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I,.sr OF KNOWS F,crR,Ne MrLL.-Mr

LEASE OF KNox's FLouRING MILL.-Mr.
l.. II. Beardsley, Of Iowa, has leased inc
large part Of the property known as knoxs
Mil, which will be speedily put. In order
for manufacturing the growing wheat croi
into -four. Mr.. B. leases for five years ~
81. 900 year, with the privilege Oh pur,
chasing the entire property at any Perioa
within the Ave years for sSo,ooo.-frede-
riclcSbapro Herald.
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kE SPECIAL NOTICE.-CHEAP ROUTE
TO NEW YORK.-GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
OF PASSAGE by the magnificent side wheel
steamships HATTBRAS and ALBEMARLE, leav-
ing Richmond on TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVE
NINGS. Only TWELVE DOLLARS for passage,
meals and state room. Excursion tickets issued
for the round trp-good to return by either steam
er-TwENTY DOLLARS. Apply to
SAMUEL AYRES & CO., Agents,
nv 27-2w 1920 Cary street.
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T,O OUR FRIENDS AND THEA

VNO OUR FRIENDS AND III W6D
i PUBLIC.-We take this opportunity
OF informing our friends and the publicy ~
that we have made arrangements with the -
manufacturers to make expressly for US q good
and general assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, and
TRUNKS, and We shall keep on hand the very
best BOOTS and SHOES that can be made. We
shall receive them every week and we invite all
in want of goods in our line TO give rs call be-
fore buying elsewhere. We will show them our
boueht either in this market or At the North will
saw that our goods the best they ever saw, and
our prices as low. As regards sizes, We have paid
and shall pay great attention TO getting such ~
will sell. o.
We have some styles OF goods that cannot be
spH PUTNEY WATTS.
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S,,ecinl Notices.
~ DRY GOODS,
DE- GOODS.

DRY GOODS,
Do GOODS.
LEVY BROTHERS, Is MAIN STREET,
have succeeded In convincing the ladies OF 'n'
CITY and Of the surrounding counties 'na' "'"
prices are below all others, and that ther su'es''
&. attributable TO goods wen.bought ana SOLO
,sr,a,v with small profits Their reputation must
and will be sustained, as observation OF the iol-
lowing list viii show:
Bleachsd Cotton, over yard wide. at isac., worth
ssc. per yard;
slsachsd. Cot IN nearly yard wide, at 10, l9s and
49,. worth iaa. les. and zoe. per yard;
Calicoe, fast colors and neat rac., worth 2oc;
Lawns fast colors and neat, at i2l and &C.,, worth
20 and scc.
Linen Towels, colored borders, at $50 per Dozen
worth e2.sa
Fine Nainsook at 2sc., worth 'sc.;
swi.s Muslin ct asc., worth soc.
White Hose at $50. and one shilling per pair
worth 20 and csc.
Extra White Hose at &C., worth Aoc.
Sd Pillow-cAse Cotton at 2sc., worth S6c.
I,nsn handkerchief at $l.2s per dozen, worth
$50;
Linen Crash at l2lc., worth 2oc.;
Embroidered Collars at 7sc. per dozen, worth -
Mozambiaues at 20 and 25c., worth rs and asc;
English Berage at f5c., worth ssc.;
| Fine Alpaca at 3oc., worth Soc.
Black Silk for wrappinss at $l95. worth*i' u
| $50, worth -;
Russia Diaper at 81. 50 apiece, worth 81;
Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Skirts at Sl.7'' worth
! &7.25;
Fine Grsnadine Shawls at So, worth 90;
Bugle Trimming at rs and SOC, worth 50 and $780,;
and lots Of other bargains.
LEVY BROTHERS,
LED No. I5a7 new, and No. Is old, Main street.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PRTgRsBUsG)
RAILRoAD COMPANY,
RIcUNoyD VA Nav T. 1851 \
L. W5sa1;E

9A MSF~sz. s;ss:iifs:.:;s 49,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
Oafter SUNDAY the 18th May, 1857, the TRAINS
on this road will be run ~ follows:
Leave Richmond daily at $40 A. u. and ?
Pm;
Leave Petersburg daily at 10 A. II. and ;.:5
M
On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays an &C.
COMMOD ATI0N TRAIN VIII leave Richmond a.
10 Is A NJ, and Petersburg at IL. 10 A. VI.
The is Train connects with the Train for Nor.
folk daily, except on Sundays.
TO Norfolk. Fare to Norfolk, FoUR poLLtRs
Z. X. GILL
It's Engineer and SupeTint and.nt.
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A WARNING TO THE PUBLIC
n notwithstanding the frequent notices given
by the Board OF Health Of this city to have yThnp
yards and alleys put In proper W he c,,y
Vahaes used every effort our part to cooperate
vim the officials in endeavoring. through the
pa ;,bemseives with god and reliable
'iu' SUMMER CLOTHING. .
M IN NJ thew NAV be enabled TO keep cool az well
80 80 " Lasn healthy word TO the wise Is sufi ;
sient. Then we warn you to call at the old,
Established house and supply yonrseIyes one one ana
all. WlLLlAM lha Isns Nc N strasst
INV
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Clothing.

