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New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
EXroRTs IRON srrT. J, 1901, 10 DATE

FIsH-The market s firm, but prices eyince no special
change. st. Georges Cod bring 81, while Grand Bank do
selling at Sc 25aS6 90 but generally at the latter rate
Mackerel quoted at s2l for No Bay; 80 Tor NO
shore IL for do NO Bay sJ ior NO Shore ana " Tor
No. Medium.
FEATHERS arc without change, We quote at go 0e5c.
for Prime Tennessee, ana 90c for Prime Western.
GRAIN-Thcre has been improved demand for
Wheat during the past weck-bot for milling aud for
portland with better assortment here Of all dcscrip
lions the business has proved quite large embracing
about twenty cargoes Of Spring to arrive at S2 0GS2 is
for No. g. - l60s9 20 for No q and 81 25 for No
caedths extreme prices IN all paid for that delv
ebe early The receipts from the South have fallen of
much sooner than many anticipated but this corresponds
with views published about the middle OF July
and TO which many OF readers took reception but
Indeed the yield Of Winter Wheat proves be consid
eraby less than then ventured 10 publish, although
our pondents most invariably made the yield at the
South under half crop Our letters from the Northwest
this week are OF the same character those published
for some weeks past the yield Is light but the qualify
S good is the universal testimony The receipts at the
Lake ports have increased materially and The prospect
is We sha have liberal arrivals ut early day. and quite
DISK export trade appears probable. To-day the mar
ket Is Irregular and unsettled Winter being some what
easier, while Spring firm and in active request mainly
$1,000 bush al 81 10 for No. Chicago Spring arrive
before the goth October 81 10 for No Milwaukee Club on
the spot; 81 27i for No. do do. and - 27s
arrive at the last Of the month"; 81 Id$2 80 for Amber
State; o. COas3 81 for choice White Michigan 81 IS
81 20 for White California. aud 81 40 for White Southern
Barley is dull and nominal. Barley Malt Is Ia limited
supply and h sales al 81 6s 0sl CO. Oats IN Increased
demand and prices rather rmcr the sales 900 bush
QhI9 at gc Western at GliqGsc state at 6sc Jersey at
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

30 OacOc ard Pennsylvania at o09G5c Rye isNely diy diy
have sales TO report. Corn mas petn I u cariv
aud at times Tie market has been much exced' eaIP
I'm thc week the demand quite active Tor
FOR e Eaei aud FOR export but since TUESDAY the spe
latye demand has abated and prices have iplusy uT
clined the Iae accounts from the West are more la.oi
aIc for the growing crop and there Il now ptospovt ~
Ave eighhs to thrce-Quarters of crop sens d de-
today tile market Is improved, both IN prices anu % w
mand and closes firm sales OF loo,to Du'I -" ''N-"
lXed at ls0Sl % in store, aud 81 1921 2lt ahol
LXrORTs OF GRAIN TROu sEFT. l. 1867, 10 pNi"'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
o,ol NI-5,553 a5 s6,Osa ,I3s OJ So, ,il5 so

The capital stool, of the Company which stood al
the date of the last annual report ut s0,lOOiO has
been increased to SiO.399.OO by the conversion oil
bonds convertible into stock at the holders option
Its funded debt and other outstanding liabilities,
created for construction and the purchase oil the ioad
from Galcsburg to Quincy including s!7OOOO d'ie on
that purchase and not yet called for as at the date o
tbc last reportl amounts altogether to so,'2,!'o'
The whole aggregate ofcapta stock and debt Is now
s15q2i .96O. The gross revenues OF the property
charged with this capital and debt has been' during
the year. s6.1iGSGl a. The net earnings above 'he
exncnses taxos and interest OH the debt and there
fore belonging to the stockholders, have been
s33SG70i A.. =
The earnings of tue Erie Railway for the month OF
August, 1861 were: -. ~
81 23oo2i Oi 1906 ti,29jlOo o. Dec Seas %
The following are the comparative earnings OF the
Michigan Central Railroad for the first week in Sep
tember:
sos,99l lsC6......... s9o,52i Dec....s5S'S
Comparative earnings of the Chicago ana Alton
Railroad for the first week in September:
1867 slO3 993 1866 .........Ss3,lO5 Ihc.. sSS
The earnings of the Marietta and Cincinnati RAN
road Company for the first week in September:
7......... s26S9i 1866 sC6...............S2i356 1886
1867 ..-..... S7S5797 1896 sICs7Cs
Tho following is n statement of the approximate
earnings and expenses of the Pittsburgh and Fort
Wayne Road during the month OF August, 1867,
and of tho earnings and expenses for first eight
months of fiscal year, as compared WITH the same
ncr;nd of bp wear 1866:
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
dams Express
, MINING sTOCKs.-FIRsT BOARD.
ADu- ---s-sss NN-
PETROLEUM AN,
Niripg !StOc'.S.
sATrRpAY. scnt. ll-r. ".

