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Gone AGA COLI EGK.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAI

QALIlmOkE AND OHIO RAILROAD
wAsHrssros, JuDes Iss.
.Ss Wssa iPs GBAkdbSyI .nS g. - II
WEST are now run ss follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
s:as a. f s1s sis6 xsIS' s.S and as M ma
Leave a.ls s1s:pt sunaaT, .s s:ss and sa..
train ,s s isS AND m ana 2'O m No
roGssB sgsTfA6h
Leave at foh %s srs sT sS fsS and 1spD
L'a'i fSk AL P p RI o 70 f rPd
Lesy sec daily except Sunday, at 6as and 1:2s e.
ing = Relay Station With trains from SD' Bs%Sf,
TO Wheeling, Parkersburs, &c.
and a. asay HsOss
kelsy House with strasburE and " inchester accom-
Throush tickets 10 the West can be had At IN.
Washington Station Ticket once at all hours in the
For New Ycrk, Pbil.delRhis, and Boston, see 3D.
Sertsement OF +" Through Line -.
Master q 4 T + %IasSs;
GEO. 9. kooNrZ, GesI Az I. Washington. jels
THBoUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
L PHILApELPHIA AND NEW YoRK.
,r.,,. w.sHIEsTos, june s., is70-noon.
run as follows, viz. -
LOB INV YORK, without change OF cars.
a. eo eshy except sunday q as O. m, 2:sS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily texoept sunday 1t . :2s Q. m, l24s
and s:4o pm.
lie :, ior New York at 300 p m, and PhilsdeI
Sleeping cars for New York on 3 D. m. train only
Through tlckets 20 philadelphia, New York on
Boston bad ~ the STATION Oihce At ali hour,
Of the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
Tor schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Az
napolis, and the West. j L. WILSON
Master Of deportation.
\. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. y. kOOSTZ, Agent, " sshinston. jeA
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THE COLOKED SCHOOL BOARD.
AdyeutOf CaftO,

Mr.. Syphdr az Finuncier Loan from n.
FTesdne,Is Bank.
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~The Baron de Riviere has made that
Mobile girl widow by getting himself killed at
Metz.
VOut Of 2o,eGi pupils enrolled in the Gin
cinnau public schools, II ,233 are studying Ger
man. - - - p
ga North Carolina girl shot herself the
other day because her mother wouldn't let her
90 70 picnic, - ~ = - = 80
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ALEXANDRIA.

The Gazette OF last evening has the following
items
ALARM OF FIRR.-The alarm near the inter
section of King and Alfred streets, this norm
Ing, was caused by the partial burning cf the
root of the back building Of Johanson's bakery.
The fire was extinguished without the assistance
OF the fire department. The alarm about two
O'Clock this evening, was caused by the partial
burning of the same place.
CoLoRED SCBoOLs.-The cOlored schools in
the city have all recommended with the same
corps OF teachers that presided over them last
year, and with large attendance Of pupils.
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SUITS AGAINST BANKERS BY THE UNITED
STATES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Attorney Noah
Davis will commence suits in behalf of the
government, by instructions of Solicitor Ban
field, of the Treasury Department, at the pres
emit term of the United States district court in
New York, against Jay Cooke & Co., and Yer
milye u Co., well-known bankers, for the re-
covery OF $4,000, the amount of 7-30 bonds sold
to the government by these firms in 1863, and
which proved to be counterfeit. Several thou.
sand dollars of the same kind of notes were also
purchased by the government from other bank
ers and the present suits are intended to test
the question whether the bankers are RESPONSE
BILE for the restitution OF the money obtained for
the COuuterfeits.
INCREASING TuB DAMAGEs.-About a year
stree the widow and six children of James
Dougherty, killed by train of cars on the Bal
timOre and Ohio Railroad, at Sykesyllle, OBJ
tanned verdict OF $1,000 damages against the
company in the Superior Court of Baltimore
city. A new tlial was obtained, on the motion
OF the company, which was concluded yestcr-
day by the jury awarding $4,000 damages,
$4,000 more than first verdict. The company
filed motion for another trial.-Balt. American.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-05

