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a. s0O FEN YEAR. w ,,,',.s.,'.
d ,DUD sysry here e. s'''.cnr 'MrF'v-
NJ so Swing Machines Three new k.ndr.
Under and upper feed Sen'"n ifiai. war
rart.d i've years Abpvr salary ~ large
commissions psrd The Only machines sole
N. ~. I'aiied states for lee. ttsn S4",
yh,eh 49, r.iiy lcesrd ~ Hove. Wheeisf
4 w,lsoo, Gr.yer a. Baker. singer 4 Ca.'
sud Bschelder. All other cheap machines
ne infrinrmrn,s. ant The seller o. u'rr srs
In,b.- 10 srr.s,, fns ehd imprisonment >
llu.,ratrd circulars sert~frrs. Adhress, y
call npon shaw g. Clark, al i'ldJeiord
Maine, Or Chicsg" ~. AlSJ
June lob lS66-ls'A .,cas.
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FROM NEW YORK.
n Trraty with Niearngua-A Prspo-
.;,;ou for the Annexation Of Mexico
gam Fort Lie wentworth.

New YORK, July 19.-TEe government
If Nicaragua has taken measures To
open negotiations with the United
stats, IN view u! al treaty of ainIiy,
.s'in ,irTc,'. Sc.
IN the RIu Sausuan, NioaI"s IA, pi~eed
here by the Trench and other foreign
settlers. rendering traffic Oh The ri=ei
dangerous and in some places is1possi.
BILE.
The Herald's Washington special says:
Mr.. Abbott, u brother of the historian,
has preached proposition 10 the lead
ing members OF Congress For the annex.
alton Of Mexico, which he intimate-
meets with the appreciation OF Juarez
and the chiefs OF the Mexican repnb-
lican Party. The latter fear another
foreign Intervention on account Of Max.
imilian's execution, or n continuation oil
the intestine strife, and are satisfied
with annexation, provided they them
selves can be secured in some good Gov
eminent berth. and peace can he Sc
cured to the country. Mr.. Abbott
propositions were received with some
hesitation by Sumner and Banks, but
with much favor by Howard, Cole,
Chandler and others.
The Herald's LeavepwOrth special
says: A train was captured last Sun
day near Fort Laramie, by the Indians.
Bishop Lamy, ten priests, and six Sis
tiers of charity accompanied the train
Ell route To Santa Fee. The men were
killed. scalped and horribly mntilated.
The females were carried away cap
tivcs.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Fin.uci.Inmd CsmmercinI Item.

The crop prospects, rs reported by
the press of the interior. are still Of the
most encouraging character. From
some localities poor and medium re-
suits are announced, Int the great mass
of territory favors crop which for
management and good quality has
never been surpassed. The corn crop
everywhere along the Mississippi river,
from Louisville to New Orleans, is rep
resented as virtually secured, aud To be
magnificent. The cotton in the same
section is looking well, but the hopes of
the Southern people are suspended, so
to speak, upon fair crop. On some
plantations that foe Ia the crop, the
worm, has appeared, and its ravages
are dreaded. The worm t1Onrishes the
most vigorously in cold. wet seasons.
In South Carolina case under the
new bankrupt act, on Monday, Judge
Bryan charged the iary that, by the
suspension by bankeT, merchant or
trader, to meet his commercial paper at
maturity, and non-resumptiOn of pay
mpnt within fourteen DAYS, although
without fraud. created AN act of voluiI-
Iary bankruptcy; that an assignment,
rs made under the State law last May
although in trust for the benefit of the
creditors of trader, constituted the as
Signor an involuntary bankrupt. is ten
lering 10 hinder and defeat the opera.
tiouS of the bankrupt law.
raa aggregate value of he general
crop of the United States may he esti-
mated by taking that of 1870 rs 4 stan
lard Of an average yield. In that year
the yield of the leading articles was as
follows:
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Arrival Of Madam Juarez NJ Vera
CPnz-MPxican News.

