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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-09

Nn9ebpte tIir WEEP.
Office oes Depot GommiiIdrs fir 8%etpfe9ung
@GfbtnQtOn. D. e., 5. 1unt 1865.
BerHesslte Ine' bste TN GupltsGt 10 retn bis ? nttiA
cen 10. SAINT, Witt go IL ltr ent8tSensenpmnen fur E'tles
rure prn
N6ttauienO $4,000 SAB WlebI
an has Sutihena Dtpatts ent
Die Nnasbrte batch n I'D, aafbte tn tteftnn DEPOT betdru.
ten arten Rp. l, 2 u. g. unb Guf 1 Beno etne sertn5tre Guan'
ttt1t fir eaS @nnje.
Oieielteu muffin In Dupttfate ub tur jse Srrte aaf Der
Ghiebene Breen pdpier atse-ebsn fem.
Die gbl,eIeruns mub inuerbaIb fl tEdsen BON erofnune
Der Nn9ebpEe unh tdglim tn iplnen Su1ntttdt II 9etuebe",
re RE ResFru ~ptrIanJt; Sahelbe N tn o,h Neetttnn g.
Daarfntaufe In Qsepr4etprn, an ben 2Dberften cpet UapH'
brfe tn 2Ba'btngtcn .. s.. dtiuIie'ern.
Die Qteferung beS aanjrn Wlehl& mnB ~tnnerbdIb 20 Gaeen
Don Gr6ifnune Der Mn1ebpte gelAeben lin.
9dS WtetI mub tn neuen et6tnen nno 9etn'tetten DGiern
0elieitrt rrerben.
3ublunsen rerten In itt&en 8unbs ssmaGt, ale bon hsu
0et Staatn eeltef r. pereen,
@rr Mnnabnne tes YVebls eeftaaebt be 8epSbnlt6e amt
li6e Snipeft OF une fetn vlebl Mo anger puiInen wtItts
ntdbt frtft O. mao tn unb pom du' eeIethnettr Qudltt1t tt.
Gin 3reuetb Huf j2bsm 4npebpte etres Stetert, be ntn
penf lben bere'ts tn bteler Office te9tArut bat. btteet iet fir
unb tein An4eDpt wtrb cou l&rn aneencnnen, bic frIbtl
tbre Ber' Fthtuneeu DerfGumt tabei. prer bic Ht1t Bet bel
&r6tnung Der &ngebpte geeenn artte Hnb @
DdS SOU e. netuent eeh1lt fn boS Meht nUr, trAenh mel
DE Inaebote aue trSsub rel6sn u i0&en Su ptrmerfen
Mneebpte muhen an ben unterjeidf eten In 30. 223 g..
StraBe ~apreftrt u. %enprftrt fein Proposals for Flour"
6. S. 8rtbetsa
'lunI VI s. i E Gart. y. g.. G. y.
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3u 6amiliens
r zGSabrten
.tlll ~UU;lifnkt0rcn.
sMbTften5=ofTce Der Ger. ct. Y4rmee

SMbGften5=offce Der ger. ct. Nrmec
So. 20 South Ctr.
Baltimore, Wfe, 8 Stunt 1865
@erEeeelte Aneebrte I'm xuplitat lrfr6er Gut bic er Sffet
bic Donnera1s IS. aunt. Wtntdas II ubr tutSeeensen ms
NET. nm bds Der. ct. 5uoTfeni Depat tenent 8u 8altt-
mprg, 1tb. ;u Derfsben NIT
ungepadtem Simptbp 6eu uno NelI4torn in
at--2' Mtbren,
a6suiie'ern tdstid In BEN y. st. @iebb0ie nafe Ter Staats
0tetraaes tn fOlGen 0uantttdten, as OeIianeI neIeen NM
an bic 1btere su folder 3ett sH %pertbetlen, ais UFn htettr
Office aus beftimmt trrrten mag.
DdS Jeu TT III pte9en mo Bu ~tnfpiatren aut her 9tt8te'
runes 6eumaaey. Ctr Don Stantlin ue 6uItpn StrGee, mr.
es ouf Gof n or Geetel uHs u ME en- III. 81.
Das 8prn miro i'm Eiebhpfe cerrreftn.
Der grntrdtt trttt am ID. 5Iat IN Rr 1T we bdnert jret
N4onate ppn ctt fem 2dee an.
Albiune nj . mrua iib tn IcI6eu SonhS seleiftt. ais an
Sanp iino; renn tetne ~rurbaHten lnb, fcbdlb ais trelde etn-
0ettn.
;iepe eeripn scr ttet1 NittIIieo c nr j ma meade do
sebOt maGt mug 1t en- 8reustb fur b { ger.S {: Aest'rune
~betleaen uena si6t eth icl&er beretts out ptefer OIttee resi'
Is. y arftIrf,
(iun9 15) 9dpit1n ub 6. 8. Z 81.
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A GrcBeS &tc Wic
he
a McsgtrsN clcinS go. |,

