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nIcKExs NOVELS. DIAMOND EDI.
Dickens Soveis Library EDITION.
Walter seotts EOTeis Household EDITION.
Gan HanntonS WORKS.
Captain Nayns Reds worfs-
Eccs Homo.
LS1isz OF Prussia and her Times, By Ms
NuhlbAeh- - u-
The Seven weeks' War. by No1isr.
The Bench and Bar, by L. J. RiEslOE-
Old England, by James L. H0ppIn-
SunIhine and Showers, by steinDetE
Curious Mythsofthe Middle Ages
The Caxtons, by Bulver.
BryEn Maurice.
Par Above, RubuA
Two Marriages
Inc IRvisibIes-
a Noble LIE
Cecil Castlenau. Gage.
EIsIe Aagoon.
Tales Of a wsysids Inn by LonsfeiIov.
The Last Days Of King.
Twice Tod Tale, BY Hawthorne.
Rsooueetions o, Five Years, Graee Green
wood
Tennyson,
Whittier,
Burns
Ella Cook,
Jean IngsIow,
LAus veneris, By swinburne-
SCOTS Poetfcal works, &C, &C.
wonans Relation 10 Education. Labor and
Law, by Mn Dali.
saeerlotal CeIihaey, by h C, Lea.
Heaven aud Hell. by svedeuboEg.
Religious Life In England
Irs1ng's Washington
Irvtng's Spanish Papers
Lectures on the English Language. by
Marsh.
Origin and History of the EagH.h Ian
guage, BY Marsh.
Man and Nature. by Marsh
cience OF Language, by Max Muller.
Rollins Ancient HistOry,4 vols.
D'Aubignzis Reformation in tbs time of
Calvin.
PIutarch's Lives
Studies in the Psalms. by DR.. Plumer.
Life of Luther.
The FederaItst-
Ruskin's WORKS.
Bankrupt Laws Of 1871, with notes ana de-
eisions.
Miscellaneous WORKS In good variety.
school Books and Stationery.
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ArE adrfrttsEmrnts.
Notice.

NETTING OF.TES STOCkEoLDEsS
a q Lhe FeEr15=o-Gc = 4ssll Gas - -
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Public Notice.

WHEREAS, THERE Is DUE 10 THE
w wheeling Lib.ay AAodatAcn Ion
-nfEcz1p1ans for sock, the fOlSoSLDE
S1no1nLE, 10 vii From
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CAMPBELL & McDERMoT.
Sealed Proposals

Sealed Proposals
WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE PESI-
: w Tertiary at Noundsville, W. Va, for
furnishing one thousand peEehes DiLnsnsion
Stone. Bids may he made for one hundred
perch and pWaFdE.
Sizes must NOT be les than 90 two and q
half feet in lenRth. nor les than IN twelve
inches in Ttse. Tue oouEsez must run with
even inches, TO vii: u, II, ls, Is, % and "a
inches.
In all cases the bed must be greater than
the Eise. One thorough header 70 every four
stEeteheH. the headers not to be La than
two feet -.
stone AHbIdB will be opened and couEid-
cred on TUESDAY, the ID day OF September,
ddre8 JAMES hurley.
President Board Of Directors,
AOUndsTiiie, ". Va.
wensburg Herald copy and send bin TO
All Kinds o. FRAMES al1syson hand.
huR2-Suddw
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Tuition $50 per session. Boarding from %
UnT1rnis6ed rooms IS PER session. TO each
FTes tuitSon 10 sons Of MInistezs Of the Cos
pei Of all demo ninatlonK.
FOR particulars, apply for catalogue to Prof
G. L. Ioos Secretary, or to
W. x. PESDLETOSu President
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For Sale.
Notice

1sr MUTUAL STORE ASSOCIATION,
Whe&atnR- The regular sGmi-EnnuA
s1lsrtinS OF stockboI6eEs Ls- GatoAl store
Aezezuon, fox TIE election Of three 81 D4-
recon and EEatlssS1lon Of oeber l1npos Lant
"a zines, Tlu I6Ee place a. TIE AEnstc4n
Hall, Centre wheeling. On TCE=DA4 W.
ING, aug .SLHs ls5'. Al o COX ~ oEost
Z. -. - II y = j. G HERVEY, seeE.
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speriaI gptirrs.
5RERTS CaoIERA AYTTDOTE

