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srIcInE rEoM Jealousy.

George w. Coffin has lived nearly two years
with Fanny Temple, married woman, and thej have
qsrreed at times owing TO Jealousy on her part She
attempted 10 end her lie year ago by taking lauda-
num- sUd wac only prevented by bis knocking the bottle
OF her hands lie absent from his home on sun
day evening aud did not return until u. yesterday.
She had been looking for him IN the streets, and entered
their apartment 10 minutes after he had returned angry
words passed between them. She finally Withdrew To an
aDonlns roOm aud. returning with glass OF ~Ine OK
claimed "Good-by George" and drained the goblet
Tue odOr OF the dregs revealing the presence OF auda
b1m, a. ran % the Prncest Police Station and pro-
enreG the services Of POceSureeOn Frazer but she died
~ short Line. Deceased was native Of this city, age
~ Al tie oquest verdict VI suicide bY poisoning was
t9sdersH.
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT guDsUrs. NO ,s BROAD
WAY.
81; ~ h ss 'S%' has!'As
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Aston B0ase-0. l.. Grant, brother of the
Presden he Hon. James NJ Ashley OF Ohio. the Hon
Thomas Jcnctes OF Rhode Island senator Doolttie
OF Wisconsin. and DR.. W. S. Fort, u. 8. Navy. = Fyh
Arenuc VOietHOmcr r. Nelson late Secretary OF state
George McCartec Chief Of the Printing Division OF tho
Treasury Department; the Hon George Irwin Of Quebec
Hon. william Whiting OF Boston. Col. A. d. smith of
l'r9yidGrcc, G. 9. Bushnell OF EcwHayCn. Gen. LUcen
gco't Of Kansas, and Capt. Piper of West Point.
yepO0rt HougcPr0 PIERCE OF the y. :. Coast Survey,
J. NJ Forbes OF Boston and Gen. J. III. wilson. -- ~.
picboias HtctJ. T. Joy of Detroit j. n. Mccullough Of
Detroit II H.. Sargent OF Chicago. and H. s. Wa3rlge OF
Toledo. ---- Eec York HOiet.rhc Row. g. H. Shaccr or
Nova scotia aud Gen. G. W. Tompkins OF Baltimore.
GUScy UOHsc-Gen. JamOS Odkes, y. = n =-==
Oi,rerdoR H1ici-rhc Hon. John Boyle % London ---
Iydad Cs0hui LOLi-,Icn. X. y. UarshOrnc of Kansas
and Mayo T. }. ickcrsUB, v. >. Il. - u0yn'Gt mouse
Elk COnglcs5man K. u. Hubbard OF Connecticut.
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limited STATES SUPREME COURT DECISION

WAsUNGrON, Jan. 22.--Trcb.ccOC.l agt. Wiz
SON. error To the Supreme Court OF iowa In this which
il, onober gold case, the Court heln sDsan-
tally as follows The Act o. Feb p, 1882 IN declaring
that the notes the Upted States shall be legal money
or legal for all debts only applies to dehts which
are payable IN money generally and nos 70 Obligations
povahle in commodities Obligations OF any other KIND
where contract for by Its terms male raNape
ina specie OF IN cola. iudg may ne enforced thereon or
Tor coined dollars. Mr.. Justice Fields delivered tao
opinion. This decision rcailrn5 the cioa "a HfownsJn
MT Rhodes & Wall, 2j9j
MI Justice Miller dls5cnts for reasons Set tWth IN hiS
dissenting Option in BrownsOn AZ. h'CdtA
Mr. Justice Brady also dissen'B inv rtan'it s'lt"l
in ais opinion IN Parker dg Davis. decided Iiss MJndly
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THE STATE PRINTING BUSINESS.
HOW THE OPERATION MIGHT BE CONTINUED
1.-THE ARGUS co."

