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BY JAMES M. MILLER, 49,,
Ale o'clock, nj the Exchange Balesroom,
No. Ill Broadway.
PARTITION SALE-By order Of Supreme Court.
Valuable improved properly In the city Of New York,
under the direction Of
JAMES MAcITCE, Esq, Referee,
Being part estate the late Col James Harrison.
Deceased,
Being the following described premises, WIS.,;
No. l2G Cedar n.
No. 1856 Cedar ~.
No. III Washington OF.
No, loa West ST.
No. ITO westst
No. II Coftlandt st.
No. Is Cortlsndtst.
Nc No. q q Cortlsndt st.-Northcrn Hot
No. 1871 Washington st.
No. le6 Washington ~.
No. 80 Warrington st., corner of Beach ct.
No. 8S Washington st.
No. n West 9TH At. date 200 9TH at)
Terms at eale-Sale peremntory, without reserve.
Maps at nuctioneer's ONCE. - Pine ST.
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A sUPBRIOR lot OF work horNes Ju6t from Gin.
~ cin9atli also. TOW CanAaiaa ponies and good
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DENIM ARK. Forbes. Saturday. Jan a. ZIP. ".
Cabin passage. tDo and sos Storage, so currency.
fteerage tickets nom Liverpool 81, currepoy.
once 81 broadway y. W J. HURST Manager.
fHAP-COTI's EMIGR ALTON AND FOR
Il lion EXCHANGE OFfitE.-Pa sage from Liver.
pool aud QneensOwn KY by urst.c sten.nsiips.
Also, nom Liverpool sad London, by wcoNly ta ing
packets Dpts Tor fl and inward, available In any
PAL OF Ote Bl,an AM ireland, Al the lowest rates. az
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In presence or pNP PRNTz.

DAVID 1. PETE will continue the hu, lnoss lately
conducted 6y n. -lsrstnl the Ncw Io., VA
chine Stitching tW any NJ ii, ~" place aud ultI
Der. ~ HeeckeCs1. near Dr 6ad..y
~ bieee"@HNt. New York. Jan. 20, ls1l.
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Borst, nno Garruq,a

T % LIBERTY ST.-Groat bargains this week
"A IN noe TOP Dnggles, rockawa q, ton pony passions
iast summers prices great saving OF money 10 those
JOHNSTON a VAN TAssEII A I.be,,,s a,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-22
OBITUARY..

