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team OF horses-the expense attending viii
depend great deal Oh the tastes and habits of
the owner. If he Is what Is called s,fast
man" and will be content With nothing short
Of the feetest and best appointed yacht, and
is, moreover, disposed to entertain great
deal Of company In his yachting excursions, It
will cost him great deal more money than 1t
would to maintain yacht, for the amusement
and recreation Of himself and his family during
the summer months
COST OF BUILDING YACHT.
Yaeht-builders estimate the cost of con.
ssructing yacht according to the tonnage.
Before the war good yacht could be built Tor
about $50 or $40 per ton, including the fitting
out and all the appointments. This was the
price asked by George Steers, who built the
America During the war the cost of Yacht,
building as OF everything else was largely in
creased, and yachts built in that period cost
tfom $50 to $500 per ton. Atpresent the price
is about $50 per ton for the hull and spars, and
$50 Tore for the equipments. An elegant
y.vnt with all It's appointments complete, can
now be built for 500 to $130 per ton. Of
course there is no end of the money that may
be expended in the way of luxurious fur
nlshing for the cabins and extra appoint
ments In this respect it is like carriage,
which may, be purchased for a26oo, or
yacht Dauntless, which Is the largest one be.
longing to the New York Yacht Club, is said to
have cost SCI, ,000 The Cambria was sold by
Mr.. Asbury, before leaving England, for about
$50. 1000, gold. Mr.. Osgood's, OF the New York
Club, cost from s35, 600 to $4,000. These are
all schooner yachts oflsrge tonnage, and fitted
up in most elegant style. The Calypso, Q
yacht of ITO tons, belonging to Mr.. a. g.
Hatch, is also one OF the most elegant OF the
smaller schooners belonging to the New York
Yacht Club. and cost about $50, 900. The cost
per ton Of building yachts is the same, whether
they be sehooners ur sloops. The largest
schooner yacht In the New York Club, (the
Sappho, belonging to Mr.. Douglas is: 2H
tons, and the largest sloop, lthe White Wing,
belonging to j. j. and VIM. Astor,) Is 55 tons.
COST OF MAINTENANCE.
The necessary cost of maintaining Q yacht
during the yachting season, which ordinarily
includes the mouths of June, July, August and
September. is about as tollows--ordinary and
extraordinary repairs to the yacht included:
Crew. Pay per month.
Captain. ....."...............$l00
Mate Mate % .zt
C0Ok.... .......-.................s nv - 30
Steward. ........................... "
Sailors -FOUR each. ch..................... ~ 70 ~
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WARRINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON. September

WASHINGTON, September I.
Secretary Cox is corresponding with mission
aries and religious organizations to secure IT.
dian agents.
The Attorney-General decides that appropri-
ations for specific objects are not annual ap-
preparations within the meaning OF the law.
This allows the lighthouses and puhls' i'm
provements to be proceeded with.
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.1MICIBLY ADJUSTED.

New YORK. September I.
The difficulty between the Erie Railroad and
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
has been amieably adiusted-the claim tor
million dollars for back tolls having been set
aside by the Erie Railroad.
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GOLD AND BOND MARKET.
NEW YORK, September 7-Bvenil

NEW YORK, September 7-Bvening.
Gold ranged from l4t to l43, with late sales
at the latter prices. During the afternoon it
exhibited activity, but at the close fell of on
the receipt of better London pond quotations,
closing quiet. Governments opened steady,
but closed very dull; sixty-twos l22; fours LII;
sves the same; new TO-; sevens 10Y; eights loi;
toYtes 81.
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Total about. ut.......................

The number OF sailors needed will of course
depend on the size of the yacht. For .
schooner yacht OF 120 tone, four will answer,
and for sloops Of so to so tons, two will be SUI
fcient. The cost OF provisions every one can
estimate tor himself and gauge the expenses
according to tastes. 1t would appesr from the
above that the necessary costs OF manning .
schooner yacht, which will accommodate
family Of ten persons on 8 cruise. is not Tar
from $500 per month, exclusive OF provieione
not by any means an expensive Amusement,
in view OF the comfort and healthiness OF the
pastime. Many members Of the New York
Yacht Club say they can take their families on
q summer cruise in their yncht at less ex-
pensc than they cal stay at home, and for less
than it would cost to take them to watering
place, The usual summer cruise of the New
York Yacht Club, as club, is through Long
Island Sound, touching at various points on
the route and continuing on to New London,
Newport, New Bedford, Holiness Hole ahd
Martha Vineyard. Individual members OF
the club frequently extend their cruise to Nan
tuck, and so on to various points on the coast
OF Massachusetts,, and run up as far as Maine.
but the club yachts seldom 80 together beyond
Martha's Vineyard. During the winter season
it costs about $40 per month for storage and
watching Of yacht. 1he yachts OF the New
York Club lay up at various plasesGMyshc,
New London, Newport, Pork Chester, ano
elsewhere. Occasionally one OF the Yachts
NAV take winter cruise in the West nues,
but the business engagements of most owners
Of American yachts generally preclude yacht
ing in the winter time.
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THE VAR IN CUBA.

