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PRICE OF TICKETS

whole uckets elO, halves -. and quar-
tsrs ez-5O. Eleven whole tick cts for 900.
- for stz0 50 or $500 il3 of 600 AS Tor " 300 SIS
for s5 600, 100 Or $4,000 as5o for s7o0O0 and 600
or $4,000 No discount on los than 800 worth 81
The s6nssrt and disiribuiien of gins win bs.in Al
O'Clock on Tuesday morning, July q 40 Public Library
Hail and the ioowing viii be the ordsr o.
ist Music orchestral hand ID Placing 81 tas ons
for each ticket s0ldl In laTge wheel Sd Placing 81 ns
10 small wheel tth. Music BY orchestral band. bh
Explanatory remarks by PreAidsnt. sth Drawing Of
hrsi half Of gins III. Musie BY orchestral h.nd sh
Drawing u lasi half of dfs 9Th. Placing Of lar<s
wheel with ~ In hands Of COMMITTEES Appointed ~
audience i0th. Grand orchestral concert
The music this grand ocoasion will bs the lot that
can be- procured, and the gentlemen Who count and
place the tac and gns Ia the wheels and supEinisnd
the drasing and keep the record VI the drawn
su 10 cha-cn from the bsst kno.n and mat trust
uoFthy citi1ens u the htais All xin b. eondactsd
q y b perfect guaranty as.Hst complaint hem any
fhs pay msnt 81 gins wA e..in 90 saturday, IDLY
u. a clock a. Y Tsskeis dravins gina s,asl 6s
pessnisdrsi room NJ. Public Library Building
uhere e.sh checks upon ths farners n.nk ~ Louis
vile sight drans upon thu Foarth Eaiionsl n.nk "
Ns- fork, Al The epiioa Of The holder, wi be dsen
A. the uekes An gins not called ior 10 uoa ths nom
nc am~ing win BE- turned over 70 the Public Lbury
For fan particular end or eircalanL
ThOS. u bkAMLkrft, Loalavtlls, Ky,
Agsni fablc Library ny
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NoTICE
q. s. Internal Revenue Special
TAXESI

0NHE law Of Dcoc~hsr ~ is75, requires essry person
i engaged In any brsncs>, avocation OF employment
which renders him hrhie to SPECIAL TAX, 10 pro-
and place csn-picsoasy In his estab shnent OF
place Of cuisines stamp denotng the payment % .ad
special tar befBte commencing business
The emiuruef within the provisions Of the Law
above quoted are toe following via.
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MOTHERS TAKE NOTICE.

ew They xhssIa Ne red During The
Su01er menfha.
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LIST OF GIFTS,

Aetaf WV Ntf1i
The money " pay all these gins in full IL nov upon
deposit In the Farmer and DroVers Bank Of louis
vine and yet aside for that purpose and esn only h.
used for that purpose will be sen By the ioxins
certificate from the Cashier
OFFICE or Farmers AND DR0vKRs' BAsK.1
louIsvILLK, KY, April T. IsT3
This l. 70 certify that there Is In the Farmer and
Droyers Bank 10 the credit Of the Third frnnd tiN
CONCERT for the benefit Of the Public Library of Ken
tueky, ave hundred thousand dollars which has bsen
st apart by the managers 10 pay the gifs Ia hl and
will be held BY the hank and paid out hr this purps.s
and this purpose only. r. n WEIGH C.shier
The party, therefore, who holds the tcket drawins
the capital GIN will get si00000 10 greenbaeks aud -
Of the $4,000 h, the Us 0OO 10 s 0OO the 40 oo
the IS 600, and all the other gifts iOOOs % numh<r
amounting 10 t500,0fo.
The remnant Of unsod tickets viii BE- nlrnish.d IN
tho~ no hrs apply lorers panied By tbs money
always having pfsisrenes ,ssr agents. al the fbowinx
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-10
Fields or Dock.

The root OF the yellot0 deck, so troub-
lesome to farmers, is an effectual al.
terative and most valuable medicine.
In the neighborhoood OF Lowell Doct.
J. c. Aver and Co. have plasted fields
OF it, where they raise many tons st a
crop. 1t is grown like the carrot or
beet, in drills, and its quality or prop
critics have been much improved by
cultivation. 1t is one OF the ingredients
in AYERS SARsAPARILLA. and we are
informed, the extraordinary virtues OF
this pref sration are largely due to the
extract OF this root that it contains
The SarsaparIlla root, used by this firm,
is grown on plantations OF their own,
in Honduras, to secure an article OF SUI
perior and wholly reliable quality. One
Of the reasons flor the universally ack-
nowledged superiority OF their medi.
cines may be seen in the watchful care
that is used in preparing them.-Ier"
mont Statesman.
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NOBLE INTERVENTION.

