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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-12
GACETILLA.

H.Oterfa Sc NOS rueSa Ia fnserciom
IL 10 siSuten,s: La S)cIe ia de SocOrros
Md.uos de les Amigos del Ben pGblico
lusaa el n1n. 8048 en- ell sorteo del %
9ei corrisut3
81 DIoa de ''EsOn ssimpI1ciO'' v de su
co oDsdra D1H SeUerO Ca2ta -CLarO es un
7e: bapsaho1, il fan,ivo, venerable con-
1onsid0r. -. Il D.o5 de- BoLETIN es muY,~
dtcronte. hsgerad, hsrmaaos, que va
haiTa el BoLETIN "a Dos ante1 qua SO
ag.arel cIor.os ds-ptarros municipales....
MdquinsE. de cOser nj vapOrs-EI se-
mr. ID. D4rgd Rydri 5uez nos Ia lnvitato
d YER fancloaar una maquila de cOser
now 8 por el vapor. L. ccoaoma, la
sensiIles y o. ar.iieio con que Sc ha-
% f4ncionar este apsrato es c)sa adm
rco ole. Clu es iovea ion va las ,horas
a re3ssitaa moles ars, en- inpullsr c)n
e pia este ae esAfio aparato dome tico.
F. ). Ro lrigIoz tIans su taller en- la
Gale do Ia F0rtaioza nun. 20
E.n oI ncao de a.Iasiar un perI6 dicO Sc
iuptsrOn dos tfozJs de d'iereates gazette
l'sa, re3uitando este gamaiia9 GEsta
o,cha Sc 3slebra ., matelmonio de la bella
solior q de taI. =. con oil aeiior DON ;.
L apairIaan los marqaese5 de Il 10y
ia j6yen toqless "a Co.. Ia que des.
paa4 dc .eFs4tar ua es1 ds oeh1 arrobas
CO los eabetos, dAra an paseo Sin balan-
c 50 por l. ID roma, luciento sus acostum.
bradas hanlltajes.n xr.K
Ia d muaio, Il l0 "a sldO pnr Ia. tercera
pArte ds un siglo.l que Ia ZarzspsrFilla
| ia Beisto. erai.oa today las eDieElnedades
oojCas .el cui, ID - i,gas de la ear
ea, De las g'alllss, I'D es estrauo qae
lagos satsgnas. mssles easaneos, do toaas
Fnaa, To-. ds l'Ioa, ihlilmacion de los
| 95oa, sf+r raaosea t1steurialss de les. coyau.
tsf.S y te4l3ues Gs g., coat nuamente
- asta4 Y,eajo ectra nosotsos. Eo los
/ 3ascJa ca4 tJlos los meiicCg estan
/ 4 4asaa.4s caso4 ID esta naturale .. Pero
fosaei ito ea totas parties es accessible.
/ IL L.gaAparFslla DO II Bistol produce una
I eafA rsp ia 81 tasas casot sln dolor, sin
/ gssssgf9, + eoa POGO gasto.
1 ~ Azaa Florida dc Marray Fan.
/ saa Qas D. sAdy 4asA4ia valass y clncO
/ a. q as ralshgadn DO taios los psrfa
1 go "a ssta 20 del AlAntieo, ha sido
II susAaaaaEa lalats saip para cato msrca-
r.. pr aaln.sesa fr4n2aasa y alemancs, y
- eMw snrsAa - nsa1sIss, para consc-
- i Azsi assa ssraA9aTa, pe4ir 81 Agaa
s.. vsiA sFzsasAsa pr LannAn J ksnp,
4 ssvs fa.k. y vsg 20 ~ nonosa apa-
rsa ! saasa s saaa'o j hctalia.
TaAAs - sassiasas Axa4s Flosidas s1n
l.sea AlAs a.s aaaisas tsaess y aosea, 90
80 var avseafais. u e'aasaso y.l.ti,
ae.&- - ss nasa saAssas y saal4anU.
! Co. Asg = ]. - Llal6 = isnes - ss-
~ vseas J - asanva4arss dsben sicm-
q - g p Ataa FsesiaA preparada por
issnsa.s n - Nssvs -.
@~~~ -A--"
"a nsss Aasaemsaas lg4sss i e ssse lne,sr.
aAssna as4@ss ssaast8 s s. 81 8 II pr0haf Nas
49, y $500 81 ssse Il 81 sss& II SA = 8 A1nA3q IseA
easNs As s8asA as = $3.50 - "a issst euAns
- @AsaA 49, ~ - ss58asss - 80.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-12
H. G0rr0 FrigiO de la Habena ha.


