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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM yAcurs.


steamship Anglia (Rr), Small Glasgow April ~, with
md.c and 5s pa TO Henderson Bros ad mode.
rate NJ winds and fine weather TO the Banks thence o
Sable Island strong NV gelc, with heavy head sea- since
light variable winds and caltns April 20 at 10 Ion ~ ~,
passed ship ten Butler and bark Janet both bound west
day ship Glonhayon from Liverpool ior New YORK,
~ day vs. out; 18th. ~ 81 lon 81 2 North German
steailship bound Both, lat ~ o. lon 62 ~ steamship
Columbia, do; May 1yJ miles from SAND! hook an IN
steamship, do. az, ,,,.
Steamship old Dominion Bourne Richmond, City
Point and Norfolk with mdse and passengers, to the od
ship Charles (elg Iechere Antwerp 81 days. in bal
last, 10 Boyd a Hincken Took the northern passage
and had heavy westerly gales been 80 days west the
Banks. 49,,
Bark Galveston (NG), Garres Liverpool ~ days, with
mdse to Chas Iuing Co Came the northern passage,
ana had strong easery winds for the hrss days; tncn
strong westerly gales; % days west OF the Banks
April " had hurricane from Sc 10 WNW, lasting co
hours IN which sprung leak, stove main hatch mouse
and hulwarks.
BARK Brazil Nrl, Mcdonald Liverpool ~ days, with
mdsc 10 Boyd iIinckcn. Took the northern passage
ana had heavy westerly gales; been ~ days west OF the
SANK no dntc, lat 80 Ion ~ w. large quantity of
wrecked stun, consisting OF vessels spars, cotton plank
ny ac, apparently but u short time in the water
Barn - Patrick trl Bogart, Briion Ferry, 81 days,
MitI runway IRON tU oidcr-vcSsc 20 tranda, Bertuut
90 Took VI, northern uassagc and bad heavy westerly
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY ., 1872.
CLEARED.

steamship Tybec, Delaney, st Domingo city, &c--spof.
ford Bros Co.
Steamship Missouri Curtis, Havana via Nassau-Atan.
tic Mail Steamship Co.
Steamship Fana, Doane, Phadelpha-Lorard
steamship Co.
steamship Chesapeake, Johnson Portland-J Amcs
Bark Bertha Marion tBr), Aver, Lverpoo-E Nor.
gans Sons.
Bark Acgir tNor), wisner. Havre-Funch Edyc 4 Co
Bark Bars tBr, Davidson, Cadi1 aud scvilie-lf J
De Wolf Co.
Bark Brazicra tNGl, wcgand savannah-Funch,
Edyc 90.
brig Cathnrine tBr,, shearer, salonica-G Builey
Brig Alex Nickcls Peterson Havana--.as Ward A
Co.
brig san Carlos, Athcrton, sagua la Grande-Milcr \
Hougbton.
sehr Mary Parker, Beers pemarara-Edwin Rowe 4
Schr Fitz J Babson Davis, Harbor Isand-B J Wen.
berg. .
Schr Lavinia Bcll, Baylcs Baracoa-van Brunt Bro.
Schr Dolphin tBrl, Hudson, New orlcans-Jas Ward
A Co. - . :
schr Lucia Murchison, Jones Wilmington nee $
Powell
schr Storm Petrol, Davis, Gouccstcr-J Ingraham 4
Co
Schr Dart Williams, stamford.
steamer Anna, Stein Wilmington Del.
steamer Philadelphia, Davis Philadelphia.
steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia.
Steamer Massey, smith, Philadelphia
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Marine Disasters.