A correspondent OF the New York
Tines relates story in relation to re-
cen, occurrences in the harbor OF SAM
liago de Cuba which, If true, deserves TO
he repeated until it has been heard by
every American citizen. 1t is in sub
stance that the American Consul, find
.as his protests dsregarded by the
Spanish authorities, telegrsphed to
Kingston, Jamaica, for an American
man Of war. No vessel OF cur navy
being there the Captain OF the English
armed steamer Niobe Immediately
started to render what assistance he
could. He arrived with his vessel in
the harbor OF Santiago on the 7th Of
November, tie daT when fifty OF the
Nl-ginius passengers were to be execut-
f. lie passed in without salutiDg the
tots, AMI immediately went ashore
"'' demanded o. the Governor
hat the executions should cease,
"Ad, In reply to the assertion that he
lad 10 right to interfere, declared that
'H the absence of any American ship
1r would protect the lives OF American
c'Hzens and the honor Of the American
ia, and gave the Governor his choice
o. saying the execution OF his priso-
Ne's or having the city bombarded
without delay. His demsnd wac &C.
cseded to and in this manner the live;
'' nifty men were saved.
loo much honor and praise cannot
- bestowed upon the captain OF the
N'ooe 'o- his prompt and energetic in
"EPo-'2Cn, aui the thanks of the
american people are due TO him and
% the English government for thi:
manly act Of friendship and humanity
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that he be authorized to institute pro-
ceedipgs in the conrts Of the State to
recover the amount thus Gas he thipks)
improperly paid; therefore,
Be Il enacted BY tie Legislature OF
Vest Virginia
That the Governor be, and he %
hereby authorized, (if in his opinion th'
interests OF the State demand it) to lp'
stitute proceedings in the courts OF the
State for the recovery OF any monies
thus i'm properly paid. aud for the pur-
pose OF defrsying the expenses OF such
proceedings, the sum OF two thousand
dollars, or so much thereof as may be
needed, be, and the same is hereby ap-
propriated out OF any monies IN the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated
the same to be subject to the control OF
the Governor, for the purpose mention
ed in this act and none other.
This act shall be in force from and
after its passage.
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We regret to learn that PERRY B,
WErHERED, Esq Prosecuting Attorney
s. Webster county. died on the 25th
g'l Of paralysis. He was a remark
ab.e man in many respects. He was
shout ninety years Of age but possessed
o, unusual vigor. He had been for
msny years Prosecuting Attorney Of
Lie county and. without the advantages
o. early education had acquired very
thorough knowledge of law. lie was
$ soldier in the war OF 1912 and also
rendered some service on the Southern
,3e in the recent civil war.
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iTisa singular fact that "the IRON
cad oath for members Of Congress,
whose adoption was moved and brought
stou: bv Mr. MAYNARD, OF Tennessee,
was on last Monday abolished in &C
corjarce with motion by the sane
gentleman. The frantic and frightened
inquiry by LAWRENCE, of Ohio, whether
JspF DAVIS would be admitted as q
member OF the House, was met by the
calm reply that if the people OF his
Congressional district saw fit to eltc'
hin, the President as well as the Nice
Pies. dent OF the Confederate States was
ea:.i.ei TO 3 seat upon that floor. Law
Egy,E was shocked, but those who be-
l.eye that the civil war has ended saw
nothing Objectionable in the repeal o.
the cath
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coNcR ESSIoNAL.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, December 9.

The Vice President presented a
memmorial communicated from the
working men OF Philadelphia on the
present financial difficulties; referred
to the Finance Committee.
Midsummer presented further petitions
in favor OF his supplementary civil
rights bill.
Mr.Merrimon introduced a bill for the
resumption OF specie payments and free
banking.
Mr. Ingalls, introduced bill to provide
for arming and equipping Of the whole
body OF the militia.
Mr.. Ramsey introduced bill to provide
for the transmission Of correspondence
by telegraph.
The Vice President notified the Sem
ate that it must elect q president pro
tenn, as he would be absent several
weeks after Tomorrow.
The Senate at ten minutes past one
after hearing remarks from Buck
ipgham in favor OF specie resumption
adjourned.
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ACCOUNTS rom the interior OF the
State represent the deer and game oi
other kinds unusually plentiful and
fine. The Moorefeld, Hardy county,
Courier says that since the season com.
meucel twenty-six deer have been kill
ell in that neighborhood, eleven oI
them by one man. The Buckbannon
Upshu- county, Delta mentions the re-
turn OF hunting party Of three who in
lew days had killed ten deer and a
Wild cat It is probable that the game
laws, which have been more rigidly en-
.o:ced during the pas. few years than
before, has have something to do with
the present apparent abundance. Ven
i:oa is now selling in this city at the
ss,onishingly low rate OF fifteen cents
y.- pound.
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ansr.Ia and unteTinIAid -

