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@suusun8 Ser Qtnit suTt,rt. Nugeretm
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abgeftt3t wrrptn, mas etne wtfsntltpe
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jogen.
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wurpe bic Mngabt %tettgrapbirt, bag Der
Drdiipsnt Der Srau ft; StfsrIon Davis
oen 3utritt III ttrem Mann ssrtptietrt
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3utrttt " otmEelbtn i'll ertetAtern.
(VorthtsmnBreleln gegen GtnIhlep.
punG :uyrYGtfnsr Stranftttten.) - DIR
Ssrtat bse aderbau-O DEPARTMENTS fir
Wdrs III fptben ber6hentli6t pgrben.
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Der. St..&rnfNt In 9ambur0 babe ben
Staats Sefrtt6r benahrihti9t, bag er et-
ner an5aGl Sdutt bic Gtnfubr In bic Ser.
St1aten ntd5t er(autt bate, neil er lr.
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siner 0e8tno tamtn, pp bic Einptrftude
baNie.
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cine 9rret ftt unb Der Gcn9rf6 elm @eEts
poiiiren fctts, UNI bi. Gtaf6lsEpung biz
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lau 9trpprben unb Stt auotatlcnen finb
nur rpmtnefltr Ratur. Die ltbten Ser.
fdufe flnoen ~ 2 Shi1tnscn unb l Sen.
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tetn iett Der !3ett waren 2 Sdtatnse bas
bette @ebot.
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Sampfsrs.
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Dompfer rNep grunsptd" nit 200 Sc
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ton murcen Mebrere, bic fh perfp6tet
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IN ben 6afsn brad bestalb unter ben
tannpfuftstn Jenian.rn cine Meuteret
aus; ie nDtbtsten NIT Iiapttn In Der
6ane bic Sffltere CUR &adfabrt unb sur
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Aufribrer ipurben ans 9anb selebt unb
per Sabn wett.r befBrbert, tpprauf sas
Boot um 9 utr ietne Sabrt fcrtfeste.
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Ibermatism 8. = Diets fGusrsbattt
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bslt;. a5er U a a g Reabp ReItef bat
ROD iiets benz Hetcenben ~ioiortise GtIeibterlns ptrr
recr ntrpSltm JtBenaattsmus clue sau,Inee Selma
bsrrtr:t (9et troniihsm S9eumatisnus u. @iGt
pQte U aopas's Rt~inteunss.S j,
has icscnaiute 81 eu0oattn R]eipIpent,
rtsen benz &eabb ReItef sebrsu@t merSea,)
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AN~t'[ - ~ A+Nf :" NV NF't'-
9rutfne .Eeuers0crG3erune8
@cFcnf9jaft pom Baltimore.
Office: rorbreitItopc Gte Ron Sriltb- II, 9pmbarbar,
i'm 2. &tode Der DTarrferF' II. Wte 6autS' 9ant".
Girsan9 in aemtarehroec.
aGE5- SIR bic Nplicen mirb fetne 8ereh.
ttir9 ncinaht. %Qsa
8ttis rcr,e Gciruitoft 1T lett terfit 8tliiheruu0eu
01sr Qrt fe3sW geltar cher Shabsn blrdi Seuer tnts
ft9cHsuu bu,tr. Ga bic Giten her Gsitqitaft ii6
IN zen eGntsn Won itsr 60 foft turd0sncrts btuti6sr
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bIt'um ~bsipusers ttr9etaotri b'siem in uri,rer Wttie
emf cet ~irI'crfc, g'ajt8 be9rinbetcr uuterneBrlsr iere
8t i'd srlnBsn dIiupc. tlausr.
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Str~tttpren:
Spfepb Ruprsrt Gu9ui BGgner
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SCorA RcH Srieb' gnebr