i'm GREENWOOD Bart", BeIair Ncao.
Sbtser @erein traGt etner SreunteH unb rem gubIItuns
RE eree benRe ArIetae, tdF er am nenduntrr Edge auf benz
pom eTlneu 8drtnn 70 tGGn b%eftotttren piaet rs ferrR
q. &auernfhrntet Elm pte S'c SerGtfa tet, rrju bic bsiteE
30 rereituneen estrpfen fnb
urh fas Grmtte mirb far ss bette Srenans aut btn DIaSe
1craen.
@intritt 25 Gents Ysrfpn.
ar GdmmtIihe L 1t ltebsr, ionte aud ktG S:rrfr But
der ipeld G I'D rem, 3us %anitliesen irOueH iire tett6ft st"s
Ser,n 8etcry QSial am Marfbmorft esnjuEuen,
fif3-l2) ". & tges, Gefr
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Die neme etauts. 6 OnftitutiDn pom Dei6Ourt

st. Souls, Z. SUM-. 9ie Naioritdt
9egen bic neue Staatscrnltitution pDn Wliiourl
miro in oiefer Gpuntp 6OOO5 timu1en errei6en.
IS 1T nod un9eipiB, Ob bic neue Contribution
a%ngenpmmen miro, Ob9lei6 Die ein5eln einlauz
fenoen 8eridte aus benz SSnnern ii@ sn Gunz
fen Der Mnnabme ousipreden.
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Office Der u. ticnnI@ NtuersS trlitbcrun0s
Srmun0uic.

8d~Ittmpre, 5. }nri 1865. =
Der Hra'b Der Giret:pyen tiefer ~Spmpd3nie bat urterln
btutisen at m ems Otvferbe bon benz Capt. l.Stpf bee
FER 4pI paarie BOA treijebu ptpsent snr bic iee ten 6 Ntpuote
ertIdrt. 9ebn prC3enl tdrpn fiji tie Nfttent Antabtr unb
bet Yresent fiji tn 8ui6us<BUrb satlbur an uno mad
Wpntas cen IL. SUM-.
Die u, siern"ss 9 Gats' unb Stabtfeuern Der G~Cnapasnte
fnb re,ahlt
1 IL rsber ~raSStaaer bletben bis gum IL ta. sef6lrfen.
SIN auftras 81. y. Qnnbts, SER.
(iut6-1pf M.2riat)
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. DIT
W0rcnberi6t
fir ben rgBeder"
rcn e;rODer, Sarbcftp s 60, 8anaaisra,
1862 Ist Baltinprefr.
s. stunt. $3.50 Cob 371a.
5000 - 37M.
5-2Oer 8cnes lO39.
7-3Oer - 99M.
1S81er ~ 10919.
19abtS @ertif. 109L.
M1rftprcife.

Mnrftprctie.
BaItim s. Snui.
@offee.-&io foRete 21M-23 Qn @oGoy @PtO.
Me5t.- 5uper 1850 = 1925; 6aump 9 90
bic II. 90; @oSsenms9I 5.75-6.OO; @Ornuebl 5 1919
@etraibe. 0Bti3en. peissr, 100 -2.05 GnO
rOtber 1.75-1.98 "a Babel; Weli@tcrn o.S --0.S8
@ 8Itl.; S1fer 66~-66 Gents 90 Sibl. 9tosseu
9O-O.95 "a Biol.
WoIafIeS-pur in oeri6ieteuen GuautitGten 3u
$50 Gents offerrt. Borto Giicc 500
rcpifipnen SGinten 20--2l @enta, Seiten
1871 Ste; S9ulterftie Is @ts sdweineiett 1814Sts.
Samen. Slee II O0-17.25; Sla9S 2.10-
2. ~ % Biol.
3uder. Cuba 1925 - 1928; Pcrto Rtcr
II. 50-I4.75.
SaI5.- o cuMb alunt l 5000, fsineS 2.75
bic 600; 9urts 9slanb 10000. @
WbiStep- peftl., 2.07 per Sal.
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Su perf1ufeu.

