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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-23
HOE BALLS AID PARTIES

EQR BALLS And PARTIEs
MADAME Z. BAsTIEE,
From BaltinOre,)
taxes pleasure I Informing the Ladies OF Washing
ton ~ al he has from this day taken charge of the
bAlR DEfAB1MEGT at UHAS. BAUM'3, aud
being experienced in this business for the last
t~e. T. ears guarantees full sstisfacton 10 hair
IhEesIkG, che heMPUOISG. aud QUITTING
IElLDRshS HAIR AID ID z L DE's HAIR
DRESSING 21peCiality. Ladies will be attended
= Ii their OVID fOBsas by leayias tn ir orders es
CHte. BAUmS Cors-t Factory,
oeclh 4Os Iih street.
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fsDD FELLOws' HALL.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY,

DKcBNgER % - and 26,
The celebrated Negro Boy Pianist and Vocalist,
b L N d II Q M
Sho Tor twenty years has Remained an unsolyed
mystery
seIissicu. GO cents: reserv ed seats, IS cents
seats may be secured three days il advance a..
metzsTott's h usic Store.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE,
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26TH, at 2:3O D. N,
Admission 20 Matinee. 60 cts Ciiliren, Is cts.
The Steinvsy Grand Piano used NJ these
Ooncerts is kindly furnished ky Me;zerott q Go.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


'rCOLN HALL. MD'LLe ALsA1I.
rII MoSDs1 ND .,,I EysEIsG. JASrAnE 41M,1s1s
MDLLE EMMA ALBANI.
Mes.T. :. nsu1Ifs , sni NJ sLskoseh beg to an
MBLLk EHMh AGBAET
ONE GRGNDs s'Cs 'CCsoNcERr
On M0SPAr on p - EYEsLSG Jan 49,. I'm as
sTKAKoSCH GRAND oPERa U,0WPIaNY
r,s ~P.hLE },Ia 4LlGs b1l5.s,.,i MARssI .ss,f,o
sIGNOB BENFRATELLI,
sIesos TAeLFf FnFfETRT IlFf rrRfF' r....., ,,,,,.,
sIGscu EoRfP PG1pi0 Baritone Paris
A'A 0Ai'i Primo B4..o
Musical Director sad Ooniuct9r......sie. MUZI)'
RspAf f's 5taSSsT St TsT5rye st Sat, , ~ ~
ro.t Cos Music st re TRep Chron d23 d
EUNCsRT OF SACRED MUSIC.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY,
WEDNESDAY svEsisG December so, is74,
By the FeIiouing-rs
DLSTING CISHED AUSTCTAYS,
Assisted By select 0noir from the Church Of the
Mis-. NJ J. H5Gc6aB 81 ssiBity, z ps.Sa gsG9slyn;
Mr.. GEI'BGE sfMPsoN, Teuor.
NJ g. nHHh and cSndsa:s2 ssss2
mace by h'os f9T,of B1,1a ON the new Organ
,,dIcs Skeis sioo' for sale at the Book and ao,ic
't"'e-- dsc32-h
SAViLLk's NATIUNAL AEArxh.
Positively LAST APPEARANCES
JASAuStH
MOsDAY: DEcEMBEh 2s, 1874,
entitled m oi p1Asns noy5t aEsssY W%n6
Tuesday, peceme.r 70, frsI ,Ins Of lhe sr.sd hi.
Wednesday 8 III lBtH
csy. 5sEusry S1as i.f rnsiJ GHssss9 ss wob @
Ma,inse saturday p, at .,...CHEsNIY wOLD
h.o the BOX Once and Brad. Adams. on "a AMI nj
Sfrel Thursday. D+cenber "a de~22-tf
MAS opsss.Kn,S opss.n n,,S.r MAS.
The most brilliant comedy psrf2rmance. of the age
cHsIsTMsasn sas nH1s aoLIpaYHs,' iG1shH the
Who has rOE equal reaown liza ia SmsT 1r.HSuiSh'
NE iS; Soas sns sOsls9d; = s1s.ksu
TO MONT,
hMosG TIE BREAKERS.
THURSDAY NIGHT-THE SIUOw HGHT.
"''O' "e's'H a&p nS @s46fL0v1 sSG5f Lv,'aF' olnIk''
MAS CLARK, aATINEE
MONDAY syENIEG-7 SINS
There Will besro performance Saturday afternoon.
SAsILLs's NATIONAL TaEArKR.
MEBRY CHRIsTsAs AND HAPPY NEW
Engsgement for gosi,ively six nights onlg. aud K
ROSS 4hD HIRs'Y s'2' W1TaisS "a fIsS' artists
Gt n.d Gn, M0SDAY Deesmbss 2 s2d e BE-
kcnshtic Drsma, entitled 5hODDES UOWS.
OF, INDtH TWO FLAGS; pronounced by Press
sto Public the Srestest dram attic triumph Of the
LAY beplrte wi thrilling situations, noble sent-
ment sid plenty Of fun. Fergus McOarthv, Harry
watkins; Mar Mccarthy. with songs, Bose W at.
klns' Srsno Chrl-tmas Matinee,
fRIDAf AFTEbRO8N, at O'Clock.
Grand amlly Gsginse SATURDAY Afternoon at
o'clccs. kedncec price OF admission. Geaerai
20 MISSION on!y 80 cents. sests secured at Box Of
nee ARD Brad. Adams. decfl
WASHISGfON rHEAfRB CanIQUE
~ sCSDhY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
DtsntF. aId WEDEEsDAY Matinee, Miss FA tyIE
HEERiSG will appear in the thrilling Border ssu-
sailOI al Drama In facts, entitled The TigTsSS Of
hf west, AID IN Th1rsday. Friday aud Saturday
hl.bts a. Friday aud saturday matine.s, in the
grt attst OF al sensation d. smss, in prologue and
cts entitled LOEdoH Ei5: or, from Crate 10
.tGfod First appearance in tnis city of La BELLE
P.TLINE and Miss IDA NORTON, artists of
sblItty. dec1l g.
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EN-GovERNOR BRADFORD declines the ap-
pointment of appraiser of merchandise at Bal
tlmore ON the ground that he has no knowledge
OF practIcAt details of the office, and that TIL
duties Should be discharged by one who has.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-23

