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JONES.
Several Of the Original welsh Family
The Right and the Wrong Jones
Many JOneses.

Yesterday there appeared in the AP-
PEAL q personal notice, in which c,
Jones was requested to call at this office
AT nine O'Clock the Jones family begun
to call. They are q lazy people we infer.
from the fact that none came earlier
than nine. The first Jones that came
was a cross-eyed, lantern-jawed, knock
kneed, "ornery-loOking cuss." His
arms were longer by a foot than his coal
sleeves, and he came up to the Business
Managers desk with his head thrown
back, that he might look under his spec.
tacles, the APPEAL in his extended left
hand, and pointing at it with the right,
he exclaimed: "pm named c. Jones, and
If you want me, Pm at your SERVICE
Bus. Man. =" But you are not the
Jones we want to see"
Jones-"Couldn't you tell me what
you want; 1 can be generally useful"
Bus. Man.-HThe Jones we want
can be particularly useful Just now, and
therefore we advertise for him"
Jones' And Pm not the Jones you
want2p
Bus. Man.-"Not a bit of it."
AS this Jones "erited,u two of the
same little family popped in, each hold
AhA ~ aA LEEEAL GaLh POAnAAnA ~ III
fatal Personal" and each asking, as
he iammed himself against the counter,
"Am l the gemman 'ferred tew in them
interesting lines?"
Before the Business Manager could
answer, one Jones turned short around
upon the other Jones, and each eyed the
other from cellar to garnet, and each
simultaneously asked, "Is your name
Jones?p
Three other strangers hurried in,
each holding up a copy of the
APPEAL, and as the foremost was
asking the Business Manager the now
stereotyped question, Gam ! the man
you advertised for this morning." two
more Joneses came bounding In. The
room was full ofJoneses, and four Jones
boys wanting carriers places came in,
and the condition of things grew alarm
ing. Our Business Manager said that he
could do nothing fora week but define
the identity of the Joneses. He there
fore requests us TO insert for the benefit
ofthis prolific family the statement that
the G. Jones sought has presented him
self, and to the twenty-seven Others who
called, and to the seven thousand others
expected to-day, he begs 70 be excused
he Is not in.
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OFFICIAL reports Of sales Of sewing
machines for the year 1871 show that
the sales by the Singer Manufacturing
Company amounted to Isl, $50, dating
from January l, 1871 to December 81,
1871 inclusive. This is $1,000 more than
any other company sold during said
year, and is owing in a very great de-
gree TO the popularity Of the NEW Fam
ny" Machine, which far surpasses all
others now in use. Merriman y VIII
cox, agents, 2734 Main street.
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NoTICE.-The steamer Belle Lee viii
have a clerk OF the levee to receive to-
day and tomorrow. r. w. Lightburne,
general agent, SO Levee.
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LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.

All Liberal Republicans, fsyoring the
Cincinnati movement, are requested to
meet at Gneenlaw O~pera-house this
evening, In the Second Chancery Court
room, at eight o'clock. This Is under
the call Of ex-senator Fowler and others.
MANY LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.
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SPRAYED.