Dds 6aus p~eoeuibsr ter Baltimore & Ohio GiIenbdbn
nc. '4e eeef afe, poGenb fur etne Hefdurdttpr pter Boar
b~inabaRs. Dahelbe 1T bre f5dta unb NIT @ 10 uuo @oiier
~Se'etea. Ter Stat TN btn'e-n 6Craum bat Rauui fur
fauf pierre. gu rtelten BET ST Sinrnpns, 146 2eeRr.
130ndf2 ny
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M. SdrleD Hdrf.
%SsSsNss Der f46nfe aner Grbolu sSpidse nm B0ltt.
XSa{8Mg@ mere 1T Jest ben BE u&ern 8 HHaet unt btetet
@TCurftPnen. e d uIfnt &c
s"TFSS&sss bic bese @CIfeebett, Uutsr fein n maiefGfiiGen
81umen Eb Dor ter btufente Srrtmerb &c AZ imlSen.
IOH trettere " nmeIrunsen perben un.er ten ltberaIhen Be.
Ct gu gen d"ecurrnnep.
Dts GuGntlss ale %erIGubten Grirt'6Hneen.
QD n. " uI m
OEn'bufe 8 ben htabIrG ~Iegelm1Btg Scn Ntt-
Lamb SquGre ob. t12ndllW }
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in vJ1cits pain"
gum Beaen bes Druta TrCt, @otfen Sauies.
Oktssr 8eret erlGubt I'D setnen 5reunbtn unp 8eFaru~
ten unb benz eeetrten TutI tum iberia pt be hnIetse 1E
MAIDEN, tae er mtsrer cir Yicntc p rr faltrt bat jr Unit E
ituSun9 res Teu.i6 prot. TIA ientduies, unb Iaptt tageT
MGe Gin. R6 reGt tabIreih tdtau gu b~etttiligen.
StStcS Sdbr mar es GEN + tdS fdonht pc 'e, MAS aba"
'Glteu wpreen 10 r, urh Dteieni ca bic I'D 6ornn bettttle'
ten. rer6en NIT Treuten pteeer 10 me 'esbIlb err den
mir aud Dieienieen be I'D, nr6 ptht t~etbetitst habtn. f8
biefes V0Gl rt6t Sattr'6 etniuFnbe . tneent IS riot nIr
has 0ersnIs n nit i6 brtnst, fOuee n aud tas BsrubttttH.
elmer eNren SGde btbi Hid setpefen JI istI, renH ner Gtme
Wdiien Mnterfust fbut gents etrGs 4ute6
Das unterjet6uete GCnite pjrr ieite ylubt unb ntteiteu
fparen, "as 8rh 70 Al G%rrans,ren tae sewtb en 5sfer QUITE
ben tamit fetn rtrb
E4dets ~ 25 &c Is inb au tGbsn bet Rem unteraetHueteU
Gentle obr am Gage her @reurn non an Ter 8afs.
Rtnfer Ut ter II 5 abten ftne fret.
N.B, Die Nttsl'etst hes .. rttns fns triuht, N& un Z
ubr Wtrrsens BIT h4r 6als tin3ufnte+. .a.
Gb titan Rrank Sic. 81 Sttlsefr.
GrnR s. " Eltr, 29l u ice Nunpr,
@tr. DiufeIper, 9 Geenttr.
A @erbdrt &rueltns l22 Sa, Fir,
Geo Suftr, 81 N teSpearfEr
Geo. Sra 3 ia 6. @ret rftr,
Sch 6r Setm Butter Stu.
Sch IS WaHn. Ode Srn 6leet unb &itce 1nnf9.
6etnrt6 t lac, i61 : oguiir
8aIerttn NGb er, 161 Ss@tenaT.
ST. NPesser. 70 = .GaudIlr,
Gprra Se,ppeI, 116 Mnnfr.
Srhn Ge,gtr, 10 On gratthr.
Cor. S1uh, 243 Mnafr,
(ini5-l9)
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SOmmersGCuccrt