ENCOURAGING. ENCOURAGING.
II LOOK AT THE SUN ONCE MoRB.-wheat
crop ssved-which will give every farmer an 0P
poriuniy once more to be able to enjoy me LINEN
SUITS 40 often INDUCED In yrior TO the waI, sha 10
purchased at the old established eioshps 70
We have all kinds OF MEMS and BOYS CLo. ,6
ING at III Main street ny -
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u TURRR AND DEALBR, No. 1911 Bagis q
Square, Main street, Richmond, Va, 10 now
In receipt Of 81 the staple and fancy stylssl
shsnta Of Virginia, North Carolina, and Tsnnss
viii ind IN tbs stock tha very best assortment Of
goods in the Hat line; Their trade IL respectfully
years In the trade In Richmond juStiAsa him In
laying that he knows what kind Of goods viii suit
the people, and he Is determined to keep them.
Amongst the latest styles received are the " Bon.
levsrds" "Cordoyaa" Black Crook" new
style "saratnga." &s., de. NIB
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IF YOU WANT A NICE TRAVEL.
y LING TRUNK, yALIsS, or LADY's sATCHEL,
tssnth and ssvsntssnth, cen supply yos N very
moderate rates. NY q
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Old Folks.

Old Folks.
The entire number of persons who,
according to the census, have attained
the great age Of 100 years and upwards,
is probably larger than most of our
readers would guess. 1t is just 1900.
Of these there were white, 14O; black,
65a; mulatto, Sc; Indians. 26. Women
attain high longevity in greater num-
bers than men, and black more than
white. There are white males, 1874;
black males, 296; females, 1893. The
proportions are about the same in tn e
different years above hundred as in
the aggregate. The oldest persons are
a white woman in South Carolina, and
an Indian woman in California, aged
14O years. The oldest blacks, two males
and three females, are 100 years. From
these advanced years down to 100, there
are % white and 119 black; at 100 there
are l white and 81 black. In proper
ton to numbers, twelve times as many
blacks as whites exceed a hundred
years of age. By the best calculation
made, it is ascertained that the average
duration of human life is greater in the
United States than in any other nation.
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NOTICE

'Iasdcr Ea.tOn, Thomas Il. HCCdnn
8" h. NcCGnn and George q. Black
N'rc partners under the firm nam,
E"'on, VcCmn f. Co.:
4 WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT ON
a' -ih day oi July, 1867, we shall make &
~ 'hr Municipal tsurt of Wheeling
west virginia, to amend the caption
| ram f'sri tdcias sued ont of the Clerk,
lar said Municipal Court by MS, OH the
" JHh', ist6 upon certain judgment
| . ~ ny Us against YOU at the june term
N'u Ionrtj, against ysu, the said part
SUI NE hrm name of Euston, McCann
!, : NJ. 10 MAKE the said caption read, "Th,
vest Virginia. instead of The City u
- State OF West Virginia.
~ 4 PAEEER, CHANCELLOR II. BROOKS
- ,t FER, partners, doing business
By ~ VI iM M IEvE Sn9Sh' o
NJ ioaw At their Atty,
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-e ,.XCE OF THE DE.

| -sEAN(k UT 49,.
III ID Court, made in the above
81 - I''1 the Sheriff of Ohio coa nstIc
n day Of July, 1867, at the P Wast
.% s Il" Irwin. in the town Oh af,er r
William aa,,lic sale, on the ters Ms ai ,al
ell at bRi%R%., and best bidder the ne s ioil
o tne ,,. T;",wit: Lots Nos. i'i, ioa as anu
g Pr I%x8 Of West Liberty s and town Of
nd OF . 0lnn,,;piag eleven and thres,quar,
Of Land gu. ,IT 10 said Reuben +. Hedges.
Ia arr ~ BE Re good orchard on TINS tract
49,. vos, ISL. lja and l53 will be sold
Id S S'' ,,.n canal instruments, one at SIX
: ! By Wv ,%S other at twelve months, with
, ~. Jsy of sale. and the said par
.,m !, tD and will be sold for cash, as TO
act :" do lar and as to residue, on a cred,
drru ., I'm ;nstalments at six aud twelve
"rg ;,S interest ,T, from the day, Of sale :.
WIN vii" vii he required to give their
,aA 9Th GOOD personal security, TO Sc
~ n,y r of the deferred instruments rents,
Payu rom the day of sale, and no deeds
is'S MI IN The purchase money Is fully
made III T1IH ius As j. CAMPBELL:
Sheriff of Ohio County.
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The Province Of Newspapers.