ALBANY, Jan. 22.-In the Assembly, this
morning Mr.. Alvord moved TO reconsider the following
resolution which passed by thc House on Saturday:
Resolved That $500 copies Of the Annual Report OF the
Gew-York Institution for the Instruction Of the Deaf
and Dumb be printed. under The direction C me CLERK Of
he House for the ube OF the Trustees OF that Institution.
and 1000 copies for distribution by the superintendent OF
Public instruction.
There is understood 10 be in existence contract, by
the terms OF which The Argus Company get over 10000
year for doing the printing OF the Legislature Although
nobody can be found who knows exactly what the con-
tract requires ofThe Argus Company it is fair to presume
that it is the business said Company print the aore
said report Had not the resolution Of Saturday been
considered the report. under the direction of the
Clerk" would have been printed, in all probability, by
Weed Parsons Co., involving loss To the state Of the
whole amount OF the bill.
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DrrTSIOSS.-.JAy. %.

Snpre,ne Court CLnHbgs-BV judge Barrett
Sbr-y AZ, lodr-Refere Hon Josai Nhuer'nd % take
prof Of to e: Ouh n 6e peto1, "a p | Dy az by
nrier Granted 4, Ileber az. ebs.-Ilrier granted.
Common PcaS-.SpecGl 1erm.-BV j. +. DAILY
Nolan ag u dealt Of decdap .eny gant
dnt la serr his witai1 BLr of cOpy
COMPLIANT prcrel lcre the rrre too fays une
Nchc ,g onc-Moor 10 ri party for contempt de
r provided defendant pay plut - costs All sH"m 30
cremation forthwith Shp.tisni RIsrN"cB Denied -thn1t
cost, Lubln ag coGs G nai'us 10 proceed
ON 9th inst
United States District Cont :" iflirofy-By Judge
ElcsforlW Eyar, ~. TIE Barg' WsnarFr Coal ini lion
Compang ,nssi with costa Pcheri az 5itl-M1oa 70
open default douieI.
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THE Y0PKyIIIE POLICE JUsrICEsHGP.

The Murray Coulter suit was resumed yes
terday before Judge Brady IN the supreme Court Trial
Term. L. Fechter, insurance broker, testified In De-
cenber 1869. a days previous to the election had
conversation with Coulter relative to tho election OF
Police Justice. ,, =,
O. Did Mr.. Coulter then tell you tliat ne wouh ~,
elected Police Justice II he had to get votes from heI
A. He did. g., $500, ,....,
James T.. Coulter, defendant WAS recaileI ann hfhiru
tba he Was ever in any room Of LOgcoys Hotel except
the bar ROOM The testimony beng closed on DotI 5''
Mr. StoughtOn summed up for the defense ana tn9 Cl"c
was adjourned I'LL to-day.
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WEITIIfR REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHEZ SIGNAL OPfCER,t
W.cuINCTON Ian. 81 n. NJ. }

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OPficER,t
WASHINGTON. Jan. 81 A. M
Svnopsis for me mast t1entyfom hours. .,
The area of low barometer which was iues-
day night north Of Lake Superior, Is no" over is"
Ontario, having moved south and castMaru' . A..
Cloud weather Ia reported from WISCONSIN 'o Nv
York; partially cloudy weather in Pcnnhy wanna ana "
gina: pleasant weather in the Southern ad Gl Slaes
Brisk south west winds prevail on the Lower Lakes s"
Atlantic coast Northwest winds and falling teppcf
ture on the Upper Lakes
ProbdbiHtirs
The barometer will probably fall with increasing
clOu1ncsS but pleasant weather in the southern ana
Gulf States Tuesday.
Falling barometer aud cloudy weather will probably
prevail from Virginia and Tennessee 10 Pennsylvania
TIC area Of lowest barometer win probably inoyo
nOriheastward down the st. Lawrence Valley, with
cloud ard snow In Hew-York and New England; north
west winds with cloudy and CLEARING weather prcyab
with rising barometer the lake region.
Dangerous winds not anticipated tonight on tho
Atlantic or Gulf coasts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