&c e.ta can ida confession:
- ,n eta IsIa gentes ambiciosas y
".lu urc.oog. s'quera de 10 que signif,a
'patrtotisBlO 4 ISDEPENDENCIA, no uuOIe
seen d.radu a La lNSURRECCION de
lis ad.oa.i-d.a y amLicloues que entra
"na, J se tuDcra soatenido-(h lnSr.
'recctoH - ol 10 Gnics eusena de ESpa
m ibortad, llUBiERA TRIUNFA,
DO III mSUrccciOn como han triuu-
.'f.Ho ca PeuinsllA las inatituojouGs
.'deHp'r.t'.s-, HUBIERA TRIUN-
"FAUO-(iI UasNreoc'OH) con escssos
"sacrii i de algre do dinero, y sobre
'.tya0 ia a tr!sis herencia do las odioai
''dAdes y ple.eu ioles que sc siguen, y
'lae dcsmseateu - lndependsacla que 80
"Jesea.'
y 10 cual contesta muy opOrtuna-
me t. uuestro lustraiO colega La
Yos de Cuba;
M cate uAs franque4a; y muy Gu
~ III G0yyO an lamar su exiraordi-
nst.o Ar.Isllo FRASQUEzA CONTRA FRAY
QUEIA. NJ saos mAs, ca eficGo; ., algo
i.lgAoa para a aJar DC p0ner ca cl4ro Ia
isnyid4i ca ssntiniel.tos y Espira .ioAel
que en el s1a!o eA,aso ealfe los hombres
Dg "a po.iuoA OK Agsrada d. Ia Peninsula,
Is qaa Ca Caba aos;is..eu 81 negro es-
IA ara de IA gsba. on, lstAs p4!AHAa do
III GOyrO y.oIeA pro oI4rolJnaf.0.
10 qae aIal so &C CON toIa CsAr,dAi, Go
"a pssa4unJ.u. Goa 4Is .oa lAo4rA4la4 que
iar5 iraH o C4-gseu / ; Ag.t--lja ia III
tiyFru, eshaq De DC 4Ua caA ha0sl1Ad y
L4ea eKto con qas aIa ante -uaorsa en- lAa
..ai saAa pJss sensi osPAAo!As dei cosGl
saIc, auP.rgoa suganAs los leAles, ha-
it4 siea Ger &c "a aa5lovAstoa ca
aue ). .islsEpu "a sIgnA % suaspaadaaesA,
80 - d.FsklA oassa EaP>aa ~ sea.sA saa
laosaf "a, 81 e1 44aa ssea 90 tAgus aaya,
49, sa ial 40 = taaePradeacsA as Ae}tco
!. gtt5 G SEA kssA4asis FIH ! 10 na
uo AA 80 pea fse h4sas aaA go sIga pa.
tuesaA ea Cas-i - 4lAsa - boasss Z a.
kstlsfa esq 81 o. asa .saa@s - ssa4ggus,,asa
SIS as- - < 40 as Lg4s.a y .a4sgssJ o.
sas s4s.ass a. tsTrai ga sea sas4s g
ca@o "a al a. sassaFs.9 e4tagAs4 ssGu a-gy-
/ niua cs. a. vas4A4sTs C4asaa ts.ssaa, e41
/ - "a. "a IA @A4~a DO - 4.sa Go. ..
tA4.-G EAass ascea 'asB agfs 20 -,
+ rsa - az fsa usssgA 4s Assp s~4=ass,
"a sFsfsssa - 80 aFsy AFsS, 7 s@Fs@As@ S
E - assssaai iss 4sa tA.Ea@, gaA Psu@a III.
7 IS ass hss = q CkF - AAeaes se -.
pslss. y go AAA>@4. Iass Mss4sa
lesaa-g &c sy~st@me~@sus a4smsa ssa "a
a@yes sA@. .#sss@ A.ess~s $50 sas -.
gss sl xss-FA - ~ G8zs3m4 o. -
sae go ssEaA4s@s4@ - - es.Ai. 60.
ssela a4ssf , - 4ssaA So a. e.. /.
F Dsssas = - lisPasatM1 Gspsa6sls. Al
FsAaAAaa kaa - s@soete& 10 F@sAas a.
sNsg.tAs pE ta fnoEeNNp.9ae - -.
3 - "a a, ssfws - ss94.ssssas 80 4sa :
agep@ - o. m@fe , Aspt - - sassss
k&Ass s@gs&sG.s = evsss - EspsaA4 :
A@sa@a - ~&ees - ess hAsvla. $40. :
- Aawasss *ss ass As = sssa4 go 60 -
fasNa3 - $50 tss - = a@uaAss - ka.sss
ssssksss.a So = - k~As A.iss
ENsa s.ks gem@teNsmska 80 w,xmas
Ass s~aisa -. fkssAAka AAAA. i. ssAs
49, - aFR*s. - Il - emaaaAsBm !
49, A. - LsssA } A sss s..s.s
. tss "a - Assssa@ 6kaeAa.As. : A.sa -
. 800 - - a&eaa tsa4ssA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-12

