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FDh PAhATkA, FLOHsDA,
7tA SAVANNAH, FkRNANDlNA AND JACKSON.

FDk PALATkA. Ft.OHiDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, FkRNANDlSA AND Jackson.
VILE.
.-i1.S,, THE FIRsT.CAS9 STEAM ER
sc.ffeS5x.Nssyyr DICTATOR. Captain WSI. I. McNEL-
TY, will sail from Charleston 7ae:1ay Erentno,
ut Eight o'c"ck tor The above points.
The tfst.c'ass steamer CITY POI ~. Captain GEo.
F. MCMILLAN will sil from Charleston every Frt-
day Eusn,ng, Al Eight O'Clock, for anore points
connecting with the Central railroad at savannah
for Mobile aud Ne, Orleans, and With tue Florida
Railroad at Fernandinl for Cedar Keys, at wh;cn
point steamers connect with New Orleans Mopile,
Pensacoa. Key West and H."apl.
Through Bills Ladiu!. given for Freight to Mophe''
Pensacoa and New Orleans. -
Connecting m,th IT s. Harris stedm'Es Octdpoha
and Griffin fer Stirrr Springs anl Lake. Grn. hH''
tts, Hurts aaa Durham.
An ir-'gr. u,yare IN he wharf.
tiou1s not removed 1T eurse' sill be siofed at r1s
and Exp, ~" OF ow' 'trs
FOR SreI..ht or P.saig- engagement. apply 10
:! u. aIEES ~ Co, agents,
cath Atlantic Wharf.
N.p.-Nn extra charge for MeIls aud Sta.eroons.
EpypmtUr y.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
LINE.
S~s-.,, THE FIRST CLASS IRON SCREW
X;>S4.N SSss Steamship A NJ L L A. henry
ZNlISsllL1ffys PEACE Commander, is now ready
E3ES[ to receive Freight tor the above port.
to sail on or about 10th OF April
For Freight engagements. apply to
ROBERT MURE i co.,
Boyce's Wharf
nS- Risks taken by this vessel at fve-eRhtha
" per cent. March 25
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FROM THE STATE cAPIrA1.

The Agricultural Convention-Buildi
and Loan Assoc / a I'll o n-Senator
Spraguc and the Columbia Cnnal-A
Sketch of the New Postmastcr-Wo.
mans Ii lights and Spiritua1tsm.
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The Philadelphia papers como to us filed
with the details Of the suicide Of Twitchell and
the hanging of Eaton on Thursday last. We
make some extracts:
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AGRICULTURAL

WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE.
AGRICCTLi URAL IMPLEMENTS, GARDEN
SEEDS, dc.
GEO. e. PINGREE,
No. 14o Meeting-street, Charleston.
March a emo
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FOR NEW YOEk
NEW YORK AND CHARLE ESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR N b w YOR X :.
CABIN PASSAGE $40.

k~su, TIE SPLENDID sIDE.WaEEL
NS&sNS STEAMSHIPS OF this Line will
ZElE1LXy<3N~ leave Adger's South Wharf, during
the month Of April, as follows
JAMES ADGER-IuEsDAY. April 6, OF Q o'clock p n
CHAMPION-sA1URDAY. April 10. at O'Clock N
CRARLESTON-TUEspXY April l3, at o'clock A II
MANaATTAN-sATuRDAY April II, at 10 O'Clock A N
JAMES ADGER-1 uEsDAY, April 20, at l. o'clock NJ
CHAMPION-sATURpAY, April "a, at 4 O'Clock P II
CHARLESToN-TUEspAY. April n. as7 O'Clock A II
H8- Insurance can be obtained by these steamers
Of 4 per cent.
~ An Extra Charge of s5 will be made to pas
sepgers purchasing Tickets on board after sailing
M These STEAMSHIPS have handsome and
roomy accommodations for passengers, and their
tables are supplied with a the decacies of the New
York and Charleston markets.
For Freight or Passage apply to
JAMES ADGER CO..
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay tUpstairs.)
April
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'0
THROUGH Linz TO