AMaIN. SUTUWErSNUWCGCK
80 Si9el So1e, SO 1913 @Io 8onritr.
Nlsiutn Jreunttu uue hem Tuttifum seise '0 tisimst 80
atbenR an. taB ib ton ,tst an jeetn Wirt'a., WtitwU& nne
Snmfal Nbere Gpncert in ntineu, { tal atbGlien une rbet'
hes isbtn y pntal e,ne ~telt'ateu 2ur@ auf der pttbe.
1dbtt er3def ID Scr Bnueruf6mt t 9 Eager Ter. fas ale
ausetieipnttt Nlaernitariute Rib ultt t befontt III Fer
Giutrttt III fret. lin sabre. den Selu6 bitttt
(27matl NRtj @ERr9 pes.
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3uOpr6nufcn It i'll
3u p~prfaufen :
Su Oermietben.

Gtre aut egnesrt6'e'e RirttItoft NIT g'utdr6 uub Con,
merls'ai. Idteres gu eErrasrn In Der Gr~retttiOn tttie
BIdttes. (irfamp)
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Der. ct. Sicben:O rciRi1er Stbaeamts=
W>tel.
9ritte Serie.
Ie 3'nIen b%e9tnnen am Is. suit 1865.

RoGAete 7be E1b De se'at bic Je 'tp.Gefeu 'er Serf9tste>
en- 3 trdf (. rcprn bic 3 MIN t. @rrauS eGlaubl nj rpen
- hFe teftHTsnhsu fac nip { etiHtirt. II L
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6nrten:WtuTf

rNQA Onrten:M nTf
49, int @aibinolpn 0mtcn, 67 @analftr.
Gem ~eeetrtsn gublttum ttere bic NIT sur g'Gb t6t, bas
In metnem 9pioI jt en- ~ 0 n t i sbfrb tas RGEatb'iae
NuTfccsrs Safmrnte. w'uHf cuff sIsn ptrb.
Mud n rctn & enmfi 4rf ] jeNen ScHntae rTeu uns
perren Gne erlGub!er @etrdpfe perabreIGt.
On 3otIretn m 81 iu6 idbtt eta
,3iSn3Jltl Stinrt@ Qtnbrer.
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Gin errfes @ebdube sdr3 rter tbeiIpeiie. DaseIbe TT
an etrer geihd'tsa'a6 selelfn unb etsnet I'D gut fir a.
Frtf,wsde cher tn 8ct'ltue GtabItfement Na6iuiraaeat In
Np. % Def qr .~ttirafe, uabe lem lila fb sra tt. ~
(mo1wl
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c. OSndb 9iicbntDmb bireft
GgpreBsMn5eige.

HARNDEN EXPRESS,
30. 293 SS SaItim. reffr.
Sine neue Qinie pom Baltimore.
Sine neue Qinie na6 &i6monb.
Cine neue 2inie nab petersburg.
Sine neue 2inie nab Nprfolt. s.
Sine neue Qirie nab Gitn Boint
Gire reue Qinie nab Sort Worroe,
Hts 2arnhen Grpreb bat bas ~ausftIte6 tide gri
~. sum On : ne en- Ganpf : tute erfer Glade pn 6altt
"Iss "'% ger . tngeuanrten YIaset. .
a.. ooS StTunsu9netn, nm o TT OFsub' len, irpae man VI
Sr"mn : M, - .Da1sumrs sfrase obseten unb bteielte rerSsr
etstnsfUn, EbUmpIOm & Co.,
O q N So. Gteer tbIner,
~ F'Ro' Aeent. (jni6-1mt)
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-19

