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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-14

POLICE CoURT.-The police court room
was filled on Saturday with vast audi,
ence, drawn from the various holes and
corners of the city by the report that
two frail flowers had been gathered in
by the police during the previous even
ing.
Belle alias Olive Wilson was one OF
these social evils She was found OH the
streets between 10 and IL o'clock on
Friday night, gaily attired in masquer,
ade finery, which she was kindly per,
mitted to change before making her ap.
pearance before Judge Good. She was
fined $40 and costs or twenty days in
Castle Fsris.
Dot Boring was the other. She, too
was excessively and extensively decor
ated when arrested. She was fined the
same as the other, $40 and costs OF
twenty days. We understand their
fines were paid by a "friend."
Harald Tharp was found on Main
street, near Union Hall, on Friday
night, somewhat berry and very noisy.
He was arrested by Officer Reed, and
Judge Good fined him s. and costs or
fifteen days.
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THE WEATHER.-The weather is de-
liciously mixed. Saturday was as warm
a day as one could hope for in early
spring. The ladies were out in force.
So were the loafer5. The ladies made
the streets gay as a flower garden with
the bright colors they wore. The leaf
els blocked up the street corners and
made the ladies take to the mud to get
round them and the dear little pools Of
tobacco spittle they squirted on the
pavement. Yesterday the wind blew
very cold. 1t tried to snow in the morn
ing, and come very near getting up .
storm. There were no ladies TO be seen
on the streets after morning church, but
a few loafers stuck it out in defiance OF
Boreas and Jupiter Pluvius, the rain
water man. BY six o'clock, though, ii
was so cold they had to move.
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STRENGTH OF TIE MASONIC ORDER
The strength of the Masonic order IN
the Upited States and British Provinces
as set forth in the following statement
is said to be as nearly correct as can DC
obtained from the most authentic
sources. Alabama, 1923; Arkansas,
1876; British Columbia. las; California
sics, Canada, eO22; Colorado, $50; Con
pscticut. 12,7s4; Delaware, 722; Dis
.triet of Columbia, 1888; Florida, 1888;
Georgia, 1S,l67; Idaho, 225; Illinois,
sO,229; Indiana, 21,2O5; Iowa, l1,462;
Kansas, e6a5; Kentucky, ls, 92s; Louisi-
aua, 6O99; Maine, 14,l20; 4 Maryland,
1871; Massachusetts,, 2s,s66; Michigan,
IS, 0l6; Minnesota, 5000; Mississippi,
1a, 3Os; Missouri, l4,s72i Montana, 355;
Nebraska. ss6; Nevada, 92t; New Bruins
wick, 1872; New Hampshire, 6oa2; New
Jersey, 1886; New York, 74,079; North
Carolina, IL ,lsi; Nova Scotia, $50; Ohio,
2O,225; Oregon, 2203; Pennsylvania
29,s40; Rhode Island, 1858; South Car
oliaa, (estiuated,) $4,000; Tennessee,
1860; Texas, 1856; Vermont, 1924;
Virginia, 5000; Washington, 3ls;;' West
Virginia, 1890; Wisconsin, 7713. Total,
46S,455.
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| o -
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
folio wing is list of the transfers Of
real estate entered in the Recorders
Office for the week ending Friday
March IL, 1570:s5 . Ia
Fred. Schluchert and wife to Hannah
Coffmsn, March 18th, for IL acres ofland
between the National road and the
Hempfield railroad, east of Triadelphia,
for $3.50.
John Archibald and wife to VIM. Bell,
February 18th, part of outlot No. 10,
east side of the b. & o. railroad, ia
cob's addition, South Wheeling, for
$50.
John Blattler and wife to Jacob Eta
February l4th, lot No. Is in square No.
5, South Wheeling, for $500. "
Casper A. Hecht and wife to Sarah
Phillips, March 9Th, for lot on High
street, McLure's addition, North Wheel
ing, for $500, 5~ IL H.. - ~
John A. Armstrong and wife TO Thos.
b. Armstrong, February 23d, lot No. J.
in Armstrong and Lanes addition, fol
$500. -
Benz. +. Caldwell and vile to jobs
SHREDDER, February 28th, part of lot No
25, corner of Marshall and Market
streets, for $500.
Benz. F., Caldwell and wife to Frank
Slender, February 2Sth, part of lot No
%, corner of Marshall and Market
streets, Centre Wheeling, fer $500.
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THE KEY THIEyEs.-The boys oharg-
ed with stealing keys from the resi-
dences of several of our citizens had q
partial hearing before Squire Johnston
or Saturday. The evidence excul-
pating the Condry boy, he was dis
charged, and Henry Mack, John Nc
Adams and John Patterson, in default
of bail in the sum of $500 each, were
reoommitted to Jail for further exam,
iuation on the 22d. 1t appears that the
bunch of keys found and given to OIL
Ger Reed were found under the steps ol
the house where the Mack boy lives
The boys say they found the keys lying
around loose on Main street and out by
the East Wheeling Glass Works. They
are pretty hard lot.
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+ ACADEMCAL COURSE.