ANOTHER DBsPERADo AT LARsR-Wm
Radifer, desperate, serving ont q ten years
sentence for robbery and attempt ct murder
escaped from the Indiana State prison early yes
terday morning BY reaching the top OF the QUITE,
wall, and aiding down the waterspout on the
outside. Two other prisoners who attempted to
follow were discovered by the guard, fred upon
and captured.
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NJ SHIN6IUN yHEAr rH . CH 10 q Y.
ScNDhY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
bigntF. aId WEDEEsDAY Matinee, Miss ia tsIE
HEERISG will appear in the thrilling Border esu-
sailor al Drama, in 7acts, entitled The TigJsSs Of
hf west, AID ThQrsday. Friday aud Saturday
hlsbts az Friday aud taturds AZ matine.s, in the
gre attest of al sensation d. smas in prologue and
CTS fntpied LOEdoH MS: or, JrCD1 CTniie 10
EtGfod First appearance in tns city of La BELLE
PATLINE and Miss IDA NORTON, artists of rare
sbility. decal-6.r
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PETITION PROM VIRGINIA DEPosIToRs IN
THE FREEDMKN's BAHK.-Rev W. b. Dsmick
(coloTed,) or Richmond, Va, arrived in & 8
city to-day with petition from three thoussnu
colOTed persons In that city, asking Congress to
take prompt measures for securing N earIv div
idend TO the depoeitors of the Freedmen's saw
Ings bank. The petition was to- day prezelte !
10 the house OF Representatives by Hon. j.
Amber Smith, OF Va, and referred to the Com
nit'ee on Banking and Currency. Mr.. Demtck
had an Interview with the President this morn
ing, curing which he stated the principal oh
ject OF his ysIt 10 Washington. The President
expressed bis sympathy with those who had los
by The ilstitation, and could only promise that
terests.
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trmed the following nominations: Thomas X
harris, pension agent, Wheeling, West Va
John j. Mott, collector of internal revenue for
the sixth district of north Carolina. Thomas
"A. Gill, chaplain in the navy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-23