Frederick Douglas said to an interviewer"
the other day. at Milwaukee. that he was sorry to ind
Charles Summer 30 determined in his opposition to
President Grants denomination, for ne Is n hero ard
love HIM. He brfFended me and my race when IL coss
something to bcfriend lie is 100 noble q soul "
lor uct IA
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the Controller to auditing and paying claims authorized

the Controller TO auditing and paying claims authorized
by law.
Mr.. ALvoRD moved to substitute the Board OF Audit
for the Controller. Adopted. and the amendment was
carried.
Mr.. ABBOTT moved provision 10 authorize the Con-
troer 10 refund moneys advanced by banks prior TO De-
Cember 81, 1871. Adopted. On The motion Of Mr.. TwoM-
BLY the sewer cleaning included in the provisions
Of the bill to be paid The Committee then and
ported the bill 10 the House.
MIR. MDERGER moved to rccommit The bill to the Com
mcc on Cities with instructions to substitute the II
Dal bill LOstl TO H. The bill was then ordered to
third reading. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
THE COURTS.
THE CONNOLLY SEITH.

The anti of the Corporation Counsel for the
Board Of Supervisors against exControler Connolly
up before Judge Barrett in Supreme Court Cha-
bers yesterday motion to stay proceedings untl
the decision rendered IN tho suit Of The People agt
Connolly at Albany. Judge Barrett however, declined
10 hear the case ~ lie hiG been engaged counse!
tier, in but made arrangements with another Judge 10
hear IL today at IL IN the supervisors Room.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. %, Il
The following bills were introduced:

MI ling and
schools Hewlork also amending the act relative jurors
IA
Nj LowERI-Repng the ae. Of 1871 relative Of
melnbe O. Congress and legislature
Mr.. LORD offered resolution calling the Superin-
tcndcnt of the Insurance Department for additional in
formation TO the conduct Of his department.
The bills comforting orders in the Court OF General SEES
sOns of the Peace IL the CITY and County Of NCWYOrk
&C. and amending the act relative the Qualification of
persons admitted to practice attorneys, &C. the
Courts 0f the state were ordered third reading.
Adjourned.
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sk and was emphasicaIly applauded. Among the pa.
formers who appeared were Miss Lncie Western. Mr..
gam Long Mr.. W. Aymar, and Mr. Pbio Nathans. There
,ros pienty OF riding and Of acrobatic tumbling-t0
music by the Band OF Mr.. withers The Ring occupied
arranced with tasteful aHd handsome trapDings. Nc
Circus in our time has had such gni1cent setting.
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is THE COURT Or SPECIAL SESSIONS LEGALLY
HELD BY ONE JySTtCEt

The cases OF The PcOplc agt. DaVis ana
several Others who tired aud convicted or various
msdcmeanors the Court Of SPECIAL Sessions, before
Judge Bowling lgst year, were argued in supreme
Court, General Term, yesterday, on ccrtorari. Tue
uoius in all the cases substantially TIE same ana arc
Included an the question y ~ tie Special Sessions
legally constituted Count tho proceedings cJroH
nan jndice - Decision reserved.
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lFc~ other Slip br,cS see third Pdge.l
aDDIXEn

ARRIVED.
Steamship IIosaia IN Meier Hamburg jan = and UaVre S
via Iahfar 2O,h with mise and pass. 10 kunharft Co
Ship Spur LonoH Barnett Yokohama sept ~ ~t tea
Bark Berwick (of Windsor " Frost CORVALLIS. B.. 10 dsJa
with plaster. q, -,
Bark Bano Oliver BueGos Ayres Nov o. aud Mon
tevdeO 9th. With bies ami - -
logwOOd.
WlND-Sundovu light s. w. cloudy.
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AN INGENIOUS CRIMINAL

At the jefferson Market Police Court, Allnira
Devoe of No Clark-st. committed yesterday. for
defraudins the Manhattan Gas Coz July 1871, by
tapping the pipe connecting with the street man. aud
shutting OF the gas registered ly the D9;or.
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Parsons Purgative PiIIsBet family psgse. sdEsoAs
CAVALRY CoNDIFIoS Powders for hoscs
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THE STATE or TRADE.


LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
I0yDoy Jas BycningCvmmOn Rosn no cNt Turps"sas
LfyrPooL Jan. 22-EveningConmoO Ross. II 602i y ewt
Blcon-Shor, BIB MiidleS, 49, 3 cat.
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MARRIEU.