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPS'U
THROUGH Linz. TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYSI
x,n SIEAMERS OF IhE ABOVE
IEErftY line leave Pier No. a. North River,
ZSINFILE1HS foot Of Canal.Btreet. New York, 1T
II o'clock noon, Of the 1st, 11th and
9lst OF every month except when these dstes fall
on Sunday then the Saturday precedingl.
Departure Of lst and 2lst connect at tanams with
steamers for South Pacific aud Central american
ports. Those Of Let touch at Mau.anio.
Departure OF 11th of each month connects villa
the new steam line from Panama to Australia and
New Zealand.
Steamship JAPAN leaves san Fr,I CISCO for China
and Japan May 4. 1883.
No California steamers touch at 6a7sns, but 90
direct from New York 10 Aspinwan.
One hundred pounds baggage tres to each adult.
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information Apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the whaH
foot of Caual-street, Nor,b River. New York.
March II Tyr F. R. BABY, Agent
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
INLAND ROUIE-UNLY TWU AND a HALF
HOURS AT ~EA.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLES1 ON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE.
F~0 THE S1tAMBh PILOT BOY, GAP.
.z4EtEEsC.TAIN FEM PECK. WI leave Accom-
mediation Wharf every MONDAY and THURSDAY MoRN.
ISas at o'clock, touching al BEAUFORT only;
returning will leave savannah TUESDAY, and FRIDAY,
at o'clock a. NJ, making the trip in eleven hours.
Charleston every WEDNESDAY MORNING at o'clock
touching at Edisto, ChIsolms Landn Beaufort and
Hilton Head; returning, leave Savannah every THURS
DAY, at o'clock p H., touching at the above land
iDgs.
Will touch at Bluffton on the second WEDNESDAY
IN every month, going and re urping.
For freight oc Passage apply 70
JOHN FERGUSON,
April6 Accomm" "datiou Wharf,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-25

YEsTERDAr.-Yesterday was bright
and beautiful day. 1t seemed as if all
the people in the city were on the
streets in the afternoon and in the early
part of the evening, and our streets
were radiant with gay customers and
happy faces and musical with laughter
as the JOY the heart could not conceal
spring in merriment from the lips
Every body looked so jolly we wished
that Christmas time could last forever.
The stores drove an immense business.
All were full, and at night the clerks
and employees looked weary enough.
Inc amount expended for presents and
Toys and Christmas matters generally
would amount to an immense sum. But
what of that' Hurrah for Christmas
ana Christmas joys, say we, if it takes
the last button on Gabe,s coat
Az night a good many young fellows
got drunk and made good deal Of nm.
necessary noise on the streets. Some of
them were so fearfully obfustieated that
the signs should have been turraa M
side down so that they could read them
Ihey thought they were having good
time Repentance will come with the
headache this morning.
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The SWEETEST YET.-Last evening
while we were folding ourself in grace
full curves round our vesperial hash, we
were made the recipient of cane, not
of ebony with gold head; not of rose
wood with top of silver; nor of hickory
with curve in kind; no, not of these, but
of something sweeter-of candy, and
decorated with rosy stripes. When a
boy, stick, especially in the hands OF
our dominic, was our abhorance. But
now we find some sugar in the cane,
Accompanying the present was the fol-
lowing note:
For Spirin,' Sock.-That you may glide
smoothly down the stream of time to a
good old age and never need a mere
trusty cane is the earnest wish of yeur
two YOUNG FRIEDs.
We don't know which is the sweeter
the cane. the note or the handsome little
ladies who so kindly remembered US
They have our thanks.
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BEAUTIFULLY DEcoRATED.--We looked
in on st. Matthew's Episcopal Church
yesterday, where bevy of gentlemen
and ladies were at work decorating the
church with evergreens, as is customary
in the Episcopal Church during the
Christmas time. Across the chancel,
and behind the pulpit and reading desk,
is sprung a splendid Gothic arch of ey-
'ergreeR, while festoons of evergreens
drape the pulpit and reading desk, and
hung in graceful curves from the rafters
on either side of the church. The work
is tastefully and artistically done, and
reflects the greatest credit on those hav.
ing the matter in charge. There will
be services in the church at halfpast 10
o'clock this morning. The sermon, OF
course appropriate to the occasion, will
be preached by the eloquent rector, Rev
Mr.. Curry. st4s.S -.,t t,ys
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Unsuitable Presents at Bookings
aud Decking g. CAROLS.