POSTAL LArPROPRIATION.-Th Senate Sab
committee on appropriations met at the office
of tie Postmaster General this morning, and
heard official Statements a. to postal appropria
tions and their deficiencies. No definite action
was taken.
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LADIES' GOODS.

a 81 FERFOhtTED eVOEsIN
-IEh8aRMEsTs,
FOR LApIEs,
cseIS sTu A. WI LIAS's.
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SLIM HoUss--At II O'Clock to-day, upon
the assembling OF the House of Representative
not over one hundred members were IN their
seats, great many having. in anticipation OF
the holiday recess, left yesterday for their re
spectiVe hOmps
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AkrHUk snKPnKaD,
hOTAhYPUBLICAN GENERAL AGENT
OFFICE-BOOMs CONTRACTORS, Ass1Cl
TIOn, d C.-9I1 "a srREET W
OFpsstte Columbia Buildings. dec2i-st
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REPRRsENTATIvE VIM. ID. X gLLRY saws il is
not true, that he will come out openly for the
Independent party, and In time to play promi-
n Mt part in the national convention at Cleve-
land on tie l4th of March. He further saws
tEat whatever differences msy exist between
nm aud other republicans on the financial que,-
ton, he will seek its adjustment as a member of
the party, and rot Outeide OF IL.
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Con NGRRss ApJCURNs OVER THE HOLIDAYS.
The Senate unanimously passed this afternoon
the House concurrent resolution to adjourn
over the holidays from to-day to January 5,h
Both houses subsequently adjourned Till tina,
date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-23

REPUBLICAN SEN NAToRs met in caucus thi
morning ana continued their deliberations OF
Louisiana affairs. A vote was taken and a re.o-
luton agreed upon, which as introduced b,
Mr.. Morton in the Senate, mention OF whicL
Will be found in the report OF proceedings.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-02
]. ". HElSKELL.

Everybody wants books for the holi-
day season and everybody may find 8
splendid assortment OF beautifully
bound standard works at J. W. HE'S
kells we'll known store on Twelfth
street. He has large and well select
ed stock OF picture aud story books Tor
children and some very elegant bibles,
hymn books, and other gift books for
older persons. The standard poets and
prose writers appear in very handsome
array and will meet with ready sale.
Call and see them.
A. 8. VAN sICKLER.
At the sign OF "the Golden Glove" on
Market street below the postofice, Mr..
Van Sickler has opened a new branch
Of industry in Wheeling, aud is meeting
with much success. His specially is
the manufacture of neat fitting gloves
of kid or dog skin 10 suit the order OF
customers. He takes the measure oil
your hand and makes you pair OF
gloves that fit neater and are better
made than any that can be purchased
in the stores. One pair Of his gloves
will outweas two of the badly fitting
ready made article. A neat pair o!
gloves is always acceptable as a holi.
day present. Call at Van Sickler's and
leave your order.
MENDEL & DUNAwAY.
If ever there were men specially de-
eigned by nature for a particular branch
OF business it ia our young friends
Mendel and Dunaway, whose good taste
! in the selection OF millinery and trim-
mings, is commended by all Of tie
J beauty aud fashion OF the city. Their
store is the resort of the most tasteful
\ and fastidious OF the fair sex in the city
and neighborhood, and the style and
quality of their goods are universally
praised. Nothing can be more approved
as a holiday gift to a lady friend than
some OF those exquisite laces and en-
broideries to be found at this store
Articles Of lingerie. selected with such
taste as has been manifested by MendeI
& Dupaway, are. especially dear to the
female heart and, when worn by those
we love, are quite as much admired by
the sterner sex. For handsome and
acceptable present to your lady friend, &C
| to Mendel IL Dunaways.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-02
ToR SALE.

