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The MITCHELL YEDDe JAPANESE TRorPR
who perform at the National Theater next week.
have attracted great attention wherever they
have appeared, and are said to be by far the
most wonderful company of eastern iugglers
ara acrobats that has ever visited this country
lAey srrpass all their predecessors, and G. an
zero, the iuggler. is reported 70 have been the
leaclng man in his country in jugglery, and
some 81 his feats are OF an astounding charao-
ter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-31

DRY GOODS.
REMNANTS AT HALF PRICE.
On cur center counter may be found
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF REMNANTS.
Of al kinds Of DRESS Goops, which we are Of. ?.
ingat
ONE HALF THE ORIGINAL PRICES.
BEGAN wYLIE,
nr?e-tr IoIs sud 1920 I'm street y. W.
HEAVY REDUCTION
IN PRICE OF
DRY GOODS.
Plaid Mohairs, from 45c te Csc
Bleached "a Cotton, from lSc 20 Sc
Inbieached "a Cotton. from loo 60 l2xc.
Best make Seersucker Gins 10 ans from DC e 3 5
Suiting Linens, from i0c 10 35c
And an immense stock % Plain and Striped Gr-li-
adnes, Alpacas, Black Silks, Percsles. Cambria.
swIsses. NalnsoOks, Victoria Lawns, Jap. Popliu-
and silks, r. ench Organizes, Lawns, Parasols
Gloves, Hosiery, RbbOns Innings. &c. at greatly
redEced prices. Prints from TO l2sc.: Elegant Pa
ris Kids, 81; French Lawn Robes, 81 50, new and
beautiful. Call and examine.
BRODHEAp 4 90.
Ladies and Gents Underwear, direct from the
manufacturers, At wholesale prices. Just received,
elegant French 0rVandies ia Blue, Green, Buff. I'D
Purple, with Borders for Trimming. msyls Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-31

H%Corn-stalk cigar holders are a novelty.
~ The Philadelphia police carry rattans and
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TAXES FoR SPECIAL INPRovRNESTs-A
meeting Of taxpayers of the 18th district was
held III [ Mon Bethel church, on N street be-
tween 18th and 10th, last night, and was called
to order by Mr.. jas. jackson, who stated that
the object OF the meeting was to urge uTon the
legislature the passage of Council bill No. l.
which was introduced into that bOiy by MIR
John A. Gray, entitled ga bin amendatOry of
the act prescribing the manner of assessing and
collecting taxes for special Improvement" Mr.
Z. A. Stewart was called to the chair, and w
l. Freeman elected secretary. MIR. Alfred Jones
moved that the bill he Endorsed by the meeting
and that committe be appointed to wait on
the legislature and urge the passage of Mr.
Grays bill. Alr. Charles SyphaX moved an
amendment that the representative of the 9TH
district be and is hereby requested TO use his
influence to have said bin passed; carried as
amended. The chair appointed as the commit
tee Messrs. Gurden Snowden, Ed A. Watson.
Shas SyPhax. John A. simms, Henry Jarvis,
John Gruber, Chas. Lehman, John Brent VIM
Syphax. MIR. JAS Jackson moved that the sew
eral clubs throughout the District be invited TO
cooperate with the 9Th district in urging upon
the legislature the passage OF the bill in les
ton; carried. Adjourned.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, SC.
DHILP = sOLoM0NS'
NEW BOOKS.

