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Hotel Personal.

Brig. Gen. W. F. Bennett, Savannah. and
Capt A. L. Potts, Washington at the 81. Nicholas
Hotel.
The Hon. n. D. Sperry and I. s. Cleveland OF New.
Haven; Col Silas Seymour and wife Washington; L.
u Remington. Philadelphia; X &. Wa!pole anu wife,
Waterford, Ireland; the Hon. James 1eiwlieer syria
- use Dr. Gleason Boston and the Hon. j. H. Williams.
ohio are at the Astor House.
q. u. Graham Iceland. and +. Anderson, Scotland.
ar az the Clarendon Hotel.
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The Archives OF Tennessee.

CINCINNATI, Tuesday, May 80 Ieo'.
Tie Gazette has Nashville dispatch. which
says;
Gen. Upton has arrived here with the archives OF
she State of Tennessee and $500 600 in specie.
The Senate passed the Elective Franchise oil yes
terday by vote Of 10 To >.
Champ Ferguson has been captured and is CLOSELY
.cOnhaed 10 irons at Nashville"
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No NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY buying any o.

the numerous worthless articles cs'eo "''' 49,
Soodod q. make, for the las, few years when At lower
90, non, which are acknowledged to be tbs
BKsr IN rHE WORLD ,..,.
Avoid the shameless. rp.,sr, whose lack OF brains cope''
H., ., ,,.,, ,x,r,r,os er,n % the adreytiemens you
wan, the fall value of your money, call on A. MORTON 40
lane oil inclose st,mD Tor circnlar.
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A NIoderu Miracle /.

A Modern Miracle!
From old and from rch and poor from hsnoo'n es
lov,y come. the Universal Voice of praise for
HALLS VEGETABLE ,rSpxypp
Iii perfect and miraculous article. Cares otdnesA
Makes hair grow. better dressing than any or or 20
mstuu Soltens brs,h. dry and wsy hair into Besutiis
sken Tresse But above ALL the great wonder the rspd
iry with which II restores - 1900
GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
Use II few times and
PRESTO, CHANGE
the whites, and
worst oosns Hair its youthful beauty does nos
dive the Hair strikes the and nils IL with no" nis
and colorins msttor. !.
t, matter The first application will do good; you VII sss
the NATURAL COLOR returning every day, and
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T,
the old. gray.
appearance of the Hair will be- gone giving psce TO
lustrous shining aud beautiful locks, ,
Ask Halls Sicilisn Hair kenewer no Other article
all Ike il In effect. You will midi,
CHEAP TO BUY, -
PLEASANT TO TRY. sad
SURF 10 DO YOU Goods
There many limitations Be procure the seau
Inc, manufactured only by . 49,.
X. r. HALL Co, Nashua, N. II.
No. FL PARK ROW, New.York,
Whoesal. Agenta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-31

Mr. &. w. sherwood Wa. in office Yesterday and
tells he has lately sold his last Retail store and has
taken Store No. 80 Deys for the purpose OF dons o
mission bushes. IN Butter Cheese kc and also hoesAs
Flour trade MIR Sherwood has been In the grocery rous
and Provision trade about ID in this city aud has dnrns
that time been known people cheap grcer AZ he
receives his Flour direct from the mills, and ms Bater
Cheese &C. from the he able to compete "uh the
oldest rms in his of trade orocers aud bakers viii Dc
x,I 20 o,ss III, in mind o. xoods well bought lau I'D.
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United States
advert .rment
IMPORTANT To SOLDIERS. STEMS all wool
Sut- Si- Boys ell wool Snts, -. Of !. V. BRokAwr.
No. % Fourth ave. and No % Lsfiyette-plsce.
IAiv-ts"m-nt
LAUGH AyD BE ROBBED.-Wisc men once
laughed at Prof. Morse for conveying intelligence by
electricity and stuck To- their stagecoach. Office 81 p
oLAR ALIaa IlLrGEAPB lys Broadway. j.. HOLMES
Advertisement.
.JYrFRRs's new Petroleum and Solicrno Polish
Button Roors for Ladies and Children are creating
great sensation among the elite JErfER-, 5'J BdSay
Advertisement
LADIES. see Splendid Novelties in the June
Ngmbef Of DrMogEsI's MONTHLY, now ready
lAdveriis.ueu'
LORDS Cleaning and Dyclng Establishment,
Garments heaufllly cleaned. 40 Broomcsi cor way
Advert semeut
CLoTHING.-PRICRS REDUCED % PR CENT ~
No, 30 aud ~ DOwery. GEORGE A. IL MIR 20.
ikdvers-rsnt1
ColSS. BUSIOyS, ENLARGED JOINTS and all
de.. o. cured by Dr. L,cHAKiy No 40 broadway
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RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS
RApwArs REGULATING PILLS, vegetable and nnocsos&
oper,s and relieve in from three TO six hours Six pills arr
equal to of the drastic pellets surchagrd with eaomei ana
other corrosive minerals They srpe-they never fail
rouazns the disturbed circulation, they control fever;
mildly evscuanr the bowels they the disturbing
,. Instead of wrenchnz convulsns and irritating tho
d.charsng organs the pills soohe them like healing em'i
lent and arc justly regarded the only safe eshac ana
,tve for lsdie, and children Being cosied with sweet
gum they are pleasant to take. Sold by RAD"Af Co.,
No 81 Maiden lane and by druggists Price Is cents
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MARRIED ID.

