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llrtbeiI i'm Ga[e BON GOf. Saames.

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Sol. Saques bon S(iltOi8, Oe0en 9ro5eB me-
gen aforo lett etntsen 5agen Scrbauoelt muir
De, baben Die @elApprenen, pbne ihre Sibe
3u Derlafea, Elm ,,9ftGtlaulpts" amsselprp>
den.
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&ennfprinnhI in Gnnnrcticnt

New 6aDen, 16. Scat. = Oas 6au&
ballOttrte beute pe9en Der Senator fele mi.
fcl9enpem Neiultat s. g. 5errY 1872, 81
st. 9ubRarO 93, 8. 9. Softer 7, Stp6, s.
Seymour L. Der Senat ltimmt mproen.
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Die Cholera.

New OOrt, Is. Mat. - @uf Dem So
ipttollAif iinp in lester gla6t feline neuen
G9OlerafGle pOr9efummeu, nod Nerlonen Der
6rantbett erlesen. Qm 8prD bes @tratnia
1ttD Slinpis lit NQes tppbl.
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My. .. Sowes gr0Ber GtrcnS II. V6s
rdoe5 H9. - SODeS GROCER Circus lit gege1s
tpGrti9 auf Der 9feiie mad Baltimore 1tnb nirb am
rGdlten WtCrtag bier anfpnlmen 1inb cine furSe
Satl0lI bon 6 Sa9en bier Derpeilen. Setre
Sltnltlertruppe lit BON ebel1ali9en Wtit9lie6er1 Der
beitelt @onpa9rieli III @n9Iau0 uub Dem elrDpdt>
lpe1t Sentiment 5ulannien9eiest. Die Yrp5elfipn
Der @elellldaft burd Die StraBet tdt1l nddIten
Utortag ptr0 allies 0a9etpeIene iibertreffen nno
lelblt Gel1te, nelde etntge Wteilen 5u 9ebeu babeu,
Den brlllallten 53ug 81 le9eiI, pirO Der @eg ui9t
relert.
BsAp Na d Sremen. = Ser gorbbertlde
Wppp>O ar1pfer Stem Oprt" sebt rGdfen cams
tag BON Stem 0Orf nad europa. Bic Soft fir
0elltI4lanO nit bteiem 0ampfer I9lieBt bier am
Srettag g1adrntttag 6 u9r.
BSA Na6 $ am burg. - Ser Oampfer
O@ermalIia" 9ebt ltd9ite1 Samftag BON Seem Oorf
tla9 europa alb. YaI1a9e nad) Bremen pber
Sanlblrg famt III Der g8eder>O Office. 9eItdert pers
ben.
nAs SEER @nin9er, @de BON Sight unb 2ee1tr.
ber5apft ie6en Sag bieier g9O4e ELL uusge5eidnes
te8 @la8 SOd6ier, WOrauf mir bic 2iebbaber beS
@eritenIafteS aufnlertiam MAIDEN.
p Mfafcn=0erSammluna. @gsa
%3n te6ereiutimnuus nit einem BeI6lus elmer frii6eren
Seriamnttun9 Der unbebin0ten l~lnippmdnner BON Balti@
more mtro am rdfften 6reitag, ben Is. b. Wtts., in ben
gtem 41enIblp No0nlS (@de Gcmbarb= unb SanpSer1tr.)
elne Wtalen=Uetlaminlung ~obsebalten noe, ben, Su wtI9er
Aue e~tn9elaben ftnb, bic gu 9unten Der l1nterftisur9 Der
lopaleu UtajpritGt bes @Ougrefies unb fir Iufr, 6terbol=
tung beS Gfesiitrirseiebes ftnb, ipwte bic SanblungeweiIe
BET Wftncritdt beS @recutio=@ onlmitteeS in iprem 4ufruf
5usetuer Contention am 6. SUM- unterfiben. Sommt
aue, bic SBr 9lau6t, baB nur b lie, wet6e bon anIdne
an feft lobal %geblieban itab, aud bere@tiDt ftuO. Zen 0fatb
Der Nation rnc beS Staate8 gu bilben unb i9lie6t @u9
benz Sample an.
0teie Serlanlrnlln9 tpr6 bon u1ebreren 6eroprraeenben
9on9reBmdnnern lnp Nubern dngerebet tperben, beren
Jto1len lpdter oerSffentll9t tparte1.
SO NJ. DanieL ErGI.
8. Serbert @t& arbfo II, @ect. mos
~ Sin 8eriu6 nit
WGcame %Orter's @nftensS5 oIfant
lett ben lesten att5e6n Sa6ren bat Der Nelt ben 8epeis
bon oe11en gEirtungen in Der SeIln9 bon ~9un9en6ei tiperz
ben ~9eltefert, nit benz f9 teiu auberes betanntes Olittel
o~er8letben fam. Wie he Sabre bieie Gbatiafen r,e6r II.
6eiler betannt MAIDEN, is pirb aud Ser 8aliam INNER
rePr elm nct6wenbiyer Sau8artifel in alien SlaIlen. @s
9lHt lebenoe BepeiIe feiner unoer9leibbaren Niisli4feit
IN ben Uteten BON Zen iGreGliteu Sbmptomen Der srGBz
li9en Granf9eit, @u85ebrun9, entrifiene Spfer. Grei8 25
u1o so Gents bic 8laine.
S1S SsitDeit Der 3esftUrin9
tmrb nienloIs Bel 3G6nen bprtcnuteu, penn b~teielben tGg=
lid nit poRtrieheutent @p5pbpn mt g~e6itrftet trerber.
@s 8tebt ictppbt benz Nt6em einen b~uftensen BpbGeeruf,
a8 ard ben 3G6neu eineu S9nt se9en 6raB unb TGul.
nis. TWiai12-l9I
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i'm 8eIlebue @arten, on Der 8reoerid Gcab.
fannten unb Ereuneeu finite benz Yu6lttnra I'M @u9emeinen
bic ersebene @ntei8e, baB er ant Yftnsh'D lrrtd8 i'm EbeH
acndnnten Garten eth 9tfntc dttalten mtrb, r5pbu bic 6eiter
@prfeGrunaen g~vtrDfeu frt. Gte yiufiF 1T in ben Sdnten
bes rubmlt3f befannten Capt. Geifert, pel1er NIT %fltnssn-
benz Sp'el ben Surnerm Sctau5ieben un6 TN @Grten anse-
tgnnrren, bte Soniluft9en tn feter 8epeBurg bGlten rtrD.
Die pratttI6en Burner FeTten burG SGauturusn, bic
Sdneer burG ausBSaa9ite Sc ~fangsffufe BEN nettben 8efu-
dern rem Gag f. aneenebnt el8 mDsltG nddtn; alip rerben
Eurnaret @efang unb Wiuiit nit etrauber t%pettstfsrn.
Ser W. 8. Gprpperetn tat elmer @tnlGtun8 3ufp;8t be-
I4tp6en, f6 in @GrpOre 81 b%et9gtIt8en uub rttb 6trlsIbe
Iei baSerf6npI6 sur au8entetnGn Selaatgun9 iEtn ntoGlsfes
~bettrasen.
Eidets rs @ents a Ytripn, 8tnter rner IL Sa5ren fret.
Das @pmtte: & pbnRDemar Bort
tmi12-21) Wat. 9eBIer, Sstr.
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Staotz@~ pmmi0drs office.

