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1t is the practice of some of our contemporaries
to exat the English civ il service reform and de-
preciate our own, when the fact is that neither
system is perfect. The defects in the British
system are just as glaring as in the American,
though of a different character. We might,
nevertheless, follow the lead of the British gov
eminent with profit in some of their late efforts
to reform existing abuses there; such for in
stance as the new rule which provides that after
the candidate for appointment in the civil ser
vice has passed his examination and received his
certificate of qualification, he shall enter on a
six months period of probation, to test his con-
duct and capacity in the transaction of business
The candidate is not to be finally appointed to
the public service, unless the six months pro-
baton shall furnish satisfactory proof of his fit
ness to be permanently employed. Such q rule,
faithfully carried out, would be good one here
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PERSONAL.

nR LEON has returned to tine city, and is pre-
- pared TO fulfill any engagement made during his
absence Lad,as apd Gentlemen can call at his new
YpIA .THOMPsON'S LAST SENSATION:
~" Up in balloon, boys,
1.-The had seen sI Dir. DARBY,
He would not have gone MP so soonl'' SCI I'm
XQU KNOW HOW IT Is YOURSELF, that old
Il DIR: DARBY, los "a street, a few doors south
single one Of any other physician He is particns
aLly s1Sssssipl in Female Complaints, Syphilis and
I AIDES FRIEND AND DOCrOR.-Rooms for
Patients; success in every case or no charge; c.e
visit only necessary. Address Madame DRuIT,
Baltimore. Enclose four stamps. austin
oLAnIES.yELPhTsG GOLDEN IlNCTURE
Oh FEMALE PILLS are never failing re q
edy in removing all irregularities apd obstructioas
Ofice 906 street w, bet. 9th and 18th. s24 In
nR. GARDNER, LATE OF THE RICoRD s. s.
from Is m 70 5 can sf . oee
ofl ba St and PenI 81 sye91e stOTy
tween 10th and 18th SITS. n: W: FROM his great eT-
perence in treating 1000 at the o. s. We
both male and fsaae he can warrant sc cure in
few days. His medioines for 0onorrhea both NAL,
fPS h at IS
N. B;5Upon the receipt Of $40, advice and msdi.
SRe mill be sent e express He warrants cure
62S DIR; J. BEAUMONT, SPECIAL PLY siciAD
VIZ. and surgeon for Gentlemen only. Consslt
Office. Hours. 4 ts7 D. m. Fee, moderate. auiasas'
DE, Lh 4sk xkLL,ksows ssEcn4L LIST,
Established he,e for the asf Tea Yeas, il hie,l,
recommended to those desiring the services OF Q con
sulting physician.
He Is recogPizsd tia only reliable, safe and
skiful physician, makinea speciality Of female
plants in the city.
LADIES suffering from irregularities, " saknessa
or any COMPLAINT peculiar 70 their sex, can connd,
q speedy and thorough cure, without fail.
The Doctor especially invites cah from thoss
female tApostors, ho.ry headed Quseks, and ham
bugs infasting the city, and ell advertised nostrum
and French pills.
Sepdyak yooms Jos lady sat,est,.
Cons olting rooms, 1011 X ST., above Pa avenue
ALL SKIN DISEASES CURED. jys
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JAMES T. LEWIS