DHILP 3 sOLoMoN>'
NEW BOOKS.
The Spectrum Analysis Explained. Bv Prufess,r-
SSheiieI, hlscve and HucR -. "a
Bahef Den. O. igilAl and Humorous na.
The Way Of he W GRID. Novel. By pli.yT Optic.
strange Dwellings. Being n ncsc-iTfi q tho
hsiIistions OF AnimAis. by Rev. J. q. Nod, N.
Bibiioc Theological Lexicon 81 New Testament.
Greek by Hermann treEier, Professor uf rhsUl-
oER IN ifln I University uf or fsW aid -.- a.
FIFTY Foftraiis 81 Religions sud PhllanthroEso
Ohcal Blue Box Containing a REGISTER of Ofir--s
and IA nts, Civ n, Military aud Naval in the s-r-
wee q the United Ststr-, showing the stat n
Territory nom which each person appointed
and the com pensation. pay Aad emaluna.ifs civ.p
90 each. tor' ther with tie names Aus comp.rsa-
Tor q hil priuteTs employed by Congress, OF any
Department officer Of the IsoNerufnaff. CON-
piled and printed under direction Of the secret ,rv
81 the luteriOr....-......-.-..-.... . =,
Tie japanese In America. A useful arl enter.
tanning book. kdiied by ChaTla- IaumRn. An r
icen Secretary Of japanese Legation AZ MA-h-
The MYSTERY Il Pain. b. James Hintos. ,sth,r a
- Man aEd HIS hw,liuE Place. Sc........- 81 -
fshi.S and i@rends ~ hsny Countries. Rendered
Ia Rhyme. b. J. G. ..-...........-s l 80
1yeman' : Life and Times ~ Mesiey. Vol s. COM
pietlug the W. RI -. - 50
The Midnight SKY. Familar Notes on the Stars
aud Planets. BY Edwin Dunkin, of the Royal
n Secret history OF tue IneruAtionals d, O,siaS
Rousbmg il. BY Mars Twain. Another .up :.
,foQue' in several st,Ie, I'm $50 : Z pT,s..
AZ tic imprCytmenf-- hest QUALITY rubber coated
balls, hard wood mallct-. &C
PHILIP a SOIOMONS,
Book sellers and -tationerS.
mayn gu PENNSYLVANIA AyEsUk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-31

THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS have award
ed the contract for paving ID street. from 81
street west TO New Jersey avenue, to Mr. G. w
Linville; the pavement to be of wood AMI SIb-
lected to the Burnetizing process.
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lIa NOW OPEN!
wOLFORD d SHILBERG'S
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TERRIroKY
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY
FOR THE
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON
Which offered at the following low rates.
Good Imported Black Dress siks...-.Sl g to 81 ~
Nice MOhsir and SILK p plins...........-1S &c to 81
Handsome ColOred Dress GOOds-............25 70 SIC
Black Ground Striped Grenadines, st......-......sr
Superior Black Iron +" 49,. soc. To II
Specially IL Black Aipacss..-....... IS 20 t,lc
Nice NJ uTnng Dress Goods ..........-. 30 g. &c
DOLLY fAkDENS, ranging FRI ............ls t. 75c
A large assortment of
DOMEsIICS AND sP RING CASSIAERES,
for boys and mems wear.
All the latest nov lfies in
LADIES PARAsOLSl
Ard SPECIAL attention l. called II the
CARP PET DEPART Il ENT,
which comprises
Esttc Dt U.s. ir... - y 10 = -
hch Patterns IN lngrsin.--.----..-..--.1Sc. O. 81
Elegant OIlciofh h.
GOOD STRAW MATING. at.............-.....
81 Purchasers from all paris ~ the city will "a al
II 70 their advantage to give this establishmeu.
~REMEMBER THE ARCADEu
427 SEVENTH STREET,
may6lm' Between ID and X. Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-31

The SALE OF BOOKS by Messrs Latimer &
Cleary postponed from last evening until this
ana 10 morrow evenings, will attract attention
a. among the collection there will be found n,any
valuable works. ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-31

REPORT ON THE ALLEGED METHODIST Book
CONCERN FRAUDs.-In the Methodist General
conference at New York yesterday afternoon,
the report OF the special committee on the hook
concern affairs was presented. The managers
state that they made as thorough an exarnin.
atloh Into the affairs of the concern as the time
allowed, and lad arrived at the conclusion that
there have been repeated frauds, chiefly, ii not
wholly, in the manufacturing department and
oiHdery. a series OF frauds were carried on in
tnese gel aftn~.ts by which heavy but indet-
mite losses were sustained, which, however, were
not OF magnitude to .ehdanger the financial
strength of the concern. Mr.. Hartman, super
lhtehdeht or the manufacturing department.
must bear the responsibility. The report seemei
u give general satisfaction. On motion of DR.
Lanahan, the report was laid on the table and
made the hrst object for consideration to- law
HE standing committee on the book concern
presented voluminous report on publishing
interests, which was adopted section BY section
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-31

