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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04

MoNTGoM,E!;RIYi, . WHITE WHITE! SULPHUR
1hls delightful Watering place will be open for the
recc puon Of visitors un the
FIRST DAY OF JUNE.
Eyt nSlve additions of new furniture have been
added, aud the proprietors arr making every ar
ilnec nrnt for tie comfort and convenience Of WIS.,
tiers This IL the most Beautiful and extensively
improved of all the NUMEROUS waterins- places In
the mountains ofyirgina. The LAWN is covered
with forest of shade trees. r.
The COTTAGES arc of different sizes and plaus,
each forming distinct building. and presenting to
the eye beautiful picture.
Ali the usual appliances for the COMFORT and
amusement OF guests are provided and
EMPRESS, TICKET. POST A. ID ELEGRAPII OFFICES
ARE FOUND HERE.
,Tne BAR will he under the management oil
THORNTON A. ATKIN: On, and will he supplied with
Bic Tunnel, on the Virginia aud Tennessee Ill
road is the station at which YOU take the cars Tor
the Sprlngs-distlnt one and half miles. W
Ruuntrip tickets can be procured ut AL the prin-
cipal towns and cities.
.% G. A. COLHOUN,
for twelve years the resident partner at the ALE.
gn,iy Springs will assume the management, and
he tenders 10 his old patro 's cordial welcome anu
pledges his efforts to render their stiy pleasant we
proriose to have none bat the most experienced
servants and our supplies of every description will
be selected from the best the country and cities at
ford. 1t is the intention "f the new propr1ctor' to
50 improve this property ~ to make IL The
IN THE
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA.
Its many natural attractions can be so Improved
and urllamentcd asto render this comparatively IN
easy task
IinoF EssoR p. GOODRICH, NJ. D., Of Baltimore,
Md. Resident Physician.
TERMS: $3.50 per sd.y, $le per week, $50 per
month; for the month Of June. Sio Ciildrem under
ten nd over two years old AID servants, ball price
49, j J,t &. Lu0CN. WILSON & IOWAS.
CLERKS: G NJ. sOBESCIlAiS, WILLIAM WADE,
WILLIAM F. ROSE. le..-iM :
CHEAP SUMMER BOARD.--I am pre-.
~ pared 10 accommodate Eli Ii I or Il EN-
BIkfDEES ut twenty-five collars per month Q,
thirty DAYS. Children unuer twelve years ana col
nrcd servants half price Address -,
NJ. w. WALLACE. Green"o depof. (
je a-e.t Albenare county, va.
DOARDIN THE MOUNTAiNS.-Afe few
ID BOARDERS can be accommodated In .pri,
yaie family residing npon a ftriI rear yEaynes.
Chesapeake and Ohio'raircad. Situation desirable
IN every respect. TERMS: $50 u month; children
under Twelve years, half price. Address =.
g. JULIAN PRATT,
1e 2-lt. Waynesbnr'. Augusta rounty.Va
A FTON .HOUSE.-Th pleasant sulnmcl
n resort, which cannot be eaceIed by any place
III The nouiitains f0r beautiful Views. dry. pure
neuntafh afr, anu easy access. will he opened june
lst: lerms; " per month !; children aud servants
9. =. GO0DLoE & CO., Anon. va.
my a2-dsm% Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04
DsssOLUTrONs 4 PARTNERSHIPS

Observation-Disclosures con-
~ Germ of BDSSrfUX & co. will be dissolved on
the ,st June by mutual consent. me suDscrlners
will continue the teaIBing business, which they
have conducted with pretty general satisfaction ior
the past twenty-siA yers and ask the patronage oil
their old customers and the merchants generally.
my 24-l2t r. BUSSIEUN Il BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD TO-,
RICHMOND, VA.
I,HE- TRAINS ON THIS ROAD RUN


