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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-15

State:
'ange1so 1ewea sansss 1s ~ A.' ..'... w ~ s27 II
Warns, Jane, SO acres, Christ Church 5z 81
VillapontauI. Estate NJ. E., $50 acres,
ESt. Johns Berkeley. ........... eS VI
Vincent, q. E., vacant lot, Mount - -
Pleasant. IL ~
venning, ]. W., vacant lot, Mount ~
Pleasant. %
weathers, Estate b. G., $50 acres, St, ~
Stephens. ~ %
Whaiey, E. NJ, 1900 acres, st. Johns y, ~
Wharton, George, vacant lot, Mount > :,
Pleasant. 90
White, Mrs. Mary, $50 acres, st. Ste .,
land '' ..'............:. IS II
Williams, Isaac, "a acres. ct. Thomas. % 81
willis, Estate Henry, building, sulll- ., ~,
vans Island. al 10
Witherspoon, Robert, SO acres, St. 90 =,
James Santee. 20 Il
"ltsy, p;yS,.vi,,e 70 a. wv ........... W 16 81
xvo,iav iM vacant LOT, PIneyille 8 SO
Weloh, ". B., II acres, st. Stephens. IL 20
Welch, Miss Susan, 80 acres, st. Ste- or =,
Whaiey, L. s., lot and houses, =, ~,
Mount Pleasant. t................: 30 oo
Whilden, W. H., 1900 acres, Christ - ~
Church. ....' ~ Wv
This finishes, for the present, the delinquent
list for the Fifth District.
The sale will be continued this day, at the
letter of the list for the Seventh District.
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EMPEROR WILLIAMS 9

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURING
CIGAR AND TOBACCO HOUSE
No. 80 KING STREET,
THREE DOORS SOUTH OF SOCIETY STREET.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO OF all kinds.
PIPES Of every quality.
Call and examine Stock before buying else
where.
WILLIAM SCHROEDER, Proprietor.
N. .B.-The Wheel OF Fortune constantly on
hand. Invest rs cents aud try your luck.
mch7 .Dc6w1yr
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ByJ. FRASER MATHEWES.

MILLS HOUSE FURNITURE AND
lx1 Outfit to besold under Foreclosure Of Mort
gage. .f..
VIII be sold on the premises, corner OF Meeting
and Queen streets, on THURSDAY next, the 18th
instant, at halr. past 10 O'Clock,
All OF the FURNITURE and other property In
the Mills House, comprising the entire outnt Of
that Hotel. So
Terms cash. july1S
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CHARLESTON COUNTY TAX SALES.

The sale of the county real estate of delln-
aaent taxpayers was continued at the Fire
proof Building Saturday, and the following
pieces of property were knocked down to the
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RAILROADS..
CAROLINA RAILROAD.

COUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
E4R4F ls
r.. .,.-,.-r, CHARLESTON, June l, 1872.
EXCURSION TICKETS to Greenville, Anderson
and Warhalla have been pnt on Bale TO-DAY, and
will continue on sale until 1st September.
Good to return until 1Bt November.
! Baggage checked through- -.
Price to Greenville and Return SIT 80.
Price TO Anderson and Return $16 10.
Price to Walhalla and Return $40 30.
Price to Spartanbur2 and Return SIS 80.
Excursion Tickets also on sale to Oato0sa
Springs (Ga.)-prtce $A. ~
The above Tickets on sale at the Line street
Depot, and at the Charleston Hotel.
s.. B. PIOKENS, A. L. TYLER
tun1 G. T, A. Vice-President.
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Anrtipn 8ales--4bis Dap.
Nv VIM. MCKAY.
anfrlnn BaIes--tntnre Mans.
PAUL B, LALANE & co.