sos Gtter getcr Eel,
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Staus &upet Grnit 30 uqut.
SGturim sees, Ger,
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tspre''
Dit. a. $antbfie.s
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tements crt,euernfu. 6ebsn mir 9eriid,rrilros. TpIiesr
tu ben b~tliaitc1 yrSriitn,r Staten aus. Sclde, 81,
t9cbnhauter, DtSse!n cher 'rsenb et;e Art bon gcfiss
l4un, fur elm rtrr iteStn Sabre ;r eetilheru rpIniden,
limb c!nae!aben. pprlu fpr,den mo bic ~reeu3irie Hreis.
LITE All cram niren. NGe gerluite peIesa, Hie fruter
prcuIt II. tn liberaltr 28eiie tslabIt.
- reftprtnI
Elm VI Sad Samuel Rirt
sluen Same Sncob Srijt
cianrse G. g9beetes ~TFranCiS Burns
sSanes Seth Hames gDouTs
sancaIter Cab flanets Y WiGer
9trab Waltcr Santes 3 GSectae len
Rietat0 Is yiaf0n gsau,et q Bruce
SDbuE u. u pore, Trdf.
5cth Sntstart Setr. Cslultl, 12Wt)
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NiS Samti'ensN ieetjtn TIT es eas riSlldIte Oetls
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traub RAID ben TGtienten II ibuBt eas GeIiem srr
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tberte, GpRBetior tter q / Ii neura
tetalens 8atltnt iib ~lei,ter II. pc9Itr iibtsn.
aSt6ttac 8tmcrtn II 8. - BSr 9ans,
ptrtbs uno VI neere, spelbe In ounu beiiecsl.
ten St9enesu pclneu, 100 es fdptr bait, be 0ienit,
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6utc Dteniie leIi,e, pp man Wttb%beba8tH pber
Z d ersen fEirt, peer mt
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t1linrneEi 6uIlen, S~tiiettett.
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pset nit Saistraune, 9alStnt3lneun5,
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NGbr, 87anbpunteu,
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Rr6mpfen
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&eabn Rcltef miro Dtb spn bisien 9eidiper.
ZEN In Get l6lmtmilen DOM binuen %eiuiyen Stlneeu
iurtrtu.
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1885,
Hdrtture- @mertfantfne
Yadetinbrt Nftieu : @eit1ihuft.
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bia SrnthanStcn.
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goft- 9anpfbtfei
S:Mustnh",o", 300 GOH. (usu) opt. Grautmaat.
rtScrTaniaT, 1900 ~ 3 GeIers.
H9arpnid-, $500 e N1rter,
-&UrUfiiG-, 2i00 - Ghpcnisn.
,Saearin", 2400 S aoute.
.Seutpuin". 2400 p9 Saad.
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rTr0scpntd". 26G0 Nlu BaQ.1
Die SGmpiet 6ieitr qtWic %bcf5rb,rn he
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SEa 3oaitura un5 9oEs: naa Rtz. 2oif;
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ta5s incl. 3stJFiaun6.I
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@sesa 2aIieR: 'gsrhe ran i5 in T:sa9inrt eEs.
f6Iitfltd tl biz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. her si.i-,
G, 2. Rt@arb d. BDaS, pr. o, 8areIaptr., mob,
BrcnbmHp.
IN 9altimcre an 7. aai7s, grgcbislDa as rGsut.
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Ia ssaEsE:SaJ Esidtis far @'nipaatersr uub
sSSfe 99sStMsS-N5S Rtiienbe!
&riparntD BON 3ett, Geib u. Gntfsynuns
bIrd1 bte
rEdItimcrersSbtp @ifenbenusF.
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U'et!crsGniiernira Der Baltir'pre nab
Et-tAt.