LONDON, May 2-Ncws has been received here OF the
laundering American schr Brooks in Ion 49, All
board lost
STEAMSHIP OCEAN QUEEN, from New York, before re-
ported at Aspnwal In distress, having been ashore,
struck Watngs Island, ana Obliged TO throw
part OF her heavy cargo to get OF
STEAMSHIP CoNcoRpIA. Knowles from New Orleans for
Liverpool ashore IL miles west OF Lomsboure CB has on
board valuable comprising 27 bales cotton 26s5
sacks oil cake and 1850 slaves IL Is supposed that when
the accident occurred she ing ~ make the port Of
sydney, 10 obtain supply of coal.
spIr TRIANGULAR, waerhousc, before reported on FIRE
at savannah 18th ult sailed oth ut for Liverpool with
254 bales cotton including that damaged by fire and
ter. MrE silva, for b ferri, Esq, sold ut auction
27h rs bales cotton damaged by fire board U the
above shin follows 10 bales at $50 25 per bae 10
bales AT $50 per bale and bales at $50 80 bale also
lot of loose cotton AT good prices.
BARK PfRASpRLIi diaD. Podaro, from Messna for
New Orleans ct southwest Pass L3,h ut has on board the
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LOUISIANA STATE FAIR.
Fourth Day-private Team Race-Hr.
Cassidy's Nelly Day aud Mate the VIM


NEW ORLEANS April -, 1872.
Yesterday being set apart a. the ''Children's Day
at the Fair grounds very large and quite early
attendance was the result, the ears from the city
being tbrongcd hs the little ut nine O'Clock
and the varlou, buildings hed an hour later From
mat time until late in the afternoon the crowd was
constantly reinforced and ut the commencement or
uay-fully l2,mo persons were present. This
race WAS u mile aud repeat. to wagons.
Tor blue ribbon and set of double har-
ness 10 the winner aud pink rippon and whip
To the second team. The entries being strictly pr
Nate teams the interest excited general among
the owners OF crack horses III the city. Those that
came to the score were Mr.. Lcmaire's Idol and
Belle by J. J.. Roach: Mr.. Cassidy's Nelly Day and
mate, by H. Fulton, aud Mr.. J. hawkins Molliv ana
We, by II. Johnson. Nelly bay and mate Won the
race In two straight heats.
SUMMARY.
NEW ORLEANS U.A1 FAR GRorNps ColRsE-
FOURTH DAY April2i iSs2-Gcntcmru's team race
mile and repeat. to wagons. and rule. Premiums.
nrst team set OF double harness ana champion blue
ribbon; second team, handsome whip aud pink
ribbon.
T. Fulton entered Mr.. Ca'.sidy's Nelly Day and
mate. ...........,..... ..s'ttst.
H. Johnson entered j. Hawkins Noble and
NIc............. .''.,, :
4. =. Roach entered Mr. Lemairie's Idol ana
Time. 2:46A-2:t7%.
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4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n the courts different states No publicity Advice
Notary Public and commissioner for State.
r. T. KING, Couu@cHoratLaw, sS Broadway.
BsoI.TTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
N Courts of different States dcsertion, &c, sufficient
cause no publicity: charge until divorce granted,
consultations free VI. HOUSE, Attorney, $50 Broadway
A LTOGErUER THE CHEAPEST PLACE FOR GOOD
n Gas Fixtures, Chandeliers Brackets ac60l Broad
way. headquarters without Intervention Of gas
filters Gilt and real Bronze Chandeliers half cost OF i'm
portaton McLEW EE PUTNAM COZ Broadway.
BARGAINS IN TEAS, COFFEEs GROCERIES AND
Proysions warranted TO sui the palate and the pock
cts of the million. THOMAS r. AGNEW,
~, Greenwich street. New York
('oRNs, BuNIONs NAILS, ENLARGED JOINTS AC,
Corns, Bunions, Nails &c BY mail, Soc DR.. RICE, 2lU
Broadway, corner Fulton street.
NO MORE MEDICINE.-7o,voO CURES OF DysPBP.
~ STA, Phthisis, Constip!aion DarrlGa, Liver and
REVALENTA ARABICA FOOD,
which saves itty times It's cost in medicines Tins b-
u -; = ID, S3 JOHN I. HENRY agent College
place, New York
THE HERALD ALMANAC AND HERALD LIv-
i INGSr0NE EXPEDITION. -
The most nteresng Of the Is the successfuJ(
termination OF the Herald expedition In search Of Liv
ingstone.
contains In full the Herald correspondents letter detail
ing the preparation start and OF the expediuo
THE PROPHECY FULFILLED. a..
Read the Livingstone letter in the Herald Almanac; the
prophecy fulfilled In its better part 800,
~ alive you shall hear what he has to say II de"",
will bring his bones q YOU ~
Read the Herald Almanac. Price 25c. Sold pV IA
newsdea.crs
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PACING IN CALIFORNIA.

