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The New York herald., 1867-04-06

The Olympic theatre was crowded last night on the
occasion Of Miss Caroline Richinss' benefit The large
and fashionable audience present was not aone Just
tribute TO the sbility Of Ml@ Richings but It was
grateful acknowledgment OF hor successful and earnest
efforts to establish English opsra In this city BaIfos
thresdbaFs but stl popular opera The Bohemian Girl,
wm performed In . manner that fully sustained the
high reputation Of tbe Richings troupe.
The resppearance Of Mr. D. Kennedy, the celebrated
Scottish vocalist lest evening in Irving BALL was hssr
ily sssed BY ssisct and rsspsctabie moi vsry M.
nsrous sudisns& fhs gsuA,sman, scCsupsaisd by his
talented dsughtsr coming fsswwd was wslcomsd In
the most aastsriuy manaps. One q ~ pscuasitiss
Of the snertainmsnt given BY Mr. Kennedy Is that hs
pvsfAces e4ch song with remarks explanatory Of the
Scottish dialect and customs Of bonnie Scotland HIS
rendering OF the ballads "Ay Boy Tanmie" and Scot
land YETI were ven given, and frequent applause
greeted many OF his other efforts.
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A;.Fcy BroWn Di.co!orastSns; csfisd Meta
pared BY Dr. PERRY - Bond Sold BY all druggists.
The New York herald., 1867-04-06


DIX Deles1ts.
1-Samuel 8. Wyckor.
Nathan Kingsley, Sr.,
Ira H. Futile.
Z-George Ross,
James Oates,
Wallace Green.
3-vD0hn Fitch,
Thomas Mulligan,
Dmis, A. Duval.
flames McI.aren,
Wil'sam H. Mckinney,
George McGrann.
6-Eugcne Ward,
Andrew BIeakley, Jr.,
John y shaw,
6-Joseph y. Ellery,
Adm Hosbrook,
Charles S. Strong.
T-Frederic6 A. Conklis,
John Lobdsll,
J. Everett Russell,
1John w. Farmer,
Samuel Roberts,
Joseph BagoA
0N0rman Straft0n,
William H. Christie,
Robert N. Lake.
l0-Martin B. Brown,
stephen II. Knapp,
Harvey Fl. Woods.
n-William r. Stewart,
James L. Hsstie,
+. I. Lock.
12Wm- Burns,
John Duke,
Simon Hazelton.
1S-J0hn SedgwIck,
Hooper @. Van Worst,
Samuel G. Reed.
l4-RObert II. Boyd,
John Donnelly,
James X Downes.
15--E H. Reed,
James Turner,
General @. W. Palmer.
l6-Wald0>H 0>Huschins,
James N. Thompson,
Colonel Henry Beeny.
17-Ira o. Miller,
Robert l. Darragh,
John Galbraith.
18--William p. Esterbro0k,
Christopher Pullman,
ID. ID. T. Marshall.
10-Joshua ID. Miner,
Henry Bennett,
lothian Wilson, Sen.
20-James w. Culver,
Francis A. Thomas.
Stephen 8. Doty.
21--Robert G. Brown,
Charles Fl. Cooper,
Vim. H. De Camp.
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Summary Of the situation.
A M U s E N { N T s
Stadt Theatre.

Mr. Theodore L'Arronge, distinguished German COM
edau made his debut this theatre last evening before
very large audience He appeared as windmlller In
the Father Of the Debutane, by Hermann, and Her
mann Levy, in Paris In Pommern. The debutant was
received with enthusiasm he considerable
talent 10 comedy. There Is something OF the genial
English humor about him, and his obese John Bull
form and merry twinkle won over his audience at
he was very wen supported BY the stock company.
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BenjaminsN' Schaner,
William l. Wcmmeu, ,
Geo. w. Anderson.
G. P. Haw6s,;
J. Cumming,
]. C. DarroM
George Y. LadSbsinv
Isaac McGayr
william 7. Ashmaa.
John v. Gridlsy.
James Undcrhlil,
r. Frank Hyde.
James McCarty.
Jas. T. Mcguire,
James Gwyune.
George Mckay,
Il. X. Harper.
George Ross.
John Y. Lee.
A. H. Muiligan.
A. J. Odell.
DR.. Alex. Wilder,
John Collier,
Cor. A. Runkle.
William 4. Duryea,
William Drummond,
Edward Salmon.
John Sessions,
John c. Wandell,
George w. Rose.
w. w. Niles,
George H. Van Cleft,
George +. Noyes.
Jacob Webber,
Andrew Sour,
Conrad Clipper.
Dennis Hogan,
John Gautier,
John B. Dingledein.
James Martin,
William z. Pabor,
Frank b. Ball.
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atyi
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