NEW ORLEANS. July l9.-The United
States revenue cutter Wilderness, ar
rived here last night from Vera Cruz,
where she arrived on TIE 18th inst,
with Madam Juarcz on board. y depu-
tation OF officers boarded the vessel, and
warmly welcomed Madam Juarez back
to Mexico. On the 18th inst. she disen-
barked from the Wilderness. She was
met with an enthusiastic pnblic recep-
ton. both civil aud military. The dis
play during the day was gala one, and
there was magnificent display of fire
works in her honor in the evening. She
is accompanied by a large party OF Mex
lean mobiles. and was TO leave for the
CITY of Mexico Oh the 10th inst.
President Juarez arrived at the CapI-
tai OH the 18th inst. and was cordially
received.
He emphatically declines to be re-
elected, and has ordered new elections.
He will return TO his haclnda I'D the
mountains rs soon rs his successor Is
chosen.
1t is officially reported that General
Vidanrie has been shot. Marquee Is
believed to he hiding in the City Of
Mexico and will be shot as soon as cap
tured.
1t was reported in Vera Cruz on the
l4th that Santa Anna is still alive, but
later dates received in this city from
Tampico state he has been shot.
Everything quiet i'll Vera Cruz and
the city perfectly healthy.
The Austrian sloop-Of-war Elizabeth
was receiving Austrian refugees on
board. She held no communication
with the Mexican officers, except
through the United States gun-boat
Tacansy end Consul Souliver.
The Wilderness brings dispatches to
the British, French and Austrian Gov
ernments about publishing an address
to the world, in which they expect to
Justify themselves for the killing of
$500 MrxicarS for defending their ma
tive soil aud cite n precedent which
they think will clearly prove their acts
within range of propriety. They will
produce documents which they say will
throw new lights upon what they have
done. Some of the ableSt men in the
republic are engaged ON the work.
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Cincinnnti Marker.

CINCINNATI, July 10.
FLOUR-unchanged, but closes dull,
with more Offering; 10 00al3 90; supply
light.
WHEAT Dull; No. l red closed nj
9 25a2 40 and white at 40a2 10. There
is considerable Offering for future de-
livery Mt 2 10 for prime red, but millers
are not disposed to auy only from day
to day.
CORN-Dull and bnt little demand
closing nominal at Sass sacked.
RYE-Scarce; closed at ~.
COTTON-Firmer, but without ami
nation; middling 234a24.
WHISKY-Unchanged.
MESS PORK-Quiet ut goo, without
buyers.
BULK MEATS-Again higher, and
without sellers; 100000 pounds We're
procured, at l04al2i for shoulders AMI
sides, hnt nj the close sellers had with
drawn, or asked lO4al2t.
BACON-Advanced tn | l3al3ialIf for
shoulders, sides and clear sides. and
more buyers than sellers at the adj
vance: at the close holders asked &C
higher Tor sides. and II for shoulders:
the consumption demand for bacon is
very large and pressing from the Sonth
and East, and as there is no country
meat Ia he had, the stock is confined TO
that here, and in Chicago and st. Louis.
HAMS-Firm ii Il Tor plain: 2l for
sugar cured.
LARD-Dnl a@d prices lower: clos
ing at l2al4.
BUPI ER-Firm for fresh at lSa20; all
other kinds dull. ar Hall for fair to
prime.
CHEESE-Dull at l2a13.
EGGS-Firm at IL.
SUGAR-Firm at l24ali for raw, and
17sa1e for hard refined.
C0FFEE-25a2S.
LINSEED OIL-Dull at 40al AZ.
FLAXSEEDS 90.
GOLD--l39! buying.
EXCHANGE-Dull.
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New York Markef.
Nrv yopY Jnly

