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A SCHOOL and HOME for young BOYS.-E
"A mSDs \. n, rthein,l. H.@R,.,,d l. / .-
DOYS' SCHOOLn-s4OO No extras. Books free.
ID seventh year AdIr." HIRAM II. PosT, Sing Sing, y Y
BOARDING -SCHOOL-First-c class. Send for
ID [. eataoue A. B. wIGGIS Nassau Rensselaer, Co.. \. y
DOYS' HOME and SCHOOL.-Falley, Sem
ns W f1iSn O'"ssS GS ~ o Eao9sn, & ' the sd9sSge
S6.sS ng ,Sf hn Charge. oae Gd Rev JAMES GL0GR
NHARLIER INSTITUTE, for young gentle
y Nos. 26 and i2 Bt rE'H'io vi" reopen Sept a.
IIAVERACK COLLEGE AND HUDSON
20 srucos n Department. l4o classics, pupil. he gym
ssS sIa sS SaP Rev. a ib5sz6 YIAcS NJ Peai cy.
FORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, boarding
Fn.,h isiehen prepare college business '0r rf' ss
p''''" A'1'' josEfn I. xHe D. D. Fort Eiv.rl. y
GOTHIC HALL, stamford, Conn. .., ..,,.,
" ENGLISH FRESG SCI ynSd .SP SEEntN nf BOARDING SCHOOL
," '''0s'''' "''' MISSES AIKEN ASD CHASE
INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF NATU
i RAJ SCIENCE, NEwYoRK and BERLIN The Hs"YOIf
Lectures and n'ueo9 so, and continues TO
in April Of each year. address ADRIAN EBELL Director, 5
Cooper Union. "
HONE SCHOOL for ,Y0UNSG5 LADIES,
L Il straifori AldIe, Nj" ELIZABETH WHEELER
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, Wor-
Mas Ct, S"y an ,,i, ,S11s S,1 1S for common aud scientific
P'''''N ~ & B. METCiLF, A NJ Superintendent
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE,
~ TurJorn n. Y Esiabi,hsd 1857.
iGdrsi, Rev. P. ;. JACKSON. NJ A. Pds,p,l
KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL, for Children,
IN sud PRIVATE RECIlATIoS ROOMS for Ladies. VIII re
open Sept r. Object, lhe ph'c mental 50. moral culture o. es
routine school Addte Miss T. NJ coz Pro- IS West sai
MAPLEWO0D INSTITUTE for YOUNG
WI LADIES Psh Masa-KnoEn Tor thirty for superior
and beauty Of location. Rev e v SPEAR Principal
MADAME o. da SILVA
MRS. ALEXANDER BRADFoRDs
formerly MI' OGDEN H0PFaASs Esgh'h French and German
boarding en- BAY hGs % @ SsSn ID I' aS Sa a n %
letter or personally as above
NINE. DE VALENCIA" INSTITUTE for
wi Young Children, West on,huhdrei heih
mates Mn,e Drawing and Painting ssfuss.
school Drawing Pilntihg ,n tnds Of Hnbod.y ,lsh
csursr, and ~sa 70 be eai ,bo,d through a.ds%e hs1.
Europe Send fer prspeaai VIII reopen Scot n lsl
bennington Institute dor both seXes) Penning
l. ton Jre,m' reasonable address A. r LAsHER Phoeph
DEEKSKILL MILITARY ACADEMY,
Col CHAS ! WRIGHT AN Arocsel
ROBERT DONALD. A. n, Principals.
VASSAR COLLEGE, Poughkeepsle, n. y
m inI..d suf collegiate courses ever S
ped prsou AID cabinets and apparatus complete Careful e,'
Necessary to az sssd and comfortable home Terms
covering all Of tuition board tue. light aud Washing MOI
Send for esislosus 70 ". l. DHAS, Registrar
fsi session opens s.pt H.
A VERY DESIRABLE BOARDING-S SCHOOL
"A PROPERTY the 'uburO for SALE or EXCHANGE Address
o. X, Tribune 0hee.
BOARDING SCHOOL ESTABLISHMENT
I'D sALEThe subscriber Offers for sale the property
Reeory School amdea Conn embracing school boa 6tted
ata.Ssd ss o. Which are By snpph
also bs Sono1,s oo1 s% me 5OSnds omPss RE
whole school complete all iis angemenl aud believed to be
Hand C0np.. g.. WI
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DumADELPHIA and ERlE RAlLRUAA.Rrmo ro

