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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-14

VALUABLE, FULLY EQUIPPED,
unencumbered Sugar Plantation, very
near city. New Orleans, 10 exchange for low
priced mineral and agricultural lands, or work.
Ing mine oil advantageous conditions. PlRntA.
non working well; plAnted.with cane; needs no
repairs, and can be operated very economically,
Prinelpals only. giving full particularly address
Z. 9. sPItSBURY, Mining Engineer, Box $685.
P. o. New York City, js9eodAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-14
THE PETROLEUM. DEMAND.

Interesting statistics and Facts.
The TinNille Herald Of Saturday says
The extent Of the petroleum trade has
increased enormously during the past few
months. The refineries in the country
arc now nearly all running full blast, and
are making approximately the following
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-14

Who have injured themselves by certain prnc.
learned nom evil companions Or at schooI. ia
efects Of Whcharonigh felt, even whom alieep.
and II not cured renders marriage immpossible'
and destroys both mind and body, should apply
WsSt Sity that young man II. noD. =, NJ.
country, tho darling Of bis parents, G6ould be
sn4tehed nom AL prospects and enioyments OF
life by the consequences Of deYiatine nom ne
path Of nature and indulging In ceftain secret
habit Bufh persons must, before Contemplating
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-14
YnTrNn MRN

Especially, who have been ihey istLns o. sOl!t
Which Annually sWeOp9 10 an pntim0ly grave
fhoueandS0f Young Men Of tho most eSklted
taient nd brilliant JintOllecL Who might other.
ViSo have entraneed listening genlte6 with the
thunder q eoqusnee o. Ha s1M % ssestsey the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-14

AUEAI uuuUlE VI VaIU EWULIHB 's'' 'a''s''t8IVVV
The carrying capacity Of these cars Is
equivalent TO about 10000 barrels per day.
The pipe lines Throughout. the region are
now approximately delivering the follow.
Ing amounts Of oil per day:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-14
ORGANIC WRAKlGRss

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, graduate nom one Of tho most eminent
colleges In the United States, and the greater
ps[t q EhoSS We hHS been spent IN ne hospitals
has effected Bome:of the most AstoniAhInR eures
ever known. Many troubled with ringing IN
the head and ears when aaleep, great nervous.
ness, being alArmedat sudden sounds, bashful.
mesa, with frequent bluShlng, attended some.
inmediatalY |s1-ss'aFl- : - = y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-14

{ Married Persons, O. Young Men contemplating
NATTiGFa, being aware Of Physical Weakness,
organic Debility, deioemltleS, speedily cured.
Ho who places himself under the care Of Dr.
J., may religiously eonndo IN his honor e. gen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-14