VT ~~FWFFTW%~ ~TVNNA
Baltimore, IL. Ndt 1866.
SIN 8UIee elmer Application pifb hermit NadrtGt eeee-
Ben, tas Der Stabt-@ Cnmtfir uub Surveyor am Dtenfae,
%. Wai, IL llbr @ortntstass an Srt unb SteGe fein werben,
I'M bte %@jra0truns pon 2OSe @rpSe Ilf9 spii6en Eager un6
Gbaie StraBe irfsufslen.
Spb SMITH,
(bpfabt @lerf hes Stapt.G prnntf1rs.
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OeuU 0~Il5(j0eil.
RDli5eizD spartsment,

NDlisetzD epartsment,
WfnrGdaus Office.
BdGttmpre, 16 W6t 1866.
Nnt 16. b. pur6e cine weiee 6 II + nit fdnarser ytdfe
uno Sbren, baS ltnfe Scrberbetn eefrummt am 6nte, herunt=
fretfenb e%efInten. OnS 8etn f6etnt fd on 1ebrpben acne.
fen Su ieiu. WGn tnelbe I'D tn biefer Sffce.
Gbpm $. 6 q rratGae
(6Pt 9Oltiet. NRdt ftaI.
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W$nhI=Nu1ei
gS$arnuno.