PAUL b LALANE q CU.
WILL SELL, ON WEDNESDAY NEXT,
w 18th instant. at 10 O'Clock A. n,
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF q well.kept Retail
Grocery Store, on the north side OF South Bay
street, between Legsre and King streets, now
doing nne country and city trade - -
Terms made known on day OF sale july16-3
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1000 feet New 2 inch OAK Tanned LEATH ER
HOSE, suitable for Steamboats,, Mills and p hos.
phate Works. VIII be sold low to close coma !gn-
ment by LAUREY, ALEXANDER U I.
july9.tuths7
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miscellaneous.

r EATHER HOSE FOB STEAMBOAT rs,
IL MILLS AND PHOSPHATE WORKS.
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200 pieces White Mating, only rs cents.
CARPETS below regular selling price.
full assortment OF Ladies' and Cents Under
wear, Plques, Swiss, Jaconets, NaInsooks, Vlcto.
ria and Bishops Lawn, Mull, Check and Cross
barred CamWic-all at reduced prlces~-
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BENEDICT & co,

a4A KING STREET.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April 2

SiNShN-NAis
COTTON-Qu;et; middling at 23c:
receipts 80 bales shipments 1913 bales;
stock 6902 bales.
COFFEE-Unchanged.
COAL-Steady; Pittsburgh al Ice,
delivered.
EGGS-At l4c.
FLOUR-Firm; low grades at S. 90
az 25; superfne at Sc 1901 To- family
at s. Sj@S 90.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet; quoted at
81 709l -. Cora frmer at 49653c.
Oats firm al 4l@45c. Rye at 92@94c
for Nos. and .. Barley at 609S0c.
HOGS-A shade 6rmer; receipts 1850
prices ranging at "a 25@5 20.
MOLASSES-A shade higher.
OILS-Linseed at 90c.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork market
excited; sales 500 bbls bbls at $l4 80;
holders want SIS. Bulk meats firmer;
shoulders at 4s@4ic; rib sides at 6a9
6sc clear sides at 6tc hams at 7@7tc.
Bacon firmer; shoulders at Sc; clear rib
sides at 6sc; clear sides at 7c; sugar
cured hams tirmer at l0l@l2c. Lard
firmer at S!@Sic.
SUGARS-Quiet.
TOBACCO-Stealy.
W0OL-Dull and nominal; unwash ed
quoted at 45953c. p Z s..
WHISKY-Advancei TO Sc; closed
steady at that figure.
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Hsv York sMarketTTFFE
7 NEW YoRk. April "a.

FLOUR-The market is frmer,
with more inquiry, at s. 35@
6 IS for superfne State; 81 00@
.7l0 for extra State; 81 1907 %
for choice d9 Sc 35@6 s. for super
fine western; Sc s0@7 25 for common
to medium extra western; 81 300
1925 for choice do; IS I5@9 % for com
mon to choice white wheat western
extra; 81 20@7 IS for common to good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
81 SO@9 90 for trade brands 81 100
8 50 for common to fair extra st. Louis,
and IS 55@ll 90 for good to choice
do. Southern -four scarce and advancing
at g 00@9 IS for common to fair extra,
and 50 30@l2 90 for good to choice do.
Rye -four is firm at 81 l095 10.
Corn meal quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and heavy for
spring, and very firm for winter, at 81 DO
al 60 for No 2 spring; 81 62@
l "a for No. | do; 81 15@l 50 for
winter red western; 81 65@l 50 for
amber western; 81 S7@2 05 for white
do; 81 88@l 90 for amber Pennsylva-
MIA; 81 S6@1 So for amber Michigan;
81 95 for white Michigan. Rye quiet and
firm at 90@92c for western in store,
Barley quiet and unchanged. Barley
malt dull. Corn scarce and lc better at
75@75!c for western mixed. Oats frmer
and active at 52953lc for western in
store and afoat and 53@j4ic for
Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork quietat So 10
for new mess; 81 90 for prime, and
Sl2 50@l2 IS for new prime do. Beef
is quiet at 50 00@l0 80 for plain mess
and $40 50@l2 on for extra mess.
Tierce beef nominal at SIG 00@lS 90
for plain mess, and $40 00@2l 90
for India do. Beef hams steady at
S22 00@27 co. middles, firm. Cut
meats are firm at 9@l0c for hams,
and 4i@53c for shoulders. Lard is
quiet at S&@9ic for No. to prime
steam and 9i@9sc for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Heavy at 33934c.
CHEESE-Steady at ll@l7ic for
common to prime.
COTTON-On spot opened quiet and
without decided change in price at
223c for low middlngs.
PETROLEUM-More active and
firmer at l2sc for crude, and 22c
for refined.
TALLOW-Steady at S4@9}c: stea
rine quiet at 9@93c.
WHISKY-Firm at 90c.
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Cameron and Garrett.

