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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-04
MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToN, November 3.-Returns from
224 towns foot up: For Claflin, 63,5lO;
Adams, 1855; Chamberlain, 1866,
These figures give Clafin Il plurality OF
6223 over both Adams and Chamber
lain, and Indicate plurality of about
II 900 in the State. SO lar as known,
the Legislature stands: 14l Republi-
cans, 40 Democrats, and 19 labor reform.
The Senate stands: 80 Republicans, 9
Dem ocrats, and Labor Reform. 1t is
estimated that the House stands: %
for prohibition, and 1913 for license
Brooks, Republican, is elected to Con,
gress in the Seventh District by 1000
majority over Saltonstall, Democrat.
BoSToN, November 3.-Additional re-
turns from the Massachusetts, election
do not vary the result as indicated in
the dispatches of last night. The vote
for Governor in 256 towns stands: Olaf
lin, 6S, $50; Adams, Al, 800; Chamberlain.
~ 500 Claflin leads Adams over q 600.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Allegheny Live Stock Market.
ALLEGHENY, November 2.

ALLEGHESl NOFCmuCi 80
CATTLE-Tbere was an extremely
large run of cattle this week, aggrega-
ting fully 1850 head, against 1850 head
last week, and 1850 head the previous
week. The market ruled very dull and
prices Oh all grades were lower. The
main offerings consisted of the medium
and lower grades, and on these there
was large decline in prices, and hard
to sell at the decline. The few choice
on sale were disposed of quickly, but
at a decline of fully 90 cents from the
previous weeks prices. A few extra
Cattle sold at I 70a7 80 per cwt, aud
good to choice cattle at O0a7 90 per
cwt, common to fair ranged from GOA
6 80 per cwt, and stock cattle at 4 O0a
% per cwt. A considerable number
were left over unsoId.
HOGS-The supply was good ana
more than adequate to the demand,
which was confined entirely to tho re.
uuirements Of our city butchers, and
they ware able to obtain all they want
cd at 10 o0all 80 per cwt,ifor choice to
extra. Some inferior lots were picked ~
By srcObd class butchers at nominal
rates, and some lots were not sold and
held over.
SHEEP-Tbe run OF sheep was fa!iy
adequate to the demand, aggregatlng
2O9O head, and the market ruled dull!
The greater portion of the offerings
we're below what would be called me
dunn grade and the sales made were en-
tirely nominal in price, holders seeming
willing to accept almost anything offer
ed The few choice on sale sold readily
at full rates, say from 4a5 cents pei
pound; inferior TO medium 5Oa3 % pei
head to 81 cents per pound and lambs
at OOa3 so per head, as to quality.
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NEW YORK.
The Press on tbs EIccIio