Con este procedimiento, Eg GOvyo 10
dice sin emto1o, LA INSURRECCION
hssbieyG hiuntado! iOalc6lese cual sera el
verdadero caractar, cual cl significado
que podra tener en- polltica IN peri6dico
que lamenta ain rebozo ol que LA IN
SURRECCION no haya acertado en- es-
coger los medioa que Ia hubieran hecho
triunfar, mi6ntras que ahora cate triunfo
es impossible!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-12

2 s9b.efao eeles&sssoo De- afsa
bifpafe se Saatssgo A. Cahs "a "a
sasia y sRefaatur guausaiaase -
Gefs. ds agssl uspaf taneasa. II =.
sn'sff~ 'nro sn Qse senas - graz
lssasls qas 80 araha Ae eass.s IA
gees Cas68ea.
= saa> as.--Um ia@as4. s4hssp 80
e@see A~&~tte eewANem - Rsss 80 I
-, n e@m@ y k.esmaa. 80 sasss 4.
fnes - tsee~u r@essms e. esss.ss / :.
- - = m&aama - syse. 49, - -,
s'st8pn - haAhemAs =. k.ae4 80
- - "a - C.ss4a. -
'-ss J ssFa9t& .A1ssis mszums :.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-12

Dc 10 sisgten,e: Ia S)cie "a de Socorros
Md.uos de los Amigos del Ben p6blico
ju "a el nI'n. 8048 en- el sorteo del %
dei corrieut3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-12

81 DIoa de ''Eson ssimpI1cfO'' v de au
co padre D0H SeOer0 Ca,ata -CLaro es un
ae: beDaaLo1, in faasivo venerable y con-
sonsidor. :. E D.o5 de- BoLErIN es muy,
d,crcnte. hspeead, h3rmaaos, que va
d daira el BoLETIN 50 Dos antes qua So
ae.arel cIer.os ds-pItarros muuicipales....
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30
VIM Fl. SHEIB d Co.

The FAR AND Festival The fair
and festival gwen in the basement OF
the Church of the I'm naculate Concep-
ton, SDuth Wheeling, last night, wac
largely attended, aud all present were
delighted with the display OF serv Co.
able and fancy articles, eatables, ices,
&c. The Swiss Cottage in charge OF a
bevy OF young ladies, who thoroughly
understand how 10 make all who call
on them at home, was chief point oil
attraction. The arrangements OF the
basement OF the Church, where the lair
is held is most beautiful and reflects
great credit on the ladies who bad the
decorations in charge The voting on
the different articles 10 be con ested for
was very lively. Tne festival will be a.
it's highlh tonight and we advise all
Who were not present last night 10 go
TO, night, we know that all who were
there last night will 60 again.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

RIVER NEws-The river is at a
stand still, the marks showing nine
feet nine inches in the channel here
At Pittsburgh there Ia seven feet SIX
inches.
The new tow and freight boat Iron
Valley, having got in new Aues that
stood the test, left for Pittsburgh last
evening about four o'clock. We un.
derstand that she lie to be run as a
freight boat between this and the
Smoky city hereafter.
The Andes got away with a good
freight and passenger trip. That brass
band Of hers is big thing.
The Express, Capt. Phil. Auschutz,
is this mornings Psrkersburg packet.
We canssy nothing that will add to the
great popularity Of this packet or her
genhemanly captain. Our gallant
friend Ed. Anscbutz has charge Of the
Office
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