near dark, and / was more than anxious
To reach NV destination. -1 1. = 4
NV next Mr.. Smith was located in Len
nox street TWAS twilight when rang
the bell at his door.
A smiling fellow admitted me, fairly
forcing me into the hall, before could
utter word.
walk right in, sir; they are expect
ing you! The ladies will be down In
moment. Miss Hattie is in the parlor.
Walk right in, sir"
was gently pushed toward the door
of shadowy apartment, and at the en-
trance was announced:
"Mr. Henry"
The gas was not lighted and the apart
mept was in semi-darkness. heard
soft, quick football on the carpet. and
pair of arms fell around my neck, and
pair of the sweetest lips on the footstool
touched mine; and, good gracions-for a
moment the world swami | felt as II
had been stewed in honey and distilled
into Lubin's best triple extract OF roses
ooh. Henry-my dearest and best !
Why don't you kiss me, Henry2" cried a
voice like music, "have you ceased to
care for me" and again the kiss was re-
peated. :,
Who could resist the temptation? l
am naturally dif1dent man, but have
some human nature in me, and paid
her principal and interest.
sob, Henry I had so feared that being
in tho army had made you cold hearted
good heavens" She fell back against
a Chair pale as death. The servant had
lit the gas, and / stood revealed:
Il beg your pardon. narm, SAID /,
"there is evidently some mistake: may l
INQUIRE if Mr.. Smiths wife was Melinda
Byrne, eldest daughter Of my fathers
great uncle 2"
The red flush came to the young lady's
cheek-she was as handsome as d picture
and she replied with courtesy:
she was not. You will hope excuse
me for the blunder 1 have committed T!
We are expecting my brother Henry
from the army, aud your blue clothes
deceived me"
"For which I shall always wear blue,
I replied CALAMITY. "Allow me to intro.
duce myself: am Henry Parkwell of
,Souashvillao and in making my best
bow stumbled backward over an otto
man, and fell smash into a. china closet,
demolishing a dozen plates and as many
glass tumblers
sprang to my feet, seized my bag
and without word dashed ont Of the
house
knocked over man passing at the
moment, and landed in the gutter. lie
picked himself up, and was about to
make display of muscle, when glare
of the street lamp revealed the face ol
John Smith.
Eureka" cried I, ''allow LIE to inquire
if your wife was Melinda, the eldest
daughter of my fathers great uncle
Byrne2"
"she was" said he, grasping ny haud
land I am delighted to see you; but, con
found it you needn't have come al fri
low in that sort ola way"
But must cut short my story
He took me home with him; had y
good visit; l saw Melinda to my heart,
contents nay more, l met, and was prop
erly introduced to Hattie Smith, and
we'll am having new suit of clothe:
made, and in due time they will be mar
ried, myself in them, to the young lady
alluded to.
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JOSEPH TOLIVAR,

JOSEPH TOLIVAR,
l,GTAiL DEALER I'm HATS AND
IL CAPS No. Washington Hall, Wheeling,
Va Keeps constantly on hand full and
complete assortment of everything in his line,
which will be sold off at the lowest market rates.
sep20
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SWAMI HOUSE,

i ED HANDS. On Thursday, October sth,
1868, j. W. Dent, late OF the Richmond House,
took possession Of the Swami House Tor II
term Of years He hopes, by strict attention to
business to merit continuance Of tho very lib
sral patronage conferred upon him when propri
ctor of the Richmond
Every department is In tine charge Of the
most ctcient assistants j. WIN. DEM
scI2F
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS
New York Market,
tBy Telegraph