Gold opened at l444. and closed at l4i! AZ. Inc
supply of cash gold is abundant and rs high as
per cent was paid for carrying; ana largo amounts
were loaned at per cent The clearings at the
Gold Exchange Bank were sS6,6s4,OoO, and the bal
ance. 1,73O6lO.
The exports of specie from this port during the
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

NTa ,ih 81 99O7I3 50 $L35i642 70 s69,S9S &c
Increase over 1906 $g2 81.
The Miners Journal of Saturday says OF the coal
trade:
The quantity sent by railroad this week Is 7O1l6 o3Lby
canal - COZ O-for the week 1882 0S tuns against se
fnns for the corresponding week last year inns IL INC
first eek during the many which have Immediately pre-
ceJed il ths wear n which have been able 10 record
larger shipment from this region than was mado curing
the corresponding week OF 1900 Ie aue sums uP '"''
week as follows, compared with last year:
--1s66.~z7 11T1s6'.To,I
Week JOs. week tvar.
Q7T9T2 e.0i0s28 90. 297.l32 s,!l99lT
gIiqql7 21I,O72
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
prCrrpTS OII pPODUCF

IINVIItIN7It'.-
sErr. iA-i03sS bbls Flour. 5I5 bbls WHISKY, o!DC
bush Wheat 3D. ssi bush Corn J544 bush. Oats 5000
b h Rye 399l bush Malt ~ pkgs Ashes 20 bbs Pork,
$40 sacks Ocake, 497 bbls Petroleum, 2alo pigs But
ter. lJ.s6T pkgs Cheese l56 bbls. Eggs
LIVE STOCK ONER.THE ERIE RAILWAY.
For the week ending Saturday. Sept IL 80 cars Cato
Ga DO Hogs. 45 do Sheep, do. Horses IL do Calves
Total. 2sl ears.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
599,elI 2o.OG0
TIE MARKETS.

fCaemly reported THE THiaryr'
SATURDAY. sept IL, 1867.
AsHEs-A fair demand has prevailed Tor I0ts ana
prces are trhc 1ner; sales or 80 Dds h ~ o""' o~'
Pearls are duh and nominal Mt Sil 2JGSl2 20 4,
BIILDING MATERI AfS-CCmmO1l llaId bil,k my
again advanced and have been in brisk demand 'ioou
and Philadelphia Front remain nrm Oihct nltlcl.s
coming under this heading are without 7ptclhl
change: the demand has been moderate. We quo'e
"a follows: Bricks 40 sl0 5O0sn TOT colhi"h
Hard. SsqsaO for CrOtOn. and so Tor fhladc phia
Front Cement at 81 90 for ROscndac. Hnt at nc "t
RoGrande Mixed SOC for Bucnoa Ayrcs Mixed ana u
Zoe for Western Inwashcd Mixed lath@ a. ~ thttc
months Lime at 81 80 for Common ana VI 70 fOi Lump
plaster of Paris AZ s. tun for Blue Nova ScOiai -
a. tun for White Nova Scotia - 40 bbi Tor 'alcihtI
Eastern aud s. 80 bbl FOR Calcned hmekeIOoeAer ahu
Empire MILF. 80 A. ,.t.,.. o.,
Ui,I.sWAX continues steady, with faiT business at
lO.iIic for yellow Western and Southern.
BRISIIlS are quiet; small sales AT from Doe dsI Iof
American Gray and White.
COTTON-Tlere has been rather more doing 10 DAY,
the demand being largely speculative, Dut prices snow
no important change, and still quoe ~ p 2St "I
Mddling Uplands td26.c. for Middhng Ne"Oilehhs
sales OF g9G bales. -.
COFFTlNo sales Of any importance are reported Dut
for all prime grades prices remain nfm.
COCOA is without change. We quote ~ DohIhhp ~
q,a lOc; Para II 0l2c Guayaqu III diJc, aud ch"c'"s
at II dIsc.. all In bond. ,,
CANDL DLE5-Adanantnc are nrm and I'm fair demand
d22tc: Sperm aud Patent are unchdnscdI tue oie
al i5c.. and the latter Ht 5jc. H.,
DRUGS AND DYI,S-A fair business has been done ~
most articles coming under this heading advance
in gold has restricted business. We have no particular
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