0nBERE-S CHOLERA AAIIDOEE
AEp<edy. SIRE and CERTAIN ezE fox Cboss-a-
DzubeA -FIuI.C EolAe and CEznP-
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II PzEoHD By PHTECASS
A RoAezrzyn, gaEoaS stziS1-. W Va
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NEch1uE RoaeI GnJ; John Donl11, 2: L
4 o. Louis AAun=EE= Geo z 14DE1e, AGX-
Eeif 4 NIX Idhn Barton BsImo1t LGILE5
SGmoel IE1Ehlin. ~ ho5ssale 4ETREE1z5 JEa-
LaED1sE= Jos ; ao-snEi J. a RoaSEn, Con
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Tbo.e terrible BesdaehesE enerated
6J ooszuesed Secretons. and 10 which La
dies are especially sahsscS, can always Be Is-
Level and tIseT nszDeDes prevented By
the NE Of TarrsnGs EheTesssnt SAltz=
Aps1eBt- Proo1TsbIe 81 AudruE EtGes.
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The United STATES

The United States jim Rem. Inaease Of
10 packages rs of liquors. '0''e'fe
DURSUAST TO An ORDER OF COURT
L in the above entitled cause, I hereby
give public noLioe that shaH on THUR
DAY, the 18Th 0ay-Sf August 1877, Al 10
O'Clock a. M. At the Auction Rooms OF Hub
bari, Bro. q Co.. on Eaat side OF Market
street, TWO doors North OF Quincy STREET In
this city, expose for public sale 10 the highest
and best bidder, for eaAh, the "a ID 10 packages
Of Liquors, consisting OF Gins, Whisky and
Brandy. Z. MORTON,
auR9 lot o. s. Marshal Dist w Va
The United states. ! In Rem. In a easeo
p Bo1esGIgaz
DURSUAST TO AN ORDER OF COURT
L In The above entitled cause, I hereby
give public notice that shall, on Thurs
day, the 18TH day OF August, next, At
10 o'clock A. M. At the ahction rooms Of
Hubbard. Bro. q Co., on Market street, Two
door north of Quincy street, IN this city, ex-
pose for public sale, 10 the highest and best
bidder for cash. the said a BoIes of ctgArs-
e n. NORTON,
jy24-Dt Us. Marshal DIST West Va
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THEELLIsENCER JoR OFFICE,
No Is Quincy street
DRAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF LADISG-
PROGRAMMES AND PosrERs.
CHECKS NOTES, RBcEPTs.
SHOW BILLS f- Oo1ntry Merchants.
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed.
MANUFACTURES LABELS.
INSURANCE PoLicHs AND RLAskR
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Bethany College.

HIHE TwESTY-sEVEETH SESSION OF
this well known sat Of learning viii
commenes on
HoSDAx, sOth SEPTEMBER. 1867.
and terminate on the 18th June, Isss. II is
dramatically situated in the midst Of the
beautiful and healthy hin country Of the
Pan Handle" OF W6t Virginia, and easily
accessible by Ran Road or River, and sur
rounded With the most favorable Influences
for student LIE
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided both for PUBLIC and PRI-
VATE BOARDISG. and unfurntshed rooms
VII be let TO Students who wish 70 board
An EXPERIENCED and able corps Of PROBES
snIB 4 engaged, and every facility Tor q COM
pIeGe and thorough course OF InstFae-
Ion viii be furnished 70 Tie student.
FACULTY.
w.K. PENDLET0S, President, and Prot.
Of Mental, MoIal and PoliticAl Philosophy
{: L Ioos. Prof o, Ancient Languages
4. ". aaRDNe, P1oL of Mathematics
J. I. BGRCLAY, Prof. of Natural Sciences.
3. 7. JONES, Tntor.
BIBLICAL INSTITUTE.
LeetT5E-w x. PEDLEToS. C. L. Loos,
R kICaARDSoS, J. T. BARCLAY.
The course of Biblical Lectures commences
weeks FREE OF CHARGE 70 ALL
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Strayed