4 FARM CONTAINING 0ME HUN.
n Srea and three acres. / will sell 1t In
one lot or divide IL In lots OF four or nve
acres to suit purchasers. There Is no peiler
land in Ohio county for market gardening:
Situated within one mile OF the city OF
Termseone-fourth cash; balance In one,
two. and three years. For further particu-
lars enquire of the subscriber.
GEO. ROBERTS,
50 Main street.
Il. OBRIEN,
Real Est te Agent.
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Ceal Property For
kNlQ.

.IOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" the undersigned wishes to sell Tin
whole or In part that portion OF coal now
In his possession, amounting to about 10
acres. located along the Ohio river about
one.third of mile north of the city limits
together with one acre of surface at the en-.
trance on the side nearest the river, and
three acres of surface around the other en-.
trance, back of Fulton. The vein OF coal
will vary from S feet 8 inches to 2 feet In
Senth. and could be conveniently shipped
nv means of the county road, or by the r.
w. 4 X r R., rs the entrance on the river
sidefs not 100 feet from either.
The above viii he sold on reasonaoie
terms. or exchanged for good town prop
erty. u.pouArJ
nlrl-h WALTER Macsof2A-4S'
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FOR r e Mt.
TOR RENT.

For RENT A
The Store Room and dwelling at.
tached, No. 1905 Main street, directly oppo.
site the Grant House, and now in the &C.
cupancy OF Mr.. ]. q. Smith. The store room
has a plate glass front, and Is esteemed
amorcst the best retail business stands In
the city. The dwelling is roomy, has gas
throughout, and a large yard in its rear.
Possession April LIST. Apply to
WIN. PAXTON,
decl7-a 1917 Chapline street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-02
I, II. sTALLMAN j. 90.

There are numberless articles at a
complete clothing establishment such
as that of our friends j. II. Stallman l.
Co., that are appropriate to the season
and acceptable as holiday presents.
Among these may be mentioned the
celebrated Harris seamless kid gloves
silk and cashmere mufflers; neck ties;
haudkerch;e!s; elegant and serviceable
half hose, and all OF the usual items OF
gentlemens' apparel. A very handsome
present indeed would be suit OF
clothes cut and fitted and made as only
S;allrnan & Co. can. They employ
none but the best workmen and do none
but the best work, and have we'll de-
served their popularity. For good taste
in the selection and make up OF mems
wear they have no superiors IN the
trade. They have made especial prepar-
alton for the present season and have
on hand line of goods that cannot be
SURPASSED.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-02
wILsoN SEWING MACHINE.

The surest means OF securing happi-
ness at home during this festive season
Will be the purchase Of one OF those
elegant Wilson sewing machines at
No. 1925 Market street. They cost
only fifty dollars and are warranted tor
FIVE years, thus showing them to be
really the cheapest fret class sewing
machines in the world. At the Vienna
Exposition last summer, in competition
with numerous other machines, the
Wilson was awarded the highest prize
Leyda & Smith are agents for the sale
of The machine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-02
Canned Goods.

rs CASES THREE LIB. PEACHES,
10 ., g ssIs: Tomatoes.
100 wirslow's Corn,
Just received and for sale by
oc,l3 II. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-02
FOR RENT

FoH RENT IA
The Store on Market street, next
door 10 REGISTER office. This room II i'd
mIrabIy suited for a Sewing Machine office,
or any retail business. Dwelling apart
ments attached. Possession given immedi
ately. Must he applied for within one week.
u. T.. LIST,
Executor II. II. CuInmins, at Bank OF
Wheeling QeCZU II
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-02
DALBgY & CO.