An act to authorize the Governor TO
institute proceedings for the recovery Of
monies, Improperly paid ont Of the
Treasury, and to appropriate money 70
defrsy the expenses Of such proceed
ings.
WHsREAs, His Excellency, the Gov.
eruor OF this State, lac, in bis message
OF the 18th inst represented 10 the Leg
islature that be ia OF the opinion
that the Public Printer has charged for
and received from the treasury Of this
State q much larger amount for the
Public Printing than, by law, he was
entitled to receive and recommends
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We regret to be compelled to surren-
is; 50 much of our space this morning
0matters relating to the public printing
controversy, but we take some comfort
ia the r,fection that all things must
hsye aa end and that the indications
now are hat the dispute between Gov
e-aor JACOB and Mr.. WALKER will soon
be Ei.hirawn from newspaper discus
son and receive proper attention in the
coar;s. The Legislature has very pro-
gs;ly passed the act published this
morning, giving the Governor the NOR"
81 aDl material aid" asked for in his
message. and now, if he does not cue" /"
the unanimous sentiment OF the people
viii compel him to "subside." In either
Case there will be an end Of the muddle;
and that is what Is most earnestly de-
,.rai about this time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-10

GENERAL n. B. FORREST wrote a let
ter to General SHERMAN, rendering to
the United States Government his ser
vices in case Of war with Spain, in
which cavalry could be used. The
General has forwarded it to the War
Department, 10 be placed on file, giving
it an emphatic aud favorable endorse
ment, sud saying.
Il regard Y. B. Forrest as one of the
most extraordinary men developed BY
our civil wsr, and, were it left to me,
in the event OF 8 war requiring cavalry,
would uu uhesitstingly accept his servi'
ces aud give him prominent place. !
believe now he would fight against our
national enemies as vehemently as hs
did against US, aud that is ssyipg
enough.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Sinking OF a Steamboat.

NEW ORLEANS, December 9.-The
Brownsville steamboat, J. S. Lee, be-
longing to the Rio Grande railway
struck a snag near Rio Grande City
and sunk in twenty minutes. The boat
and cargo are reported total lose. She
was bound for Ringgold Barracks, with
a general cargo, and government stores,
and the supplies for the upper military
posts No lives were lost.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OsFloE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Dec 10. An.

|
WASHINGTON, Dec 10, An. J
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, increasing pres
sure, low temperature, light TO fresh
northerly to westerly winds and gener-
ally clear weather during the dsy.
For the Middle Atlantic States lower
temperature with increasing pressure
and generally clesr weather except IN
the northern par. OF New York. For
the lower lake region and THENCE south
ward to Virginia and Tennessee lower
temperature, cloudy weather and pos
sibly light rain except in the lower
lake region where light rain or snow
NAV prevail. For the upper AXE re-
glon a.d thence southwestward TO the
Missouri Valley partly cloudy Or
clear Gather and decidedly low tenn
persture. For the Cult States north
easterly to southeasterly winds, lower
temperature and partly cloudy weather.
For the south Atlantic States light
variable winds and possibly light rain
on the coast, followed BY clearing
weather and lower temperature.
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, December 9.-Rev. Charles
L. Cheney having consulted his congre-
CATION and received their unanimous
approval OF the step, has decided TO ac-
cept the appointment IS Bishop IN the
Cummings Episcopal Church, and has
telegraphed Bishop Cummings to that
effect
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svheeling geeister.

Iris reported that at the recent elec-
,.on in Texas the Democrats carried
,be State by Forty Thousand majority
thus securing the election Of a Demo-
,.otc United States Senator in place
4, FLANAGAN whose term expires in
-
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ST. LOUIS,
Council OF the Yarious Indian M
tiOns,

Council OF the Yarious Indian M.
tions,
Sr. Louis, December GA dispatch
from Fort Gibson says that a grand
council OF the various Indian nations
met at Oakamulgee, Indian Territory,
on the Let inst. but adjourned after 8
briet session, without doing anything
definite. Seventeen tribes were repre-
sented, and it is said that all the dele
gstes were opposed 10 the es:ablish-
meut ofa territorial government for the
Indian Territory. Buttbis Is probably q
mistake, as several members OF the
council, elec.ed last summer, are known
TO have been in favor OF that project.
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Probable Murder.
MINNESOTA.
Investigation OF an n dian Commits
siOner.

