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jos LOCKE, 2s6K Main street. has
Cody, Peterson, Leslie, Demorest. Har-
per, Galaxy, Eclectic, Every SATURDAYS
Monthly, Appleton's Monthly, Phrsno-
logical Journal, BalloR, Pleasant Hours.
aud a1host Of other late mOnthliss, ali the
llustret8d weeklies and principal dailiea
Z The Unitad Statas-
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tARDsf CIRCULARS, LErrER HRADz,
BILL HEADS, ste, printed promptly and
al low rstes, by II. WADE6 CO..
29z Main street.,
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sFR advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
Densar7, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide-in another column. II
should be read by al.
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TERAss
ST. WMcEAT'S COLLEGE,
CAPE eIRARDEku, 40.
THE TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL sEs
Il sion VIII
Open On Monday, September 4, 1871.
~ y n nnONoRHnE q NJ

RzY. 7. n. ODONOGHUE, G. N,
Vlee-President.
- For particulars apply to Very Rev
Father RiordOn, V. g., Al ST Pztrtck's Church
WI d&W
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LIQUOR DEALERS AssOCIATEON.-A
meeting will 10 held to-day 81 4o'cloek,
pm., Sc the Cochran Hall, No. 164 Main
street.. All liquor dealers are requested
10 attend.
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BLANK Books made 70 order. and ruled
tosny desired pattern. EgERY BOOK WAR
RAEgEiD. II. WADE 4 CO,
~ Mafn street.
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GBoCEBs, druggists, bakers, etc, 20 to
R. G. Craig 4 %. = for Paper Bags,
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Departures
IN PORT.
BoATs LRAvTNa THIs nAY.

St. s..----.Co 10 AN
Friar's POint-.--G. ". CHEEK--..5 pm
Arkansas rtver..MARY BOYD -..-.I2 N
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Az DHFAEIMhNT, I
OFFIOE OF ca. SIa. OFFICE2, J
WAaHINannM Aurnat % 1QrI

The probabilities are that southern
winds, with threatening weather and
light rains viii prevail in the middle and
Eastern States. Dangerous winds are not
anticipated,
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NOR b TREATMENT or ALL Dis
n EASES, chronic or otherwise. assisted
BY an able corps of Scientific Physicians and
Surgeons.
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FEATHERs, second-han furniture and
household goods Of All kinds bought, ct $50
] Second street,
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AHRRIoAB DRIVEN WILLS e BrOwnea
BroWne'a. SIS second street.
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PAPER and Bags At craig's Seed store
877 and $40 Main street.
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90 +!
THIRD ANNUAL FAIR
Or THE
Memphis Agricultural
AND
MECHANICAL SOCIETY
WITH the view OF incressing the interest
w In the coming Fall Fair. ths Beard OF
Directors have determined TO Oner a LIST u
Cash Premiums
For attendance, appointing
TuESDAY. OCTOBER y. 1871

As the day FOR distribution, when IL Is ex-
pected will be the largest number
OF persons ever present At one time on the
rounds.
Tickets, numbered and stamped, good Tor
that day only, VIII entitIe the holder 10 ad-
mission TO the GrUEuds. and participation In
the chances Of the following Inst of
UATnARTE CASH. PREMIuAs.
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PAPER agd Psper Bags always on hand
aEd for nale at craig's Seed Store.
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\ WEATHER.

NAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE. U.RA.l
AEAPHIs, August %. 1871.
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Monday, the 25Lh Day Of SEPTEMBER, 1871,