,DANACscHEK has benefit at the National
tpls evening, on which occasion she win repeat
her wonderful impersOnations of IT.sdv H.
I0ck ana "Hortense, j." in the play of "Cbesnev
Void, dramatzed from Dickens story :. T,IeaS
House, Die%A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-31

ABDOMINAL CoRsETs are highly recommend.
ed by the medical faculty, and no lady who
cares for her health should be without one
Chas. BAUM Is the agent, I tn ST., bet. ID ami r.
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CEAsoN OF 1879.

VII FLNl " TT NffN MD ~ INs
Bars, NoRGAN Cor wv. wEsr VIRGINIA.
~ Mas frosa q" SaF Jaia's SEES Sfa-ics. On y =
q. *. A.
WI oren frr the reception ~ visitors IRON slst
May 70 the 18th Of October. ISs a n
All Kinds q Baths, MAGNIFICENT swim VSA0
ming Pools, Natural Temperatures 20 lesH IL
fsiTsnheIt. The BATHS sud atsrs ate = 80 -
Ter kh-Cmstic Affections, pyspepsis. N~rv BUSINESS
General DEBILITY and disess~s peculiar q fernale-
Sulphur and Iron Springs In olsse proximity %
Hotel.
Eyery amusement. Professor wits BAad Il Ger
man Musicians arc engaged Tor the Season.
Passengers I Washington a. SIS m
m. and s,al m; BY the lAtter train an pie time q
srrper II th- Relay House
Tsrms: SO per CAV. So pr week. So Ter ~ ,rsh
and Sos serond month Liberal 70 ms wi-h fsnnlf.
for the whole fars r. due a rrturn tf-kr-s
good for 81 oays. baGraga chect o.. through a. y.
Springs. A. X POTTS. rr, prlrtnr.
S-M.-tcrn Union Tel-graPG IN cree q Hal.
Daily Mail. mRyll IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-31

INTERESTING SUIT AGAINST GEN. BUTLRR-
The last Of the civil jury calendar was called
yesterday in the United States circuit court
before Judge Shipman, and the court set down
cases 10Y the remainder of the term. Among
others was that of Henry A. Tilden against
benjamin +. Butler, to recover the value OF the
steamer Nassau, belonging to Mr.. Tilden, w hich
was seized by Cen Butler for the service OF the
nlted States when he was in command of New
orleans 1t Is asserted on the part OF the p'a ain
TIN that the excuse alleged for the seizure OF the
NesseI was mere pretext, as she could have
Deen run lot the government, in The hands of
the owner, at small cost, whereas zen. Butler
obtained $4,000 from the govern ent tn be
pald as damages for the seizure. Srs ,OGO OF
which was given to his brother. An rev Jack
son Butler, $4,000 to MIR. Tiden. and the re-
mainder the general retained. Tie cas- was
SET Gown peremptorily for the 10th VI June "
i. Tunes, seth inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-31

REAL Estate SALE--Latimer q Cleary
auctiOneers, have sold lot 20, ia White Carusi,
and Mattingly's subdivision OF square No. AS,
on 9Th street west, 10 Jordan Thomas ana Annie
bacon, at IL cents per foot; lot 81, in same
square, improved by twO-story frame house,
10 John Laubscher, for 1895; lot 22 in same
SQUARE, improved by a two-story frame. to
henry &. Bolden for s455
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-31