"A "Desperate'' Irish American Onlcer Cap.
tured.
DUBLIN, April 5--Eve ming
desperate rebel, who recently taken prisoner in
- dght near this city, and who gave the name Of
Mcclure, proves examination to be Colonel Iver
prominent Fenian agtator and formerly an officer in
the United States service.
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:, ,Hmmghrc,'s Hcms%opn.hIc .s sleciess had
sss origin a.n IN q sssas & ss 4; e.:
mother nurse Or traveller could .wsys have With them and
IL ss sssson 90 S.rmiss Ina. III might ass hsm vita
;s ss use
sss .1 ..oa.y .sf S.r.
s.ss Been haze y. q ss
hves and which they have hundreds sAu and
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HI s,s. !. fss IsyIsss Hs s. IS .Ss - s
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nsuns hsa1 as nsSsas - S.,aasy es o.
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q. Rss MIL I.sScs y A. = s. I Draw
TAfLok Co., bsntoss, 10 vnn direct n "
,Rsysi :. i.ssysse and ali Iesai Louer,
). n VEXTfoI 10 wan srss. xs~ rors
.ok M.H,yaSa N, lsessgy.v PAD ~
Doueloous and ~ kinds - Gold asA silvse
To Marrs or Nsstay Wv yNsEy,s
Serious rsesesious for youss mon 10 Essnys Ms how
Ard Assocaton, 90 the fhysoogcai nvrcs ny cs srss
Disesses sdssed ~ ignorance q Natures & ~ ss srs n
Address Or. J. sKILLIN HouGHToN. Howard Assoc's'
tion, PhusdelpAkAr Pa
The Howe Co.. ,1lscs s;scx inv.esor o. ,ss
ssvins machneh President sos Broadway. new work.
| Weed sewing NIachine-Imgyeyed;~x.
l wheel or drop Feed. salesrcom NO ois brosdwV
yyh.e,er A. wilvor,s Lscisssitch sesviss Ma
csire ana Buonhoie Machine, $40 BroadwaY
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ousiv Hair Uys ard Hair Dye.Ss eNco'crs, ~ BArchA
kLVka " Pead susst> n
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.OgegiBG nay va. made briills1s. by tho
Hater. 2a Broadway corner ~ Fulton setssL and SO
Broadway under the PrescoI houss. Kvety variety
masculine bead osnamentAsioe neludng ~ uuiquey
srn prs:, r. ~ la for sppg a. io
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p.s. g g. Gsassff sscs.
REMEDY v:ed . inys,alx New xosE sapnzA Dean,
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Do Not Let Your Prejudice Sea1d BQtWeoa
suffering child and the relief that will be absolueiY
sure 70 follow tho use OF MRS. wTNsLowS S0OrHIN0
collie regulates the bowels. soens The gums gives %
Ms FULTON :.rsst New York And 6 High Hoabn London
MRS wiNsIow,s SOOTHING sYRUP,
Having tbs fac smie OF Curtis Psrkus The outside
wrapper. ALI others are base limitations
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na!s,etts Rsysr;6le sswisE Mnerisc:..14 ns.. "A
salesro0ms 560 Broadway ccsner OF Prince ssse. n
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

Batcheior's Hair lye.-Thc Best In the
world perfect harmless reliable tnstantano
Factory 81 Barclay street,
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ssss .ss sssass! & ss ss! IsSsssss Is Ssss s''s ~"
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

