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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-28
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The "snllis W
Under the head df River News n this
mornings paper will he found the an
nUuncement Of the arrival OF the Sal
lie W from Marietta and Parkersbnrg
She viii leave for the above place this
morning 1T 10 o'clock. This bsa5 IS l
new side wheel steamer built by Capt.
Robert Patterson last fall and Is well
adapted for the Wheeling and Parkers-
burg trade During the late suspension
Ut navigation Capt. Patterson has add
eel several new state rooms which make
her equal to any other boat in the trade
for accommodation Of pu--,ns gers, SO.
There is no more accommodating gem
tlemen running on the Ohio river or
any other river than Capt. Robert Pat
terson and his son James Patterson, who
has charge of the office, and they VIII
consider it pleasure 20 attend 70 the
collection OF bills, Nc, for our citizens
and make 40 charges for their trouble.
This boat will give through bills OF
lading for freight to Gallipolis and Al!
intermediate points.
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River News

River News
The river nc dusk Last evening was
rising fast with 20 feet of water by the
marks. The tOw-boats Bengal Tiger,
Coal Bluff and Venture passed down
yesterday, having in. tow thlrty-snrse
loaded coal bargss. Lsni Leoti arrived
and Departed for Pittsburg yesterday
morning Yorktown arrived aud de-
parted tar Pittsburg during yesterday
afternoon. This is The frst appearance
of the Yorktown since last spring, hav-
ing made 4 mountain "Trip up the Mis-
souri, River. SaIIie7 V arrived from
Parkersburg yesterday evening loaded
to the guards and viii return again TO-
inv nc 10 An. The Rebeeca and New
State departed, the former for Par
kersburr and the latter for Cincinnati
th,guod trips
From reliable information We are IN
formed that the Pittsburg, Wheeling
and Parkersburg packets will resams
their regular days. The Grey Eagle
Capt. c. L. Branno1, is expected TO Ar
rive here this evening as 3 O'Clock frem
Pittsburs, and viii depart for Parkers
burg at IL s;elock- The James Rec:
and Forest City arrived and departed Al
the usual h0ur.
The following boats viii leave to-day
I at the specified time: SaIiie ". Capt
Patterson, for Petersburg as 10 A "
EXPRESS, Capt. Anshutz, for Prkers
burg, at II A. NJ: Grey Eagia- Can't
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-28

Aessaesa. T-E iT7-EEzgTrT
Mt. Albert Redman, an employee at
Hobbs 81 Tayiars machine shop, had his
handibadly mutiIated, day before yestcr-
day, while grinding an iron bar. The
.stnns an xhiah Ne. Rsdman was grind
ing had D defertive or soft place in it
which caused the bar to slip and his
hand was caught between the stone and
the rest, which is assa for resting the
hand upon while grinding The flesh
WAS torn on one of Mr. Redmanls fin
gcrss q nail on another and the hand
otherwise bruised.
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Grc.r Improvement.

The tunnels ON the branch road OF
rhe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, be-
tween Grafton and ParkersDurg, ire ali
being enlarged and permanently arched.
The work ON over one half OF them has
been completed, and the latest advices
represent that it goes bravely for
ward, When the tunnels are all COM
pieted n great Improvement will be
observed along the whole length of the
Branch Road.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION Will BEGIN IT'S
1 Fitt.snth Annual Session Sept. ,. l-G7.
FICTLFTs
Rev D. 2 Blttle D. D. President and Prof.
Nor and Int. SCIENCE.
:. e. VOLS - ". PuOf. Math. and Mar. PHI
,us0phv.
Rev " g. Ynnce A. u. Prui. Ancient Ian
Erlagcs and Literature.
Rev. T. B. DAVIS 4. n. Prot Aslleuiture
ant Mining.
ID Mooman, u. D., Lecturer 1n Anatomy
and Physiology
LR. HOLLAND. A n. Asst Prni. Languages
AMI pm. Prep Dept,
T. ? Klingsr A. " Prof MOdrrn languages.
T. z HUdsSn. A. ". Asst PREM. Dept
TERMS-EEpenEes N all departments, in
Guiding boarding. tnitiOn. rD0m-rnnt. fusl and
lights. and inCidentais f2O5.5B For further IN.
formation. address REV D. BFrrLR
iuly3I Salem. Va
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Dom, Fail to Renew ysur Frisnd-