THE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD RUN
The MAIL TRAINS ieay. Richmond Mt A. NJ.
and 9:2o r. NJ, and leave Petersburg atlas A. III.
FKfiGT TEAMS ;a WITH p :; couch at, At,
eass rssrSSbrz 4. ssG A. A. Sn so Vim leave
Richmond and Petersburg at9A. NJ. Returning,
leave Richmond and Fetsrsutg al 40 r. NJ, Instead
The S a. ST. -TRAiN viii rot ieave Richmond on
sundays and the s. s r. ~. MAIL TRAIN and s:se
A. n. FREIGHT TRAIN will not leave Petersburg
rassenerrs TOR Norfolk viii take the 22u 7. ~.
DAILY iEnAl.', and thosa from Norfolk Will con-
Passengers frni6 Glover ilill VII take the $3.50 A
VI. TIAih+daIy texrept Sundays, ana returning
leave Richmond 2:o P. NJ.
tn. MAI. TRAINS v III stop only at Chester and
The > a. II. TEAM viii connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad for
h PWnIIA M rALAcE sLEEplNG-cAR win
be alta. he'd % the THROUGH TRAIN at Weldon,
running through to- WiiT,n, 1,S,,ns u u-v,Nr
de 10 49, ~ President.
Ktt1rMoSD. titEpt,nC KsBuRG AND roToMALl
RAILROAD COMPANY. OFFICE or.
GENERAL. TICKET AND FHHIGET AGENT.
RICHMOND. February II, 1879.
SCHEDuLE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoTo.
.3Gt MAC RAILROAD
UP hA MALL leaves byrd-Sfreet station
p. ".
uIi NIGHT MAIL leaves B;rd-srreei station $40
F. II e INSTRUMENTATION leaves Bto,as,res.
s'i bUMs DAY ' MAIL srTSs Il Byrd-s.ree.s
ton Ut r. NJ. ,il,gs 10 .., 49,,
ooWS NIGHT MAlI.srfi.tsa al Byrd-Strect sta
toll $40 A. ~. feScapt ~, S.r,:syg.)
DOWN ACCOM- sfOIlATiUN uhAtE arrives ut
Bmai,Stree, station s:37 A. 81. Except ON siD-
dsys.1
s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rroad-Strcet station on
MONDAYS Wednesday,. and Fridays al e:i5 A. NJ,
connecting ut Quantieo with the Alexandra Ia and
Fredericksburg r. fway. Returning. arrive at Broad
Street station on Tutsjays. ThuIsdays.a aud Saurs
da 70 at 4:a0 T.. MI. 80
Py order OF General Superintendent.
F ~ = st5s5sE7s j. b. GENTRY, 81
feIs General Freight and Ticket Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04

w 4 n T E d, a WHITE HOUSE-SER-
w NANT-must come we'll recommended. Ap-
ply AT 2l1 Main, between Second and Third streets.
ip =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04
MEDICINAL WATERS

. MEDICINAL WATERS
I'm addition TO
THE ALUM SPRIN GS;
one OF which has been analyZed by Professor Gil-
ham, Of the Virginia Military Institute, and said by
of the Rockbridge Alum Springs There Is Situated
on this property, short distance from the hotel,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04

WANTED, a SITUATION by an expe-
w rtenced and competent BOOk-KEfPER:
speaks several languages quick ut figures. and good
penlnan: 6ood references. Address E. II. j.,
je 3-2t* office OF UisDurch
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04

WANTED. by IL gentleman and wife. with
w out children. TWO ROOMS with BOARp.
In pleasant iart Of the city, convenient TO bust
ness; OF Il SUIT vt ROOMS, furni he'd or unfur-
nShed with Kitchen and servants rooms. Salts
factory reference given. Address Lock-Box 233,
pos.-ollce less
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04

MILL1SERS WANTED.-I will give
w good wages and constant work to THREE or
FOUR GOOD MILLlNERS tf immediate applica-
ton Is made 10 me at No. 1915 Main street. +.
&c I-3ts C. IIfARR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04

r WANT ALL My FRIENDS AND
l. fellow citizens to know that ! nm manufacture
ing SOAP AND CANDLES ut my old stand. OH
franklin street between Fifteenth ana Seventeenth
streets All who are III want of such articles will
please give me u call.
te 9 eod3t* JAMES MURPHY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-25
A ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