ITRo1E TIE SUBSCRIBER, on THURS
u CAY. AHSEs9 * = DARK AnoBo Gov, AeSocf
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G.HARLB GEOPPE.
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atr adrrrtistmtuts.
TTesohers, Examination.
Lost,

LOST,
DEWEsE THE RESIDENCE OF 7 hE
b slhscriheE. o. slh sZeEt, and bE1deeFsolL :
If6So F5T h.zfWe<l R-aiEepsoTt and Be4iAI,
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49, . - oEreF Any one reScIntaE ne
same VIII he hADtsu-DelS ~ A[1 51sl,-I-Yr
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The West Virginia Mining and
Manufacturing Company.
CAPITAL,-,-- S126,OOO
DKBToEs:
HENRY CRASGLE, A. ALLEN HOWELL
Pr8deut, Tlce President,
" q sIMPSoS III o0NEET:TS
col. J. b FOHD
TTHI6 COMPANY b now fully organized,
Il Gnd VIII, IN = Ei1ort time co1arnsnca tn
nA1utactnre Of redned Carbon and Lahr3ea4-
Ing OGls, lamp WICK End ChtnnsyE
For Information IN reEKrd 70 the sock o.
B1stneEs 81 Ghs Company, apply 10 either d
The undersigned oGoers, or n the ComPAnyH
ofnoe on Main street maxi door 70 thAA- u.
Bank ". RETEESQN u, Say
8. p. HILDREIH, Tre1ET,
E R Addison. Aashinist. SupI deer
"Raltic" Flour.
WE ARE AGAIN RECEIVING THIS
w celebrated brand of6knnIly white Wheat
Elo1r, md sxpoE % b s1Pplisd regularly
iy2f LLsT, MORRISON 4 90.
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For Sale.
05 LOIS IN SOUTH WHEELING. pAE'
Z Ra On me Plank BO+a. al OF vhssh I
msslso.zssatoArstAv aver lO- prsos, On
easy payments
Az LLRWB.
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Important Notlce.

uTASTED-A LARGE TRACT OF Wood
w lzo1 coll25ntDE oak, Beseh, HtckoE!
Id ANpke ESsod-ETLh 6E H1LEl1gE improve
EarE ooaFe11eEI 20 = rA1I Eu4d and vac
co=Ess- Actress PcE Olns- BtEL s5sl1. SEF
J ok CIR aQg7-sod7T
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AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
BIBLICAL INSTITUTES.

The course Of Biblical Lectures commences
theIEs Monday in March and continues
weeks. FREE OF CHARGE 70 ALL
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J In Rem. Inaase Of
fOl lelture.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE Oh OHIO.

nIHE ANSuAL CouRsE OF LECTURES
] IN the above Institution VIII com
TUESDAY, october Ist, 1851, IN the College
BuiIdfnE sixth street, between Vine and
EAee streets, and end the last Of February
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DIR. RsimbeTt, a French doctor,
practices a new method OF Introducing
medicines in the animal economy, viz,
by the nostTils. He has done 50 with
morphine, which, it Geems, Introduced
in that way, will cure violent head
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FlNA nee AND TRADE
New York Market
NEW YORK, September II

NEW YORK, september III.
COTTON-Dull, heavy and dropping
sales 400 bales at 20 for middling up
lands.
FLOUR-Receipts 1925 bbls and
1909 bags; market l5a3o better on
low grades; sales 10000 bbls at Goa
SO for supertine State aud western;
common to choice extra State, 3 50all;
OOal2 40 for do extra western: 9 l0a
IL w for do round hoop Ohio; 10 GOA
Ia 30 for new ST. Louis; closing steady.
California flour, sales HOO sacks and
b5ls ut IL 50all 55al3 rs for choice do:
sales 1900 bbls of rye -four at ) 75a7 %.
WHlSKI-Quiet and ;eady sales loo
bbls of western at 36a for bonded.
WHEAT-Receipts l6,079 bushels; the
market is sac better; sales az 900 at 2 43
az AZ for amber State; = 30 for white
Michigan and Genesses winter red Iu-
.dianna on priva'e terms; 624 for white
California; No. ; Chicago To arrive, on
private terms.
RYE-Firmer; sales 1900 bushels
western at ~.
BARLEY-Dull.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CORN-Receipts 1920 bushels;
market opened heavy and closed more
active and la2c better; sales 10000
bushels at 22al 2if for new mixed
western, lSa1 p for rnsound aud, -
for white western.
OATs-Receipts 1880 bushels; mar
ket less active a,d easier; sales 2l,OOO
bushels at 6oa61 for new Southern and
Ohio and Chicago. ....-
RICE.Quiet and unchanged. 5
COFFEE-Quiet and steady.
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Cincinnati N nket.