The following tracts or lots OF land, with Inc
improvements on tie n to-Tits One
tract Of 3 acres, lying on the south sfda Of the
neTnpEts and Charleston Raiir Oad. 2k niles
east or the city OF Memphis, bel az the same
conveyed TO Daniel Able by y. Al. KendfQ apc
James Lee by deed. dated Ssnfe mhsr IL isa5.
known IS lot No, 2 OF a. II Kerrsg eubdivl.
sion and survey.
Also. two sores lying on the north side OF
Poplar street OF Germantown road. III the
city OF Memph1ss has a front OF 10 r. 81 on
Poplar street and Rms back north e1 fsef.
known g lot MOI Of the subdivision and
surrey OF Milton A. KBz or CRrrtn the crsa
Of William 5r.fdn. Amir o. EsnL Eiqqs- H.
ceased, on thelaw sids Of the Common Law
Court Of the city Of Memnhis. md
the same conveyed by W. s. Delaney 70
Henry Cralt by deed. dated &fh day OF ge-
csmpefs lb56, on which Is q dne eesldsuca and
otner valuable i-Epxovamoatas leVsed a -
the property Of Daniel Able - safisrv said
o'clock an. and { Pm.
MARCUS :. " aIaaT, Sheriff.
BY W. .CoLEkaas Deputy shsr{ds
" hrowns Attorney EcG PLAINTIFF
August 16,s1s71. ans
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A TEERlBLE TEMPTArfos, Har,erss
heap edition, for sale ~ Joe Locke. sS6L
ain street.
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Academy of st. Cecilia,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Under the Patronage Of the Right Rev,
Bishop Of Nashville
RoARDrr1G.

ONE large pleasant 'front.' room, for fami-
~ les Riso a few day boaFdera at
NO. MONROE STREET,
between Third and Fourth streets. Refer
ences exchanged. auA
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PAIER RAGS st Craig'a Seed sfers, s77
End sc Main street.
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Go TO CRAIe's Seed store and get Paper
and Paper Bags,
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FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.

Endowment for she Cumberland Uni
Versity.
We have Just seer B. f. Ball, General
Endowment agent of the St.LOuis Mutual
Life Insurance Company, who is engaged
ia eldowing Cumberland University,
upon the ten payment life plan. The
endowment is for the support aud eieed-
ton Ct the young ministry. de has kindly
handed US the names Of the persons who
have taken policies on his plan. We give
them below F.:
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eeTgos sAsKHr. rEAe a Co. ; How
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asAsFnrIra aIs - -.
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Sale of Real Estate.

80 BY virtue OF an -exeeutioa rom h su.
preme Court 1T Jackson IN favor Of James
4. holmes vs.. Daniel Able ct al. FOR S540s &
besides interests and costs, i will sell for
snsrlns ONCE. on Second sheet, IN the city
OF Memphis, on
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A LEXASOER ERSKIEE Nd, DEAN,
"A Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children.
BENZ ". AVENT, Md, Professor o. the
Principles and Practice Of surgery.
DUDLE d. SAUNUEES, n D.. Professor OF
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
Il Nd Professor OF the
Principles and Practice OF Medicine
HOBf- MITCHELL Nd, Professor OF Ma
terra Aedica and Therapeutics.
ALFRE b VOORHEES,, Nd, Professor OF
AuraI and OphLhalmic Surgery.
J. Joseph WILLIAMS. ND, Professor OF
Physiology a Physiological Anatomy.
FELIX MCFARLAND. Nd. Professor OF
Chemistry snd ToxicOlogy.
GUSTAVUS B. THORNTON. ND. Demon
stratOr OF Anatomy.
ROBT. THUHMEL Nd Pcosect5r 70 the
Professor OF Anatomy
The NIneteenth Annual Course OF Lectures
in this lnEttatlOn viii begin on MONDAY,
October 18th and continue 70 March /. us71
~ D1sSeeti1g rooms open October isL. and
students viii dnd that in Memphis The fanflf-
ties for the study Of Practical Anatomy ara
unsurpassed
Clinical Lectures win Be given each week,
throughout the session, at the City Hospital
Good Board can be had near the College for
SIS per month.
For the fuI Fees OF all the Profasscrs-S50 %
Demonstration T1ck5t.~.---.----.-...-. 10 %
Matrtculatton D ~
Graduation 30 o.
So Since the last Session the Medical Col
partmeut OF Cumberland UNIVERSITY local -
at ~ebanOn, Tennessee, and IS such Is P6Tma-
nsntly established in Memphis.
- Fer sny Information Ia regard 70 this
and other matters relating thereto, apply 10
ALEXANDER ERSkINE, Nd,
tyf4-d-W Dean OF tae Faculty.
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Jnst RuB71ahca.

