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Wheeling Classical Academy.

THIS OLD-ESTABLISHED INSTITUTION
4 Of learning under the superintendent Of
Prof A " HAMA u now connected with the
Wheeling Actual Business College. AMI We have
no hesitation IN saying that il Possesses adyan-
tAges superior TO any similar SehOOi IN the city.
PruE HGSNA las met with complete success. and
no other Academy can compare with this II dis
eipline and advancement
Special attention Is given 70 Latin GndGreek,
and all the Students ARE capable Of standing the
most rigid examination IN their respective stud
les. students in the Aeademiczl Department
resolve daily instruction n
PENMASSHP,
Under ProE J. SCOTT 4 n, eoufessedly tbs
most thsrOagh and accomplished teacher IN the
city.
there is rom for eight more pupaz, We vii
not unEisely receive more than We can person
ally attend TO- Our students receive iIstruc
ton in thsir several classes each day.
J. CREASEY
Principal Wheeling Business College.
A. " HANNA,
PRINCIPAL Academical Department
mo. e SCOTT A II,
tnaStf Principal Of PeRnsaship-
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81 Valentines Day.

1t is hardly necessary for US 20 re-
mind our readers that tomorrow is
Valentines day, at least none of the
fairer portion, as it is likely that they
have been waiting its coming for the
purpose of more fully availiug them
selves of the privileges of Leap Year.
May old bachelors hearts, we antici-
pate, will go "pit-a-pat' over the deli
cate proposals that they expect, and
many will frown if they should be
among the unfortunate who are disap-
pointed. We say, go ahead girls, and
swamp these old fellows, in showing
them how to exercise the rights that
are three-fourths of the time accorded
TO them, so that they will know how TO
conduct themselves when their time
comes round again.
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CouneiI-Firat Branch

The regular monthly meeting Of the
First Branch As held on Tuesday even
Ing.
The Mayor being absent, Mr.. W. P
Wilson took the chair, and there being
a quorum present the body proceeded to
business.
Minutes read and approved.
A resolution was received from the
Second Branch authorizing the commit
tee OF Water Works to receive bids for
hauling coal TO the water works, which
was amended By Mr.. Blair, by striking
out all after the word resolution down
to the word hauling, and insert that the
Clerk of the city receive proposals, and
it was thus adopted.
The report Of the committee on Water
Works, and the report of the Street
Commissioner, were received from the
Second Branch and severally coucur-ed
in.
The resignation Of Samuel Alexander,
of the Sixth Ward, was received and
accepted.
The official boudso Of John Scarborough.
Collector Of Assessments, were approx
ed.
Mr.. English was elected by the COun-
ell 20 fill the vacancy occasioued by the
resignation of Samuel J. Alexander.
from the 9th Ward, and being sworn,
was duly qualified to perform bis du-
ties. and, on motion, was placed on the
same committees that Mr.. Alexander
was assigned to.
The petition of Hobbs, Taylor & Co,
asking for reduction in their water
rant. was referred to the committee on
Water Works for report.
Resolutions in regard TO the reduction
of the water rents of G. ". Robinson,
Alice Parker and Ellen Sullivan, were
referred to the committee on Water
Works.
Petition of NJ 7. Carr, City sarveyOr,
a. reported from the Second Branch
was concurred in.
The report of J. N. Bickel in refer
euce TO the Peninsula Cemetery, and
the report of the committee on Ae-
counts, were both concsrred in
The Petition of Booth, Battelle Il
Co. wss concurred in m referred by the
Second Branch.
The First Branch hors went into joint
s.uion with the Second Branch, and
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Ne, Expected to Recover.

Mr.. Charles Ditman, partner in the
firm of Harbour & Co., in the carpet
business, received dispatch from his
brother living near Indianapolis, Ind,
that he was not expected to recover
from an accidental wound inflicted in
the thigh by a Ratchet. Mr.. Ditman
had but lately retained from seeing his
brother with strong hopes Of his recov-
cry, and this news is very unexpected.
The young man is well-known in this
city.
DR.. SurgisoD, of the firm Of Surgison
Il Mccormack, dentists, received a dis
patch Yesterday that his mother, who
resides near Philadelphia, was about
dying. The news was very sudden and
unexpected to the Doctor, and he took
the cars Immediately for his home.
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The Chest Of Glrieh,