Angrs Turkish Baths Lerisgonave- 2jbs Geutso
evey Ladies ard Advantages aaequas
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MURPHY GoRMANOn Monday Jan. ~ In ST. Pithcks Csthstr
Hm. IL Murphy 10 Sarah n. CotmAh.
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wckes, Eclectic OIL the safest ni be't made ,r orins1
kerosene lamps j. H. "iCAFS. ~ halleaAAe"
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IDIEII

An Notices Of Marriages mus! be Endorsed ria 6sH
name aad address.
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P1SSENGERS 1RRITED.
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

FROM BUENOS AYRESIn bark Serene. Jsn 2-Joan Aeaiy
q. Hinke, &. bow b. Dolben. Jo- Graham
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THE Tribune Almanac for 1872.
Ready to-day. Price 20 cents.
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The Singer Manufacturing COmpanI'- Sewing Ma
chimes hOld terms.

No 9aG Bowerr 1O12 Thrd-aYs No - Avenue H.. No
Pirbhaye No. 29i Thin.are No. 30 Fulton It Bwokyn No
Monte Jcr,ey City. No POI Washington st. sJOkea; No.
Grand-st, Wlhamsbureh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

McKILLOP, SPRAGUE & Co.,
january and July their Semi Annual Volumes
Of
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Special Notices
The commercial Agency.
CREDIT AND CAPITAL.

McKILLOP, SPRAGUE CO..
january and July their Semi Annual volumes
of the
COMMERCIAL AGENCY REGISTER
It the mos, CoupLErR AND Of the Kind ps
rshd This only Reference Guide giving close eshmdS Of Nc
CAPITAL of each srm in connection ratings
agency established 1892 and the COMMERCIAL REGsrns
has become Manufacturer the Bsai cd
Counting Room.
ASSOCIATE OFFICES
JOHN McKIILOP n Co philadelphia, Pena.
JAMES VIM KIMBALL. Boston. Mas
JOHN McKILLOP g. Co, Baltimore, Nd
TAPPAN, McKILLOP Co, Chicago, m.
TAPPAN, McKILLOP & Co., Cincinnati, Ono
LATHRoP McHlLLoP Co, ST. Louis. Ma.
TAPPAN McKILLoP Co, Milwaukee, Via
TAPPAN McKILLOP Co.. Detroit Mich.
TAPPAN McKLLOP & Co.. Toledo. Ohio
MOORE McKILLoP, Quney, ILL.,
WRIGHT, McKlLL0P Co, KsLsas City No.
STRONG & HEDENBERG ST. Joseph, No
TAPPAN McKILL0P Co, 81 Paul. Nina
HOPE, mcKILBOP & Co, san Francisco. Cal
HoPh MeKILLOP Co Portland. Oregon.
MURRAY MIDDLEMISs 4 Co, Montreal. Canada
MURRAY. MIDDLEMiSs Co.. Toronto. Canada
oGoes also In
LONDON LIVERPOOL. MANCHESTER GLASGOW, AND
EDINBURGH.
The Tribune Almanac for 1872.
Ready TO day Price % eeEts
j. d. West Il Co.. 20 Ccrtls1d s-GKsrs; We have pot 10
ineh Pump received OF and gives saaon We a'sf.
pump pretty well las, nb by smaller SIRE on oar ess
premise, Gre Of three hours Duration and saving oar pOr factory
with It. MITCHELL ALLbk 4 Ca
American Ins,i,ute Farmers, Clsp.rS: Club s's s
Cooper Building All interested in 'sssiSs %PE9vs~ss arc
JOas W Ca,xBEns Secretary.
Fine Gold Jewery reasonable prices ladies Gold ws'shs'
s.s .ai Nv @sssS.. IS ss.s as G. SLI su sis.isS -
teuItesssasl
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srpprwy CogFr-C u.uRFus-I,rRerr "opens At 10 q mCa
el,sr called At I'm
O t.s,e- 90, Cohen 81 WOOD Sewing NichiBe Co.
rbe It,.,r. ,,y,or, r.. sst IoVHrL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-12

