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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-17

BOARD OF REGIsTRATToy.-The Board
of Registration met yesterday to receive
the city registration list from the regis
trars and perform suck other business
as should arise. 1t was deemed best to
have one more meeting of the Board
before the election, so it adjourned to
meet again on Monday next, the 23d
instant
The following is the number o! voters
registered in each ward for the present
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cp,xn LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF PTTHiAs'
The Grand Lodge &. of 2. met IN
this city yesterday morning at ~
o'clock, and was called to order by I.
H. Hodson, W. 6. Chancellor.
Representatives from each, OF the
eight lodges in the State were present
The reports of the Grand Chancellor =,
Grand Recording Scribe and Grand
Banker were presented and referred TO
special committees.
The following were elected as officers
of the Grand Lodge for the ensuing
year:
c. H. Hodson, Of Morgan Lodge
No. T. Grand Chancellor; II. A. 9TH
man, Baltimore Lodge No. 3, Grand
Vice Chancellor; J. Rufus Smith,
Morgan Lodge No. 4, Grand Recording
and Corresponding Scribe; and John
Z Smith, Of Jefferson Lodge No. :,
Grand Banker.
The following named Past Chancel'
lors bv authority ofthe Supreme Lodge,
were elected Past Grand ChancelloTs
J. Rufus Smith, Lodge No. 1; Chris
Seibke. Lodge No, :; S. F. Faris, and
George Mathews, Lodge No. o, and 5.
R. Humes, ofLodge No. |: ]. F. Smith,
Lodge No. ,.
The Grand Lodge will re-assemble al
! 10 o'clock this morning. Its lahors
will probably be ended to-day.
Last night the members OF the TWO
CITY Lodges, Baltimore No. and Ger
mania No. :. rendered the Grand body
a "lunch" at the Stamm House. The
table was bounteously provided and II
that STYLE that has made TIE Stamm
House famous throughout the State
The occasion was one Of the pleasant
est POSSIBLE. 1t was one ofthose happ!
reunions where
wit snaps. and jocund mirIh.
ForgctS there's care upon the eartn.
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HoTo..Crsyons at Brown & Higgins

FoR throat diseases and affections oil
the chest "Bro,on'S Bronchial Trockes, :
or Cough Lozenges, are of great value.
In coughs. irritation of the, throat,
caused by cold, or unusual exertion OF
the vocal organs. in speaking in public,
or singing, they produce the most ben
fetal results. The Troches have prored
their efficacy.
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affecting gegi5ter.
TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1871.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