HAVANA, September I.
Colonel Acesta reports the Filling Of forty
insurgents in the Commas region. General
Coro is reported to have surrendered.
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Specie.

-, NEW YORK, September
The specie shipments to-day we're $500 ,GQ.
TbE bids for the government gold reached
$2,5oo,eoo.
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LAGER BEER IN MAssAcHUsE7Ts.

BosroN, September 7. :.
The cities voted 1or licensing lager beer and;
ale, and the small towns voted against it.
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THE wAR TO BE CONTINUED.

The WAR 10 BE CONTINUED.
WASHINGTON, September 5.
The following official dispatch has just been
received at the legation OF the North German
Union:
Emperor Napoleon having declared that
his captivity prevents him from negotiating
the peace, the Freach Government being at
Paris. the war will still De continued"
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IN, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1870

which have taken refuge in Southampton kar-
bor are literally crowded with bunting since
the receipt of the news Of McMahon's sur
i ran1ar
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BISMARCK DEMANDS ALS4cE IND
LORRAINE, THE BALTIC FLEET
AND 5000, 900 FRANCS.
ENGLAND MAKES A COUNTER PRoPo-
SITION.
THE pRuss1ASs MARCHING ON.
DEPRESSION IN PARIS.
FRAUDS UPON THE GOVERNMENT.

TIE ARREST OF THE PRINCESS MATHlLDE
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THE ADVANCE ON PARIS
TRocHU DECLARES THAT TIE CAP
ITAL rs SAFE.
oRAXNoNTS OPINION OF TIE NgWg0RN
REPUBLIC.
RUSSIA PROPOSES A PEACE CONGRESS.
PRUSSIA RESPECTFULLY DECLINES.

EUGENE IN PRIVATE LIFE.
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SC0TT'S TACTICS.
rscESDrAs1sM AND HOMICIDE IN LAuRESs

The Enee, of Joe crews.s Teachings.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-05
Trust Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me by Samuel u. Robinson
and Mary \. his vile, and George W. hob-
iuSOn and Ellen his wife, bearing date on
the Sth day OF June, 1856, anu now on record
IN The Recorders office OF ONO county, III
Deed Book 80, pages S622-363, l will on
Thursday, the goth day Of October.
Next,
Al IL o'clock \. NJ. of that day, at the front
door of the Court House OF Ohio county
sell 10 the highest and best bidder the 1ol'
lowing property, 10 wit:
All OF That certain piece or parcel
Of ground lying and being in that part
81 the city OF wheeling, ONO COUNTY
West Virginia, known as North Wheeling
the same being the Western DIVISION Oh the
SQUARE bounded by Wood, Main, McLure
and West streets, and embracing Five Lois
IN all. which are numbered forty-tive, forty
SIX, lUrty-Seven, tOrty-elght anu forty-hlne,
-, 10, Il, Is and 49, upon which are situated
what are known as the Robinson Glass
Works
Also all that piece or parcel ofland, known
~ Lots thirty-four and thirty-tve iSa ana
81 in that part of the city OF NneellhS
which formerly belonged TO Jonathan Zane,
AMI WAS laid of into lots by David SnrlvSr
and Others, and conveyed 10 ;: u. q U. w
Robinson by Margaret II. Wallace anu
others by deed dated February 20, 1906, ana
on record in ohio county.
TERMS OF SALE-One-lourth of the pur-
chase money in hand, and the balance IN
six, twelve and eighteen months; the pur-
chaser giving notes and approved security
Tor the deferred payments, and the ute
retained until the said payments are made,
and a deed of trust executed on the same.
Selling as Trustee, will convey only sucI
title as is vested in me by said deed ol
l!u,I, but IL Is believed To be undoubted.
J.F. UPDEGRAFF,
auglS Trustee.
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Black, Red and Gold.

