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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-04-06
SUMMARY OF

Gross Assets, December 3lst, l87l........s5l,577, 997 90
& have carefully examined the foregoing Statement, and find
the same correct ISAAC +. LLOYD, Auditor.
From the foregoing it will be seen that the several items of
Disbursement bear the flowing ratios TO the Receipts Of the
year:
Paid to Policy Holders. .....4 40 per cent. Of Receipts.
Paid for EXpenses........-. Il per cent. of Receipts.
Paid for Taxes .-.. 49,. q per cent OF Receipts.
The ratio Of expenses is less than in any former year during
the history of the Company.
THE ASSETS ARE Appropriated As FOLLOWS:
Gross Assets, Jan. 1st. $5l,5 77 e91 90
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TO LET !

@ A RESIDENCES. COR
IA ner Judd and Liliha Street. containing ! large rooms,
~ Bath Room, Pantry and Cook House, Stable, Carriage
iIIoLse, water pipes laid on the premises.
apo 2t Apply to II. vOsS.
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NV YonK. March 18th.

III NEN hOhhs MATCH lOAl-
5Es-StrOng. Dry, Csc Sailed, l2Ici Green, 12c.
.-Quiet. Sperm. 81 6OGl 70 Winter Bleached, 81 20
d; Whale. T5c do. Winter Bleachei, S0lDS5c.
9oL-Steady. Spring. fine, 3Sd45c; bury, 32G3Tc ;
4, 5S360c Fau, California, SOlDJSc dc, bury, 25aD3Oc
Dund-
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Projected Departures.

N KoLoA AND WAIMEN-Schr Jenny, sails this P "
n HAEALEI-Sehr Fairy Queen, sails this P "
IN LAHAISA-Schr Ncttie Merrill, sails Monday P NJ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-16

NAEEoE EscA7E--pn SATURDAY a;Ie:~
mon 8 little child, about ,Eo years old,
Gas crossing Main street in front OF
D.. James Cunnins residence IN Cen
Ire Wheeling. JUS; S. the little one
20: 10 the middle OF the street car track
!; was KNOCKED down By the horses oi
8 pas=ios street car, uhose driver, hav-
iny his attention called 10 some other
business, did 10; see the child. The
horses and CAY passed over It, asd
strange 10 say, !, did not receive &
scratch. The accident VISA witnessed
b. several persons, who were 90 horn
fed tina, they could make DO alarm OF
motion towards saving the child from
VIA; appeared to be ceEtsin and 'eE'
r:hle death. Nothing bat the fact OF
its lying perfectly still after being
knocked DOM By the animals saved II
rom being troddeu to death BY the
team OF from being ground 10 jelly
under the ca. wheels. We did rot learn
the name Of the parents OF the chll3-
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4 SNAEr SkIExIsa.-0n SATURDAY
eTening 8 nan named james Dugan
returned from the Islsni, where be hai
been witnessing tie foo: rsce Several
OF Dugan. friends had bet whisky on
the re<ult and he vss holding the
stakes Il ras al be could DO 70 get
home with them. A; be 20; OF the
street car be maie 81 attack on 8 man
named Baker, who was standing 10
front Of the Delnonico. Baker tried 70
svoii 8 collision, bat in vain. Conse-
quenly he did the next best thing. and
SIS Dugsn msde 3 second plunge 8,
him Baker knocked him down In
falling be cut s severe cash in his head.
The case will Be sdjudicatei in the
Police Court
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West Virginia University
1871

THE LAST CATALOGUE SHOWS An
attendance Of III Students al ms IN
s-itrr,on. Five distinct Departments OF IN.
struc.ton. with q fun corps OF competent
Professors
ustSsy,1 arics- pure and applied; Psychol-
ogy, E-hics, Political Economy, LoSe,
Rhetoric the Sciences a. &C. caTsluI
ard thoroughly taught Practical Cnen-
isrry and Physics iIlcstrs ed oy spp.oPflAss
apparatus SPECIAL advantages 10. the sinos
A sood Library. Extensive Cabinets OF
Nine-aloyy, Geology and Chonoolosy, 20
esther with many specimens II oNneL
1arrusnrs OF Natural History fine oolso,
tnEs. beautiful and healthy LOCATION goo
society.
FALL TERN begins Sept 9Th Winter,
DECEMBER 5th. Spyine. March 4Sh-
Commencement, June Nth
Boarding rom g To- per week.
Tuition SIS 70 20 per year.
For further Particulars inquire 81
ALEX MARTIN,
President
No-warrOrn W. Va. vi
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y,vuc,,.cxxYm CIEcVs--Th