-
1t is unreasonable to expect that the
public press will always publish only
such things as we, individually, like. A
person of strictly religious habits and
tastes will be offended if he sees in a
newspaper the account of prize fight,
or of something obscene and sinful. He
forgets that the newspaper is but the
reflection of the world at large; and if he
is so fastidious, he should retire alto
gsther from life, for in single street
he will find, at any given hour of the
day, what will offend almost all his
senses. He need not read what he con-
siders Objectionable; in like manner,
he need not eat at table GhOte any
highly-seasOned dish. He may not like
venison and game, high. Let him order
something to his taste-a veal outlet
without sauce.
A newspaper would have few readers
were its dishes of news to consist solely
of pious pastry and himsy puffs. While
the tone of newspaper is moral, the
public cannot complain. The music of
an organ may be Of the purest character,
though the organ itself and the organ
grinder likewise may sometimes show
symptoms of the mud and filth that are
picked up by, or scattered upon them
throughout the ramblings of the day.
To the pure all things are pure, and to
find fault with newspaper for every
"nice offense," Is to display the hypOc-
risy of prude, or The Stiffness Of an ig-
nOramuS
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s-f,Ip W
Balance subject to draft. '''....... 3,O55 81
JOSEPH SEYBoLD,
Late Sheriff of Ohio County.
The above was ordered to be filed.
Bills were presented to the amount
of S3O5.67, which were ordered to be
paid.
The Clerk was allowed fifty dollaIs,
in addition to his salary, for notifying
the Commissioners of the Board of the
stated and special meetings for lS65 and
1866.
The thanks of the Board We're ten
dered to the Superintendent of Schools,
President and Clerk of the Board for the
faithful and impartial discharge oftheir
duties.
The Board then adjourned. The new
Board will meet on Monday evening
next,
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JOS. w. PARKER.

TTORyRY AT LAW. OFFICE
"A Corner Monroe and Fourth streets op-
posite the Court House, Wheeling, WA
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PARNIRsgCRC. June 10. Is

/, ho"Nh "' ouno ~, iSo'.
F taTarG ~ Norton, Esq, United State,
~'' jor &" District Of Vest Vir.
T. o., EhGt LAR TERM OFTHE DISTRICT
- w v' Tue United States fer the District
W., gihia having failed 10 set at Wheel
] " Tue Sae day appointed by law, yon ar
b. 'I y to give notice to all persons
h Mn III ihe business of that Court, that
Nv ~ special term Of the same upon the
h July next You win cause q Grand
LCorr summoned, TO be in attendance OF
4, kSi f1a make all necessary preparation,
! COpr, N 81 my Rand as Judge of the Dis
Il W, ~ 1.-The The United States, for the Dis
"' virginia, this 10th day of June
DID JOHN j. JACKSON, JR.
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n. w..s.a .. Ass..a tse Festival.

ne Wontea - Atscna mo FcsuVess
A colored individual named John
Bowman, employed at the Grant House,
desired, he said, to attend the festival
given by our colored friends at the City
Hall Thursday evening, and to fully
equip himself for the entertainment he
took pair of shoes and a revolver that
did not belong to him. John Vas
brought before the Police Court yester-
day morning, and it seemed by the evi,
dence there ELECTED chat John had sto.
len these articles and had packed up
his baggage preparatory to his depart
9 for parts remote. He was held by
ldge Cod for his appearance at Court,
I'd u,sil that time will luxuriate in
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He Recognized the Judge.

On the occasion of the Masonic cele-
bration at Moundsville, last Monday, an
incident occurred worthy of note. After
arriving at Moundsville, number OF
citizens paid visit to the penitentiary'
Judge Good being among the number
Before the Judge had fairly made his
appearance among the convicts, one of
these same, who had had occasion OF
making his acquaintance heretofore
cried out, "my Cd, boys, here comes
Itwantv dollars and costs'"
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J. &c q. BAYHA.