u.vJFy-EINCH-At West Mori.ans Thursday
Wax n nv m. Rev Washington GLADDEN.. Mr.. Alph-us W.
ay OF Jersey City, to Mss Caroline H. Finch, daughter
"W,,op r inch r,a., OF West Morrsanis, N. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-31

A Discovery Long Nceded.-GRAf HAik AMI
BALUNESS ENTIRELY PREVENTED.
London Hair Color Resfoyey and Dresns
London Hair Color Resforer and Dyesrg
London Hair Color Restorv and Dyessin2
p.,ox.. Cr,y Uo;y NO Pyereah Baidas0.
n &C.,, Go U.r Prerenh Baidp>W.
n,.., 60 mr. DVE Pyrrsas BIldssSs
" Keen, N, head clean, cool and hralfhy
Nh not stain the skin particle
Postireiy restore, Hair 10 ito original color
SiycngthSrs and promotes the groirih"
"VayJanfed to ooslpta mineral su6stane,."
I's.S bv our eminent Physicidns and Clergy"
Al ssouid usc his truly tsonderfui d'seore'p
is a Hair Dressing IL is perfect" -
Single bottle IS cents; Six bottles, - Sold oy Dh
sWaTNE 4 SON No. 800 Moth SiKth.st. Philadelphia
HEIMBOLD No. 500 Broadway; WELLS Co, NO. liS
Fpuklir.st BARNES Co, No. Il Park-row, New-ioh.
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TIE CELEBRATED PiANO-foRTES'
Wx kyABs Co.'S
PIAxo-EoRrs WASgaoos'
No $50 BaoADsAr
up S.sin)
GRAND PiAsos,
UPaIdas PIAs0s.
splendid assortment Of the celebrated Knabe" Pianos
Of every STYLE In Grand Square aud Upr will always be
found In the new spacious warerooms,
No. GO BROADWAY
The "Knahe" Pianos have received the mos, cordial te
rnona from the highest of the musical world such as
THALBxHd. CorrsoHALx, SArrSI, SrRAKoscH Muzo, An
Schultz aid many others
j. BAUER & Co, Agents.
No. $50 Broadway.
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tAdvertisemoni
ITCH ITCu, lTCH
SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH
usnE aaAAf- nu<TAINI
Will crrr mn IrcH ~ HorR-.