NV ADvERTIsENESTS.-1 Gold
Loan.
Agents Wanted.
Aerated Crackers-Zimmer Bakery
Destinations.
House for Rent-Thos. Sweeney.
For Mayor-Capt. Jno. Mcclure.
For City Sergeant-G. c. Winzenreid
For Sale-Church Building.
For Sale-Bridgeport Property.
Citizens Railway Co.-Stockholders
Meeting.
Henry X. List il Co
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BURGLARY.-We learn that the resi-
dence OF Mrs Neasy, Main street
North Wheeling, was burglariously en-
tered early Sabbath morning. The
thieves must have been frightened off,
as they did not succeed in taking away
anything Of great value.
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WHEELING, December =, l>:a,
r. -,.,-..- ~ r. PASSENGER TRAlNS
49, Z. ---a:sc will run by the fOliOw!n,
Schedule on and after December 18th. I.7u.-
Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
EAsr-LEAvEs wEsr-LEiSL>.
daily at......5:2O A. N. daily at,..-ll:i5 Az
ARRIvS At z,,. AkEISfs At
Cumberland 30 p. n. Sewark......-.:- -
R,ltimore9tO Sapdusky ...lI-U
Wash'n CityIG55 Columbus.
New York...-y5:D A. ". Cincinnati l.7'
FAST LINE.
EAsr-IEAvEs wEr-LEAN -
Wheeling 'Wheellhg
daily at . 40 p. n. uhiiy at. s1,, Y
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Baltimore. $40 A. II. Zan,~Vilie..--lshT J.. v
Wash. City-n1J Newark. .........;:'.j
New York.i:l5 p. N. Columbus.....i5j
"sundayS "N" pit.
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAyEs wEr-LEANES
sWheeling wheeling
daily at. lcs5 p. ". daily attic. v.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Grafton. 3tC A. N. Newark. 80 An
Baltimore As p. n. Sandusky.-.. t. P.s
Washt'n Cityt16 Columbus... hr''A. =
New York SO A. n Cincinnati. l:tD J.. Y
saturdays excepted. sundays excrp'-l
ACCOMMODATION.
EAsr-LEAyEs wEsr-LEANE
SWheeling wheeling
daily a:.lO.3O A. NJ. daily st.---i:io P.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Grafton. 40 p. N.Zanesyille-.. $40
Parkersb'g Si5 ,Newark....-.lO1J
Cumbcrld..- sandusky ...lG:iOA.s
SSundays excepted. 'Columbus-..l.:
Sundays excepted
Trains on the Main Line make conneC.
tons at baltimore with trains for Philsdei
phia, New York and Boston. Al RELAY
House, via Washington CITY, for all poiun
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connoc.
ton at Columbus for all points West AMI
Northwest.
Tickets 10 all principal points can be pro
cured AT the Office.
JOHN l. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore.
X T. DEvRIES
JanI General Agent, Wheeling.
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PREsENTs.-There is no more desira-
bic present than a suit Of clothes such
as are gotten up in the latest style by
]. 7. Lakin & Co., No. 81 Monroe
street. Call and examine their stock as
they take pleasure in showing goods.
Remember the place is Monroe street
third door below Market.
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ANNoUNcEM ENTs.
vu,,.-;nteudent Water Works

Nrssps EDITORS Please announce John
W Inmmings as a candidate for REELECTION
snr the Once of Superintendent OF water
works al the coming election, subject 10
the decision Of the Democratic ConNen'ioh'
NEssRs. EDITORS Please ANNOUNCE me
az Candidate for the ONCE OF superin-
tendent OF Water "orss AT th erS Ep IN
Charter Election. W. ~
jams
VI II Colts as a candidate for Superln-
tsndent OF Water Works at the ensuing
Charter Election, and oblge r,,,->-S
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THIS is the anniversary Of the birth
Of B. Franklin, Esq, who was consid-
cred lightning in his day, although he
had never seen railroad car or steam
boat. He wouldn't amount 10 much
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The fact is becoming every day more
apparent that our city is sadly in need
of more houses suitable for the accom-
mediation Of small families.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-17

AFLoAT AGAIN.-The rise in the river
has set the wharf boat atloat again.
She is found to be uninjured and all
the better for the clearing out she got.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-17

WASTED.-Everytody to know what
Harry Smith & Co. has for sale John
G. Muth's Sausage, also the finest quail,
ity Of Beef, Pork and other family sup
plies. Market street below McLure
House
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The WORD "SozoDoNT, which is fast
becoming household wori, is derived
from the Greek, and is composed OF
two words, Son and Oiontcs 5000.
translated, means to preserve, and
"odontes.' the teeth. .Sg-o9ont, a pre-
server Of the teeth And it j. true TO
It's name
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AClNclNNATI chap pawned his watch
and then shot himself Having parted
with time, he sought eternity.
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as well a. the past year

Showing an increased registration of
346 votes over last year. Over one
hundred Of these are voters Of the FIT
teepth Amendment
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-17

THERE was quite a change in the
weather Yesterday. The thermometer
dropped foot or two, and the air was
Quite cold
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MONEY is reported to be CLOSE. 1t
Is not close enough to be grabbed easy,
as near as we can find out
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LADIES White Kid and Turkey No
rocco Broadway Walking Slippers, just
received at L. V. Blends.
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THE City Council meets. tonight.
Much gas and other chin music may be
expected.
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BOOK NOTICES.