it we abstract the following comparative statenen,
of the earnings of the road for the year ehuhs Ap
N fSfG and 1861:
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

Total since Jan % soiOJ37 20 $s4s5i22 30
The Bank Statement will show an increase in loans
Of and decrease in specie of S90OO0OO and
in legal-tender of Si,jODO0O'
The transactions at the Sub-Trcasury were; Re
ceipts for Customs sjSOOO; Receipts for Gold Notes,
sG67OOO; Total Receipts, s3,4jl,39O 91 Total Pay
ments 1895 08; Balance, sll9,3Sl,2S TO-
We arc informed that the plan presented by the
trustees at the certificate holders meeting on the
10th instant for recognizing the Ohio and Misss-
sippi Railroad Company and closing the trust, has
peen adopted by unanimous vote OF million dol
iats above tho three-fourths amount required Tho
ees IL Is said, will take immediate steps u rsor'
game tue company Ill accordance with the plan.
The Chicago Republican of Friday SAYS:
We nave no important changes ia notice in the domestic
monetary matters There scarcely nny demand for
money from tne mercantile community and the demands
on the banks Tor accommodations were almost entirely
confined TO grain dealers The loan market rnled easy NJ
10 per cent Tor satisfactory Cali loans were made
at per cent. The offerings Eastern ,rorc
liberal, and the market ruled easier ~ -. VI
sight drafts taken at Sl 500 - 30 per a. oo
Buffalo at off. and on Oswego at OF Batcs
banks 81 Oes2 off, and tho counter rate was s,sed
at par selling. ''e""1
The report of the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
Railroad Company has just been published, aud from,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

srArs OF SKv YoRx B.SK DEPARrSssr ALBASr Sep. 1901
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant TO 6haptel
~ lol Lass of 1871 that ths egnE nos ''aeS 70 the NJ
eaion located the city 81 NwYorE ri. be redeemed g Per o. pc
ssuaoa A. THR NATIONAL MECHANICS AND FARMERS BANI
OF ALBANY the City Anay for from !he date hsrese
noi thereafter. -.
The ouapng c-ui,aE OF tbs sail bank be prses
Aforesaid within years from The date hereof, and al notes whY
shall REDEMPTION En1 psTneu w the ns h
specified vii 5e charge upon the securities in the hands o. nc
ss iassnM O. W. SCHUYLER Superintendent
sraTE OF wY0Rx BANK DEPAsrSESr ALBASr March y Ll
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 10 Chapt
~ 1852 t76 Laws Of l6 that the erst0
issued TIE Mise,aTers Bank Oaey 70 Meehses B
haakng association located the ty o Nes ior
viii be redeemed par by the the Baking Depas
ent The York National Bank in The CH
fabian date hereof and thereafter
The Outstanding circulating notes 0l te said baak must be rese,s
Aforesaid the date hereof ani al notes skl
psa.ed for redemption sni ment within hs ns ust
viii the fund be hands u The b
that purpose O. W SCHUYLER Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