A question has arisen at Washington
between the two great railroad compa-
MES OF Maryland and Pennsylvania as
to their access to the capital. The sub
ject was considered by the COMPRESSION
al Committee on the District Of Colum
bia, and before that body appeared the
great rivals, Mr.. John w. Garrett and
Mr.. Thomas A. Scott, Senator Simon
Cameron attended as sort OF counsel
for Scott, and attempted to browbeat
Mr.. Garrett during his examination by
the committee. With what success
will appear from the following report
of the proceedings. In the midst of a
calm and business.like statement Of the
claims of the Baltimore Company we
read
Mr.. Cameron-You sent your loco
motives and cars to the Valley Of Nir-
ginia to prevent carrying our troops
here.
NJ. GARRETT have heretofore, and
on marked occasions, corrected your
misstatements on this subject. GU
must remember that the President OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Company was
fully vindicated in a discussion with
Yourself before the Secretary OF the
Treasury, now Chief Justice Chase, and
that the Governor Of Ohio Governor
Dennison,) not only distinctly Endorsed,
but approved and expressed his appre-
citation of our action in reference to the
transportation of troops. In reference
to our locomotives and cars in Virgin
ia, only such were there as were in the
regular course of business, and l take
leave to say that have always been
convinced that the engines aud cars OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Company lost
and destroyed in Virginia were lost
through the inefficient management OF
the War Department under your ad-
ministration.
Mr.. Cameron-Your Baltimore
people burnt our bridges on the North.
ern Central road.
Mr.. Garrett-People in the vicinity
of your road burnt your bridges. In
reference to the Sixth Massachusetts,
regiment on the 10th Of April, when
ali the officers of your road abandoned
their posts, those OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Company performed their duty
without regard to peril. The President
and officers Of the company personally
managed the trains, and secured their
safe and successful transportation from
our station to Washington. Now, sir,
this gentleman is Senator. s p
| We do not find that Mr.. Cameron
| said anything more after this passage
Of arms. s.a
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Ride Oh q LOcOmtiVe.
mid we ride with the driver p

Gould we ride with the driver
you won't find it so pleasant as you
imagine, but you can try 1t.
The conductor signals, the engineer
grasps one of the mysterious levers
which put him en- rapport with the
modern behemoth, and the docile mon
ster whisks away as if rejoicing in the
Hghtnes5 Of the play-day train behind
him.
As our speed increases we become
painfully aware that we are not on
springs. The easy swing Of the car
dose not pertain to the locomotive,
which Jumps to its work with arloting,
trampllng, trip-hammer energy that dis
dams the thought of ease and softness.
We cannot keep our feet, and fluid it
hard to keep the high and narrow slip
perry seat, with nothing to hold on to.
The speed seems terrific. The country
no longer glides away from us with a
drifting motion,-it PUSHES on us like a
thunderbolt. The trees and houses
have a whirling motion, fierce, tumul-
tuous, maddening, as though hurled
toward a vortex from which we are
momentarily escaping. Instinctively
we shrink as the track cuts under us,
and the huge rocks by the way-side
seem flying at us.
Ahead is curve. What is beyond
it? We watch the disclosing line with
peculiar fascination, for terrible posi-
bilities are rjust out OF sight. Grad
uallv our senses become used to their
new experience, and we are willing to
forego our useless vigilance. On the
riyht the river flows like river in a
vison-noiseless, swift, and strangely
calm. On the left the hills waltz and
reel, bearing down on the track like an
endless avalanche Above, the fiery
clouds betoken the close OF brilliant
dav. but it makes us dizzy to look al
them. 1t is pleasanter to study the
steady poise OF the driver. Alert, self
possessed, unpre'ending, he sees every
inch ofthe track by flashes of observa-
ton, lets out or restrians the needless
energy OF his all but living engine, and
holds the lives o us all with grasp q;
true as it is seemingly unconscious,
We plunge into the shadow OF Kittatin
nv Mountain, pierce the point OF rocks
that projects into the river, and stoF
amid a confusion Of backing trains
shrieking engines, and the shouts o
trackmen. We are at Bridgeport, AND
as soon as the br DE is clear we shall
cross to Harrisburg.
81 shall have 'ealizing sense OF m!
obligation to the engine-driyer, afte'
this, remarks the untraveled man, a.
we climb down from the locomotive
and a wholesome respect for his skil
and courage Travelling BY lee e
graph" by James Richardson.-SeT'0
na's for May.
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From the Charleston Courier.
An Ancient Document.