yoyw CrrscUr Cfrf CIEcCs--Ihe
r.in storm Yesterday prevented Moves
circus company from erecting tae,r can
VA and giving An entertainment dis
Appointing thousands Of persons Who
had made arrangements for attending
the srenic performance In the even
inz the rsin let up, and the pavilion vss
crowded by large and truly app-ec's-
nv. audience. We can cheertully ST.
test 70 the merits OF the show, snd thsi
II i the bess circus thSt has VISITED this
civ for years Ersry act Was rendered
With the skill OF tue srust, snd Was
loudly spplsudei- The teats OF horse
msnship. by the Lee children, were
remarkable for sCch young equest-laos
and were among the prettIesI sets OF me
entertainment Barclay, a. 8 hurdle
rijsr. has 10 equal, aud his litellke rep
reseo,stion OF toe Wild CsusDche red
akin On q b1falo hunt vss almost s
picture Of the American lDdisn 90 the
n-ai-;e The slack wire performance
by Jennie T1ruour uss the bs-i ever
witnessed by sny aadiepce- Jimmy
Reypolis, the funny aud popala- clown,
eoovulsei the s1dieoce With laughter
during The entire evening. HHs sAlies
-of wit we're not worn ibresd-bs-e by
former repetition, and we're thus douo!y
app.ec;siei The Orriu Brothers,
Perch Comics sni Brothers, Aymsr,
Lehman and others are ssars OF 10
ordinary merit The per.ormsoce from
beyinuing TO end Ess complete. No
filing Up with SIDE acts Was done. tut
each performance Vas Whist Wss silver
risai sui followed in succession When
MT. W. Poland snnouneed the Inten-
uon OF the company 10 give MATINEE
this Afternoon and another performance
this evening. il WAS received with cheers
| Tonight NJ. Nisoo Will perform bls
thrilling set alesp fo- life Should the
weather p.oTe scspicious, re guarantee
the company s rousins house 81 both
enisrta;nms nn--.&a-jEEriLL HyIL
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FlLED.-The following certificates o.
interpretations were fled With Recorder
wooia during the past week
Of the Wheeling Window G.ass
Company, organized to' the purpose OF
manufacturing glass, making purchases
10. -,ass aud making any article to Il
attached to glass. Capital stock sl0l,-
90. Principal Office in Wheeling.
Simon Ho.khe;me-, Jacob Wise, Wn.
F. Stifel, {. E. Siifel, G. ". Eskhart.
Jr., 4. {. Egsrer. Heny Nickel, Peter
Mile, Ps;eE Schleniizsu! sud Peter
Zoeckie. are the co-pora:ors-
~ the Fs;he. Yshn Gymnsstic Club,
organized for the purpose Of establish
ing ten pin alley 70: exercise and the
promotion Of health. Cspitsl stock
$500. Place Of business in Wheeling.
Frederick Bsrnhsri, II. Daub. August
Schve.ufe.ge-, Henry Hess, Coursi 4.
GsQs and J. Kutteas1e. are the corpo--
a,orsL
The Grand E1csnpnen; OF Odd Eel
lows Of the State Of West Virgins hss
also been incorporated by Recorde.
woods, undo, the law. They hsre an
,ho-;tv TO hold, sell sud convey real
estate to the value o: $1,000, and per-
sousl property to TIE value of $1,000.
Henri A. Cthmsn, Henry Seamoo, c.
Vance. Joh1 F. Smith, c. ". Hss.ner
and Dsuisl Meyer are the co-po-ators-
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Nh LoI At BK1LAIRK-On SATURDAY