Dsa't Fail 10 Renew Esur frisn"-
ship.
No matter how small OF insignificant
the gift may be, let your friends Know
that they are uo5 entirely forgotten
We would call the attention OF our
readers to the fact that Edmund Book
ing. Odd Fellows Hall. has one OF the
most complete assOrtments of Holiday
Goods in the city Such rs Toilet Sets
Bohemian Glass Vases. Cut Glass and
Colored. Cologne Bottles, Fine Hair
Brushes and Combs, Perfumery and A
great variety of other goods. Call and
examine for yourselves.
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SCHOOL,

Nelson Co.. va
THE No RW POOsEHOOL. WITH
i Tul CBrps VI aBls and experienced IN
stTuctors and Inder still more favorable auspices
thHn herstUfnne viii rnopsn On "Wednesday.
September, 9Th 1901 Tbs interest and nd.
vaEcenGnt nj the scholars viii rocnIve The clos
st personal attention. Adiresz,
WILLIAM D. cABELL. Principal
Norwood P o.. Nelson Co. Va.
augl6-slil Dcti
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The ErhihItioR

Of the NJ. E. Church ut KirkwoOd,
came off according TO promise, on Thurs
day evening in the new school house,
and vas a very creditable affair. Those
vino took parsin the exercises perform
ed their tasks well, and gave entire sat
isfaction to the large audience that rs
sembIed 20 witness the exhibition. The
renditions of the various pieces were
beautiful, and displayed considerable
talent. The young lady who presided
az the piano, asquittad herself IN the
most creditabIe manner, and consider
inp the shortness OF the time that was
saecupied in making preparations for
the exhibition we pronounce the whols
performance grand success.
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Rankrupsry.

THE q 10 GIVE NOTICE. THAT on
i the 9Th DAY N NSvsnber, A. 2. isaz. . var
rant N bankruptcy va issued agAinsf thu q.
t2ss n William KleS1s, 90 Wheeling. I'm IN
county at Ohio and Stxf0 al Vest Virginia. sha
has ben sdiuagFd Ranlrrzlpt an his own pefi.
ton; that the pzymcnE NJ any debtz and dalirz
sry az any pruPerty belonging rosuch bankrupt,
- him or FUR has ase. and tins Transfer df anv
aFOpsrtF ay hi1. ATe t0rhidcisn BY law; sh.x .
meeting al he creditors az the SID BAnkrupS
"a prove their debts and ID cheese ono an
nore assignces al his estate Wil IN held &C q
Court az Bankruptcy a. Ne haldea az his aftcs
m the city 81 WheelinE. West Virginia, bufsrs
,icorgn 3 Caldwell. Register, ON Fr;siay. tho
eth day of Deessnl,e- A ID. 1877, As 10 o'clock,
z. NJ NORrON
uech.ttawaw z. ;. Marshal d. W. Va
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q sliuaa Misfake

In our item NJ yesterday concerning
the accidental shooting of young Tay-
Iur, Of this Oiby, We stated that the SHOT
were extracted from his wound after he
returned home. We are advised that
he received surgical attentions from
DR.. Cracraft, near where the accident
occurred.
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Drowned.

Drowned.
A man whose name we were unable To
Iearrr was drowned ut the landing on
"Wednesday night. We heard report
To this effect two or three times on
Thursday, but could not trace 1t TO any
reliable source, and therefore refrained
from making any notice of it in yester-
day mornings paper. We have since
had information from a gentleman vino
Saw and heard the man in the water.
The man was deck passenger on the
steamer Argosy, and it IS supposed that
he fell of barge that was lying on the
outside of the boat. We ara informed
that the alarm WIS given by some of
the deck hands on the Argosy, ami a
rush made towards the stern of the boat
by number OF the hands, who we're
ahOut 10 render assistance TO the drown
my man, when the mate OF the boat
came M and ordered them back to
work, and the unfortunate man was left
20 perish without an effort being made
TO save his life.
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Pocket Book Lost.