y PURE"fAIPYIEW BLACKBERRY WINE
lwsrrantedD Introduced through the physicians.
Seid BY druggists only. For sale, Wholesale By
CHARLES ST0TT CO.,
eul| m Psnngyivania avenue.
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rIrHIEE I BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF PUB:
ENENING, September 70. att O'Clock. seii>a
MRHs kFb Tslins e c TIE Hw9EKlNG
PS5h Ward vii be he'd at heir hall 81 ere II pa
snd First streets northwest, TUESDAY EVENING
ssii clock 'haF RES Fl BisRros secretary
rSST. JOHNS LODGE, No. II F. & A. M
Th h6nG Nil be !, sPGci,M Meeting q ST.
TUESDAY, september l.Ih At o'clock D. m. All
hasIer Mascns IN good standing are fraternally IN
ri i; to attend By order W NJ " prrn g
10+NOTICE,.Thsrs will be specisl Meeting
Ith instant, at m. sharp, stoti's Hall corner
o,nS, gSsSERH IA lst Vice President:
@AsS0CIATED SURVIVORS OF wAROF
Row M6BNiNG in the large room s1 ~ ourwa.hiDs
ton rair%sd dept 10 receive the Defenders Of Bal
earnestly requested TO wear his cOckade and badge
'' II TINS 'H'' JAMES L%URENsoN, Secretary.
@ECUNOMICAL BUILDING AsSOCIA-
US TION.-The regular monthly meeting Of this
Association Vii be a held at the Eo,Ed Of Trades
SScloek p m The prompt attendanse Of every
s &c a Ss to the
Of stock. FREDK. KOONEs, Sec y. seli-st
NTA MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF
viii be- ON free FREE eSsstiOa
i2,h Instant ~ at the Board q Trade
ers Associsti6n. For expenses . volantary con-
tribution viii be received. Sale of the Frnits
at o'clock p. m IL
TA PUBLIC MEETING,. UNpER TUE
IN Lincoln Hsll NJ. G; A. Building, ON TUES
consider what should be done in regard to the social
evil and its victims.
Receptev events render immediate action imperative.
IL IL hoped that al Christian, philanthropic men
and women will give this subject a careful hear
ing. 1t
"CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
2SHihly netting Of CEN
the Columbia Law Building, sth street opposite Ju-
dietary Square, on TUESDAY EVENING, I,th in
sssS wM.w MOORE, sec,y.
GTMEssRs DEMPsTER Stafford an
gY nounee 20 the public that on and after the
nth instant they will assume the
ENTIRE CONTROL
q an the delivery route: Tor the CAPITAL both in
subsefpsons len ia al the once Of the Capital
u Ss% % Be
n<THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Is
uS invited to my large STOCK OF SCHOOL
BOOKS, STATIONERY aud SCHOOL REQUI-
SITES. which am prepared to sell at the very
lowest prices, wholesale and retail, ct No lOa6
Seventh street, above New York avenue.
sel-lm RICHARD ROBERTS.
0~PBEsIDENT's OFFICE, CHESAPEAKE
Ill AND OHIO CANAL COMPANY,
FREDERICK. MD, sept s. ls7I
Notes 20 fhs Holders ~ Tie Preferred COastrEcto.
Sends.
Persons holding any Of this class Of Bonds the
Coupons Of which were not funded in January IS5f,
are requested 90 commupieste 70 this ONCE the nun
Der OF such Bonds, By whom held, address Of the
holder date Of issue, and amount Of Bond, together
with the number Of Coupons attached to said Bonds
uDon which 10 interest has been paid since lisa.
se7-as JAMES G. CLARKE, President.
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EVENING CLASSES IN FRENCH.

