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MExICU.
Reception ef the Spanish Minister by Presi'
dent Junrex.

Ocnt JunTeZs
MEXICO CITY, July ], 1871.
The Spanish Minister Plenpotentiary was for
mally received by the President Of Mexico yester-
day, when the following addresses were made:-
MINISTER pLrNIrorENrAny PRESIDENT JUARrz
MI KING my sSust soverem ~
his elevation to the throne of my regeneraed country
has desired to give an rnmsakaoe proof Of his respsc
desire for the establishment OF relations Of broihery irend-
serVei G" two whose Identity o. angaass
Of customs and whose love for liberty aud glorious 'a
The rol,ica nsttatons which happy are in to-day
psos ss w Ps by ws ti the
ssSysIsny and the spirit OF '''as ana justice
having the honor to place hands of Your Excel
ency the letter IN which s Majesty Amadeo notifes the
President OF the Republic OF Mexico Of bis elevation TO The
and S n"f ar
N SG% @o T Ss % y
august sovereign bastens 70 send o of II, most since and
rh.en with bonds Of affection Intimate and
prosperity aoaa,y
w essnis s b 10 yss p a ao ran
mission conhded to Ine mposcs upon me you can NJ Presl
asd Sy ke n ' aae @ IN respect M lie sn
tuls people the most decided purpose The most
tribute wh all cfcacy to guaranteeing the Independence OF
s9s se Roa se
90 ner @ q s the uH @
people.
The President OF the republic replied
Mr. MI>TERI wholly appreciate the value Of the nc, of
Ills Majesty the King of Span soon ster his ascending
thoae scadng representative OF his to
tabish relations between two and IL Is
sasfa ctory TO listen to those noble and lust sch
with tho sincere friendship watch should
reign between both nations especially when 20 the good In
eeencc and mutual respect which ought to bind together
all civilized peoples there added tac. that to Mexican
and Spanard belong synpatbes born Of common tongue
the Identity Of the ORIGIN Of their civilization and
this point the sentiments which have this
happily expressed In the OF the usious monarch
who sends yop.
Justice and certainly The only upon which
friendly relations between two free nations lean The
Mexican will always know how to NEE: the recognition OF
th sacred principle when COMPLIED with toward him
SELF because IL precisely the rule OF conduct which he
poses 70 follow toward others.
am thankful to your sovereign for his bencvoien. and
HIM that not less sincere and ardent the
wishes which the MeIcans entertain for the prosperity and
advancement of the llusrlous Spanish people Upon
uniting the relations of two brother people Is happy cir
Mr.. Minister that there comes them
in the of his government, like yourself OF
whose honorable an,eccdents and highly recoynmendabe
qulies have such superior opinion For this reaso"
friendly protesatons with respect to personality
inspire e greatest confidence tn a viii be able to fuhl
thcm with tho noDleness Of character traditional your
country.
our part you win with The loyalty which you
have promised and this mutual disposition will be the best
guarantee that the relations wlc been today
ted under good auspices will become consolidated and
made each cordial unfoldei by OF
portuncv agreed order general
and reciprocal interests OF both people.
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schr Crown Point, Dixon. Newburyport- Weinberg.
Schr Ella Brown, Robbins, Boston, L Brown.
schr Geo Staples. Lord, Boston-Oliver Bryan.
Steamer Concord, Norman, Philadelphia
steamer Stimers Davis, Phil adephia.
Steamer Black Diamond. Meredith, Philadelphia.
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BELOW.