uefer gartsrStrr8. 500 Nsiisn.
~ Wenipcoo II. 9Dbeelim9 ......... 1898
- Sarrisburg II. pittSburs. ...... .65e
Durdl 6ts Wta,tctte. sinie. .,.......... bs5
cite yriearnis an ttr Gntftrnuna BON IFS
Snr6 bic @Ulnnbu3z2ini .......... 900
cine &rIratnii an Der Gnifernuus ben IS
We,fenes, lprId,e bic Baltimore. Sbic- Giierbobun
'bsrueel, leBsn bic Sfciie tn Ia Gage suriid II. fobrcn
III Na9en, bic aaf oaS 1gerbsa Gemiie u. mt acprI.
Rerien Sieat einsertdtet limb.
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nab aDen EielIen Sea gHefers.

IINlV WUtH NFVIIEN 9gH WgNeJS,
uber perter5bur8 uhb Rarietta pbet
Benmprb, Wheeling 1t. Columbus.
Die "ValttmprcsS bips@ ienbabn" bietet ben, r~siiefl.
ger, Irbittun' bic 0 stten @crtbeile In Stsrs auf
sGtnbeit Der 5eensrte'n, iobas ie Bon teir r auter,
Sabn in eteient Sarbe 'bettrcfien Dirb. Nieie sabr,
bon, at!aatiihen Nteere aiissebenb, 1T sliefie aus.
seoebnttite srre. aIeiGseitis ater ers Dit f~itrselte u.
bar uat benz Ieiten, bic nibt ~serIebler icQirr, fe ,i
teIreen.
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MusDn ! NcGGrrSSerti6 rursa&=tSs
feisFC:jsft Hrn SSGltinfNre4

FWEWFNV " y
Diefe @eieGihot 1T uiameer begert Esueg
9crltGerMrGsr flr otGbtr lie 2aEobei1i9ua
sttss1eniirsbrten Ole Office bsftubct FA re 90
%stGabNrase, ant ber Rotoiste.
$cLnGpgttS @rtfbent.
BtrsftprsR;
sbaunee 9r9s.8, g1diioent hel .%lasitern 9ars.s
9enrp @. &brGpd Ftr, 06, G~aSetteitr
Arl. Gbesnri, eOu H&nt. gbeS nut = 70.
tniru Wdrtpurt asuituanr, SoutbEr.
GBul. gtieors, s0n 99nto @ttbges h SosR,
sobr ca. 5ripss. WebftSnbferl Rrait',-.
.H,piert Hd!tbems, BON 9hr8, Wtttselp8 a iSsep,
TER. :. E3ert Sscis u gl0rt- pBtlec.
lchr g. Bridges, pon q. g @li6acs q 60
.EpHU Gnats5 8,cttt' f6noleT,
genes =, @sear. bon @shr Gptar,
S0br ElrHtup, it,. ferat&BSraler SaltiRiorefr.
tSftttSN Etia swear. 'tsfr.
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QG$, u SIS. sss@satEs
isFter get &tLgerk G o., siep-grr,
y satfnet M Gtn 4,
9fHeroI-Ss eat ttr
Ytaner II GgtIet's
Vstsnitrte ftia0ebeubs
8d M d insa,

7 7 Vt q Z .
bicie Waidtnen finc nil ben ~ntueteH 9ertelie.Gns
sen cerisben iirb eufd bic Setea:s ppr 5cps, Sinaer
h 60. &c. gei!dett, MAIDEN ben fefefen Stid, fir GuG
i'd EN- srpssa Eager BON SiH0cr's rnb antetu paterr
tirtst laftiutn sum 9ersauis aas 5iut @srrcntsa
bta;ssr. ais %useueipp,
&eparafuten wereen auf aas 5tatsFfe linb
9etc tsrseiteli. aue m66lid,er SbeiIe fur 0asr
sRai6tner bate ID lest icrtie an Sanb, ais: Gbuitls.
Dtir,rs, Ramm. Raber, Woaers, SprtR9s ,t. 5cmcr
ale ser.sn sSeibe, SpcclDG etirn, @arHa sfabsln, CeI
uno ale in has fad c;ni6ta6c1te slrtttel fur 5drci.
ber II. 3eitrdcr. GfitflunseR aus psm 2enre 'ptrotn
rrcnlpt bciprlt. iHla4->
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g , btIn.