EyENING CLASSES IN FRENCH.
Professor HENRI MASON will begin his Glasses
IN French on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 18Th at 7
O'Clock. A Special Class OF Conversation for ladies
and gentlemen will be formed at the same time;
glasses to meet at o'clock, at his residence, No
2113 Pennsylvania avenue. seIl-6ts
HOi FOR ROCKVILLE FAIR.
A large OMNIBUS will leave r. CRUIT 4 SONS
stables, Georgetown, EVERY MORN EY35sa =
ING, for the Fair, at Ia O'Clock. Secure =
your seats at Cruit : stable, 11th street. AI05
between q and ii; Arlington stables, streei be-
tween Ith and 18th, and Georgetown stables sli3t+
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, WISH To CALL
w the attention Of those W no are desi- .:3ssS =
rous Of visiting our gricultural Fair to SaR -
be held at Rockville, that We will run WN5
street, at o'clock a. m; on each day of the Fair,
line OF Omnibuses for the benefit Of the public, at
the reduced fare Of 50 round trip 80 half trim
sell-SlF T. NAYIOR q SON
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

+ o sA LIZ.
will purchase a first class cottage-built FRAME
HoUSk, nine rooms. hath room, gas and water
ssS on street nSrS Se,RS SP "a ,s sSs @ 81
within one square Of the New York avenue and II
We ALEC offer At bargain three six-roorn FRAME
HUCS b, on 81 street, near y. Price 81 30 cash,
& W. WALKER sCo,
SIC street, between Sth and OH
sel-eolm opposite Patent Ofice.
L more and Washington Railroad, three-Q quarters
Of mile from the boundary and one-guArter Of a
dred yards Of the tract This property Is ofered for
sale most favorable terms; u in the tract
inss are required they win be put upon the Property
at the lowest cost price, or 10 per cent additional Il
Tq9rc ses Ess q sa Agent 'oii
7th street. aus
E0R RENT-A new and comfortable six-room
ing, on slth street, fifth house north Of street
Rent in advance Is Fer H PS2ts
cas- Louisiana avenue,
JyHd third door east Of Seventh street.
FOB RENT-A s.mfqTtsLle and HANDSOME
bath room; water closet sas and bells ali through,
and large yard: Inquire Of pr. DAN1L b. CLARKE,
Il Inquire n. W. corner of sth and ID SITS. ie2i Sm'
I city viii find large, airy. Rooms st Sos isth
and al moderate prices TABLE BOARD. 0'0P 1ss
LOB REAT-An OFFICE in TIE EVENING sTAx
Building, suitable for Justices office OF for
having been used for that purpose for long time.
Apply az The Star counting room. je1s-dtf
Fog RENT-A fne COUNTY, STAT, IN tuIl
.n,.r HALL BOSS Re-. E e ssI Brokers' .
NOR SALT ON RFNT-Tha sIegant OoTTNTay
rsSsnt G sSs Sas D. Ssn o.
SO q; SSs'
FOR sALE-Two a-story Press Brick Front
4 HOUSES, containing six rooms and bath each;
m,,sr ~ f1 1s, ~ ., Lowry,
al Mo2sF
YEN H. stS 81 an Of land
requiring but moderate cash payment. 'ln' '"''
corner 18th street ana New York avenue.
mhl+t lRep. and Chron.1
FOR RENT--The large DWELLING HOUSE
aS. pennsyiysnis avenue, six doors east Of the
mmr ' ''' FEssss SIS 2ss, fkHLos,
FOB SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
OF, 600 ACRES OF LAND In Macon county, ".
o., Blue Ridge Railroad running through IL. so 900
acres in Cherokee county, N. O., all fine grazing
lands and covered with choice timber fruit
climate, specially the apple. Also, 3s 900
shannon and Reynolds counties, Oregon. Will ex-
change Tor city progerty or part cash and part in
mhll-d corner Of 9TH and streets.
EQR RENT-A desirable aud commodious
Il HOUSE, with all the modern improv ements,
situated on the corner Of 18th and O streets. For
terms and particulars inquire at 4e1 Pennsylvania
avenue. &C sl-u
tNOR RENT-Comfortably Furnished PARLOR
Il and CHAMBERS, In a house with all modern
Improvement, and in q beautiful situation; south
'front.' In the First Ward corner 10Th and stseets,
No. 2OOSl &C 8-dn
E0R RENT-Six nne OFFICE ROOMS in the
Il Shepherd Building, SOS Pennrylvania svenuef
south side fe lc-d
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS, with first-ciass BOABD.
II Terms mcdsrate. Apply No. All 18th street,
between and III streets. sell-4tr
DLEASANT SISHED AND UNFUR-
Il nlshed ROOMS for rent, with BOARD; 1913
10Th street corner Massachusetts, avenue. sell 81
BOARD WITH VERY PLEASANT ROOMS
W. sea Tvs
EURNIsHED ROOMS AND BOARD SIS PER
Il week; Table Board, "a per week: first class
house; desirable location; bath and gas; No 3IOI
street, between Sd and 9Th seq St
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, FRONT
Il and back, communicating. couple of BOARD
EBS viii be taken m private family where there
are no Other boarders. Call at 903 9Th street, near
corner of street. seq 6tt
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH FIRST
CLASS TABLE BOARD, every comfort and
convenience, at 1000 street, corner 10Th. SCI Ct
ELIGIBLE AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS
IL near the Departments, with frst-class Board,
can be had at No. 1915 street, on reasonable
terms. Also, Table Boarders accommodated If
EIRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable terms
at 1901, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street Good location and accessible. mhf3-ly
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FOR SALE.