Brig Csscatce Simmons. from Mstanza. Was boa rdcd
OF Cape May, 10th inst, by pilot boat Jane, Mol i)
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nIISCELLANE EOU5s

~- ~ ~ *
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
tho Courts of different States No publicity Advice
free Notary Public and Commissioner for every state.
y. l. KING, Counscot- atLaw, 3t3 Broadway.
4 BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
~ different Stacs descrtion, &c, sufficient
publicity charge until divorce ob,afned; advice free.
VI. HOWE Attorney 1oy Broadway.
A RTIrI,TAL TEETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY
n without plates claeps any cxracons; Teeth built
upon stuinDs without pain, with orsplasc at Dr. SI9S
MOND'S, % East Ninth street. near Broadway.
froRNs CURED FOR 50C. EAlf; BuNIoNs, NAILS
~ Joints, &c, r'd without Pain. Annihlator cure
Bunions Mails, NC, ~ mall Doe Dr. RICE sQs Broadway
corner Fulton street.
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The Brooklyn Eckfords Used Up in Chi nsa.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, July II, 1871.
The game Of base ball to-day between the White
Stockings and Eckfords Of Brooklyn, was won by
the fOrner-scOre To l.
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CLEARED.

PORT OF VIEW YORK, JULY II. 1871.
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SHIPPING NEW S
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK For THB
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-13

An IMPORTANT MEErING.-A very
important meeting Of the iron men Of
Western Pennsylvania and West Nir-
ginia vas held in Pittsburgh last week,
for the purpose of taking into considera-
ton the price Of manufactured iron, and
making such advance as is rendered
necessary by the advance in the price OF
raw material. The cause is, to great
extent, the same as that which induced
the furnace men to recently take action.
Some fifty firms were represented by
delegates from Pittsburgh, Wheeling
and the Mahoning Valley.
After the list of firms had been called
over, an informal discussion took place,
the Delegates being almost unanimously
of the opinion that an advance was an
imperative necessity. This was owing
TO the fact of the advance Of raw mate
rial, which has rendered BUSINESS 70 a
large exetent unremunerative.
A resolution was offered advancing
the price Of iron three and . quarter
cents per pound net cash, and the price
Of nails to tour .dolsr rates net cash,
The resolution was adopted unanimous
", and will take effect Immediately.
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TEMPERANCE Men ADMIT ITS UTILITY
No attempt has ever been made or
ever will be made, to disguise the char
acter OF PLANTATION BIrrEEs. II con-
tains alcohol; and no Bitter that does
not contain alcohol is worth a rush.
Water will neither preserve the virtues
Of tonic vegetables nor render them
active in the system This is a chemi-
cal fact which no one competent to de-
liver an opinion on the subject will
deny. Water tonics turn sour on the
stomach, if they are not sour to begin
with. (Which is frequently the case, and
produce and promote indigestion, instead
of curingit. Let it therefore be distinct.
" understood that PLANTATION BTrTERs
is an alcoholic restorative. But mark
this; it is strictly a medicine; not a
beverage. 1t is to be taken in limited
quantities and al stated times, like other
remedies, and therefore its use ls in
accordance with temperance law, as
well as with that higher law which
renders it incumbent upon every being
gifted with reason to resort to the best
possible means Of accomplishing saiu-
iary end
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS Fri
day night last, D. DIG. w. C. T., Abb,
jah y. Johnston, assisted by L. NJ
Hamilton as P. w. G. C. r.; F. Mavis,
G. w. C. T.; B. B. Dillon, e. W. c.;
J. Baird, G. w. NJ, and j. French, G.
". s., representing the Grand Lodge,
installed the officers OF Mountain Tenn
pie, l. 0. 6. 7. The new officers are
as follows: E. S. Caswell, D. T.; N.
Clohan, D. V. T.; J. Brown, P. D. T.;
A. Clohan, D. c.; s. Hathaway, D. s.;
F. Godfrey, D. F. s.; G. Bender, D. NJ;
R. Sanders, D. g.: C. Sanford, D. S.
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NEW 7-3O GOLDLOAN.
Safe! Profitable! Permanent !!
JAY COOKE & CO.
orr fnr sale at Par and Accrued interest,"
the
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND "h'>NA
GOLD BONDS.
OF THE
Northern Pacific Railroad TO-