L.
The student selects his own course Of study,
under the advice Of his Parents or of the Fac.
ulty, The several schools are 80 arranged a.
to admit Of a complete course of study in the
following directions;
/. Department Of Arts, 10 which is attached
the Degree of BACHELOR on ARTS.
2. Department of Science
with the Degree of BACHELOR oFSCIESCE.
3. Department of Philosophy.
Degree of BACHELOR or PHILOSOPHY.
The Degree of MASTER OF AKTS Ia conferred
on Students who have completed the course Of
study in nine Of the Schools, and have taken
distinctions in seven Of these.
=. PROFESSIONAL COURSES.
I. Department Of Civil Engineering
with the Diploma of CIVIL RNGISEER.
? Department of Mining Engineering
with the diploma Of MINING ESGISEEE,
3 Department OF Law aRd Equity
with the Degree Of BACHELOR or LAW.
It Ia proposed 20 stll further extend the
Practical and SciuutinC departments Ia the
direction Of
/ Mechanical Engineering , Applied
Chemistry. ?. Agriculture. :. Cmmeree.
3. PREPARATORY DEPAhTMRNT.
This course embraces TIE totjects Of .LatiI
Greek, Mathematics And In Zla-, preparatory
to the regular College cF 75es ----.
4. STUDENTS BUSINESS SCHOOL.
In this School PGHmausl.p, EOOkasep.nA
Accounts, &c, are taught, ludgr he authority
Of thU Fagulty.
SPECIAL PRIVILEGES AND TONORS.
As special Inducements 70 diligence, three
Gold Medals and five Honorary Scholarships
the latter covering tgit!On and College tees, are
annually awarded.
Three Masters of Arts ara annually appoint
ed az Resilient Masters with valuable privi
leges and smOluments. ..
The College educates. free OF charge, all can
didates for the Ministry, properly recommend
ed ItappOints TO nee Scholarships twenty Ave
Young men intending to make Journalism thSiI
profession. 1t gives long credit 10 meritOrioui
young men without means. .- ---.
The next session opens the third Thursday
September aud closes or the fourth Thursday
Of june. -. .....
necessary s1Penses need not exceed t32s PEI
For further information address To-, b.,
J. n LEECH, elk OF FACULTY,
GzR2I-dAvly Lexington. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-14

LAUGHLIN's ExPEGToRANT SYRUP
Among the many things required during
this unpleasant winter for personal
HEALTH, COMFORT and EASE this
Syrup stands among the first 1t has
been before the public now for 10 years
and has given the most entire satisfac-
ton. All persons suffering from
COUGHS, COLDS and HoARsENEss,
should not be without it, as it will af-
ford speedy relief in most diseases OF the
Throat, Chest or IuDgs.1 FOB GROUP
Can be relied on in extreme cases,
FOR WHOOPING COUCH-Ipyariably
gives speedy relief. FOR SORE
fHROAT-Keep the Throat moist with
it. VIOLENT COUGHS-Yield to its
continued use. 5sy i,srU
Sold by Druggists generally. L,: p.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
..--.-s Wholesale Druggist,
....' >.s Main St., Wheeling.
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A DISHONEST SERvANT.-A servant
girl named Mary Flaharty, belonging in
Bsllairs, we are informed, formerly a
domestic at Mrs. Anderson's boarding
house on Quincy street, and for few
days a servant for Mrs. Duflield, was ar
rested on Saturday, charged with rob-
bling Mrs. Dnfield of SIC or SIS The
money was in purse in bureau
drawer, and after the girl made visit
to the room in which the bureau stood,
the drawer was found partly open and
the money gone. She had plenty Of
time TO hide it before she was arrested,
and, of course, when taken before
Squire Johnston, there was not par
ticle of proof against her, and she knew
it. 1t is said shs was discharged from
Mrs. Anderson's for dishonesty. 7.
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CARPENTER SHOP ROBBED. - Some
time during Friday night Brodie's car
penter shop, on Centre street, neal
Fourth. was entered by burglars and
some SIS or $50 worth of tools were
stolen from the chest belonging to {
man named Shipman. The thieves
must have been pretty we'll posted as tc
matters in the shop, for they passed by
other chests of tools, and which were
heavier, to get at shipman's chest, hi
being the only tools unmarked in the
shop. A brace and bits, saw, planes,
and the like, were carried off.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Bernard McEntee,
q brick maker, well known to our citi.
zens, died very suddenly yesterday
morning at his residence on Cedar alley
near Seventh street. 1t seems that he
got up between three and four o'clock
to fix the windows of his bedroom
which were noisily rafting because Of
the wind storm prevailing, and after
mailing them went to the fire TO replen'
ish it, when he fell forward in an apo
plectic fit, and died in about ten min
utes. He leaves large family.
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To IsTs.-Tem Corwin, of Ohio
knew thing or two. There was more
genuine humor in him than is usually
wrapped up in the skin of any one hui
man critter. His words are words Of
wisdom. He speaks from experience
This is his utterance: "Be solemn il
you want to succeed. The world looks
up to the ringmastsr, and down on the
clown. 1t despises the man who enter
tains it. BE as solemn, therefore, as al
ass. all the monuments. have been
built to solemn asses.n
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oPRING TERsr 0PR, APPEL
- 9Th. Cleses June 30th. .,....
.ifsfGo ~" -DFSI.N- -.i-S' =.