OAKLASD TRoTrfNG PARK, OARLANp. tAl.-
SPRING MEETiSG--THIRD DAY, Aprll "a, iS'2-~
EaCing-Purse Of Sl75 mile heats, three III hNc ia
harness for horses that has never beaten 2:o sio0
To the first and So to the second horse.
J.. Brandow entered b. y.
Swindle ...... ............... 0 ]
&. Merchant entered h. M.
Flora, Observation-Disclosures.
u. A. CardiDel entered gr. Y.
Mystery ..................,. ! > MS.
u, Bruner entered gr. Y.
Salt Lake. 2 dis.
u. j. White entered b. Y.
hooley ............ .. ......... dis
Vs. tOhnor entered u. w. Biv. DIR.
Time, 2.sA1 s~2al ,-2:42-2. 40 :3s-2:i4-2: 40
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NAVAL ORDERS.
WASHINGTON, May z,

WASHINGTON, May z, 1872.
Lieutenant Commander Cromwell has been lie
iached rom The European Beci ana placed ON wait
ing orders.
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ARMY ORDERS,
WASHINGTON, May =, 1872

WASHINGTON,
The President has accepted the designations OF
Post captain Haskins and Second Lieutenant Price
oi the Tenth cavalry.
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S HIFfiW 6 N EWS S,
Almanac for New Y0rk-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS
OH.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH or MAY.
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Steamships Holsaiia, for Hamburg Tyhce ~ Domingo,
&c; Missouri Havana via Nassau, Aib,marlc, Richmond
&c.
Wind nj
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Wind at sunset 8.
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Newfoundland.
Cleared 10Th, steamer Hudson Cozzens, Ayarado cath,
brgs Carrie burlington Lincoln Matan1as; Rio Grandc,
port 24h, banks Arizona, Conant, for Falmouth via
Sr FOR % Sc e S
Nellie Bowers sackpoc, for Montreal ldg; Helen Au-
sSS ws for north OF ha''r" dc" and others pres
York for Eichibncto schr Eleanor Gates, Boston via
Sailed ID seSSship FsrHyisn ISe,Ps"i .,s. xo
Andersen Mobile: barHs Arlington, C"sico. do: sebas
ian Bach NG), sandstedt Savannah; Polly Br, Eodd,
LyrrrEros, NJ, no date-saed, bark velocidale tBp,
MoyliIn, May 2--Arrivcd, steamship Australia Osp.
for fiy ssn a. steamship Ne''o' A" "''''noe
MNi.ogsSs, Feb sailed, ship Mslphomene orr whit
MaySagsz Xpr port brig Gary AnIc rson,
bee, Miao RON Bremen arrived l9h. d',a schrs Ella
Tkomas arrived it'll, dg: Annie Bell, from New Haven,
arrived at do 10Th, brig sybii tBr New York via
Lizzie Cochran S'i New w' Sors s brig sseur DR.
|cn New ;Snj Busy o w HS" Hg Nc
y" Sailed cd zsd Sarks Eaehanss s churssi Baltimore
Annie Gray Eaton NeM YORK os dol bra anc
carver, shute, Of Hattcras scbr Mary Hopper, Gil
nrsssy FORK for Falmouth s go
H5,Ss%s S 3, ss$s Gsss s"S
aud Mincta. Croker for New York, DO, ana DINERS -
urogan and City OF New York tB Jones New York for
Liverpool and both proceeded -.
souTHASrroN. May 2.Arrivcd steamship Bremen tNG),
Ladc wigs New York for Bremen . -
Sr JoHSs PR April l6-Sailcd brig Mary Ida for Are.
cibo TO load for New York Alpha do do; 18th, bark
Mulhall, New York - -,
SAGuA, April 2oArrivcd, brig Palestine OBJ, McCu-
loch Cicnnicgos - .,,.,
Sailed 18TH scbr Light the East, Harper Boston 2tn
bark Allen, farr do; brig Iizabei Tahbutt D D,
ware Breakwater; schr Melano NJ Knowles Small, fh
adephia. - ma
ST Jons, Nh April 27-Clcared steamship Ny"nza obj,
Cleared 3DiR briggs Selma, Richardson, Matanzas May
!, Faustina Libby, Cardenas schr springpok UT. VIC
Lean, New York. -. S.,
TaRRAeosA, April leTn port bark Mari" August" 'swe
TmiSipap AprI iG-saiicd briggs Eagict tBrl, Jenkins
Philadelphia 18th. Arichat West Nsr lie blanc, new
York: 2Ist schr Saliic n. Bateman. philadelphia -
cante. - r,.
ALEXANDRIA May ARRIVED, schrs 4 " Fnrhnr
Cobb Boston, John Ward Jersey 'i'y uii" saieu same
HoSToN Nav I-Arrvcd, brig Prank u Alien, Wcs,er
dyke Dcmcrara; schrs r Baker Brown, aud Emma
Lewis Purverc fangicr Va; Mary Means Parker, Alex
andrin Va; Harriet Baker, Crowel; Active. Coomhs
lila A jsync JAYNE, and Thomos stone, Kelsey Balt
mare Inflow Ancs New York Pacific, CHM, Elizabeth
nort Leoncssa, Meyers do Pennsy vana, Butler, South
Emboy; Hickman. small, Woodbridge, NJ Iavnia $
BARNES Sturgis uobokcn: - .
MeCieIan Iiowes, Baltimore VIA Norick Vim kciiledy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-09