CINCINNATI, september lu.
FLOUR-Firm, and higher.
WHEAT-Higher, closing at 2 loa2 p
for No. red.
CORN-FirmeI and more active; No
0Sal 10.
OATS-Steady: sales at 60 for No. l
RYE-A shade lower, closing at %
BARLEY-Higher: sales at 3Oal 40
COTTON-Dull and prices nominal
WHISKY-33 in bond.
MESS PORK-Irregular; sales oi
200 barrels ut - 5Oa24 10 and - %
chiefly ut inside prices.
BULK MEATS-Firm at 13al5, and
offered sparingly.
BACON-144al5; shoulders IL; sides
III: clear rib lSalS4; clear sugar cured
hams advanced to 22a23 and scarce.
LARD-Advanced to 13; sales of 22Ot
tierces holders new at 13t.
BUTTER-2a4c higher, and the sup
ply light; sales of Central Ohio at 29a
-; western reserve 33a35.
CHEESE-Advanced to llial2; sup
ply light.
EGGS-AdVanced to II.
COFFEE-4c higher; good to choice
rio 25a27l.
SUGAR-Unchanged and quiet.
LINSEED OIL-Firm at %.
FLAXSEED-2 Il; demand good. .
GOLD-143a1434 buying.
MONEY MARKET-Unchanged.
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FROM sT;EoUfs:
General schurtz,s speech OF wegcoms
TO General sheridan.

~ y
General schurtx,s speech Of yyeycome
TO General sheridan.
ST. Louis, September 10.-The follow
ing paragraphs are extracted from Cen
eral Schurtz's~ speech of welcome to
General Sheridan, last night:
But in You, sir, the people see more
than merely a man who can WELD a
sword and strike down hostile battal-
ions. In you the people honor the glo-
rious model of the American soldier.
But we know what he is fighting for
and whose brave soldiers will never
rest until the strength of his arms has
received its true value in the assured
triumphs of a great cause. tApplause. ]
In you they honor the the man whose
eagle eye not only never failed to seize
the decisive moment on the field of bat.
tie. but seized with equal certainty che
decisive points of the great problem OF
our days-not only as the bold rider OF
Winchester and the hero of the Shenan-
doah Valley and the Five Forks, but as
the hero of the Fifth Military District
General Sheridan We welcome you. APP
plausc.1 AS an honest man, sir, you
have achieved triumph not inferior to
your exploits as a soldier. You have
again shown TO the people of the coun-
/ try the invincibility of your TRIUMPH
Bnt the very men who hate you, yoa
have forced to respect and esteem you,
| in spite of themselves. Even now,
voices are coming up from the South,
voices of men who abhor the authority
Won exercise or voices which say we de-
test the laws which placed him over us
| But Sheridan is % man. Dark as the
horizon may appear, the day is not faI
when the struggle we are now passing
through will lie behind us in the record
of history-the day when The whole
country, North and South, will willingly
recognize the beneficious results of the
great revolution; will throw her broad
shield over the civil and political rights
of all her citizens, whatever their birth
place, creed or complexion; and when
the people ofthese States-the people II
| the hrOadest sense of the word, will
again, as oil the growing and prosperity
/ i'm the local interest of local self-gov'
eminent. Yes, it will come, in spite Of
the rebels who lost the fight but did not
lose their rancor; in spite of the insidi
Gus intrigues which seek to destroy it, il
will come. Then, General, you viii
gather yOrr prordest laurels oftriumphS
the people of Louisiana and Texas will
say, blessed be the day which gives IL:
the secure reign of hearty loyalty and
impartial justice; and.blessed be Sheri
dan, who so bravely broke the ground
The people of all the States will join il
and repeat what they already say, Gas
the gleem of Sheridan's mind showed us
the road to victory, so the CLEAN OF
Sheridan's mind showed us the road to
peace" As the champion of peace
through justice, as the representative OF
popular thought, General Sheridan, we
welcome you.
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arsTTGkRAouiet ana steady at fI}a1I4