A friend has sent US political docu.
ment OF the olden time, being nothing
less than one Of the Adams Electoral
Tickets oflS2S. 1t is printed on rough,
heavy paper, but bearing the dinginess
impaired by age, and is in good state
Of preservation. 1t reads as follows:
ADAMS ELECTORAL TICKET FOR VIRGINIA
lst District. Col. Stephen Wright, of
Norfolk.
2 Benjamin Harrison, of Charles
City.
8. Joseph Goodwin, of Dinwiddie.
4. DR.. Richard Field, Of Brunswick.
5. Gen. Edward c. Darlington, of
Halifax.
6. Benjamin Hatcher, OF Chesterfield.
I. Samuel Branch, of Buckingham
s. Judge Fleming Saunders, of Frank
lin.
9. David S. Garland, Of Amherst.
10. Chapman Johnson, of Rich
mond.
IL. Judge Francis r. Brooke, of
Spottsylvania.
II. Charles Hill, OF King and Queen.
Is. Capt. Robert Lively, of Eliza
beth City.
IA. Capt. Hancock Eustacc, Of Stat
ford.
Is. John Shackleford OF Cu'pepper.
l6. Judge William A. G. Dade, of
Prince William.
II. Colonel William Ellzey, Of Lon
don.
Is. Alfred II. Powell, of Frederick.
10. Col. Joseph Mauzeu, OF Rock
ingham.
20. Judge Archibald Stuart, OF Au-
gusta.
81. Ballard Smith, Of Gree nbrier.
%. Col. Benjamin Estil, Of Wash
ington.
%. Judge Lewis Summers, of Ka-
nawha.
"a. Alpheus P. Wilson, Of Monon-
gala.
There are few OF our citizens who
were then voters, but still there are
some who will recognize some old
familiar names, and recall the Jack
son times. to which this ticket will
carry them back. The name OF Judge
Lewis Summers will be recognized as
the representative OF this section upon
the Adams Ticket.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. April n.
GRAIN-Wheat active and excited;
No. , spring at 81 2Ss@l Dog Corn
active; No. . at 42942!c cash. Oats
quiet and easier; No. , at 33G@34ic for
regular and fresh, Rye quiet and
easier at a decline of l@1!c. Barley,
No at Sc.
FLOUR-Quiet and firm at the
recent advance.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at S3@S3ic.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork quiet at
$l2 12!@l2 III. Lard quiet at $ s..
Mess beef quiet.
HOGS-Live, large supply; less active
and easier at 81 05@4 40.
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, JrEFR THE FOLLOWING EITHER
! af wholesale or retail: Lots NO. II IN
.,uyrr -; No. in square >; Inc south ha a. !
If %n. I'm Sguarr lu: No. u in Square Il;
~. IN square II; 40. = in square,; No. II
=. = lu,re IS: No. in Square l.; No. III
- luir, -: No. l. in Square IS, and No. 81 III
y vision t..
49,. Iu., 80 in Square %; No. 10 IN
S.,utg,. o: north halfof No. II in square lE
-. = IA square,; No. b in square II; No ii
square lG: Y" T. In square -, and No. ID in
Sc, Garr r. All situated in the subdivisions
u, lHe Caldwell estate.
L. G. HUGHES,
o. - HtEr ES'atg AGENT
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,CHARLEs FRANCIS ADAMS,
HIS Pittsburgh Letter Of 1871.