About the time that Ulrich was muir
dered out near the tunnel, and for u
lsng while after, diligent search was
made for chest belonging to him, sup
posed To contain some valuable articles.
Officers searched everywhere, and no.
tees appeared frequently in the papers
in reference to it, but all seemed TO
avail nothing in gaining information
as TO where il was secreted. Yesterday,
however, some light was thrown on the
matter, and the long looked for chest
was found. II seems that n German
named Baamberger, living in this city,
purchased il from Elsie alias Shafer,
the murderer of Ulrich, for six
dollars, about the time that
Ulrich was KILLED, and has had
it in his possession ever since. The
chest was opened but was found to con-
tain articles of clothing of little value,
such as five shirts, three vests, several
cravats and a couple of pairs of pants.
Some of the pieces contained the name
of the murdered man. Baumberger has
given no reason why he did not give in
formation in regard to this matter, and
it is thought he was coguizant Of who
was the murderer of Clrich long before
be was discovered. 1t seems a little
mysterious and it may be he will give
some information in regard TO the trsns-
action by which he made this purchase.
He was bound over in five hundred dO,-
lars bail for his appearance at court for
trial
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HOTELS.
SWAMI HOUSE.

PARKERSBCRG, W. VA,
the ONLY COHWODGOES AND
frstclass Hotel IN the city.
novJD-Iy JwM DENT. Proprietor.
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- -
Bodley's Coal Bank, situated in the
vicinity of the city, suddenly gave way
yesterday and caved in. 1t was very
fortunate that there were not many
persons employed in it at the time, or
else we might be compelled in this con-
neetion, to record numerous serious
casualties. As far as we have been able
to learn there were but two persons in
jured, both Germans, one named John
Diehl, who had his leg broken, and the
other, whose name we could not learn,
received serious injuries to his back.
The parties injured are under the medi-
cal treatment of DR.. Bingel.
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4 Freak OF Nafure.

We were informed yesterday that .
COW gave birth, few days ago, to .
monster not included in the catalogue
ofanimals given by one OfOur fOrefathers
named Adam. In form it resembled .
COW, but Was embellished with three
ears, three tails, eight legs and seven
horns. Altogether it Is one of the most
remarkable animals that we ever heard
or read of. The name of the owner of
the cow We did not learn, but he must
have thought something about the rev.
Citations of ST. John when he first beheld
the animal, and concluded that the
world was about approaching its end.
This singular freak of nature did not
live long, but was great object OF
curiosity while it could be seen.
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Railroad Accident

An accident occurred TO the train on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad At 3
place called Thorntoo, q short distance
on the other side of Grafton. The train
was passing along the place named
about noon yesterday, when one Of the
rails broke and precipitated two OF the
cars down = high embankment int the
river. There were twenty-eight Passen-
gers in these two cars, and By IN almost
miraculous escape none were fatally In
jured. Some half dozen or more, how
ever, were slightly hurt. One gentle
man WAS pitched some distance into the
water, iftsen feet deep, but being .
good swimmer, succeeded in reaching
the shore, suffering only cold ducking.
The accident Is supposed TO have result
ed from the frost in the rails, which
renders them tender and liable to
brake.
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TESTIMONIALS:


" EksLIN~- W. ' A. A1s1s- ., l~s's
r he PrsSdSn; Of The PstrULso- CGleIuEa Goa Co:
Save ave thoroughly and carefully in
vest gated the construction and workings Of the
apparatus for manufacturing Gas, according %
your company patents, and tie combinations
of materials used, now working upon the
hcLUre House IN this city, and country resi-
trCce of. ?. GIlchrist ESQ, near this city. For
simplicity. durability, economy and safety, We
consider AZ superiortO any other method OF man
ltlcturlIg Gas that vs are acquainted with.
We cReerfuly recommend its adoption By all
s44 consumers
AnN
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Rio Coffee.

oon BAGS PRIME TO CHOICE GREEN
IUU Bio. new erOp, Just received AID for
- 1 n REILLY.
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SALT.

I1E KEEP A SUPPLY OF MCSRINGCM
w River Salt Of "a good quality as Ohio
river MAXWELL & TTNGLE.
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We Have Seen

The programme of "a exhibition to be
given, next Friday evening, TO our
neighbors at Bellaire, by the faculty OF
Wheeling Actual Business College, as
s;tsd by other talent. From the char
acter of the selections and the prepare
tions being made we feel confident that
the entertainment will be 4 success, and
we can commend it as WORTHY ofpatrou-
age. We understand special train will
be run for the accommodation Of such
persons as may wish to go from Wheel
ing TO the entertainment.
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Per sale.