BELDES. THE WHITE CHIEF, or Twelve
years among the wild Indians of the
plains, from the Diaries and Manuscripts
of George p. Belden, the adventurous
White Chief, soldier, hunter, trapper and
guide. Edited by General James :. Bris-
bin, L. s. A. Cincinnati and New York
CT. Vent.
We have read this volume of some
four hundred pages, with unfagging in
terest from beginning to the end. 1t is
one Of the most natural, complete and
thrilling histories OF Indian manners
and customs, it has ever been our good
fortune to peruse Mr.. Belden is a ma,
tive Of Ohio, and a printer, who. led
soley by love of adventure, left his
fathers house at dead OF night and
went to the far West, where he Joined
the tribe OF Indians called the Yankton
Sioux, being adopted into the tribe,
marrying one Of its squaws and becom-
ing wholly an Indian. The story is told
in simple and artless manner, and is all
the more attractive because OF the alb.
sence of stilted style and pompous meta
phor. Its the book OF the season. c.
F. Vent, Cincinnati, advertises for
Agents for its sale
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JUsT received, another lot of those
fine Button Broadway Walking Boots
at L. V. Blends.
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SEA Moss FARIyE from pure Irish
Moss, for Blanc Mango, Puddings, Gus
tards, Creams, DC, DC. The cheapest,
healthiest, and most delicious food in
the world.
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Philadelphia CTS a. nj. lo:l a. IN. L.. p.
Tickets TO all principal points in lhr -,
and west can be procured al the uu!or
Ticket Office, in Mcclure House aud n M
Station at Bridgeport.
F. r. MYERS
fanl0 Gent Passenger and Ticket Agep,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-17

IsN' it about time to be showing val
entines in the windows Of the stationers
shops?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-17

The twenty-ffth day ofthis month is
the anniversary OF Scotias greatest
bard. Robert Burns.
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P. VI. JACKSON has been appointed
postmaster at Jackson G.. H., West
Virgins
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-17

"SpAULDISG GLUE will mend youl
WAYS, or anything that needs mending
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-17

The worst kind Of raising one can
have j. TO be brought up by police
man.
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SATAN IN SOCIETY. By a Physician. Gin
cinnati and New York c Vent.
We hardly know what to say Of this
work. Written with consummate tact by
a physician who has male the vices
whereof he speaks study, and who,
while he points out the certain danger
attendant on wrong doing, gives advice
which if followed will as certainly lead
to happiness, it is question in our
minds whether, if the book he read in
Discriminatory, it will not do as much
harm as good. The lessons it imparts
to the heads OF families should be well
conned BY them. 1t is great pity they
should have 10 be learned.
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TRANSFORMATION.
HEMPFIELD RAILROAD
CHANCE OF TIME

IN 60 ON AND AFTER Nov
- morning, NoyerntNN.
2lst, ls70, the train will leave wheelino s :.
E0P. N. W. d. BrRTOSs o.
noyS s.,
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The Justices are all complaining OF
dull times.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r