EXCITEMENT IN THE SPANISH COrre=-
notwithstanding the request OF Admiral Topete
IN tie Cortes yesterday that the opposition
shoul>refrain from taking any action Tr lafive
To the endorsement by the government If the
course taken by Marshal Serrano, hard ' had
the excitement which was caused by the intro
ductiOn of Senior Zorilla's motion died awav
"hen oenor Martos arose and proceeded to
question the government. The presidert IF the
Cortes refused to answer. Senior Martos Insisted
upon his question, when the president declared
that the action OF the deputy was insulting to
followed the retirement of the president. 1t is
probable that the Marshal, with other me mbers
who have accepted position in the new cabinet.
viii resign. Should the King insist on m liking
SerTano Premier, as IL Is rumOred he is disposed
To do, in reward for his distinguished services in
queiling the Carlist instruction, grave conse-
queLces are feared.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. DC, Tomb M,

vr'rHgl fts7.sr--Jdnau-- hex N "Chas-sv
U,Ia.
AsssaiIg Ca.~-s.-Straw5erry Festival.
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BALTIMORE ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF A NJ
T.. ZION CHURCH.-The twenty-eighth arInua!
session OF the BaltimNre annual conference of
a. NJ; r; ZION church met in Wesley Zion
church, u street south, on wednesday-RigLt
Rev. Bishop y w. LOguin presiding, assisted by
Klght Rev. Bishop j. D. Brooks Rev. j. II.
Kramer Was elected secretary. Bishop Loguin
then dehveredan hteres>ing address. BIsbon-
Breoks also made some remarks, and the Ca,m
mIttees were APPOINTED. The committee on
1ules reported rules for the government OF the
The conference Assembled ,ssterray. and
Revs N: n. Bell and j. i. Price were appointed
con IittGe on statstics. Subsequently il was
concluded not 10 make appointments 10 the
different churches at nights during the week
except III Wesley Zion church, where the CON
ference Is IN session, unless some special ap-
Eoinimeht lie made by the cont ,rence. There
viii be meetings three tiIdes in 5ll the churches
durin 2next sabbath
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"M. h. WHEATLEY'S
p" STEAM DYEING
AND SfDTPTAE AUSTRALASIA

OFEICE-49 JEFFERSON STREET,
GeCrgetOwE, ID. q.
Estab1s he'd 1881 premium awarded lS57; aud fs Nv
one oi the oldest. largest and most Complete es;.b
nshments OF the kind in this country, My patrons
VIII consult their own interests by sending Ia their
1911 and winter goods during the summer months.
Beet place IN the District for Cleaning or Dyaing
GentleEleD Clothing. Everything appertainiuF 20
the business well and promptly executed. Office
CLOSED daily at sunset, Saturday, when il III
beOpen until S1s ?. n. Post Office Box 1913. ap2
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GOINe TO PHILADELPHIA-At meet;,, NJ,
the grand council OF the District OF Columbia OF
the national union league a number OF persons
were esected delegates to the meeting of the
national league al Philadelphia and also to he
present at the national republican nomina.jnJ
convention, among them William A. Cook Jos
r.. NenniEg. Jos. Brooks, BENZ amin n. Needs
W. h. A. Wormley. Albert Mcintosh. Daniel
y. Cahill. Henry Himber, Robert II. Booker,
W. L. Mott, Thomas ". Chase, Samuel X. Bond
Carter A. Stewart, Andrew Gleason,
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SUMNER RESORTS.

NAIToN;- This besu'iful and very healthy
smsk kssokT, ar saickersA A
Mountains, three kourS -. n, 80 ~ ~, ~ II
s eitl; y .ow ,en Cor the rscp.i . :.
s,s,,,- =, 1 - =. The buildings ar stone.
$500. -. y. airy roefns Thos- IN thu CITY a.
49, = ..re m summer ~ lstfon via pleaso
" RIGHT, X, und IN 7. ~ Llni %
20 We. kcferrnce-Mns Z. Bernie, NJ. 2is
fecnsyivania a~enue rlasN NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-31