,,, bombs are secured, fra, by
pirst Mortgage on the Railroad ltseil, ~
rniiinq-stock. and all equipments sSfonu ;
by First Mortgage on us enIit 1' Thnm.
I;rart being more than IweHty-tW0 ~"
sand ores OF Land to each mile OF ROAD.
The Bonds are free from united StatSH
Tox the Principal and Interest are paSanle
I'm Gold-the Principal at the emu Oh mn?
wears, and the Interest Senli-atlluar i ~, ~
The rate OF SEVEN AND ihhhh '-' ''
PER CENT. per annum. ,, s,no
They are issued In denoinihati"hS' w '''''
s5tD, siOOO. 5000 and slO,UU. 49,,
TI,s Trustees under the Mortgage are
MessrS. Jay Cooke, OF Phlladeipuit, n.,a ,,
EDGAR Thomson, President Of the PennSyi-
vania Central Railroad Company. ~
These Northern Pacific 80 Bonds VIII nj
all times before maturity, be recelNhDie AZ
TEN PER CENT. PREMIUM tor l.iVl III eN-
change for the COmpany's lands ~ 'heh
lowest cash price. 49,,
In addition to their absolute safety, these
Bonds yield an income larger, we DeileVe,
than any other first-class security. PERSONS
holding United States 5-2D'S can, by convert
ing them into Northern PaciflcS, increase
their yearly income OIlc-thHd, ana SUI nave
a perfectly reliable investment.
How 10 GET THEM.-Iour nearest
Bank or Banker will supply these Bonds II,
any desired amount, and OF any neeueu
denomination. Persons wishing 10 eN'
change stocks or other bonds Tor these, can
do so with any Of our Agents, VINO VIII
allow the highest current price Tor ALL
MARKETABLE SECURITIES.
Those living in localities remote rom
Banks, may send money, or other bonds,
directly To W. by express, and We Will SEND
| back Northern Pacific bonds NJ our own
risk and without cost TO the investor. ror
| further Information, pamphlets, maps, etc,
call on or address the undersigned, or any
OF the Banks or Bankers employed To sell
this Loan.
After thorough investigation, l have &C.
,,epted the general agency for West Virginia
and the adjacent counties Of PcnnSylvanial
and Ohio for the sale Of those Bonds, ana
confidently recommend them To my Gus
toners and investors generally.
r. CRANGLE,
President City Bank.
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New LODGE OF KNIGHTS OF PYruIAs.
On Saturday night new Lodge OF
the Knights of Pythias was instituted
in South Wheeling 10y the Grand Chan
cellor of West Virginia, H. A. Uthman,
assisted by the Past Chancellors, Chan
cellors and knights of Baltimore Lodge
No. &, and Germania Lodge No. 7. The
ceremonies were very interesting The
new Lodge is called Humboldt, Lodge
No. Q.
The following are the names of the
officers Of the new Lodge a. J..
Schultz, V. P; George Baum, W. c,
August Knoke, V. c.; II. c. Elrich,
RS: Chas. Landkrohn, F. S. ; Fred
Voitel, B. ; Henry Clouse, g.. Chas
FRANKIE, |. S. VIM. Fredericks. .. s
After the Lodge WAS instituted and
the officers installed, the brethren
present sat down to fine collation.
prepared under the supervision OF Louis
Steubenrach, for the Grand Chancellor
and visiting brothers, by Humboldt
Lodge. The affair reflects the greatest
credit on all concerned.
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THE LICK OF RoARINa CAMP" by
Bret Harte, the author Of "The Heather
Chinse," just received at PAUL Bros. 4
Cos, No. 80 Market street. Also, =
full line of school books, blank books,
prayer books. hymn books, writing
paper and envelopes gold pens, inks,
pencils and various other articles usual
" found in . 6rst class book store, for
saIe NJ prisss 10 salt the Hnss. "
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VALENTINES DAY.-To-morrow is a
day celebrated as the festival Of Saint
Valentine, a bishop who suffered mar
tyrdom A. D. go. When, why or how
the custom of sending tender missives
on this day originated We have never
been able to learn. An old adage says,
"On this day the birds begin to mate.
Many young people, as well as birds
can date their mating from this festival.
In pagan Rome it was customary tor
Youths to draw names in honor of Feb
ruatta Juno on the 18th of February,
and when paganism was abolished the
homo. was conferred on 81. Valentine
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SALE OF SroCKs:-Atthe sale OF stocks
belonging to the estate Of: the late j. e..
Atchtson, Esq, held in front of the
Court House on Saturday, the following
stocks were sold to IL X. List, aud at
the prices named
Five shares in the Fire and Marine
Insurance company Of Wheeling, $50
paid in, for $3.50.
Twenty-Five shares in the Etna lnsu-
rance company of Wheeling, s32 paid
in, for $3.50.
Sixty.two shares in the old Wheeling
Iron and Nail Works company, (Top
milD $500 each, for $l.25.
Twenty seven shares in the liempiield
railroad company for 81.
Certificate of the Hempfeld railroad
company, $500 for SO.
First Mortgage Bond Of the Hemp
Held railroad company, $500, for SO.
Balance on five shares in the Merch-
ants and Mechanics Bank Wheeling,
sl.25.
Fourteen shares in the Merchats Ma
ional Bank of Wheeling Tor SOB. -
Der share.
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FIRE SATrRDAY.-Saturlay morning
a fire was discovered ia Il bedroom in
the house OF Mr. Appleton, on Main
street, between Washington and Frank,
lin, which at one time promised TO ter.
inmate in pretty considerable contla-
grafton, Int which was finally subdued
without an alarm being given. 1t ap-
pears that the bedstead stood pretty
close to the fire place, and hat the wind
blowing in at window left open to air
the room, blew the coverlid into the
fire, and thus communicated to the
straw tick and bed clothing Before
they were extinguished, the flames had
destroyed the bed and bedStead and
charred the woodwork OF the room.
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THE FIRST TRlp OF TIE COURIER,