ID parne btermtt 61s @utltfurn, ttetner Trdu @ltfabett
Sane Srnbel etras 81 bpr8en, IA iN pDn ttr eernad,te S6ul'
ben niGt beSabIen pegAe. QBm 9err9 8raBeL
(tmtoa) 601 0tabtfr.
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ANirtblaaft Sa pertaufsn (@eOrgetown).
gine Slt eimaerl4ttte QDirtb1aafs, I'm Miitttlplnft SCI
itabt 8slSsn. 1T FIR btat8 sa %petfaaFen. Nd6ersS naf
tfresed bft Gasp 3p6, gtr. Ii @Ge OAn Stab unt
emarlN r. g.. Q5aOraet mn, 8. 6. ,Sfmf6ni
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Gmri6h'8 Weffanraliur1.
NIX TYs 355 @enniploania Noe., ro6e 6. e

AILZ ITtAtNt VIZ T. -IttItt 2 DtIuWNIJ
MetRcn Grtunsen urb BEN eei6 tan 9Gblifum sur Gfa6,.
Y d., TAB 10 res @af9aus 6cfannt ais european 6OteI
o sfRntbGtiS ta.ber ~euf8e8eten babe NIB BITE &esaurattUu
lTuber ais Gatl gBeTner's hctannt, ~. 355 Qenuis(Uanto
MpenIi, nats s Sttass, 1ferncntn1en ba6e.
Sh iperbs &c an IL Rer Wube fet!et l%aiish, 6ern 9es6rteu
9nSltinn ~ fenl otlt5n nag or gtarIt 9rtn8tt %anfsnnar-
Der sdrte III ipeiIsn.
N0e.u 9e0er tn att bent b,aen gBeiner enb 81 qu6rtn Der
fesen urS wereep su SEN 6iGilten Vretfen p~erfeuft. tilM
8 ttseu 2uirru9 bittet aatuH8stpG
~(mtGtl6-lmtiat) g. Gmrt&.
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@antItr. 8auperein SO. 2.

OalElt OaupereIn 9to. Z.
Ma6ben, bic Snfitutru ns bte1ts @ereinS eeT&eben, bic
Stamsen erndbit. fintet BITE re9elmaBtge Berfun rluue jc-
ten &panertaa IbentS 8 I6r tn Der aDEbnur8 bts 9srrn
g.. 5prf, SO, &c gautfr., fatt. Gte erie Iufsabiare Be-
9nnt ben II, Mtat. "a etne 6rp6e Mnsabl ppn Nntbeten
bcreit8 entnprtmen limb, rerfen Mle, pelhe nod sefcRncn
finb, FG pteftn 0sreine dnS u%lhlte5en, srfE4t tire &umeI'
eungeu &c. IN ben ua6fen 8srfdmmlungen tu rrd4en,
s. MenRe. g.. 9prf, $. ObrHarr,
(r,1lI1- NrGF GSd,otnt. Gcfr.
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Baltimore @itp BaupI

Ole n66fe Dflegaten-Bs rianmluna in 8etreft bes Sprr-
t~G8sgefeBeS ftnbtt a DDnnerfa5 ben II IiGt Nbenbs 8 ubr
tr tleinsn Gaal ftr 8%eSeRbale hatt.
ibtrnihpl y. OprAutb, GER.
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~ Gin 8eriu1 nit
oas Sei0sm Der Serf1runa

ptrb rientoT8 Bel 3G6uen bprtourteu, penn ~bieIeIteu tag
lid NIT poRlrie4eurent 9p5pbDn 9~e6itrftet per6en.
Sc 8ie6t icnp6t BEN atbetn cinen ~buftensen gBrblsern6,
aS ard BEN 3a6neu eineu G9ns Segen 6ruB unb Tdul.
nis. TWiai12-l9I
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Baltimore @itp BauDeretn.
Den W1ttglte6ern ur6 Sreunber heS Gereins sur Ra9=
riot, bdB Dpuaerifdg, II. N3at, sunt Settauf bS @eIeeS sc
i9ritteu wtrb.
geretnslpfal So. TAI 80. galtimOrefr.
SIN @uftrag
mtbp) Aug. SOD, SER.
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SIOhn &. MieOfelO1