Ere R,ti,iucr fnb carhter einrertarceu. bab 30.
bin has bette NFittel se1eu S'rapb.ln II. ale Rraut.
hsittu, irtitte mtt b'eIen ~rerrpentt iiub, 1T NE des
iemlls ,ntoect pprstu. DieSauptidnteria!tit be!aut
earin, enc rtiEs IufBiuns ~eeii,itsn ;p abattea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-30

eigsntbimcr, Nr. 90, Gepitr., SEEN. Dor,
rub bel aItn Grrsutfter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-30

Sn Wpbitt. &lab., Bat Der Sss
9aumpoflen Shwtnocts ongetld9te q.
.. Derter ieBt etnsn Yrr,eB eeasn
Sen. Wopbs a~nbdnBtS 9ema8t, rourt1 er
auf etne gntf6doieurgsiObluns son
100000 fur fattGe @inlpnrune Il. an
trdst. Benz. SutItr III elmer fetnsr aD.
potaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-30

Sn o, Genn., fpars
fen it6 lTpet befrette Re9er ss9eniettie NIT
Stetnet, unb elmer berislben tpurbe sabet
8etDbtet. Das fabrte III etnsm @rpssFc,
Der nunrnttr Dor elmer Surs Don u sic.
germ gefltrt wire.
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charges lmpOtcncy, General Debility, Nervous
ness Dyspepsia Languor, Low Spirits, Conin'
sion vi Ideas, Palpitation oi the Heart Iimid''
~ Trembling, pinness OF sight, Giddiness'
Disease of the Head. Throat, No-c OF Skin, At
fcctions of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach Vt bow
cl--thosc Terrible Disorders arising from Soil.
tary Habits of Youth-sEcREr and solitary prac-
tices more fatal to their victims than the songs
Of Syrcns 10 the Mariners Of Ulysses, bhghting
their most brilliant hopes OF anticipations, ron
dering marriage, &c, impossible.
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victims 81 Solt'
tary Vice that dreadful and destructive habit,
which annually sweeps 10 an uniimely graN.
thousands of Young Men Of the most exalted
talents and brilliant intellect, who might other
wise have entranced listening senatcs with the
thunder of elOqncncr, OF walked 10 ecstaey the
thrilling Tyre, may call with full confidence.
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men contenlplat.
ing Marriage, being aware OF Physical Weak
ness, organic debility, deforndties, speedily
cured.
He who places himself under the care OF Dr.
J.. may religiously conhde In his honor a. gen
tlcman and confidently rely upon his skill ~ [,
physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and Full vigor Restored.
This Distressing Affection, which rcnders Life
miserable and Marriage impossible Is the penal.
| " paid by the victims of improper indulgence.
\ Dung persons are tOo apt Ia commit ehcossrs.
! frum not being aware of the dreadful con-"'
4. N..skH l...tl aln an iaF
stands the subject will pretend To deny that the
power of procreation is lost sooner by those fall
| ing into improper habits than by the prndeni.
Besides being deprived Of the pleasure OF healthy
toms of both body and mind arise. The System
becomes Dcrangcd the Physical and Mental
Functions weakened loss of Procrratiye Power,
Nervous lrritability. Dyspepsia, Palpitation OF
the Heart, Indigestion Constitutional Debility,
u wasting OF the Frame, Cough, Consumption,
|
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THE POULTRY MARKET.-The supply
of poultry is not plentiful in our market
just now. There is plenty of poultry in
the country, and holders are willing to
dispose or it at prices which they con-
slider quite reasonable. Buyers from
the East arc round about in the coun-
try purchasing plenty Of spring chick
ems, which weigh from two and half
to three pounds apiece, at twenty-five
cents each fowl alive. So far, good;
but it is the other boot that pinches.
Retail dealers in poultry modestly ask
you twenty cents per pound fer chick
ems, and twenty cents per pound for
turkeys. Some of them buy the fowls
alive at the above price, have them
killed and dressed at small expense,
and sell them at profit which should
crafty their loftiest ambition. Ifsome
humane dealer, one who pities the con-
sumers, will sell nice poultry say at
twelve or fourteen cents per pound, We
guarantee he will reap his reward in a
hurry; for the people will be sure to
find him out and patronize him.
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Our HUNTING. Yesterday morning
officers Price, Brady, Harrison and
Tracy went mp town in pursuit of John
alias "DSnce' Russell, who was charged
with stealing a horse. They repaired
to Russells house, one officer posted
himself at the front door, two at the
back door, and the fourth entered the
premises. The house was thoroughly
searched, but "Donce" was not found.
As the officers were taking last look
at the garnet, they discovered that
board had been forced out of the parti-
ton. They passed through the aperture
into the next building, and down
through the dwelling of Mr.. Mayor.
They then entered the next house, Mr..
Colts, and, after diligent search,
found Russell snugly laid on bed be-
tween two mattresses. Russell was
made prisoner and lodged in the lock-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-27