E0E SALE, CHEAP-A JENNY LIND TABLE
Il nearly new. Apply at The Star Office. se9-3t'
FOR SALE-A good lot Of SECONDHAND
Il LUMBER. consisting of Doors, Sash and Blinds
and Flooring. Will be sold cheap by applying mma-
dately on street, between 9Th and 10Th SITS. $751;
lust ARRIVED, AND FOR SALE, AT n
BARRICk'S STABLES. tSN
sih and streets, twenty five good Y0UNGNSA
HORSES. seS-3ts
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DRY GOODS.

CLOSING OUT CARPETs.-HaEing decided not
~ 20 keep Carpets after Oct LIST. will sell stock
on hand, consisting Of Ingram, Hemp and Stair
arpets al less than present wholesale prices Also,
- JOHNSON a COLBY.
se1-ot Ill Market Spaca
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LOST AND FOUND.


MIssING-A light BRINDLE cow, nearly
lVl white, sfrayed from her lot, 201 l1eCt
street. $50 reward will be paid for her re- 2AX
covery. selfa
IF THE COIORED MAN THAT PICKED ZIP
q small GOLD BRACELET on 18th street, be-
tween and streets; Sunday last, will return it to
it will be called for. sell St.
7 OsT-On the Georgetown cars, or AZ the Metro
IL poitan National Bank, or ca street or 18th
street n this 10th day of September, the sum Of
TEN DOLLARS, in two fves. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by calling or writing to No.
- 20 street, near the Circle. Call in the eve
ming. IT.
chm REwARD.-Lost between my residence
SlUy IN Prince g Georges county, Md: ana
O., POCKET BOOK, Containing as follows: One
S5e0, one elCo, and one IS Treasury note. The
finder will please leave il with Teller at above Bank,
+ 0ST-0n the morning Of the 5th OF September
IL between the Metropolitan Hotel and the South
ern Railroad Depot, an old, dark leather POCKET
BOOK, bound with steel, and steel clasps contain
also, lock Of hair, wrapped in tissue paper; also,
copies OF inscriftinns on two monuments-those Of
Jonathan and Elizabeth Jackson. The owner is
chiefly DESTROYS Of recovering the pocket book and
301 street the finder will be suitably rewarded by
CARLISLE MCPHERSON, Attorneys. sell-sts
0ST-On Wednesday morning., In the First
yslia avenue, avery email back and tanS
sLUT; short tail, cropped ears, yellew@
chin and feet, and spots on her eyes and neck. A
LIBERAL reward win be paid by her owner, at 2o3l
y. Isul0l J. N. ORME.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08

RIVER NEws.-The river is still SWELL
ing slowly, the marks last evening
showing eleven feet five inches. AT
Pittsburgh they have a rising river
with eight feet three in the channel.
The coal fleet is taking advantage Of
the present fine boating stage to run
their boats of black diamonds to Gin
cinnati and below.
The favorite R. r. Hudson arrived on
time yesterday and will leave for Gin
cinnati this afternoon at 3 o'clock
CAPTAIN Russell is one Of the most com
petent and gentlemanly commanders on
the river, and his packet is great favor
lite with travelling public.
The Courier is to.day's Parkershurg
packet, leaving at II o'clock this morn,
ing. Captain Jack Harrison is in com
mand, an assurance that passengers
will receive the best Of care.
The Hope will leave at 10 o'clock tor
Matamoras and intermediate ports. She
is one of the reliable packets, and her
officers take pleasure in accommodate
ing all who take passage on her. For
freight or passage apply on board.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08
THE GKRMAS CELEBRAnoN.-we