Alum y ib.-....... iq - Gu, inb'c sor''.
81 'a:E i''.. ...i . =,
eis.a s,:. z! .'5. B. 90 :; & 81 @. F: % s..a. @ '.'''
ss::5 l:5 .:,. :.., '. % .: s:.. "a, . D. So
F"'''''' % ''' ,ai3ii's ,as aa, r1.5;'@ r5.' "
DIEWOODs-lhc market s very hrin, oWihs 90 The
have sales TO report Holders asking $40 gold ioF
Tampco, and $50 for Sayana-all gold BuWoOd at sj'
gold, and Lima Wood a. tl2n, currency.
FLOUR AND MEAGl-sncc This day week we have had
good degree Of activity and huoyau,y IN or market Tor
Western and state Flour. though not without some yara-
bencss IN prices Choice Family brands nave been n ilr
demand and have ruled firm al an advance cary IN the
week these are not plenty aud are relatively lower than
learn mcrs are comparatively idle owing 20 the scarcity
Of wheat aud the extreme prices insisted on iOr H. and We
the residue Of the month The supply OF Amber Wheat
Extras Is fair bu They sell slowly at The advanced prices
to the extreme views OF holders Early IN tho week the
hare purchased with caution and only keep GOOD
their assortment The lew Spring Wheat Flour Is ariiy
ing more literally, and rd tho quality excellent. and
IN this description look for avery active trade the
Ing season Old Spring Wheat Flour Is about ont of
and suporfne have been brisk demand, have rapidly
improved aud quite sour Flour less plenty
and is saalc at better prices To-day The market less
active and prices generally 50l5c. lower though we
have to noie considerable iIregularty In the market;
sales 9O0 bbs at So 2 for superno sac 81 20
tl0 20 for New Extra do $40 dsll 20 Tor Fancy do
" $50 90 for the low grades Of Western xras $40 80
tl2 10 FOX good TO choice spring Wheat LxtIas ,OS
go 20 FOR shipping Ohio; $40 o0dS3 20 for Trade
do sl2 95atl3 30 for White Wheat LXtra Mchigan ana
Indiana; slI 30dSl2 20 for Amber Wheat Extra; and
SI9 l5aSl5 co fOr st. LOUIS Extras Canadian Flour is
and prices are uncertain California Flour IS III
active but steady sales o $50 bags ana Dbs al III 20 ~
$l3 90 Southern Flour Is firm but very qulc sales OF 2o
bbs at g. 7jd Sl for common 10 good Extra Baltimore and
Country sld$l3 35 for Extra Virginia and Georgia, and
Sl 25aSl3 90 for Trade aud Family Extras nom Maryland
and Delaware Rye Flour quct, the supply fair sales
30 bbs nj Sc 5OdS7 15 for Fine and Extra Com Meal
steady but quio.; sales OF 800 bbls. City at $G
mn I IA
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16


| Government bonds are dull and lower on all classes
and no large amounts could be sold at quotations
State and Railway bonds are dull and steady. Mis-
cellaueOu5 shares continue TO be neglected Pacific
Mail was stronger selling at HI. Express stocks
were dull; Adams Gj; Wells. Fargo. 81 American, o.
Railway shares were dull and heavy, and a general
disposition 10 sell was shown by the majority OF Opc-
Tators and, with the exception of Ncw-lorl Central
and Erie which were strongly supported. the market
was witlout strength and the dealings very mod
crate. The Bank Statement was considered unfayor-
able and the market closed dull at quotations: New
York Central, 10S.Q 1881; Erie, G9.0G9.; Hud-
son, l53s 0l33s; Reading l03, "a l0ji; Michigan
Southern, SLASH; Cleveland and Pittsburgh 81
Rock Island, 03i0lO3i; Fort Wayne, lOiialO5;
North-W Western. 4jiGGl; Northwestern Preferred,
G9.0G9, Pacific Mail, 14lal4l; Ohio and Mis5is
sippi Certificates 21.; Milwaukee and st Paul Pre-
ferred. GiaGG!.
Money continues firm at per cont on call loans,
with occasional transactions at 501 per cent. The
Bank Statement foreshadows more active money
market, and until the October statement is made
there can be no reduction in the rates of interest.
Foreign Exchange closed dull. Bills al 60 days on
London are quoted at l09alO9! for commercial;
1Oo aO9 for bankers do. at short sight, l09!0ll0!;
Paris at 90 days, 52O05lG. do at short sight 5.lj0
512,; Antwerp 5.9Oa5 5lG.; Swiss. 5.9Oa 5.lG. Ham
Durg JO3 AIlSIeIudul, a III fVi
Al; Bremen. 7Sa7S. PrussIan thalerS 7li012
Freghts to Liverpool 50 hhds. Tobacco at 27s. 3D.,
and 30 900 bush Corn on private terms To London,
1900 bbs Flour at Is 9d; small lots of Tobacco at
2js and 80 tuns Oil at 2js Danish brig with 1000
qrs Corn to Cork, and marker at Gs, and ship
from Bath to Bordeaux with Tobacco at ?is. I'd.
The total imports at New. York for tho week com
pare as follows
Vel .adag Sept H. Sept Aug ~ Aug o.
Dry Goods ~ s2696gj5 s22i3.0jj t3.3ll5ll S23lsG09
Gen III chaudise. 2l37,3l9 319j,2l BOILED l9jilO2
TOtal....... .fl5Sj,jjG S,iOs,2'6 E3G1j0 A2lG,jHl
The New-York imports of foreign dry goods CONF
pare as follows:
For ne Uek 1865. 1856 1867.
Entered at the pOTt....s2,ijiO OoI S0l40i2 t,Gb.2T
Sipo, jar. 1885. 1866. ISG7
Entered al thepOrt.. t7,4G6G5 s9S22G735 NsI3G.I16
Thrown on market... 529si $50 9is2ls2j 72751,029
The revenue from customs at New-lOrk compares
as follows since January
1865. 1896. 1867.
Six months s5G95577 O7 S7.5ls ls9 "a $593jiGsS 90
In july ..... 9,77S276 65 ll,J071s5 90 9J05,i32 "a
In August ISll3G89 80 12sI9,7GO So 1928 800 45
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET O'CLOCK The
market for Pork dull sales OF 80 bbs AT ii 70 cash.
zoe. now bid, 75c. asked. Lard is duh.
PETROLEUM Is quiet but prices are without change
the closing quotation are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