New YORK. November 3.-Ehe World
says in this State tue Democratic State
ticket appears 10 have been elected by
majority of ~ east 10000. In most
every county there are reports of Rsdi.
cal losses as compared with the vote OF
Grant. General Sigei ran ahead of his
ticket in this and other large cities, aud
his total vote will probably exceed that
cast for Mr.. Greeley or any other caudi.
date on the Radical ticket. At this
writing the Democrats appear to
have secured majority in each
branch of the State Legislature, though
the full returns may record majority
in the Senate 10 the Radicals.
The Herald says the returns of our
State indicate the success of the Demo
cratic State ticket, but the Republicans
have working majority in the Legis
latHre. The Democrats lose heavily in
the city, but the Republicans lose
heavily throughout the State. The
election has gone by default in a short
vote after the fashion Of the late Octo-
Der election. In this city the vote as
compared with last year shows Demo
cratic loss Of over $4,000, and def
cheney IL the aggregate vote of nearly
sV,OCO. To sum up the general results
IN the State this will signify practically
little or nothing, without change in
the Legislature, which, according to
Our --latest Returns, appears to be more
strongly Republican on joint ballot than
the last
Tho Tribune says: Shameless and
cunning frauds have again defeated the
Republicans in the general vote OF the
State. The vote polled here yesterday
by repeaters cannot fall below 10000.
While We have a handsome majority in
the Assembly, we fear the Senate has
oeen lost by fraudulent votes and rr.
worthy wranglss among Republicans in
certain locaiTies.
INC, ne Times says: The Republicans
ik; @,ued $4,000 10 the city but the Repub-
nc ,",. counties return badly. The Dem
Sov ''' o. ?, ate ticket probably carried the
IeoSo Inc efforts of the Democratic
rss,e5 appear to have been chiefly di.
stats so 10 reversing the control OF the
80 senate sc aud the election If a mo-
JStlty oil Assemblymen, more ss VI nia-
!ne former, with the purnoso ~ 'T E
Hoffman. Win Governor
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THE ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 3.-Returns to-
day show the State has gone Democratic
by not over 10000.
Very few additional returns from this
State have been received. Returns from
thirteen additional towns give 467 Dem.
ocratic majority. Richmond county,
Staten Island, gives Democratic ma.
jority of 1856. Cayuga county gives 20OO
Republican majority. Braoklyn city
gives Democratic majority of about
5000.
NEW. YORK, November 3.-The latest
returns indicate Democratic maJo1Ity
in the State of from 1000 to 10, OO0. Inc
Senate stands IL Democrats and 10 ne
publicans, the Democrats having app
rently gained four and lost two dIstfiG Us
The Assembly is very close. Inc no "S
publicans have lost II members aut
gained 2, while several districts are ye'
in doubt. Placing them as last year
the Assembly stands, Republicans 90,
democrats 81; but this IS llsoIe 70
am.ndment. In this city, Garvin, Dem
ocrat. is reelected District Attorney
Schirmer, Coroner, and Brady judge OF
the Supreme Court. In Brooklyn, Gen
Walter, Republican, is elected Sheriff,
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Chicago Market
CHICAGO, November3.

CHICAGO, November3.
FLOUR-Quict at ! OOa6 so for spring
extras.
WHEAT-No. l more active; sales At
93a9ic, closing OF 92c; No . fairly active
and 2a2tc lower; sales at S7tac9tc,
closing ut the inside rate; this afternoon
the market was at S7!aSSc for No. =,
seller November.
CORN-Very dull and ialc lower;
sales of No. at Cole: rejected at 625a
Csc, closing at 65ta65tc for No. ,; this
afternoon the market was dull and
nominal at Csc, cash, and 64c, seller No.
vember for No. =.
OATS-Firmer and &c higher at 39a
80! c for No. 2, and 37a35c for rejected,
closing at 39ic for No. =, and 37a3oc for
rejected. ~-
RYE-FirmeT; sales of No. l at fla
71sc; No. 2 at 6Sia60; rejected at G3;a
6Ic, closing at 69c for No. ,.
BARLEY-Quiet, frmer and &c high.
er for No. ., closing with buyers at 95c
in store.
CATTLE-Very dull at 3 l2ia4 % foc
cows and light steers; 50a5 90 for
packing steers, and s 80 for good ship
ping beeves.
HOGS-More active and easier AZ : %
as 90 for common; 95a9 % for fair to
medium, and 9 50a9 10 for good to choice.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Novem