HOk5E%G5 kEMAhD-From Fou Picker
III iug, . iOw-alzsai uhlcksst black hOrss,
EaHAu bfsoai he vac Darsiootsa ana haa
Long maoes H. Ne4y buyi aud was sSeu uSaI
bsslls ana shelby streeAa lasl SUNDAY Lhe lain
fusL. VIII a sorrel MY and . mulc lslrays
al.oL Ale above rev aru VAL be paid lor la
reIurn OF l-nlorLnzllOu leading tusretoi 70 ME.
II Al. Launon, ~ Nam stTUeL 4 give warning
ia / va spare no euoIt OF sNPense 70 gel s2t-
f<facaou OGc Of any VINO euueaVOE " make
WaV ulun u4sm. 6EU. q. HOGAN
hEMAhD@A heavy-set red COW,
exus large bags; about ~ cave mas IN
a-r-blr on rlklt, AMI spit IN left ear; tail
shorL uDpsa VAN white. DelIFer 70
apL5 AAhh NnAhAAs LahoSe street
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fallen 80 inches, with IS feet 3 inches in
the channel. Weather cloudy, after
much rain last night. Departed Alas
ka, for New Orleans.
NASHVILLE, April 1S.-The river Ii
falling rapidly; the fail altogether is
s feet. Weather fair and clustering.
ST.. LOUIS, April IS.-Arrived: Mary
+. Poe, from Red river; City Of Alton
Departed: City Of Quincy, for New Or
River stationary. Weather cloudy and
cool.
PrrTsBURG, April 18.-Raining. The
Monongahela river Is rising, with 8 feet
3 inches water IN the channel.
EVANSVILLE, April Is. - Weather
cloudy and cool; tremendous rain after
midnight; violent wind after daylight.
Mercury 49,. The river is swelling, and
very rough. Port list-Up: John Kill
gour, 2 am; nightingale, PPM. Down:
Alice Dean, 4 am Business light.
CAIRO, April Is.-Arrived: Susie Sill
yer, from st. Louis, ! am; Louisville,
from Cincinnati, / am; Marble City,
from Memphis, Z am; Pauline Carroll,
from St. Louis, 9 am; Lady Lee, from
AEA BAAlF II I'm AAs9EAN IA Us AAOAAA
Memphis, 4 pm; Grand Tower, from
St.IOuis, 4 pm. Departed: City OF
Cairo, for New Orleans, 10 pm; Louis
vile, for New Orleans, l am; Susie
Silver, for New Orleans, l am; Marble
City, for St. Louis, 8 am; James How
ard, for New Orleans, IL am: Falls
Pilot, for New Orleans, noon; Lady
Lee, for ST. Louis, 5 pm; Robert Burns,
for Cincinnati, 5 pm; Grand Tower, for
Memphis, s pm. The river has risen 1
inches. Weather cloudy and cool. Cap
tain L. w. Pea and party arrived here
to-day from the scene Of the Oeeanus
disaster, and report no bodies found.
LOUISVILLE, April 1s.-The river is
still falling, with II feet in the canal
and Is feet in the chute, with So feet
under the bridge. Weather cloudy and
cool, and threatening rain. Business
very active. Arrived: MinneOla, from
Cincinnati. Departed: Minneola. for
Memphis; Mary Houston, for New Or
leans.
LITTLE Rock, April I8.-Weather
ing, with 9 feet in the channel out. De-
parted: Minnie, for st. Louis.
New ORLEANS, April 1S.-Arrfved:
LeACA4LlCAlQ dAAU OE4lct1 IOm 6l. LOUIS
Departed: Robert Z. Lee, for Ohio river;
Mary Miller, for Cincinnati. Weather
warm and clear.
WASHINGTON, April I8.-The Senate
Committee on Commerce this morning
heard a large delegation of steamboat
owners, also a delegation Of boiler-plate
manufacturers, In regard to the House
steamboat bill, which the delegation de-
- - l.
ticulars. The committee of steamboat
owners consisted of Sherlock, Of Cincin-
natl; Copeland, of New York city; John
Allen, jr., Of Buffalo; Fisher and Ben
dard, o fist. Louis; Whiting, of Detroit;
Cogle, Of Portland, Me-. and Folger and
Andrews, of Baltimore. The criticisms
of the steamboatmen relate generally to
matters in detail. The plate manufac-
turers oppose certain sections which
they contend impose undue liability
and penalties on them.
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THE agents for the Singer Machine al
Chicago, report that they have sold since
the great fire at that place, the extraor.
binary number of Is, $50 machines of the
Singer New Family improvement
The people of the Northwest know the
value and Importance of sewing ma
chimes. Merriman & Wilcox have the
agency for the sale of this unrivalled
machine at Memphis. Rooms 1874
Main street. rsT f
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t. CMdNNAqI, April ls.-The river ha
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SALE Or EXCHANGE.

AND-Two hundred ana forty acres Of
land. 81 miles north OF hllisboro, Ala
6-ma- nd lie AemphIs ana Charleston Rail
rogd - wesTo Browns Ferry On the 1ennes-
- uver. u miles south Of the beginning Of
~ Muscie rnoslss. The place Is situated al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. with SIX rooms ana BRICK
chfmneys, q wei, lou acres cleared ana ~
ACRE OF good Iand well umbeEed- FIlces sv
Der scre. VIII exchanEe for city OF SUBURBAN
propsrty. CAL 81 80 Main street
splb
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Criminal Court. R. RIippaa. Sudge.