DHILADELPHIA aud EKIE KAIIihU,snsD no
| ONLY DIRBCr ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE es,S 0r T.s
THE OIL REGION aud LUMBER DISTRICT OF fH"'' -
u leave ps,6rosses AID COrtlandtst fsrnes; .. P,s
9:9Oa m hne RIpreis daily except sunday wv ,sss 6S
Gar hrouyh nom Newiok on CITY, AEu'e
Wusnspor Loeb hayea. 1885, Remove ;io S Or,
Carrv Connects NJ iTflusoe A
Stb oil CT,si aud Aisgheur River K for hs OH ks"s
.tth L.ke X X. Gor all points West A,
,a Rrs Ma tdsilyl Pullman fssrs =" se.
Philadelphia to Kne. Arrive sunbnrV 6!3 "ni.''sis re sra
NIL Haven 20; Remove n lyneioo oV Osnh lus
fS an Connects AZ lryiueton Cory With Oi Nss 4 60
sssas River X Tor the OIL Regon kne wa'h Lac sb'S
Al points WesA ,y p,,n,,ty o.n,s, ssp.,,.sssbssA
J. w. GORE Gen Pas Agent.
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pENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. .-rrains leave


Hew.lork Of Dc,trsses and C0rtlau,tN ss ioos'
BrIress Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West iud N"sih Sh a
Palace Cars attached. $3.50 D = and $50 y ~ SuneA ,"
For Bsrimore Washington ise South 'PenuSsn. AZ
Line at and $500 IN. SUNDAY, $500 p in Vaf W az
B. T. r atg a. m. p 80 and m. SUNDAY, p -.
EIpres ior Philadelphia 3Jj $3.50 e:l) ~, lzy, g. a."
For PhIadsphs KeusiusOn. al sId ei" saSd
6:lOp.
Eu.graut sud .ecoad class 5:t5 p. m. ,
For Newars 6 t3D e. $40, s;lo, g. To- u, n ~
2:a g. g. 90 .:lO go 5O $40. go = 49, g. le l~
D. m and Y night SUNDAY. g.jy $500. 6:l0. &, 9p
For Elizabeth. 3lo g. b:N. 7, 1:i0. $40 y, TO- a.
If3l 2JJ 1890 4:l0, $50 $50 $40 g. G; 10 3 TO- a."
FOR RAILWAY a3O g. O3O = s;lo $50 10 IN IA uocr. ~
80 ti0 E5O, $50 $40 6;lO, $50 $50 10 y 10 and syn
SUNDAY, S:2o and O. 10 IA. -. ~
For Woodbridge and Perth Amboy aud 10 80 ~ '"'
aud p
For Nev.BraBsVek. $780, m. 10 M, 2. 3 go 81" ~"
p. m, and u uight Sunday, 3d. tl0 aud , m
For Es. Milestone y noon. $40 and $40 Q n
ror Lsmbertvle and Pennington. 9s m aud y H-
boT Paillp.hurg and Belvidere and 4
Accom- r BoNeu..SB, Burlington AMI Camden 'Sd D"
1880. 2 }. $. and D. m.
For Freehold, ]. 9 q. n. sui ?
For JaaesbuTg PsubertoB. Camiea, m, ard va o0 '
Trains arrive as follows. FROM Pittsburgh $50 lelo M w e..
daily 329 lgl5s. aud 355 daily sceit
Warrington aud Bsluuur ESQ and D m, VI.
SUNDAY aud $40 N, 80 sal W "a SO
$50 IOlS O:7s iI:g0. lESS M. &b, 3SS 40 ~ -
lO:3 u Sunisv S22, 6t $50. lllo m 5iS vs us,,,.
Ticket OMccs SIC A55 Aad ~ Broadway No 49, IA
. E.,,S,S ~. ~ A. J. CAsSATr Gsnsal hiSss~'
d N ROW jr Gen. Pass Ag mt -
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Ofedn Cleaners.