Tie following Lectures for 6enfIemen. bouat
IN ,7ne volume pocket cdiii0nE enfilod.
MAN HOOD. Corrected ana revised ~ she
RaLhor, E. de =. Curtis. Doc. Of Medislnes
hembsWO OF Royal College e. SIR nsozis, ing
land: Giaantiats OF College o. fhFelela1a,
Eoinbu.g; Hon Member facniea de Aedt<
cine, FaI1ss etc.
A. ~PHL1soRHY Or AARkLASA
q. PRRMA EUHE BEc11NEI - N.Y.
&. IND PHYSICAL DEhtL1rfs
a D4sra MA o. rHE ORaAN8s
&. SPIKE ATo2RuIA ~
b kRrs - on THE NATURAL FHNCTT0Ea
= TREA rafzNr AND tuHE
Price SC : ny mail Adl5ess t1o AuInoFs 1r
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prrra-slk senond -.
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FRIAR's POINT AND

fFlaF's P0lsf, Melissa ena Bsaae Dzsss
States Nail Packs
Phil. Allin,
James
Leaves Memphis Mondays, " educsd8vs and
Fridays, 1t 8 pm. cOnneotinR Al Helena with
the steamer HHoDA for Mazianna and all
noints Oh LAnsnIlie river Wv
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VEEERFAL or SECRET DISEASE S,

Particular attention paid to Diseases OF Fs-
macs sueh as Suppressed or Painful Men,
efruerIsn. Failing 0fthe Womb, Leucorrnaa
or Whites. end 70 al irregularities Of the
monthly periods.
The Doctor can be consulted personally or
BIZ letter. euE
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BUENrTT's KALLIsroN-BeaE oozmect
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UTASHNGTON UNIVERSIrG--MEDI-
w CAL D-EPAErMEST. Saltimofe, Md.-Ih6
next regular session will on the
First Monday in October, ISL Preliminary
lectures viii begin the Sth September. The
course OF instruction Is 6minenEy practical
and complete, consisting OF ttdache lsctures,
clinical lectures. and special Instruction In
the diagnosis and II satment OF disease att
bedside. Every variety Of disease may De
seen in the Hospital Wards ana kres D1spen
ssry connected with the College FEE-fuIl
course, Sg0t Naturalization. So Dissection.
$40; Graduation SO students nom the lats
sia geholdtnE states. whose means are limited,
viii be received upon the beneficiary plan O.
the school. b annual circular aud csta-
logus. containing full particulars. viii he
sent on application to
CHAS. ". CHANCELLOR, Nd
fy30 dAg Dean OF tbs FEeui1y-
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SPECIALNOTIcE.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. Louis U. 8. Hall Line
Fcr osceols. Madrid, Hickman, Belmont and
Cairo, Connecting at Belmont with the
Iron Il. r.. at Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad, and
boats mp the Ohio River.
81 lOE5AAA II master
This elegant steamer wiz leave -
as above E
TUESDAY, 18th instant, At 5 pm.
Tickets for all points via Memphis aud st.
Louis packets, North, East and West. applv
70 General Railroad and Steamboat ONCE.
TON b. DUNN, cor. Court and Main SITS.
Freight received Al theSL. Louis WharfDoat.
W E. DILL, Agent.
aa9 FILM. CALVERT. gup't
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MIysrRELs CoMING.-Cal Wagner S
Minstrels are announced to give an en-
tertainment in this city on Monday
evening, April 10th. Happy Cal is
so we'll known, as one OF the best end
men in the burnt cork profession, that
more than the announcement OF his
coming is UNNECESSARY. The Harms
burg Patriot Of last Thursday says;
Cal Wagner's Ministries gave an enter
tainment last evening to an audience of
500 persons-as many as the hall can
accommodate The room was so full
that number were obliged to be content
with a standing posture. We doubt il
ever a company OF MINISTRIES visited
Harrisburg who combined so many mer,
its as Cal Wagners and gave such uni
versal satisfaction. The large audience
last evening loudly applauded the per,
formance from beginning TO end, and
the hall resounded with the most spon-
taneous laughter. AS long as Happy
Cal keeps together his present company
he need never have any fear OF small
houses in this city. He will always
meet with perfect ovatlons.
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE w.