sr. PuLLs, December 9-The inVe'-
tigstion o. Commissioner Smith took a
new turn to-day. The council Tor
VIM. Welsh, after having asked and
had q week to prepare charges, now
declines to prefer them, alleging want
OF jurisdiction aud power to compel Wit
resses on the part Of the commission,
Mr.. Welsh then appeared for himself
by letter and makes eight charges,
which will now be investigated. Com
missioner Smith challenges q full ln'
ouiry and asks 10 have al Indian m
spector added TO the commission who
can compel witnesses.
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ARCHBISHOP JOSE PiCoS states thai
Samuel Kurk, one OF the Nirginius
victims, and Jew, was converted TO the
Catholic religion few moments before
he was shot. Cuba is great country
for swift conversions.
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If Beecher and Bowen both 90
abroad next year, as they say they will,
we don't see why Tilton cant enjoy a
quiet summer with his wiie.-Detroi,
Free Press.
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RROOkLYN.
Recruits for the Navy.

Brooklyn, December ga draft o
fifty men arrived at the navy yard this
morning from the steamship Michigan
at Erie, Pa l: is stated that about two
hundred recruits per week are being
raised in Pennsylvania.
1t is said that an effort will be made
Tomorrow, 10 ralse the coal barge
which was sunk at the mouth OF Dry
Dock. with three hundred tons Of coal
Naval Movements.
The hurry and hustle on board the
Spanish iron clad Arapiles, has sub
sided and the officers are fully aware
that they can not move the ship 'oE
some time.
It is reported they will get up steam
on the Minnesota this week. The
Florida is also getting ready. The
Gettysburg leaves the yard to'mor,ow
for Washington. Great satisfaction IL
EXPRESSED by the officers at the yard
over the demand Of the Secretary OF the
Navy for a special appropriation OF So
100000.
Probable Murder.
Edward Hall died to-day, from the
effects of injuries alleged to have been
received at the hands OF Richard Webb
Wednesday last. Webb has been ar
rested.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-10

Rgy. D. I. X. RINE, of Pittsburgh,
vel known to many Of our readers in
,bis State, has been convicted OF the
,s.repy of which he was accused. We
have not vet learned what sentence has
besn Inflicted.
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GEORGIA.
Wrecked nj Sea.

SAvANSAH, December 9.-The BriGEh
steamer Texas, Captain Banchstt
which sailed from Liverpool, Sovenb Ger
9th, for New Orlesss, with Passengers
for Portugal, is evidently lost.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-10

The most outrageous lie OF the period
is in the Chicago Post, which tells OF a
girl who has made $4,000 by picking
over beans. We don't believe she has
made over $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-10

BRADLAUGH is horriied to hear cer-
tain Americans speak OF Dickens At
,"Chsrley," and to hear them say o.
Trollope that they know "old Troll
like book
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-10

our GOODS ARE ALL BOUGHT d.
" RECT in perron, at lowest possible
prices and we are determined TO meet any
competition. Our stock OF Teas and Tobs G.
COS II the largest and best assorted IN the
city. Merchants will end IL to their inter-
est 70 call before buying elsewhere.
Tin GLE & IgHAH.
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Teas.

Teas.
Al HALF Chests OOLONG, GOOD TC
~ chOics,
y half chests S.IucbOHg.gOOd To choice
- japan
"MoYUSE' GUSPowDER.
% half chests prime N choice
common
"PTSG sCEY" CUSPowDER-
- matted boxes good 10 choice,
% extra nne,
10 half chests common 70 prime.
YOUNG HYsoS.
half chests choice
We especially invite the attention OF The
trade To our large stock Of TEAS and TO
BACCOS, all new and fresh, bought at low
prices
TINGLR A ISHAM.
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FRANCE.
The Razaine Trial.

VERSAILLES, December 9.-It is prob
able that q judgment in the Bazaine
case vii! be given tom orrow.
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NEW YORK.
Court Proceedings.