WILL CrEr mn iTCH ~ T. HOUR
Also onres Salt Eheum. Ulcers. thilbains. and Al
Eruptonr Of the skin Price 20 cents. For sale b. 81
druggists. By sending co cents 10 WIKI f"iLEh
soia rcrts No. i70 wssbngton-st. Boston. II viii u
arded by mail free Of postage. to sn5 part of TN
Inliei Stafea
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The Throat and s.ungs.

n
CARLETON Publisher. New-York. hes just ready Dr.
LIGHTHTLL'S new work. containing clear and oompro
hen.ye description OF the and successful system snues
NEPH 10 T II q A T Z.
For The Treatment Of
DISEASES or THE THROAT.
Cssrrh Asthma Affections Of the Voice. Lnynses Bras
chisl and Pulmonary Complaints, Inflammation OF
the Eyes and the various diseases Of tho
RESPIRATORY ORGANS.
DIR. EDWARD BUNFORD LIdHrhILL.
mo. "a St. Mark place. Ncw-Yors)
Author of "a Popular Treatise on Deafness. ia csssss
and Prevention" etc, etc.
One Emo Volume. Price 80 Cenia
Sold by all Bookseller and sen. by n'al FREE On 70
ceip, Of price. 81 cents BY
CARLETON, Pubi.her New Yosk.
No. az BROADWAY. ;orasr Of Li'p,sTdss
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Special Notices.
Mexico.

pfexic0
ITS COMMERCE AND MINERAL RESOURCES.
MERCHANTS and CAPITALISTS solicited to tnvssti-
car. the bsss Of an Association about bns Organized for the
benefit of oil who desre the Monroe Doctrine Of The
Gre,, Republic carried ont in i,s integrity
Information of the designs Of this ors'nsaton can b
obtained At No. % Broad Room No 49, byinquirns 'or'h
Secretary Of tn Company, from II a M to Up ~
pdo.ed forms OF the DEGREES Of the Mexican CONSTITUTIONAL
Government are open for inspection.
The organization is in connected with any ems
ton scheme consequently information can be given TO IN
tending enigrants.
Citizens loyal their desire 10 carry out tho Monroe DOC
trne can receive information only by giving reference
Tho Association having obec. but what s o! srcty
legal character intended only to aid in The conommao"
Of the destiny this great country must commend n'n 70
all who wish so desirable result
An Grafton the death Of PRESIDENT LiNoULN
will be delivered by FREDERICK DOUHLASS esq, .. nc
Cooper Institute, on THURSDAY ENENlNt, June =; W
request Of the Coored Citizens Of NewYork and brooAyh
TO commence at "A o'clock Tickets d cents Surplus pre-
ceeds to be applied to Fund for Lincoln Monument
Union General COnmitfee.-rhe Regular montoIy
Meeting Of the above Committee for the month OF 1uns
will be with account Of ts falling on the Gay s
apart President of the United States dsy oil ns
tona Fasting Humiliation and Prayer BY order OF the Ex
ecutive Committee. JAMES KELLY, Cnarms"-
Henri H. hurL'r' Secretaries
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sp.rc;us. o( ProducS.

Receipts OF Produce.
MAY ct f0l bbls. Flour. - bbs WHISKY. 50
bbls Corn Meal 70 100 bush. Wheat. 1900 bnsh Corn
j.. 400 bush Oai. pkgs. shes 5la pkg. Lard, lao
pkns. Pm i.ions. 100 pkRs DLiter
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ihdgsr'is.msntl

CoESS. BUsIOyS, ENLARGED J0lNTs and All
e.. Of the . cured by Dr. L,cHAEiy No ioo broadway
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fAdvsftisemert

CLOTHING. PRICES REDUCED % PR CENT az
VI, 80 and ~ uowerv GEORGE \. II NIrR3 Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-31

Fifth Ward Volunteer cintjOu.-The Commit
tee appointed at lst meeting Of the sociation to auss
it, accounts the balance hand TO the suoscroe
present their hns report: .o. -.
Total received. ........St"S W
Returned to subscribers 10 per cent. .. 81, SSl 20
Uar,linonsy and expenses paid by Treas
Balance In hands OF Treasurer............ lls %
Total. f'", '"
The ba.nc. on hand the Committee have appropriated to
the support Of orphan hoys OF lifelong resident OF the
KIM Wsrd the late Lieut. VIM l.. Herbert, OF the IA Req
,nent ~ y Volunteers who Killed at the battle Of Geys
baIch July B. 1888.
w ~ EAGER, JR. Chairman Executive C,mnit,ee
JAMES NJ. TUTHLL Chairman Financial Committee.
\ :. WYCkOfF, Treasure.
J. W. HEAPE, Secretary Volunteer Association.
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TAdNFT fIFfff"fIf.I
LORDS Cleaning and Dycing Establishment,
garments beauiflly cleaned 40 Broomc-s, cor Il WAY
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Evening Exchange-MAY 3
RECEIPTS

RECEIPTS
FOE yfr WEEK EsDiNs Tuesday. Ny 20. 1914.
SheeI sni
fs~.ve. Cows. Veals. Lain6s. swine. Toei
l1, 100 3AgS 1926 l40J3 % 70
lies, we're ,old 1T the following Msrket.Piace.:
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= =
The Price Of Gold.