Fiereuce RsyMslSIc Fee sao .cu,,..
696 Broadway, New York-
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Beautiful HAIR" Chcynlierss Life for THO
{ovhtu beauty nps.t. NE and strength 2 We ws.tsss
unparasled har dressing sod BY IL druggists ana
fashonsbis hair drssssra and a. my cca Brcsdwsg.
MT. SARAH A.. CaEvALIBH. y. D.,
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Gents, ali Wool Salts. SIS. ms #4f
Boys' all Wool Sults, ~. fe
BROKAW BROTHERS,
"a Fourth avenue
% Lafayette plaoe.
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w,s.~ Toupccs and Orn~r, ,istai KSns~ peae
qualify Hair Uge an1 hhr pyes1S tNeVon, ~ JAW
kLyRa " Boad s'issk N8
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~ Tk: Es sshISsss cs' g. ess sss ssss ss ss
sewing machinsl Presdeu,. ses Broadway. nsw tof1
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so stu,sS Sess ss Psa ss
Dsss'oon: ,rS ~ tcds S = aeis 40 s|vs xs
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wys..l wysss S.s; ssrss s:.s 4:
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

Pos sv-"suxxER's Aevsxr." written for tho wsxgLr
HERALD by LOUISE RIvrzxs: "rHE BiarH os uNE"
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q HUMAN sss 4 :s:!. ara ,.. 3 s.
way, up sairs. 4E ~E NMf\
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

The Nerth German Parliament About Ad.
j0urn-A Large Prussinn Loan.
BERLIN, April s. 1857.
The North German Parliament will adjourn the 18th
dnstant
The Pussian government is about to raise loan OF
30 600 coo thalers
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

A.: asa.s. Az v..ar ss eAs!s ss.. H:ss
hair oursds Fifty ysars prscics MOL Asser plsSs
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

Serious rsesssious for youss men 10 Essays hs How
ard Association, the Physiological Errors Ansss sne
Diseases induced Nv ignorance Natures Laws w the hrss
Of seut In sealed letter envelopes ree o
tion, PhtadelnAkA. Pa
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

Machines. Ss Broadway Newfork
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

Cedar Camphor.-B Against Meths.
Conseleutlou WatoR--A Certasa Care, foe
Dabetes and al Diseases OF tho kdueya Dsp0s 0 CkR
street.
,CsIstSd1resc H:ir L LPys:1aTss E Bsss Eve, Ms.-
Astor HousG
payid's Spriag Style Or Gentlsmea's Hate,
2ook Broadway, near Duane street..
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

Terms. Single subscription. 81; Three coples 81:
Five copies s.; Ten copies. SIS Single copies, Five
cents each. A limtei number Of advertlsenaes ia.
serted the WEEKLy H.RAIn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-09

Seneca county, at the advanced age o
forty-fhree years, seven months and
some DAYS. He was the Oldest living
stallion known, and high up in the ce-
ieorities. ''rlNlVs : tn ,lii5sb Ba als43 h-i41sn
The Pail Mall Ga:etts rebukes sundry
discredit able scenes which are said to
have taken place lately in the coulisses
of the House of Commons, and says mo
donbt in 1861, as in any of the prece-
ding years Of our Lord, many shabby
things have been done, many dirty
tricks have been played, and many sol
emn promises have been broken in the
greedy scramble for Office, but that is
surely no reason why members Of the
Legislature should so far forget them
selves as to express their irritation to-
ward each other in manner moro suit
ed to night house than to the precincts
of st. Stephens. Offenders ofthis kind,
in attempting to dishonor others, doub-
ly dishonor themselves.
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Judicial BiIliuxsRnse.