reject that's sound mind and body arc the mos,
necessary regulates TO promote connubIGl hap.
through Life becomes 0 weary pilSrimSSe: III
prospect hourly dAfkens to the view; ne mind
becomes shadowed with despair and allied with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness ol
The New York herald., 1874-11-29
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ArusEMENrs-rouxrn PAcs-NrSt ssocnd. cb!rd.
eSfsa, ann and :a.,h SesnmPomts S9Smps column
AIIL ossEHxsoNHrn,nrsxrEn PAss-seeond column.
Buk6ERs nh
and sixth columns. aud sEcosD PAGH-First and sec.
soAsB cd ASD r.e.-
$sSI ssfsTs ySS
9.::;., Pa: "a
prrY ZEAL EsrArB yoR sALE-sur.xrn pAs.-
CLERKS AND sALEsEx-r.ns pAe,-pesrsa ..A
9J5SISss 1sD rssis's ss.Ha r..s
poAsfwisE srEAxsHlPs-ssnsp PAos-sixss col
BSgsSiS5 BSgsSfiSS5S sSAn1,S1ss.: r,s..Alse sssR
column - :. .,
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Sss.nA and
rrc6 nx,h % columns
ExcURsioNsHsscosD PAe.asixsn SVsS soinmn. uuia'A"
SoR sALE-P1rTkrsra PAss-rhtrd and fourth COL
TouRrssr1n P Pacs-ssoond s and third column. .nd
sacosp PAox-Th,rd and fourth columns.
hEI SaesmTnird ana
H5nv;T LRs1a.P r.es.,a ss,.mn
and sixth columns
sSSa 1 sHa s's
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tscTURE sSEzsoSoFous1n r4e.-st.sn column:
Logr AND 70 OUND-THIRTrErrH PAos-Third column.
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ADVERTISEMENTS rw..u
xscEIIA Eous"faa1rrsru s0.f pAo.-secena column.
Column
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PRoFsssIoNAL SITUATIONS wAxrsD-vExALss-
~ TaE CITY FOR sALs OR TO
To sSsmn
nEAS SsafEd fnd sa!a ielans
RELIGIOUS NorrcEs-Flasr PAcs-rrst and second
gEsTxyRAS rs-rnn1..sru rAs.-vour.n column.
sALEs At AtcTIoN-F1Srrxs1a P1ss"Fcurth, % nth
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sPoKlT,iNo-poos. l,iS BIRDS. &c.-rHlHrrrsrH PAGE
STORAGE-THiKrExSrH PAcE-rourth column.
TIE IRADES-THRD PAGE-Sxth column
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPosn Sy,sn; s.-Fous.xnsru
PAcs-First column. and SECOND PAcE-Third col
Eo5as ayb
LKT5FouRTEEsTH PAcs-Thrd column, and SEC
OHp PAcR-Fourth and fifth columns.
WANTED TO PUKCHAsE-THiRrSErrH PAcx--sixth
wAreHEs. JzwELsy. 4c.-rHrsrrry4H pAc.-rourth
wRsfcEEsrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-FIrIEKSrH PAGE-second column.
WINTER KkSORTS-SEcoKp PAGB-Third column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-THIRTERHrH PAGE
Fourth column.
The New York herald., 1874-11-29
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

AT DE- GARMO HALL, FIPTH AVENUE AND
"A Fonreentn stree--roday 1890 Father Beesen
tonsi speaking: Ia. Mrs Dr. Lozier will Slve an ad-
dress
The New York herald., 1874-11-29