Miss Mollie j. Steele, who for a
number Of years has been engaged as .
teacher in the Fourth Ward Schools OF
this city, died at the residence Of her
father, in Fairmont, on Saturday last,
August Goth. The intelligence of her
death will cause a feeling of sadness
throughout the entire community.
Eminent christian virtues, as well as
social and intellectual qualities OF a
high order, endeared Miss Steele to q
very large circle Of acquaintance in
this CITY. and by all who knew her
will her death be regarded as public
calamity. .#
Mild AMI aheetionate in disposition,
and at the same time possessor OF re,
markable firmness and decision, and
wi.hal being a close discerner Of char
acter. Miss Steele was in an eminent
degree qualified to discharge success
milv the duties OF the teacher; and il
NAV truthfully be said that she had
verv few superiors in this calling. The
teachers OF Wheeling, and the pupils
of the Fourth Ward School, will sadly
deplore her death. ".
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FoREsTALLING THE MAEEEr.-Mrs.
Nancy Hagerty, who keeps green
grocery on Market street, near Quincy
was arrested on Saturday aud taken be-
fore Judge Good, charged with forestal-
ling tho market 1t was charged that
she had purchased from Mr.. McSwords
lot of grapes, intended tor sale in the
Market, on Saturday August 18th. 1t
appearing from Mr. McSwords test
mony that Mrs. Hagerty had bought
the grapes on Friday and that he had
brought them in with produce designed
for market, the charge was dismissed.
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MONEY SroLEN-Capt,ue Of the Thief
Some two weeks ago Charles Bingell
placed 1865 in a trunk in the house OF
William Shafler. Mr.. ShafIer design,
ing to leave the the city left the key
with George Black, well known in base
ball circles. On Monday last Black
went into Schaflcrs house 10 get some
thing to cat, as he says, but being pos
sesscd with,a desire 10 see what there
was in the house, visited the various
rooms up stairs, and among them the
one the trunk containing the money
was in Hc broke open the trunk and
distracted the money, and on Tuesday
night lett the city for Cincinnati. On
Thursday Mr.. Bingell sworc ont war.
rant before Squire Johnston, charging
Black with the larceny. This was given
to Officer Reed, who went TO Cincinnati
on Thursday night and there found his
man. He brought him back on Satur-
day, Black consenting TO come without
waiting for a requisition. On Saturday
Squire Johnston committed him TO jail
in default of $500 bail to appear for a
hearing on Wednesday next. Black
acknowledges taking the money, but
saws he was so intoxicated that he
didn't know what he was doing.
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SUE or THE Reilly EsTATE.-From
the books Of Real Estate Agent o Brien
we take the following names Of the
purchasers of the lots and coal fields
of The estate of Philip Reilly, deceased,
sold at the Court House on Wednesday
and Saturday OF last week, and the
prices paid for the same: A. Reymann,
lots Nos. @, 10, II, -, - and IA in
Manchester for 5000; Werner a. Mil
Ter, coal field No. 4, S2400; P. L. KIM
berly, coal field No. ), $l70o, and coal
field No. G, $3.50; John Qesterling,
President Central Glass Company, coal
fields Nos. |, , and 5, for $1,000; A.
Reymann and A. J. Long, parcels A to
Z, exclusive Of J, 1920; Mary DAILY,
lots Is and l6 and "A feet Of II, in
Manchester, S3l5; Michael Reilly, lots
30, % and -, in Manchester, 1880.
The total amount realized is Sl6,44j.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE-ThC
following is a list of the transfers Of
real estate entered in the Recorder :
Office of Ohio county to Friday. Aug,
ust 10, 1870.
Heirs of Joseph Long TO Joseph
Long, May 10th, part Of lot No. PSI,
Centre Wheeling, for $1,000.
Alex. T. Laidley and wife 10 Charles
Otto, August End, lots Nos. : and s, in
square No. IA, South Wheeling, for
1926.
Patrick McDermott to John Nc
Namara, August 10th, part of lot No.
l6, in square No. 80, South Wheeling,
for $500.
Merchants National Bank of West
Virginia to Alexander Rogers, August
18th, part of lot No. !, in square No.
3, west side Of main street, for $500.
John Archibald and wife to Sarah
Elizabeth Younklings, April 18th, part
Of lot No. 10, South Wheeling for
$50.
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THr .CAMp MEErTyc YEsrEnp,y.-


We went to MeundsviIle yesterday, as
did almost eyery.other citizen of Wheel
ing. 1t seems TO be a necessity on the
part of the citizens of Wheeling to go
to Moundsville once each year to attend
camp meeting, to get covered with dust.
overheated, worn out and tired, and
come home with an immense headache
and declare that they will never go
again. And they keep the promise
most religiously-until the next year.
We found an immense crowd of poo
pie present; so many that they could
not all be accommodated in the plaza
or square devoted to devotional exer-
cises, so pulpit was improvised in a
wagon, and under the spreading
branches of an immense beech tree a
larger crowd was gathered listening to a
sermon full of force most eloquently de-
livered, than gathered in the regular
place, Outside and wandering round the
grounds were, it seemed to us, more peo-
pie than were gathered to hear the ser
mons, though these were crowded by at
tentive and devout listeners. 1t was
impossible TO correctly estimate the
number OF persons present yesterday,
though we heard it put at any number
between 5000 and $4,000
Many Improvements are noticeable :
among them very neat two-story frame
house an enterprising farmer in the
neighborhood has erected for the accom-
mediation of his family.
From persons who have passed the
week on the camp grounds we learn that
the meeting has been most ENJOYABLE
and profitable. There has been no dis
order of any kind, nor anything to mar
the devotions or harmony OF the occa-
sion
The meeting will close, we are in
formed, on Tuesday night, and another
camp meeting will lie held AT Castle
mans run, near West Liberty, com
mencing on Thursday next
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-22