NEW YORK, July ~.
COTTON-Firm: sales 1000 bale. AT
26ta27 for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 341S barrels; mar
ket heavy and shade easier for old and
unSound grades and quiet and steady
for other kinds; sales 800 barrels, in.
Guiding 1000 barrels sour and old extra
State and No. = superiiue for export on
private terms. ut 00aS ~ for superfne
State and western: : 30a10 ~ for extra
western; 10 75al2 - for choice do: ~ 30
all 90 for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; IL 25al3 90 for trade brands;
. 0Oall 50 for spring st. Louis: II GOA
Il 80 for winter do. California flour
steady; sales 5000 barrels at IL 25al5 NJ.
Rye -four s'cady.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady at :7a39
WHEAT-Receipts ZOO bushels; mar
ket shade iirmer and quiet: sales 5000
bushels at a. for inferior spring; %
for No. , Milwaukee; , 60a2 20 for new
red Virginia; : 75a2 20 for new white
do: , - for new white Georgia. and
= 70a2 - for white California.
RYE-Quiet; Canada ] 50.
BARLEY-Nominal.
BARLEY MALT-Nominal.
CORN-Receipts l93, 424: sound scarce
and a shade firmer: nnsound favors buy
ers: sales 1880 bushels at DIAL %!
for new mixed western; | U1al % for
fancy do; Goal O3 for unsound; GOAL u
for Kiln dried, and III for white west
cru.
OATS-Reccipts lO,lO0 bushels: mar
ket unchanged; sales 10000 bushels ut
s0as3I for western; 92a93 for Ohio
RICE-Quiet.
COFFEE-Unchanged.
SUGAR-Quiet.
MOLASSES-Quiet: Porto Rico ~.
H0PS-Qniet.
PETROLEUM-Quiet at l3!al4 for
crnde in bulk. and 3Oia3l for refined in
bond
PORK-Opened tirmer and closed
heavy; sales 5000 bbls at - 75a23 00
for new mess; closing ut ~ 20 cash;
- co for old mess; 10 Is flor prime,
ard ~ 25a22 30 for prime mess.
BEEF-Firm at pr.vi0ns prices.
BEEF HAMS-Dall.
BACON-Firm.
CUT MEATS-Firm; sales 2fiD mack
ages at l0ial0f for shoulders and lial6
for hams.
LARD--Heavy; sales go bbls. at 12s
l3t for new.
GUTTER-Steady.
CHEESE-Lower at 7alI.
LATEST MARKET-5P M.
FLOUR-Closed heavy and ioc lower
for old, ard steady for fresh ground
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wHEAT-Quiet and steady, with
some export enquiry for inferior and
red spring.
RYE-Qniet. O.,
CORN-Dull and declining for sound
and firm for unsound.
PORK-Nominally active and tirmer;
sales of $500 barrels mess at % Is
cash. and p 9Oa25 OO for regular, clos
iur with sellers at % 95a23 W regular,
aud buyers at'a29U.
BEEF-Firm and in fair request.
CUT MEATS-Firm, with fair demand
aud foil prices.
& BBCON-Quiet and firm.
& LARD-Closed heavy Mt l25al3 for
fair TO prime steam, and l3E Tor Kettle
rendered
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From ALBANY,

ALBANY, July 19.-The Constitutional
Convention took mp a resolution declar.
ing persons of African descent entitled
to the same rights and immuniticS ne
persons of European descent. Al
amendment that all questions rs TO sub
hitting this or any part of the Consti
tuition framed by this convention, q:
separate question, 20 the people be
deferred until the whole constitution
is framed, was adopted. This subject
has been sharply debated for severa
davS past.
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From san Frnucisco

SAN Francisco, July l6.-Proceed.
ings have commenced in the United
States District Court against the ships
Royal and Saxon. recently from Sidney.
an charges of Smuggling. SHIFTS have
been commenced agsins; the ships Free
Trader and California, "a recover 1907 :
na0 for violation at the State passenger
act. The FIRE Trader bruught I22 and
the California 4S5 Chinese passengers;
penalty $1,000 zach.
The panic in the mining share market
continues. Savage sold NJ 4nRi: yellow
Jarkrt, aS0; Crown Point. . 10. de.
,i,n~ az no
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CEc wool Clip nmd the Cops in Har.
ri-oH County, Ohio.