Iqent oe5 Baltimore Weder",
It sud Sic N3entur bsr Columbia uberupntuen urb &c.
ret %idrrmiltte ,beutff- amsrtrdn i@e, fpptt ttutf1e BEL
trtatE4e uns poIttlt9e Set ibrtfi:n. tiaai15-i)
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GrnInllnnB Qnrm.

atadt ben N s~eebrten publttura BITE Anaet0e, tas Ct nun cine
5rObe AusWoll b%etfeIbea, nebR s~ot5cnen unb flbernen lhren
sber Writ D~prrGtbtS Bat.
IspdrGturGH al gbrpn0mctern Unb uhren bpn alien Srr.
Iet WerOeR GUS Sefe bgforst. Iua pereeu ale 8eaara.
tHren fdr a~uspdrttBe Der frnfn FIR nbrrnaaer au reeu;tr-
ten presienl pnnftl'd onrd1 bic Dpf coer @rpres beierst.
A6refe: $. Ratt, Ne 48O Fena. ave. @afbp8tra,
3. s. 17auaiSI
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r retder Iusaattuus
dueS bt8her In Gurppa unb Nrerifa Dasepe ene ubertrift
Die erfe Qarate II be erfe Vprfeuuns fntet iatt am
SD / a, c Il Il. lat. lbGfiA
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fV
,appeG contra 9 9wtegeriOb n,"
cine in 9eutIdlaub iebr frequentirte Ypiie, lpirb
beute @beno ais SenefiS &prftelung fir Serrn
&iibne int @pncorbia Sbeater auf9efitbrt rperoer1.
Die e~iuselnen @oneu fi1o ale 10 palie1p beiebt
moroe1' baB bas @nienlble eiu iebr sntsS gu per>
ben perIprt9t. 9uBer Der Serre1 8aG uap &oB'
bad baben nod Die Serren 9ertrig, SrOop nllD
gSattenldeibt aus gang beionberer @efGat9feit tbre
Ntitpirfun9 9iti9ft 5Igelagt.
Gardner nnb 9emmtng8 grocer
Circus unb M~ena9erie babet iAre 8or@
Itell1ngeu uabe benz Selatruarfte g~elterll e%rSTtnet
uuo mar baS 3elt %jebe8nlal iebr fart beiuft. Die
@umpaauie bat cine ausse5ei4nete grippe titd>
tiger 2luftreiter nnp cine grObe 2lu5atl 9ntOreftr>
ter Bferbe. NnberDem 1T nit bieiem @trcnS San
ambnrsbs b~eriibnte Melaserie OerbuaOen, pelGe
bic lebeaSnertbelten fremoel &biere III tbren Sd'
ftsen bat. Gin 8eiu9 bieler erq1llttert !S4aI'
itsauns mirb far Seperulann interellant lstn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27


F1RE-The alarm of fire abOnt half
past ten o'clock last night, was OCCASION
ed by the discovery Of smoke issuing from
the windows of the photograph gallery of
Brown & Lose, on Main street The fire.
men were promptly on the spot, but it
wassome time before they went system
atically to work. After the elapse of five
or ten minutes, during which time water
Was thrown all over the streets, in stores
aad mp against the buildings, and several
free fights were indulgea in. windows
and doors were broken open, and 1T was
found that the smoke vas cansed by the
burning of lumber, etc, under the stair
way leading M Into the gallery.
The fire was speedily eXtingnished.
Last nights proceedings clearly dem
onstrate the necessity of Chief of Fire
Department. The fireman were on hand,
ready for duty, but fop the want of some
ono, having authority, to direct the
efforts to extiuguish the fire, and to pre-
vent the reckless destruction ofproperty,
hundreds of dollars worth of goods
were destroyed The amount of prop
erty needlessly destroyed last night
woald more than pay the salary Of a
Head Centre for u year. The tiremen
are not to blame for these things, as, iii
their present disorganized condition,
nothing else can be expected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