POLICE Court Matters were pretty
lively before the Police court Yesterday
morning There vas variety about
the proceedings that was agreeable.
The little Modoc war that came off
in front of the Fifth Street African
Church, on Sunday night last came up
for settlement. 1t seems that q colored
sister, named Margaret Able, charges
Phelan Jones with being the father Of
the little Modoc she carries in her
arms. and has been annoying him with
her persistent appeals for money to help
support the child He denies that be
is in any way interested in the baby and
says the whole affair is peice Of black
NASTY business. On Sunday night as
Phelan was coming out OF church she
drew q club on him aud attempted to
beat him with it. He took the club from
her, give her q clip over the head
with it that broke it (the club) to splin-
tiers, and then the row began. Marga-
ret is a giantess in size but she cant
get round easy. Phelau is small but
active, making the fight pretty near an
even thing. For about flIten minutes
the skirmish was carried on, to the
sgust OF the church people and des-
truction OF the peace Of the neigbbor-
hood, Margaret's waterfall and Phe
lan's hat The Judge fined Marga'
ret $40 and costs and Phelan IS and
costs.
Patrick Norton was arrested for ped
ding without license. As it was not
proved that Patrick had offered the
jewelry he is trying to sell on the street
be was discharged from arrest.
Rudolph Spear, boy, was arrested
or discbsrging a pistol on Csldwell's
Geld, last Saturday. He was fined 81
and costs.
James Matchett was up on charge
Of plain drunk. He was fined 81 and
costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

TIE VIZ. q. She'd q Co. PlAxos-
It 10 with feelings Of pride and pleasure
We plsce before the public this excellent
make Of pianos, and give briefly our
reasons Tor prefering this as our Lead
ing instrument to one Of the promi-
nently advertised. so-cslled frst-clsss
pianos. Our experience has taught ne,
that enormous proAts were necessary to
keep up extensive advertising, and fee
artists for complimentary letters, to give
this or that piano the name OF "the
BEST" snd that the consumer was the
one who paid for all this. Feeling sure
that the selling price for really frst-
class instruments was too high, aud
that thousands OF dollars were paid
annually to keep up certain makers re-
putation without sny benefit 10 the
buyer, after careful investigation we
lonnd the means to do our humble
share in giving the public really good
piano for u fair price.
By a business connection with one Of
the very best factories OF New York
City, we were enabled to Introduce
these Pianos, which alter years OF use
and trial, have proven themselves and
are unhesitatipgly pronounced by the
musical profession and the public gen.
orally, perfect in tone, mechanism and
workmanship.
The VIM H. Sheib d Co. Pianos
are made to last, and the material is
thoroughly seasoned and OF the first
quality throughout that can be Procur-
ed. No part is sighted, and inside and
out every thing is carefully and faith.
fully made 80 that they will bear the
most minute scrutiny. At the head
OF each department OF their manuiac"
ture is m aster workman, personally, as
we are, interested in each instrument,
and their twenty years experience has
TOR its fruits the production OF the best
makes Of pianos made. We intend
that every VIM H. Sheib & Co. Piano
shall equal our promises, satisfied that
good instrument is our best friend
and sounds it's own praise. The pecu-
liarites of construction, scales, patents
and improvements, are the productions
of prac ical and scientific piano makers
who have made this business the study
OF their lives, and the result is a pei feet
piano at very low price. We ask
YOUR most careful examination OF these
Instruments.
VIM Fl. SHEIB d Co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

Nor A CANDlDArs.-Jacob Altmyer,
Eco, authorizes US to say thafh is
not candidate for the gold-headed
cane being voted for at the festival OF
the congregation Of the Church OF the
Immaculate Conception, South Wheel
ing. Had bis name been brought out
earlier he would have accepted the can
didacy. We know, judging from Jakes
popularity with "the boys" in particu-
lar and his fellow citizens in general,
that he would have made things red
hot for the other candidates had he re.
manned in the field.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