NEW YORK TO CARDIFF.
~ THB SOUTH WALES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COhPahrs
ERW FIRsT. CLASS PULLPoWBRBD, CLYDK-BUfBr brBAA
SHIPS from! Penbsvsnls Rsrosd Wharf JERSEY Cir;
PkhBHOhb...sssss
GBAhOhbAhsssss JUL ~.
PFMBRDhb. ..AuuLbi %
Csuunf through from all parts of e
United Canada the Bristol Channel and all ether
points in England 49, ..-, -----,,, ~, =,
comfort Of
CABIN AND sTHBkAGB PAs3BhGERS.
Tirst Cabin anu enHsnJ
fecOnd Cabin h9S currency
Prerad seerasc Cert6cates from Cardi9 s3J currency.
Drafs for 4 upHsrds 49, - ,-,-... a,
particulars .ppy in Csrdif at the Company ones' NO
DO'' 'D'~''''' 'N' ARCHIBALD BAXTER Co, AgH",
NJ. AZ Broadway.
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
~ LINR-Thce hrt steamships will sail every IUEsDAI
D. m 10 N. ioOt Of Cesartt) for HAVsoA dfo'
foloWs a
Steamship COLUMBIA TUssDh1 yaT
Steamship
For freight or psge nsgnseen Appy 70
VIM. r. CLYDE CO., Ne. BoSlngseen
y. MCKRLLER Agent IN Havana.
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Gteamboats an0 RAILROADS..


NEW-HAVBN, HARTFORD, &c. Fare.
~ 81 as Steamers leave Pskshp for heNhs'ss s:; ast
Daily (sundaVs eIcepedl connecting sith ths nirosd
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
" ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WRSTPas'eogeT and prdght
Station Of LbeYs Connects Al s0meriie
soun Branch H. Hampton Junction Eith Delaware LNcsav,ts
Division Lehgh V.e Railroad Direct line 70 Hsfnsbsrs
Pittsburgh West ao 10 Genital PsnnsTania and NsrYk
State. -.1z..
Commencing June 90 185J-IesVe New YORK a. foNoTr
mbEvs TRAM for Eio1. Behhsm, AhsHioEb, haeb
Chunk TamAqua. WNkestarre. Scranton, sharon, &c.
Ga m.-Wty Train for SomerVle.
m-Way Tor FemHgon. Esson. BegdeV, BAH N,oek
Chunk Wissbsrre P.ton Msbanoy City Nj Carms, HaIsioa
TnnEhsnnocE Tovnda Waverey Couaects Junction s
Del Iack. and West Railroad.
eAn-MoRSisa EHPREss daily feroeD, suadsysl Rs,b,
Allentown Harrisburg ard West Connects soms5Vis ir
Pennington; At Rast0n Mach Chunk Tsmaqus Wesltrs
Tosanda Waerey, ec' StH through ears Dsnu.
WIlIsmspod Be.
m-BEPREss for Femiagon, haston Ban, Arsstvs
bAueh Chung Nahauoy City HaeOl Wsbsre Scranton Rs.
ing Columbia Lancater EpkEa. P0ttsYile Hadbufg 6e
2:yp. m-way Trsin FOR Eas'o1 Aea0sB. snd BeiydeTs
1890 .. Way Triin for Psin6eh
mWN Train for Bsston Allentown and hiaeh tborh Cot
Hs,.s at-Gsueton With Del. Lack. atd west X X
$50 0. m.-WAy Train for SOmerIie AMI femInghn.
5p m.-Wsy Train for Somerule
m--Wsy Train for Plainheii.
$50 D. m-ByKsISG ErPEES daily, or Ession. bsVfe Ast
town Reading, HsrrsbaTg Pittsburgh, Chicago, &C.
and Q. m.-WD Tram for someryihe.
7:3O Q. m.-tEmigraBtl -Por Eaiton
gl5 snd 1880 D. m-Way Trans Tor PlsinfsO
Fo Elizabeth At $3.50 90 6:0 6:45 7, 7y, S' ep lf3
H. Ii15 A. M NJ; 1850 3 roo g. 800 $50 +ls 80
IT ID p.,rr,w Gs,er,l PASSENGER Agent
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BRowNsoN's QUARTERLY.