Louis 4. Stlirl. ,N
THIS COMPANY now HAElS0 r. ~.
organized i've years, and ~ iha, u"5 y
a successful business, u stLShgpss o,s.
take risks at fair rates on lSFH,Dt g,.5t.
kinds, Merchandise, Hanuiar'S - u.
GOES on The western klvers and LAKE lsI,,.-
This Company offers sup-sIiM ~ ~ J,
ments 10 Farmers, whereby ihr 20 ,a!
insured on Dwellings, Furniture hAil.,'sr,..
contents, fer three or five year =. ~,
rates. This being State C"ihp'"''
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'or sale by all Grocers.

\ DIALOGUE ~ WALL SrREET.-lt
is vul gar error to suppose that the
hajittcs OF Wall street converse about
nothing but stocks and gold Some
times they talk about their health; and
they all seem 10 have one trouble
JiEouSness. The wear and tear Of spec
ulation invariably tells upon the liver.
How do YOU think I'm looking?
said a well-known Bull to a friend in
the Long Room, few days after the
late smash.up in gold; ADO look
panic struck p
No; by Jove!' was the reply; YOU
look in trim to fight for mans life.
Never saw you looking better.
Let me Cell you secret, my boy,
returned the great operator Il drink
no wine, no brandy, no barroom stimu'
liant of any kind but just keep my
stamina up with an occasional dose OF
PLANTATIONS BIrTERs; and if you'll 10
me the favor to try it for that bile on
the stomach you're always complaining
Of I'll furnish the margin for your next
spec. if it doesn't cure YOU.
The gentleman referred 10 (the initial
Of whose Christian name is not rey far
from the end of the alphabeD has I'M
bounded confidence in the restorative
aud his bright eye, firm nerves and won
derful powers Of endurance prove that
il is we'll founded.
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REAL Alexander Kid Gloves, only
81 80 per pair, at Boyd n Sitlers.

TREsrLE WORK BUENED.-About halt
past two o clock yesterday morning, and
just after a freight train had passed over
it, the trestle work on the Central Ohio
railroad, some four miles below Barnes
vile, was discovered to be on fire.
About sixty feet Of the work was burned.
The passenger train which left here
Yesterday was obliged to transfer pas,
sengers and baggage there. We can't
say we are sorry this trestle has been
DESTROYED, for the Baltimore n Ohio
company will now put up a good aud
substantial culvert or bridge there
There will be no delay hereafter, for
the management of this road with their
usual energy will have everything fixed
right to-day.
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BEST Josephine Kid Gloves, only
sl.75 per pair, at Boyd a SitlerS.

RIVER NEws.-The river is falling
with nine feet in the channel. The re-
ports from Pittsburgh show that the
riveris falling there with seven feet two
inches in the channel.
The Hudson is advertised TO leave tor
Cincinnati this afternoon az ) o'clock.
There is no better boat anywhere, and
certainly no more popular commander
than Captain Russell.
The Courier will leave at l. o'clock
this morning for Parkersburg. Captain
Jack Harrison will take the best OF care
of those who favor his beautiful packet
with their company.
The Hope will leave Tor Matamoras
and intermediate ports at 10 o clock this
morning. For freight or passage apply
to Captain Williamson, on board.
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JorvIN and Empress Kid Gloves, only
81 60 per pair, at Boyd Il Sitlers.