% ,rJs 0S sSa s,sI s, B III '''''''''''F s0H'
Refined 10 bond O0 tes Prime sbt Straw White % d28t
Refined IN bond 0 estl STANDARD White.........Jl d.
Resned 10 bond e testl Prime Whte............11 ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-13
River News


The river is still reeeding with four
/ feet ten inches in the channel, and full
OF floating ice. There was quite live
" time on the larding yesterday morn
ing between the steamers Express and
Sallie V. Both boats arrived from Par
kersjurg and returned at II o'clock
4. VI. The steamer Silver Lake, No. 8,
arrived from 81. Louis and discharged
iron for some of our works. She left for
Pittsburg last night. We are informed
that the Silver Lake had made trip
up the Missouri river 20 the mountains
since s.e was at our landing last. The
Forest City and James Reese arrived
and departed at the usual hour.
In all probability there will rot be
many boats depart to-day on account OF
the heavy ice running, but We will give
the regular lime table The Rebecca
for Parkerssurg at II A. NJ; the Forest
City for Steubenville at p P. NJ: the
James Reese for Sunfsh at 3 P. N. By
applying TO Booth, Battelle & Co., OF
Jas. Ii. Holmes, they will give the ne
cessary information.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-13
The veatFy

The vesiry
OF st. Matthews Church have ten
dered q call to Rev. c. George Currie,
OF Covington, Kentucky, to become Its
Rector. The call has been accepted. and
Mr.. Currie is expected to enter upon the
duties of his new charge about the hrst
Of January. We congratulate the mem
bers of this congregation on having
seemed the services Of Mr.. Currie, who
is represented to be man OF marked
ability and in every way competent io'
the work. We hope that his Efforts te
do good in our midst may be ATTENDED
with success.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-13
AFFLICTED
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The astonishing success which has ATTENDED
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uvA remove II nervous Affections Sepres.
sion. excitement ineAPscify 70 study Or basi-
ness loss Of memory, confusion thoughts Of s-if.
destruction fears Of insanity. &e- II VII rt-
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have destroyed Il BIZ sensual excess er evil prac.
toes
YouaE men BE humhaCEei no more b. "Qrark
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withoa; delay for the Elixir. and Be AZ Onoe -
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One bottle Is Sufficient 70 eject cure II A.
ordinary cases-
Also, DIR JoISvILLE-S SPECIFIC PILLS
FOR the speedy and permanent cure Of G11oTT
heA. elect Urethrsl Discharge Gravel Str.r-
ure, and al Affections Of the Kidneys and Bad
der. Cures effected in frun one . I've days
They a-e prepared fron vegetable extracts la
are harmless Oh the system, and never 1znseats
| the stomach o. inpreZnate the srssth- v,
change Of diet - necessary vkiie OsinE then.
nor does their sctisa n any manner interfer,
with business Pursaits Price 81 per box
4 Either Of the above menflaned articles VII ;.
sent 10 any address, closely sealed and pos
paid By mall or express e receipt OF Prlos- Ad
sress AZ orders 90
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-13
Bankruptcy.