PLTEECATION At THE CAPITOI-In the
Washington correspondence OF TIE New YHrk
HTTdid on hSrASspsssnt was an Article und. r
the caption GIsffey ana Virginia" which
SCI forth that > I-SSSsa.ewis being pledged to
support The Philadelphia Nominee hv the fact
that he WAS recommended for the nomination
10 he candidate for Vice President. cannot take,
Iait IN met Greeley) movement, but II Is ascer-
.aIneG thst Ms most earnest sympathies lie in
That direction The Senator on meeting Can
IAN Selihamer Yesterday in one OF the corridors
IN the senate wing OF the Capitol charged him.
az The Chief of .the Herald bureau i'm Washing
Ten, as beingfhe author OF the paragraph sboTe
9uoteds M = Seilhamer denied the suthorsbin
tut the Senator held him responsible fer its ar,
peaFahce under The head of ''washinp,on Cor
Ietpendence," ~ The same time declaring him
10 Se a lar, &c, and struck him with his cane.
hnoSklng the hat from the head of the Cav,
tain. No further hOstilities ensued. f
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Georgetown Advertisements

THOS. BOWLING, AUctioneer; Georgetown
FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY; RIBBONS, &C, AT
AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING. June L, lST7. az o
O'Clock, VIII sell at the auction rooms, No. Z 4
Bridge street, Opposit the market house, general
assortment of Millinery and Fancy Goods
my9 p THOS. BOWLING, AUct'r.
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BOYS Grey Flannel Derby Sacks, with Pants
to match. Excellent goods for Bows.
Price only So per suit.
NOAH WALKER & Co.
Gil PennsYlYania aEenne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-31

STRIPED LIN EN COATS. warranted fast colors
80 at el.23' at A. STBAUS', IOIl Pennsylvania
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The LREsBURG POISONING CAsH-FUyfber
A"Giysis.-On Wednesday Professor Tonry, the
analytical chemist, and DIR. Tiffany, demon
strator OF anatomy at the University of Mary
land, went to Leesburg, Virginia, by direction
or the commonwealth's attorney for Ioudon
county, Va, to make further Investigations in
connection with the alleged poisoning OF the
LLOYD children by their mother, who is now in
jail in that town. Professor Tonrv il will be
re membered, has already analvZe the stomach
o. the youngest child, Maud, who died in VI arch
last, finding one and half grains OF arsenic
esterday her body and that OF her sister A me,
the elder of the two girls, were again ,lisin-
TERED, III order TO procure additional ma
terial tor1analysis The remains were
tountk 10 be decOmposug rapidly The
bSay OF the child Maud was richly DR. sed
~l1eU1iso having bracelets, with rings 1 the
pngSSr.Fn nc etAss:l1Eelyy, while new do'l was
The liPE sleeThSe ladneySwere taken ffom
me mbered, 5omach md port on of
ne Oyer ,onRSsDJ{ht to Baltimore for araly-
80 ahditis undea&h that the indica:io.rs SO
TAR point 10 the pfs GO OF arenic in the liver.
though there was 10 trace of poison in the
Stopach. The remainder of the liver, to- .tber
VIZ the spleen and kidneys, were taken from
tie bodS><otOmplete the analysis, and br1aght
tdBaltimore lst evening, aI separately and
1 SeTs se. St y The remains Of The two
that nothing Buld u SOhe with them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-31

VNHE GREAT REFORM MOVEMENT Is fuIIy
Il inaugurated by giving our Pstr extra in
dueements to purchase at A. STRAUS', l0II Penn
~ INallA rnN9
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CLOTHING,

I light AID DARK -COLORgD PANTS, from
IL $3.50 to S5, at A. sTRACS', l0ll Penu-vI-
wanna avenue. my-9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-06

TIE GRAND OPESING.-Thc largest
number Of ladies ever gathered in a
store in this city at one time attended
the grand opening at Henry Brues' dry
goods store last night: 1t was a perfect
jam of our most fashionable ladies, for
at least two hours. And the display
was worthy the large crowd. We don
know when we have seen as handsome
and artistic arrangement OF colors and
Of fabrics. The display was simply
magnificent and We heard the good
taste of our clever friend Charley Brues,
under whose excellent taste and man
agement the whole was arranged. high
" complimented for the arrangement.
Not color was out OF place or lacking,
but all the many hues Of silks and the
delicate drapery Of laces were arranged
with that consummate skill for which
Charley Brues is noted. The opening
was a grand and complete success in
every particular.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-06