SENT UP.-John Russell and John
Loughman, two ofthe three men charged
with stealing horse from the stable of
Nr. Robert Irwin, in Centre Wheeling,
on Saturday night, were yesterday
given hearing before Judge Good, and
committed to Jail for further hearing
at the next term of Circuit Court. The
third party in the transaction, a young
man named Sweeney, has not, as yet,
been heard of, and 1t is thought he has
left for parts unknown.
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can never, by any possibility, be brought
out by drawing-room instruction. By
social feelings is meant not SO much
the nero matter of regard for each 9TH
er among the members (although that,
too, is an excellent thing,) but the feel
ings referred to are those which
lead TO the greatest usefulness in
society. Private instruction has
an unfortunate tendency to
exclusiveness. One result is seen in the
difficulty now experienced in inducing
the best singers of congregation to
take their places in the choir. 1t indi-
Gates bad state of things, when, as is
now frequently the case, church
which contains, perhaps, a dozen excel
lent singers is obliged to put up with
very Indifferent music on the Sabbath.
This could not happen if the young peo-
pie of the church were brought
together frequently for the enjoy
ment of social music, or in other words,
if they were brought up in the habi of
attending n church or community sing
ing school. Pastors should guard this
point most earthly, and use all their
influence for the perpetuation of this
useful institution. 1t is true, there is
now difficulty which was not formerly
experienced, arising from scarcity Of
teachers. 1t is better, however, to en-
ploy an Indifferent teacher than
for singers to give up the
habit of assembling themselves
selves together" But if the first-class
teacher can possibly be obtained, do
not let the paltry consideration OF few
dollars stand in the way of securing his
services. Tbs cost of preparation for
teaching has increased almost a hun
dred fold within twenty-five years, and
if the teacher is not well paid for his
services In class instruction, he will
soon turn his attention to the more at
tractive and remunorative department
of private lessons.
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A WORD IN BEHALF OF SINGING
ScHooLs.-The greatest mistake of the
present day in musical matters, is the
tendency to set aside the good old-fash-
toned system of singing schools. Many
improvements in the means of general
musical education has been introduced
within few years past, but there is
nothing that can take the place of these
singing classes. Better lose all the rest
than to lose these. Private instruction,
though of the very best kind, can never
take their place. In them there is not
only improvement in music, but in just
the things to which it is the province
Of music to lead. The social feelings,
for instance, are there developed as they
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-27

Coat THIEvEs.-As winter approaches
coat thieves come out of their holes.
Yesterday afternoon the hall of the resi-
dence of q gentleman in East Wheeling
was entered by providing thief, who
was about appropriating q valuable
overcoat to his own use, when the
owner of the premises made his appear
ance. The thief made good his escape.
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To Merchants and StOre-kcep.
PrS.

4 GENTLEMAN a FRIEND OF MINE)
a recently from London, England, who has
extensive experience "a a Professional Account
ant is DESTROYS of taking charge of three or
four sets of boOks-that is TO say, doing the
iournalizing, posting, and making monthly trial
balances, a. also closing and showing the pos
tive results of the business whenever required.
In this way he feels that those whose business
do not admit of their employing the absolute
services of a thorough book keeper may for n
very small weekly sum, secure that accuracy
and order in their accounts that the simplest
business 10 be successful imperatively requires.
Further information will be furnished by j.:
GREASY. Commercial College, corner Main and
Monroe streets, Wheeling, W. Va. Dov27
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-27

ABANDONED.-The committee of ar
rangements for the fair and festival, to
be given next week, for the benefit of
the Fourth Presbyterian Church, have
abandoned the election" project, men
toned in our issue yesterday. The
Zane Street Methodist School was not
willing to be competitor for the prize.