WHAT Dip IT?-Lyono KaIhairon
made my hair soft, luxuriant and thick.
and IIagan's Magnolia Balm changed
that salIow complexion into the marble
beauty Won now see. This Is cmPhati-
cally the language OF all who Use these
articles. A fine head OF hair and a
refined complexion are the greatest At
fractions woman can possess. The
Kathairon and Magnolia Balm are just
what will give them TO you and moth
ing else will The Balm il the bloom
of youth. 1t makes a lady OF thirty
appear but twenty Both articles are
entirely harmless, and very pleasant.
They should be in every lady- posses.
sion.
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Pau, corp- -There vasa delicious

POLICE CouRr.-There wasa delicious
lot of male and female fusileers, gaioots,
and benzinists before the police court
on Saturday. 6 Q = - = 4
Jennie Blue, whose name and pres
ence at the police court has become
about as common as her reputation, was
arrested by Officer Richardson for being
on the streets Of the city between the
hours of sunset and sunrise, she being
a social evil. She was fined ten and
costs. and in default goes to Castle Faris
for thirty days. |
Rosa Steiner was found in company
with Miss Blue, and is partner OF hers.
She is married woman, young and
good looking who, by her course, has
brought disgrace on her husband and
friends, and is deaf 10 all their entreaties
to forsake the path she has chosen.
She was sent 10 the county jail in de
fault of payment Of $40 and costs
there to remain for thirty days.
Lucinda johnson, an elderly female
who is excessively fond OF her 'tea,
was found in Fifth street market house
so inebriated that il was necessary &c
engage wagon to haul her 10 the
calahoose. She was fined the regular
plain drunk rate, 81 and costs or five
DAYS. ..sfE- b.
Jacob Freeze was charged with com
hitting breach of the peace on Thurs
day night in front of Squire Clohan''
office. The prosecuting witness with
drew the charge, and Freeze paid thu
costs and was dismissed.
Frank Leassure was found deeply
desperately, deplorably drunk at the
corner of the Sprigg House alley and
Main street. His drunk was plain
Fined accordingly, 81 and costs.
The charge of wife heating preferred
against George Weiner, was dismissed
the faithful wife refusing to appear
against him.
The case OF James Woods, charged
with disordcrly conduct was agair
continued; this time because Of the
absence from the city Of a material wit
ness for the defense. This has been 6
most extraordinary case. The ALLEGED
disorder occurred about the middle o
July, and was continued first because
of Carneys refusal TO testify, then be
cause Of the absence of the citys wit
nesses, and now because Of the defend
ants witnesses being away. Will i
ever be heard?
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BOILERS MEETING. The iron boilers
of this city and vicinity held a general
meeting AT American Hall, Centre
Wheeling, on Saturday evening last.
The following resolutions were adopted:
ReSolred, That we denounce the arti-
cles which have appeared of late in
the newspapers, in regard to our going
to work, as false and unwarranted.
ReSolccd, That vote be taken in
regard to ending the strike.
The vote called for by the last reso-
luton was taken and resulted as fol-
lows: In favor of continuing the present
strike "a; opposed l. The following
wa. adopted:
ReSolctd, That when the iron mer-
chants desire a meeting they can call
on the committee of the Boilers.
We have been taken in two or
three times during the continuance Of
the present strike and 20 publish the
above with some degree of hesitation
through the fear that we arc "pItting
our foot in it again, though the paper
handed us is signed with the names Of
Daniel Smith, James Carroll, Samuel
l.. Merchant and John Davis ali good
men.
As regard, the first resolution we
have this 10 say: Since May or June
last, not a word has appeared in the
REGISTER in regard to the strike, so the
resolution cannot he aimed at H.. Dur
ing the spring we attempted to publish
something in regrrd to the strike, but
what we published ole day we were
requested to take back the next, so
we gave it up for bad job. For a day
or two past our Quincy street cotem-
porary has been telling how this or that
or the other mill would commence work
to-day, and when we read them we were
satisfied he would have the pleasure 81
enjoying our experience.
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House. lNJURED.-A Young and valu'
able fillv, belonging To Mr.. Mcdel, who
resides on Wheeling Island, had its LEG
broken YESTERDAY 10y kick from
another horse standing beside it We
hear that the blow il received was 50
severe that the leg Wa, nearly separated
from the body Veterinary surgeon A
7. IIsnrhcr set the broken leg, and
there i some prospect that The animal
NAV recover.
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ADDRESS CARDS written 10y the PEN
man Of the National Business College