What Cato thinks about School Matters here Dis
gust Of Cato at the Beniokted Condition. Of
the People Of Washington.
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:, nv COT 2rs.-Thc only court in session at
me- Inc oit " HHi today was the special term by
nsssS " we, w which a number OF orders we're
mitted on papers. ''Se' vas SUP
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The FLoRENCEs appear in the "Coraan
Bswn ut the National Theater. this evening.
Mr.. F6rence's capital impers onation OF M.
laundering but good natured HANDY Andy y
last evening, was greatly enjoyed by the audi
ence. u being As finished picture in its way as
Emmet's "FIitz." Clark's "Major DE Boots ,,
or BreHsham's "Micarber."
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ALL PERSONS in favor Of the Territorial form
OF government for the District Of Columbia
we're invited, by call published in yesterdays
SIAR, 10 meet last evening at Shiloh Hall, in
The First Ward; but there being only some half
oozen persons present at the appointed time, no
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TO The LADIES.
I have now in stock and am receiving svery fuB
Assortment Of
ZEPHYR woRsTEp.
from the celebrated factory Of Bergman a Co,
Berlin, Prussia, which, for its sotness briancy q
coorins and superior weight has taken the palm Of
Ill other makes.
Ny assortment Of
GERMANTOWN WOOL
h row also very complete, and for warm shsxs.
Afghans, &C., is very desirable.
For childrens Fancy stockings, would recon-
mend that new
BALMoRAL YARN,
which is strong and durable, and produced IN end
less variety.
sAXoNY WOOL,
In Scarlet for Tides and in nne white for Infant,
Shirts. Stockings, &C.. 10 Of the articles can
stantly called for.
SHETLAND WOOL,
IN pure White. bright Scarlet and Bun. s.,,. RI,
very pretty, and has well deserved POPULARITY
sERhANANDAMERIC KNIrrISe y.px.
In WHITE and assorted Grays, en- sl,o r~c.,,,rs.
and would recommend the former for its su,.rsor
strength.
1 shall try and keep the Apartment M slr
NoRsTKD HAkEs complete during the ,es-oa,
and would call the attention Of the Ladies .,o 10 M
full assortment IL
EMBROIDERY MATERIAL, PAPER PAT.
TEENS, CANVASS. BEADS, &C.
Ny prices viii, s< heretofore. Be found very REQ
sonable.
=. U1LvERDEB0,
Sls SEVENTH STREET.
Sr: PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ANp srkrsS.
II. WILLIAM, ~
oO5 Pesnsylsania <resn<, AID -
80 Que Treptse, Pe,s.
Has just opened bis nrst importtion Of
FALL GOODS.
10 part comprislre Shawl Costumes, Lyons Closk
neNee, Black Dress silks. ssrins, hss, rl1ss -,
leethtrs, and hihbons. Real Lace. Ls1lss Sneg
9rmenm. y ,: p. Oorsets, Genuine nAn Dfs'oss
weter proof Cloaks. &c.
DkEesEe AND CIOAKs MADE TO okDkk
q The sbortsst nstics end Of reasonable prices -
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LII. Ek COLLECTOR or TAxRs win be ready N
stated. 'e -"'n instant, II Is
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IN company with Mr. n A iaSoI- heiinick,
70 the Police Board, were driyiDs dge 1,s'
ee Wheel ne ef GRPe e the Genera Post OF
them into the street, but fOrtuna,eiy' p.enlns
oCs, inJuIiDg either OF them. Ihe hors., go
frig,t and started on, but was secured b,,D,
much injury was done oeiore
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RRLIGIoUs.-The Metropolitan Capitol IIil)
Presbyterfan Church, in charge OF Rev. John
Chester, has quite a successful meeting in pro-
eress. About 60 persons thus far have asked for
the prayers OF the church, and on Sunday last
70 were added to the membership. The work
on the new edihce Is progressing timely, and it
win soon be ready for the root.
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FUEL BIDs.-The following fuel bids were
opened by the Superintendent of the Post once
department on Monday for the supplying OF the
department with fuel:-M. Guinand, white ash
S6.33; pine wood, ssh. L. Z. Miller white ash
- -; oak wood, sc .; pine wood, 1921. Charles
4. hoder, white ash, s1.29; Lykens Valley ss.75;
Clark, white ash, sS.s3; Lykens VALLEY. "a. T5:
oak wood, SO 4S; pine wood, 49,. 3. p. Brown
az Sons, white ash, S66s: Lykens Valley. - 81;
oak wood, 1915; pine wood, s5.25. Edward
Clarke * Co., white ash, Silly Lykens Valley,
SsS; oak wood, $40; pine wood, s5.25. Will
liam H. Barbour, white ash, sc 90; Lykens val
ley, $40, oak wood. s6.49; pine wood, IS IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-05

THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY last evening
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year President, II. ID. Cooke; Vice President,
z. Nj. Parks; Secretary, G. g. Ever; Treasurer,
y. W. Burchell; Music Conductor, j. P. Caul-
field; Librarian, A. j. lockwood; Executive
Committee, Messrs. ). j. Kimbau, 5. f.. Mid.
dleton and Ii. NJ. Gurley
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\ COMMUNICATIONS from Registrar Crane is
necessarily laid over, but will appear to-mor-
low.
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NJ n l. IA. HAYDEN
viii Resume his Instruction in
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
SEPTEMBER I2rH.
0'A MRRfSTs ASSEMBLY ROOMS.

Address at Metzero,t q Cos aud John y Kills
a 90 = 81 n
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IHK HEBREW DAY OF AroSRMRNr-Yester-
LAY afternoon AT O'Clock commenced the great
msolew festival known a. "Yom Kippur," or
LAY OF Atonement, which will continue TO-DAY.
aaring which time the Hebrews in ever iand
e,.,S nuhue IN prayer and other religious
,ome az -. All the synagogues will be open, and
services. VIII 'akc place curing the
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IHE EyANGELICAL LUTHERAN SYNOD OF
MAR1LASD 70 now in session at Emusttsburg,
"a The following churches in the District are
represented German Evangelical Lutheran,
%th and u streets, Rev. 3. ID. Finkle, ID. D.,
soout 90 commandments; st. Paul's, 18th and II
streets, Rev. j. G.. Butler, ID. d., about 2GO
Communicates; tSt. Johns, South Washington,
hev. 6. l.. kiets, about 225 communicates; Lu,
tneran Chapel, Georgetown, Rev. j. j. Suman,
about 20 mmunieants
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TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Library Asso-
cauon, L. U. U. F., was held last night, when
the report Of the president was read showiny
the library to be in fourishing condition quite
anumber OF new books having been added, and
supplementary catalogue printed. The fact
that, since its organization, over thirty four
thousand books have been taken from the libra
~ by the members of the order and the widows
and orphans, is evidence that the efforts of the
association to sustain the library are properly
appreciated. The election for officers for the
ensuing year resulted in the choice of John II.
bartlett, president; K. r. Hunt, vice president:
Thomas w. Fowler, secretary; Il. A. Kidder
treasurer; Vim. X. Mclean, A. II. Gawler c. b.
X Colledge, Thomas Greer and VIM. l.. ChiIds
board OF directors; George w. Mclean, libra
rian.
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THE OLYMPIC BASE BALL CLUB last night
elected the following officers to serve the ensu-
ing year President, A. G Mills; Vice Presi-
Dent, d. U. Hoyt; Recording Secretary, II. f..
Tyler; Corresponding Secretary, +. A. Schmidt:
treasurer. n. A. Young; Scorer, j. Il. Allen;
Board Of Directors, Messrs. Sch midi AID Young
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fHK NATI0HAL IWTXLLIoRWcR1
Weekly Conservative 0rran.