The following cases are set for trial to-
day. Witnesses must be in attenance
promptly: Samuel Moore, larceny; A.
Rosenstiehl, perjury; D. D. Good, lar
cenyi James Cornell, perjury; Andrew
Jackson larceny Young Lewis, larceny;
Young Lewis, burglary; Sam Ewell, lar
eenyi M. Pendergast, larceny; James
Gordon, larceny.
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Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business Col
lege.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery.
No. I'll Main street. Three fauItlesss
gem pictures for fifty cents.
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CHAPPED hands, face, rough skin,
pimples, ringworms, sa1t-rhe1m and
the skin made soft and smooth by using
the Juniper Tar Soap, made by CaseweI,
Hazard q CO., New York. For sale by
all druggists.
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TO EXCHANGE.

nEsIDENCE-A desirable city residence
III TWO blocks from LOurI square, Is onelcl
= EXCHANGED for n Weu-improved county,
Slace mol more than three niles from the cay
Actress, staung location, eLc7
apis CINI II. care Ledger once.
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COLDS AND CoUGHs.-Sudden changes
Of climate are sources of pulmonary and
bronchial affections. Take at once
Browns Bronchial Troches," let the
cold, cough, or irritation Of the throat
be ever 50 slight.
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THERE are numerous cases on reeo

THERE are numerous cases on record
where persons abandoned by their ply
sicians, and exhausted by violent dis
ease, have recoveEedtheiF tone, mobility
and energy by q ~persevering use Of no
other medicine than Upper Blue Lick
Water-the great Alternative and aperi-
ent of the age. Send for pamphlet.
MANSFIELD q HlGBEE. -
Il.. IWhoIaaaIo A~o-fo
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ECoNoMY,-Take your spring clothing
to the Steam Byeing and Cleaning House
Hunt & Hanson's old stand, 26 Sec
ond street. HANSON & WALKER.
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CARPETS.

Our stock is now complete in this line,
consisting of all grades and styles, at
prices that we defy competition. Call
and examine. no trouble to show goods
ARMSTRONG, NALL 4 CO.,
862 Main street.
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COMMUNAL FELICITY.-Nothing tends
more 70 eSnnnplal happiness han cheer
Mrs. Whiteomb's syrup is the great chill
drep's soothing remedy,
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

BUILDING LOTION Preston Place Maol-
II sou street extended, lor lease lor Yen
- ~ low rent. Desirable lots on Oourt
srrset extended, Tor sale cheap; Apply 70
kOfe1EAs
mhg DAVID Z. PkESJON.
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DOLLY WARDEN DAY on FRIDAY.
dolly Varden'' can be seen to-day at
our place Of business in true eolors, in
JACoNET,
PIQUB,
oRGANDIE,
PERcALE,
sERAPIAN STRIPE,
LINEN,
LAWN n CALICO,

and win be worth the trouble to go and
see.
We viii also show a magnificent line
Of DOLLY VARDENH COLLARS
and CUFFS, HATS and SCARFS. We
open this morning MANTLE LINENS
and other Novelties.
Our new PARASOLS, everybody in
search for one, should look at.
We open a new line ORION GREN-
ADINES, which are lower than any,
thing of the kind eve brought to this
town. HERzoG q Bro.
HOSIERY SALE.-Three hundred dozen
Ladies' White Balbriggan Hose, British
Length, at twenty-five cents a pair, or
two dollars and fifty cents a dozen.
FOR TODAY ONLY.
Also line of Ladies' Gauze, Merino
and Isle Vests, from seventy-iye cents.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
For SHERIFF.-A. P. Curry announces
himself as an independent candidate for
reelection to the Office ofSherifffor Shell
By county. Election August, 1872. He
respectfully refers to the merchants and
lawyers Of Memphis as to his fitness to
hold the Office.
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REMovAL-Friends and patrons are
respectfully invited to leave their orders
for the Memphis Steam Dyeilg Estab-
lishment at 81 Madison street, where
the best cleaning and dyeing is done in
the city.
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LAW
supreme Court.

Special % he Appeal
JACKSON, TENN, April Is.-The
Nicholson section concluded hearing
the cases of the State vs.. Easen Il Heard
and the State VS.. Herren. Deaderick's
section occupied all day in hearing Nc.
l Of the Memphis ChanceTy docket.
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FURNITURE.