The FIRST Trip OF TIE COURIER.
The new and magnificent steame
Courier, of whose dimensions and a.
pearance we made mention on Sstui
day, started Yesterday on her first tri
to Parkersburg. Quite a number Z
gentlemen Of this city went down o.
her as far as Sistersville, returning Of
the Express last evening. The officer
of the Courier are: Jack Harrison. ca |
tain; Andy Harrison, mate; Isas
Fisher and Harry Ollum, pilots, Jane
Stephens, first, and Louis Muhlemai
second, engineers; NJ. Noel, first, an
Harry Ollum, second, clerks; Samue
Littner. first, and Charley Coon, second
stewards; Joseph Bunom, barkeeper
Henry Baker has charge of the cool
house ar. .-s.rr : 80.
The Courier is furnished in splendi,
style. Nothing that can add to th
safety and convenience Of passengers
lacking, and money has been lavishl'
spent to fit her out in the most luxuriou
manner. Her carpets, mirrors, tetes
tetes, and cabin furniture generally,
not surpassed by any boat on thes
waters.' g. Mendel u Co., who SUI
piled her with all these. have filrnishe
her in the most fashionable style an
with exquisite taste. The same is true q
her pantry, where everything is new. o
the best and most stylish. We don
wonder Littner feels like a prince, sui
rounded as he is by the best OF every
thing. The bar is very haodsom
one, and fitted up beautifully. Will
we prefer the location .oi that on tn
Express, the latter is not ss roomy no
near as handsome.
The Courier promises TO he a yer.
fast packet Her time yesterday from
the mouth Of Wheeling creek to Bel
aire was fifteen minutes ; to Mounds
vile, firty-five minutes TO Sunfish, on
hour and forty-five minutes; to Baers
Vile, 80 miles, three hours and fiv
minutes; to New Martinsville, tire
hours and twenty.four minutes; to Sis
tersville, so miles, four hours and twent.
minutes. These figures include land
ings made, and show first-rate. time.
We think there is no trade on TIT
river supplied witt, better or fine
steamers than now ply between Thu
port and Parkersburg, and the enter
prising gentlemen who compose TIT
Wheeling, Parkersburg and Cincinnati
Transportation Company will, we art
satisfied, find that the people along TIT
river will, by largely increased patron
age, show that they appreciate the eff
forts made for their comfort and safety
while travelling.
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AMERICAN WATcHEs --Oxtoby * Dui'
ield, the Market street jewelers., have
e'ery grade Of the celebrated Elgin
Watches, in gold or silver cases. Also
Waltham Watches, and "Our Own
Watch" magnificent timer imported
directly from Europe by this firm.
ladies' Gold Watches, American and
freign; Gold Chains, ,Jewelry, Brace,
Its, Plain ard Seit Gold Ring, Silver
md Plated Ware, Clocks, Spectacles
&c. Call at l04 Market street, below
NcIure House
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BAN KS.
The City Bank,
BELLAIRE. ..