FLOUR-Unchanged and dull at 5Os
10 for family. :,
WHEAT-Dull and dropping; small
sales at 0Sal II.
CORN-In fair demand and iirmer
old at S5aS6c: new at 5SaGl
OATS-Held at 50a56c.
RYE-Dull at 90a92c.
BARLEY-Dull; fall at 5Oal 50
COTTON-Unchanged and in fair de-
mand at 25c for Iniddling.
TOBACCO-Active but the offerings
light; sales of % hhds at l5a2l IS, and
10 cases Ohio seed leaf at IL GOA a. OO
WHISKY-Dull and nominal at 9c
asked and 06 offered.
MESS PORK-Dull at 81 90, but no
sales of consequence.
BACON-At l6!al9tc for shoulders
and clear sides.
GREEN Manufacturing doing; the
weather too warm for curing.
LARD-Nominally unchanged; held
at l6fal7c, the latter for new kettle
rendered; steam dull at l6tal6sc.
BULK MEATS-No inquiry for new
partially Cured, the weather being too
arm TO move them.
BUTTER-Firm at 30a35c.
CHEESE-At 17ial9c.
EGGS-Held at 2Sa29c.
OILS-Linseed dull at 9Oa92c; lard
unchanged.
GOLD-At l29 buying.
EXCHANGE-Steady at LILO discount
buying.
MONEY-Market easier.
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philadelphia Cattle Market
PHILADELPHIA. November

PHILADELPHIA, November |.
CATTLE-The market for beef cattle
was exceedingly dull this week, and
prices of all descriptions have declined
fully cent. per pound. The receipts
were large, reaching 3i43 head, but the
general quality at the offerings was in
terior. Choice may be quoted at 9a9t
cents; prime at oiaSf cents; fair to good
6ta7 cents ana common at 4a6 cents per
pound gross, as to quality.
COWS AND CALVES-Were tirmer,
$50 head sold at 30 0Oa90 CO. Springcrs
sold at As COATS 90.
SHEEP-Were steady at last weeks
quotations; Il, 600 head changed hands
at the Park and Avenue Drove Yards,
at prices ranging from TO y cents per
pound gross.
HOGS Were active, and prices well
maintained; 1000 head were sold at the
Union and Avenue Drove Yards az II 90
al5 90 per 100 pounds for corn fed.
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NEW JERSEY.

New YORK, November Sin Hudson
county, n. j., the Republicans elected a
Sheriff and one out of seven members
of the Assembly, which is Republican
gain. The Democratic ticket, however
has generally been successful IN the
State.
NEWARK, n. j., November 3.-The
State election passed off quietly, re-
sulting in a Democratic majority IN
BOTH branches of the Legislature. Inc
Senate stands. - Democrats and Re-
publicans, and the Assembly "a Demo,
Gratis and &c Republicans, Democratic
gain of one in the Senate and two II
the Assembly. Essex county elects
Republican Senator and county officers
by a reduced majority and six Republi
can Assembly men to three Democrats
Newark city gives an average Demo
cratic majority of about 200.
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THICK BROGANs q BALMo


Our stock Of Brogans and Balmorals or Men,
Bows and Youth is of endless variety; and our
best work will be found to be made out Ct the
very best material and in the most workman
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rev York Ifarkei.
NEW YORK. Nnyemhe

New YORK. November 3.
COTTON-Heavy and &c lower; sales
1000 bales at 26c for mlddling upiands
FLOUR-Dull and slightly in buyers
favor.
WHEAT-lc lower, with a moderate
export and speculative demand.
RYE-Dalt and heavy at 03al o.
for western.
OATS-Stsady at 65a6.c for western
CORN-Heavy at 93a9Sc for unsound,
and 99cal Ol for sound mixed western.
PORK-Nomiual.
BEEF-Quiet and not so frm.
CUT Manufacturing.
BACON-Declining.
LARD-Quiet at l7ial7ic for fair TO
prime steam.
EGGS-Firm and in request al 33a35c.
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TRANSPORTATION.
AND OHIO
Rail Road Company,

10 aEELiNG, May eth, lsts,
DAaSEE=sEKT WILL Run
i by the following schedule on and after the
10th day of May l-tg-Wheeling time:
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, November 3.-Tho canvass
of the election held yesterday has not
get been completed, but the Citizens
ticket is elected throughout, by major
tiles ranging from $500 to 1000. The
Citizens nominees carry every ward
The majority for Colonel Mason over
George ". Gage, for Mayor, is about
5000 We tave very few returns from
the State. bat it is generally conceded
that the Republicans have the Consti'
tuJional Convention by large major
ity. They elect two members in the
Sangamon District. They also carry
tho district composed of Jackson and
Williamson counties, heretofore Demo
cratic
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Reflect that rouuG mind ahc bly a., u
most necessary regulates 10 promote oSl4t5l
happiness. Indeed. without tasse re yglrr
through life becomes weary pilgrhlir %
prospect hourly dRrkeus 10 the UsN W 80
becomes Swallowed with despair an t.lt d.
the melancholy reflection that The tlgg 1rl =
..a.l...- L.......... ll.-. ~ IL
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ST. LOUIS.
National Esaptist Sunday school Con
yentiou