The United States District Court, for
the State of Virginia, convened in Rich
mond on Monday last. When the names
of the grand jurors were called four
teen white men and five negroes re-
,sponded. The Enquirer has it that of
the jurors there were present five ne
groes, and fourteen white men, inclu-
ding JOHN NJ. BORIS. The intimation
that the number of negroes would have
been less had BoTTs not been ''inclu-
ded," or that the editor had grave
doubts about including" him among
the white men, is decidedly refreshing.
A sixth gentle Afrite, whose name was
called, failed to put in an appearance,
being evidently more particular about
his associates than are the colored pub
lie characters who frequent this re-
gioh. < - - - ~ IS
When the jury had been sworn, Judge
UNpERwoOD relieved himself of bonn
bastic and inflammstory harangue
which no license Of speech could dig
nifty into - judicial charge. For
filthy scurrility and malicious in
veotive 1t has few parallels in the
annals of blackguardism, and, like
its master, would be far better
adapted to bawdy house or 0 fish
market than to the judicial bench.
Most Of our readers are aware that this
man USDERwooD became notorious in
Virginia, prior to the war, as seditious
mischief-maker and disturber Of tho
peace. Having, for reasons which il 10
not necessary to rehearss, forfeited the
aspect of the community in which hs
he found solsss in negro society
~mens in sfousing ne,
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An Oil Fever Abrsnd. .

Some Of the foreign papers are crow
ing over the discovery in Italy of .
bituminons substance which is likely
To "throw American petroleum into
the shade" American petroleum is so
very much in the shade at present that
it is difficult to conceive how its condi-
tion can he made more gloomy. Most
of the Glowing wells" have, literally,
"simmered. down and dried up," and
the shareholders sit in sackcloth, with
the ashes of their hopes on their heads.
At one time, Petrolia turned up its
smudged nose at California; but, alas
the inexhaustible supply "proved but
u spirit" and the coil Cities" and "Pe-
troleum Centres" are mere dilapidated
Carriages, with speculative Mariuses
blubbering over their ruins. 1t is
written that persons who meddle with
pitch shall be iefiled, but it is
not added that they shall also be
bankrupted. Yet such has been the
fate of those who placed their trust in
Naptha-lie. Moreover, "coal oip has
deprecated in value to such an extent
euot lhohy Va sho yiSiuihS Wciio Wcrc
closed last winter because it did not
pay to work them. The petroleum
stock-board has gone the way of explo-
ded humbugs, and the scrip of the oil
companies that still exist has fallen so
low that the press disdains to quote it's
prices. The new oider of American no
bility, based upon subterrene oil, has
caved in, and the heiresses of bitumen
are no longer considered catches" in
the matrimonial market. If Italy has
gone into the business, we congratulate,
but do not envy, her. America has
taken her degrees IN it, and is satisfied.
instead Of producing palaces in Flor
ence and villas by the lake OF Como, it
will DC likely to endow those engaged
in it with nothing better than that un-
convertible species of property known
ss "eastles In tho air and chateaux in
Spain."-N. Y. Ledger. -,
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RIVER NEWS.

RIVER at stand, with fourteen feet
of water in the channel. 81
The wharf was deserted yesterday
evening, and business looked dull.
The freighting business th,s season
has been neither heavy nor profitable.
The Gipsey leaves this morning at Z
o'clock for Cresap's Grove, on pleas
ure excursion.
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The eight-hour disturbances at Chica-
20 and elsewhere in Illinois. seems to
be spproaching . close, so far rs law
less violence is concerned. The de-
mand for ten hours pay for eight hours
work 10 universally refused by employ
ere, and the majority of the latter in
sist that the former schedule of labor
remain undisturbed. An immense
amount of proposed building in Chioa-
70, .isz roported sbsndoncd in conse-
quenoe Of the existing derangoment Of
iabor and prices.
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THE ARsEIrER rREUND.