Nh LoI AT BHLAIRK-On SATURDAY
night . delegation Of Iadians from the
"a, West arrived ii BeIlaire on then
usy to Washington. The big Ipjun'
are accompanied BY Hon " J. Tur'
rev. Indian Commissioner; Major j.
C. OCounor, Q. s. Ipdiau Agent
Major Al Simmons [. S Indiau
Agent; Dr.. S. S. Turner, Grand Rive,
Agent; John Braquier, William Beovis
william q. Hulssy aud Mrs. c z,
Gulpin. Interpreters.
The indians consist OF fourteen
chiefs from the Grand River Agency, II
Dako.a, which Is about 100 miles beioE
the mouth OF Yellowstone river, on The
Missouri, asd eighteen chiefs and one
sauax from the region OF For Peck,
so miles shove the mouth o. the Ief
loEs;oue, in Montana, on the AlssoIE7-
These Indians are the farthe=t WesI Of
snv OF the Sioux, snd having had les:
oppo-tu mites 20 affiliate With the
whites are IN s greater sts,s Of rssursI
sarsgepes. They are a magnificent
10, OF redskins. The las;e- party rep
=sn, tou. bands of the Sioux, VIZ
UDcspss, Chs~sna, Tuchaoa aud Cut
heads. The Grand River Agercy 10
diars have 70, leading chiefs Running
Antelope. leading chief OF the inca
1apss The G-as=. leading chief O. tb'
Biackies: Two Bears. leading chief o
the Love. Yauc;onsis, sod Big Head
lesiing chief o: the Upper Yaocsonsis
n the For Peek Agsnc! lot aye tea
lsai;1s chief. and eigh, warriors Tbs
chiefs aye Medicine Bear, Af.aid-of-th'
Bear, HatoDd. Lo1g Fox, MsnCstches'
theEagle, Black Catfish, Blood!
Mouth Talk;n. Crane aui Blaci
Eagle.
The whole party IS scooa,red il 3.
the hiieo1:nsss OF aboriginal pa-aphe!
ralia, api look as if ,hey could take q
scslp with the y-ea:s=; pleasure viii
rea:ress and i::ga;ch
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PCs,!c SALE OF Real ESTATE i
will, on SATURDAY, September y, 49,,
sell 3, pablo sale on the premises, the
entire tract OF land on which l RESIDE,
situated q quarter OF mile ro-h OF
Wellsburg, in Brooke county, West
Virginia, in i've several !o:s, IL panels
&. follows 10, No. ! containing scres.
, FOODS and l. do perches, on which
i erected large two>s;o-y b-ick dwell
ing house, containing eleven roonn. ani
cslIs-. beautifully located on 81 emf
neuce overlooking the Ohio rire-, the
railroads sod surrounding country the
grouLi= are e.egatL! decorated V';o
the choices flowers, eyerg:eens, sh-ut-
be-v, forest and t-uii trees, iogeih:!
with every necessary outb1ilding TO
make q home complete and coaTenisnt
the best quality OF water, q: al ssasons,
a, the ioo. There is not P'e;us: 0:
more desirable home On the Ohio 1--WE!
than SAD properly. Lo, No. 2conta;os
3 sores, , ,ooi= aud y $40 pe:che=,
| Lot No. ; coo;aios ) acres, 3 -oois All
. 40 ps.ches. Thsse TWO lots s:s
/ beautifully located 70: building par
| poses, having s maguiacep; view OF Inc
rye, sui .ai'-oais acd being on The
same plain with the dwelling house
AFORESAID; they are to;h il high state
0: cultivation, with fne orchards OF
spp'e-, peactes sui o.beE f:nlts, and
vouli make re-! desirable hons5. Lo'
! No. + : also inely located Tor ballaioE
! purposes !, CONTAINS ) acres, ; 'ooi!
and - 7-lQ leccbe=, and Is chiefly &C.
cupiei with good bearing apple trees O
. the tes, varieties. 10; No. ) conis'u:
80 acres sud u $40 p=.ches; is well
adapted tol fs.miDg 0. grazing; nai
| never :a;lirs springs Of wafer and i= OF
goo3 quality 0; soil; there are at Least
I've hundred locpsts on This tract, Of
good s;zs. Purchasers desiring til:
kind o: property, described as atore-
said, cannot 60 better than attend The
sale, as the property mus, be seen 10 &
appreciated, aud will De sold on no='
! favorable terms. Possession given on
the l., Of November, 1872
| TrmI Il .S1,.-0ne-tou-;h cash on
iar OF sale, the residue in three equsI
annual payments a; ooe, two sad three
years, the purchase. giving his notes
bearing interest, with approved sUis'!
ard deed o: ,,us: to further secure Dc
fsred payments
Sale 20 commence 4: | clock P. u.