+ ! J t.: ! ''''''; ;;
THE LARGEST COLLECTION or FINE rrRs AT
THE LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY, WE MANU-.
FACTURE OUR OWN FURs USE NO SKINS WHICH
ARE NOT THOROUGHLY CURED AND DEopoRrzED.
TRIM WITH TIE FINEST Materials AND OFFER
NUMEROUS NOVELTIES. WHICH WILL BE FOUND
AT NO OTHER ESTABLISHMENT. We ALLOW no
IsREPREsENrAr,oNs EVERY ARTICLE MARKED
IN PLAIN FIGURES NO DEVIATION IN PRICE,
GALL AND EXAMINE.
sass s;.Ssf ss., real a g. S.. Us & s inches
.ss assi s quality real Seal s'eaos' At 'lo 's' $780,
Magnificent real Seal sacaues, richly trimmed with
real otter. and real black Maren At Ssa
,os extra .s
ss' s.. st'Is saf s. t. :f :5
| s. per cent under price
y: % @ S. g: :s:ess and sSss.s e dyed
Real Mink SETS with onr patent star nnsn, At s4s
| q
worth full $40.
silky ksA sses 9 Ssss A''sn Nuns very long
Real Beaver Sets, very rich. At SIS; worth ssa
Rich real Astrachan Sets extra quality at IS: worth
Cape Seal Sets. Mun and very long Boas. At % 20;
worth $2.
Black Lya: SETS. Hun and long Doa, a. - 50; sold
French Mink Sets very neat - So N7s
French Ermine Sets satin lined Nam. extra long Boas
trimmed with real ermine tails at - 50; worth 80.
aia1 ss7hAoHAs
7cnILDRsN's FUKs-oUk oEEAr DEPARTMENT.
White consy Caps GOOD fur, nicely iIned and quilted,
head s,sS ws ass.sns s {: s s6 s. A ip
Children. Shise Fur Sets Mun and Boz. very neat a.
$! Pss';'!o' & 4s Novelties in oAdF'n' ''r' at "
Misses white coney Sets Muns. long Boss. At
81 So: worth 81
Misses real Siberian Squirrel Sets At - Is, worth full
White consy sscaues 4. beautifully lined and quilted
rvs z5i11;z1. zg5 5siz1lzas:
full assortment Of Black MARTIN or real Alaska Sab e.
Silver Fox, Black coney Brown coney. White coney,
Otter Blue Fox, Gray Fox cninchilla Silver coney,
Furs altered and repaired to order.
one hours notice for SOC. All nuns stufed with real
horse hair:
OUR UNDERoARMENT DEPARTMENT. BOTH IN
DOMESTIC AND FRENCH HAxDEMBRoIDEREp
uNDgRoARxENrs. OFFERS STRIKING BARGAINS
WORTH EXAMINATION.
INFANTS WEAR AND ooRssrs AT GREAT DE-
T.. /. r / :: :;
II: Il. IL y: :s.S;
''' III + =
Sso64 II 1 j. ASS Il III SEErsk sErs
| Heavy black Cashmere reduced to $50; worth 7sc
Lxtrs me black Cashmere, very wide and heavy. At
Fine ouai.ies Sacx ca.hm.res a. :, 70 81 50 81 81 so
| ali iuliy 40 per cent under value,
Black Apacas a. &c., ac. $50. toc. Soc mp to 81 IS;
Great bargains in suirs. wAterproofs, Biacs silks
Dress Goods o. az Qualities rnisey ana Broehs sbaws
Nottingham LscsS Ae., 4c.
!sssss. EErrrfr EEssr ccoooo # !. +
!. '...., + |'''| i +. ! / 81
,.....s .sE Hrr.. : COCO sIIs IL ~ !. E.,..,
OWING TO OUR EXTRAORDINARILY LARoE
VIZ HAVE LEASED THE ENTIRE BrrLDINo
OUR ESTABLISHMENT. FOR rEElR DISPLAY
THR LATEST EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
GOODS IScLuDlNo SOME Masterpieces or
IALLY 10 OUR ORDER. AND WHICH HAVE NEVER
PARTIES PURCHASING FOR FAIRS. SUNDAY
AS ALL OTHERS INTERESTED IN HOLIDAY
IN TINE. OUR NEW rov DEPARTMENT WILL BE
WILL BE OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
sasI9az: CE1ElsHs;:
81 AND sss EIGHTH AvENUE
NEAR rwESrYrorRrH STREET.
The New York herald., 1874-11-29