RIVER NEws.-The marks at the
river yesterday evening indicated nine
feet of water and falling.
Things were rather quiet around the
landing yesterday. The regular local
packets arrived and departed at their
usual hours.
The Express left for Parkersburg
with q good trip. The Courier 10 the
packet for the above point to-day at 104
o'clock.
Tho Granite State arrived from
Portsmouth last evening, with a mod
crate trip, and departed for Pittsburgh.
The J. n. Camden passed down at
noon with quite a large coal tow.
Capt. Billy List, Of the R. R. Hud-
son, arrived on the Granite State yes
terday. Home for Christmas, we reck-
or.
The remains OF the late William
Lynch, second mate of the Charles B.
Church, who died at Cairo a few days
since, will be taken to his home at
Woodsfeld, Monroe county, Ohio, for
interment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-25

COURSE OF LECTUREs.-We are ex-
ceedingly gratified to learn that a
course of lectures will be delivered at
the Chapline street NJ. E. church, this
winter, for the benefit Of their Sabbath
school. Rev. L. B. Carpenter, OF this
city, will deliver the first lecture, on
Friday evening, January 9th. His
subject will :be "Asceticism," which
translated into theicommon veruacular
means "sour Godliness." Rev DR..
Holmes, Of Allegheny City, Penusylva"
MIA, will lecture on "the Family and
the Home" Rev. DR.. Watkins, OF
Pittsburgh. will lecture on How
Americans Talk" Rev. DR.. S. Il.
Nesbit, OF Allegheny City, will lecture
on Work and Win" Rev. DR.. II.
Miller, of Monongahela City, Penn.
sylvsnia. and Rev. c. w. Smith, o.
Cincinnati, Ohio, will also lecture.
Their subjects will be made known
soon. Season tickets S2 90; single
tickets SOC; children l5c. Tickets will
be for sale at the various drug stores OF
the city, and also at the railroad ticket
office, Mcclure House corner. Let
everybody go sad hear rich, racy lee
lures and help good cause.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-25
The Escape Of Shafkey.

In the Court of General Sessions to-
day, the case Of Margaret Jordan, in
dicted for aiding in Sharkey's escape
from the tombs, was called, Recorder
Hackett occupying the bench. The
prosecution desired a postponement
owing to the absence of Mrs. Della
Broderick, vile of NJ. Broderisk, lately
convicted OF manslaughter, who is an
important witness. After argument,
it was arranged that the case should
be commenced to-day 30 far as the i'm
pannelling OF the jury was concerned.
Thejury was soon obtained and toe
case was then postponed until Monday
when the witnesses are expected to be
present,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-25
Distinguished Visitors.
rom the Huntington Independent.