National isaptist Sunday School Con-
ventiou.
ST. LOUIS, November 3.-The National
Baptist Sunday School Convention was
well attended today, the church being
crowded with delegates and spectators
The Rev. ThoS. p. Anderson, of Ne "
York, addressed the Convention eu the
relations of the Sunday School to the
family; Rev. 2. S. Henson, of Pennsyl-
vania, spoke on the relations of the
Sunday School TO the church, aud Rev.
J. +. Eden, OF New jersey, on the rela-
sions of the Sunday School to the church
and community.
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TORONTO, ONTARIO
Parliament Opened

TORONTO, November 3.-The Par,;,
ment OF Ontario was opened this after.
noon by Governor Rowland. In hi.
speech he refers to the abundant har
yes; the activity in manufacturing anC
railway enterprises; the increased auC
increasing demand for labor, and the
success of the measures 10 promote emf
grafton. He recommends increased
eeuoT;s aud expenditures to induce still,
larger emigration to Ontario, and an.
souhces that the Provincial revenue
sSs sing the past year has been more than
adequate to the demands.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, November 2.-Ths vote
in this city to-day was unusually light
only Is, 729 being p0iled of a registered
vote Of over 1000. The vote for Comp,
troller Of the State Treasury was
Woolkrd, Democrat, 1862; NcKellip,
Republican, 5,gS7; Woolford's majority
sos. Thc Democratic ticket for mem.
beers Of the Legislature received ma
jorty of about 5000. Every precinct in
every ward of the city gave majority
for the Democratic ticket. For Sheriff
the vote was Albert, Democrat, Is, Ia;
Woods, Republican, 1872; Wis0ng,
Workingmen's candidate, 1923.
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YHINllh..
Sugar Cured Canvassed Ham.

IN TIERCES DAVIS" AND WILLARD
W Parker's" choice Hams at close figures.
anr.lq MAXWELL & TINGLE
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WE INVITE THE ATTENTION
w of Merchants to our very large assort-
ment of BOOTS AND SHOES, now in store for
Fall and Winter Trade.
With an experience Of many years, Jour
house having been established in 1879 we can,
with truth, assert that our stock for extent,
variety, durability, freedom from all irregular
| itv and adaptation to the wants of West Nir-
ginia and Ohio, is not aud cannot be surpassed.
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ROCHESTER,, N. Y.
Decision OF Judge johnson.

Decision OF Judge
ROCHESTER,, November 3.-Ine ue
cision of Judge johnson of the snpreme.
0onrt was fled to-day in the matter Of
the Albany and susquehanna railroad
r. rsnniras the receiver to pay, first, the
current expenses OF running snI bd ID
and interest due of the %nn6s loaned the
Company. Third, it authorizes p aSa en-
to the receiver of the balance que tne
company from the Mechanics and Farm.
ara bank of Albany or from any other
hank or person. The receiver is not
authorized to borrow money on credi
of the compuuy without special authoIl'
ty from the Court.
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New York money Marker.

NEW YORK, November 3.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS at 6a7 per cent.
on call loans, mainly the latter.
STERLING-Weak at 10SIsl09.
GOLD-Heavy; opened at 1873, aud
closed at l27sal27i; carrying rates SAL
per cent.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS - Dull
but steady. Coupons of '5l, lie
a1lai; do '62, ll5sll5t; do '64, ll2ia112s
do '65, 1133al13i; do new, 1l5tall5t
do '67, 115ia1158; do '65, ISL all5i
l0-40s, 107sal07t; currency 6s, 107!alO7s'
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Special Train.