OFFICE, on WATER STREET, opposite
~ Central Block.
Does a general banking business. Re-
eeiv.s money on deposit and pays Interest
on special deposits. Discounts Notes ana
Bills. Deals in Exchan,e, coupons ANU
National, state and Local securities.
ss-The promptest attention given 10 col
lections on bellaire and It's vicinity.
The correspondence OF Banks, Bankers
and others having business at this point IL
solicited.
DIKEcroEs-A. w. Anderson, Isaac Booth,
4. o. Mellotr, A. + Taliman, John /. Mercer
1. {. Kelly. A. W. ANDERSON, Prest.
A. TALLMAN, Cashier. leu
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FIRE.-We regret to learn that Messrs.
Jones and Head, the enterprising man
ayers of the Norway Tack Company Of
this city. met with a loss Of about
$4,000 by the burning OF their store
room, stock and office in their Tack
Factory at Sandwich, Massachusetts,
last Wednesday night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-13

The Photo-Crayon and the Rem
,randt are still the prevailing styles in
he Photographic world and we
puld scarcely ask for anything more
hsirable in the way Of pictures. Both
ire exceedingly tine. The Partridge
Gallery is unrivalcd in this kind OF
vhrl
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~ CRAyGLE j. DALZELL. =. II. EcC LE-
THE CITY BANK
individual L.iabililyJ

~ PREPARED TO CONDUCT Ali Rus
iuess apperIaining To- Banking:
Deals in Bills OF Exchange, United states
state ami County Bonds, Gold Coin, ana ui'
Negotiable securities, nj fair rates,
SoUezS aId Bills OF Exchange DISCOUNTED
,ollections made tor Merchants, Manu-
lecturers, Banks, Bankers, and Others, on
ali accessible points in the United States
aad Canada,
Drafts i'm sums TO suit purchasers on al.
the principal Cities and Towns In Germany
Great Britain and Ireland.
nenosits solicited. Interest allowed Oh
X. CRANGLE, President.
J.. DALZELL, Vice President.
H. ECCLES, Cashier. fep'
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The undersigned returns his thanks 10
his former patrons for the liberal patronage
heretofore accorded him and begS n contin-
uance OF the same for the new firm.
All persons having claims against rue are
requested 10 present them for pay ment, and
all persons knowing themselves indebted
to me will confer favor by calling and
closing their accounts.
feb2 CHARLES PFAFFENBATH
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Wheeling gegister.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY Is. 1871.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS - Thomas.
Sturgeon a. Co.-Dry Goods.
Steamer Major Anderson.
Masonic Notice-Meetiug.
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FOR MATANIORAS.

THE LIGHT DRAUGHT pas
sUGtsSsenger steamer HOPE, newly
- = painted and refitted throughout,
regular Ait.tamoras and Wheeling pack
o. Captain ID. ). Williamson, will leave
Wheeling on Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, at ~ o'clock A. NJ. Leaves Mata-
moras on Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
al . o'clock A. N. For freight or passage
apply on board. Jaho
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From G. F. J. CoLRURS, Doctor OF
Dental Surgery, Newark, New Jersey
The popular dentrifce known as $500
don't, besides being very pleasant ad,
dition 10 the toilet, contains ingredients,
that if used according to the directions,
will prove OF the greatest utility to the
health OF the teeth.
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STEAM BOATS.
FOR CINCINNATI.