The WORLD WE LIVE IN.-"'Tis said
that all the worlds q stage "-now We
forget whether we quote from Artemus
Ward, John Wesley, or Shakespeare
but it is mistake. The world runs to
circuses and the circus runs Wheeling
No sooner does the paste brigade OF one
show vanish from our sight than six-
teen or twenty agents. contractors, bill
posters, distributors and exhibitors Of
Lime Light art galleries OF Old John
Robipsou's Great Worlds Exposition
drops in, and presto, Wheeling UNDER
goes another change, and now resem-
bles fairy grotto." with representa-
tons of gaily colored animals
and rich plummsged birds, sea
monsters and sort OF q street scene 10
No4h's Ark-only we don't see the
ticket wagon and the side blowers. To
be briei. it's Thursday. May 9th, that
every body is coming to see the effect o.
Old John Robipson's mons.er comb.
nation Of great. Of good. useful, orna.
mental and wonderful beings,the handi
work OF our Divine Creator, and Of
which it seems we never tire looking
upon. In order that everybody can get
here, excursion trains will run in on
the Washington Branch, the Main
Line and the Central Ohio Division Of
the Baltimore d Ohio Railroad.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

JUsT received large assortment OF
elegant Carpets. OIL Cloths, Window
Blinds, Msysville Carpet Chain, etc.
Call and see them. % yards OF good
carpet for SC %, q yards good SOC car
pet tor 50 90. MaysvlIe Carpet Chain
IS cents, and all other kinds Of good
at equally low prices at John Roemer's
Dry G pods and Carpet Emporium, Nos
81 and 80 Main Street, Centre Wheel
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

J. T. LAKIN Il Co., Merchant Tsilors
and dealers in Mems Furnishing Goods
No. 81 Monroe street, are now in re-
ceipt OF their Stock OF Goods suitable
for Spring and Summer Wear. embrsc-
ing all styles OF goods kept by first
class merchant tailors, including all the
latest novelties OF Foreign and Dames-
tic which they are prepared to make to
order at short notice and in the very
best manner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

FAST TINS "A JlpInsss Popin Sui
Out Fit and male in five and a hal,
hours We take pride in informing our
readers that the suit makers al Eman
uel E ushelmer's manu- sctory, Cut, fl
and made a Poplin suit in the
unprecedented time OF Ave and q
bali hours. Mr.. E is ready TO receive
all orders for su Is, undergarmeuts, &;
in the same proportlonste time. GIVE
him call AIDES, all work guaranteed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

HAVING received a full and choice
line OF Cassimeres and goods Of all DIS
criptious Tor spring and summer wear
would be glad to have those who are
in need OF goods in nv line to call and
examine my stock which is unsurpass-
ed in the city, before purchasing.
JOIN L RIGS,
3S Monroe street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

TIE SxAll BoY.-The small boy is .
terrible institution Of modern civiliks-
ton. Gradually has hs evolved him
self from the larva childhood Of the
happy past and now be sports in the
sunshine Of the period. butterfly Of
the most audacious description. True
to bis original instincts, however, he
msintains bis fondness for his grub"
and a. q consumer OF the necessaries
and Injuries OF life, is excelled by none,
and equslled BY few. But it is not at
the table alone that he maintains his
supremacy. he is ompipresent, obj
qultous twins, in fact, multiplied to q
million diameters. There is no escap-
ing him. In that "lodge in some vast
wilderness" we have no doubt he
dwells, and should we scale an Egyp-
tan pyramid We would expect to find
be small boy complscently playing
'mumbely-peg" poutius level top.
The habits Of the small boy are Pc
culisr. First and foremost is bis pre-.
deliction for playing "hokey." He is
averse TO learning lessons, and thinks
the good little boy who takes prizes in
the Sunday school class is a perfect
cad" Nay, bis resentment toward
that innocent youth extends 80 far that
be frequently lays for him" and ham
ners him most numerically. Then he
believes in stealing apples, and has the
seat OF bis pantaloons constantly in q
tattered condition, owing to savage
dogs making hasty connections with
him as be essays to scale fences. His
belief in Indians ia firm and uushaken,
and he is no less positive that high
destiny has called him to be trapper
and scout. As q preparatory exer-
else he essays to scalp his little sister
with a butcher knife, aud prowls
around the cellar, with bow and arrow
after half starved cat, which his infan-
tile fancy has converted into byena
When he shoots at last, he is dead
sure to put the eve out of the servant
girl, who is always coming round at
such interesting times.
When moi doing something like this
the email boy amuses himself by get
ing lost, and causing untold agony to
surge beneath the buff vest Of his papa.
At night be is brought home with his
white pants all green, his hat lost, and
his face streaked with mud and tears
But the grief is coon over, and you see
him next scudding head first down the
balustrsde of the staircase. When
his mother has the headache he is
playing drum. When his sister is
expecting Adclphus 10 cross the Rubi-
con OF love-mskipg, and ask the neces-
ssry and genteel conundrum, he ALWAYS
bursts into the room with a tin horn In
fact the small boy is perfect marplot.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