An elegant journal, printed In he German Ian
guage. and issued for the benefit Of our German
citizens, Is published weekly at the REGISTER
Office. tfEge II SO
Feeling grateful for the gcnesous encourage
ruent with which the friends Of the REGlSTER
prietor hopes by continued enterprise and en-.
eryy to merit In the future the same liberal pat.
ronage which their paper has heretofore ~
ceiyed 49,. .
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The wheat crop in all parts of this
great Valley is looking most promising
indeed: We have never seen it looking
better. The weather, since the close of
winter, has been exceedingly favorable
for the young wheat. It fairly smiles
in the exuberance of its life and beausy.
What is true of the fields of wheat h
Rockingham Is equally true OF ths
fsct, al the valley counties. Surely
We have grsst cause for the indulgence
Of Rratitude 70 God f6r his. eoodnca 70
- = nanifested in the cheefine prss-
ipscts 81 the eoming harvest.--Reefiss-
han Register.
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DElNG sATIsFIE tn AT
ID their patrons are prepared TO encourage aI
enterprise which has for its object the protection
and promotion of the welfare of the white ract
in this Republic, and the development aud el
ovation Of our young and promising State, the
Proprietor of the Wheeling REGISTER has en-
larged and improved this paper to meet the dc
mands Of increased circulation and growing
popularity, and now takes pleasure in presenting
to the people of this State. the Largest, Neat
est and Most Reliable Paper in West
virginia.
THE REGISTER can poin. to It's past
history IA the surest and best index of its future
course upon all questions Of National OF State
policy. Believing that the war was ended and
its legitimate purposes attained with the surren
der of the rebel armies, and the abandonment of
slavery and secession by the South, the REeis-
TER will be the unhinching advocate Of all meas.
ures that tend TO promote the national harmony,
to restore the unity of the Government and 10
extend to all sections the priceless blessings Of
an impartial Union and a lasting peace. 1t will
be equally firm in its Opposition TO all partizan
conditions upon the reunion of Government
ual ascondancy to one political party and un.
changing ostracism to every other and that
thwart the wishes of every patriotic heart by
leaving our country still divided our people
disunited, our Union unrestered. TOlerating
the opinion Of all men, while steadfasly advo.
eating its own, despising the proscrptiyo bigotry
of fanaticism while firmly adhering 10 its owl
convictions Of right aud duty,
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The Richmond Times Of last Friday
says: "Our readers will remember the
famous trial of Mrs. Anne E. Kibby,
who, on the 2lst of November, 1866, shot
her husband, Robert +. Kibby. and
killed him; and that her counsel put in
plea of insanity, which was proved,
and she was sent to the Staunton Lima
tic Asylum for treatment. On Tuesday
last DR.. Stribling, who Is in charge Of
the Asylum, wrste to some one in the
city, stating that Mrs. Kibby ives we'll,
and that in few days he would send
her to be tried before Judge Lyons for
the murder zoe 't'a y -
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is published every Friday. Its contents win be
made up Of all important news Of the week,
telegrapbic reports. transactions in ths Markets.
Editorials upon subjects Of general interest, an
A griculturaf Column, special correspondence
from all parts Of the State, choice literary and
poetieal selections, aud q large amount Of care
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitable TO
all classes Of the community. In short, the
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue to he the
best Ramily Newspaper erer pvbtished in ia
ktdte.
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s. C. BAKER, n. FIrzGERALD, JSo. W. CARROLL
Baker, Fitzgerald & Co.
STEAM BOAT AGENTS,
F0RwAR DING Il COMMIAsI0N
Il Merchants 10 n. Commercial Street, Sc
Louis, No. janis-6m-
INSURANCE.

National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAPlTAL...-.......- -SSOO,OVOs
Office, s6 Monroe street, next door 20 First M.
tional Bank. "
OFFICERS.
GEORGE K WHEAT, President
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice PSesid<at
JOHN BISHOP, seeretdry.
CHAS. WALLACE, State Agent, for West Va.
and Maryland,
DIRECTORS,
John +. Wilson, George X Wheat,
Jaa. T.. Orr, Saml Harper,
John A. Armstrong. James McCluncy,
A. &, Quarter. Morgan L. Oft
George Adams.
REFERENCES.
S. Brady, Cashier Merchants National hank,
Wheeling: List, Morrison a Co, Wholesale
Grocers, Wheeling; Pryor, Handlan Co.,
Wholesale Grocers, Wheeling; Michael Reilly,
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling Mcclellan q
Knox, Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling; McCabe,
Kraft Co., Druggists, Wheeling: Geo. w.
FranEheim & Co., Wholesale Wines and Liquors,
Wheeling: WinsIip Woods & Co, Queenswarc,
Wheeling; Lewis Baker Pub. REGIsrER Wheel
ing; +. q Me- fee, Notions, Wheeling; Camp
bell Frcw & Co., Pubs. Inteii'g' noer, Wheeling
OFT, Son & Co., Hardware, Wheeling: j. T..
Sands, Cashier First National Bank, Fairmont;
H. J.. Camden, Pres't Nat. Ex. Bank, Weston
W. Va; Capt. John Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling.
may3
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THE RE GIST T. Il