a :. ~ Z !. n L.
The design OF the institution is % furnish .
thorough and systematic course of instruction
far Young ladies' upon the plan Of University
liustruefi6n- each department OF l0afning being
complete within itself-thqs enAbhng . young
LADY 70 seleSI her Own course Of studY without
recurring a certain number If years 20 finish
but In opposition TO this younE ladiss who
have ADVANCED, fufther4iH some studies than
Others can have the benefit of their former
attachments, and obtain CeTtiFedte Q PToF-
cheney in one or more schools, Pernapn IN tne
bring up, with greater rapidly and success
other studies. ...ris 90
Young ladies who have acquired considerable
proficiency upon The Piano, and who may WISH
to prosecute the study stfll further, can Dc FUR
niShed with advGntaIes for mastering this m
stTument- Mrs Hutehins will give her per-
sonal attention to this department..
Other Schools embrace thorough tnsuuc-
ton IN the foIfowing directions, viz: -:
latlSmdtics, History, BeLles Ltttrts Na:Edt
,HistSrB Pgtsieal eSciepce, ChTtt.EI Scene AIIr
eieat g'ad Mcgee LasJSgSs ast fte 5r 20. O.. =.
authority. an ARE "a follows, namely: b.
AiSfrSs Of Enghsh LasTdttgr-+Ih-ee years
Mistress Of 4rtS-Folr years course. ...
Mistress Of Attie-Pwo 10 three years. if.'J
DEPAETHEN T
Boarders, two in a room, including ALEX
penses OF WGsAill,, tue, lights GymRas.
TICS, iPenInlh ship BEE N, Lstin,, and
French Schools, pr yGtr $500
B0lrders fourth o rooS', including as above,
p per year 80 -.-..--.s-- =. -...-- ooV
-Parl0r D0artors, two in aFuorh, pupil taking +.
but one OF Two studies. per SeSr--.-.---.. 40
,ParLsr Boardcrs. With falitadvRntage of In
d stitution, and with the privilege of three
,r. music lessons per week and thres TO i've, q
hours practice per day, per year. .-....--- 500
Tuition for Day Pupils. :, :, H. IL; Il and II
dollars per quarter, according 90 grade. -
Rooms for the occrpatiOn~of boarders are OF
two classes viz; LIST Single rooms, to be Oscu'
pied by two pupils; 2d-Double looms, consist
ing Of Parlor and Bedroom, for either two or
four pupils.
For full particulars address, until April Let,
THE PRINCIPAL, ct MohAdsvine, W. Va.
rnar2. MWSd&W D.. -t ..+ q. "a. IL
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AGAIN CoNTINUED.-The examination
Of the man Thomas Hughes, charged
with embezzling letter, to have taken
place before u. s. Commissioner Forbes
Oh Saturday, was continued until Thurs
day next, at the request of Hughes,
who has not been able to hear from his
friends in Iowa since his arrest. sax
The Wheeling REGISTER don't believe
the Ku Klux state of affnirs at Charles.
ten.-Parkersbarg Times. TACc
Not so. Iftksre be one thing we be
lieve in more than another it is in the
K1 Klux. whyishouldnt wei We re.
ceived a letter on the ubject. So did
the IRtslligsssceE. We have heard ii in
timated that the alarm that threw oul
Quincy street neighbor offhis feed, was
caused by the appearance in Charleston
Of . number of preachers attending
Conference. The loyal element of that
region had never seen q preacher before,
and at once took sher % ne Ku Klpx
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LARGE CoNTRACT.-It it is stated that
the Lake Erie division of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad has contracted to de.
liver one thousand car loads of Lake
Superior iron ore, the present season, to
parties in GAINESVILLE, Wheeling and Bal.
timore.
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FOR SALE.