DRAD.-Peter Klug, better known as
the Mayor Of East Wheeling" who
was turned out ofjail on breaking out
with smallpox, as noticed in these
columns at the time, died yesterday
morning of that loathsome disease.
Klug, it will be remembered, after ex'
posing himself to the disease, was one
Of party who were arrested for drunk
enness and indecency committed in the
neighborhood of the tunnel, and for
which he was sent TO the chain gang
in default Of paying his fine. While
in Jail the first symptoms Of the disease
appeared on him, and he was tnrned
out, as above stated. He went at once
to the house of a courtezan in East
Wheeling, with whom he was on init
mate terms, and from whom he con
tracted the disease. She attempted tc
nurse him, but on two different nights
as we are Informed, he eluded her Wig
lance and got out on the street at ont
or two o'clock in the morning, with
nothing on him but his shirt. OI
course, there could be but one result
from such a course-death. Z.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-09

MARX TwAM.-The sale OF tickets
for Mark Twain's lecture, to be delivered
at Washington Hall tomorrow evening.
will commence this morning at 9
o'clock, at J. D. Stanton's book store,
corner Market and Monroe streets.
The Chicago Tribune says;
1.-THE last lecture of the first series of
the Star Course was delivered last even
ing in the Michigan avenue Baptist
Church by Samuel L. Clemens, alias
Mark Twain The audience was i'm
mense, the main auditorium, lecture
room and Sunday school rooms being
all tbronged, the aisles all filled with
extra seats, and scarcely any standing
room left. After the usual organic
prelude the hero of the hour stalked
into the room and mounted the rostrum.
The "reminiscences consisted of exploits
and discoveries in California. While
truly eloquent in his glowing descrip
tons of California he was infinitely
droll in his yarns OF life on the Pacific
slope. His endless stories and happy
hits kept the audience convulsed with
laughter, vet gave much solid informa'
| ton.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-09

NASTY esterday opened
with a style Of weather by sailors
usually denominated dirty" The rain
fell in drizzling, misty, uncertain way,
as il undetermined whether to make a
shower OF it or not. 1t froze as it
struck the pavements. making it easy
for early birds to hunt for worms, they
could get 30 close to the ground with so
little trouble. About ten o'clock,
though, the clerk Of the weather made
up his mind that it was rain that
we wanted, and rain we got, making the
transaction of outdoor business most
disagreeable. In the afternoon the
clerk changed his mind again, and
ratified us off a snow storm of most re-
spectacle dimensions, to the great de-
light of the Raging Tads who possess
sleds, and whose parents are willing
to risk the inevitable 81 and costs
hanging over the head Of every Tad
caught coasting on the public streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-09