FrHNY.-The window Of the store on
Main street, lately occupied by Rouss N
Stoner presented very funny appear,
ance yesterday. Some one had gathered
up a lot of cards, used by the late occu:
pants, and with them labeled various ar
ticles, so that there was exhibited the
stump of an old broom, labeled Three
for % cents" a decayed and battered
tile was shown to be "All linen, cheap
at $3.50" an empty jug was ticketed at
Sl.00:" a box was labeled drawers,
six cents each, and so on to the end of
the chapter. 1t made good deal fun
nier show to look at than to tell OF.
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Laugh dull care away
With merry All Fools Day.

We do not know that we can better
close our brief notice of "the day we
celebrate" than by copying the follow.
ing lines from an English almanac of
the year 1860:
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The QUINTETTE CLUB.-All music
lovers who were present last evening at
the Opera House, to hear the Mendels-
sohn Quintette Club, from Boston, must
have come away pleased. The enter
tainment was of the highest order in
respects. Everybody who knows any
thing OF music acknowledges the mar
velous musical genius and culture which
the Club combines in its FIVE members,
and the oftener listened to the more
they charm and surprise their audi
enceS.
The opening piece was the overture
to "Semiramis," one of the great works
of Rossin. What could these five
gentlemen do with it2 The first halt
dozen notes gave the answer, and until
the last notes of the splendid overture
were heard the audience was still, and
then were enthusiastic with applause.
The distinguished vocalist, Mrs. j.
W. Weston, has a fine voice, highly
cultivated, which she manages with a
skill and ease truly wonderful, placing
her among the best artistes of the
country The instrumental portion Of
the entertainment was. in all respects,
superior to any we have ever heard in
the West, and worthy the reputation
of this superb troupe.
The audience was select, and only
such an one as the best artistes can Ca Il
out. Taken altogether the concert was
one of the best ever given in this city.
They will give one grand concert at
Washington Hall on next Saturday
evening, April Sth. Sale of reserved
seats will commence on next Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock at Hamilton x
Harding's music store Reserved seats
81 90, at the door 75c.
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SCHOOL ExHIBITIoNs.-The exhibi.
tons Of the public schools Of the city
yesterday and last evening were very
largely attended and gave the highest
satisfaction.
The entertainment given at Turner
Hall by the First Ward School, under
the direction of Prof Bundy, gave
equally as good satisfaction as on
Thursday night The pupils all &C.
Quilted themselves most admirably.
AT the close OF the exhibition Miss A.
Robertson, on behalf of the pupils Of
the school, in very neat speech, pre-
scented Prof. Bundy with gold headed
cane. Though the affair was evidently
unexpected by him, the Professor re-
sponded in a very happy and well
timed speech for the honor done him.
The examination of the pupils in the
German department of the Clay town.
ship school, under the direction of Mr..
Snowden, came off yesterday afternoon.
The improvement in the pupils was
great and gave the parents present the
most lively satisfaction.
The pupils Of Union township school
gave an entertainment at the new
school house last night. 1t was so
crowded as to be uncomfortable, and
great many OF the visitors unable to get
a sight of the young speakers amused
themselves examining the magnificent
building devoted to the purposes OF edn-
cation.
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successor.
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Purity, STRENGTH, ECoNoMY.-These
three requisites are combined in Doc
LEY's well-known YEAST POWDER. As
each ingredient entering into its com
position is free from any deleterious or
injurious substances, the PURITY and
full STRENGTH of each article is guaran-