We wish to inform the public that we
are manufactures of the above article,
and viii for the next sixty days sell at
factory prices with only freight added.
Give US q cal.
ARMSTRONG, NALL & CO.,
QQO Ma4r s4noaf
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CLEANING by chemical process with
out securing only at the Memphis Steam
Dyeing Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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LOCAL ITEMS

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THE cheapest and best steam dyelng
and cleaning house In the city Is at 246
Second street, Hunt & Hanson's old
stand. HANSON d WALKER.
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ALL the Others having been disposed
OF, the Secretary sdyertises the eating
privilege at the track, during race week,
for sale. See advertisement In want
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide, in another column. 1t
should be read by all.
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T~AX-PAYERs Of the Fourteenth District can
reouce their Assessments twenty-five per sent.
gy making their returns 70 the Assessor, Jno.
fore the twenty-nnh day Of April next. After
hat time the assessment is fixed, and no re
duction can be made
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NOTICE.

LHoa several years past my health jndn..a
property on Main and Beale sfreefS NJ ~
hands Of other parties. AAlo Lh6
h1 nsts resSmed sole control Of said premtsss-
rental agent to whom al applicants arsy
SAMUEL NcNA@
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HOOK Il LAgRILL,
NJ QnQ CnnAAA -

No. 328 Second street,
Have just received a lot of Rustic
(woOden) Window Shades, neat, eheal
and durable.
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GROVER & BAKER s. N. CO.,
BIS Main Street, Memphis, Tennessee.
log Main Street, Little Rock. Arkansas.
AUCTION SALES.
By A. FALLER & CO..

AuetiOneers and Commission Merchants.
2I4 FRONT ST, ABOVE ADAMS.
VIII sell THIS MORNING. AZ 10 O5eF0ek-
Without reserve or limit:
80 eases Of Mems Roots.
% eases Of Mems. WOmeH's ana CaIE
dren's shoes
10 eases Ladies' Serch BaImOrags ana
Caters:
50 dozen Mems and Boys HATS
100 dozen Linen Goats and Pants
Also ~seasonaoie Dry Goods, Clothing, No
lions, cutlery, Toilet soaps, etc,
- country merchants and the trade uan-
orally, viii ind to TO their interest 70 attend
these sales. ms
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GAs-FITr1Ne, s15 Second street.

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Only tive dollars and fifty cents peryear,
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PERSONAL.

@ARRIAGF Painting and repairing, corner
ELLIs& DAMAN.
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TIKI celebrate Glycerine Cream, is the best
preparation for rendering the hair soft and
glossy. For sale by ]. R.Rills, 81 Main street.
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AMUSEKIENTS.
THEATER-
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 18TH

Whose remarkable talent has created the adj
mirauon OF both England and America
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aKERR ON RECEIVERS

Kerr on Receivers appointed by the
Court Of Chaneery, has just made its ap-
pearance from the press of Kay & Bro
thers, Of Philihelphia. The American
edition has been edited by an able and
talented lawyer Of the Philadelphia bar,
Geo. Tucker Bispman, Esq, whose fine
legal judgment has collected in the notes
70 the present edition all the decisions
and authorities upon this important
branch Of the law, In England and
America
The design and illustration Of the work
ts such as TO give a practical view Of the
law on this important subject ss II now
exists and Is administered IN our own
country.
The table Of cases includes about
eight hundred decisions, most of them
from the highest American authorities,
which makes 1t an important book Of
practical reference. Call at
CLEAVEs a sMITHwICKss,
and examine the book,
ssS MAIN STREET,
JOE LOCKE has received an assort-
meut of tracing wheels.
"
HAVE you tried the imported wines
and other liquors at the "Bay Horse?"
SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL.
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DRIVEN Wells, ais Second street.

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JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, hsil
the largest assortment of Magazines,
Pictorials and dailies Ia the city.
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MADAME ANNA DENIGHF
FOrtune Ee1Ian

On Madison street. No. 600 GA -
= a@1lso1 Memphis, Tenn. WI
Hons ~ ny2esre-s. S-Price Tor consnits
mh&
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FOR RENT.
ROOMS N BOARD.