LIFE OF THE FLESH Is IN THE BLOOD
-Rosadatis! The greatest Blood Puri:
fer and Renovation known. Used and
endorsed by physicians, who prescribe
it in their regular practice. Why be-
cause the articles from which Rosadalit
is made are published around each bot.
tie, so that every physician knows just
what it contains, and hence endorses !,
as valuable Alternative compound
This preparation has gained and main
tains an unrivalled reputation for the
cure of Scrofula in any form, Rheuma,
tism, Skin Diseases, Old Sores, Ulcers
&C., Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, in fact any
chronic affection of the Blood, Liver
and Kidneys, and all diseases in which
an Alternative plan of treatment is in
dicated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-25

LADIES' WATCHES, &C.-One of the
largest and best assortment of ladies'
gold watches and chains to be found in
the city is at the Market street Jewelry
Store. Oxtoby & Duffield have now q
magnificent stock of jswelry, breast.
pins, ear drops, plain and set rings,
bracelets, sleeve-buttons, COLLAR but
tons, gold and silver spectacles and
thimbles, bronze and bisque statuettes,
&C., &c. They have Jswelry sets
ranging from SOC to $l25. Call o,day
and see for yourselves. See advertise
ment,
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LzsT NraHrss FEsr1vrn--Ens.r,r;..

LAsr NrGHr,s FEsrIyxE-Entsrprise
Lodge, No. q, I. o. G. T, had q Jolly
time last night. Quite large number
OF gentlemen and ladies were in attend
snoe' who seemed to enjoy themselves
70 the full. This. was one of the pleas
ATTEST festivals we have attended thus
far this winter. TIA -o.
III has been determined to give to-day
Christmas dinner at Uornbrook Hall,
where ell our readers are invited to
come and be alled. A splendid dinner
mas been provided, and the ladies and
gentlemen of the order will be pleased
to wait on all who come. We can ties.
my that, if last nights spread may be
taken as q sample, they get things up
in first-class style. 20 @LklT QgC - |
r
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YThere are great crowds at the auc-
ton sale closing out Loecher's stock OF
Toys and Holiday Goods, under~Wash'
ington Hall, and there is rush for
goods at private sale. The auction will
continue every evening. Bill Halter is
the salesman, and he is good at 1t, with
his quaint sayings, and any who cannot
attend the auction in the evening will
find Conner in readiness to show then
anything in the way of goods for Christ
mas time. Allshould call at once before
il is too late.
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GRAND DINNER.-The dinner to be
set at the Mcclure House to-day will be
one of the finest ever spread, on SINH
lar occasion, in the West. Messrs. Good
win & Co. have a steward of well ap-
proved knowledge in his business, and
they spare no pains or expense in pro-
viding and preparing the solids and
delicacies for their table. The bill OF
fare, printed at the REGISTER job rooms,
is a gem of topographic art, and one
creditable alike to the proprietors Of
the Mcclure and the printers.
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V"Buy your Holiday Presents at the
Great Dollar Store, 10 Main street.

INTERNAL REVENUE DECISIONS. =
Commissioner Delano is man of many
decisions. We don't know that we have
ever heard of a more decided" man
than Columbus which is .Delano. In
answer to a note addressed him by A.
NJ. Cane, Esq, Assessor of Internal
Revenue at Lexington, Virginia, he
adds another to his many previous de
cisions:
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REvENUR,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dee. 9, 1869. Z {
SR:-I reply to yours Of the Sd inst
that dealers and brewers can sell al
place of manufacture so long as they sell
sell in the Original casks or paekag e,
to which the tax stamps are affixed
without payment of taI as liquor deal
ers, but there is no other provision al
lowing such exemption. .vFr
1t would seem therefore that recti
fer of his distilled product cannot isel
without paying tax as liquor dealer
at any place.
Respectfully, J. W.DoUGLAss, <
Deputy Commissioner.
A. NJ. CANE, Assessor, Lexington, Va.
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" the 18th day OF
I,nuary, 1870,

rss following property that Is 70 say; N SS%
eepcng at stone corner % ,o,ss 70 STAKE
thence ,iOs Of Andrew Beecher; thence North
u '9 East III pole. to poplar stump; thence
sraS % East no poles N TO . 49, sa nsn 60;
fallps leaning poplar; thence North S33 East
poles 70 20 a stone; thence North 462 West
|. FG scSe in middle Of Run; thence down said aid
y. ~. ''S following the meapders thereof to the
psse OF ~ - or Iess. situated in Richlapd town
.srs'n Moi county and State of West Virginia
ship On, Of the land conveyed by George w
s snFi P to said Alexander M Jacob and wife
SdolhIus III Richard Cater, nderson Beecher,
c. Csi .Hsy. or 60 much thereof as will pay the
ana ON I'd notes and with interest now due
s s5' uDpad and al costs Of this Hiss sa
Selips Sested in me by virtue Of said deed OF
irust 7 HANSON GOOD.
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DEAD BEATs.-Newspapers, too, have
their barnacles and dead beats, who
are too stingy to subscribe for paper
and too 0owardly to steal it, but not
too proud to beg one. The Louisville
Express has arrived at the following
sensible conclusion:
1t is an imposition that we will not
longer tolerate. If the paper is worth
reading it is worth paying for. The
paper costs but few cents per week to
an individual, while in the aggregate
the outlay to the publisher is many
hundreds of dollars. Our dead head
list has been marked out.
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FOR SALE.