From the Huntington independent.
The avenues of our city, the Offices,
corridors, reading rooms and ssloons, OF
our leading hotels, have been thronged
during the past week BY an unusual ir-
vasiou of visitors, embracing in tt
number many OF the most eminent Cit
liens of the State, including Judge Jack
SOD, Ex-senator Wilson, Hon. Mr.. Nor
row and Major O'BrieH. Some OF these
gentlemen were en- route to Charleston
to attend the approaching term OF the
q. S. Court; others, still hsrpiug on
my daughter" TO aid in removing the
Capital to Wheeling.
Among these gentlemen OF distinc-
ton, who sojourned with US, were some
eminent for piety, temperance, and
huge financial abdomens, and OF these
we have especial pleasure in noticing
Col. Clarkson, Editor and bloated bond
holder, OF Wheeling, and the Hon. Mr..
Hall OF the Senate. These esteemed
citizens arrived on the Steamer Hudson,
on Monday, intending TO leave on the
10 a. m train for the capital, but the
alluremcnis OF our beautiful city prov
ed too many for them, and they tarried
until evening, leaving then with many
regrets.
Among the numerous places OF in-
terest visited by our suburban guests
were the Limerick Gardens aud 10.
ological Varieties" on,Bismark Square /;
aud the Bourbon Art Galleries, in
Belvidera Terrace, opposite -Four Pole
Park" In the afternoon they attended
the "Hesse Darmstait Trombone and
Tamborine Matinee" on 2Sth street.
which they declared was the first gen.
uine Operate Festival" in which they
had participated in the chorus.
Most opporturely, also, they were in
the city during the usual afternoon re-
hearsaIs OF the Huntington Abacreon
tic SOCIETY" and accepted compliment
taries to be present. We had hoped
they would enjoy some OF the grand
AriaS from the Oratorio OF Moses IN
Egypt" that being selected for the al
ternoon's rehearsal; but we regret TO
say, an episode occurred that for a mo-
ment very much marred the harmony
OF the occasion. Our guests who had
never heard of Moses in Egypt" or
elsewhere, complained, ,!aiter the intro
dutory, that, as natives OF Virginia,
they were being grossly iusulted by be-
ing obliged to hear some Abolition
Music pieces written by old John
Brown, who had invaded their State
some years ago, &c. Alter mutual ex-
planalions, however, our friends were
reconciled-decIsring that they were
satisfied with their error, and that 1t
was another Brown, they remembered,
who got up the piece The "Socle-
ty" then sung Tramp, Tramp" for the
invited guests, who thereupon retired
with the utmost good feeling towards
all present.
This being the fret visit OF our es.
teemed friends, TO city Of such dl-
mensions and attractions as Hunting
ton, they were, OF course, enthusiastic
in their expressions OF unexpected de-
light, and promised an early return to
spend some weeks with US.
During TO day, Col. Clarkson received
a felicitous dispatch from his old friends
and cronies, Grant, Fish and Robson,
at Washington, inquiring at what time
he would leave for the Capital
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-25

neglected. Money flows as naturally
to the capital of q State as water to the
sea. Sheriffs of counties collect taxes,
place them in bank and the moneys
thus deposited are sure to find their
way here. But the First National
Bank Of Wheeling has had nearly
100000 OF the School Fund in her
vaults and if the sudden panic had made
it necessary for me to draw where l
could get the money, they would not
complain. The Treasurer OF State can
not control the etb and flow OF monies.
All the money appropriated for the
Penitentisry aud asylums in your por~
ton of the State is kept in Wheeling
banks. The fact of the business ls, l
have been compelled, sometimes,
against my wish, to draw on your banks
because 1 could get the money there,
and it was necessary to tide our Char
lesion banks over the crisis. l could
b ave forced our banks into liquidation
at any time during the panic, but DEEM
ed it best not to do 80. AS to the
charge that the money Of the State Is
let out at FIVE and ak per cent interest:
it is not true, and | court investigation.
The above 1 say, is Mr.. Burdetts
statement. There are grave reports out,
though, and names and places given, OF
the loaning Of the School fund out TO
private parties, perfectly responsible, at
six per cent. l do not believe q
word Of it but plenty OF people here,
Senators, Delegates and citizens do be"
lieve them.
1t is rumored that the Hale House
will be closed on the Let OF January un-
I'll the Legislature assemblies again.
David Sherwood has been appointed
Notsry Public for Doddridge county.
hear it stated this morning that
Governor Jacob will not commence the
suit against Henry S. Walker and
"other public printers," preferriDg TO
let it 20 by default. Iihe does not do
so in the sixty days to which he is
limited, Attorney-General Mathews
must do it. But ] cannot thirk that
with his many other lackings OF the
elements OF q statesman, that he is go
wanting in sand il his craw" as to let
this one chance to show who told lie,
slip by him. l believe that he will
bring the suit.
l will write you a short letter as |
20 up on the boat this afternoon.
Yours, SPlvlSs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-25