1ades MasAhston ,lsoo; removed to New York .lsp
cSsesa9 1s!ssrapAss NswsJyem fAs seAets Cips.,~,
Ia 6seas Nsr1epu JW Asasshsi6 ~ -:
Ss1r year = adysnes. p. o. orders are ss,s.t
.1X. DxL4AR, Editor and Pnoprie4o,.
ssS Sses1wvs NsV york,
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A meeting of the Board Of Trustees Of Col
ored Schools was held last evening at the Ste
vens schdel-house, the three members being
\ presept
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HONORARY AcQUITrcn-It was stated in
August last that Mr.. Thomas X. Wilson. who
formerly kept a store in this city, had been ar
rested at Cape Mty on the charge of setting fire
the trial Of Mr.. Wilson took plscs, and he was
honorably acquitted. = :
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CARPETINGS AND OILCLOTIIS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-26

RosADALIs, the Great Blood Medicine,
is not prepared like fluid extracts ordin-
arily are, (most of which contain very
little of the virtues Of the articles from
which they are made, but is compound
ed upon scientific principles with great
care, by an experienced Chemist and
Pharmaceutist, and it contains all the
active principles of the articles from
which it is prepared, in highly CONF
centrated and pleasant form. The
"Rosadalis" Compound, therefore gives
universal Satisfaction to all Physicians
and patients who have tested it in dis
eases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys or
Bladder. 1t has been highly recon-.
mended and approved by the Medical
Faculty wherever it has been introduce
ed, and is now being used with the most
decided success in the practice of some of
the most eminent Physicians in the
United States.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-26

The CITY CoUNCIL.-We present be-
low the names and politics of the men,
beers of the new City Council. 1t will
be seen that there are in the First
Branch Democrats aud Republicans,
and in the Second Branch II Democrats
and Republicans, making the Demo
cratic majority in the First Branch 4, in
the Second II, and on joint ballot Is.
The members of the First Branch hold
ing over are Thomas Sweeney (DO
First Ward; D. Schambra (D.) Second
Ward; w. d. Simpson (R.) Third Ward;
Thomas Culbertson (R.) Fourth Ward;
Andrew Wilson (D.) Fifth Ward; J. II.
Rinehart Cd. } Sixth Ward; Thomas J.
Blair (R. } Seventh Ward; Democrats 4;
Republicans
The new members of the First Branch
are JOhu F. Baer, CD First Ward;
Thomas P. Shallcross (D) Second Ward;
John II. Hall 3D. Third Ward; James
Lander Or } Fourth Ward; A. C. Quar-
ricr CD Fifth Ward; w. H Harrison
(D.) Sixth Ward; Z. j Stone (R-)
Seventh Ward. Democrats 5; Repub.
licans2.
TIE the Second Branch there have
been elected.
First Hard-A. J. Sweeney (D) W.
E. Connolly (R) C. w. d. Allison (R.)
and John Scott (D.)
Second Tard-George Hook (D) aud
J. G. Smith (D)
Third Wdrd-L. S. Delaplain (R-)
Samuel Laughlin Or N. Pollock (D.)
and George Baird (D9
Fourth Hdrd-J. W. Boring (D.) Rob
ert Simpson CD George R. Tingle (D.)
F. Caldwell Or and Jau.es McAdams
(R)
FftA Ward-Joseph Salisbury d.
James Maxwell (D) Benno Hammer
ID. )and Joseph Tolivar (D.)
SiIth Ward-B. Stanley (D.) Porter
Smith (D) and William D. English
CD
Serenth Tard-J. B. Sheppard CD
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-26
POLICE cooRr.lrhe rain of Monday

Police CoURT-The rain of Monday
seems to have affected seriously two
citizens, and they have many time
and oft met upon the Rialto and in the
calaboose. They are the Grand Repre-
sentatives of the ancient and honorable
order Of fusileers. Their names have
appeared in these columns as often as
bad jokes in comic almanac.
James johnson is the name of one of
these distinguished citizens. For brew
ity he is usually known as yankee
Doodle. do" johnson. Yauk is man
who attends strictly to business. He
was sent upon this earth for the express
purpose of getting his old hide full of
fusll oil, and he does it. He gets sol full
that it leaks from the end of his nose
in perpetual never-ending drops. No
man to-day liveth who ever saw johnson
sober or without drop hanging to his
nose. That drop is causing his ruin. 1t
is drop too much. But as his are al
ways plain DRINKS, he never is charged
more than a plain drunk price, 81 and
costs. Being innocent of filthy lucse,
he studjeth geology for ten days with
Prof. Noah Price.
Tommy Hopkins always brother Of
pretty Polly Hopkins, bow-dyedo-
was again enjoying high old bust
Tommy got so full that he could neither
walk, stand, sit up or lie down. Whom
the officer who arrested Tommy at
tempted to set him up on end, he would
topple over like bewildered, jolly old
ten pin. We saw Tommy going to the
station house on Monday evening. He
went in state. A policeman had one
arm, a citizen another, and boy hold
ing each leg kept his brogaus from the
mud. 1t was only plain drunk, any
how, aud Tommy was fined 81 and costs
for it. Which he couldn't pay the bill.
Thomas Hopkins, Esq, may now be ad-
dressed at Prof. Noah Prices geological
school.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-26