NEW YoRK, Sept H.
FLOUR-Dull; and 5dlOc lower: 81 59@7 90
| for extra State; So 3O0s 65 for X. II. O.; S. 7O0
| 10 10 for trade brands the market closing heavy
WHISKY-A shade firmer % % for WESTERN
small lots at 81 29i02 80.
WHEAT-Dull, and 162a lower; Il SAL 50
for Ohio Spring and Milwaukee Club Il 6i for
Amber Milwaukee; 81 SO for good amber red
western; and S202 t4a for new amber red west
ern.
RYE-Quiet and without decided change.
BARLEY-In moderate request.
CORN-Heavy for unsound, and trmer Tor
sound; 7s6s6c for unsound; 5ss ao9t for sound
mixed western.
OATS-55657.
COFFEE--Dull.
SUGAR-Cuba MuscOVado l20i3sc
MOLASSES-Dull.
PORK-Lower; s32 i2i632 37i for new mess
closing at S32 50 cash; $50 5Ge3l 90 for ls63-64
do; S28 OO8.6 25 for prime and 500 50d29 IS
for prime mess.
BEEF-Steady; IS 5Oai2 20 lor plain mess;
Sll 00dt4 50 for extra mess
BACON-puli.
BEEF HAMS-Quet
LARD-Firmer aud eX,it, 1; " d2S4c
BUTTER. Firmer; a5a a5c for Chic 35 645c for
State
CHEESE-In demand at IL alG!c
New York Money Market
by Telegraph
NEW YORK, Sept IL.
MONEY-Steadva at sac per cent.
STERLING-Quiet at 81 Okla G9t fOl gold.
CODA shade frmer. Opening at 81 43s;
advancing to 81 43s; closing at 81 Az;
baltimore Market.
by Telegraph
BALTIMORE, Sept. iS
FLOUR-Very Quot and steady. ~.
WHEAT-Firm; sales of 1000 Bushels Ken
lucky State.
CORN-Dull; white s5c yellow SIC.
PROVISIONS-Active
COFFEE-Steady; Rio 1920.
WHISKY-s2 81 for Western,
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JACOB GROSSCLOS,

Successor to Frobe & Gr0sscIosl)
MANUFACTURES OF BUGGEES,
Nl CARRIAGES, VS. &c, &c,
No 70 Market Street, keeps constantly Oh hand
and manufactures to order all kinds Of work in
his line of business. Particular attention given
to repairing
Second hand Carriages aud Buggies for
sale. sep2O
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-19
INSTRUCTION.
Wheeling Female College,
WHEELING. w. VA.

y.,xyIs INSTITUTION, CHAHIhn
Ed with full collegiate powers IN Iso1, a M.
recently reorganized under new boaru y; ~
reCtors will he opened as collegiate hstiS T,
az ,ba tirst "Wednesday in September next. Inc
buiIdinos are now being thoroughly rentteo anu
newly furnished throughout
In the liberaity of its arrangements IN tne On =,
tent and comprehensiveness OF its couIso -
stndv in its methods of tuition and government
and in the ability and experience OF It's boaIu
of destruction. the public may rely upon us
being a fTst-class seminary. s,,.
Having had many years experience Ii Sonueet
inc leading Educational institutions IN Lne Ea
TN and Middle States, i feel assured tnat WIN
The liberal patronage and the earnest COOPER
ION of the citizens of Wheeling and VICINITY
tha College will soon be able TO extend TO young
l,lies ali the facilities for an accomplished euu'
cation 10 be found outside OF our eastern inS''o
politan cities. ....;, % Ia ob,a
II affords me the highest satisfaction TO De ole
IN announoe the engagement OF corpse OF
teachers of distinguished ability experience
and reputation. ..,,,,.;os ord
sciences Miss Martha D. Halstead, former Pre-
centress of Wesleyan Female College, VIII
mington, Delaware. ,. 49,, ho,,a,
lettres. Miss Mary Williams late Preceptress OF
LAFAYETTE Institute Washington, ID. q:
In Music Miss Emily j. Shipey, OF New fors
ity, educated in Europe, and pupil OF Ba'si'
In the Fine Arts, Miss Isabella III. Gearn' vi
.he New York School OF Design.
Assistants will be added in these, or other DC
partments as occasion may require.
4 NORMAL DEPARTMENT will be organized q
on aarIy dav, having especial reference TO the
nreparation of young ladies for the business OF
| teaching. - ~, !. .,.,,5
4 PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT VIII be opened
for such Misses as are too young toenter tue col
EXPENSES PER QUARTER OF TEN
WEEKS.
TUIrIoy-First Preparatory, 90 Second IRE
paratory 81 First Collegiate, - second Col'
| fer;ate, 50; Junior, go; Senior sl2 % Latin
French German or other languag es, So E1per-
! im,ntal Sciences 90 extra, each Drawing, % :
| Painting in Oil, Sl0 Pastel j. Crayon, s5 Mu-
| sic on Piano. $40; Use of Instrument ~ 90 Vo'
cal Music, s6 Fuel ID and Sd quarters % cents
BoARp-s45; Fuel and Lights, IS washing
ST. Weekly Board, from Monday to Friday
| NIGHT, s37 81; Fuel and Lights, "a. :,
| Bills both for tuition and board payable In all
| cases at the commencement Of the quarter-sep'
| 9th, Nov 18th Feb lst and April 18th.
| Young ladies arc received at any time, but
| not for less than an entire quarter. In case OF
| protracted illness, allowance will be made
| Young ladies' should bring towels table napkins
umbrella and Overshoes.
| Applications may DO made by letter or pY
| calling at the College from 10 o'clock
| L. C. LOOMS, AN NJ, d.
July2O, 1865 President
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-19
J, e. G.. BAYHA,