u,gE UNDERSIGNED CFFERS FOR SALE
Lot No. Al in Graham addition to the city
y wheeling, situate on the corner OF quincy
md sixth street. There is goo1 4rick i Aht
rnIIn. Nth water and gas throughout, and one
The be-; cellars in the city There is in con,
s.siina a good stable and carriage house: On
Ts ,orib rnd OF the lot there is good frame
tou,. with nve rooms, fronting on Sixth street.
hi, i,A yer, desirable location. Parties wish
ng 20 20. ,ba. .tore No, 80 Main street
,sS VI T. WAYMAN.
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SABBATH SCHOOL FEsTIvAL.-The
children belonging to st. Matthew's
Episcopal Sabbath School were provided
with their annual festival at the lecture
room last evening. The happy BEAM
ing faces of the little ones were enough
to make one wish it were always child
hood and always Christmas.
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MERRY cHRrsTMAss-To ell who read

the REGIsTER we wish q merry Christ
mas. May the hallowed memories and
happy associations of the day keep
fresh and bright the altar of love on
every hearth. May the bright smile of
beauty that gilded the blue dome of
Heaven yesterday and gave this blessed
season q most gracious welcome, be re-
Elected in every heart and shine on
every face. And, no matter what dark.
ness and shadows may fall on other
days, may there be on this day only the
sunshine of contsntnent and affection,
that our spirit may feel no touch of cold
nor shadow of anger, or Of remen-
branse of old and half.forgiven wrong
to give the day sullen or ungraciousl
welcome.
This day when, on the first occasion
of its advent, the Syrian skies were
light with the beacon of that Heavenly
promise of peace on Earth, good will
TO men," was brilliant with broidery
Of stars and constellation, /
And all the hosts in, Heaven kept watch in
, aqadrOns bright, .IijI r G'lEE IL
80 No appropriate era of forgiveness, 8
h. cal, benevolence and love, !. Let it
tbss' =; oe'esratad by the exercise of
ton of p and by the distribu-
' ~ ioh has Use goos4 gifts and oomfor,,
when nave s>au besto~ = .S.o
grace of Heaven. Those WI snrouen the G
nave all a claim upo. our menKle love s
also have all those who's. the Mas Y
commanded to HIS servants. '~ybe poor r
ye have always with YOU" There w no
more acceptable and dutiful manner OF
observing Christmas than by relieving
the wants of these, and Frightening
their lives with simple acts Of humani-
ty and kindness. Again we wish you a
merry Christmas.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-25

POLICE CoURT.-A-very small bust
ness was thst case before Judge Good
yesterday, in which Mr.. Partridge hat
Chris. Mabis arrested for having ashe
thrown upon the sidewalk. We say i
was small business, for it was not thu
public veal that prompted the suit, bnt
private revenge. 1t seems that Mabis
has no back entrance to his premises
and that coal must 60 in and ashes cut
the front way. He had employed . man
to take the ashes ont of the cellar and
cart them of. As he was throwing the
ashes on the sidewalk, Partridge came
along with fine broadcloth suit on
worth at least $780," Some of the ashes
was thrown on him and hence the suit.
Maoi' wa fined 81 and cost. By
the terms of the ordinance
under which this suit was brought, no
person has a right to place ashes, coal
OF anything else on the sidewalks and
there are bat few OF our citizens espe
cialSy those who have coal cenars nm
der She Sidewalk, or whose coal is tai -
to their rooms from the street, but ar.
liable to be fned Under it. In TACT, at
the very time Partridge had Mahis
fined for putting the ashes on the side-'
walks, there were no less than half q
dozen piles of coal Cd Main street
which were there in contravention, of
the ordinance. The ordinance should
be amended forthwith. Persons so sit
uatsd as to be unable to do otherwise,
should be permitted-must be permitted
to take in coal and take out ashes even
if the streets are temporarily blocked
To be sure, we would not allow the
coal or ash piles to remain an obstruc-
ton second longer than might be ne
cessary for their removal, but some
thing should be done to prevent citi,
zen from being fined just because he
took his coal or ashes across the side.
walk.
James Dugan and Frank West were
two more of the party who were so dis,
orderly in Rolls saloon on Saturday
night. IL being proved that West was
one of the principals, he was fined $40
and costs. Dugan, for being an alder
and absttor, paid $40 and costs.
Yesterday morning officer Reed found
man on Monroe street so drunk he
could neither walk, talk or see. No one
knew his name, so the court christened
him Richard Roe; and by that title
fined him 81 and costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-25