F. zE on AND AFTER NJ
&3vember Is, lses, Trains III,
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. co.

WHEELING, December -, I>:u.
r. ~ PASSENGER TRAINS
- =. ts,c will run by the fOliOv!n
Schedule on and after December 18th. l.7u.-
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4 SCARF, WITH A DIAMOND AND
n Opal Pin attached. A suitable reward
will be given TO the finder IL leff at this
Office decS
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h,s;Ss gpe Dusoy a'ea Of Ioongeshon OF the
IN % mn ,nsSt "a !, ;:sa VI,
lot ig M JAVA aog'iea .rom ghati!
% tha,;nm ~ !ono rs .saeea 1ao that
from tSa nnSsaS ensau ;Gu1;oo ~; francs
h;sR A1N wv ~ klil the Aroh-
sSS,sskf;t ealtH = aHt7aocei aetHHaeaei .Iai .8 iij
bI1asa;s Sii 5tb bSPssSS 4gtSre the Assem-
tt,s II ~ pyM.H ;,s..
thaS"ri, ,sn;.; sei.ys, Sosefnmene as
,}3r;Sa TTH TstEa AIs ~ dsneral
Fsaase deci;nsd @ aeF%a5 %asot;s aa%;n's;sa5er e
Coi1iions AEotiisfs anaaIal aatn rsas iss
sIY Ca sne Ie esq bilshment OF
oanta 49, 49,: 49, q haIoe. me ine9r-
Fors;gn 6fica a ~ n"15 H,sis sGa Rlssp asom the
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aasnamgsnalEsS SfHsTpgoisEsa ilo5ml ths adio|sTTT
/ 'OdmmitteaSa as th6y extend ed itheabilE to
puntshing persSnH kf0r i3yfoIating State
laws. without any reference to the Con-
stitution or laWs OF the United States.
upon iunnecessarY and uDinstifiable aus
pension OF habegs corpus. johnson on.
| posed the bill. No vote was reached. 1
Weather report---Iti is probable. that
fresh winds from the Southwest and
NORTHWEST will prevail Wednesday on
the upper and lower: :lakes,t with clearing.
up weather. Partially cloudy weather.
With fresh Winds, on the Gulf and South
ATLANTIC. and cloudy and falling weather
on the Eastern States. followed By clear
ing1up weather Wednesday night. A
storm OF short duration appears 70
threaten the country from West Yir-
ginialto Connecticut.
T. STAUNToN, Va, April 11.-Thomas
Hodges, q noted horse thief and dcspe.
rado, who shot and fatally wounded
Whitlook on Friday night last, was taken
from the jail at this place, about / O'Clock
this morning, and hanged, about mile
and o half from town. The TAILOR and
ex-Sheriff McCutohen were both in iail.
aud refused the mob the keys, when
they broke open the doors and took
Hodges gut. None of the men who
entered the Jail were disguised, yet they
were not recognized by either the jailor
or the ex:sheriff, being strangers to them.
Hedges hid shot and killed four men
previously 10 this locality. This is the
first not OF lynohing in this community.
and is universally condemned.
SAVANNAH, April 1.-THE second gam
between the Mntnals. of New York. and
the Savannah Base Ball Club. resulted
in Q victory for the former, the score
Standing z3 to is, i1 Al 5'
/ W1LMINaToN. April 11.-Last night,
on the down train from Weldon, man, !,
who gave his name as Daniel, attempted
to enter the expreSs car, with the 8 sli o
posed intention Of. robbery. when lie was
shot and dangerously wounded by the
messenger. named Archer. Dauiei was
left at Goldsboro in care Of physician.
HABrFoRD, April l1.-The Bonrd Of
Canvassers postponed the canvass for
Governor, Stnte officers and members of
Congress till the 2lst.
New York. April Commodore
Chauncey is dead.
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SHANGHAI AND UOrI m io.sC1AI. l..