DREAD, CRACKER AND CAKE
ID BAKERY, Market Street opposite the
Washington Hall, d few doors above Monroe
Street keep constantly on hand full assert
ment of this above articles.
sy@Their wagon runs constantly TO all parts
OF the city with Bread Crackers. Rusks, Cakes,
etc sep2O
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-19

JOHN L. HARGREAVES,
ALER IN READY MIXED
Gilt and Rosewood Picture Frames and Veni.
tian Blind Manufacturer, No. e Main Street
Wheeling, w. Va sep2O
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-19
CHARLES SIEBKE,

UCCE OR TO II. DIEMEL
y FANCY DYER AND SCOURER, South
Street, near the Is. & O. X. Il. Depot, Wheeling
W. Va. All kinds of Shawls, Ribbons, and eve
ry description Of Silks AMI WOODEN Goods. exc
cuted on short notice and on reasonable terms
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab
lishment in the Western States. sep20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-19
e. H. LEE. M. D,

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OF.
lA RlCE AND RESIDENCE, corner of
Min Alley and Main street, Centre Wheeling,
VIVA -
Stone In the Bladder, Strahismus ior Cross Eyej
aud al IA difersnt forms Of Clab Fpos.
Of6oe houn rom " to u A.. n end to
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-19
VedderHouse,

Barucsvflfc, Betmout
A. Nc vEDDERS PsePr'ei'I
THIS IaOTE1.G wnsGh
4 Gated near the Centrtl vni1 - ar
has been thoroughly rspnrsd an = = =
Il new open for ths' ep9cinsos.,s 1870 -
cling. public, The table y Gu sa III. s.s :
bet ths market AdhsaA o' y
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-27
PETROLEUM AS FUEL.
Something About the Early History
OF the Article.

Now that Petroleum is on every tongue,
the following article from the London
Times, showing the progress in England
of the experiment commenced in this
country some months ago, looking to the
substitution of petroleum for coal as fuel,
will be interesting;
An elementary course Of experiments
was commenced last week in the factory
department of Woolwich dock yard, with
view OF testing the capacity of petroleum
to supercede GOAL and other fuel on ship
board, and also In propelling steam ma
ehinerv In factories The method adopted
is totally distinct from that attempted
some time ago in the United States of
America. and is the patented invention Of
Mr.. Q. J. Richardson, an engineer residing
at Kensington. He has submitted his
plans to the Lords of the Admiralty, and
has obtained permission to carry out his
suggestion for the benefit of Her Maiastv's
service.
The plan under trial is simply to burn
the petroleum through 8 porous material,
which is placed in an iron chamber, dipped
into water vessel, also of iron. The oil
admitted into the chamber soddens the
porous material, and rises by a sort of
capillary attraction. The surface then
catches fire and burns rapidly as long as
the oil is supplied. The effect of the asme
is SO great that with the small apparatus,
which is only two feet superficial area, and
affixed to boiler, the oil on Saturday was
utilized 30 as to be equal for steam pur-
poses to five tons of coal. A third sdvan.
tsge is obtained by the employment of the
petroleum, namely, that no stokers are
needed, and the boilers can be supplied
with several fires, one above another. The
small CRATE used in the experiments was
placed under 3 boiler of I7-horse power,
and in two hours it raised the steam TO ten
pounds pressure. The only objectio-
seems to be the fear of explosive que "a
but these Mr.. Richardson states -Ities,
pared to guard against etectr ne is pre-
AllV