Il. g. L4zE.E-
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SIlvEgvAEE AND JEvERT.-C. ?.
Brown L Co. are IN receip, OF some Of
the mos, elegant solid silve. and plated
ware, gold and silver watches, ladies
and gen,leneu's gold chains that were
eve. Offered il Wheeling. Some Of the
YES, chains FOX gentlemen s.e OF new
aud very beautiful patterns. The al,
,snt;on OF the people o. Wheeling and
vicinity is invited TO these mos; fashion.
able and eniurable goods.
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Ox TaE WAE PATE-II would seem
So if every man who could -aise money
sufficient to b1! pin, ofPVre old bust
head whisky, sud Who IS foui Of TIA;
kind OF diet, 90; drunk on Saturday
night and instantly wen, OF the war.
path seeking 10. scalp- and things.
The Fifth Ward was made especially
nusical BY The boys- They took al,
vantsge OF the want 0! the necessary
number Of policemen 10 yell sud fgh,
and deliver eItempo.e addresses 70
lamp posts, o. make amaio:T specie:
to ire plugs aud tree boxes.
10 the Fourth ward. TOO, things were
not Citizen Householder, inspired o.
the mighty power OF King Ben Zine,
knocked on; TIE window Of hisresidepce
soi then knocked 8 sewing machine
after il just to- fuu, you know. It va:
s lively night.
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4 BasEEL Fame The greai
quantity OF apples grown this year has
caused this fruit 70 be q drug IN the
market, and farmers and others are
converting them into cider, apple.jsck
and vinegar. A Dew troable, however,
has arisen-a deficiency Of barrels IN
which to pa, the liquids In oonse-
quepce, the price Of barrels has doubled
and such a. sold two weeks ago for 3
each Gov command 81 The demand
from the country has exhausted the
supply in the cities, and hence there IL
likely to be here. - in other places, q
+" famine" in whisky barrels for cider
purposes
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Fco7 RAck-A tool -sce on ihe o..
Grounds on Saturday, between Vim.
Shields, of Esst Wheeling. snd John
Trsvis. of Ia Belle, drew ont some
three 0. foar hundred people to witness
il The race wss Of one hundred yards
The Contestants INSIDE S desd hest the
first tine. Time, twelve seconds The
second bea, ras won by Travis, who
tesi bis opponent about Elk feet A
good deal o. money changed hands o.
the result.
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BEFoEE JUsTIcE KANnlEE-A man
named John WiRie, residing in the
Fifth ward. uas taken before justice
Hammer, Saturday evening. on com
plsint Of Joseph Baker, Who charged
White with disordsriy oopduc: and
using abusive language toward his
neighbors The charge being sssisfae-
torily established, by 9 number of Wit
nesses, the Squire put him under bond
IN the sum Of $500. for his good
behavior.fo- the period Of one year. ID
default OF giving the required security
he Was sent to jail.
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NOTES CIECrz-The announcement
Of . performance By Noyes circus on
the Islsod this afternoon and evening
viii ts received with pleasure by al
who are fond Of the sports Of the Arena.
This troupe comes to Us well endorsed
a. hue performers The Sisubenville
papers we're most enthusiastic IN their
praise. Despite the bret notice, We
hope they may be honored with lsygs
audience.
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SILL BCkSNG.-Ths Belmont coa
bank was burning yes,eri,! ss He7oeL!!
s.. ever. II rss thought Oh Saturday
,hat il could be sGbiuei BY closing The
entrance 20 tie burning room with
door, o. ire b-ick and cement Befo.;
this could te dooe, however, the m;
Was burning sway at 50 fierce a rai'
thaI i; was found necessary TO aEs'r
attempt it- e1;iOguishneut By means o
the fire plugs sod hose. They were s.
work s, :! all iSv Yesterday
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Bux sospsi the Office sa'oon from
10 to 10 this morning.