,I,HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS E0R SALE
Lot No. al in Grahsm's addition TO the city
OF Wheeling, situate on the corner q SutDcS
srame house on the corner. obtaining eight
rooms, With water and gas throughout, and one
~ the best cellars In the city There Is in con-
section good stable and carriage house: On
The south end of the lot there is q good frame
house with i've rooms, fronting on Sixth street.
This ia a very desirable location. Parties wish
1. = % purchsse will please call at S. j. Boyds
TSoiesale shoe store, No. 50 Main street
noTSS.u NJ. T. WAYMAN.
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SENT TO JAIL.-The man John Mech.
an, charged with burglariously senter,
ing the boarding house of "Yelkn
Wheeler, on Thursday night last, and
who had on his back q coat stolen from
Wheeler's house some time sincs, had
an examination before Squire Clohan
on Saturday. In default of $500 for hi:
appearance, he was serit to jBil.
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PROBATE BUsINEss.-Letters of ad-
ministration were granted, last week, to
William Armstrong, as administrator of
the estate of Robert Marshall, SEN, de-
ceased, late of Ohio county. Bond 500.
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BROKE Hrs ARM.-Aparty of young
men were trying their agility on satur-
day at Frank Porter's shoe store, seeing
who could best jump from the pavement
on toa store box. Brown Porter, in
jumping, leaped too far forward, csus-
ing him to fall off, breaking his arm ut
the wrist. -i.-'EfY 81 n -.,-.
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For THE PKNITENTIARY.-The steamer
Express, yesterday morning, brought
up q white woman and q negro man,
said to be man and wife, to Mounds
vile. They are from one of the back
counties, and are destined for year or
two's residence in the Peniteptiary.
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THE LADIES soRosIs CLUE, of New
York, recently changed their discus,
sions from woman's suffrage to Hair
preparations and Pimple Bauisfers.
They declared that where nature had
not endowed them with beauty, it was
their right-yea, their duty-to seek it
where they could. SO they all voted
that Magnolia Balm overcame ssllow-
ness, Rough Skin aud Ring marks, and
gave to the complexion most dstjngne
tSorosian) and marbie.like appearance
\ DANGEROUS to men, no dopbt); and that
Lyons Kathairon made the Hair grow
grow thick, soft and awfulpretty, and
moreover prevented it from turning
gray. If the proprietors of these arti-
cles did not send the sisters an invoice,
they are not smart. uE
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EThe way mail over tho Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, which is nOw for.
warded at noon, will be changed to-
morrow to the early train. Mail will be
sent from this Office at 4 A. NJ.
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EyThe great want of the age is a
female John Brown. How would Sena-
tor Young, of Pocahontas, dof His
soul doesn't march on to any extent,
but he's all we've got.
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LEG BRoKEN.-An old lady, named
Mrs. Elizabeth Collet, upwards Of ~
years of age, who resides at John Glass
cows, on the Island, when getting ont
of bed at an early hour, fell, in tho
dark, and broke leg and dislocated
her hin.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale, Cheap.