u avenue H near S!snsis'IksS I. ( Ne WI pr.:sh
as g. ne New @1s srtn 'H All invited
WAINWRIGHT MEMORIAL CHURCH. REV. W.T..
ssbsr rector wiz preach in s .hs %Srnns % IS % the
Ing. seats free.
yVANTED-A SITTING IN ZION CHURCH; ONE
ns near the 1ssss,sq nadfss re rsn
ZIoS oayRcH. MADISON AyESyE CORNER
Services Ices At 1850 4. Il and $50 P.M
BARGAINS IN
HOLIDAY GOODS
LARGEST ASSORTMENT or
FANCY GOODS IN NEW ORE
TOY DEPARTMENT
DOWN STAIRS.
q oys, 10 S.l:r sls::es china IA: and wo
talking, crying and walking DoA -,r-x
HSs, BSoss sfsssss Games aisssps3e siocRs +. s. s
A complete assortment Of
Russia Leather 0oodA very low ~,,,.~
Photographs Albums nc to 80
Musical Albums and BoxeA ~,sxr~
Large variety eS Bronses and
Vienna Gilt Bronzes. v
Parian and Bsoue ststusry.
Fine assortment Toilet Sets rv,vx
fstf.s s.f,as: 9aSs. oiSss: ss.s: t.
sss ssa .s:n ss:''s s..s .s,s 2..s ss;:: ss.:a DIN
Zine Dressing Gases.
Pine .sormsn. Work Boxes.
Glove and Handkerchief Boxes -
sirvsr Plated Ware low. -
s.,s,ss Fine ssSGpssss:;Ga.ea pssss:;s, a.a ss;Ti III:
GLOVE DEPAKTMENr.7
KID gloves, a shades. ,so, sic pair
.sS .~e s..,s9 sns,sn s,ss:; sss;as eSs % ,s:H s..
Warranted ,ssl K!a olsyss: S,ss: Sc
o'D'' .''N'" o.'0' o'0.'" ~ x1szsY
Gems Rsssn.. Pss s.n o..sSy ssss as:s. g. e;
dssss 5sss k'a Ens:s HsvSs Ssss ,s 'saR. as1s: s.
worsted Emoroideries, Slipper
Patterns. Cushions, &C., very low.
gareains In our Trimmine
and Frmges from l0c. TO IS per yard. -
velvets and silks reduced.
Millinery Goods reduced.
All our Trimmed Hats reduced
All our Felt Hats reduced. -
Bargains in Ribbona
Lots OF kibbons &c.. &C.. &c.. Sc,yarA -
seven.inch Sash Ribbon, 2sc. yard
Rich sashos at reduced priceA -
500 dozen silk Ties and
HandkcrchIefs at reduces prices -
Six Ties Oc.. Sc. Co., 75c.. SOC.
Feathers and Flowers reduced.
Yak Laces from i5c. to ssc yard.
Beaded Laccs closing 2oc- yard
Real ouipures valenciennes,
Point and Thread Laces low.
Lace Handkerchiefs, soc. to S2a
Linen Handkercnieis very low.
Large stock of Hosiery and
Gents Furnishing Goods low.
Ladies' Misses and Infants
Underwear, full assortment
Neckiaces Hair Ornaments, Seta
Earrings, Hair Pins, &C., xtiow priceA
eooo punches Jet Beads, Sc. bunch
10000 Jet Necklaces, 2Oc- 10 $lS. .
Remember our Toilet Department
Remember our silverplsted Ware.
Remember our Canary Birds and Cages.
Remember our Swiss Department
Remember our Glove Department.
isi4s 4 'ssxai :oaool: sa:s.sat :sa .Ss is trade.
Ladies' purchasing now, to avoid
s::s II ;Ss s:'sS: Il; ;'Ssis s::ia. and sent
K1H5EY
kinney
DOLLS.
kinney
KINzEY
kinney
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DOLLS.
DOLLS.
DOLLS
kinney
DoD1'' kinney
DOLLS.
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Do0'' kinney
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DoA1N Kinney
DOLLS
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The New York herald., 1874-11-29

AT THE SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH. WEST
n Twenty NTH street. preaching by the pastor, Rev
a. G. Osborn. o. D.. November ~ as lJ>s A. H. and ~
The New York herald., 1874-11-29

We have just received q very choice assortment OF
Bridal Fans Party Fans Mourning Fans, In pearl she'll
ebony. ivory, silver and gilt sucks, with and without
Feather Tops
White satin Fans, ivory handles plain and painted,
carved sticks at 81 IS 81 50 81 IS and up ward.
Eleeantly carved EBONY Fans, from 81 soup.
speciAes in Pearl ans and Beaded and Embroidered
The New York herald., 1874-11-29

/ Nuns refined IN the best possible manner within
horse hair.
The New York herald., 1874-11-29