A handsome pair ot match mules, hf-
teen aud 4 half hands high, five years
old in the spring, is offered for sale,
which can be seen by calling on James
G. whyre, corner Of Eof street and
Market alley, Centre Wheeling. There
is a chance for good bargain here for
any perssn who has use for these ami
mails, and we would advise persons TO
call and see them.
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TEA
i 10 hIf ch choice G. P. Tea
ID do. do. Y. Il. 10.
Is do medium gradesG- T. Aad i. a
10 do. OOlunss, for sale
Maxwell ( TLSGLE
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rhrl.cture or DIR. o'Leary.

Washington Hall was densely crowded
last night TO hear Dr.. OLeary lecture
on the preservation of youth. health
and bear-y. The lecture was well de-
livered and the rruth of his remarks
were drawn with forcible living Illus
trations. 1t is not often that our peo-
pie have the opportunity of feastiHg
upou such Al intellectual treat Us was
afforded last night.
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Palice C0nFl.

The old saying that famine follows
feast or feast follows famine, can
be applied to this court in the expert
ence Of the last two days. On Tuesday
business was mere than brisk, but yes
terday il was more than dull. But we
could expect this, while We see each
standing item disappear within the
walls Of the institution on Fifth street.
We know then that they are gone, and
will come again only as birds come IN
the Spring season of the year. Let Us
hope 50.
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Worth Their Weight in Gold.

4 citizen of Harrison county commu-
nisates to Oxtoby & Dufield, as follows:
Il am over seventy years old; have
used spectacles for near thirty years,
but have never had better pair Of
glasses than those l purchased at your
store; can now see as well as | could
when fifteen or twenty years cid; my
eyes no longer pain me or feel weak;
the spectacles are cortb taeir eright in
qoId." Full supply of spectacles, eye
glasses. watches, clocks, jewelry and
fancy goods at OxtOby Il Dutield's
Jewelry Store, lO3 Main street, west
side,
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The River.

The ice in the river il pretty much
broken up and it is well gorged with it.
To look at it floating along in huge
cakes it presents a friGhtful picture TO
contemplate. There would be little
hope for one to escape from its mad tor.
rents if once within its power. 1t Is
thought that il the present moderate
weather continues it will soon run out
and navigation resumed in few days.
We hope il may be so that business
will become brisk, the merchant wear
smiles, and we may have something TO
give Us news.
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The Kinks.

The Kinks are prstty much all played
out, except that one on Monroe street,
which is laid out 50 badly that our
skatorlsl Misses are compelled to skate
up hill half Of the time in order TO get
a fair chance to skate down the other
half. We don't know why it was that
the ice was maze to assume an angle
on this rink, when it would have done
much better to have it on level, but
there is mo accounting for taste"
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DISSOLUTION.

TIE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX.
: STING 0etEren John Enemer. Henry
Eu-uev and herman E""mvr, under tne style
o. iona Es-r-r s. Co. - TINS ,;av dissolved by
Imitation Tie ru-. LESS % the obi u-IG y III be
se--.rd I'd BY John EoeMer. Those having
..4.-r. against tie OLD rrIn vii please present
-l-lu for payment. and tGOs- knowing them
s-.v-s indebted 20 ,ail and -ettle their accounts
A.. .g..v JOHN EOEMER 4 co.
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cnmui..ioners Sale

NJ Real Estate in Ohio CoHHtg, near Hesi
Liberty.
- WRITE OF A DECREE OF THE
X C,--,,it Court Of Ohio county, West Viz
II C.S-on,uncpd on the 18th day Of MAY, ls67,
gn-A IN Chancery therein then depending,
n 49, J y Caldwell is complainant and
- Dunlap lad others ale defendants. !
I'll on MoNpAT rHE sTH DAY OF MA.'ca, .soo;
49, Tbich samuel Dunlap nOw resides. lying
A. ~. - MAJ from short Greek 10 West Als1an-
On p, 4ud roiaing lands with Salataiei curtis;
DEL. 's,mIel punlaps interest in shc landed
~, nj william Dualap, deceased, IN com
es'Ses sybibit a tled in said cause, men,
P.AlltH- 'Th- above mentioned tract OF parcel OF
, oGe -,rt,Ins about three and enc half acres,
lla AZ lrss aad comfortable building thereon.
nor "a commence At ten o'clock, A. N. Terms
- y RICHARDSON,
s.ALGAEtt SPeeI4A ION 'SS''aei'
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..rh.Cui.. rriI The, Come

