved lives saved valuable animals made useful and
untold Ills assuaged For cuts bruises spsains rhsama
tsm swelngs btee cuts cab led hreasts aimed hosSes
&C. II sovei eisn Remedy that should be dis
pensed with. should 70 in every family Sold BY al
Druegists.
-octl1-d&w D. BARNBo, Hsw Yesk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-07
TO Qua PATRoNe.

We would again rer'nd readers that this
the year time when they are constantly liable sud
den coughs, Influenza throat &c while e children
are IN constant from Group throat and lung
plants IL 10 important that every head Of family
shonid provide remedy that ready ut all times fer inn
mediate use whether sssaicd 1T the dead hour Of night
with the breaking ont Of hard cold. the rafkrg OF
violent cough the children with that A~ugrrour
OF All NJ the midday hour, you should
always be prepared In Cue Cough Rslsam you will
und ready and ehectual remedy. grappiet and CON
trolls the most stubborn coughs while
IN cronp y sovereign cure The price Is bat forty
cents per bottles twice the size Of other
at the me price. Delays dangerous Y1u shruid
always have In the house II he found 1t all our
drug stores. ian26-A
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wA VOICE FROM vICKsBURa

HA VOICE FROM vICKSBURG.
vIcKssuRe, Miss. Asg. Q, 1853
Dr. John Bull-Dcar Sir: am happy to state to 70
that have used your valuable Cccn Btters with
beneht TO myself in general debility and prVstratepoi
my system produced by the unhealthy and missmatc in
duencs Of the Mississippi river around vcksbre having
been with Gen. Grants army throughout its whoesouth
srn campaign. l confidently recommend III
persons who are exposed to unhealthy climates.
II. ". fOdLE,
Agent g. g. SAM tary Coanmission
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept Ia, 1864
On the AID OF July last submitted through IN amen,
OF mine TO the Medical Director Department Of the
Array Of the Cumberland sample of Cedton Bittes~
Tor Inspection and requested IT, after anayss he found II
mertorous TO sanction and approve Its among
soldiers
The following 10 the Medical Director reply and also
Gen Rosecrans permission to shlp 800 dozen once "a
have II sold 70 suffers. JOHN BULL
Il satisfied that Cedron Bitters will do no harm
any one II taken properly and In moderation see No
oecon to Dr. Bulls being permitted dispse Of Il q
suffers. A. HENRY TuURSTuy,
Surgeon and Medical Dirrckor. D
Headqvarters Department Of Cumherland.t
Nashville, Tenn, July ~, 1e65.
Dr.. John Bulls agent, Mr., has permistton 70 ship
to Nashville, Tenn Is gross 500 dozcn Of Bulls c.
dron Bitteep for sale TO suffers in the army only.
The regulations of the Treasury DepArmeutareto b
complied With strictly.
BY order Of Major Ger. Rosecrans.
WM.M WILLIS,
Major and Provost Marshal Gem
FOR sale wholesale and retail By Wilkinson, Bartlett
Co., heokuk Iowa. Apy134dAwlyr.
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WANTED-Hides, Bscob, lard. III.
ny lov, White Daas, Ks9 80, Y(athsr.. nseav...
Wool. kags. Potatoss Onlona Butter fxrr Insss ~
~ 10: frodsss or vhel y Vii - u
I q. COCHRAN ! SOFA
ecsl-do1 Id Aaia -, nar III, Keokuk. ievH.
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HAIR DYEi HAIR DYE!l