SPECTACLEs.-Oxtoby & Duffield, the
Market street Jewellers, have for years
made a speciality of spectacles and eye
glasses. They keep a full supply of
glasses, which from their purity and
transparency, smoothness and high state
of polish and finish, and the exact cres-
cent form to which they are ground on
perfect spherical planes, make them far
superior to common glasses. Call at
104 Market street, below Mcclure House,
aud purchase Spectacles, Watches,
Clocks, Je8elry, &c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-26

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-In
the case of James Jarret, jr., rs, James
NJ. Nickells, Snyder closed his argument
for defendant in error, and was followed
by Hereford on the same side and
sperry closed for the plaintiff in error,
and the case was submitted.
The case of Matthew Harrison, eI-
ecutor, rs. the Farmers Bank Of Viz
ginia was argued by Boggess for plain
tin in error and by Faulkner for defend
ant in error, and was submitted.
The case of Samuel Price, executor, ca.
D. L. Pinnell, &C., was argued by Sper-
~ for plaintiff in error. Harris was
arguing the case for the defendant in
error when the Court adjourned.
The following cases are liable to be
called to-day:
W. W. r. Callahan rs. John n. Hall q
al, from Barbour; S. c. Luddington,
&c. IS. John A. j. Hull, from Green.
brier; John T. Regnault CO. John
A. Hunter, from Greenbrier; R. B
Washington, executor, rs. Ann J.
Burnett, from Jefferson; VIM. H. Ed
wards rs. W. E. Chiffon ct al, from
Kanswhs; Chas. A. Stuart ct al. rs
Jesse j. Swesay ct al, from Greenbrier;
Bank of Berkeley rs. Bank of Valley
from Berkeley; J. II. Gettinger rs
Farmers Bank Of Virginia, from Berke
ley.
Adjourned to meet at 9 o'clock this
morning.
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FOE SALE.

,,,gE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
lot No. Al in Grahsns addition to the city
.. Siytb street There is good brick and
- So house on the corner: obtaining eight
-. Titb water and gas throughout, and one
70 -. hast cellars in the city. There is in con-
q -. 80 . good stable and carriage house. On
~. .,,tb end Of the lot there is good frame
=, A. with Ave rooms, fronting on Sixth street
desirable location Psrtleg Sisn.
~ = S.,is zoe store, No. 50 Main street.
N-U.S5 - 1T. WAYMAN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-26

ONO COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT.-The
special term of the Ohio County Circuit
Court commenced yesterday afternoon
at o'clock.
Stuart Henderson, charged with max
ing an assault on Mrs. Downey with
intent to commit rape upon her, gave
bail in the sum of $500 for his appear
ance at the next term of Court.
Lucinda johnson, who was found
guilty at the last term Of Court of as
sault and battery, was fined S75, and
has been confined in the county Jail
ever since in default of payment, was
discharged from custody, the Judge
considering that she had been suffi
GENTLY punished.
The Court adjourned to meet this
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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AcADEIuCAL coURsE.