DXx Rnk's CIhu-It may be inter
estiDg 70 our readers. and particularly
the residents Of South Wheeling. 70
know that owing to $ generally sx-
dressed desire, Col. Dan Rice Will iDsa'
rurs,e the season Of the Psris Pavilion
Circus in abou, two weeks, giving the
first exhibition 10 this city This show
has been qusrsrei here to- some time,
engaged IL the work Of reorganization
Col. Rice has jus; returned from tie
Ess,, where be has concluded arrange
msnts 10, additional attractions 10 III:
alresiy attractive show. Many new
artists snd original attractions sud
programme reple.e with new sDi star
ling ac:s and a-enic sensations. We sr'
assured, viii be presented
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-16

4 Bic Sc4RR-Abou. II clock I'm
iav night wash house al Mrs.. Beag!ss,
il Liberty township, vas discovered 10
Re o. fre. The discovery created the
greatest CONSERVATION among the boa7i
e-s, Inc g.eat msjon;! OF whom are
women aui children, ard blaocbei
fsces, scsn;y sI,ire, screams aud Cries
are said 10 have teen the prevailing
style for s few moments Ii no Joke,
Won know, 10. lone, ION women 70 be
wakei Of ihsi- slsepby the Ign! o;
q burning wash house shining through
their casemenu The excitement =uo-
.idei and tie IRE wen, ont. The IRE
originated from an ash ba-.sl ITO
which ooals and sshss had been thrown.
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A FlzzLE-On SATURDAY, kate En-
mine went before Squire Lsunier and
hsi . warrant issued for the arrest Of
Kate Emmert. who she said had been
calling her names and scsndslizing and
abusing her in 9 manner At once
derogatory to her standing As q Lady
aud against the peace aud dignity OF the
State of IVES; Virginia When the
case came up for 8 hearing on Saturday
evening. the case wouldn't stick and
the accused VS. discharged from Gus
toiy.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. J0SEPH's ACADENI
c,-per fifth and Quincy szrsetA

-y DTTuES or THIS INSTITUTION
Viii b. resumed On MONDAY, sepsezn-
~ in the building reoenIy knoEn &s
q VincsntS College, adjoining ths Coz
ys,r vith greatly enhanced fadlcS foG
ro1Sprriuz the school In an enc2eni m2n-
~ me Sisters hope for . eonnauanee
ana extension Of the hoerA patronAxS,
b-resosore bestowed On II IhesSes VI.
shsfe nothing OF their earnest e1ore ios
tSe stvarcenenf o. their pupils Inls Is
Trsnes viii be s1ffcSent for parents wno
rave heretofore ParroniIed the 5000.
Thsy Also announces, with pleasure tnAI
ne couaertton OF Mr.. W httakr VIII tne
Icsde-ly. As Teacher Of Vocal and knstzu-
mental Nose, will be continued A se4ecl
.IssS. for limited number Of boys onGes
ten years OF age, VIII Be opened On Ine
same day. A.
me German Language vii Dc tAcsh'
srsftS 20 children o. both sexes OF GERMAN
pSrentase- .,,s,
their children early, IN order thE me
eIsSses may Dc fully formed from the com
nsncsmsnt- S~ca--
vent Entrance on Quincy street
Sisters or 81. JOsEPh-
a,zs- - rE9-augft-b
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Niss ksie Martin,