POLICE CoURr.-Yesterday's docket
of the Police Court was the largest we
have seen for several days. The
charges were ofvarious kinds, though the
offenses were all traceable to that in
visible spirit of benzine Shakespeare
was so anxious to call "a devil," but
that was when he had just recovered
from a plain drunk and was suffering
from a headache and the recollection OF
paying fine Of 81 and costs.
J. R. Mercer was charged with in
decency, on Water street, Sunday after
noon. He was fined s. and costs. Paid
the bill.
George Stewart had taken in "a wee
drap comfort" and was on his way
over the Suspension bridge when he
felt impelled to exhibit his power as a
yelpist. This yelling is accounted by
the ordinances disorderly conduct, and
under this head he was fined 81 and
costs. Paid.
James Wallace was found on Satur-
day night in company with Ben. Davis,
stretched out on the cold, cold ground
on Fifth street, Eighth ward, gloriously
but plainly fuddled. 81 and costs was
the price charged each of the boys.
They paid the bill.
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VIOLIN STRINGS, cheap at Sheibs.

The DAYS LENGrHENING.-The days
are now frightening at the rate OF
about seventy.fve seconds per day.
Until the summer solstice is reached,
2lst of June, when the days become
shorter, this will be the ratio ofincrease.
The sun from now on, using the com.
mon phrase, returns uorthward to drive
back the winter. But the latter has
acquired such a momentum that for
awhile the contest will be unequal.
Stormy bluster, however, will not long
prevail against the steady pressure Of
the refiueut summer. The warm wave
will flow back and melt the snow and
ice from the fields and streets, put the
fires out in our CRATES and make the
flowers bloom again.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-09
THE Rental Plan, at Sheib's.

UNsURPAssED.-Of all places in the
city for variety, style and quantity, and
more especially in the low price Of
goods for holiday presents, such as
books, toys, family bibles, prayer
books, pocket books, gold pens and
pencils, and one thousand and one
things Of Japanese manufacture too
numerous to mention, are to be found
at Paul & Orr's, 90 Market street. Give
them a call, and don't fail to get q
Japanese tea pot, as tea made in them
far surpassss that made in any other
manner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-09

ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At meet
ing of the American Building Associa,
ton, held last night, the following
named gentlemen were elected officers
for the ensuing year: President, R. j.
Smyth; Vice President, G. A. Beall ;
Secretary, C. W. Conner; Treasurer,
w. W. Ferrell; Directors, John II.
Hall, Thos. Colvin, j. T. Lakin, j. o.
Bates, I. C. futile, w. F. Stifel, Thos.
Prince.
A meeting Of the new Board, for
organization, will be held on next Mon
day evening at half past six o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-09

GRAND RUsH.-The announcement
Of the closing out sale Of Dry Goods
at Emsheimer & Blum's has drawn to
their store large crowds Of buyers, who
seemed to appreciate low prices, and We
predict an increased rush for this week,
as the following specialties will certain
ly have an impressive effect on those
wanting goods. They offer SOC dress
goods for Csc; 75c all wool suitings for
373c; $l.OO dress goods for SOC; 4.OO
black silks at g. 90: $3.50 silks at sl.62;
sl.75 silks at $l.2G $1,000 silk velvet
for $780, $1,000 best Lyons velvets for
$1,000, and woolens and domestics
much lower than the usual prices.
Ladies, call early at Emsheimer d
Blum's and avoid the throng.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-09

CROWDED PARTIES OR BALLs.-People
who don't know how to dance, COM
plain Of the crowds at parties or balls.
To a good dancer this makes little
difference; it adds to the pleasure Of
a gliding Boston" waltz or mazourka
to steer dextrously through the swaying
throng, Selling every opening, and
avoiding every impending collision.
But somebody ought to put an ipjunc,
ton on those misguided youths who
will stick to the flying galop, and with
monstrous strides and outstreached
arms, reckless Of all things, will put a
whole crowd to iguominious flight in
an instant.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-09

DIR. HALLS CoLUMBo Buffers: Bill
L1oUsNEss, Symptoms, bitter taste in the
mouth, sick headache, no appetite,
dizziness in rising after STOPPING down
Treatment; Take a full dose Of DR.,
Halls Columbo Bitters three times
day. ]. L. S. Hall Il Co, Proprietors,
Wheeling, w. Va. For sale by the
following druggists, McLain Bros,
James hurry, John List, j. H. Silvey,
Reed e. Kraft, Bushfeld Il Co., and
C. C. Faris.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-09