Prominent gentlemen who were con
nected with the Army of the Tennessee
contemplate enjoyinga special train to
take them to the reunion at Louisville
on the 18th.
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Baltimore Market

Haitinore Market
BALTIMORE, November 3.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull at 30al 43.
CORN-Dull at l coal O5 for old white
75aS5c for new.
OATS-Dull at 56l5Sa.
RYE-At l GOAL 06.
MESS PORK-Quiet at 80 90.
BACON-Quiet; rib sides lee; cleal
do, 1stc; shoulders Ice; hams 24a25c.
LARD-Quiet at l8a19;c.
WHISKY-Dull at l 10; tendency
downward.
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KANSAS.

LEAvENwORTH, KS, November s.
The entire Democratic ticket, with one
exception, is elected in this county by
300 majority.
ATCuIsoN, November 3.-The Demo
cratic county ticket has majority n
this city.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, November 3.
There is an improved inquiry for sta
pie cottons at the reduction of yester.
day and to-day we have to note the
following changes: Allendale S4
Sheetings arc reduced in price from 42ic
to 40c; do "a reduced from Ate to 45c
do 1914 from 52.c to soc; Lowell l04 dc
from 45c to 42tc and York blue Denim:
from 81 10 Soc.
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DR0ylssONs.-
i Bacon, Hams, Shoulders and Sides, Bull
Meats. Dressed Hogs, Prime Leaf Lard, &c.
MAXWELL & TINGLE
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, November ).
FLOUR-Steady and unchanged
WHEAT-Not much doing; market
unchanged.
CORN-Steady and nominslly IN.
changed; held az SIC for No. l mixed;
sc for No. 9 do.
OATS-Iu fair demand but lower;
sales Of few cars at 4Sc for No. State.
RlE-Stesdy and quiet; No. held at
9ocal 90; No. at 9Oc.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
PEIROLEUM-Firm: refined held at
2s3a29c for prime light straw to white;
29ia3Oc for standard white: crude firn
at 20.
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gg Ttleg!tt.a!ph'
THE Register
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
by Telegraph to the Rcgister.l
WASHINGTON, November J.

ACnll upon the Presfdent
Tie delegation appointed by the Lou
isyille Commercial Convention called
on President Grant this morning, in ao'
cordance with previous arrangements.
In reply to remarks made by the Chair
man. General Wslbridse, the President
said he was very much gratiied to re-
ceiye such delegation, representing
not only the great commercial interests
of the Nation, but also the new condi-
ton of affairs. The good fellowship
which ought to unite a common brother
hood and which was highly inaugurated
aud invigorated at Louisville he hoped
would extend and permeate throughout
the entire Union, until every vestige OF
bitterness or unkiudness should be erad-
icated. He believed that within year
OF two the South would be far ricner
and far more prosperous than ever De-
for. and the people bave it within their
own power, by judieious policy and wise
acts 10 advance their own interests and
those of the entire country with mar
yelous rapidity. As to his second term
he could assure General Walbridge that
he felt now very much as he did at west
Point. in his cadet days, when be count
ed every month with eagerness to get
ont of his position. lie had not sought
his present position, as everybody knew
Hon. w. H. billiard, of Georgia, was
glad to have the opportunity OF saying
hot oAnnnrran
the cordial appreciation which all par
ties must give to the sentiments just
expressed by him. The President,
laushingly, asked Colonel Duncan, oil
Kentucky, what the people OF his State
thought of the Administration, and
whether there was any hope of Ken
lucky ever turning from her present
politics. Colonel Duncan assured hIn
that the Kentuckians, with rare excep
tions, fully appreciated the President.
honest Intentions to do what he could
for the good Of the country, and that the
Geographic message so kindly sent by
the President to him for the Conven
ton, and the now renewed assurances OF
kind feeling towards the people of the
States, lately suffering so much, would
augment the respect which they alread
entertained for the President. As to
Kentucky, he would say, however, that
even The 18th Amendment would create
very litt,a difference, as the colored
vote would be divided, and would do
very little towards breaking the Demo
cratic majority OF the State.
After an informal aud pleasant con-
versation of half ali hour, the dei"Sa'
fion yitblrau
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Toledo Market
TOLEDO, Noveml