fIrOn Z Ohhty, VINO
An intelligent business man of this
city, now on visit west, drops us Il
lire from Cadiz, Harrison county, Ohio,
in reference to the pricrs of wool in that
section. and the crop prospects. He
says: 4 branch of the Pan Handle road,
eight miles long. runs to Cadi2, the
county seat of Harrison county. The
farmers raise sheep principally, and
ship over one million pounds of wool
annually. The agents have bought up
nearly all the clip this year, and
paid fifty cents per pound Tor
all kinds, irrespective of quality.
/ The price has come down now. and wool
is dull at forty-tive cents. There is Il
great prejudice here against heavy
/ ilecceS. and buyers will scarcely look
ut twenty-five cents per pound clips.
| These heavy tleeces turn out TO he prln
cipally dirt. and, when washed, about
one-fourth of the former weight is clean
wool. In the wheat growing districts
the farmers are Dragging on their crops
of wheat. The fright about the weevil
was short lived, and really existed more
in Imagination than i'll fact. If the
weather keeps good. so that the crops
! can be taken care Of all will he well.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Registcr.l

LONDON. July 70, sP M.-Censols94i
Illinois Central -6., extra dividend
Erie ACT.
LIVERPOOL, 5 P. Motion, closes
firm and active; sales $1,000 bales mid
ding uplands lOs; Orleans l0s. Man
chester market stcadier; holaers ae,
maua an advance, which vas rot con-
c.aei Corn 3Gs I'd f"r n'w "hea'
-. Tor whine California. Barley IS.
1ars A, ,.l. Pea, los al. Pork 11@@s Gal.
Reef laos. Lard los. Petroleum, spir-
IFS Oh: refined. Is Sd.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is published every Friday. lts contents viii l.
made up Of all important news of tho Netl
telegraphic reports. transactions in the Market
Editorials upon subjects Of general intorr,' az
Agricultural Column, special corrcsporhrr"
from all parts Of the state, choice li;nrarf agl
pOeticGl selections. and a large amount ~ 80,
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitable q.
all classes Of the community. In short th'
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue 20 be a,
best FomilE N0cspdper ru@T pubtiShed IN Ns
STATE.
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New York stock Market.


NEW YORK, July 10, 5 p. NJ.
Gold without material change, open
ing at $50 and closing 1T 1893.
Ohio certificates 26a26t; Canton Asia
40; Cumberland Coal 3Sta39: Quicksilver
33!a34i: Mariposa, 9la10!; Western
Union Telegraph, 4Ssa4Sf; Pacific Mail,
l44!al45; Atlantic Mail, 11O!a1l1; New
York Central, lO6!al06f; Erie, 7OEa70t;
Hudson, ll6all64; Reading, lO4alO44;
Michigan Central, 40; Michigan South
ern, 79ia79!; Illinois Central, l23ta
IA; Pittsburg, 9Oa9O4; Toledo, lila
al2li; Rock Island, 99la59t; North
western, 444a444; do preferred 70a7Ot;
Fort Wayne, l0lfal02; Wabash, 48la49t;
Milwaukee & st. Paul, AZ; do preferred,
65:
Adams Express, IL; United States, -;
American, 60; Wells, Fargo Il Co, 664;
Merchants Union, 30; paid, Is.
Border State Bonds firm; Missouris,
1927.
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sUsDRIEs.


A XIV BARRELS PRIME MA.
"a PIE Sugar SuperiaT Cree Biaek ast
Sapanese Teas, Pure White Wine Vinegar, yss
York crab and Champagne cider (bottled), Nss
York No. ] Salmon, Engiish dairy Chez
Pickles and Sauo~s, TapiocA, Pearl Ssgo Con-
starch; aaizena &c., hernctIcally sealed -!
on lbest quality. Prsnch Mgs,ard San SAG
49,, CONDEMNED MIX together with genef
-. n .ment q seasonable srticles. just r-osi''
? -&SE ia GsDwooDROw.
Odd Fellows Hall Building.
nyD Monroe Street. Wishing. w. Va
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THE TRI-WEEKLY

Is published every Tuesday Thursday FId "a
urday, and contains besides the contents oi b.
preceding issues of the Daily, many ,lluah'
items prepared especially for This puhlica'u'
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Frssu New HaveA