The GERMAN CELEBRArIoN.-We
have been favored with the following
correspondence between George W.
Franzheim, President CT the citizens
committee for the feace Jubilee, and
Mayor LETTERS. The correspondence
explains itself. The SUNDAY NEWS OF
tomorrow will contain the particulars
of the proposed jubilee, the line Of
march, &c:
WHEELING, April 4th, 1871.
Hon. George JtiBers, Mayor Of the city
of Wheeling.
DEAR S1R-By resolution passed at
the meeting Of the citizens committee
held last evening at Turner's Hall,
have the honor to extend to you q
cordial invitation to the Peace Jubilee
to be celebrated by the German Amer,
can citizens on Monday, the 10th inst.
1t will afford me great pleasure to have
your acceptance at an early day.
Respectfully, yours,
G. w. FRANzHEM, Pres.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08

MENDELssoHN QUINrErrE CLUBs-
The concert last evening at Library
Hall by the Mendelssohn Quintette
Club, assisted by Mrs. J. w. Weston,
was an emlnently enjoyable one. The
selection of a majority of popular
pieces showed good taste, and won the
favor of the audience completely. We
have not room for an extended notice
and must content ourselves with saying
that the performance was worthy the
finished artists who gave it. Mrs. Yves,
toms powers as a singer have not been
overrated. She is an artist of first-class
abilities, and we hope that she may
visit our city often.-Pinsbugh Com
mercial Of the 9Th.
They will give one grand concert at
Washington Hall to-nigt. Reserved
seats can be secured at Hamilton q
Harding's Music Store today,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08

L. V. BLOND, l07 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08

PROFESSOR FRAZIER, well known to
many Of our citizens as a thorough
classical scholar and very successful
teacher, will open classical school at
the Lindsey Institute next Monday
1t is designed to make the study OF the
Greek and Latin classics specially and
great pains will be devoted to securing
thorough proficiency in these branches
which are indispensable to a liberal
education. Instruction will also be
given in the usual English branches and
limited number of pupils who desire
to study these branches alone, will be
received. Professor Frazier's good
reputation as a scholar and his ability
to impart instruction should insure
him full school.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08
No. "a Monroe street.

A GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
J. Charlock, a printer in the office Of
the Ohio Weekly Clarion, writes to the
proprietors of the PLANTATION BIrTERs
as follows: Three months ago | was
the mere shadow Of a man, and so
debilitated that my limbs shook under
me while at work. The compassion at
the next case said to me one day,
Andrew you need tonic; that's what's
the matter; and there's no tonic that
was ever got up equal to PLANTATION
BITTERs. Try EN-. haze tried EN-,
and you are at liberty to state (referring
70 me for confmation) that they have
restored my health, and | believe, saved
nv life
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GEORGE Francis TRA1y.-Mr. Train,

GEORGE FRANCIS TRA1N.-Mr. Train,
we believe, is the only extempore lee
turer in America. He never uses notes
or commits to memory; hence he has
no set lecture. He, however, does not
repeat, although he spoke twenty-eig mt
successive nights in San Francisco for
ten thousand dollars in gold, and sixteen
successive Sunday evenings in Tam
many, New York. to immense audi
ences.-American Literary Bureaus Cir
cular, Chicago, 1871.
Mr.. Train is to speak at Washington
Hall on Tuesday evening next Adj
mission so cents. Reserved seats 10
cents. Tickets for sale at 10 A. N. on
Monday, at Hamilton l. Harding
music store.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08

ADVANCE IN PRICES.-At convention
of iron and nail manufacturers held in
Pittsburgh, Thursday, in which nearly
all the rolling.mills and nail-factories
of Western Pennsylvania, West Vir-
gina, Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky
were represented, the price Of iron was
advanced lc. per h., and nails DC. per
keg. This makes the price of nails
$3.50 for l0d. to God, with a regular
advance for other sizes, and iron SIC;
card rates on GO days subject to . per
cent. discount for cash in ten DAYS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08

DIDN'T CONE TO TIME-General Golf,
U. s. District Attorney, reached the
city yesterday, but the balance Of the
Court, as near as we could learn, didn't
come to time. The witnesses and jul
rors were all in the city, and everything
was ready for the trial Of David A..
Marshall, for an alleged violation Of the
United States postal laws, except the
presence of the Judge and clerk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08