, HAVE FOR SALE, A STEAM SAW AND D
Grist Mil and Tavern Stand Also.
Inn,her of town lots in the town OF New MAI;
,.;asyille, wetzel county, W. Va The aSoye
iii be sold separately, II desired. But NIUE
cash required; the greater rart OF tne PurshsS S
yssrs Address GEO. X. BOYD.
aNe Ne. Martinsvil O. W. Va,
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THE LECTURE AT THE ENGLISH LU-
THRRAN CHURCH To -MoRRow NIGHT.-
A gentleman who recently heard Rev,
Mr.. Stuokenberg's lecture in . neighbour
ing city says; "The subject matter is
intensely interesting, and the delivery
eloquent, earnest and pleasing. Give
Mr., s. alarge audience, and rest assured
all composing it will be more than
pleased ;..,.. r ..t .rs1.-
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Nichols will
case was before the Court all day on
Saturday, and will be resumed again
this morning, Court meets at nine
niolnoG
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-There were
five marriage licenses issued by Recorder
Woods last week, as follows: Saturday
l; Monday 3; Wednesday l. The mat
rimouial market, Judging by the above
figures, is not as lively as it has been.
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NEW PAPER.-We b ave received the
frs. number Of the PrsNitiss Methodist, a
new monthly paper just stated at
Charleston v" Va. 1t is very neatly
arranged aud devoted 70 the cause Of
Primitive Christianity and sound moral
ity.Y Rev. VIM. Gaines Miller is the ed
itor. ET ETr
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wSpecie payments being the order
ofthe day, we have determined TO re-
ceive specie at par for subscriptions, ad-
vertis ne and job work. We will also
take greenbacks.
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NOTICE TO HousEKBEPERs.-spring
has come and now is the time for pur-
chasing wall paper and border. Our
friends Messrs. PAUL Bros. & Co. have
just received o fine stock of desirable
wall paper to suit all tastes of all styles
and in endless variety also books and
stationery. -tr!s'a..- 5--Eas'
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UNITED STATES internal REVENUE
Notices have generally been served on
parties hable to the internal revenue
tax to esms upland, SETTLE" 1t may
not be generally known that whether a
notice is served or not any party is re-
quired to- come to the office, or render
himself liable to d cali, if it is . year
hence, and then an addition to fifty per
cent made to the charge. Many who
ara notified really have nothing taxa;
blea bat their appearances may save
themselves some ineouvsnience and
trouble. The time is limited to on or
before tie 18th OF March, 10 morrow.
r~Go TO +. III. Porter's If you want
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HOLIDAY GooDs.--New arrival Of gift
books and microscopic views last night.
The variety of views, especially those
of the Holy Land, are the finest in tho
city. The above and much more at
Religious Book House, % Monroe street,
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REMOVAL AND NEW SToCK.-Joseph
Graves has removed his stock of Books
Stationery and Wall Paper to Ne. "a
Monroe street, a few doors below the old
stand, where he is receiving fine
stock of new Wall Papers, Borders, &c.
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Wheeling Island Brick Yard
FOR SALE. I"

u,HR UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE
or rent their Brick Yard on Nheenng
rsI.nS The yard has dry houses and all mod
ISL ;mnroyements; has steam engine and brick
eIa,bipe With q capacity Of 30, 90 per day, and
ne best clay for brick making to be found In
The county The active partner 10 unable from
I'm health, to continue the business Also on
NAM Is - 81 X H. SWEENEY e. co.
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GONG TO WoRK.-We were informed
yesterday that the nailers of this city,
who have done nothing during the past
week, will resume their work this morn
ing at the reduction of ten per cent. on
previous wages, We also hear that the
feeders will not stand the reduction,
and will not, therefore, 60 to work to,
day. As we understand the matter,
the mailer pays each of his feeders one,
half the earnings of his machine, and
now demands that the feeder shall
stand one-half of the reduction. Thi:
the feeders will resist. The boilers
have an agreement with the mill owners
that lasts until April l4tb, so that there
will be no change in their wages until
that time, If then. ii
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

THE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE ON
Eof street, between Second and Third
streets. adjoining the residence Of Thomas
Hsrnbroek, ESQ.,, containing eight rooms with
"a, and water throughout; slso good brick
Stable and carriage house in the rear. Apply to
CARNAHAN & CO.,
mar1lW 81 Main street.
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~ 1t is strange that ladies are
pleased with the "little attentions" and
displeased if one show them "small at
tentions."
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wGold has fallen TO 1921. Now let's
see bread and meat and house rent come
down to within range of an ordinary
telescope.
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NATURALIZED.-Paul Heller, a native
of Germany, was admitted to citizen
ship before the Circuit Court OH Satur-
jov
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~A days length this week is eleven
hours and fifty-four minutes. A gain
of fifteen minutes daylight over last
week. .s ..r
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wHousekeepers are complaining of
the poor marktts we are having nova
days.
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vPeter French has our thanks for
sample of his delicious Boston brown
bread.
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A Few DAYs.-A few days yet re-
main to close out my choice stock of
Boots and Shoes, cheaper than you can
purchase in the city. T. NJ. PORTER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-14

wThere is a man in this city who
won't have his teeth filed till gold
comes down to a gresnback basis.