sEsUGkR=o1iet and steady at fI}a1la
for fair to good refined. ,rf~7r
MOLASSES-Quiet and nominally
unchanged.
HOPS-Quiet at 40a60 for new crop.
PETROLEUM-Quiet at l5ia16 for
crude and S24a33 for refined in bond.
PORK-Heavy and lower; sales 1850
barrels at "a 56a24 81 for new mess,
closing at "a 62 regular; q 90 for old
mess; 20 5Oa20 as for prime, and "a w
for prime mess.
BEEF-Steady; sales 1870 barrels at
prices and 100 tierces prime mess at
40 90. 1855
BEEF HAMS-Dull and heavy.
BACON-Quiet and steady; sales OF
sc, 900 pounds ice cured short rlbbed on
private terms. o,o
CUT Enthusiastically; sales 22Opac a.
ages Mt llsal21 for shoulders and ga
l61 for hams. :.
| LARD-Stcady; sales 800 oarre'' d.
l3al4f. ,o o,;o ,a
l5a33 for Slate. $50.
CHEESE-Steady at oal4.
LATEST p. NJ.
FLOUR-Clesed5 al0c better, with fair
demand.
WHEAT-Moderately active, and la2c
better. .t -
RYE-Firm, at 135al 40 for new West
ern. =
OATS--Dull and heavy, at 69a7o fol
Chicago and Ohio.
CORN-Steady, at 23al 2it for good
Wy
PORK-Dull and dropping; sales al
"a 56ta24 GO for mess, cash, and regular
BEEF-Fairly active and steady.
CUT MEATS-Quiet and unchanged.
BACON-Quiet and steady. =,
LARD-Flrm, at l3aal4t for strained
and l4t for kettle rendered.
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lkilIeti-Celebrniion.

CINCINNATI, September lO.-A Wagon
containing ten persons was upset OF
Mill Creek bridge yesterday, and fell q
distance of forty feet. Two persons
were killed and the rest injured.
The anniversary of the United Order
of Red Men was celebrated here yester.
day by grand procession and Other
ceremonies. Delegations were present
frcm number of cities.
The dwelling house OF Caldwell Love
at Clifton, was destroyed by fire on Sun
day. Loss. $4,000; insurance, $4,000
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8p Teleeraph.
TO TEE REGISTER.
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, September 10, Evening.
Csnsols "a lilo; $50 bonds 7Ss; Erie
444: Atlantic and Great Western 2lt.
FRANKroRr, September 10, Evening.
u. S. bonds 76i.
LIvERrooL, September 10, Evening.
Cotton closed at a decline of l on
American descriptions; middling up
lands 81; Orleans 10; sales to-day, 5000
bales. Breadstuffs closed firm. Corn,
BIS Cd for new mixed western. Wheat,
l3s Cd for California white: Oats, IS
sd. Barley, IS. Peas, 42s. Provisions
closed strong. Beef, 1925 cd. Pork, Ills
per Dbl. Cheese, sis for American.
Lard, SOS Cd. Bacon, 42s Cd. Tallow,
AS Sd. Petroleum, spirits, Id; Is Cd fol-
refined.
LONDON, September 10, Evening
Sugar, PAS Cd.
ANTWERP, September 10, Evening
Petroleum closed firmer; standard white
60 francs 80 confines.
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Indian News.