MORE than l0JJJO persons die annu-
ally OF Consunptio in this country,
and more than halt OF these fatal cases
commence in Catarrh. Examine new
evidence OF DR.. Longdon's skill in these
diseases,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

TIE MECHANICAL JUMPsR is seen in
Forepsughs holiday parade, suspended
from the Hippopotsmus den, performing
every imaginable gymn.stic acrobslic
art. The exhibition will be here OIL
Friday, April 81.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

If the weather continues as chilly
and cold as now the little busy bee will
not gather honey all the day, this sum-
mer, from every opening flower. There
won, be any flowers to open, don't you
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

EVERYBODY will find it to their own
interest 10 give Louis Dcchert call and
examined his extensive stock OF
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry as be
sells his goods at lower prices than any
other house in the city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

MEssRs.I BLUM& BRO. manufacturers
OF Suits underwear have increased their
force this NOR ming aud are now pre-
pared to execute orders on the shortes!
notice on record.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

TIE LATEST The Empress walking
Boot for ladies and misses, and all the
latest styles Of Boots, Shoes and Caters
can be found at L. V. BLoND's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

A new Skylight, especially arranged
'or the new styles at Robinson's Par
trldge's) G.lIery.is the latest evidence
OF enterprsiug Photography. Late
pictures from the establishment fully
sustain iis reputation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

JoHx RoExss, is receiving large lots
Of Dress goods. Shswls, White Goods
Notions, ETC., and selling them at asto-
nishing Low prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

TIE Victoria aud E npress Tie, and
Junlatta and Croquet slippers for ladies,
and Embroidered and Brocha Slippers
Tor gems, just received at
L v. BLoSD's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

ONCE more We Call your attention to
the Cameo Medallion Photographs
The convex surface OF these PICTURES
adds beauty obtained in no other way.
Specimens can he seen only at Robin
sons (Partridges) Gallery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30
ORGANS for rent al SHEIB

DRESS GOODS, DoMEsrICs IT,, &c.,-l
will offer to close, Spring D4Lsins, | lie
Brocade japanese, 37!c; Striped Japs- =
nese best quality, 25S Good Black
Silks, $780, Heavy Hose, loo; 3OO
handsome suits tor ladies and children
at great bargain. These goods are
offered at tremendous reduclion.
EMANUAL EMsHEINgR,
1872 Main street, Third Store below
Uuion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

BRAurFuL ready made Suits and un-
derwesr for ladies' can be seen 10 great
variety at Blum's, none but their own
manufacture.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

A FULL stock Of mems aud boys Cal
Congress Caters and Bslmorsls, and
all other styles Of shoes, at prices that
that defy competition at
T. v. BLoND'S,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

MORE rain, more mud, more nastiness,
more grumbling, more everything but
legal teaders and pleasant weather.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

PERSONAL. Reilly, Jr. is
at present in Rome. He intends to
make the tour Of Italy.
David Kull and wife and Mrs
Henry Vaas have purchased tickets, a.
Benno Hammers agency, Tor Germany.
They will leave about the tenth Of May.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

STRAWBERRIES are now among the
delicacies in the New York market.
We can get along with snow-balls here
vet awhile.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

The streets OF the Eighth Ward are
undergoing thorough scraping. They
needed il.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

AFTER listening to the blind organ
grinder on Market street, yesterday,
we are satisfied that all the tunes he
PLAYS are by handle.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

YESTERDAY was horribly dull. Max
ing newspaper was q good deal like
making brick without straw"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

Gov. JACOB arrived IN the city last
night He has taken rooms at the
Mcclure House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-30

To-Day is toe anniversary OF the
inauguration OF George Washington. as
President, in 1889.