The July number of this vehement organ Of
The Church militant like its predecessors wages un
relenng war against the preteDsons OF modern science
~ opposed to the ancient theology. DR.. Brownsons
learning ability and zeal equally call attention to his
position as q representative OF the principles and ten
denotes Of the Roman Catholic Church IN this country
They nDd in him one OF iher most unn'nehihg ana
oraeops advocates certaiGy Of the most sincere.
and one whose vigorous eloquence is In proportion TO
she esrpestness of his convictions Ia his view, tho
eject Of Professionalism lie TO undermine religion The
modern spirit sbsOrbs all rights IN the rights OF the
ts IL seeularSes all rights, D order 70 secuarze all
eduestion and 1t sips 10 seeusrise ell education ID
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Otfan Steamers

4 NCHOR LINE. - EXPRESS STEAMERS
~ sail from Pier ~. North River. Nes. York
ANGLIA July s. CALFORSIA.. SATURDAY JnT II
TKISACRIA einesoa' July Wednesiay JuJ 10
booked from Railway otsnonn
Great Britain Ireland Germany ECrway Sweden Denmark America
speedily comfortably and chesply other route ina
Tickets be bought At lowest raIea
by appyps Al Tie Compaby's Offices Bowling green.
" aFfyNs uRS RROTURps Agent
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04

THR TRIBUNE. Nsr.YOrh.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01

The system of allowingAto convicts
in the Penitentiary partial remission
of sentence for good behavior and
obedience to rules, works well in New
Jersey as well az in this State. In his
recent message to the Legislature Gov
ernor PARKER states that the plan has
had a marked effect in inducing indus
try and good behavior among the con-
victs, and, alec, increased the products
of their labor, 30 that in 1871, for the
first time in a number of years, the
New Jersey State Prison paid a surplus
of earnings into the State Treasury.
For q certain length OF time epent
industriously and in strict compliance
with the rules, day is deducted from
the full term OF imprisonment. A
similar credit is allowed for any spe-
cislly meritorious conduct, though any
subsequent misconduct on the part o!
the prisoner works a forfeiture OF the
credits he had obtained. We are as
sured that the plan has been productive
OF excellent results in the State Prison
at Moundsyille.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01

Mr.. CoLFAx is still trying to find
out whether he got that $1,000 from
ANRs or from some other person, and
has not yet succeeded to his own salts
faction. Every day that he delays bis
defense adds to the public belief that he
has no adequate defense to make. The
Cincinnati Times and Chronicle, Re
publican paper, says: "The case OF Mr.
CoLyAx is narrowed down to very close
limits. Unless he can conclnsively
show that the $1,000 he deposited on the
22d of June, 1868. just two days after
AnEs says he paid him (CoLFAx) that
sum as a Credit Mobilier didideud, was
obtained from another source, the ques-
ton of veracity between them is deer
ded 10 favor Of ANEs People looking
at the testimony ss it stands will almost
Universally regard it as conclusive
against CoLFAx. 1t is estimated, how
ever, that he expects to prove the
money to have come from another
source. II he does this. in such man
uer as to remove all uneertsinty, the
tables will again he turned, aud his
veracity vindics,ed We shall zee"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01

We learn from the Steubenville Ne''S
that "the whole cost OF the new school
houses built in Ohio during the year
1872 was 1892, 422, against 81 ,025.O77
in 1871; $1,39l,59 in 1870, and ST.
Stalls in 1869. Thus it will be seen
that this heavy drain upon the resources
Of the people is continually decreasing.
The decrease will probably be more
marked hereafter, as most OF the cities
and towns are now supplied with excel
lent school houses.
"The entire value Of school property
in Ohio for 1872 is ST., l66, 1876. In 1871
it was estimated at Sl4.9SS,6l2. State
School Commissioner HARVEY has made
extraordinary efforts to secure returns
of valuation Of school houses, etc, the
last year, and the above figures may be
considered reliable and correct.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01

IT appears that some Of the gentle.
men who were elected to Council %
railroad men, or at least come ct those
who were voted for in the belief that
they were in favor of improvement,
have been captured by the anti-pro-
gressivers already. Last night . reso-
luton for the employment Of legal
counsel to assist the City Solicitor in
defending the city against the iujuno-
ton that has been sued out BY the
enemies Of the Wheeling and Lake
Erie railroad was defeated BY q close
vote in the Second Branch OF the City
Council. The triumph is n short lived
and petty one, because assuredly the
case will not be permitted to 60 by de-
fault, but it illustrates the animu, Of the
auti.improvement men and shows the
position of some who have been here
tofore classed IS progressive. We be-
lieve the case il set for argument to-
day.
A singular feature Of the vote last
night, and one which occasioned con-
siderable remark, was the fact that four
Of the gentlemen who signed the petit.
ton for an injunction are members Of
the Second Branch Of Council. and are
expressly excepted from the notice that
has been served upon the other gentle
men. Three OF these gentlemen availed
themselves OF their position ss mem,
bers oil Council to vote against the EN-.
ployment Of counsel. They are in the
attitude of complainants, and as MEM
bers of Council attempt to prevent any
defense being made against the injunc-
ton they themselves seek to obtain.
There is no rule that we are aware
of that, could be cited to exclude them
from voting upon the question, but the
improperly of the proceeding is mani
fest and should have been recognized
at once by the gentlemen who have
placed themselves in this rather equiv
ocal position.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01