What is nicer or more gratifying TO
the wearer than an elegantly made and
we'll fitting pair OF boots or shoes? To
get just such an article our readers are
referred 10 Messrs. Dalbey g. Co., suc-
cessors to Feargus Whally, at 1915 Mar
ket street, opposite the Mcclure House.
They make nothing but custom work
ofthe very best quality and at the low
est rates. They ask an inspection Of
their work and prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-02
A. c. EGERTER.

The choice family groceries at A. e.
Egerter's will constitute necessary part
Of a good Christmas dinner. All Of
the ingredients for firstrate dinner
may be found there, from the material
for the soup to the final dessert, and
we doubt not that a present ola fat
turkey purchased at Egerter's. or q
package OF groceries from the same
place will be highly appreciated by the
good folks at home.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-02
Store Room For Rent.

FIlHE DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND,
Nc. 1917 Main street, row occupied by
+. NJ. Porter as a Boot and shoe Store.
Possession given April LIST. Apply 10
Gcc2i ]. B. SHEPPARD.
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~ = ...,,.y aleglstes,

Tasns, oy Mail, in Advances
DAILY REGISTER.
inc yesr LOO Three months e. :G9
SIX months....... z.C0 One month.--....- 10
TR,.wEEKL1 EEGISTEk.
scbllshei every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
ono copy, yr.-s4.oJ One copy, mos-ss.W
WEEKLY Requisites.
jne copy, mos Let Ten cories, yr- lS.a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-02
EOR HEST.

DOSSESSION GIVEN ON THE FIRST
L of January, the lai ge and elegant room
in the second story of Odd Fellows Hall,
adjoining 10 and same size of the room of
the Library Associa ion, suitable for society
meetings or concerts Apply to
MRS. ZETGENFELDER,
20 Monroe street, or
w. 7. NcKELVEY,
dec3h 1872 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-02
THE HOLIDAYS.
THE MOST APPROPRIATE
GIFTS.
What to Buv and Where to
Buy it.
AGUIDETO PURCHASERS.

"The holiday season." the time when
of all the year human hearts expand
mos. and feel most tenderly for all man
kind, is here. Since the Saviour of the
world came bearing good gifts unto
men, this season has been celebrated
By the Christian world as an appro'
pirate time tor cemeuting by acts Of
kindness and by friendly gifts the affec.
ton that all the members of our COM
mon family should feel for each other,
thus family rejecting the love which
our common Father bears Tor all his
children. In the selection of gifts as tes-
timonials OF regard there is the widest
possible range. The cheapest trinket
may be the symbol OF more affection
than the costliest diamond, But yet,
in the purchase OF holiday gifts we
would suggest that due attention be
paid to what the recipient most needs
and what will be most useful or most
highly priced. In the list Of dealers
whose goods farnish opportunity for
the most appropriate selection we men,
ton the following, confident that
among these every reasonable want may
be supplied and that from these the
purchaser may rely upon receiving
courteous treatment aud q fair ex-
change for the money spent.
LOUIS DEcHERT.
At his handsome new room in Beck e
Block" on Market street, Mr.. Louis
Dechert has a first rate line OF watches,
clocks and jewelry, suitable for the
holiday trade. Some very beautiful
opera glasses attract the eye of the visi-
tor aud would make peculiarly appro-
prisle holiday gifts. They are offered
at very low prices. Mr.. Dechert also
offers some rare bargains in ladies
watches, some of the stock on hand ber
ing perfect gems in point of beauty and
warranted good time keepers. His
stock Of rings, earrings, brooches, and
other articles OF jewelry is also uuusu-
ally full and attractive and well wor-
Thy OF inspection before purch asing else
where.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-02
HARPER & BRO.