THIS = TO GIVE NOTICE THAI on
i the ssh 61y Of November, A y. iSSs. war.
rant in bankruptcy vas tsSaed against the e.
tare Of William Eleris 81 whe~ling n ths
coanty Of Ohio anA State az West Ntrgiaia. who
has been adjaagcd Bzakrapt % has own peti-
tea: that the PaSzseat u any debes and dsliv>
cry OF zly proPerty belonging 70 sach Bankrupt,
% him CT for his use. and tbe traGsfer Of any
apeetiz.: cf the creditors Of The said Bankrupt
- prove theEr debts and 10 choose enc %
zlore 2SSigases Of bis estate, vii BE bold &C
CSGEt of Bankruptcy % b hol1-z .; his once
n the olIy sf whoe1Bg West Virginia, before
GeTge b Caldven, EesiStsr, q Friday, ths
ssth dzy u pcoszs o. A % 80. AZ 10 o'eloek,
An Z n. NOkrON,
eecll-ltAWsH [. : &arshal y. W. Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-13

Another year Is drawing 10 a close
How time Hies. Eighteen hundred and
sixty seven will soon be away. and
thought OF only Is the eveniial past
The leaves have fallen from the trees
the air is chilly and cold, the winds
boisterous, nd the clouds hide the azure
Of the sky and obscure the shining OF the
sun. The earth is clothed IL snow
white robes, and everything around us
proc!aims that winter has come IN
earnest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-13
Fine Gold Pen. and Pencils
..Ts.r. i, No su.a Word n. Fall

New styles. for holiday gifts. at 4
". PAUL u Co.'S.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-13
Damaged.

The Silver Lake No. arrived here
yesterday morning from Burlington
where she has been lying for the last
five or six weeks. She was loaded with
mig metal and bound for Pittsburg. but
was grounded at Burlington and had to
remain there until the recent rise IN the
river let her of. She was damaged con
siderably by the 6. W. Curtis run
ming into her while aground. 4 Por'
ton of her guards were torn on and
other injuries sustained.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-13
a Little Fight

Was kicked up in East Wheeling last
Wednesday night, about II o'clock, II
which there was = good deal OF haiI
pulling, scratching, biting. kicking
gougiug, hammering, etc. The com
batants both evinced a determination
TO conquer, and being noted for their
pugilistic propensitiss, the conflict was
long and fierce. The melee was finally
brought TO close by the approach Of
gentleman clothed in gray, whose Goa
was eubellished with brass buttons.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-13
..Reaufifulty Grand,

Exclaimed young lady friend of ours
yesterday as she inspected the magnih,
cent display at o1toby s Duffeids
Jewelry Store, ld3 Main street. Some
of the finest gold watches for ladies and
gents. and the most magnificent jewelry
ever brought to Wheeling, have just
been received. Gold and silver rings
gold and silver thimbles, rich and rscy
breast pins, gold and silver spectacles
silver plated ware, and fancy good
generally, can be found st "lg3. Cal
there and purchase your holiday pres
ents. See advertisement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-13
0rph ans Aid Festival.

We would call attention TO the Festi'
val which is 10 be given by the Sister:
in charge of the Orphan Asylum in
North Wheeling. This is a laudable
enterprise, and should be literally pa
trouired by our citizens, irrespective OF
religions opinion. The homeless and
friendless little ones must be taken care
Of, and it requires means 10 support
them. Let Us contribute our mite 10
alleviate their wants and have the aSsur-
anee that We have performed char
liable duty. Remember, At Washing
ton Hall, on Monday and Tuesday even
ings next.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-13
Lecture

Leesare.
Professor z. F. Rich, of Boston, de-
livered an eloquent and interesting
lecture At the Commercial College OF
Hitchcock & Dow, last evening. His
subject was @Loss and Gain,r and was
handled in a mastery manner. Great
praise is due Messrs. Hitchcock & Dow
for their energy and for their able ef-
forts 10 advance the interest of their
students. L is their object to make
their College an attractive place and
we feel confident they wiz succeed