The decline in theprice of gold imme-
diately succeeding the news of the cap
tare of Richmond is much less than mary
persons expected, andis explained by the
tact that the fall of Richmond was dis
counted in the decline which took place
Two weeks ago The closing in OF the
armies around the rebel capital, the
overwhelming strength of the Federfl
forces and the apparent exhaustion OF
The rebels, made it certainty, three
weeks OF more ago, that Richmond must
ue evacuated soon. This conviction in
the minds of the gold brokers tended
largely to produce the rapid decline
which occurred in the price OF gold at
that time, and so. when Richmond was
actually taken, the price fell only few
cents beyond the point the spectators
had anticipated. During the past two
Vt three days, gold has been stiffening
up again and will probably soon reach
the point to which the brokers brought
il before the Federal forces entered Rich
mond <EttEtE .af.,y -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-06

The Louisville Journal gives some brief
particulars of an unpleasant occur,
renee" at Lagrange. Oldham county, in
shat State, on Monday. The Hon. Robert
Mallory undertook to address the people
but was interrupted by a Lieutenant from
Ohio, who pronounced him rebel NAL
lory told him he lied. Thereupon the
Lieutenant brought up some soldiers with
liked bayonets and told Mallory that he
sAoaldn't speak. Mallory was disposed to
70 on and bring the matter at once to an
issue, but bis friends thought it best to
avoid q fight, and he yielded. Says the
Journal.
PRAY who and what are these insolent
military subordinates who come from
other States to interrupt the most re-
spectacle public speakers in Kentucky.
denounce them as rebels and muster fed
eral bayonets to put them down! Are
we to accept lieutenants, ensigns, and
corporals as our despots! Are we not
fully entitled to something little high
or if we must have despots at allP
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-06

THE FALL IN THE PRICE OF WHEAT
The Milwaukee Nems says the wheat in
store in Wisconsin amounts to six and q
half millions of dollars, at former high
prices. but the loss on wheat by the re
cent fall may be estimated at twenty
millions of dollars. Notwithstanding
this decline, the retail price still contin
mes with scarcely any diminution. Flour
is not only greatly lower at wholesale
but contracts, it is said, have been made
for June delivery at rates two dollars
below the prices only few days since.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-06
THE National Intelliqsneer says ''w'.

TIE National Intsnissacer says what
ever may be the views of the Admins
tration at this juncture, one thing to cur
minds is clear, and has been clear since
the late Peace Conference, namely-the
hearts of the sections are nearing and
meeting as never has been the case since
the outbreak of the rebellion. We be-
lieve that the masses desire to make any
and every sacrifice of non-essentials fol
the sake of restoration to the high estate
of our old elastic Union of interest. affec'
ton, freedom, and prosperity. The
statesman will not be wise who shall
stand against these masses when they de-
termine to reunite.'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-06

THE rain storm which proved SO dis
astreus to other sections of the country,
resulted in golden blessings to Califor-
MIA. The freshets washed down immense
quantities of gold dust to the valleys,
and the miners are busy sitting it out
In ten days 100000 worth of gold dust
reached San Francisco from the interior.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-06

A GOOD JoKE.-Hackett, the Shaks
pearian delineator of high comedy. pub
fishes a card defending Andy johnson
from the charge of drunkenness. He
saws that "once upon time" he met
Andy at hotel in Louisville and he was
sober This is good joke
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-06

IT is expected that at the next session
of Congress the President will send in a
message recommending a special appro-
priation for Andy Johnson's bust
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N2sskr Is new and rich field for
Yankee spectators There is such an
sssaanalstiod sfSaif kiih oftsOods in
ataadai farzxhs bleakades yunpings trade
vSslSBof army BLANKETS are piled vdp8 on
tie sides Of the streets, aud selling at
sixty csnts pair.
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House For Sale.