A gentleman came down from Pitts
burg yesterday on the Cleveland and
Pittsburg railroad, and got into street
car TO come over TO this sity. After be
had seated himself in the car he took
out his pOcket-boOk and took money
therefrom to pay his fare replacing it,
as he Thought, i'll his pocket. Gmme-
diabely after he left the car he dscoy-
cred that his poeket-bOOk was missing.
Any person dnding this pOcket-book
will be rewarded by leaving it nc this
Office, ami will confer a great favor
upon the gentleman who lost it, as il
contains ali the money he possessed.
and he is now here. having no means to
pay his way home We hope some
kindly disposed person will DO the
finder of the pOcket-book, anu that ii
will be returned 20 it's owner, who il in
very needy circumstances.
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rBsannsnf for ParksrsBurg, at sfaF.
NJ; Forest City Capt. o'Neal, tor
Ssaubenvilia, at 2 t-e P NJ james
Rees, Capt. Ksmple, for sunfish, at 3 2.
N. The steamer Edinburgh il due, and
Will probablg be, found at tina landing
this morning.
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The Holidays

Are upon US, the schools are Closed
and gala week is being enjoyed by al.
For holiday presents our readers should
90 TO Oxt0by Il Duffield's Jewelry
Store. tO3 Main street. where Il new
stock of ane jewelry, gold watches and
chains, sleeve buttons, thimbles, brace
lets, finger rings, ladies' and gents
breast pins. plain and ornamental
clocks. gold. silver and steel framed
spectacles. spectacles for majors and
foundrymen, Eyeglasses, goggles, and
fancy goods has just been received.
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Mud.

The streets on the Island are IN i
worse condition row than they have
been for long time. The mud IS rising
rapidly every day and if IL keeps on at
the same rate for few more days we
think it would be advisable to dispense
with street ears AMI OmnIbuses and
substitute datboats and skitfs.
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Baltimore 6 Ohio 3. r. Co.
SUMNER SCHEDULE

OFvrCE BAErrsuKE & 0mo RAILROAD Co. ,
WBEKEuG. May y lsS1.
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DRstartiIY.

Night before last some cowardly mis-
ereant threw stone at a street car
which was crossing the Island, near the
foundry. The missile passed through a
window and struck 4 lady IN the face.
She sustained no serious injury, but re-
ceived a painful wound. We hope the
rascal NAV be apprehenied and recsive
his dues.
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German Printing.

German Printing.
The German Job Printing Department
Of the REGISTER establishment has Just
been supplied with very choice selec-
tion of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type,
and everything necessary for the exc
cution of printing in the German Ian
guage in Il style unsurpassed by any
office in either New York or Cincinnati.
This may he sagingwyoOd deal, bHt 1t is
TRUE
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a Caim succred. the Storm.

So we thOugtr yesterday, in perambu-
lating the streets, upon observing the
dullness IN trade. Business. especially
IN a retail way, was brisk AMI lively in
the fore part Of the week. but since
Christmas it has been rather dull.
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An E3iy Fall.

Mrs. Rohau, wife vi Michael RGhan,
who resides gu Market street, IN the
Second Ward, received Il very severe fall
night before last while descending n
flight OF stairs. We did not learn the
extent Of her injuries.
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great Bargains nm the Real
ESgRfR Line.

J,Hg CYDERSMNED OFFERS FOR SALE
even lr eight hrst class brick dwelling
rgrs.- situated ON Eoff street. IN this CITY,
Mi Il .iIs houses possess many Of the modern
-nDrpvenengs and viii Ne Soid cheap IN cOnse-
'---u,e II he contemplated removal of the
,tyrrrr % -hr ALLEY nj Virginia
rHOS. 0'BRIEN.
iey23-,v Real ESTATE Agent.
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FOR SALE.

r OFEER FOR SALE THE H0CSE IN
winch now reside. The property is Ieca-
=, N Eoff street between Second and Thirti
Il ,dr The lOuss IS frame anu contains i've
-,,rss-a cellar under ths whole. On the lot is
,or.d .tai,ie with other Out-buildings Pos
.,s.iun .rven an the LIST If March.
.--slg ta HENRY MCMILLAN.
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Merchants National Bank
OF WEST VIRGINIA
Capitai Paid In .-----...----. $500, 000.
TIN. BANK sUcCEKDs no rWE

i business u the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank III WhesIng. IL Designated DHposi
tory md Financial 4 CONT II the United States
and - prepared 20 do : Legitimate Banking busi
ness.
PREsIDEyT-ROBERT CRANEiLE.
DIRs-rORs-rhOmaz Sweeney, I. ). DelzDlain,
jas. q. A.1esOn. John DOulOn Jacob Berger A.
Allen Howell !. Nelson Vmcs. JaInos DaizeIl.
IAnlT-tY = BRADY Cashier.
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LEGAL NOTICES