/
lar session OF the Board Of Appeals Of
the National Trotting Association conn
menced to-day and continues through
out the week.
DR.. G. w. Weston who was arrested
for having in his possession counterfeit
U. S. bonds and plates, was before
Commissioner Davenport to-day for
examination. Weston produced letters
from Secretary Chase and others in au-
thority at Washington which proved
conclusively that he was acting under
authority in making experiments in en-
craving 10 produce a bond which could
not be counterfeited. Upon this state
OF facts the Commissioner ordered the
accused to be honorably discharged.
The writ of babeas corpus in the
case Of Robert w. Woodwork the al
legged defaulting president of the New
Brunswick, New jersey, Carpet Com
pany, was dismissed to-day, and the
prisoner was turned over to the chief
OF the New Brunswick police under
requisitoa from the Governor OF New
jersey.
Exciting Day in Wall street.
This was an exciting day in Wall
and Broad streets. The stock market
was active and buoyant, and great
deal OF wild speculation, that recalled
old times, was noticeable. Stocks most
depressed by the panic show the most
vitality.
Another DefaIcatfOn.
The office of A. w. King, No. 80
Pine street, was beseiged by number
oil creditors to-day, who have learned
Of the defalcation Of CASHIER Hartford.
Mr.. King locked himself up in his pri-
vate office, and refused to see the mem-
bers of the press. 1t was learned from
the detective engaged in the case that
the whole amount OF the defalcation
is about $4,000 No clue to his where's
abouts has yet been obtained, although
the detectives have been hard at work.
1t is believed that he went to Canada.
The Vile Du Hnvre Affair.
The statement OF Captain Robertso n
OF the Locn Earn, charging criminal
neglect on the part Of the officers OF the
Vile Dn Hayre, prompted agent Mac
kenzie to send an enquiripg dispatch.
To-day Mackenzie received the follow
ing reply dated Paris, December 9:
The report OF the crew Of Loch Earn
are absolutely false. The steamer
Unanswered correstly. The Loeb Earn
only was in fault. Captain Surmand
and especially the officers and crew,
fully and nobly discharged their duties.
We send the report and testimony OF
witnesses. [Signedl Saltzcher. AS
this dispatch is founded on the sworn
testimony of sworn witnesses. 1t re-
lieyes the officers of the Vile Du Havre
OF al blame.
The Trial OfJrying.
John I. Irving the confessed accom-
plice OF the murderer of Nathan, was
again placed on trial to-day on another
charge of burglary. Considerable tea
timony was taken, and Irving himself
was called and asserted that he was in-
nocent OF this burglary. He called
God to witness that at his first trial on
Monday he had been convicted on per-
jured testimony. The jury, after halt
hours deliberation, returned with
verdict OF guilty OF attempt to commit
burglary in the third degree, and was
sentenced to two years and halt In
Sing Sing for the above offence and
FIVE years on the charge for which ne
,roe ,r;a3 op Mon1ay
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Roasted Coffee.

THE POPULARITY OF OUR ROASTED
j. Coffee IL rapidly iDcressiDg. Il may
nov be had in all the hrst class grocery
stores, which heretofore used ATJuckle'E.
Re sure 70 inquire for and get
TISGLR a ISHAyF.
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Flour.

TObaccOs.
OUR STOCK EMBRACES THE FOL-
" lowing popular brands and styles:
IL INCH ..TwIsTs.
25 boxes Yellow Jessa mine,
30 Prairie Chicken,
10 Carrie Smith,
10 Gold Medal,
10 Crescent,
10 Walkers
INCH TWIST.
20 Caddies Luscious Chew,
% Prairie Chicken.
POUNDS.
boxes BOoker's Bright.
rs.
% caddIes Beverly Bright.
NAVY POUNDS.
10 boxes Virginia Dare,
70 Jingle 4 bhsm's choice.
10 Monitor.
NAVY ms.
q caddIes Rose Bud Bright,
le caddies PerTy's Victory,
"a Monitor,
rs Virginia Dare, Double Thick.
n Black Warrior, black,
10 Andrew Jackson, black.
SPUN ROLL AND TWIST.
Ij caddIes best spun roll,
10 kegss twist,
In store and for sale.
TISGLE q ISHAM.
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BY TElEG RAPH.
Exclusively for the Register.

by the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
once, lIO Main street.
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TINGLE & ISHAM,

CISCINsATI, Nov. ~, Is73.
MelwI. TH0ic 4 LhdJn, Hheeiin0, ". Va
GEST. We have for you thirty barrels
MOlass'g from the south, the nTst that has
arrived at this port this season.
Yours Respectfully,
T.. Il. EUSSELL,
nOy7I Clerk pteamer SkillinRer.
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Photographs! Photographs!
NARD PHOTOGRAPHS s2G PER DOZ
one large Photograph s1lO frame :or sl.O.
PLUMMERS NEW GALLERY
Hornbrook's Hall, ll;ES Main ~.
A fnc assortment of frames on hand cheap
nOylph