Music AND ARr.-The Music and Fine
Art Department Of the Wheeling Fe
male College offers superior advantages
and the best instruction TO pupils who
may desire to take lessons in either
The accomplished Miss NJ. Doddridge
is Principal Of the Department, and ha,
been connected with it tor four years.
She is ably assisted by her sister, Miss
Teresa Doddridge.
Mrs. N. W. Walker has charge o.
the Vocal Instruction, and has already
acquired fine reputation as vocalist.
Mrs. Lucy Wilkinson is the teacher
in Drawing and Painting.
Pupils can enter this Department
without being members Of the school.
Applications for admission should he
made early to secure a place.
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4 CoRRECTIoN.-We do not, as a
usual thing, lose our temper when an
item is sacrificed by the bull-headedness
q a composition, or, as is more frequently
the case, through the ignorance OF a
sub one OF those uneasy, unouiet,
bcer-drinkipg creatures who are per.
mittcd, through some inscrutable rea'
son, 10 earn living At the printing
business, but there are errors made that
wear out patience and forbearance.
We wrote an item yesterday in regard
to horse ard water cart being blown
into the river 81 Bellsire" The
magnificent disciple who set the copy
didn't believe it was at Bellaire where
the accident happened. we judge, TOR
he left the words at Bellaire" out.
If we had gone to him with a certified
statement Of the accident, signed by all
the citizens of that village, he would
not have believed them. He didn't
want any Bellsire in his. nor in ours
either, don't YOU understand? Notwith.
standing his dissent, We assure our
readers that the accident did occur at
Bellaire
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JUsr THE PLAcE.-Now that the day
Of Spring cleaning and ornamenting has
come, our citizens should call at Paul
4 Orr's new establishment. in McLain's
Block, on Monroe street, and select
their wall paper, bordering. &c. This
firm is making specially OF supplying
the latest and most fashionable styles OF
wall paper, and at prices from ten cents
to three dollars a bolt. In looking
through their stock yesterday we found
over five hundred different patterns and
STYLES to select from, including some OF
the most beautiful we ever saw. Some
of the fine paper is Of their own In
portation, and includes the Creton,
Dolly Warden, English Velvet, Stamped
Gold, Oriental, Satin Blonzes, Embossed
Tints OF all kinds, &c, aud Of such
wonderful beauty as cannot be matched
this side of New York. In addition to
wall paper, this house has the largest
and most complete stock of hall paper
in the West, and it is so arranged that
the buyer can zee just what kind o!
paper he is purchasing. Besides the
wall papers. they have cloth window
blinds, miscellaneous and school books
stationery, &c, which they offer cheap
for cash. Before buying anything in
their line call and SEE this beautiful and
immense stock.
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SOMETHING WHEELING NEEDHD.-
Wheeling has long needed hair dress.
ing saloon Tor ladies and children,
where a mother can 90 with her chill
dren and have their hair cut and
dressed in such style as should best
please her; saloon where ladies can
90 and have their hair dressed and
arranged for balls, parties or other full
dress occasions. In compliance with
the very general demand for such an
establishment Chris Liedl has opened a
hair dressing saloon for ladies and
children at No. Ill Main street, nearly
opposite Geo. r. Taylor & Co.'S store,
where he is prepared to cut and dress
hair, for ladies and children only. lie
is also prepared to supply the ladies OF
Wheeling and vicinity with braids,
switches, curls, tOupees OF national
hair and made in the best styles. He
will also give particular attention t" the
manufacture Of dress wigs which can
not be told from tue real hair. We
are satisfied that this enterprise OF Mr.
Liedls, being something so long needed
here, will receive the patronage Of the
ladies and gentlemen of our city. He
does his work ia superior manner and
his stock is unusually large and fine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-12