''Hls ~ - GIVE NOTICE. THAT On
II dls iatn GAY % November A n 1851, war
r11S n - ~ - issnsd AGAINST tho e.
ne county Of OtIis and stan. on West Vsr-irriaI
vino has heen sdindgnd q BGnss-ps ON his Q~u
pettf1nn that the payment az any ,ieh,s and -
delivery Il my pnperfy- beiungtns-S az ask
Rankrupt n kim or COR lns isa, and tin tr1us<Hr
al any Vrupsrry By him. arc fbrhiddan ~ IaW.
thzsa meef1ngof' the creSiitnrs az said Bankrupt
"a provo tiselr aeh<s and shoasa sze ~ norr
Asslgnees az his estare, vii be heid az a Cour-
If Bankruptcy NV fs1iden u hls 1rffrs On rfs
CITY NJ Wlleeli1g An, sAd- oisriUt. b~fsnr<seurxs
B. Caldwell RegtstsE On tha an dEg az Febr1.
EEy, n D. ISIS, Gt 10 oci0ck, In
Z II. NORTON
deeil.ltRw2w G. 81 Marshal u WA
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DR. A. p III A &c Il E Z
Veterinary Surgeon,

MOULD RESPECTFULLY TENDER BIS
w professional services TO the Citizens AMI
Farmers who nave. or NAV have sick.
lame Ut diseased horses BE IAN DE
seen at his residence EOt street.
fourth house below Sacond street. Centre
Wheeling West Va. where ne viii ne ready "a
attend 10 any calls IN the city, ur country II de-
sired.
Having mad the advantage NJ good Veter.
mary SehOoi. together with the experience of a
wears practice on the diseases winch these unbie
animals are % frequently the victims feel
able Gentlemen 20 treat sil diseases incident "a
the horse with much success II mt more than
auv man IN the country.
q cordially solicit calls from MI VINO nav need
nv services. On. 4. p. HANG HER
tefti- imOw
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PsfScs Court.

There were from seventT-ive co one
hundred persons IN attendance at the
Court room yesterday morning, attract
eel we presume 60 hear the trials of the
threa women who were arrested for dis
orderly conduct on Thursday evening.
The Judge took the bench. when the
three females, MoIlie McLaughlin.
Elizabeth Burkett and Ellen Cart
wright. were brought up and the charge
OF behaving uaughtiIy was cfearly es-
tablished against them AMI they were
each fined ten dollars and costs, but not
having the necessary amount of spoons
we're committed TO Jail.
Henry Swagsarr, for drunkenness.
was lined one dullar and costs.
There being no othsr business on the
docket the Court adIeurned-
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BENJAMIN ;. Ss~en. ExcSafor
wru, In ChAnesrTi

BENJAMIN ) cswen. Ezosasor
william Il Johnston
~ PURSUANCE OF A DECRRR on rHR
l. Circzit Court Of wetzel county, W Va.
Nsndered m the ahsVs sufitlrsi suit On the fir~s
day OF November Is67, viii an Monday
TIE SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY. fHxs and
~ 10 clock A n al Satd day az tn frune slosr
81 the Court House al sad NetzeL county, Offer
for sale ro thr highest zuss best bidder the fnss
lowing dsssr7bea tract az land Containing 1ssa
acrrs, commonly Known A. The Genine hack
and IN baundsd n foiloua; Beginning at rxs
b-~oh tres and White OK onrI 20 to The Arch.
ihald Wood tract, thence with wa0d's line east
lssa poirs tD a chestnut aak and whlts saks
thence y ~ deg. 2. as rosis ta a hlAEk oak
thence y. - deg. W. has rosts "a white cad.
thence y - deg. W. loe0 uOsis % the place Of
beginning. Terms nj sAle-,kl ane third AZ the
purchass money uo y. pad in sash. - one-thirt
N 2x months, anu an<-GhiTa % IN twelve
ruunths-the purchaser giving bonsis with god
s-earTJYs TOR SAld defcFTpst paymenfss aud which
SAID bonds are 20 bcar INTEREST frnm date II sale
GRORtfH T. BOYD
specinl Commissioner
New Martinsyillr, Nov. 18th. Is67.
nnVEl-IaW4W
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4 PRsPssiti0a.