--. 49,.
COLUMBIA. 8. O., April IL. Sales OF
cotton yesterday 25 bales-middling
l3c. '-,E -F .
LoNDoN. April 11-Noon. -Consols
921s. Bonds 925S.
LIyERPoo1. April 1-Noon.-Cotton
qnietIuplands 6aa 7aa@7k; Orleans 7;sS;
LONDON. April II Evening. .-securi-
ties unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. April 11-Evcning.-Cot.
ton closed quiet-uplands 736M7l5: Or
leans 75s; sales 10.00O bales; speculation
and export 1000. Yarns aud fabrics
stendy.
New YonK. April 11-Noon.-Gold
dull, at 10L.. Governments dull and
steady. Stocks 'stropg aud active. Money
firm, at Z. ExohangeMlong 976; short
lo1. Flour steady. Wheat u shade
hrmer. Corn unchanged. Pork dnll,
at 1875. Lard quiet, at 1121C0117a.
Cotton quiet anal stendy-nplands l51s
Orleans l536; sales 1000 bales. Freighls
firm.
7P. NJ; Money easier. closing at ez5
9ao. Gold l0I@lO36. slxiy-twoss
l2A. State stocks dun. Tennessees
665A; new 65B. Virginins 6S; new 70.
Lonislanas 6s; new 62; lovee skies rs;
eights 04Z: Aiabama eights 103; fves
Carolinas 4S; new 24k. South Garol;.
naa 70; new coz. Cotton steady: sales
4.055 bales upiunds Is. Southern fIour
nnchanged-good to choice extra 7.55M
800; Whiskey 9O1a @9OA. Wheat y
shade firmer on advance; iroigbts check
the export demand amber Western
2.6492 G6. Corn feverish and declip.
lng-mixed Western 75(077. Pork 10 SO
CDI9.75. Lnrd IL. Freights Der stem or
tirmer.
CINCINNATI, April 11.-Pork dull md
nominal held ct 20 O0; no snIes. Lard
dull and nominal, at 111a@ll11. Bncon
gnlet md unchanged. with no sales
Whiskey 86. -
ST.. LOUIS. April 11.-Corn heavy
mixed bulk 48@57; yellow sacked 59m
Co., Whiskey quiet. at 87ik. Mess pork
dull. at 1000. Bacon qniet-shouiders
III, clear rib 10; clenr 10k0lO5l.
AUGUSTA. April 11.-Cotton in mode
rate demand and steady, at 13h01336
Tor middling: sales 44O; receipts $50.
NEW ORLEANS, April 1.-flour scarce
ccsnperhne 600; double CO.; treble
6.87. Pork lower-mess 20. O()f62D OK
Others unchanged. Cotton steadv-
!, ,%l;adling ;g l45al@l4A; receipts 1859
bales; sales $500; stock 228, 100.
BALTIMORE. April 1l.-Cotton dull and
naso,aIninal-middling as,a 14k@1456; receipts
470 bales; :sales 200; stock IL, ,785.
6ALyEEToN. April 11.-Cotton quiet
good ordinary 121; receipts 500 bales F:
sales 200; istock 53. 806.
BOSTON. April 11.-Cotton dull-mid-
ading loh; receipts 2,076 bales; sales
800; stock Is, 900. ~
, sAvAssNAH, April Cotton in good
demand-middiing IA; receipts 2'671
bales; sales 600; stock 52, 400.
CHARLEsToN. April 1l.-Cotton STEADY
and . IN fur &c, demand middling l32z@1l;
20.2l0. .t.1 ''ooA
Mop1IE. April 11.-Ootton dull-mid.
ding Il; receipts SS7 bales; sales 800:
W1hMINaToN, April IL. Cotton quiet
middling ID; receipts 40 bales; sales s,43;
/. Noesosx. Aspatdii Il. .oMHcot,on, ou,e.-
m,ddli5g t12A@l3; receipts 717 baIks;
sale 100; stock 1857.
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ALL T. TO HAND.

0UR BEAUTIFUL. ATTRACTIVE AND
" extraordinary
CHEAP STOCK OF DRY GOODS
Is in store and moving, making room daily for
NEW ARRIVALS.
the season.
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The most remarkable battle the Ger.
mans ever fought vas at Argentarin, in
A!sace. against the Romans under Gra-
tIun, when the former were defeated.
with the loss of $4,000 men, out Of
40. 0DO. '.4-.f ~
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REMOVAL.
Entire New Stock.

az THE undersigned respectfully informs
Mtho new store, on Main street dirnctlv
-oppo,ite the Columbia Hotel, and is fulIy
prepaTod with nm entirely NEW STOCK OF
4oUDS; U!.1s, to 1T out a gentleman in the very
!! "a Eoi FASHION. He has secured tho
isteSt ,s anu best styles OF CLOTHS, CAsSI.
MEREs and GEN rLEM EMS FURNIsHiSG
uOoDA e. morally Gall at the now stand and
select suit, or leave your ordor and have il
mage 20 measure. q. D. EBERHARDT.
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Natural Frozen Ica.