Nav HWES, C0SN, Jnly l9.-At
commencement af Yale College today,
H.. H. vas ,.a"irrrri ,,,S'i The s'-rc'i
Minister, Ranxanr. Secretary StsntSn,
and Judge Ainbnn,o TAFT 81 Cineit-
uaii
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THE RE Gas sER

win strive to make the popular mind "pi-, Dbl.
conviction" rather than siavish by ,i,tatiou q,
will labor to disseminate only 81, b views In,
current questions as bear III" >rirrp " "a,
and the seal of truth.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July 10.
Flour firm. Wheat firm at 80 regu-
lar. Corn steady at S4!. Oats quiet at
63laGi. Rye scarce and nominal at %.
Barley steady at 55a6O Whisky NOM
inal ut 3la32. Provisions quiet. Mess
pork dull at 22la23$. Lard weaker at
l24al2t. Bulk meats held very firm;
shoulders 9salO; clear sides 12tal2l.
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Get Up Your CLUBS 70, Is,
9f- -...
THE WHEELING REGISTER
The Largest, the Best and T.
Most Widely CircuIa;aa
Paper liz Yves,
Virginia.
Daily ri Aeetly2 Y33ll
nRING sATIsPIED -,

ENG Salts PIED Tn,
Id their patrons are prepared to eDror.' ~
enterprise which has for its olicC; N. IS =
and promotion of the welfare of "a, vf-,''~f,
In this Republic, and the deyelopn,,r, Sc y
ovation of our young and prom!S!u, So -
Proprietor of the Wheeling EFGls1rs p.
iarppd and improved this paper 10 me-, a ~ "
mands of increased circulation a,I -
popularity, and now takes pleasure IN NJ.
10 the people of this State the I.nrur,, :
est and Most Reliable Paper in N
Virginia.
THE REGISTER can roip,,
history as the surest and best index q; IN. I, e..
course upon all questions of Natinn,I a.,
policy. Believing that the VAT WI, r,.i. -.
is legitimate purposes attained with the -
der of the rebel armies, aud the alandc7,,..
slavery and secession by the South Al. D.
TER will be the untiinchinC advocate If an.
ures that tend to promote the naiiouai 90.
70 restore the unity of the GuNrtuU,r,t a..
extend TO all sections the pricrir,S h.r,.,,,
an impartial Union and a lasting p,a,r a.
he equally firm in its opposition Ia all r,,,
schemes that impose unjust aud uuWsrr,,,
conditions upon the reunion "a iru,rrr,.N
that was never blUkrn, that guaIaarr, A.,
nal asccndancy To one political par, sp5
changing ostracism tn every othrI. md .
thwart the wishes OF every Tarr,nu. 49,
leaving our country still divided. rrr h
disunited, our Union unrcSi0rr, i.I.-..s
the opinion OF ali men. while >I",ila,l., IN
eating its own, despising the pr"sciip,NrD-,-
of fanaticism while firmly aGhr. ID, ro p,
convictions Of right and duty
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Greenwood Cemetery,
ON THE NATIONAL

Greenwood Cemetery,
>,IgUATED ON THE NATIONAL
- ROAD, three miles East of the city is now
ready for nterments, sale and improvement of
lots. II contains 81 acres Of land, and Is laid
out in the most modern and improved style-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for threefOurths OF the year by the
Hempheld Railroad. II il Perfectly secure, and
intended to be identified by every variety OF
trees, shrubbery public vanlt, chapel, artificial
lake, fountains, &c, to make il equal TO tho best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro-
vision is also made for its enlargement, ordsT
and care In peTpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing lots can exam
ne the grovnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat or secure them by calling ut the office
of the Secretary, on Main street, over the Rank
of Wheeling. #,...
Persons wishing TO make interinents will call
on the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor
Tickets Of admission to lot holders and visit
tors will he issued by the Secretary.
A. J. SWEENEY, Prest.
r. G. BONHAN Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong,
j. S. RhO,es, George Adams
John G.. Ninth, X. G.. jordan,
Geo. Mendel T.. A. Hildreth
Joseph Bel angst
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HANOVER, y. H.. July l5.--Dartmouth
College commencement to day. Among
the degrees conferred was john Went.
WORTH Doctor of Laws.
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For ErnnCC

NEW YORK. July 19.-The Dundrr-
berg sailed fol France to-day.
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TIE ARREITEn FRIEND.