The Cincinnati Volksfrsund, the organ
of the German Democracy Of the
West, prefers Charles Francis Adams,
of Massachusetts, among all those
whose names have been mentioned in
relation with the Presidency by that
assemblage. In connection herewith,
and as showing the platform upon
which he (Mr. Adams) stands, we pub
lish his letter to the Pittsburgh Eighth
Of January Jackson Convention for
1871. He said:
4 "BosToN, January 6, 1871.
Malcolm Hay, Esq, Secretary Of tie
Committee: .- - -.
DEAR SIR:-By some accidental
delay your letter Of the 3lst ult. reach
ed me only this morning. / feel much
honored in receiving the invitation to
visit you at Pittsburgh. My engage
ments at home, however, prevent me
from moving at this time.
Neither am l much in the way Of
expressing sentiments on present poll
tical topics. The country has passed
through a violent convulsion, and is
now slowly, but steadily, recovering
itself. The main object should be to
restore harmony and inspire mutual
confidence among all the jarriug mem.
bers. Our government draws its life
from the ready consent OF the governed.
when the distinguished hero, whose
name your Association bears, uttered
those memorable words: The Union
shall be preserved" he undoubtedly
rested his faith upon the spontaneous
cooperation Of the great mass Of the
nation, responding to his call in the
regular and legitimate channels pre-
scribed by the organic law. He neosr
contemplated the use Of bayonets in con-
trolling the forms Of collecting The general
suffrage.
"Ow safety as nation lies IN going
back to the first principles, and forgetting
that force has ever been escorted to as a
painful necessity to preserve them. What
,oas litter medicine should NOT be turned
into daiy food. Very truly, yours,
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Perfect Purgatiye PHI,

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge, regulate, purity, clcanss
and strengthen. Railways Pills, for the
cure OF all disorders Of the stomach, Liver.
Bowels, Kidneys, bladder, EervousDiseassa,
Headache, ns,ipation. Costivenass, lndi.
gestion, Dyspepsia, Biliousncss. Bilious Fe.
yer, Inflammation OF the Bowels, Piles and
all arrangements OF the Internal Nlscsrn.
Warranted To effect q positive cure. Purcl,
Vegetable, containing no mercury, miner.
ais, or deleterious drugs.
SSObserve the following symptoms 10
sult!ny from disorders OF the Digestive Or
gans:
Constipation, Inward Piles Fullncs Of
the blood I'm the Head, Acidity OF the
stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust Of
Food, fullness or weight In the stomach,
Sour Fluctuations, linking or FlutterinE nj
the Pit OF the stomach, Swimming OF the
Head, Hurried and Dificun BREATHING.
Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or suffo-
eating Sensation when In q lying posture,
Dimnt<s OF Vision, Dots ar Wetr bsfore tbs
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head
deficiency OF Precipitation, Yellowness Of
the Skin and eyes, Pain In the side, Chssf,
Limbs, and sudden flushes Of Heat, Burn
ing In the tlesh.
K few doses OF Railways pills will free
the system from all the above named dis
orders. Price, Is cents per boz. Sold by
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send ons
letter stamp TO RADWAY & CO., No. 81
Maiden Lane, New York: Information
worth thousands win be sett you. le5o
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Tested by Thousands OF Persons In this
Community and Vicinity. They have con-
tinually Increased in Popular Favor, and
are acknowledged by all TO be the best Pill
FOX FOX L LIVER We COMPLAINT,
USE ONLY DIR. A. \. TODD'S PILLS
For Dyspepsia,
For Sick Headache,
USE DIR. A. q. TODRS PILLS
For Disordered Stomachs,
USE DIR. A. n. TODD'S PILLS
For Indigestion Of Food,
USE DIR. A. y. TODD'S PILLS
For Acidity OF the Stomachs,
USE DIR. A. y. TODD'S PILLS
For Constipation Of the Bowels,
USE DIR. A. =. TODD'S PILLS
FOR Palpitation Of the Heart,
USE DIR. A. n. TODD'S PILLS
For Impurities Of the Blood,
USE DIR. A. B. TODD'S PILLS
For Pains in the Head,
USE DR.. A. 3. TODD's PILLS
ror Pains In the Side,
USE DIR. A. q. TODD'S PILLS
For Family Medicine,
go USE Or. A. y. TODD'S PILLS
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS 60,
Druggists,
Proprietors, to whom address ali orders.
oc7
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, April "A, 6 P NJ.
MONEY-Was easier to-day and
ranged at 4 per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - Closed
up firm at l09!@lO95 for prime bank
ers' 60 days sterling, and llO$@llO!
for sight.
GOLD-Market more active and
higher to-day, closing at ll2@ll2!.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
was again higher owing to the small
supply Of bonds and the rise in gold.
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For Sale.