RAICHKL0Re celebrated HAIR DYE seks Dan n
~ ths WsvId. Tho only Hsv1llss ftss ssk RetteS s
dye Known This splendid Hair Dye IL perfect
Rsd kosty. or Gray Hair Instantly - Sfsss Bis~t
Nssess Brers without njuring the aY or Staining The
Skin, leaving the Hair Son and Beautiful; muaxts ffA
vitality eqnsptly restoring ts pristine color ssd re
ne tne ~ effects OF had Dyes The genuine ID signed
WILLIAM A. BAfCHELOR; all others are mere initA-
tcns s9d should be avoided Sold b al Drutxsts g
eACT0KT-u Barclaystreet, New York B1fcHucess
NEW Eun1s UAsAn for prsassne the Hair fi1o-dfvIv
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uAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALI.
s,. 4. te ust deairAtfuf and extrssedidAry astcls
ever diee,yered Il cksness The 80 burst dec ard
hsnds @ really saiIn tsxnr OF ravting bssafy, i'm
parting the marble purity youth and the stiaGssap
ararte 8 inviting IN the city belle of fanheon-
noyes tan freckiss pimpss and roughness from the skin
Ieavlus the compsxiun freak TRANSPARENT ,nd smor4h
Il onsalrs 10 niuroust the skin Paironissd
BY Actresses and Opera singers II Il uhat every LADY
should have Sold everywhere.
Prepared BY ". 2. HA0AN, Troy, H. Z.
Address I'll orders to e
DRNAs BAKNEs : 90, Nev York
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LYONS KArHAIRor,

Kathairon 10 from the Greek word sKathroS az
kathafro, signify Ing to cleanse reuvepatc and
This article 10 what Its rignnes FOR preserving,
restoring and beautynx the human hair Il Il the most
kabe preparation in the world 1t again o~ned
and put up BY the original proprietor and nc made
With the same skili aud attention which eavs Il
sale Of over million bottles per annum.
1t Is most delightful Hair Dresains.
II erAdcates scurf and d .ndrud.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
Il makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
prevents the hair from failing on and turning cray.
Itrestores hair upon bald heads
ANY lady or gentleman who values beautiful head Of
hair should Lyon1 kmthxiron Ii il known aud used
thron ghout the civilized world Sold by all .te
dealers. DEMAS BARNES Co. New York
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-12

Rows-Among the many evils brought
OH a nation by civil strife, not the least
prominent is a disposition to settle every
little dispute by an appeal to force
Formerly, when Mr.. Brown had dispute
with Mr.. Smith, it vented itself in tit
of logomachy. But now, nothing will
do until they have blackened one anoth
er's eyes or stretched one another at full
length on the sidewalk. Policemen.
heavy fines, and a first class lookup"
do not seem to diminish the number of
such cases. Scarcely an evening passes
that we do not have at least one Of these
popular "set-to's," and our citizens are
getting accustomed to them. On Thurs
day evening, however, we had more than
the usual quota. In different parts of
the city We have heard of regular rows
on that occasion, at least to the number
Of three, What shall b done to stop,
this spirit of pugilisia in our midst.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-12

LECTURE To-NIaHT.-Miss st. Clair
lectures this evening to young ladies on
the subject of Courtship and Marriage
Since her audiences consist mostly Of Ia
dies it may be well to state that gentle
men are allowed to attend The price Of
admission is placed at fair rate, but
in imitation of benevolent fairs and festi-
walls for charitable and religious purposes
Miss st. Clair to ensure success adopts the
plan of present to every ticket. Those
who attend the lecture will be we'll re-
paid in the intellectual treat if nothing
else.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-12

An IMPRoMPrU AFFAIR." day or two
since young gentleman and lady left
this city to enjoy buggy ride out tho
National Road Before they had pro-
ceeded far, among other subjects that
came up was that of matrimony. The
couple engaged in conversation npon the
all Important topic with great zest, and
after short discussion the question was
popped" and trip to West Alexander,
or Hard Scrabble" was decided upon
The speed of the horse was increased by
free use of the whip, and soon the
couple reached "Gretna Green" where
the marriage ceremony was performed
and man and wife returned to this city
in high glee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-12

ADARKEY IN TRoUBLE.-Yestelday at
rernoon a fashinable little gentlemen OF
the "cullnd persuasion concluded to take
a ride upon his handsome little poney.-
The darkey was dressed in the latest
style, and had his black hands encased In
a neat pair Of yellew kid gloves Ho
rode through several of our streets aud
started over the suspension bridge to en-
ioy the Island breeze When just acloss
the bridge he was attacked by a number
of soldiers, who treated the contraband
to shower of watermelon rinds, mud
stones, sticks, etc Cuffy could not stand
the pressure, and was compelled to re-
turn across the bridge at much more
rapid speed than contemplated by the
rules of the Bridge Company, aud 1t IS
said he manifested but little regard for
the third commandment, as he cursed
and swore like trooper.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-12
CITY AND STATE NEWS.
The Gold and Other NfarAes'
miscellaneous Matter, 70 Dc io""
the Fourth Page.