Any person wishing 20 present 4 fuA!
course life Scholarship in q PRACTICAL
Business College, 10 any yonng MAN
not able To pay for the same, 1 VIII
make 4 reduction of $40, or present an
other Scholarship for every one thus
purchased, TO be disposed Of IN a purely
benevolent manner. This proposition
is good at any time.
J.CREAsY, Principal,
Wheeling Business College, Monroe
street, over Religions Book House.
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Hail ssaru

We learned last evening from passen-
gers who came down on the Pittsburg
anu Cleveland Road that violent hail
storm passed over Wellsville and vicini-
w soon after dark last night.
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II Won Want TOYS

And other pleasing presents for your
children, 70 to Peter Lechers, under
Washington Hall. he has the finest
assortment of Christmas articles we
have seen. 2l-lW'
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Only two dollars per month, at
Creasey's Business College. Teachers,
A. n Hanna, John r. Scott and j.
Craasev.
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FOR RENT.
. FOR RENT.

.Y'ug THREE STORY BRICK STORE
house IN the corner Of Market and Union
arrests which = occupied Nv Mr.. = Horkheimer
1assesaiua gwen lat of April, lsss- For terms
.ppl~ o OHIO W HEISKELL.
i-c., WM. PAXTON.
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CHESTER WHITES.

THE SUBSCRIBER. THE oRIEUAL
Il shipper 81 Tins popular breed If Swtns.
caurinues "A dlEsrSiers rom his extensire STOCK
and other well selected and premium stock. IN
reasonable terms
send fur n circular embracing all Necessary N
formation fnr breeding and management u
EsS PUN Rrni South Down Shrep and
s5-r-f. 80 THOMAS WOOD
aGwtSx Dee Ran Chester Gos Pa
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FOR SALE

TOUR GOOD TWO STORY BRICK
Z .yUSe- containing SIX rooms and cellar
an. situate On Water street between First
l-u second streets. Centre Wheeling. For
-r- arT 1AI tlcuiars. amply 10
Z. q. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent o.
.rarc n Chspiine between First ami second
+r-r-ts. novel.
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THIS COMPANY - y0w EELLE
4 0rzsuizsd and VII IN . snort sima. sa<s.
mrnee the manufacture N re1ueEi Carbsn I'D
LHhEEaTtng Ofls. LAMP Wies md ChimneEs. y
FSr information IN n.Zard u lie Sick -
BIrsiness u the caszrEuv Epuiy - either ~ ne
uIlafaEIIsd 1ftesrE o. ~ ~ cH1pG1y aafiss
sn Nam STREET. naxt dnsr a. Ets n zzh u
Bank VIZ PETERSON. u. SecT.
: P HILDRETE. Truzsr.
ER ADDISON. sat- jcIs
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The Rest holiday Gift

4 Wheeler x Wilson Sewing Ma
chine. ut VIM. Sumner Il Co.'S, 80 Main
street.
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SUNDRIES.

FEW RARRELs PRIIE MA-
u PIE Sugar, Superior Green. Black and
Japanese Teas, Pure White Wine Vinegar, View
York cran ana champaIgns cider borTiedl New
York No. I Salmon. English dHirv cheese
Pickles and Sauces. rTpIUcS. Peari Sage Cora
Starch. Maizena,. &c., Theoretically sealed Sal.
mon, Mackerel Goldfish, HaIlibut. Lobster Salad
Oil best guality}. French Mustard. Sap sag
cheese. Condensed Mix. together With ,ener
assortment of seAsonaOl8 articles Just receive
amt for sale low ny
y &C. D WOODROW,
ODD Fellows Hall Building
rrrS.o NnurDa stry,.t Vteeliuv " IA
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RaiIRInaa