If you want to buy hat or cap or
umbrella or fur muller or any other
of the articles uaually kept in hat stores,
90 TO the long established and deserv-
eddy popular house of Harper d Bro.
By careful attention to the wants OF the
trade and by the most watchiul regard
for the interests Of their customers the
firm OF Harper e. Bro. has won for it.
self an enyiable reputation in this COM
munity, and stands at the head OF the
trade. They have now on hand the
latest and most approved styles Of hats
and caps, and there Is absolutely moths
ing in this line that they cannot at once
supply. They can fill your order for
any kind OF hats or caps, and whatever
you purchase there may be relied upon
as being precisely what it is represented
to be. They have good line Of goods
suitable for holiday presents, and invite
the attention of their customers and OF
the public at large to their new and
fashionable styles of hats and caps
They keep also splendid stock Of UNI
brellse, 10 which the attention of those
looking for Christmas or New Yesfs
presents is particularly called. A good
umbrella, especially if it be Of silk, is a
present that cannot fail to be highly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-02
]. ". MCLUsKEY i SON.

Al their we'll known and popular
.,, c-ooorv o,nosi,s the McIure
Horse Messrs 7 W McCIuskev &
O., horo . f-s, rota assortment ~ the
IN, on,,on,;oto ~ tho occas;or
Cav. b;,ds 6sb monthly crsnberries
onnlss ce,e,v and otberdelicious yispds
arc most temnt;nolv disnlaved, and
(,arfairs and Coppselmap's celebrated
"challsrgen brand Of ovsters is for sale.
You can find at McCluskey's the ma
,e,,al. for a magnificent holiday dinner
or spnner-s feast that will long be re-
uember.d with Measure, Call in there
with YOUR market basket.
cvorov -.vrop.co
III, ,.,.xos -orui
,.noa IN Tho J,y Goods trade in tbis
o;,u Th., bo,s mods q snec;aI,v If
n,oour;n, nors brt the hest goods in
49, I;ns ond !. has limo since come to
b. understood ,ba. whatever was pur.
Mood a,Ta,lor,s vas as good A. cou,d
bs tound in the market, either here or
n tho esstern oities To this care in
ho osl.o,;o, If tho hsst fabrics Mr.
TAYLOR bas added good taste in the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-02

For toys and fancy nick-nacks to
please the children and even delight
come of larger growth, there is no place
like Wollenweber's at No. ll4l Main
street. The store il o sort Of depot
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-02

During the cold weather now upon
US a nd likely to continue for some time
q suit of that handsome and fashions
BILE ready-made winter clothing to be
found at Hartman & Co.'S on Twelfth
street would be q most acceptable pres
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-02

petent to assist In making your selec'
ton.
J. L. HOBBS, son & CO.,
present q more than usually attractiv,
display OF queensware and glass ant
fancy articles. Their windows fairl'
blaze with beauty, and the visitor lin
gers long to look upon the haudsom
articles offered for sale. They have {
full and we'll selected stock Of genuin
French China and indeed of everything
in the queensware line. Elegantly en-
graved glass sets are exhibited at as
tonishingly low prices, and We nee'
scarcely remind the reader that
dozen engraved goblets such as may b
found at Hobbs would constitute ,
valuable and highly appreciated holi
day gift. They have also very beau
tiiul assortment Of gold-band and orna
meuted dinner and tea sets. A numbe
OF quaint and handsome novelties il
china suitable for mantel ornament
are also exhibited, and there is a stool
Of vases, toilet sets, ornamented COTE
cups, and numerous smaller article
that cannot fail to delight the purcbss
er and prove highly acceptable a
Christmas and New Year presents.
p voiLEyWEBRR.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-02

D, I. IhUeChhLb'
Before purchasing your supply OF
confectionery and candy toys 60 to j.
P. Trusch ell at No. 1880, Market street
and examine his goods. he has an
endless variety Of the best imported
candies and fruits and splendid stock
of mis- own manufacture. At this sea-
son when candies play such an import
ant part in delighting the little folks
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mera.