II y
SENT TO LRxINGT0N.-The bronze
statue Of Washington, which was stolen
about two years ago from Lexington
by command of Major General Hunter
| was yesterday sent by Express TO ,n0
place from where it had been 80 run. -,
tlessly carried off. Our reaaerS VIZ
recollect the circumstances OF TINS 'ah'
daIism and with what gusto the General,
IT, had failed to capture live men, sent
the bronze trophy to this city. The
statue was stolen during the famous
Hunter raid of 1864, in which fOolhardy
chase a number of Federal soldiers lost
their iiI es for want of care and atten-
ton on the part of their commanding
officers. We have vivid recollection
Of the affair, as the publication OF the
outrageous conduct of the vandal Hun
ter caused the suppression of the REGIS
TER and the imprisonment of its editors
What the black Republicanswe were pleased
to call capture" we then styled a
theft" and the Legislature of West
Virginia, in restoring the statue, admits
that it was really what We called it, r-C
The statue was returned to Lexington
upon demand made for it by the State
authorities at Richmond. We hope it
may remain at Lexington, where it be-
longs, and trust that city may never
again be disgraced by the presence OF
General Hunter-a man who never won
a battle, and has now sunk to that iufa-
my he so richly deserves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27


ALMOST A FIRE.-Night before last
somo thoughtless boys threw some
fire crackers into the house OfMr. George
MGinnis, Oh Market street. The report
of tho crackers was heard by Mrs. G's
family, but they Thought they were be-
ing fred off by boys in the street Some
time afterwards clouds Of smoke we're
observed to be issuiug from the room in
to which the fre-crackers had been
thrown. and upon examination it was
found that the covering on one OF the
beds was on fire The discovery was Il
timely one, as the flames would have
burst ont III a few moments The fire
was oNtinguished before any public
alarm was made
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

THE SUMMER SEAsoN-Has its perils
as we'll as its pleasures At home OF
abroad you should have friend at hand,
in "Logan'S Essence Of Jamaica Ginger !! y
1t is an elegant tonic, and corrective
of evils, resulting from errors in diet =
Price 35 cents, sold by dealers. 5sa ..-s
T. Ill. LOGAN g. Co. 5s
... LOGAN LIST u Co,
Proprietors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

WIN J. IIoUSToN The funeral ct Mr.
VIM J Houston will take place this
morning at 10 O'Clock. The deceased
was native of this city, and was highly
respected by the people during all his
residence here. He was possessed OF n
kind heart and a genial and social dis,
rosition that won for him hosts OF
friends. IIo will he sadly missed from
the large circle Of his acquaintance
hero
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

POLUE.-Thrcc cases wore tried III
the Police Court yesterday. Joseph
Edwards for lenuging in the Market
House. was fined one dollar and costs;
G. ". Humphrey, ior selling meat by
light weight (three pounds for five) was
fined ten dollars and costs; and james
Dagan for bathing in the river IN day
Iicht. was fined one dollar and costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

If you would quench your thirst
these warm days with q drink, will
which the Nectar and Ambrosia of the
Gods alone might bear comparison, 90 to
Bookings Drug Store, and try his Spark.
ling, Ice Geld Soda Water-nothine
equal to it sold anywhere A choice SO
lection, of Cream and Fruit Syrups, No.
Odd Fellows Hall. 75a "a .zs.g.,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

PUREsT AND SWEETEST COP LIVER
Ou-in the world manufactured from
flesh selected Hvers on the sea'coast.
This oil is characterized by y sweetness
and purity peculiar to it alone. Its
reputation is so great that 1t takes the
bead Of other oils, aud is universally pre-
scrihed by physicians. Remember to
ask for" Hazard \, Caswells Cod Liver
Oh"
CAS- WELL, MACK & Co, New York"
Sole Manufacturers,
! For sale 10y all Druggists. Gowns
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

SUPERVISORS An adjourned meet'ng
OF the Board. Of Supervisors will he held
Mt the Court House to day, when it 10
expected the work of making the conn.
On levy for tho ensuing year viii he I'm
iShHl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