A DEylLIsH ATTEMPT.-Some fiend,
for no one not possessed Of all the at
tributes of a devil would be guilty of
such a trick, a night or two since,
placed a plank on the track of the
street railway track, on Denny street,
Eighth ward, in such q way that, but
for the timely discovery OF the plan. a
car with its passengers must have been
thrown from the track, into the ditch
dug beside it for the accommodation OF
the watsrpipes. Had the nefarious
design proved a success, the car could
not but have been wrecked and what
passengers it contained severely injured,
if fortunately none were killed. The
rascals who would thus wantonly
destroy property and imperil life should
be discovered and punished.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-09
EUREKA organs, cheap at Sheibs.

Ho FOR CHARLESTON The fine pas.
senger steamer Emma Graham will
leave Parkersburg for Charleston on
on Saturday, January 18th, arriving at
Charleston Sunday, the 18th. As the
Convention and Legislature meet on the
10th this affords an excellent opportu
nifty for members of those bodies and
others to leave home just soon enough
to arrive at their destination without
waste of time or feel disconnected or
uncertain as to the route to choose.
The Emma is etaunch, commodious
steamer and we'll differed. which guar
antees to all who avail themselves Of
this route, pleasant trip and a Ger.
tainty OF arriving on time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-09

IT HAS NO RIyAL.-The standard ex'
cellence Of Dooley's Yeast Powder has
been satisfactorily demonstrated to be
owing to its strict chemical purity, no
articles being used in its composition
but those especially adapted to the pur'
pose, and such ss are free from any In
furious substances. Two teaspoonfuls
of Dooley's Yeast Powder is all that is
necessaryin quart Of -four, while ordi.
nary Baking Powders require from one
third to one-hslf more. Hence. Doc
ley's is the most economical, reliable,
and the best. Manufactured by Dooley
& Brother, 50 New street, New York.
For sale by grocers generally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-09

The SCHOOL FEsTIvAL.-This beauti-
full little quarterly magazine, devoted
to new and sparkling matter for school
exhibitions and public days, is received
for January. No teacher or pupil
should be without it. 1t costs only
fifty cents a year; single copy, fifteen
cents. Write for it to Alfred L. Sewell,
publisher, Chicago, III. Send your sub
scriptions now and you will not regret
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-09
HOLMES e. cos
FIuid Ext, of Mexican Buchu

In many affections peculiar TO Females,
any other remedy-as In Chlorosis or Re
tention, Hregularity. Painfulness or Sup
pression OF Customary Excavations, Ulcer
ated or Scirrhous state of the Uterus, Leu
corrhoea or Whites, Sterility, and for Com
plants incident to the Sex, whether arising
nom indiscretion, Habits Of Dissipation, or
in the Decline or Change Of Life. Ii Ia pre-
scribed extensively by the most eminent
Physicians and Midwives, AFTER Confine-
ments, and for Enfeebled and Delicate Con-
stitutions Of both sexes and all ages, lat
tended with any Of the above Diseases or
Symptoms.)
BOTTLE, ofe ounces, or 8 days medicine, at
once placing this valuable compound with
in the reach Of the patient, no matter how
poor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-09

CHANCE CARS" The work Of put
ing down waterpipes in South Wheeling,
necessitating the opening Of a ditch
across the street railway track, in front
of Squire Schultz's. Passengers for the
southern portions Of the Eighth ward
were obliged to change cars yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-09

MANAGERS. ELEcrED.-At meeting of
the stockholders OF the Wheeling and
Belmont Bridge Company, held yester-
day. the following gentlemen were
elected managers for the ensuing year :;
Thomas Sweeney. j. N. Vance, A.
Allen Howell, Sam'l Mcclellan, NJ.
Reilly, R. Crangle, D. C. List, j. NJ.
Bickel and James Maxwell.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-09

RIVER NRws.-The river was falling
here yesterday, the marks showing ten
feet last evening.
The Courier will leave for Parkers-
burg this morning at halfpast ten
o'clock. Passengers for down river
poipts will secure berths on this favor
lite packet sure.
The Ironsides, for New Orleans, was
at the wharf last evening, receiving
freight for the lower river.