For Bookings Unrivalled Baking
Powder. New customers are added to
the list, and the old ones come more
frequently than ever. One trial is all
that is required to satisfy any one OF
it's superiority over all other Baking
Powders. Sold By the proprietor, E.
Booking, No. l Odd Fellows Hall,
Booking & Miller, corner First and
Chapline streets, Centre Wheeling, and
by grocers generally.
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AS>iguee'S Notice.

rI,UE UNDERSIGNED :. p. HILDEETH,
NJ Warrlfu. West Va hereby gives no
-.sp b., appointment a. Assignee Of the es-
.r,-- Il ,frur- = Y Elicl and Alex. Eustll, OF
v .--GuE u The cUunty Of ohio, IN the District
T-,c Virginia. Ili wao were. 20 Wit Gu
.-- .. tuy 20 January. \. y l-6S adjutged
Ja-zr~pt.. Ip"u tHe petition Of themselves. by
..- United states District CoHrt for said Dis
'...L
ga;-d AZ warr.n- The 3lst dIy OF January
r-s : =. EILDRETH.
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r. whom IL May Concern:

J,zE -NuEgSIGNED, JOHN SNODGRASS,
-TNer B4-t.nsvi!le. Wetzel county, West
INA hereby gives notice Of his appoint
M. !. As -ur- Of the estate Of John J. Var.
-. If New Martinsville IN the County OF
NC. a lie District OF West Virginia, and
- =. 70 NJ on the 4Ji, day Of December,
%. 90 sf-ud.ed bankrupt, upon the peti-
la gf himself 5y Tie United states District
nrg-- '0r .A.t District.
= ,.sf AZ Nv Ma-tinsvili-. the 29r5 day Of
-,--.-v 30 JOHN SNUDGRASS,
E#6 ls3t Assignee.
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Acalded.

A small child of German, residing
on Baak street, near North, in North
Wheeling, whose name We were unable
TO learn, was severely scalded ysster-
day. The child was in the act Of re-
moving q cup of coffee while at the Ia
bic, bat unfortunately it fell over her
bos7m, making a severe and painful
wound.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN IT'S
/ Eifteest Annual session, sept J, l-65.
F4CCLTT:
Rev. D. 2 Bittis, D. D. President and PROF
Nor. and Int. Silence.
;. C. Wells. \. N. Prot. AiAth and Nat Phi
lOsophy.
Rev. W 3. Yonce, A. n, Prof Ancient Ian
guAges and Literature.
Rev. !. B. Davis, 4. II. Prof Agriculture
and Mining
il Norman, ". D, Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology.
L r Holland. A VI, Asst Prot Languages
and Prin Prep. Dept
Il F. Klingsr. A. ". Prot. Modern Languages.
J. r Hudson, A. N. Asst Prep. DEPT
TERM~Expenses IN AL departmental in
Guiding boarding, tuition. rOom-rrnt. fuel and
lights, and .RcIdeutals t4lj.6O. For further n
formation, address REV. y. :. BITrLE,
uiyJI salem Va
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,-.nER.IGNEn. DAHID

TrVI Of Wheeling West FlrglniA, hereby
- notice Of his appointment a. Assignee OF
Z. -. NJ william Schvahacker. of Wheel
y =, ,bs county Of Ohio, n the district OF
T., Vagina amt EhO was, 10 wit. on the 18th
80 Nev.mb-r. \ D. l-67, adjudged ank-
"a, " -1.n The petition Of himself BY the Dis
- gTT-' u the United states for said dis
.r.Ct ,, - l., . u-,-
DAVID LEVI
Hv
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To whom it Nay Concern /:

TI'Gs TNUEENIITNEU,
| JOHN AcCASkEY. OF NEW MARTINS
.7--E ,aGaty 81 WeCZsl. state 90: West
..--...a hereby EsT-- notice OF hI- appoint meni
4, l.-isG-e Of the estate Of Grorse : Boyd OF
Nv Ml-r.asvl.,-: n the County IF Wetzel, in
..- District Of W.>t Virginia. ami who was. 20
3: "a --- eth tIy Of December, A D. l-G7.
,-4e. -,i rlaa~Eg. upon the petition VI himself.
d. ~ United states District Court for said
District.
.e...G 4s Nev MsgrIn-vIc the 18th day Of
,4r1,-v 4 p l-t-.
r-.llryv JOHN McCASEEY.
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The Weather.