HELD To KEEP THE PEACE.--On Sat
uriay Mrs. Cornclia Dixon was ar
rested and taken before Squire john
ston, charged with threatening TO burn
the property Of Albert Tappam. The
parties live on Monroe street, above
Sixth, and Mr.. Tappah was in great fear
that Mrs. Dixon would execute her
threat. An examination into the facts
of the case resulted in Mrs. Dixon being
required TO enter into bonds in the sum
OF 500 conditioned tor her good he.
havior for one year.
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LOOK To Tr-Complaints have beer
made to us that full-grown, able-bodiet
men are in the habit Of inveigling
small boys-hoys from ten to fifteen
years old-on Sunday, to place neal
the tunnel, and there winning theil
pennies in playing that exciting and
intellectual game known as penny
ante" or draw. poker This is an
outrage that our county authorize:
should put a stop TO without delay.
BOYS learn swickcIness enough in the
ordinary week day walks Of life with
out having them taught the pcrnicious
vice OF gambling on the Sabbath
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$1,000 Reward,

DEBlNGS VIA PUGA CURES ALI
Liver, Kidney and Bladder Diseases, or.
ganlcNeakness- Female Affections, General
DDeoiiltyI and all complaints Of the Urinary
Organs, In male and female.
slDD viii also be paid for any eaSe Of Blind.
Needing or Itching PILES that DEi3fS0's
FILE REMEDY fails 10 cure.
DEBlSGB MAGIC LINIMEST cure.
Swelled Joints, I'm man and bessi.
Sold everywhere. Send for Pamphlet.
IABoKATURT-lE Frankfort street,
aprls BaIffnors Nd
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iNrOGTNNT TO WATCH BCyERS.-
Every watch sold 10y Oxtoby Il Dutiicld,
the Market street jewellers, j. fully
warranted and guaranteed. Buyers at
this house never experience any trouble
with time pieces, as all watches are
tested before being sold. Oxtoby IL
Dufiield have been constituted agents
in Wheeling for the Eigin and Waltham
Watch Companies, import watch
directly from Europe made to their own
order and have everything in the watch
line at lO4 Market street below
McIurc House
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HARRY SMITH has lots OF whortIehcJ
ries at No. 100 Market street.

The United OF South Wheeling aud
the Orion Of Bellai- played the first
game of a new series Saturday after
noon on the grounds OF the United.
the latter club winning the game 10y a
score of p to II. This Is the tenth
game and ninth victory for the United
this season.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-22

"R ENBRANDT' or SHADOW PICTrPEs.
We again call your attention to this
aoo and brilliant effect in photogra.
ply They are only ~o,0 being success,
fully introduced. In the window at the
Partridge Gallery may lie seen the latest
and finest results; nothing OF Fan old
story in new dress, hut genuine
Remhrandts."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-22

BEAUrlrY your homes. The largest
and choicest selection Of American and
foreign Chromos ever brought to Wheel
ing, are now offered to the public at
popular prices by PAUL Bros. Il Co.,
No. 90 Market street. Also a. large
stock Of Wall Papers, graduating in
price from s. to eight cents per bolt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-22

NATURALIzEp.-The following named
persons were naturalized before the
Municipal Court on Saturday Charles
Messy, Prussia; Andrew Gallagher,
Ireland; Peter Sewer and David Sewer.
Bavaria Nicholas Straub, Switzerland ;
Frederick Herzer, Wurtemburg; Her.
man Ycaglc, Prussia; Leo Il. Hamm,
Prussia. The Municipal Court ad-
iourned until the third Monday in Sep
TENDER.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. There were six
marriage licenses issued during the
week ending Friday, August 10Th, as
follows: Saturday, one; Monday, one
Tuesday, two; Wednesday, one and
Friday one. This shows a healthy tone
of the matrimonial market, and is the
largest number of license issued thus
far during the month.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-22

THE REGArTA.-A very large number
of people lined the river bank and
crowded the Suspension bridge on Sat
urday afternoon TO witness the races
between the boats entered for Satur-
days regatta. As neither judge or
referee thought it worth while to fur.
nish the time made or the names OF
the entries for the shell race, we can
only report that the Pocahontas won
the first race and the Oh Hush the
second. If our lovers of aquatic sports
desire fuller reports OF their contests
they must furnish the particulars. 1t
is not to be expected that a reporter
can be at Martinsville and the Suspen-
sion bridge at one and the same mo-
ment
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SALE or VALUABLE PRopKRrY.-To-

SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY.-To-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock, Daniel
c. Dist, executor, will sell the residence
property of the late Robert Morrison,
on Hampden street This is very valu-
able and desirable property, in the heart
OF the city, and will he sold on most al
vantagcous terms.
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The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will
run train from Moundsvillc to this
city at 10 0 clock tonight to accommO.
date iliose who may wish to return
from ramn meeting
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RE.OPENED.
ST. CHARLES RESTAURANT,
formerly Balls SaloonJ
UNDER WASHINGTON HALL.

THE SUBSCRIBER TAKES PLEASURE
In announcing to his friends and the public
generally, that he has thoroughly renovated
and improved the above Restaurant, and
will endeavor to cater to the wants of his
customers in the most desirable style. Al
ways on hand a choice selection of Wines,
Liquors, &c. Meals served up in the bC>t
style, at shortest notice, ut all hours.
marS CHARLES p. LJJTZ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-22

RECIsrRATIoN.-The Board of Regis.
tration Of this county has ordered the
township registrars to keep their books
open until the Saturday prior TO the
first Monday in September, that all may
be registered who have been prevented
nv absence from the city, sickness or
other cause, from attending to this I'M
portant duty. 1t is a matter that no
Democrat should neglect No registra-
ton, no vote, is the law. Attend 10 it,
then,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.-AttentiOn is
called to the Commissioner : sale OF real
estate which comes oil at the Court
House this morning, The property is
very desirable, and terms reasonable
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-22

IIOLIpAY GOODS. New arrival Of gilt
books and -tercoscopic 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 - Monroe
street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-22

BASE BALL.-The following is the
score of game of base ball played on
the Fair Grounds on Saturday, between
the Arctic and Osceola base ball clubs
The Arctic came off victor with flying
colors. They arc TO play the United
next week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-22

.Jusr Received another lot OF Ladies
and Misses Croquet Slippers. Colored
Shoes at cost, at Carnahan Il Co, 81
Main street, Centre Wheeling,
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300 Tons Foundry Iron

OF THE FOLLOWING EXCELLENT
brands Gallia, Madison, Buckhorn,
Centre, Keystone, Grant, Olive, on consign-
ment and for sale Mt the lowest market rates.
sugls HENRY X. LIST K co,
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BLoBES went to church Yesterday.
The Rev. Mr.. Poundtext preached.
Blobbs says he is a man Of great power
of high drawlic power
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The Northern Lights made the
heavens brilliant and beautiful on Sat
urday night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-22

Tue term of daylight is one hour and
fourteen minutes less than on the first
of July,
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A LETTER addressed to Louis Ortiz, Of
Wheeling, is held in Cincinnati fol
postage.
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LOUIS Y. BLOND is now closing out
his stock Of Colorcd Shoes 81 cost to
make room for new goods.
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Foundry Iron.
Cord Wood.

FIFTY To SIXTY CORDS OF DRY
hickory. sugar and beach wood for sale.
Apply M NE REGISTER Counting Room.
apis LEVI u BAKER
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No EXTRA charge for photographing
the defeated candidates on account of
their long faces.
BROWN 4 HIGGINs.
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TO-DAY is the anniversary Of the ab'
dication Of Napoleon the First.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

New ADVERTISEMENTS. - Found
Bunch Of keys.
Fancy Flour-M. Reilly.
Wanted-To Rent.
Fresh Oyster Season Commenced.
For Cincinnati - Granite State
[Steamboat column.
New Fall Dress Goods
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Teas.

Is HALF CHESTS CHolCEG.P.,
- Boxes Good To Prime &. T.,
10 Half Chests Young HySon,
- Half Chests Ooiong,
In store and arriving nom fp'sh importa.
lions MAXWELL TINiIE
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A DAYS length this week is thirtecr
hours and twenty-nine minutes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-22

If YOU want a Colored Button or
Lace Boot very cheap, 70 to Louis V.
Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-22

HARRY SMITH, No. 100 Market street,
has the best Sikesville peaches in this
market, from the Fairview farm.