ID BAKERY, Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall, q few doors above Monroe
Street, keep constantly on hand full assort-
ment of the above articles.
EJ- Their wagons run constantly 20 all pert
of the city with Bread. Crackers, Rusks, Cakes
etc. sep3D.
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Five Rsndred Deliars Reward.
We see by the Parkersburg Times ths

Five nsudred Deliars Reward.
We see by the Parksrsburg Times that
q reward of five hundred dollars has
been raised by the citizens of Parkers'
bug for the arrest of the murderers Of
JOSEPH Lillienthsl, of that place, OF
which We gave an account some time
ago. WeNe also informed that the
Supervisors # Wood county have au-
thorized FIVE hundred dollars for the
same purpose, aid that to these sums
will be added . Inward by the State
under the sanction # his Excellency,
Governor Boremsu. With these incen-
tives to search outand Jetect the per-
tpetrators Of this vie desd, we hope
they win soon be brought 70 justice.
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virginia Glass WORKS
for Sale.

opnrr OF THE STOCKHOLDERS,
OE " Va Glass Works, including the
", vonlds aud Tools, Pots, stock OF
,s "a. ,nS everything belonging TO said
'Ai n,c,'ntinr The book accounts, Will be
t ~. sals for thirty days, on rea-
" ,.rms If not sold in that time the
fourrrn will be offered Tor SAFE oy puoh'
nd .old 20 the highest bidder.
sanrxcrilent opportunity for accompany
81 vorkmex TO make money, as every
N - EXCELLENT condition and good working
..ssr Of the Committee on Sale.
49, will be on the premises constantly
,Ss dav and answer any questions that
'Ie J"' ic6-tf
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The Picnic To dny.

The grand Fenian picnic excursion
will take place, the fine steamer st
Marys leaving our landing this morning
at seven o'clock. She will return
and take all who wish to go later in the
day at one o'clock in the afternoon
Eminent speakers are expected to be in
attendance, and splendid time will
be enjoyed by all who participate.
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Penmnnship.

We see that Prof. Dow does not wish
the young people to idle all their time
during the vacation, but to practice
their hand, n little while their heads
are enjoying relaxation.
He opens classes in Penmanship on
Monday next, and we hope that he will
be literally patronized, as there cannot
he more useful art or more talented
and efficient teacher than Prof. ID.
We understand that he has with
drawn from the Commercial College,
and has now no connection with that
institution.
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HENRY MEIER
NOTICE.

PERSONS ARE WARNED NOT TO
r'ia'' on the lands owned by me or used
Pun for the full penalty of the law will
ned against those who do so, without re-
|" prt'"n' Satisfactory information Civ.
N'plN'in. tearing of or defacing notices
rrTaried JAMES CARNEY,
Centre Wheeling.
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Academic DEPARTING mt.

This department. Is under the superint Evidence
Of I. Z. BLAKELY, B. A, and has been opened
with the view Of affording 10 such stud snts a.
may desire IL, an opportunity Of perfectin .them-
selves in those branches Of education not Usually
taught in business Colleges Such stude uts A.
can afford the time to pass through a cou re In
English, Mathematical and Classical educ Ition.
The system Of instruction pursued u thG ough
and most successful one, and the Princip Of
the department can confidently appeal to his
past success and his present patrons as the
strongest and best Of its Recommendation.
Commercial students are admitted to the ing
lish classes without extra charge.
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FOR SALE

UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALh'
J. 6nnIr,J and eighty acres of land, stu
! Wrtzrl county, W. Va, about seven
.-om the county seat, New Martinsvile,
r5ia river. frty acres of which is cleared
,ol fencing purposes. small orch'ta1 anu y
,nu~. Also, forty.eight acres OF bottom
,-It,. within one mile Of New Martins
Er,z,l county. fronting on the river, on
!. h, ,t,d a good two-stUry house worth
!. "a JOSEPHCS CLARK.
4 Ia JOSEPHCS CLARK, New Martins,
E.,lrl county, W. Va. feD22'd&w
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u.r.,oc.,, Readiugs Last Might.

Washington Hall was crowded last
night on the occasion of the readings
by Mr.. Murdoch, every available place
being occupied. Owing'to the lateness
of the hour We are unable to make an
extended notice, which by the way
would be entirely unnecessary. This
evening will afford the last opportunity
for our citizens to hear this distinguish
ed gentleman. All who have not Sc
cured seats should do SO at an earl!
hour to-day. The entertainment viii
commence at eight o'clock precisely.
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Election Notice.