If they had such weather as we had
yesterday up in our new Russian posses
sions they would call it hot, but We are
living in = more moderate climate, so
we will denominate it rs only pleasant
We like it, and believe from the appear
ance of our streets yesterday there must
be many more who were pleased with it.
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NOTICES.
CoDortnership Notice.

TIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
;1rued copartnership, under the nrn name
=. 4 r,,1,a, Hughes Co, for the purpose Of
u -, H.. wholesale and retail clothing
...,-ss a, the stand formerly occupied by
TI'.. Hughes No. -, corner Monroe and Water
-a'-. - THOS. HUGHES
's.-eS' WME Z. TRULL.
wEExLrNs3. ". Va, February lat, lses.
..N--I mod
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German Printing.

The German Job Printing Department
of the REGISTER establishment has just
been supplied with very choice seLec-
ton OF Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type,
and everything necessary for the exc
cution of printing in the German Ian
guage in a style unsurpassed by any
office in either New York or Cincinnati.
This may be saying a good deal, bat 1t Is
TRr-R
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAPITAL --S%Oo'OO0'
flee ID Monroe street. next door % First Ma
tioHal Bank.
OFFICERS.
GEORGEK WHEAT, Prcg5dsTl;.
JAMES MCCLCNET. We President.
JOHN BISHOP secretary.
CHAS. WALLACE, State Agent, for West W.
AID Maryland.
Iobn Z. Wilson. George A. Wheat.
JAs. c. err sam Harper,
John A. Armstrong, Ames McIlunry'
A. c. Ouarrisr. Morgan - OFT.
George Adams.
REFERENCES.
$. Brady, Cashier Merchants National Bank,
Wheeling: List, Morrison & CO., Wholesale
Grocers. wheeling: Pryor. HandlAn & Co,
Wholesale Groeers Wheeling: Michael Reilly,
Wholesale Grocer. Wheeling; Mcclellan &
Knox Boot and shoe House. Wheeling: AeCabe.
Kraft a. Co. Dru ygisJs. Wheeling; Geo. ".
Franzheim & Co. Wholesale Wines and Liquors,
Wheeling. winship, Woods & Co. QueensWarr,
Wheeling; Lewis Baker. Pub. REGISTER Wheel
inc. I. C.McAfee, NOtIsns Whcelng. Camp
bell Fr-w & Co. Pubs. IHtsAtJSTIccr. Wheeling;
OFT. Son & Co. Hardware. Wheeling J. =.
sands. Cashier First National Bank. taLrmunt;
r p. Camden, PRIEST Nat. Ell. Bank, Weston.
W. Va, Capt. John Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling
mays
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pnia forUnIe.. PERFECTLY -ari.rlelory

L. Every patron obtains watch o. thIs ar
rangemsnt costing but 80. While Il may De-
y-rth SO w pIr'iLlIty shown
M---r- Hill. Porter Co. & Dev street.
New York CITY. Wish 10 immediately dispose %
the above magnificent ,Ju'> JrgaJ,atss. man.
IN toe articles are placed IN sealed envelopes.
and vel mixed. H1iLrr- ara ~r'lfl-,l % the a.
ticIea named On their certificate. upon payment
Of 81 whether q De 4 watch worth So Or less.
III. return Of any Ot gUr certificates entities
you % the article named tb-FroR upon payment
irrespective Of - worth lud no article valued
less than slH - named on ans Csrtiicats. u VII a
once be- seen that this j, M LDfts7J bif sfrItThf
N5r7rryi 'rrHHtd's 'rrHEdrfion ,rhieh EGg ~ par
'.elyrisi ~ gr,a by he masf CIsf,ftsus \ STA ale
certificate vii Ue sent Jy mail past paid. Ip"u
receipt Of y cents for a.. n for q. % and an
elegant premium for a. a. and = more valuA5ii.
premium for slgs ~ and a most superb watch
for sIE Toa-ruts or those -.'rk a Z etu plovmsnt
this &. a rare opportunity. It - a irgitimatsly
cDuducts,! business duly authorized by the Gyv
crnmrHt. and open 10 the most careful scrutIBy.
rKI IT. Address HILL. PORTER & Co.
aG--H-I a. Deg street. y. i.
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Notice.

-a- Above business will De continued II al
~. branches Jv John Rcyner ~ the old stand
Ng- II asd . M4i1 street Centre Wheeling
ga.4sfl. for past f4vvrs, and solicit a cOntinl
l1rr OF tie .tErr Respectfully.
A.'-ru JOHN EOEAER.