Religious
The Rev. z. V. Dodge, Of Washing
ton, Pa. will preach in the Fourth Pres
byterian Church tomorrow morning
and evening.
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Porto Rico IIoIasses.
North Carolina Rice.

sd Barrels strictly choice for Bakers use
Just received ami for safe nv
dees N. REILLY
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FOOD PROPERTY. CONSISTING OF
.vO OTIS n South Wheeling. lur Richie
.IT-. .xtenting rom Fourth street 20 Water
.,gr-t. u me Of the lots there are three frame
pnvlurups. that viii rent we'll. VIII De- sold
.s1-rase q teSlrcd. Z IRWIN
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50 CASES CONC ENTRAFED LIVE.
w Pirtsbur-.
- cases Concentrated Lye Philadelphia.
ADOD lbs Soda Ash.
LOO lbs Ssl scala
1t LAgGHL.S, SMITH < "a.
40 kegs Ri Carbonate Soda
TG lbs Pure Cream Tartar.
$40 lbs CalambTIa LiCUr1Cc.
asO lbs Italian LICOrlce.
At LACGHLLS, SAITH < Co.
700 lbs Pepper. in bags
1910 lbs A.spice.
50n lbs Cloves.
- lbs Sutmegs, prime.
At LACGHLS. SMITH 4 Co.
100 lbs MHdder, very me.
1910 lbs Extract Lsg7TOOd.
600 lbs Alum.
1000 lbs Blue VitrlO
Al LACGHLIy, SMITH & 80.
1900 lbs Irdigp Spanish fuat.
1909 lbs Indigo. Manila
300 lbs CHIP L0gwOOd.
80 lbs Cudbsar.
At LACGITLIN. SMITH & Go.
70 barrels L.useed Oil.
y Tanners OIL.
10 rurpentinr.
10 No. I Lard Oil
At LAUGHLIS. SMITH L Co.
- dozen Paint Brushes. all uumbera
- Sash Brushes.
100 e -hue Brushes handles.
= Horss Brushes.
lD Dusriug Brushes.
Al LAUGHLIS. SMITH 4 Co.
aDOr lbs Cement for Fruit Jars.
~ iOzen Fruit Jars
$40 Jar COrks.
an lbs Gnund Mustard
~ lbs Mace Race and Jamaica Ginger
At LACGHILy. SMITH K 90.
TOO boxes Hummei'4 Essence Coffee
- dozen FlavOriug E.traCtsl
~ Baking Powders.
10 Blueing Tor clothes.
At LAUGHLTS, SMITH ( Co.
1000 dozen Essences assorted
~ Bateman Drops ami q. COntial
1000 Castor and sweet Oil.
TiU Oil If Graprvine-the nnv genuine
s-Drlg LACGILIN. SMITH 4 Co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-28
For a New Year. GTff.

GIo 20 Wm. Sumner K Co.'S and pur-
chase i Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Ma
chine.
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National Steam Navigation Co,
LEMTTRDI
CLEANERS WEEKLY RROH
- Liverpool and New York. calling AZ Qunens-
town. AsteanshIp 0f tins line, consisting a.
the
QUEEN LOUISIANA.
ERIN PENNSYLVANIA
HELVETLA, SCOTLAND,
ENGLAND VIRGINIA, and
DENMARK FRANCE
Leaves New| x from per ~. Worth River,
sverv Saturnsy and LiverpOai On "Wednesday
Of syery week. calling AZ Queenstown each gay.
The slZe " these steamships Admits 0f very
spacious statsrnoms. all opening directly .Rto
rhs salsnn. the accommodations and fare ITa un.
surpassed and tins rates lower than by any other
line.
The accommodations for steerags passenger
ara large. and plenty If deck room n allowed,
whilst the fare IL Of the best quality Won cooked
and ample
An experienced surgeon IN -aeh ship, FIRE NJ
charge Tickets arc issued n this country -
parties wishing 70 repay the passage 1f their
lAnd) for $40 payable IN currency.
Passage trom New York "a Queenstown or
I LiverpOoi-CABTN, $780, SrEERAGE, SS-in
currency.
For cabin or .tserage passage. apply 10
z. c. BDGHAM. Agent.
Wheeling. ". Va
2. " Z uCHsT, Manager, - broadway, New
York ian.n.tY