IRON AND NAILs-At the present time
several of our rolling mills are closed ana
o,erot;ons have been for the present sus-
rs,dsa As the weather is so excessive
" warm the suspension affords work
men temporary relief, and the vacation Is
annreciated by all concerned. The es-
Establishments will soon be in full blast
again. We think the prospective de-
mand for iron and nails is very Halter
inp While thereturn of peace has had
q tendency to decrease the demand for
many articles manufactured in our iron
establishments there are at ieas' Two
very important items. tho demand ior
which will be- greatly increased. Raii-
road iron and nails will now be wanted
more than ever, the latter article partlc-
ularly. The immense Southern country
which has been overrun and iaid waste
nv the war will. of course, have TO DO To-
bnilt and while the facilities Tor carry
ing on all other branches of the IRON ons-
mess during the past four years have
been extended, those for the manufac-
ture of nails have stood still or dimin-
ished. From present indications IT. VIII
require very large capital with greatly
increased facilities to meet coming de-
mands, at considerably advanced prices
Our manufacturers have the capital ana
the enterprise to furnish their Southern
customers with all they require, II Inc
latter class can pay. This seems ut pres
.nt to be the only difficulty, which 1t Is
TO be hoped will be settled satisfactorily
TO the important interests involved III
the meantime it would do no harm T."
grind mp the machines and get the plates
ready.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-12

CHANGE OF MARKET HoURs.-As may
have been observed by the proceedings OF
CITY Councils as published yesterday
the suggestions made several mouths ago
NV the Mayor in relation to increasing
mark ct facilities by appropriating to that
uss the old City Hall, and making
change in the hours of holding our mar
kets has at last been reported upon by
,he ,roper commi ttee. The subject has
beep fully discussed, and at tue next
meeting of Councils we presume the me-
cessary ordinances will be reported ana
adopted. The committee in their report
fix the following as the time for holding
the markets, viz. Tuesday, Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday, of each week com
msncinp at four o'clock P NJ on Tuesday
and Friday, and closing at nine o'clock +.
NJ. ON said days; and on Wednesday and
Saturday at FIVE o'clock A. M, and clos
ing at ten o'clock A NJ of said days
The time cannot but be acceptable to
everybody. as it will afford both morning
and evening markets The new arrange
ment will not only make it more con-
venient for our market going public but
il will at the same time in measure do
away with huckstering. AS Wheeling
Justly claims to have attained the digni'
ty of a city, let her fathers see that she
Is regulated in city style, not only in the
way of markets, but as to her police and
sanitary interests
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-12

CAN YOUR FRUITs.-Now is the time
for economical, far-seeing and prudent
housewives to lay in their stocks OF can
ned fruits for the coming season. Per.
haps there is no more wholesome OF nu-
tricious perishable fruit that can be put
up for use, after the season has passed,
than tomatoes They are abundant this
year, Of excellent quality and are being
disposed of at reasonable rates. AS all
good wives know how to prepare them
for canning, it will be useless occupying
space in a rehearsal of the mode and
manner, and we will merely give one
single caution, which. if not observed,
will assuredly lead to the spelling" OF
the fruit The caution is Be not chary
in the use of sealing wax-put it on
thick, and be sure that it is of good
quality. 1t is only by excluding all air
that canned fruits of any description,
and particularly tomatoes, can be kept
in anything like their original purity and
flavor
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-12

BEING REPAIRED First and Sec
ond Presbyterian and the Chapline Street
Methodist Churches are being completely
renovated and repaired. The repairs
will add much to the appearance of the
buildings, and while the work is bong
done the ministers have taken advantage
of the vacation, and left the city to rus
ticate and recuperate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-12

WE direct the attention of our readers
to the auction sale of very desirable
brick building, which takes place at the
Court House to-day. The property is de-
sirable for wood workers or manufactur-
ing of any kind. and will BE- sold cheap
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