4 NICE, WRLL.BUILT, TWO
n STORY Brick House, Gas Water, Bath
Room, Stable, Carriage House, Wash House
Possession given on tho lst of April For sale
cheap Terms easy II not sold before the ist
of April II will DO rented. Al.
Inquire of A. C. PARTRIDGE, at No II
Main street Wheeling. West Va dccs5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-06
FOR SALE AND RENT.

Commissioners Sale
of raluabk Real Estate near Aoandsrille,
Marshall County, Vest Virginia.
nv VIRTUE OF A DE g = Z Z
Il PRONOUNCED by the Circuit Court for
Ohio county. on the nth day OF May, 1904
in a cause therein then pending, wherein hicn-
ard NJ. Messick was complainant ana Charles
Russell was defendant Iwill
On Monday, the 10th ddyof Aprii merit,
at two o'clock P. NJ, proceed at the front door
Of the Court House In Marshall county, 20 Sci!
At nubiic auction the following described parcel
ofiands to-wit: Beginning at stump In Lewis
n Purdy's line corner to Fletcher Hanna, thence
nth said Purdy's line south 76to, vest 81 sly
noies to a post at the public road. thence with
said road north 1910, west II GIG poles 70 q
stake. thence north 33so, west II 2.lo poles to a
stake in said Hanna's line, thence with that line
sonthIesfo, east 81 al0 poles to hickory, thence
sorth isio. east 10 lilo poles to the beginning;
Containing eleven acres. three roods ana ten
poles. This is the same property describea IN a
deed from Richard n. Messick and wife 70
Charles ". Russell now ON record In the once
of the Recorder for Marshall county, In peeo
Book no IL page ee5 The title IL believed TO
be uuimpeachable. 40
TERMS: The sale will bs made on q credit o.
six, twelve and eighteen months equal Install
ments with interest from day Of SALE the pur
chaser giving bond and good security, and alien
will also be retained on said land until the pur
chase money is paid. n RIQHARnSoS,
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FOR SALE.
CO m n n RTARLK FRAME

"A HOUSE, containing rooms and Kitchen,
with good we'll Of water. all OH q one.half lot
Of ground In the outskirts Of the city within ten
minutes walk Of the river or railroad depots.
Possession can DO given immediately II required.
Enquire Of John Dunn, Market 20 uare, Second
Ward, next door 10 George Jobnson's Store, who
has for sale nice Glass Case, nice Show Win
dow, and nice Dinner Table on pillar and cen
ter solid mahogany; all in nice order and will be
sold low for cash apt
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PET OLEUM.
J. @. MORRIS,
NO WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK

nFFRRs FOE SALE I'm Lots TO
~ SUIT pgrchasszs, En- the KESuL AZ
STOCKS somo paying from FOUR . FIVE
TEN DOLLlRS, and CONTROLLED BIZ
FIRSTCLASS MEN OF THIS CITY.
Parties desiring daily quotations Of Stockl on
information In relation 70 them, can have same
furnished upon spplicaton
Orasrs from parties ont Of the city promptly
attended to. ksnittances, or sstisfacfogy rot
erences In al cases . accompany order
Sales made Ct New York PEIk0LkUA
STOCK ELCHAEGE,r or ax priysts sale-
Rsfsrs BY pEzts:ion, % the following vol
Nesara Harbecks q Co Joxah Mays Soma.
Galwsy, CAsado & Teller. 0ecsgs Mine
B. C. Norris, Prevalent Colnmbian Ina Co !.
Caldwell 1cgTia (successors % Brewer 4
CaldweI)
q. ". Duer, Cashier Bsak Of New York
iauH,3u
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For Sale.