The black, red and gold flag, the
national German one, is said tocome from
the times of Barbarossa. That emperor
was crowned in 1852, ruler ofGermany,
in the Frankfort Cathedral. The way
from the Dom to the Romer Palace,
where the public festivities were held,
was laid with carpet representing the
colors black, red and gold. After the
coronation the carpet was given to the
people, and everybody tried to cut off a
piece, which was carried about the city
as flag. In the year las at the
Reichstag at Mayence, these clors were
recognized as the true Germans ones
and they were retained until Napoleon
put an end the empire in 1906.
Since that time the Burschenschaften
have kept the old colors in memory
la the revolutionary year lS4S the Ger
man colors were again brought to light
bv the members Of the National AS
sembly at Frankfort There was con
siderable discussion at the time as tc
which color had the precedence. Fret.
ligrath sang: Powder is black, blood
is red, and golden flickers the flame
That is the old imperial stand
ard" Friedrich Wilhelm II, how
ever, was the author of the motto bear
ing the meaning of the German stand
ard-"From night, through blood, to
light y
The German national flag is now seen
in Germany instead of the flags OF the
separate countries, and it is a weighty
fact that even in Berlin the German tlas
had recently to be hoisted by the orde1
of the public.
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Trustees Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Ii made on the 3Uth day of January, 1866,
- Robert b. WoodG TO >. Brady, Trustee,
and recorded i'll the Recorders Office OF
DaiD county, West Virginia, in Deed Book
80. : B.. page Is, Twill sell at public sale, at
m. front door of the Court House, on SAT
friday, OCTOBER -, 1870, u acres OF land,
situated about three miles north of the
,.,,v. on the east side OF the new turnpike
road now being constructed from Wheel
mg 10 Glenu'S run. said Deed OF Trust was
given by said X. b. Woods on ~ acres of
land. being the northern part of the home
farm oil \. +. Woods, deceased, and joining
lands with the estate Of David Garden, de-
rr.,>,l, on the east side of the Ohio river, TO
Scurr the Merchants National Bank OF
West Virginia the payment OF siOOO in SIX
months from date and the payment OF any
note or notes that may be given in renewal
or IN part payment Ofthe same; S2UOOhaving
t-,-u bald on said note and Is lilo acres Of
-t.i tract which was sold 10 Jacob Lashl
i...ug released, sale Will be made of the res
dine >! acres OF the tract, default being
made, IN the payment of a note for 500, due
August I'D, 1870, with two months interest
ami cusls, which represents The balance OF
principal and interest due OF the Aforesaid
note OF 5000. said u acres Will be divided
INTO smaller tracts. Plat Of the same can
b. seen at the Recorders Office of OHIO
county, West Va.
TERMS or SALE-One-third cash balance
In SIX and twelve months, with interest.
sale to commence IL o'clock a. Nj.
5. BRADY,
eurnQ Trustee.
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opp Foot ABOUT WATER Elder
Watson, OF North Carolina, was called
upon to baptize Brother Smith and his
wife Both were old and had recently
made a profession. The husband was
famous for his frequent d-s, but 1t was
boped that this habit was now buried
at the foot of the hill where the III
grim burden rolled out OF. sight. But
habit is second nature. The old couple,
were led into the water, the husband
going first and leading his wife, as he
was led BY the minister. The water was
coId-yerv cold. Scarcely the old lady
touched the liquid element when
"Ugh ugh II .yh i!!U-s-h il!I Wa
heard growing louder and louder, &C
com panied by deep inspirations as the
water grew deeper. When up to hel
waist and fear was added to chilhness
the crowd Uttered quite disreputaeiy
The old man could bear it no longer
He was writing under pain at Ill
wife conduct Jerking his hand iron
the minister's he placed in the hand o
the successor Of the apostle the hanl
of his wife, saving, Here Mr.. Wat
son, YOU had better take hol'
of the old woman's hand, for she is tn
d-dest fool about water you ever seed
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, October f.
I COTTON-Dull and unchanged.
FLOUR-Firm at S. 1896 90.
| .GRA1N-Wheat firm; No l red win
ter at 81 Is; No 2 red winter at 81 Is
Corn dull and prices declined; 66c fol
old and 4s@50c for new. Oats-Mar
ket steady at 36@45c. Barley IN
changed. r.arsrl
GROCERIES-Coffee firm. No
lasses, lower grades advanced.
OILS-Petroleum dull; refined at rs
@27c.
EGGS-Firm at 23c.
BUTTER-Firn and scarce al 80
@35c.
CHEESE-Demand fair at l3@l5c.
SEEDS-Clover opened dull but
closed active at l0@llc better Flax
seed unchanged.
PROVISIONS-Pork unsettled at
s24 so; asking s25. Lard firm at l5c.
Bulk meats steady at l3s@l4ic. Bacon
at l34@l61@l74.
HOGS-Dull at those. ....,r
CATTLE-Dull at $2@6 p.
WHISKY-Opened dull and closed
active sales at S5@S6c.
Partnerships and weak.
GOLD-ll2a.s, -.-
EXCHANGE-At par.
MONEY-Easy.
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New York Market.