SHUoLD BE CARED FoR.-About two
o'clock halfcrazed creature, known
to the police as Mrs. Morgan, went to
the calaboose and demanded admission.
She had with her her child, about a
year old, that looked as if it had known
nothing but misery, neglect and abuse
from its birth. This child should be
cared for The woman is subject to
fierce paroxysms, and in her insanity
would as like kill her child as not. She
is certainly unable to care for herself
and as certainly cannot properly care for
the little one.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08

EARLY.-We saw, yesterday, the first
fly of summer, buzzing alone. Of his
pesky companions, who were dried up
and gone, he alone had the muscle to
get on the wing and light on our bald
head and sit there and sing. Wewished
he had starved dead, but we wished it
in vain, for we know that in few days
we'll have flv time again.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08

GAME suppers are now fashionable in
Bellaire. They consist Of pretzels,
Switzer case and beer, and the party
play seven,up or euchre to see who
foots the bill. And that's the gamiest
part Of il.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08

NOTICE TO HoUsEKEEPERS.-Buy your
paper at PAUL Bros g. Co., No. 90
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.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R, R, On

WHEELING, December n. In
r. lssE PASSENGER TR,I%
~ -S sfcSwill run by the fniI,,.M!,'
schedule on and after December aS,h in
Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPIRES
EAsT-LEAvEs wEr-Ls,yn
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at.....o:-u A. N. daily at~-llF AZ
Grafton.-.....9:s5A A. NJ. GAINESVILLE .i,,.pv
Cumberland. $40 p. N. Newark ....... S.,, %.
Baltimore.--S4O Sandusky....lla "
Wash'n Cityl0=a5 ColumbLs..-b.S
New lork....5:50A A. NJ. Cincinnati. LIS
FAST LINE.
EAsr-LEAvEs wEST-LENyr
Wheeling "Wheelise
daily at. $50 p. n. daily at. >,b,,
ARRIVES AT ARRIyEsAr
Baltimore.....yS A. N. GAINESVILLE. l.Lps
Wash. City loco Newark ...........N q"
New fofK.-4:lo y. NJ. Columbus....isS
"Sundays e1np'N.
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsr-LE.ysS
eWheeling sBrllair
daily at....lO:S p. NJ. daily at? :loA.s
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
Grafton. 500 A. N. Newark. ;.NA.s
Baltimore. AS =. NJ. Sandusky... I.5p.s
Washt'n City6:O0 Columbus. gNuA.s
New York ....5;50 A. N. Cincinnati. lhPS
saturdays excepted. 'SundayS rxNep'-i
ACCOMMODATION.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsr-LEAyEs
sWheeling ,"Whecling
daily at-...l0:D A. NJ, daily t.. iiUPS
ARRIVES AT ARRINFS Al
Grafton. ..... Al p. VI. ,IanesS lille. EH
Parkersb'g... 9:i5 Newark. lut"
Cumberl'd..l0 SanduSky roo. lrga.N
Sundays excepted. Columbus l:sl
Sundays excepted
Trains on the Main Line make conncr.
lions at Baltimore with trains for Philadr
phia, New York and Boston. At Relay
House, via Washington city, for all point,
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connec.
ton at Columbus for all points West STD
Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can W. pro
cured at the Office.
JOHN l.. WILSON.
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore
X. I. DENRIfS,
JAM General Agent, Wheeling
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08

A New THING.-Hugo Loos,ithe en-
inent cigar dealer, on Monroe street,
near Odd Fellows Hall, has made a
new tip, called the Bismarck tip, which
he sells five for dime. They are deli
cious. He has also a fine assortment Of
meerchaum cigar holders Naiad Queen
chewing tobacco and fine cigars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08

Nor A CAsE.-Yesterday was another
dry day in police circles. We repeat
our exclamation Of day or two since ::
Eight wards in the city and not a case
before the Police Court. Horrible!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08

SILK neckties prevail on fashionable
pet dogs. The woman who would dec
crate a poodle as we saw one yesterday
ought to have the care Of five-and,
twenty children, so as to have some.
thing else to do.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-08

LITERARY DEPor.-The readers of the
REGISTER will find firstclass News
Depot in Mcclure House building, Mon
roe street, one door above Market street.
McKelvey has established his head
quarters there and will supply his
friends with reading matter always
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