THE CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. HAVING SOLD
l. their property In Stanton street. have bought the
church building aud lots Feth street Of Third
avenue lately occupied by the Church OF the Rcforma.
ton called Rev. u. r. Tracy to the recorship
Services to-day At ION A. and w r. \ Sunday school
at2kPM
The New York herald., 1874-11-29
)vEMBER 20, ls74-QUADRUPLE SHEET.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
TTNIvERsALIsr CHURCH. BROOKLYN. CLERMoNI
u avenue. near Atlantic.-Rev Il. r. Nye Will preach
"Eniversaiism What Il Is And Is Not AZ i0x ii.
TX 4. NJ "Ihe New Birth" All Invited
WAINWRIGHT MEMORIAL CHURCH, REV. v. T.
w Egbert, rector will preach in the morning The
Rev. Theodore Irving LII D.. will preach 10 tho even
Ing. seats free.
VVANTED-A SITTING IN ZION CHURCH; ONE
w near the ch ancel preferred Address, with loco-
ton and termA Mrs. H., la East Forty-h street.
ZION CHURCH. MADISON AVENUE, CORNER
II Thirty eighth street-Rev John n 0alleher. rector
Services At 1880 A II. and $3.50 p. N.
DRY GOODS.
The New York herald., 1874-11-29
PERSON AL.

BROADWAY AND TwENTY.THIRD STREET LINE
- Of stages Saturday about ~ O'Clock. going down
:own lady xfterward took crosstown cars at Eighth
tretE Inc Gentleman VINO SAT opposite and passed up
L agreeable. Please address MONTAGUE. Herald Up
(Own Branch ofice. -
, 1874-10-24
T Il l. E G r A NJ s

ST. THOMAS STATION, 18th October.
4he Republicans have carried the elections FOR
the Council General at Amiens, Rouen, Mar
seliies' Nantes, Lyons, Lille and Bordeaux.
Frince Charles has been defeated. Prince Ma
Poieon at AJaccio. The Republicans have been
unsuccessful in Finisterre, Nivre, Chartrente.
Faucluse 1nferieure, and Geronde. The Bona.
Partists have gained the ground. The Monarch
lists have made little progress. Depevre, Mes.
sIlhge and Magne, of the late Broglie minis
n.y. nave been elected, All the. members of the
bouches du Rhone have been reelected. Jau-
Loire.
Mutiny has broken out in the Oarlist camp
ana Don Carlos has been severely wounded.
Inc French government is opposed to the Car.
lists.
The arrest of Count Won Arnim is creating
great sensation in Europe. All his friends resi-,
dences are being searched. The Emperor Will
liam has ordered that no stone be left u|nturned
to recover the missing documents. Arnim's po-
hoy FASTENED the downfall of the Thiers govern
ment and urged the recognition of MaoMahon,
which course was disapproved by THEIRS
Many OF the missing documents relate to the es.
tablishment of anew government in France and
German interference in Spain,
Elk President THEIRS addressed the French
residents in Florence and again expressed his
hrm conviction in the success of the French
Republic. He said that he had always advo.
Gated the unity Of Italy and now desired her
friendship.
, 1874-10-24

26 Withdrawals amounting to S IT'S IS
Rece'0ers for S0turduy, 9th October 1874.
IN CRAFTSMANSHIP
J. G. Frorup, Esq, Trustee.
w. McEvoy, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED:
.: +. Schousboe, Esq, Trustee.
w. Nc. Farlaine, Esq, Member.
JOH. F. GOLDBERG.
President.
st Croix, goth October 1874.
, 1874-10-24
q o l. o N IA l..
~SEgEG@
ANTIGUA.