TIE EMERALD IsLR.-Mr. James
Fitzsimmons, still continues to make
the most liberal expenditures Of money
and energy to secure for the amusement
Of the public the latest popular nov
elites and attractions, he having en-
gagged for the next week at the Opera
House the Healy & Cohan Hibernian
Comedy Company, which has attracted
large and delighted audiences wherever
the "Hibernisn" has been introduced.
A glance over Mr.. Fitzsimmons' adver-
tisement in the amusement column of
this jorrnal will convey at once the
popular interest OF the establishment.
The "Hibernlan" conveys an accurate
insight into Ireland and her beautiful,
romantic scenery, as she was, and is
nearly all OF the Emerald Isles prin.
cipal cities, towns and picturesque ruins
pass promiscuously before the eyes oil
the audience, in most attractive man
ner, illustrated by living characters :;
enacting the entertainment, which aside
from it's authentic historical interest, is
Of most excellent, amusing and mu-
sical wonder Eleven ladies and gentle
men, OF W ondrous diversified talents,
and considerable professional note,
take part in the performance. Seats
can now be secured for the Hibernian'
which opens at the Opera House on
Monday next.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-25

MERRY CHRISTMAS AT THs OPERA
HoUsE-This afternoon and night. The
Christmas matinee at 2:30 P. NJ, ard
the grand Christmas nights perform
auce at the usual hour. Splendid hol-
iday bills at both entertainments. Mr..
Stoddart and the RiDggold d Rockwell
combination in their most attractive
plays at both OF these holiday performs
ances. A thronged audience should
greet these talented artistee. as they
are undoubtedly conceded to be a very
superior organization wherever they
have appeared Mr.. Stoddart particu-
lsrly stands at the head OF his profess
sion in his line of characters. To-mor-
row evening being set aside for the benz
eff. of this gentleman, another
large house may be expected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-25

J. T. LAKlN & Co., merchant tailors
and dealers in gents furnishing goods,
No 80 Twelfth street (old Moproe),
have received their stock of fall and
winter goods which they are now pre-
pared to make up in the lates styles to
suit purchasers and perfect fit guar.
anteed. They have also on hand full
line OF gents furnishing goods to suit
the m ost fastidious. Persons contem-
plating buying will do well to call and
examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Shirts made to order and fit guar
anteed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-25
CHICAGO.
The City I'm o Fog.

eCH,cAao, December PA dense fog
preysiled here this morning so that
persons could hardly be distinguished
across the street, and the gas had to be
i,,bted in the stores and Offices.
The Evening Mail which has taken
d;snstches from the American Press
Association for over three years will be
consolidated with the Evening Po't, an
Associated Press paper, about the first
OF January. >, ~
The Evening Herald, a small penny
nsner which has been struggling foI
sIi.tencs for the last three months, will
suspend in few days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-25

Tue OPERA HoUsE.-The Opera
House was we'll filled last evening by
q fashionable audience, to witness the
Ripsgold. Rockwell combination in the
Secret Marriage" and Americans IN
Paris" Both pieces were admirably
rendered, and all the members OF the
comany performed their parts with
entire satisfaction to the audience
Miss Gaylord was eucored three or
four times and sang several pieces In
n. most excellent manner. Mr.. Stod-
dart wss of course ras funny and epJoy'
able as any man could be. This is un :
doubtedly the best dramatic COM
psny that has ever been
in wheeling, and generous patronage
should be extended to them. Manager
Iouss Fitzsimmons deserves the thank.
of opr people for engaging this e1ceilen'
combination.
There will be q matinee this alter
noon in which the entire company Will
.n,ssr, This evening fine bill is
offered aud we hope to see the Opera
Houss crowded, both in the afternoon
and night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-25