TIE House Judiciary Committee has
agreed upon a bill fixing the annual
salary of the President at $5o,0oG
Chief Justice, $lO5OO; Vice President,
Speaker Of the House and Judges Of
the Supreme Court, $4,000 each; SEN
ssors and Representatives, $Sooo, with
the present allowances for mileage cut
off, and only actual travelling expenses
to be drawn. The increase OF salaries
il to take effect on the 4th OF March,
1878, With the exception Of that OF
members OF Congress, which is to date
hack to March 4, 1871. so that the pres
ent Congress may receive the benefit OF
the swindle. This is little worse than
the $4,000 steal of the West Virginia
Legislature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01

HIS many friends and acquaintance:
in this State will be glad to learn thai
General WILLIAM L. JACKSON, formerly
OF West Virginia but now residing in
Louisville, Kentucky, has been appoint
ed by Governor LESLIE to the Judge
ship OF the Jefferson Circuit Court.
General JACKSON il, we believe, a native
OF Harrison county. and a cousin oil
the Judges JACKSON OF this State
From some incident during the war he
received the soubriguet OF. "MudwalP'
JACKSON, in distinction from "Stone-
wall who was Of the same kin. The
Louisville Ledger pays him this hand
some compliment: g.
general JACKSON ia known to the
people OF Louisville as courteous gen
tleman and ripe scholar, and most
successful practitioner. 81
o., General JACKSON lis q native Of Vir.
ginia, and held high and responsible
.rusts .in. that proud old State. He
served term as Lieutenant Governor
OF the State and alec term as Auditor
OF State. In 1860 he was elected Cir.
cult Judge Of the Nineteenth District
I Of Virginia by very fsttering vote,
and was considered the first lawyer in
that section. When the war broke out
be raised . regiment and was appointed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01

- N0OOepM1qfe IN AoolclA
It II di1ksalt q Induce the medical no
fsssion 70 aSandon the old groove4 IN
which Il has tEageted for centuries. Pufta-
ton, venesection, optumization and bis
tsration are Its team Of venerable hobbies,
and It does not like to harness up the new
four-in-hand of IMMIGRATION, reEulat1on,
publication and renovation. and take
new departure. Advanced practitioners
however, Who ara not Nadded to old dog
mss, adrnft tf1at IN hustetter retomncn
Bitters we possess, 20 to speak, counter
charm to the,ualign influences that pro-
duce various diseased Conditions. They do
not dsny lhat IN essss q genera ,ds6tlty,
ances of the live the bowels, and the di-
gestive org ms this powerful and: whole
some vegetable remedy effects e.traordi.
dict many years sKo,s and the enlightened
members OF the profession acquiesce IN 1t
Better late than never, r.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01

Colonel, snd ~. sit.r~.rd promoted
to 4 Brisadier Generalship. Al the
close of the war he found himself ex.
pstriated by reason Of his participation
in it. A new State (West Virginis)
had been formed out Of bis native region.
and he came to Louisville and resumed
the practice of Law, and has been one
OF the most successful members OF the
BAR"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01
THR,Rhiladelphia Ledger means 70

THEvRhiladelphia Ledger means FOL
The GOOD old times when the honest
Democracy ruled the nation. "Wha'
with the inquiries" it asks into sena-
,orial bribery cases, plundering railroad
cases, and the status Of double-hesded
State Governments Exc Louisiana, Ala
bsms. &C., Congress lie abundaOtly oc'
cupied outside Of its ordinary duties
When are we to have restoration o.
the olden time tone Of public opinion
which would not tolerate the presence
of such Senators, such congressman
such legislation. and such elections az
those which give occasion to all these
Investigations 2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01

CONLEE-In this city, Friday. January
81, 1873, at lok ofcaock n q SAAkY, widow
Of the late Morris Conley, ased 81 years.
Funeral tomorrow Sunday morning ct
10 O'Clock, from her late residence, on Fill.
moro street, two doors south of Division.
Friends ofths family are invited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01
&, A. IL. Notice.