New YORK, October 4.
COTTON-Easier; sales $500 bale:
upland at l6ic.
FLOUR-Demand fair and prices ad
vanced shade higher.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and weak;
No. spring Chicago at 81 30@l 81
winter red and amber at 81 32@ So
Rye quiet and unchanged. Oats quiet
and weak; Ohio at 54@j6!c. Corn
dull and unchanged.
EGGS-Dull and unchanged.
PROFESSIONALISM dull at S25 30
on the spot and October. Beef steady.
Bulk meats dull and prices nominal.
Bacon dull and prices nominal. Lard
steady; 500 tierces good at l55c on spot
and l4lc December.
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Trustees Sale.

nv VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
lie and executed TO me as Trustee, by
WT Rothacker and Johanna his wife, by
Ia dated the 9Th day OF April, In the year
40 and now on record In the Recorders
i,,Sice of Ohio county, State of West Vir-
''inia, in Deed Book No. o., pages go and
~ to secure the payment OF two certain
-,~IIniSsory notes, for the sum OF twenty
prne hundred dollars, payable to w. IL.
S"Sanbra or order, both bearing date
March 18th, 1869, the amounts and time of
,,avment Of the same being as follows /:
-. for one thousand dollars, payable
live months after date, with Interest
IN date: one for one thousand one hun
Ia dollars, payable eighteen months after
~ with interest from date, and signed by
I ,Ss said +. J. Rothacker 10 VIII. Schambra,
Will. on saturday, the I'd day OF October,
in nroceed TO sell AT public auction to the
.tshast and best bidder, at the front door of
nv hlsiS'S Snrt House of said county, commence
t,'- NJ 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following de-
st,'ts,Nrl property, that Is TO say: a certain
III ar marcel OF ground, situated on the
PSI side OF Market street, above Jefferson
S,rSet. in that part of the city of Wheeling
commonly called North wheeling, and
,,,,nhrrcd on the plat of said city as Lot
70 q. Said lot having front on Market
,rsat of So feet, and running back and Dor
ZINC on the west side OF Fourth street, II
Inc fhe same property that was conveyed
said 7. j. ROthaCker and wife by w. W.
Morrow and others by deed dated and
Trnrded III the Recorders Office of said
I,,uniy. in Deed Book No. ~, page 4j1, or so
S,,T,rh thereof as will be sufficient to pay
a.. principal Of said notes above described,
,",.ihsr with the Legal interest thereon,
rom the said 18th day OF March, 1869, until
l,siI principal ami interest calculated 10
10 nj sale, amounting To S2,sOl 70.
TERNs OF SALE will be one-half of the
,,nr.,hase money cash in hand and the re-
,nainder in two equal instalments, payable
-, six and twelve months from day of sale,
Win interest thereon from said day, said
deferred payments being secured by The
"',,r,IaSgT giving his bond for the same.
win good personal security, and by the u
10 hring retained until the same are paid.
selling Us trustee, will convey such title
o.. il vested in NE by said deed OF trust, al
though II is believed 10 be undoubted.
DANIEL SCHAMBRA,
~ TTuSipp
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For Sale.

- THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
iaE sale Lot No. IL, in Graham's addition
-%e-to the city of Wheeling, situate on the
corner OF Quincy and Sixth streets. There
is good brick and frame house on the cor,
ner, containing eight rooms, with water ana
gas throughout and one OF the best cellars
IN the civ. There Is in connection good
stable and carriage house. ON the south
end of the lot there is good frame house
with five rooms, fronting on Sixth street
This is a very desirable location. Parties
wishing TO purchase will please call at ;. J.
BoydS Wholesale Shoe store, No. ~ NAM
street. NJ. /. WAY Man.
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.,RrRsr CHILDREN DREAD THE FIRE,

BURNT CHILDREN DREAD THE FIRE,
and hence those who have tried them
loathe the dirty hair coloring prepara-
tions with which the market is deluged.
But in Phalon's Vitalia, or Salvation
for the Hair, their most sangrine ex'
nectations will be realized. Gray hairs
take any shade OF brown or black IN
der its operation. Sold by druggists
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, October 4.
GOLD-Quiet opened at ll3s, and
fell to ll3; closing steady at ll3!@ll3t
Borrowing rates 2@6 per cent per an
mum and fiat at ! per cent per day
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Quiet
and firm. Coupons of 81, ll3i
OLA do 90, ll2i@ll3; do "a
ll1s@llls; do '65, llls@lll5;
do new, 1l0s@IlO!; do 81, ll03
@llO!; do IS, ll04@llOs; l04Os, 1868
@lO64; Currency is, lllt@lll}.
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FOR RENT.
Room and Boarding.