+ ANNCAL MEETING OF STOCK.
IA >, 80 o. the Wheeling Gas Company will
w once Of the Company on the sec.
|5rn' - July 9Th, at 9 o'clock p. NJ, for
Sr VI election Of Directors.
GEO It TINGIE Sacty
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Stroke of Paralysis.

On Saturday morning last Hon. Will
liam Kennon, of st. Clairsville, who has
been in Wellsburg for few days past,
had stroke of paralysis. He will come
down on the Steubenville boat to-day
and be conveyed to his home in St.
Clairsville.
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Fire.

There was an alarm of fire yesterday
afternoon, and the firemen turned out
promptly. The fire was in q building
in Centre Wheeling, two doors above
Renner's Hotel. The fire caught IN the
roof of the building, from defective
fiue, but was Immediately extinguished.
No material damage was done.
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The street Railway.

The street railway is now laid on
Market street as far Us Monroe street.
A turnout" is also being laid in front
Of the Register Office. The work is being
pushed forward with great vigor.
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\ sSn.knolders' Meeting.
nuJOGRNFn MEETING NJ

b o. y% SAhol'S~rs Of the NORTHWESTERN
lIOF W. v,, wh be held at the NATIONAL
tie Nh d. ~ tH' INA at wheeling, ON Tues.
(i.r IL OF July, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to
|aaln az hc, to provide fer wiading up
4 m.s.i me NORTHWESTERN BANK of VIR
, FtIr~oa " The Legislature Of weN Wiz,
18th, ls67. ID. &. LIST,
GIBSONLAMB,
-ethg Nay p IsGf'tJ "
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,,ideut OF Wheeling Shot
Form

Mr.. W. lam Shaw, formerly resi-
dent of Wheeling, was recently shot
near Cincinnati by his brother-in-law.
A quarrel having arisen between the
two men, Shaw was shot and ms family
killa6
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II Sec, I Soe,f

Said the little man, ~ see clearly
through the superior spectacles pur,
chased at Oxtoby s. Dufield's Jewelry
Store, 1O3 Main street, nearly opposite
Merchants National Bank. Complete
assortment of clocks, jewelry, specta
cles and fancy goods always on hand
See advertisement, and call at loS Main
street.
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Barge Launch.

As we stated yesterday morning, fine
barge will be launched this forenoon,
between nine and ten o'clock, from the
shipyard of Wilson, Dunlevy & Wheel
er, in North Wheeling, it having been
built for the Illinois River Packet Com
pany.
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New Attachment

New Attachment
For the Wheeler q wilson Sewing
Machine. Ladies' using the Wheeler &
Wilson are respectfully invited to cal
and examine the New Improved Tucl
Marker, for marking one tuck while
another is being sewed. Price of at
tachment 81 so. VIM. Sumner d Co.
No. 80 Main street.
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MARRIAGE;

Reflect that sound mind and body are the
happiness. Indeed. without these the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; this
prospect hourly darkens 10 the view, tbe mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness Of
another becOrnen blighted with our own.
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Gravel Reefs.

Mr.. George Crumbacker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method, and war
rants his work to give satisfaction,
either in resisting fire or turning water.
The tar used is put through process
that frees it from oil and benzoie, ana
no matter how great the heat, it will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, and for sale at tho low
est rates. This roofing has stood test
of fifteen years in Pittsburg. MT. Z.
NAV be addressed through the Wheel
ing post Office. leo-Im
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DYE FLOUR -. -,
III 50 barrels extra famjiywhits Rye
just received, and for sale By
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Examina,ion Of Teachers.

Professor White, State Snperntend'
ent of Public Schools, was occupied yes
terday in the examination of teachers
for professional certificates"
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Fine Picture.

Fine Picture.
A beautiful picture, painted by Mr.
George w. Storm, of this city, represent
ing a jolly gray-haired man enjoying
a foaming glass of lager beer, is on ex'
hibition at Louis Franzheim's restau'
rant. We understand that tho picture
is to be ratified for.
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TuOS. O'BRIE
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

/ LARGE ROOMS WITH STEAM
ltr suitable for manufacturing pur.
NORWAY IRON MING co.
H. Corner Fourth and Clay sts.
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WANTS.
Nine ,MACHINES.-

-ut, wanted everywhere to sell our lew
| ially licensed machines. Send for our
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O. 4. e..

At Odbsrt's drug store the fines It Soda
Fountain in the city and more choice
syrups made from the fruit at the low
price of 25 tickets for one dollar.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-29
Sleenrod Will Case.

The appeal has been allowed in the
Daniel Steenrod will case. The case
will now go to the Board of Appeals.