An elegant journal printed in tie German an
guage, and issued for the benefit Of our GttmiL
citizens, IN published weekly at the REGISTEk
Office
Feeling grateful for the generous euconags
ment with which the friends Of the REGISTRE
have hitherto rewarded his efforts the Pro
ergy TO merit IN the future the same LIBERAL pa
ronage which their paper has heretofore n
ceived
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TOBACCO.
i I0i Butts Old Bsn's" blk Ias.
% Caddies do. do. do.
10 butts Niagara do.
20 caddies do. do.
Il butts Dew Drop do o.
80 caddios HOmbrick do. "
10 boxes Emily Jsnes natl H., ! 10.
5. do. Diadem soft pd. 9 inch ....
"a do. Wheeler's nd pd. do.
do. do. hard pd IL. Jumps.
IOi do. Mile Collins" hard pd. 10. Jumps.
~ do. Keen's Fine Twist nat1H
~ do Millers r. and X. twist choice.
lOdrums Fig Leaf
20kEs. 6.twist running l0s
SMOKING TOBACCO
II bbls. FIG. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' =. g. do. do.
10 bbls. e. s. do DO
10 hlf bbls. C.. s. do. 10.
Our stock Of tobacco IA large and the assoIt.
ment unsurpassed by any in the market. Mer.
chants are respectfully invited to give VI q all
before purchasing elsewhere. "
MAXWELL & TISGLE.
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LEWIS BAKER.
Wheeling. West virginia
HOWARD HOUSE.
Nos. s Il . North Howard NJ
TWO BOOKS yzox nAIrnioHx s1u,I.
BCLL q sEwRLL, Propristor..

DS1b - bEWELL, Proprietor.
&, = T-1 - BALTraoHE, Marrh /. i-s'.
WE HAvELEAsgD THIS HOUSE Ayt
w have enlarged the Office. introdn cr.i Seas
thrVnehout The house, renovated and rrraOlsSs
inc IN, water Clossts, rrpapersl aud r.psinisd ~
Rooms and furnished them with new cSrPs;'
furniture, &c wehase. In fact. made the has-
entirely new inside.
We have alao telegraph Office in the ba.bisI
VITA wires running Go all parts Of the UBiI''
states, Canada and EUROPE.
Our Tables win Al all seasons be aLundsstJ
SugPned with all the market aifspls.
~, " nave also attached To the Hotel an slegI
Billiard Room, fnrnishsd 18th Tables mad Il
Pre-siy Tor rs by the celebfatrd manufartur,-
@asnHIs; fHILAIA CoLLENDHR, of New York
,,, Our Barr win be supplied with the l~.t d
Wines and Liquors.
oerTanta attentive and polite. and rrerJ 81
teluon WIN be paid 10 the comfort OF tb. Goes
aha rltrons Of The House Ehirh win b. made
HONE Ike a. possible.
otages VIII re AZ The DepOts on arrival o
Iiaihs, aiao ~ the steamers on their arrival 70
convey guests and 1arly baggage 10 the H0uss.
BULL 4 sRWELL,
Proprietor
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-20
TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore 6 Ohio R, R. Co.
,,,,CD sCHEnULE.

or,-cv P,r7,uonr & OHIO RAILROAD Co.
of'" WHEELING, Slay I, 1907
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-20

WILL CONTINUE TIE BUSINESS OF
w the late firm Of MarshAii, Cots Co, 81
me Old Fulton B4ak, and vii furnish coal 90
reasonabieteEms 10 IN our Ga Customer, and
AK share Of public patronaes. MARK
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-20
ITS COMMERCIAL COLUM
Farmers, Merchants, and Cat.
tie Dealers
The Circulation Of The Reg.
lister.

Larger 10y Lar than that Of any Other pller DO
the State makes 10 the best advertising 'u,rr
In West Virginia