4 VERY PLEASANT AND COMMOi1I-
~ Gus front room, suitable ior u seuIIe
man and wife, NAV be had with first-class
boarding, from the LIST of October ensuing
A few day bOarders may be accommodated:
Apply first door above Music store, Oh
HAMILTON 4 HARDING,
Sept2S Market St, in same building.
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Snug Frame Dwelling for
Sale.

AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL CHEAP
and upon easy terms, neat, comtorta-
hIe Iwo-Story frame house, situated on the
north side OF Hampden street, east OfSiNth,
containing four rooms and kitchen, all in
cn1i order. The neighbOrhOod is respecta-
he and the house would readily rent for
- per month. Possession given To suit
,,Y-,IaSrr. THOS. O'BRIEN,
..ngI Real Estate Agent.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, October I.

CHICAGO, UCtODtf T.
GRAlN-Wheat, his afternoon dull
and market unsettled Corn, prices ad-
vanced sole; sales at 66!@662c Rye,
demand light but firm at 72@72!c for
No. |; 7l@72c for No. =. Barley
opened firm and closed unchanged
HOGS-Demand fair and firm at
IS O0@S 80
CATTLE-Qpiet and weak at g ~
(Gg5 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-05
Rooms For Rent.

TWO pleasant and convenient lodging
L rooms, suitable for gentlemen, in Hill
dreth's new building, on Monroe street.
Office sepT
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For Rent.

'NHE ROOMS NOW OCCUPIED FOR
L Bar and Billiard Rooms in the Mcclure
House. These rooms are well adapted lor
Offices or other purposes, and Will be hIte9 i
up in good style. Possession can De hau
Immediately. Apply TO c,o
Wb.a,inS Ssntemher gIh. lSTO. sep9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-05
For Rent.

fNHE NEW STORE ROOM AND DWELL.
4 ing opposite the Postotfice, on Market
street. II contains eight rooms besides tne
store room, and will he finished throughout
THOS. O'BRIEN,
sep2 Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-05
GRAPES. GRAPES

u,uE UNDERSIGNED WILL DELIVER
To families every day during the season
Choice Grapes, from the Island vineyard,
~ market prices. Orders left at the Toll
bonSe Of the Suspension Bridge will receive
prompt attention. WA, urr1u.S
sep6 ~ ~
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FOR SALE.
Farm for Sale.

100 ACRES, FROM sto4 MILES FROM
UDI the Ohio river at Hubs Landing,
:, Sntor's Mill, Marshall county, West Va,
~ N 20 acres under cultivation, and the res
i,ne i'm splendid timber; small orchard;
WED log house, and stable.
"'"'N w. V. HOGE & BRO,
,,o0 l06 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-05
400 Tons Foundry Iron

OF THE FOLLOWING ExGELtESI
brands: GallIa, Mads,our boeknn,
CS,,,,s Rsystoue, Grant, Olive, on conslgn-
.e. "a =. ZrsaIe NJ the lowest uarket rates.
in tiati az" ~ HENRY X. LIST 4 90.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS |!
Just opened at
BRUES & SANDERS.

10 pes Black Alpaca POplin,
for 3Oc. worth soc. so pcs Blk
Alpaca. from 4Oc to $l.OO. 2J
pcs Empress Cloths. all cOIOrs,
for 62c, worth $1.OO. 100 pcs
fl Bleaclled Muslin. for l2!c,
cheap at ISc. SO dOz. Pairs
Kid GlOves,all cOlOrs, for SL.25
per pair, equal 10 any $500
Glove in the city.
We call particular attention
to our BLACK SILKS. We
offer the Finest and Heaviest
Black Gro Grain Silk at 90. 45
per yard, which cannot be
bought in the city for less
than $500. Also, n very hand
some quality for $500, cheap
at $500.
Our Goods are all Of the
best manufacture and the
best quality. and any one buy
ing Goods Of us can rely ON
getting Il good article, and ut
the very lowest price.
Call and examine our stock.
where polite and attentive
clerks will give You all the at
tentiOn possible.
BRUES & SANDERS,
IA Main Street,
Wheeling, w, Va.
snnHl Il -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-05

New styles of ladies walking boots ~:
for fall wear, just received at LOUIS VI
Blends, l07 Main street.
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For Kent.

RI A DWELLING HOUSE-NlNE
- rooms and bath room, Third Ward, on
Fifth street. Apply at office OF
feb2l GEO. W. JEFFERS.