THE Steamer Express having run
aIa1st one OF the abutmeuts OF the
Be.,aire bridge, failed TO make her
regular trip yesterday. But we have
no doubt that those OF our readers who
wish to enjoy a pleasant evening will
not fail TO trip the light fantastic at
The Grand Military Ball to BE- given by
the Wheeling Blues this Christmas
evening, at Turner Hall. Tickets can
be had o. II. Frank, the square deal
'0g O0e Price Ciothier, No. 40 Twelfth
street, who will be open until l P. NJ,
io' the accommodation OF the work.
lnsman or any other man who has as
yet not had time 10 make his Christmas
purchases. A Christmas present will
be gwen TO every purchaser purchasing
at least ) worth OF merchandise.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-25

Pianos AND ORGANs.-The holiday
trade in the city has been, during this
season, almost unexampled. Adams
Il Lucas have sold large number Of
pianos and organs as holiday presents
and they still offer their goods at q
large reduction from usual prices.
Nothing can be more acceptable as q
holiday gilt than one Of the splendid
musical instruments which this popu-
lar firm mas always in store.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-25

TOYS For CHRIsTNAs.-The head
quarters OF Santa Claus "a far as toys
are concerned will be 'ound at Anthony
Go!IneEs, No. lll3 Market street, op.
Pos'te old Union. His stock includes
everything attractive and desirable for
Tue little ones, and al prices that will
undoubtedly give satisfaction. He has
a'so large stock OF fancy baskets
walch will make desirable aud useful
NhNstmas presents. Call and see him,
no: IlI3 Market street, opposite old
mon. ITO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-25

SANTA CLAUs.-At Schultz aud Neu-
hauseu's esta blishment on Market
Street yesterday, Santa Claus appeared
to have his headquarters. The store
was thronged with a crowd OF eager
BUYERS and the pavement was obstruct-
ed by those who pressed to this popular
emporium for holiday confectioneries.
A number of prizes are offered to pur-
chasers there. The beautiful case OF
sugar butterflies, which are IN them
selves a marvel Of artistic taste and
careful execution; the mechanical toys
displayed in the windows; the
pyramids OF chocolste-work which
have delighted all spectators; and
dozens OF o her prizes Of equal value
have attracted to Schultz & Neuhau-
sep'e an unusually large trade, and it's
but just TO say that the establishment
referred 10 is one of the most prom''
nept and most reliable factories
in the city and has done much to
.pread abroad the reputation OF our
ciiy as a manufacturing centre
II you have not already purchased
your holiday confectioneriea, 60 to
Schultz & Neuhausen and buy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-25
TIE back paw bill! stands out a distinc

TIE back pay bill! stands out distinct
end ipde'ensible scandal in legislatioD,
an unqualified outrage OF the moral
sense Of the community. It il idle to
suppose that any amount Of congress
sionsl laughter, or any mock-heroic at-
titude OF defiance will divert the public
mind from It's single fixed purpose Of
having this obnoxious sslary bill re-
pealed.-Bost0H Herald.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-25
A MERRY CHRISTMAS.

In order that we may ourselves en-
,r Whist we most cordially with for all
N. resders-s merry Christmas-all
v,-k will be suspended in the REGISTER
,8,s TO day and no paper will be issued
r.mo!row morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-25
sHuRTLEFF HOUSE.

E'AIRhosT, WET VA, FORMERLY
IL keATsley:. This House has iust been
neSIy RENTED from cellar 10 gaIret with
TO none in the country. and is attustSd st
the b. q y. railroad depot. This Houss l.
nst cias IN every respect. The table ID al.
Ways supplied with the best in The market.
CAzIss modefats- sample rooms for COM
LnerclaI uayelerz- No charge for handling
osgssee. GIVE me call Satisfaction
Ing Tor borses. X w. SHURTLEFT,
noTo Tt 81 Propristor
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-25
FOREIGN.
CANADA.
Lost at Sea.

MONTREAL, December 24.-All hope
of the steamer Picton being safe has
been abandoned. Pieces OF her cargo
and charred -four bearrels which have
been thrown ashore on Prince Edward 8
Island, show that she WAS burned at
sea last month, no! one OF the crew
being saved.