A GLORIOUS RscokD.-Twelve years
ago a few modest lines in New York
journal invited public attention to a
new Vegetable Restorative. and solicit
ed q trial of its merits as q remedy for
indigestion, biliousness, fever and ague,
debility, nervous disorders, rheumatism,
and all complaints requiring iuvigor-
ating and regulating treatment In
this quiet, unpretentious way, PLANrA-
.r1oN BlrrRRs was introduced to the
world. It was q success from the be-
ginning. All that was claimed for it
as a tonic, corrective and antidote to
malarious fever, was found to be strictly
true. Within five years the annual
sales of this article amounted to over
One Million Of Bottles. 4 few years
more and the demand had swelled to
FIVE millions. The annual consumption
of the bitters has now reached the
almost incredible aggregate OF SIX NIL
LIONS OF BOTTLES, aud for every bottle
sold COPY of the ILLUSTRATED MEDI-
CAL ANNUAL, published by the proprie-
tors, at a cost Of $4,000 is given away.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-06

TIE MUsIcAL SoIREE.-The soirec
given by the Wheeling Musical lnsti'
tute. last night, was well attended, and
the programme, which was most judi
ciously selected, WAS rendered to the
complete satisfaction Of the audience.
We are glad to notice the interest taken
in this Institute. 1t is doing a good
work Tor the people OF Wheeling in
elevating the standard OF music and in
exciting healthy rnd cemmendable
emulation among our amateurs. We
trust that its already good sized list OF
members may be largely increased and
include every one who loves the emo
bling and refining art OF music.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-06

DRAMATIC PsRFoRNANCE To-NiaHT.-
The Wheeling Amateur Dramatic Corps
were obliged to postpone the perform
ance they designed giving on Thursday
night, because of the uon-arrivsl OF
the costumes, ordered for their panto-
mime from New York. They will give
the entertainment heretofore announced
TO night, as will be seen by the adVer-
,isement. at Institute Hall, corner oil
Market and Quincy streets. The pro-
gramme includes the laaghable farce
of Paddy Miles Boy, with Frank Coyle
as the Boy and 7. J. Corbett as DR..
Coates; singing, dancing and evertures,
and the roaring pantomime entitled
the Statue Blanche, with NJ. j. Howard
as the clown. The performance will
be every way worthy Of the large audi
ence that will certainly be present.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-06

A FINE Place.. Bader i Lspp,
whose bottling and ale cellar opposite
the Hempfeld depot was 40 popular
last summer, have taken the Bridge
Exchange, which they have refitted,
renovated and reprinted. and under the
name OF the Eagle Saloon, propose 10
keep one of the best ale houses in the
city. The cellar will be cool and light,
and must prove a delightful resting
place during the summer. A splendid
lunch will he set on Monday, when all
the delicacies of the season will be
served up. and to which they invite all
their friends and the public generally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-06

WHEELING FEMALE coLLEGE.-The
Spring term Of this popular institution
commences on Monday next, with most
excellent prospects. Under the able
management of Prof Morton, the
standard OF education has been q cally
advanced, and the reputation Of the
College for thoroughness and complete.
ness raised still higher than ever before
Wheeling Female College has no supe-
rior anywhere as an educational insti-
tulisn for young ladies, and those
having daughters to educate are realiz'
ing this fact. In addition to the
former thorough, able and pains-taking
corps of teachers, Prot. McCunc has
been engaged for the coming term.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-06

New GooDs.-We were very much
surprised yesterday, on calling at the
fashionable merchant tailoring estab--
lishment OF J. II. Lakin & Co., to find
that they had laid in much larger
stock of goods in their line than the
trade Of this city will ordinarily justify.
Mr.. Lskin has displayed his usual good
taste in making selections, and we
doubt very much if as fine stock OF
goods in their line was ever displayed
on the counters of any house in this
city. Their we'll known reputation as
workmen renders it unnecessary to say
anything in relation to the manner in
which their goods are made up, except
that they guarantee the fit of every
garment they make. Their stock of
Furnishing Goods for gentlemen is
large and well selected, Give them a
call