TIE WEED. '-Smollcrs and users OF
the Weed" will be pleased to learn
that Congress has at last amended the
Internal Revenue Law, and that aftor
the first of next month reasonable re-
duction will be made III prices Wheel
ing "Stogies can soon be had Mt tar
prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

A PETITION is being circulated and
largely signed, asking City Councils to
repair or rebuild the wooden fo"t-waik
at the East end of Quincy street The
repair should be made 10y al means.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

SPECIAL CAUTION. = Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup has become so popular
that various parties have put ont arti-
cles calling them Mrs Winslow's. Please
take notice that the Mrs. Winslow of
the Soothing Syrup is not connected
with an other article. (June 1-3m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27
ROOTS AND SHOES FOR THE MIILros

Doors AND SHOES FOR THE MILLION.
We observe that our enterprising
shoe dealers Messrs. Blond and Bach
man, have on hand one of the largest
and most complete assoftinents ofboots,
shoes and CATERS ever brought to the
city. Prices reasonable. Call at their
store, Main Street, corner Sprigg Alloy,
and secure bargains. .4zLLgIHT 10
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

THE EXAMINATION of classes at the
Wheeling Female Seminary closed yes
terday. The exercises wer" alike credi'
table ~ teachers and pupils.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

JUST RECEIVED at Partridge's Gallery
new stock of Black Walnut goods
consisting of Wall Brackets, Mouldings,
Looking Glass and Oval Picture Frames
ia7
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

The College has met with great en-
couragement during the past year, and
has given those Immediately interested IN
its Welfare great reason to hopefor ulti-
mate and unparalleled success.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

ORrHoGRAPuY.- We yesterday noticed
a sicu on Market street, bearing the fol-
lowing inscription: Washing and i'm
ing duu hear
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-27

Having been present durinr \ mart of
the first annual examination 1T tbs
Wheeling Female College, it gives ma
,leasure to say that the exercises WA
witnessed were CERTAINLY ola HIGH nrdsr
The yomg ladies' in the several classes
.xamined, by the general prompLness
aud correctness of their answers and the
snnerior character of their respective
productions and performances, reelected
the highest credit on Presiden: Loomis
AMI the accomplished and efficient
teachers associated with him.
We cannot but congratulate tn,
friends of the College on the marke,
success which has thus far crowned theil
efforts for the establishment aud main
tenanee of a school of the highest grad
in their midst where all that is heaithiu
in dicipline, sound in Instruction, rehne'
aud eievating i'll manners and associa
tiOns, and pure in morals, may b
brought within reach of their daughter
aud at their own homes. We doubt no
a successful future will crown such
promising commencement.
ALEX. MARTIN,
.-.r-- JAMES L. CLARK,
s. STERILE
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NASHVILLE, Tom. Deo. !. lstl

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100 Mats Cinnamon,
500 lbs Gloves, q
$50 " Nutmegs sound
500 " Allspice,
For sale by LAUGHLlNS & BUSHFlEl.D
~ Bags Pepper prime sllted
81 Boxes Corn Starch
~ Ground Ginger,
- " Ground Pepper
For sale 10y LAUGHLlNS 4 BUSHFlRLO
500 lbs Manila and Bengal Indigo
3 sou d" Madden 0mbro.
sSoS Extract Logwood, assorted boxes,
200 d" Clipped Logwood, III boxes,
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- Dozen Burnetts Extract Lemoi
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2n Extract Rose and Almonds
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81 Dozen Fancy COlognesr1
300 q" Rose and Bears Oil,
I'll " BaLine's POmades,
81 4" GleDn's Pomades,
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81 Dozen Paint Brushes, assorted
so " Sash Tools,
~ Varnish Brushes.
IS " Cloth Brushes,
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IS Dozen White Wash Brushes,
- Hair Brushes different styles,
20 busting Brushes, plain and fancy
81 Srubbing Brushes.
At LAUGHLlNS X BUSHFIELDS q
% lbs uii Lemon, fresh and pure
10 Oil Bergamot,
10 Oil Csssia, very nice.
20 Peppermint select
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80 Gross Todds Pills, family use,
10 Ayre's e athartic Pulls
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