4 STATED MEETING OF THoBURN
n Post No. will be held this evening at
~ O'Clock. A full attendance OF the MEM
beers is desired, as Comrade r. A.Lewis, of
the Old Flag" will be present and give
some information Of importance to the
Post. "
BY order, R.T. HIGGINS, P. O.
H STEALING, Adjutant. febl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01
I.ater-Bsyd Valves an ExAEntoat ton
lis Admitted 60 Iiatl IN the Suns
Governor Jacob.

II the Legislature were to treat, the
proclamation Of Governor Jacob in re-
gard to the Congressional election in
this State "a it. deserves, that body
should at once institute articles OF inn
parchment, and remove him from posi-
ton which he disersces BY attempted
chicanery and double dealing, and q
Deliberate ignoring OF it's power and
MISUNDERSTANDING Era.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01
Dtss0IutiOn Notice.

U1HE FIRM OF HUBBARD & BRO
was this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, ID. 3. Hubbard retiring.
The business OF the old firm will be set
tied by their snccessoIs.
= - HUBBARD a McBIT RNTE.
WHREIING January 30. 1873 -febl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01
Mrs, .. MCCOY
las MAIN STREET,

J/EEPs A FULL ASSORTMENT or
n Laces, Trimmings, Gloves, Corsets, In.
Guiding Mrs. Moodyh Abdominal Corsets ;
Gents and Ladies' Hosiery, Handkerchief
and everything appertaIntng 70 q complete
anything in her line promptly attended TO.
Ladies desiring to purchase handsome win.
ter closks or water-proofs would do well 10
examine her stock before making selections
elsawhere. - E-.-L y 0ctI2-c
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01

,nnrirs into the secrets OF the wonderful
Centaurt Liniment There has never been
anything like 1t. It has performed more
cures OF the flesh, bone and muscle ALI
ments upon man and best In the past three
months than all other articles have III
three hundred years.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01
FOR RENT
CALENDAR CLOCKS.

WE HAVE IN STORE A FULL LINE
w of Calendar Clocks, which furnish
not only a perpetual calendar, but also al.
ford correct time. Every we'll regulated
house, Office and store room should have
one. Gail at I4 Market street, below Nc
Lure House, for Clocks, Watches, Jewelry,
Spectacles, &C.
febl OxIOBf q DUFflELD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01
sew ApvERTisEMEHTs
strayed-Oow.

INRoM MYsrAKLEs. ON CENTRE M..
EAT wheeling, q dark brown Cow.
with white spots on side and white
feet. Anyone giving information that Will
Warded, GEORGE ROBINSON,
febl.s Market Square, Second ward.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01
IMoTlcEs.
Proposals for Coal.

,raJsD PROPOSALS WILL BIZ .RE.
- caiSed 81 the Office Of the Board Of Com
missIoners of OHIO county, until Monday
and Iaii and Poor House with coal for the
ensuing wear. Proposals must specify the
quality of coal proposed 70 Dc FURNISHED :
anu "'' JOHN HANDLAN, President.
T.ste. q. b. CECIL Clerk. JanlSi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01
FOB RENT.

EU,HE HOUSE OCCUPIED AT PRESENT
by DIR. Henig, on Union street, between
Market aud Fourth streets. For terms, &C.,
apply to ,g 3. H0RKHkIMER.
febl.h No. IVA Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01
BAPTIST CHURCH,

CORNER MONROE AND BYRON Sta
Services tomorrow morning and
evening. Preaching by the Pastor. Rev.
]. q. BrIstow. sabbath School at o'clock
p. M, All are welcome. fehl-q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Observation-Disclosures

Cry out their gladness,-
when cripples take up their
beds and : walk,-when
Rheumatism Is banished,-
sti6 Joints made Timber,
opd swallinpa diaaDDear az
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Fourth Street N. E. Church.

PREACHING TOMORROW SUNDAY
nv fine Pastor, DR.. Westwood, at 10Y
A. M subject, ssThe Church'sy Authority
and at z p NJ, q sermon to young men.
Sunday School p. n. Public cordially In.
yited TO all the services. febl-Q
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Flour.
10o BBLS. MOSS ROSE,
lUU 100" Sterling.
2OJ Choice Family
90" ottape XXX.
IO6 Yo Semitic Lily,
100" cream OF Indiana,
20" Gem (Spring wheat,
100" White Rose,
100" Washington,
100" Peerless,
In store and for sale by .-
LIST, & PARKS.