1. ACADEAQCAL COURSE.
The student selects his own course Of study,
under the advice Of his Parents or Of the fAo,
ulty. The several schools are 20 arranged ~
to admit Of = complete courSs Of Study In the
i Depsrtnent Of Arts, to which Il attached
the Degree Of BAcHKIOz OF AIRS.
T. Departments Of Science
with tho Degree Of BAEdUoR cgScLkEz
,. Department Of Philosophy.
Degree Of BACHELOR OF PHnosoPB1.
The Decree Of HAsTLR OF AKIs II conferred
On students who have completed the course Of
study in nine Of the Schools and hare tAksn
distinctions In seven Of these.
8. PROFESSIONAL CoURSE1
1. Department. Of Civil EnEizsering
with the Diploma Of CTyu. ESGnEzE
2 Department Of Mining Engineering
with the Diplsma Of NHU0 KH1uKEA
J. Department Of Law and Equity
with the Degree Of BAcHXLoR or Law.
Il n proposed 20 stin further eItsrd the
Practical and Scientific Departments In the
direction Of
/. Mechanical EnGnesEtag 2 Applied
Chemistry. J. Agrieuiturs- 4 mnerss-
,. PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
This course embraces the subjecta Of LstJ
Greek, Mathematics and EnRian, prspArat01
to the regular College elassss-
4. sTUDEXTg BUSINESS school,
In this School Penm2nshtp, Bos.sL5ts.
Accounts, &c, are tsnEht, Under -
q the Faculty.
SPECIAL PRIVILEGES AID HosoRa
As special induconenss 70 u -, 49,
tiold Medals and I've zShot11 ,1<< - y.
The latter covering t-fi0n ana ConeGs iees. are
- 49, Of Ara are Annually appoint
II - sspe-ilsnt Master With vAlnAhls pxfyt
go an5 SnOlumsotA
- coilsgp edaeates, fras Of charge, al can
~. IL aupOints % free Sholzrshfps tWenty ave
T0zu men intending 70 rake JS1rnAfiHm thsiK
1eDfessi0n- II gives . long credit 70 msEit0E1Sas
younZ men without nsana.
September and Gloss On tie fourth Tkursa1J
Esesssnry sxpsasss ned net szcesd - par
100 SO s.rthsr fnlsrzsts1z address
- T. n LKBCH, CLE % EAeoszr
nREnAawi0 @
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-26

n Go where yen will, you will find
photographs with the imprint "Par-
tridge's Gallery" All who have COM
pared them with pictures made else
where can testify to their superiority.
The Partridge Joint Stock Co., make al
the old styles and introduce all the new
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-26
FOR SALE.

rAEM-CONTAINING 12s ACREs OE
\ ,SrG land. a portion Of which Is cleared
u s,,I.r . GOOD state Of cultivation, young
ALI - rls spp.e trees Of the best variety OF
ora, ma A large amount Of peach, cherry;
~ TT - ouiace trees; also. grape vines Good
pr. =. I'D outkoCses- Tho land Is rolling
Sc .rsev Is well watered, and never fAti
o. o.. vsI Of good water in the yard Wtu %
so.t 80 ,r'sre ~ L q. HUGHES
Terms go Real Estate Agent.
oa,e on CAap!ine street, between First sta and
Soesai streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-26

EGO to PAUL Bros. & Co.'s, No. 80
Market street, for yeur Blank Books,
Pens, Pencils, Inks, Writing Papers
and School Books. All the new Books
received as soon as published. All
kinds of Stationery kept constantly on
hand and for sale at reasonable prices
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-26

"SCOTIA'S BARD."-One hundred and
ten years ago yesterday, in little cot
tage upon the banks of the murmuring
Ayr, Robert Barns was born-the peas
ant poet, who has touched the hearts Of
more jewellers of the north with vibra-
ting melody than any other of the many
sweet singers who have followed him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-26

BROKE DowN.-A wagon loaded with
onions, belonging to Louis Stenben-
raCch broke down in South Wheeling
yesterday. As the load of vegetables
came down they lent their fragrance to
the evening air, and the evening air re-
paid the Loan with interest at ten per
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-26

The LECTURE.-Rey. Mr.. Watkins
lecture on the Anglo Ssxons at the
Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church last night
was listened TO by large audience
who were deeply interested in the new
facts and thoughts presented by the lee
turer. He seems to have made himself
thoroughly conversant with his subje
and handles it in q mastery way. His
ideas on the subjecs ofaucient and mod
ern legislation are excellent.