Will strive TO make the popular mind wiser by
conviction" rather than slavish by dictatiOn and
will labor TO disseminate only such views upon
current questions IA bear the stamp of reason
and the seal OF truth. =.
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The Circulation OF the Reg.
lister,

Larger by far than that Of any other paper in
the State, makes 1t the best advertising medium
in West Virginia.
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The Mining, Agricultural and
Grazing Interests

OF West Virginia viii find In the REGISTER o
constant and jealous advocate, while the social
and political adyancemfnt Of the State win re-
ceive its earnest attention
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ms ~ R NCE.
Fire & Marine Insurance Go.
OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED IN 1881.

TAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST RATES
! on Buildings Of all kinds. Steamboats
Furniture and Merchandise, and against all
dangers attending tho transportation of goods
on rivers, seas, lakes, canals and railronds.
II. CkANGLE, President
JOHN G. HERvEY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Robert Crangle, John Reid,
Robert Morrison, j. DslEell,
y. Brady, wm.G Battelle,
John DOnlon, j. ID. Du Bois.
t.R- The company mas removed to the office
UP STAIRS-fn the Insurance Building,
next door to the Merchants National Bank.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended 10 by the President or Secretary.
noyIjdly
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AaAS cider Vinegar.
IN BARRELS RRIMR QUALITY
CU tust received and for sale by
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-09
THE TRa.WEEkLY

Is published every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday and contains, besides the contents Of the
preceding issues Of the Daily, many valuable
items prepared especially for this publication.
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Farmers, Merchants, and Cat
tie Dealers

VIII have their interests specially consulted In
the preparation Of this column, and no business
man in West Virginia shonld hesitate tr avail
himself Of its advantage.
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TERMS.

PAYABLEIy ADVANCED
Daily Regisssr, Per year, by naii...-.-n .
six months, .-.-.. 20
I" three months, e of
by carrier. pea week---..- i5
Thwsskiy ReEs'er, sisEs ssgy E Sy .-llt = 90 90
And copy free 20 the sstser spsf the club.
weekly Rsgtsssr. sinEis ss sssHy.------ IS a., %
club Of ten. " 90
club Of tgenfy-------.- D %
A free c.Dy Of the Weekly % the gettsT~up VI
n eIuh az Ter. ard cops Of TIE TrSWeekiy %
TIE eufser.up pf Cub ~ twenty.
Remittanees Tor Cfubs must be made at one
tina, bat additions may b. mahs IS any time Ai
yided fan years subscription h taken.
Nancy BY Dszh, Exprea OF Registerci Lat
trrs nay be se1f nf eur rizk. Aa1rcss
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PRICES sss . seeo.

The subscriber dc<ires every enc 30 ssnd fur
circular, which viii b srnt fres saay sddrrss.
WILLIAM II. SHkIB,
- Main Street,
Sola A v.af
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NEAL & MCKINLEY,
Forwarding & Commission
MERCHANTS,

And Wharf-Boat fropr1eeors,
Parkersburg, w. Val
A LsO, AGENTS OF THE PENN
n SYLyANIA CENTRAL and Cleveland
and Pittsburg Railroads
Cash advances made on oonsignments. Par
ticulsr attention paid 20 the purchase and sale
Of Crude, Refined and Lubricsting oilS
JyIB
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PIANOS.
MASON & HAMLINS
CABINET { ORGANS j
A RE TIE REST AND MOST POPUI. n
"a insfruncnfs nade In The world.

say they are the best instruments they have ever
and exterior, and are al prsvidrd with the Az
TOAATlC SWELL, combination valves, and
many valuable improvements net fsund in any
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OVER 10000 ORGANS

are In usc in Churches, where they dive un.
bounded satiafAction. For the PARIbR and
FAMILY CIRCLE they are without rival.
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ITS COMMERCIAL COLUMN

Will contain the latest and most reliable market
reports from Wheeling and all promi.ont East
ern and Western cities.