From tie 1ntigua Times Oct. 1C.)
We have again to report for the Information
of "h0me readers" a continuance in this island
of fine weather for the growth of the Sugar
Cane. The present month opened with LIGHT
showers, followed by sunshine, but on Thurs.
day last there was a heavy fall of rain, which
extended over the whole island, heavier we
hear on the eastern or windward, than on the
western, or leeward districts. The accounts
given of the appearance of the Cane fields, are
high. promising. It is said that with q oontin.
uation tor three months Of such weather as we
have had in September last, and up to the pre-
sent date, a very fair crop of canes will be OBJ
tanned for next year. Labor at present Is 50
abundant and the distress among agricultural
laborers and others so great, that to arrest the
current of emigration, and prevent a loss of pO-
p%ulatiOn, the government at the last meeting of
the Legislature asked for authority to borrow
one thousand pounds to be expended on road
repairs, and publio-wOrkS, in order to give tenn
pOrary relief, by a labor test, to those who are
able and willing to work. The sum to be thus
applied IS small when compared with the
amount of poverty which is visible everywhere
bat it may prevent the people from leaving the
island-keep them in it until they can find en-
%ployment; and thereby spare the country the
cost of introducing natives of other colonies
and countries to supply the place of Antiguans
when q demand for labor shall arise, as it
shortly must.
Just as the weather and improved Sugar
markets were about to shew signs of favoring
agrioulturists 10 this island, and imparting a
more cheerful feeling generally, the last Mail
brought an account of the failure of Messrs w.
A. PARKER Il Co., a firm long connected with
Antigua, the owners of several excellent Sugar
estates therein, three of them are now in a high
state of cultivation, and from present appear
ance promising to yield a good crop of sugar
canes next year, "
The amount of the liabilities of the Messrs.
Parker & %. is put down at $4,000; no.
thing extraordinary for an old West India
firm, whose senior partner had retired with his
capital some years ago; but against that
amount, there are some three or four good SUI
gar estates in this island. There are also
among the assets, book debts, stock, and po-
%licies," all estimated at "s9l4,O00 and up
wards The Messrs. Parker & Go, are des-
cribed as African and West India Merchants,
% Great st. Helens London. We do not know
the nature of the extensive enterprises" which
are said to have absorbed the capital of the firm
referred to; nor whether these enterprises"
, 1874-10-24
~
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
CHRIS 1 A S TED
OC r 1874
aAl


OCTOBER 1874.
ENTERED,
ii Eng. Sloop Curious Lion,'' Smith, Mas
ter, from Tortola.
Dan. Sch. "Vigilant," P. Penthony, Mas
fer, from st. Thomas.
Is Eng. Sloop "Furious Lion" Smith Master,
from Tortola.
j" Dan. Sch. 'Hugo," C. George, Master,
from St. Thomas.
10 Dan. Sch, "Vigilant," P. Pentheny, Mas
ter, from st. Thomas.
90 Eng. Sloop Cannon Ball." P. Abbott,
Master, from Tortola.
Dan. Sch. 'Hugo," c. George, Master
from st. Thomas
81 Dan. Sch. "Vigilant, P. Penthony, Mas
ter, from st. Thomas.
% Dan, Sch. "Hugo,"C c. George, Master, from
West End.
% Dan Sch. Lotus" F. Lund, Master, from
West End.
CLEARED
OCTOBER.
IA Amer. Brig 1T. Towner," d. Wright, Mas
ter, for Turks Island.
Is Dan. Sch. "Vigilant," P. Pentheny. Master,
for st. Thomas.
Is Dan. Sch. Hugo c. George, Master, for
st. Thomas.
" Eng. Sloop Curious Lion" Smith, Master,
for Tortola.
10 Dan. Sch, "vigilant,"P Psntheny, Master
for st. Thomas.
20 Dan. Sch. Hugo" c. George, Master, for
/" Dan. Sch. "West End Packet" Anthem,
Master, for st. Thomas.
" Eng. sloop Cannon Ball." P. Abbott,
Master, for Tortola.
% Dan. Sch. "Vigilant," P. Ponthony, Mas
ter, for st. Thomas.
% Dan. Sch. Lotus" F.. Lund, Master, for
West End.
, 1874-10-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
D E Entail N OTTO

M7R. GORDON begs to acquaint
IkII his Friends and the Public in
general, that shortly he will be
paying a visit to Saint Croix.
Mr.. Gordon will take his rooms
at Mr.. A. Meyers Residence, and
his stay will be for one month.
Hours from 10 n. m. to A p. m.
Saint Thomas, October Goth 1874.
, 1874-10-24

Total S438,2SI So
Balance of deposits SIS, "A
u new deposit account viz;
Driver.
, 1874-10-24
pr INSTRUMENTATION N.