SUDDEN DkATH.-Mss kste Martin,
daughter Of Rev. 6. Martin, D. D., Pre-
siding Elder Of this district, died s, her
fathers residence on SATURDAY morn
ing between SIX and seven o'clock.
Miss Martin WAS s Young lady Of high
astainments and wss deeply respected
by all our citizens She was formerly 8
teacher in the Fifth vsri school. This
year she uss assigned to the Second
ward school, taking Miss Days place.
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10 Foe PrrIssUEeH.-The hne pas
ssnger steamer Cs-rie Brooks will leave
8, one o'clock this afternoon for Pitts
burzh, taking up the West Virgins
delegation 10 the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention. The boat will be the
headquarters Tor tie delegation while
in Pittsburgh. Fare for the round tip
nine dollars. That clever srd genial
gentleman, Morris Dorsey Is Clerk and
will take mighty good care OF the boys
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To 81 ExAxiSEp To-pAT.-Sone DAYS
.ioce Justice Fo.bes ordered Al exsmi-
ns,ieo touching the SAINT! o; John
Campbell, o: Centre Wheeling, to be
held 90 SATURDAY. On Sasuris! Camp
bell failed TO PIT il 81 appearance. 80
the io9uesi Was postponed until to-day.
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TgE Grautights are TO nod ,he;;
Soldiers and Sailors Convention al
Pittsburgh Tomorrow and ne1i dsy
A large number OK soldiers are golng
from this locality who are strsighi-out
Greeley men. They 20 !, because il:
a cheap spree.
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TEE teachers IL ite public schoo,: o
The city are requested to assemble S, ;ht
Office 0: the Superintendent P-omsl!
s, one clock this (Moodsy) afternoon
IN order 10 attend IL tcdy the :unsra'
OF Miss Martin, late s ieache: il Ceu!.:
Fifth ward school.
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QrEsuox.-Were you past No. Il
Monroe street Saturday night, aud did
YOU see the slvays bappy Henry
Frank sui the large crowd assembled
in .ae 0ne-Prioe Clothing Ho1se
rnak:ag purchases? No wonds-, 70: H,
Frank, We must frankly confs-E. sells
al goods cheap.
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HE'S is 8 curious bit of evidence
abou, the moral effect Of exciting politi-
cal campaigns II Is said tha: While
the book trade is very dull. and Is not
expected to improve greatly until after
the Presidential election. the liquor
traffic il remarkably active.
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4 SurEss.-The psteu, Coat-sitiiug
shirt has proved 10 Dc q ps-fec, success
and j. destined TO become the most
popula, Shit in the market J. 7.
Lskir i Co, merchant tsilo-s, receive
orders Tor these Shirts and guarantee s
ns-fec, i, IN every iusssnce.
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BROOKS SEMINARY,
YaR YOTyG LADIES'.

POcghksepsse- ~ Il
nFFERs TIE BEST ADVANTAGES
B1iIi!ngs new special Preparatory Coarse
toy vASSAR 'OLLkGE
Record Q; -, with full particulars sent
on application
Lectures IS9-& Prof = L YeomAus,
Pey. John Hall. Prof Maria Mitchell and
Rev. =. & Wheeler. --~
surfs-sva Principal.
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NV Dar GooD= SToEE--G. Blum i
Bro, ~. opsn their new dr. good:
s;3.e. OF Man street next door TO
Pa-c-i3-e- ga.,s-r, this morning.
They Will ode, 10 he ladies' Of Wheel.
ing 8 splendid and carefully selected
s,ocs; Of AL aai winter goods. 10 which
,hey ibTi;e special attention. Lai;es
will 10 well 10 call aoi examine these
goods Thiie or, SHOPPING ,o-isy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-16

SOLD At LAsT.-Aite- three different
trials tie Quincy Foundry sDi Machine
Shops we're sold 90 Saturday las, by
Auc,ioneey Wickham. 10 toe M.r-
chaut: National Bank, :or the sum Of
$50 no
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-16

TsERB we're FIVE marriage licenses
issued BY Recorder Woods during the
past week. Sep;emte. seems TO De a
tavori;e month 70. marrying and giving
in ma-risge
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-16

Ax.rLrTye A CHILD.-On Friday
evening the famed sud famous Annie
SAWYER 5 colorei sorosis, snd ereTe'
ooaso-t Of Nase SsEysr. wss arrested
sai ssken before Squire Johnston on 8
warrant issuei ST the instance OF MIS-
Winser. who alleges that the gentle
Annie assaulted Mrs VS. child Mrs
Sawyer rss profase in her regrets an
n-n-nises OF future amendment 80 the
csse 4ss settled b. her paving the costs
spd giving bond in the sum OF SOD -
keep the psscs ani Be Of good behsF'o'
for one wear
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-16

Authorized 10 SoLgXIyZE Re-.
Daniel Willisns OF the Fourth Pres
byte,isn Church OF tbis city, hss been
su,ho:iEed 10 solemuiEe the rites Of
marriage. Bend $500.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-16

WILL PEovED.-The ls=I I'll! aud
,es,amen. Of Hugh McAusl., ls:e 0:
Ohio couaiy. deceased, wss !asi week
admitted TO probate soi -eco.i ~ Re-
co-ie- Woods.