ON AGREBABLR TERMS, AT
~ PRIVATE sale, very pleasant and desi.
rable residence, centrally situated, containing
several roms and large kitchen.
tor. at the corner of Madison and Fourth streets
fahIa 3m
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Boot and Shoe Store.
$4,000 AT STAKE

Ar No. l7s MAIN STREET,
Next docr to Stone & shOmas Dry Goods ssore)
EIRTREN TEIOUs SAND DOL.
I LARS worth Of Bo ots and Shoes snered TO
purchasers Al their own yricea-
The subscriber having bought an up.sualy
large Stock Just before the advance in Prices OF
July and August, is aow prepared 70 sen
the same at much lower prices than any oeher
house IN the city. :.
The attention of all both great and small 70
invited to my stock Can early and secure bar
gains. Quick sales and small profits u the mot
TO adopted at this establishment -a
No trouble % show goods.
JOHN KNOX,
octl0 II6 Main Street Wheeling
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Sale Of WhiSkoy.

WE HAVE ON HAND ABOCT 10
w BARRELS of Old Rye whiskey which
we wish 10 close out. 500
If not sold before tho 10th Of April We will
offor Il at public auction ut our store In Bridge
port Belmont county, Ohio. Parties wishing
good article are invited 10 call aud examine.
MARLIN OSBORNE & SHARP.
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House and Lot for Sale

IN which I now reside, corner Of North
street and the Pike The house has ten
GOOD rooms, with hall, cellar and two porc1es,
together with stable and all other surrounding
improvements calculated TO make it q comforts
ble and desirable residence. Terms reasonable
and title undisputable Enquire either on the
premises or at my shop on Market street.
maroI.tf JACOB ARNDT.
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MARRIED.:

On Thursday evening, March 3oth, in Colum,
bus at the residence OF NJ. Il. Mann, Esq oy
Rev. j. +. Given, Mr. SYLvANUs E. JOHNSON, OF
Wheeling, Va. and Miss MATTE A. MANN, OF
Columbus, Ohio.
As may be seen by the above, our. accom-
plished Foreman" no relation to ANDY, of the
same name has taken to himself a wife who
will, We trust multiply his joys AID divide his
sOrrows.
Both arc completely fitted
To lead happy life;
She has amdn for husband
.. And he has a MANN for a wife
For the various creature comforts accompa
nying the wedding notice, the happy couple have
the sincere thanks of "all hands.
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Notice.
VuE UNDERsIGNRD DnaIRING

V'HE UNDERMINED DBAIRING
i TO devote his undivided attention TO othot
matters, offers at private sale, his stock OF
Drugs. Paints, Medicines Oils, &C. together
with the furniture, fixtures, etc
For particulars and terms enquire Of
A. &. GOOD
Wheeling, W. Virginia.
Until further notice the business win DO con.
tinued as heretofore. api
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Steam Engine for Sale.

i STEAM ENGINE, 10 inch Cylinder, feet
stroke and l2 feet Fly wheel; and two Cylinder
boilers % feet long, - inches diameter. which
will sell on very reasonable terms. Apply at
my residence miles from Martinsyille, on tho
Mt Pleasant and Martinsville plank road or nd.
dress THOMAS MITCHELL.
ap2.3w Martins Ferry, Ohio
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-06
FOR SALE.

OF ls2, CENTER WHEELING,
IL WEST side Chapline Street, corners ON
alley. Enquire Of X. VEAZY, us Main street
or j. III HOBBS, Sonth Wheeling. ap3
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-06
For Sale.

1.-TWO FAST hORbE9, SulTAULh
i FOR saddle or harness. one set Of Harness
one Buggy, one Office Safe, one Office Table, one
Secretary; also Household Furniture, Apply to
GEO. Z. BOYD,
mari OfCaldwell s. Boyd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-06
House and Lot for Sale.

DENCE of the late John o. Eoff Esq situ.
ated on the corner Of Market street and Mill
Alley, Centre Wheeling Is offered for sale; The
House 10 in good condition and Furnished With
all the modern appliances OF gas and water For
terms, &c, &c, apply 10
mar30.wlt&dlw A, QUARRlER
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-06
For Sale.

I HAVE FOR SALE ABOUT 800
l. ACRES of valuable land near Moundsyille
Marshall Co, W. Va. Also shout % vacant town
lots Ia addition 20 Elizabetbtown. The land can
bc sold In tracts 10 suit purchasers.
April 5th 1865. r. n MESSlCK