,,rpEK FOR SALE MY HOUSE AND
=. ,uir. situated in Fulton, on the Ma
.r Road. The house contains seven
Inns. with two good cellars. The stable Is
'.r..ruuugh TO accommodate eight or nine
....-.-,. For particulars inquire OF
+. a. ELBERT,
S...ugtOn ST., between Main and Mar
apr2i-ra
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Fer Sale.

! TWENTY ACRES FINE HILL LAND
y within =. oi Il mile of Ohio river, 2 mile
Glow Newport, Ohio;Sli acres III grass:
r~idue in choice timber; all under fence.
w. V. HOGE& BRO,
.,rrlg EailrV'S Block Market street.
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FOR SALE.
Auction.

.,sr UNDERSIGNED IS NOW OPEN
wa, a General Auction Room at No.
VaIket Square, formerly occupied by
MIXERS, Thornburgh x Co. Consign-
.-,',s of all kinds of goods and merchan-
~. solicited. Auctions on Tuesday and
,.y evenings and Wednesday and Sat
~ mornings. Sales of real estate ana
'.,Il property cried at reasonable rates.
= CHAMBERS HERNEY l. CO.
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For Sale.

.nNEHALF OF LOT NUMBER FORTY
[ J -IN 10 corner OF Fillmore and Preston
~. trulre Wheeling. Price 500. Also
.,,,-,:ury Frame House, with six acres Of
.....d. near the town of Triadelphia. The
.r,.. rlJrr is known as part OF the BaSuley
..,.rgtv. For particulars inquire at the
NV Office of +. u. CRACRAFr, or of
]. CHAMBERS HERFEG,
,,yrl--h AuctiOneer.
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Quarry Right for Sale.

: M AUTHORIZED TO SELL ABOUT
| three acres OF the finest quarry in or
'lI,lt this city. II j. situated in the cOrpo-
,-.. limits OF the city of Wheeling, imme-
..u",y north o! the Hempheld railroad
......I. THOS. O'RRIES,
..-ru Real Estate Agent.
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sale of Foundry Fixtures.

pHFER AT PRIVATE SALE THE
/ vr.,-rnS, tllSkS and Fixtures in Union
E..r..ry, u"iOngiug To the late firm of W..
-. ,f..rr go Tne purchaser can secure
.,g.rn!r lease OF the Foundry and
..r.al., in- building is - fl. by % IT.,
..,laigloctrel.with good light which can
t. Instructed, and contains all the
......s,try appliances OF tirSt-c!aSs iobbing
,.u.lry, For further Information apply on
-.--I. IL Y MILLER. Receiver.
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For Rent.

.ujlNn AID THIRD STORIES OF
: franklin Insurance COmpany's build
. g.. Fpr particulars apply at their office,
.a Monroe street. or 10 GEO. W. FRANZ
G.fN .,r II REILLY marl-h
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-25
FOR RENT.
For Rent.

LARGE ROOM, WITH SPLENDID
\ u.u' ami power for machinery. Also,
...-f .a.,l rooms, with or without power,
49, !r"r i.,Iye warrrOOu. Possession gwen
..,. 81 April. Apply at Office OF star Foun-
lis. BENZ. FISH Err.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-25
REMOVAL.
.AO.lG6 Main Street.
IL i Nj . " - Il.
CHRISTIAN k.iEOL,
LADIES' HAIR DRESSER

4 ND WIG MAKER, HAS REMOVED
y !" No. III Main street, Wheeling w. Va.
ladies and ChiIdren's Hair Cutting
, .. h"lf Dressing Salon attached, where
.N . can have their hair dressed in the
'a'e>t styles anrI-h
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-25
Flour.

onn BBLS."FALCoN MILLS" (SPRING
EUUwheatl o.
500 Bbls Silver Spray Choice white.)
50 Baltic tVincenues, Ind.)
100 Lilly White, (Spring wheat
80 :. List, Davenport & Parks Best
100 Bbls. Cottage Mills, CRed.)
30 Choice Extras, for sale by
mhq LIST, DAvEN P0Rfs8 PARKS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-25
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO. April "a.
FLOUR-Quiet. . -..- -..
GRAIN-Wheat unchanged; Mich.
igan amber At 81 70l. Corn steady; no
sales. Oats steady; No. l ct 39ic.