teed in the manufacture and as one
pound OF DOOLEY's YEAST POWDER will
las a third longer in culinary depart
ment, than the vast majority of Baking
Powders in market, it proves cOnclu-
si,ely that it is the most economical.
Convenient to have in the house, and
universally produces light and elegant
food.
For sale by all Grocers.
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WHEELING, December Alo
H CAs7 PASSENGER TR.n
81 -sfisn~SeEwill run by The SiA.A>
schedule on and after December a,rG y,.S
Wheeling time: ~
CINCINNATI EXPIRES
EAsT-LEANEs wHr-LEAyN
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at......5:A A. N. daily at.-l,E,,
ARRIVES AT ARRIVE Az
Grafton.........9:5hA A. NJ. Zanr>N lie .T,,,
cumberland. $40 p. NJ. Newark. SS II
Raltimore.....9:i0 SanduNky lis,
Vash'n Cityl0:i5 Columbus TS
New York.....5:5O A. N. Cinciuuaii- ..n
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAHEs wESU-lElyT
! Wheeling "Wht1..INu
daily at.....4:5O p. N. daily at -. yS,,
ARRIVES AT ARRIvEs AT
| Baltimore. ...&iO A. NJ. GAINESVILLE. a.,
Wash Cty~lO:OO Newark ...n...Sr -
| New York Alb =. NJ. Columbu>. ...i,S
"sund"!s rINT-
MAIL TRAlN.
EAsr-LEAvEs wESr-LLAyn
eWheeling NBrlla!r
daily at. 1885 p. NJ. daily at At,,
ARRIVES AT ARHlNES Al
GRAFTON. ....... o.UO \. VI. NtWaik....... ~ A
| Baltimore. AS 4. NJ. Sandu>ky. i.lty
| WaSht'n CityiI5 ColumhU, . su,
! New York ...6;jO A. NJ. Cincinnati. I4rFy
I saturdays excepted. "Sunday> ,,orr
ACCOMMODATES.
EAsT-LEANEs wFSr-LENyE
| "Wheeling ,"Wh"r.iug
daily at.....l0;'R A. NJ, daily M..-iEf,
ARRIVES AT AREINsS Al
| Grafton........ i:2l =. NJ. GAINESVILLE O.. w.
1 ParkerSb'g... 8I5 " Newark .. l7a
7 Cumberl'd..l0;O SanduNky l.,,F
! Sundays excepted. tulumhu, .l.8
'Sunduy> nuIu
( Trains on the Main Line make clrrot
/ lions AT Baltimore with trains Tor Phlaa,
| phia, New York and Boston. Al Er.
| House, via Washington CITY, tur a. l'l
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct o,u.,
/ ton at Columbus for all points We OBJ
| Northwest.
I Tickets 10 all principal points can Ia p
cured al the Office.
JOHN l.. WILSON.
Master OF Transportation, kaltimor
X. I. DENRlFS,
JAM General Agent, WhrrIIul
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No CASE.-For the first time in sew
eral weeks the police court lacked a
subject, Yesterday morning. This, we
opine, is due to the fact that everybody
is moving, and that our regular galoots
are so busy working, assisting movers,
and earning whisky money, that they
haven't time to get tight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01

NoTrE To HoUsEKEErERS.-Buy your
paper at PAUL Bros d Co., No. 30
Market street, and save fifteen per cent
by getting those wide English goods,
which are greatly superior to American
papers both in the quality of the paper
and in the colors they are printed in,
and sell for the same price. You will
find there the best assortment in the
city, all styles, prices and qualities
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01

ARRESTED. Peter Clark was arrested
yesterday on charge OF having com
mitted an assault AMI battery on Peter
Hansenauer and some other German
whose name has escaped us. He will
have an examination before Squire
Johnston today, probably.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01

NAcATIoN.--With the close OF exer,
cises in the public schools this evening,
a vacation will commence, extending TO
Monday, April 3d.-Intelhgncer.
Yea, verify, and more too. The va
cation will extend until Monday, April
10th, il we are not misinformed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01

NOT THE MAN-We mentioned yes
terday the name Of Thomas Williams
as having been before the police court
on charge of drunkenness This is not
Horse Thomas Williams, but quite
a different individual.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-01

We never saw Main street look much
Iivcler than now. Buyers of goods at
wholesale are in town in great nun
bers and the bills purchase are said to
be unu sually large.