SCHNEIDER. - Tonight Johnny
Allen, with Little Mac. Miss Alice
Harrison and a fine stock company
will appear At Washington Hall in the
sensational aud amusing drama entitled
Schneider, or Dot House Won de Rhine.
Johnny Allen has long been known as
one OF the most successful negro delin-
Gators in this country. aud WAS one OF
the proprietors Of the celebrated Emer-
son, Allen & Msnninss Minstrels
His success as a personator Of German
character is SAID to be fully equal to
bis other efforts. The press is uuani-
nous in producing his impersouatiou of
the good hearted, patriotic and very
funny Schneider as unequaled on the
stage. Go tonight and get good
joke 90 Schneider"
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MORE Observation-Disclosures
~ Holland Fifteenth Amendment per
suasion), convicted at the March term
of Berkeley County Circuit Court o
grand larceny and sentenced to three
years confinement in the penitentiary
was landed there yesterday lArrI! II,
by Deputy Sheriff Wilen.
Henry Thomas, convicted at the
April term Of Richie County Circuit
Court OF grand larceny (horse stealing),
and sentenced to three years confine'
ment, was received hy Sheriff b. +.
Mitchell yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-12

New BLocK.-Mrs. Beck is preparing
to extend the block of buildings
belonging to her, on Market street,
between Oak alley and John street, 10
the corner of the alley. When com,
plc,ed this will he a fine a business
block a. there is in the city
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-12

DANGEROUSLY INJURED On Wed
nesday afternoon about two o'clock, a
woman named Mrs. Short, living on
the National road, between Franklin
and Washington streets, was danger
ously injured by being hit on the head
by the bricks that blew from the chin
ney OF her house during the gale. The
unfortunate woman has been lying in An
unconcious state ever since, and i. is a
matter Of doubt if she RECEIVERS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-12

No QCoRuM-Tha Board Of Eiuca
ton meeting, called 70. last night, failed
for want Of quorum After waiting
about an hour and halt Tor one more
member, those present adjourned to
meet at the call of the president
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-12

GONG TO EURorE.-ln few days
Mrs. Beck, accompanied by her son,
George Beck, and her daughter, Miss
Emma Beck, will start for Europe.
They intend being absent some four or
FIVE months, and will visit all the im.
portant cities OF England, France and
Germany. We wish them every happi,
ness on their trip and a safe return
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-12

ARRrylyG.-The members OF the
Constitutional Convention are tegiuning
to arrive. Last evening Prof. Pendle'
ton. OF Brooke county, reached here,
Geo Q. Davenport came up as far as
Parkersburg Yesterday and will reach
here to-day. The balance of the Pan
handle delegation will arrive to-day on
the Hudson.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-12

Go TO J. D. Stanton's to buy your
wall paper. He has the largest and
best selected stock in the city. His
prices are 80 low that he cannot be
undersold and he trims all the paper he
sells free Of charge. Remember the
place, corner OF Monroe and Market
streets, opposite the Mcclure House.
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at'heeling ge9istrr.
FRIDAY, APRIL IL, 1872.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
New Advertisements.

For SaIe-W. Y. IIoye Il Bro.
% Coal Drggers WaN'el-r head Of
this column.
Railroad Bridge.
French White Wine Vinegar.
Sundries-List, Davenport 4 Parks.
Watchcs-Oxtoby Il Duiiield.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Booth Il 60.
For Cincinnsti-R. K. Hudson
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-12

J. S. RHODES g. Co. offer this morn
ing the largest and cheapest assortment
of japanese and other Silks in this city
Their Black eros Grain Silks at 81 %
and SLIGO a ward will astonish the
ladies.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-12

The WEEKLY REGISTER. The
WEEKLY REGISTER for the current week
is now ready. 1t is a very full and in
teresting sheet, and, together with the
supplement-, contains all the news OF
the week, markets, miscellaneous mat
ter and local items. Copies can be
obtained at our counting room in wrap
pcrs for mailing. Price five cents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-12

PARAsoLs with the Tourist hon,Iie
and in all the other new styles, in end
less variety, just received at J. 5.
Rhodes Il Co.'S They offer 90 make
room) AL their las, SEASONS PAraSol- at
halt price
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-12

CLOSING OUT SALE.-Ten dozen
misses leather shoes to be sold regard
less of cost for the next ten days at L.
V. Blends.