WASHINGTON, September 10.-The fol
lowing dispatch was received by the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs at Oma
ha.
A messenger arrived at North Platte
on the eth int. from Spotted Tai''
camp, with information that the inter.
prefer, Todd Randall, who accompanied
the friendly Indians, would be at North
Platte on the 18th Of the month with
six white captiyes-three women and
three children, and that the Chryennes
and Sioux were willing to make peace
aud want commissioners to wait fol
them at North Platte. This looks well
(SignedD II. B. DENHAM,
Superintendent of Indian Affairs.
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New York Items.

New YORK, September l0.--Genera
Sickles is TO have a reception and testi
monal from his comrades of the Excel
sior brigade.
The Congressional Committee to in
vesti gate the frauds in the Pay Depart,
mcut commenced its session to-day.
The depositors and billhoders of thu
suspended Farmers and Citizens Bank
Williamsburg, suffer no loss. The banl
will not resume business.
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Expected War between Turkey and
Russia.

New YORK, September lO.-The Trib-
une's special, dated Constantinople,
September 9th, says: The Russian am
bassadOr in this city, General Ignatfef,
has presented to the Porte another note
of his government, which demands the
cessation oc Crete to Greece and the
full equality of Christians and Mahom-
etans in all the provinces of Turkey.
The demands are declared 10 be an ulti-
matum of Russia, aud an answer is
asked within ten days. In diplomatic
circles war is regarded as almost in
cvitable.
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ReVcnne Frauds.

New YORK, September 10.-The
charges against Callicot, internal rev.
eune collector. of Brooklyn, are of de-
frauding the Government out of tie
tax on All barrels of whisky, upwards
of Si2 100. The Post says it is reported
that Callicot permitted the Government
to be defrauded out of S90,OOO on SINH
lar bonds during the first month he Oc'
cupied the position of collector from
the imperfect manner he attended to
his duties. He is still in Washington,
it is said. attempting to avert arrest.
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BY THE GULF CABLE
by Telegraph to the Register. !

HAVANA, September 8.-The STRIKE
among the cigar makers still continues
About two hundred journeymen were
thrown into prison. They were proper
" cared for by the authorities. 1t is
said that many of the manufacturers are
inclined TO yield, and take the men back
at former wages.
A gang of highwaymen are commit
ting robbcries in Havana.
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state of West virginia,

Ohio County Circuit Court, august Rules
1867.
Beverly NJ. Eoff,
as. , In ChancerN.
Eustou, Mccain & Co. & others.
'l'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is TO CALL
i the creditors of Euston, Mccain Co. to
interplead. in oIder that the assets in the hands
OF the Complainant may be distributed amongst
the said creditors, the defendants in this srt by
the decree of the Court.
And it appearing from an affidavit filed in
this cause, that the defendants, Alexander
Euston, Thomas X. Mccain, James X. Nc
Cam, and Arthur Francis Nevelle are not resi-
dents of this State, ON motion Of the plaintiff,
by Beck & Hubbard, his attorney. that they do
appear here within one month after the
fourth weekly publication in the Wheeling
REGISTER and due posting Of this order and at
tend TO their interest i'm this suit.
A copy. MICHAEL J. BREINIG, Clerk
Testa MICHAEL J. BREINIG,
PECK HUBRA9D, Clerk =
Sol. for Complainant. aug-l3o q wft
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-11
New York Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK, September To.
Dry goods quite active, and prices are
well maintained, except for Hne or two
brands of standard brown sheetings,
which are u half cent lower, viz: Allan
tic A sheetings III; do II Pacific and
Coates ID Ia; Lawrence G jobbing as low
as l6l, and Mortified delaines at l2!.
Flannels and blankets have recently
been slightly reduced in price, but other
fabrics are generally firm and i'll active
demand. The cause of the decline in
sheetings is owing somewhat to a heavi-
ness IN the cotton market.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-11
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO. September ~.

TOLEDO, SepteWDtT TO.
Flour quiet. Wheat &c better; sales
White Michigan at = 35a2 80; amber
do, 2 24a2 %; No. spring do, 2 90. Corn
lc better: sales No. Wabash at l 13a
l l3I; No, = DO, 10al IL; Michigan do I,
10. Oats Lar better; sales No. at 5oa
50. Rye lc better at 2Oal POI for NO. l.
Barley. 10 for No. |.