Professor Ortega will give his Bird and
last performance this evening. (8ee Pro
gramme.) There will be the additional
attraction of q free rattle. Every one
purchasing a ticket will be presented with
a number for the rattle, at which the fol-
lowing objects can be won
A gift for a gentleman,
A working steam engine,
A Lady's dress,
A piece of furniture very necessary,
Go and see the fun and try your luck.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-12
XII Kill h.
NAIL CITY

HANDSOME GooDs.-ln looking over
the stock Of MessrS. Freidel y Co., No.
Il3O Main street, we saw Que of the
handsomest flower stands and card bask-
et> made of iced glass, We have ever seen,
and we believe this is the first Of this
kind of work that was ever brought TO
this city. They are really beautiful
and we advise our lady readers
especially, to call and see
them. This firm has also full line Of
table ware made of their glass, besides
cut glass Of all kinds and styles. Their
stock of vases, fancy goods. French
china and decorated chamber sets cannot
be equaled by any other house in the
city for assortment and low prices. They
are offering special inducements in every
thing, and are selling goods at the lowest
market prices. Remember the firm, j..
friedel & Co., 1l30 MAN street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-12

POLICE CoURT-JWdge Cramntcr.-Thc
police continues to do good business,
four cases being disposed of yesterday.
Alexander Valentine, for drunkenness,
was let of with five dollars and costs,
which he paid.
Thomas Pylcs, charged with disorder
" conduct, WAS assessed twenty dollars
and costs. Not being able to settle, he
WAS committed to Jail for thirty days.
James Curnes, in default Of paying II
fine of twenty dollars and costs for get
ting drunk, WAS sen: up for thirty days.
Abraham Burns was fined 81 and costs
for allowing his dog to run Mt large with
out having collar on.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-12
FIRST BRANCH.

At the regular meeting of this branch
the following member, w"r" present the
Mayor occupying the chair, Boring.
Todd, Wallace. Handlan, Panncll. But
terrified, Hail. Cowan and Blair.
The minutes Of the meetings on July
l.. u and % were read and approved.
On motion of Mr.. Panncll, this Branch
proceeded to the Second Branch
chamber to assist in the election Of
CITY Collector. After the election
was decided the members of this branch
adjourned other own chamber. Upon
the roll being called, and a quorum
present, the business on the table Wa,
taken up.
The report of the committee on Water
Works, and Of the Superintendent there
of, with the resolutions attached for the
payment ofmonthly bills, etc. were read
and concurred in.
The report of the committee
on accounts and resolutions appended
was read and concurrcd in.
The following monthly reports Of COM
mittecs and resolutions attached We're
read and concurred in:
Committee on Cemeteries and commit
tee on Fire Department.
The following report and resolution in
relation TO the Fifth ward burying ground
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-12
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO August ll.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-No. 2 81 O34
for old; 81 O44 for new spot; 81 033@
O&I seller August; 81 cog seller Sep
TENDER; No. 3 81 Oli; rejected 92!@ 9$c.
Corn-Dull, lower and irregular; No. ,
mixed G5l spot; GjBc seller August; G4!c
bid seller september; rejected G4!c. Oats
Dull at 4O4c spot; 373 seller August.
Rye-Active; No, l S3m73!c; Barley
Demand active and prices advanced;
No. 81 02@l 02!. Pork-Dull and
declined at $24 G24@23 IS spot and seller
August September. Lard-Dull and
lower at l43@l43c spot or seller Sep
tcmber. Bulk Meats-Steady and in
moderate demand; shoulders sic; short
rib middles l1s@ll3c. Whisky-Strong
AT Csc. Bran-Sl3 50Ml4 %. On the
call of the board in the afternoon Wheat
closed quiet at 81 032@l OBS. Corn
Steady at G4s@ Csc seller August; G4Ic
seller September; G5c bid spot.