WdtuIHI cr0Gon Ice,
A 3 the iaf. summer season ia now approaching,
the Pnbiic in general, that having seenred a
good crop Of natural frozen laEe ZOE. tbis
winter, We are prepared to, furnish It. In any
SasnttSty; Ky, e ea anY that Gan DO procured
january. J. 3. BATEMaN a.; -
Mhfch ~ emo Columbia Ice House,
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PLANTS FOE SALE.

>mn ORNAMENTAL FoLIAGE,A
sssSeb, AcIyranthus, AltemantheYa,i ,iBeRo-,
-THgs MIA, Gamma, Coleus, Geranium, IVA
lSYxT1A rlegated.) Gazenia, (variegated,l !
MA SFlnca. tyariegated,) Pytsthrunf
n. ~ and many other varieties.i 3nQ'l :,
DEDDING PLANTS.-Verbenis PetunIsj
Helotrope, Saliva, Lantana, Double .WAfio
Feverfew, Cuphea, Colcus, Chrysanth emuid,a. .
90 varieties or dERANIUMS, consisting of
Double, Yariegated. Ivy. goented, Scarlet!
Noaegay and Largo Flowered. {'7-.7!,;.
10 varieties OF FU4CHIA. 3$$
Also, choice selection OF ANNUAL. DIEN.
NAL and PERENNIAL PLANTS, raised morn
carefully selected Seed, and ready Tor .trni,sl
planting. Apply to W. H. RIG{S. .t1S : Y,
Washington street, one door from Bull; 4.
March 81 .'D'- +1mH lT
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@CHEAP ]. { = ! :. !. 2 GOODS
IT ;lsLi, Z i. H. fs.itatsl i'tilsi3i' .ls,t.
III ~ if' l,nytt e II ~ t5t5lS
-H III sRsli.sst3!fAT ..,t.ty.3;.9 ~ 3s
G.. 3 IsAczzEso2Hss'e.

Motto be beat by any rouse in tho citv.
~ large or small. White p!QUEs at l2i
cents to 68 cents per yard. MUSLINS at 10
cents per yard-warrentedt to wash. DAMASK
DoYLlEs at rs cents to 81. 80 per dozon, and
host OF cheap DRY GOODS and FANCY
AtilOLES, at lesa prices than before the war.
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No More Frost .

90 to work at your Garden In good ear.
~ nest. Plant Corn. Beets, Squash, Beans.
alelonsi transplant Cabbages, Tomatoes. Iet.
,nee. Buy your Seeds aE HE1S.rs sn's store:'
ne mas the largest assortment In tho CITY.
Corn Corr, IN great tvaricty-early and lateLSugnr::-
Flint, Mutton. "l1s - 80 -
TOMATO PLANTS, .,is
Now ready to set out-Tiden, Grant and
- HEINITSH'S Drug Store.
Msrch - Opposite PHOENIX Office. +.
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OUR SAMPLE BUREAU

Is success, and we are now distributing
Goods over the entire State through its
agency. The most careless observer cannot
but see the great advantages to bo derived
rom dealing with 1.-Two house. like oura,
whore everything is kept moving By system
and order-.where no extra profits are tacked
on topay idle hands or course, we can and
40 SELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN ANY
proof is. that VIC sell more Goods than ali the
rcst added together. That ia tho proof
The people know where to buy cheapest. and
let tho stranger follow the great public. In
buying, let them follow those who know
April