TOLEDO, November 5.
Flour dull. Wheat dull; No. white
Michigan at 20; amber at 1917; No. l
red at ll3. Corn shade better; No. l
at 79c; No. , at nc. Oats shade bet
ter; No. at 47c.
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WISCONSIN.

CHICAGO, November 3.-The Repub-
licau majority in Wisconsin will be
from 1000 to 10000.
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DR. JOHNSTON


Member Of the ROYAL Coaeero,S
don, graduate from one o. HE s,pl' o..
Colleges in the United state, ,,5 !, s-.l',
part of whose lite has been spent '-s s,-''
tails Of London, Paris PhIa.I, We p
where, has effected some O.. H. - - .is -
ing cures that were ever -. ~. o..
trosbled with ringing in the ks.T'- IA
asleep, great nervousness bt1,,l,.-. "a '-''
den sounds, bashiulEes. iii 60 - a. .,
inc, attended, sometime, an iN.'l' g .'.
mind were cured .mntta.s'r s'lf-i d.
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ORGANIC WEAE.r.

Immediately Cured and Fun "
This Distressing Aztec lion. which '"..
miserable aud Marriage impos,yb,s' 'e- 'a
ally paid by the victims of i M, 4, !,
ouoe. Young persons are too AMI ~ Il,
CGssrs from not being aware q, y -, '0e,i.'
consequences that NAV cnsra .es t'1,.
understands the subject will prs,.'N e.
that the power OF plocrvatIp1 f y L I'd,
by those falling into imprupcr a., 'S' o.
the prudent. Besides 6,irg IoH :,
pleasure oil hea.iAy offspring the mo- po., . d
mind arise. The system b,r,1,''.- ~ 4,
the Physical and Mtn,a. FupF,.-''' ia.
loss oil ffo're@i.Ne Power, Nsryos, H., ''','
Dyspepsia ialPitA!tGn OF tie De-, 80 =
ticn, constitutional Debility . r., - .l, 8,
Frame, Cough, ConSump'!oa. n.''Nls d,
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BALTIMORE.

"rat Annual Session OF New Jersey
ssociatiou of Congregational
on nLi MORE, November 3.-The first
cia,;% Si session of the New Jersey Asso-
comm n OF Con gregational Churches
Ga,inn oroed last evening at the Copgre-
s 5000! CHURCH, in this CITY. The As
sostton is composed of twenty. two
cnufeheS' principally from the sonth OF
vne otate OF New York. After the omen
ing sermon, General o. o. Howard was
reelected Moderator. The Conuert y -
then adjourned until this morning '-'N
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WANT OF UNIFORMITY AND
HOW WE PREVENT 1T.

The want Of uniformity in Boots and Shoes, 1t
is well known, equals if not exceeds that of any
other kind of manufactured goods In order to
protect ourselves and customers, We make it a
rule not to receive or place on sale any geods
not regular and uniform, except they be too
low in price to allow of uniformity. To insure
this every pair Of Boots and Shoes that enters
our store is carefully examined and rejected un
less found correct in size, tree from damage and
uniform in quality.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-04
wOmEN,s MISSES AND chill
DREN,S BALMOKALs.

In the department of Women's, Misses and
Children's goods we defy competition. More
over, we can give to our customers, out OF our
best work, any size they may want; thus
enabling them to fit up and work of clean their
broken Stock. This is an inducement offered
by very few dealers and it will be appreciated
as a very great advantage by those experienced
in retailing Boots and Shoes.