THE SPLENDID STEAMER
.stsMAJoR ANDERSON 9II ON e. Captain p1msl
roy, Gallipolis Ironton, Portsmouth ana
Cincinnati, on Tuesday, FEBRUARY 18th, al
O'Clock p. ". For freight or passage ap-
pi isS Ss o0'i II. BOOTH & CO., Agents.
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ATTENTION. From this date the un
dersigned will sell their extensive stock
Ct winter goods at greatly reduced
rrices. We will make clothes at prices
that will be pronounced reasonable by
all. J. T. LAKIN & Co,
No. 81 Monroe street.
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OSE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE pairs
Misses Turkey Morocco and Scat Bal
moral Shoes, best Philadelphia make,
at 81. 90; every pair warranted Of l. v.
Blonde, lot Main street -' s,J..
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LADIES White Kid and Turkey Mo.
occo Broadway Walking Slippers, just
received AT l.. V. Blond's
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For the Register.l

For the RegisterJ
The SEVENTH WARD ScALEs.-Some
time ago there appeared in the city pa
pers q communication from the City
Weighmaster, stating among others
that the scale in the Seventh ward was
not correct
To test the correctness ot. any scale
requires something more than an empty
wagon covered all over with mud, and
as the statement alluded TO was based
only on such test, it is evident that it
has no merit in it at all
But the public were misled by it, and
believing it to be tr'fe, there were some
hard words passed at the Seventh ward
scales not being correct.
The Weighmaster at the scales has
of course no benefit either from the
buyer or seller Of Goals, and therefore
favors neither But it happens some
times that the driver Of coal cart OF
wagon drives past one scale and gets il
weighed at another scale where his
gcart or wagon has not been weighed
for some time, and therefore does
not get the exact weight Of the
! Goals. 1t is almost impossible to gel
I the driver of coal cart or wagon tt
come back to the scales after each load
to have his empty cart or wagon
| weighed, and then deducted from the
! gross weight. In order to do justice tc
the public. it would be well to have al
ordinance passed, compelling each
I driver OF any coal cart u wagon Il
have it weighed at a certain scale, fol
instance the nearest to the coal bank
: Then the Weigbmaster could see to i
: that the weight OF each wagon or carl
g would be correct at all times, and nc
.=eighmaster could take advantage o
another by not having the net weight o
ca cart or wagon correct, and thereby
out hints that the Others ar,
not correct and thatit would be to the adj
!, vantage of the seller of Goals to have
their Goals weighed by him. Let thos
: having Goals to sell remember that the,
have no right to pass scale Wlthou
= having their load weighed. W. ).
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.JrsT received, another lot of those
inc Button Broadway Walking Boots
AZ l.. V. Blond's.
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NOTICE.

rTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
i formed copartnership, under the firm
name OF Pfaffenbach & Seabright, for the
purpose OF carrying on the business OF Mer-
chant Tailors and Dealers In Gentlemen s
Furnishing Goods, ut No. - Main street,
Centre Wheeling.
CHARLES PFAFFENBACH
CHARLES w. STARLIGHT.
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d. G. LIST, honhhI nonh'oE
UrSpy " LIST. GIBSON LAMB,
JOSEPH SEYBoLD.
BANK OF WHEELING
WHEELIN0. ", VA.

WHEEIINU, W. Y a.
DEALS IN BILLS OF EXCHANGE
Canvernment Bonds, Stocks, Gold, CONNER
ciai Paper, and all negotiable securities
~ Special attention given to collections
interest allowed OH special deposits; iour
mar Mani per aflnum If left six months, and
n'e ID. G. LIST, President.
0rBSON LAMB, Cashier:
Joseph SEYBOLD, Asst cashier.