ArINE FUnAI5hED hOOMs, win board a.
~ ~ EDu . pur Nesk uuy-DO4rd 30 PSI
$1,000. 49, ~ - 2DEAADJN
sp.s - rOpiar street.
L-.OA4 hOOah, NlIu bOAIoi pleasant gum
u mur .Ocalon1 - Alaln sLeois DtNFueh
--uusu auu robiOUoc. apis
Aal BOAaD-A lew g-euElennen can obtain
~ sOOd DOaId Win . puFass Iano1iyt a. q
rvszOl4aD4e pllOe Apply 70 hG. 81 beale slnesL.
apL AhS- WILLS
~ AMI gentleman and lila
II sIls QAD Dr ~o0IuMOdsL win board,
49, 49, q lueLF EAEl4lzuUQ ruoD, al l5l 55cOnd
Eros@ A lew cay-boaIuens can a4so be 40
o~ouLuoaatSa- apis
DOAnDEas-A lev day and LOGGING board
I'D ere Nanluu a. u MOnroe street ap5
DOgM-BJAuU1f urulahsd and uufurnish-
IL ~ r9ollzs suitable iOr families aud angie
fsuusuuAl, a. ~ Madison street. Also, day
boEraem accommodated ap3
s1RAYED.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER

MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIVER
vi Packet Co., U. S. Mail Line.-The elegant
passenger boats Of this line leave Memphis
for all points on Arkansas river Mondays
and Fridays, M ~ p.Da. For freight, pas
sage, or other information, apply 10 W.. 81.
KENNEDAY, Agent, ONCE on Companyis
Wharfboat, foot Of Court street. mil
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VINCENT BoTTo.-Madame Vineents
old stand, Washington and Front. Good
liquors and cigars-lunch.
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PLuMRrNa, sl5 second street.

Go TO Joe Locke's for the latest publ
cations.
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HAVE you tried the imported wines
and other liquors at the bay Horse?'
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sREAM-EI1Tme, BIS second street.
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JOE LOCKE has received an assoTt-
meut of tracing wheels.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-21

TIE Fulton DEMoCRACY.-Tbe De-
mocracy Of Fulton county had splen-
did meeting last night, A large audi
ence was assembled and the speeches
were listened to with profound attention
though frequently interrupted by hearty
cheers. Mr.. Charles Hoffman was
President of the meeting, and speeches
were delivered by Messrs. Davenport
Craumer, Neuhauseu and Squire" John
Zoeckler. The meeting was held in
front Of Mr.. Scheutzner's shop, where q
stand had been erected for the accom-
mediation of the speakers. NJ. Daven-
port and Mr.. Cranmer and Mr.. Neuhau-
sen all spoke in favor of the new Con-
stitution and the Dem ocratic State
ticket.
Mr.. Zoeckler's speech was devoted
mainly to the immigration policy,
which finds its best and fullest express
sion in the new Constitution.
The meeting was well attended, and
was productive Of good results. Full
ton will render q good account of itself
in the election Tomorrow.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST, JosEpH,s ACADEMY
Corner Fifth and Quincy Streets.

u,HE DUTIES OF THIS INSTITUTION
will be resumed on Monday, Septem-
her ,. in the building recently known -
vent. with greatly enhanced faclntles uoe
condpctine the school in an efficient man.
nerN THE sisters hope for continuance
and extension Of the liberal patronage,
hare,ofore bestowed on 1t. TheSisters VIII
abate nothing of their earnest en9rts i no
fhs advertisement OF their pupils. This as,
snrance will be sufficient for parents Wno
have heretofore patronized the sch1oi
TSey also announce, with pleasure. tnat
the connection OF Mrs. Whitaker Win the
academy. as Teacher of Vocal ana tnstru.
mental Music, will be continued. seisc.
eIass. for a limited number OF boys unueI
ten years OF age, will be opened on the
same day. Ill, Ia +ouobt
gratis to children OF both sexes OF oerinah
Parents are earnestly requested 10 enter
their children early, in order that tue
classes may be fully formed from the coih-
For particulars apply at st. Joseph is Con-
vent. Entrance on Quincy street,
'eN'' SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH.
Auyust Ii, lS72.-augl4-b
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-21

A LIVELY SKIRMlsH.-There WAS a
lively skirmish on Water street yester-
day. 1t grew out OF the Efforts OF
quite large party of ant'unlon cigar
makers to bully and intimidate work
man who belonged to the union. The
anti.union men went toa shop where a
number of union men were at work
early in the afternoon, and dared them
to come out Failing to get the men to
quit work then, they lay in wait fol-
them until they should 20 to sup
per. The result Of the attack was that
one of the "black sheep" had to hold
his head on to keep from losing it from
the force OF the terrible blows he got un
der the ear, and the others skedaddIed
to Ohio to avoid arrest.