THANKs.--The many friends who have
remembered us in these days of happi-
ness and have made us feel that our lot
is cast in pleasant places, have our deep
est thanks. 1t is tlattering to our pride
to feel that during our brief time in
Wheeling we have made so many warm
friends
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-25

MAsoNIC.-At meeting of Nelson
Lodge No. 30, A. F. A. NJ, held on
Thursday evening, the following officers
were elected: DR.. Bean, W. NJ; VIM.
Shaffer, S. W.; J. B. Trimble, J. W.; S.
P. Hildreth, Treasurer Alfred Cald-
well, Secretary. The installation cere.
monies will be held on Tuesday evening
payf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-25

HOLIDAY GooDs.-New arrival of gift
books and stereoscopic views last night.
The variety of views, especially those
of the Holy Land, are the finest in the
city. The above and much more at
Religious Book House, 90 Monroe street.
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SLEEPING AT CHURCH.-The eloquence
and persuasion of preachers having
often been brought into requisition tC
discounteuance sleeping at church aud
with no apparent success, an ingenious
Yankee, considering it advisable tC
"carry the war into Africa" has origina
ted continuance by which somnolence
will be promoted. He appropriately
terms the invention "a head-rest at
tachment," and claims that it will sub.
serve its purpose to perfection. Many
of our sleepy church-goers should pos
se.s themselves of this continuance. An
exchange thus speaks of the happy
effects its use:
How charming it will be for the la
dies, who have exhausted their strength
and inclination in regarding the latest
fashions during the preliminary services,
to quietly rest their waterfalls upon the
soft cushion and await in pleasant re,
pose the end of the sermon. What a
blessing it will be to the old church
deacons, who can henceforth take their
customary snooze without the disagree
able awakening by a sudden bobbing OF
the head. The preachers themselves
will share the benefit Of the invention,
for they will no longer be mortified by
the profane glances at gold watches or
significant nervousness of their au-
dieuces. In fact, there are few in the
congregation who will not enjoy the in.
vention immensely, after some bold per,
sons shall have overcome the prejudice
that will naturally attach itself to. the
introduction. The great trsHble will bt
in waking the audience up after tht
sermon is over, for, with the assistance
of the head cushions, most preachers
would putthe people to sleep so soundly
that nothing less than good sized din
ner bell would serve to bring them bacl
to consciousness.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-25

CHRISTMAS FEsTIvAL.-A grand fair
and festival will commence at the hall
of the Catholic Church on Monday next
and continue during the week. Fancy
articles of all kinds, and refreshments
of all kinds, will be offered for sale.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-25

SIXTH Observation-Disclosures the
Sixth Anniversary of the English Lu'
theran Mission School at Washington
Hall tonight. A splendid entertain
ment has been prepared, and we know
that all Who attend will enjoy them
selves
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-25

EImprove the opportunity before
it is too late to purchasers nice present
for your friend or sweetheart at PAUL
Bros. g. Co.'s, No. 90 Market street,
Crangle's Block. All the new styles of
Bibles, Hymn Books, y Prayer Books
with the additional Bymns, New Games,
Gift Books. Writing Desks and every
thing suitable for the holidays. No old
stock. '.'e'.~
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FOR SALE.

AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL THE TWO
story Brick Dwelling House, containing six
rooms aud cellar, situated on Water street be
twssn First and Second streets, centre "heei
sug Will be sold very low.
lie. rhs north halfO Lot No. lei situated
=, The ,ontb east corner Of Chapline and Sec.
spd streets Centre Wheeling.
G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
O,ss On Chapline street, between First and
so..r1 ,,reets sepl7
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-25

wPrsyer Books with additional
hymns, Methodist and Presbyterian
Hymn Books; Bibles, Pocketand Family,
miscellaneous and fine books suitable
for gifts; Gold Pens and Pencils, cheap,
at A. W. PAUL l. Co.'s. .-,,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-25

STILL STILL THEY CoME.-oysters for the
holidays. Maltby's celebrated Baltimore
oysters by the gallon, quart or pint,
also In cans or half cans to suit custom.
ers' at N. McKee's oyster depot, Main
street, Centre Wheeling. ) 10.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-25

wAs we saw the ladies on the streets
yesterday with their tresses floating in
the wind-bIight, lovely fiowers-we
wondered if they might be called hair
bellies. Hight Nof