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MEDICAL, DC.

GOLD DR. DAkBY"hss better facilities than
" ever for practicing his great speciality. Oslg
one ohorgs made Tor advice and medicine. Drug
store, corner al street akd PsDnsylyania avenue.
tColCnfzA alton kuildng) DayB1m.
nR. JANE WILSON, thoroughly experienoed
IL and scientific q idwife and Ladies' Physician.
Ladies' attended 20 81 their residence ~ any hour
night or day, or pleasant and the best q s-
tebdsDce at the Doctors private residence tth
street, between and .. business sscredlL conn
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BUSINESS CHANCES
FoR SAIL.
NEAL ESTATs Nv ALEXANDRA.

fhn, be ls-se. vel buth and convent ant three
NY bhlOk DWELLING, knO~s a. No. "a
MseinStun street, situate the east side Of ssif
eIeet, between Y ueeu aud Princess Thss hous- 4.
soppneu Win all he modern Neuteness tucu itns
So snd water, rp-t rate Kitchen rsnge, q sf-sI
neeunk apparatus g Goulds patent, &C &C The
lot on whie u stands frOuts l6J feet on A-hfnst
sIest' and rus through the square 90 80 Assph
street, AND contains abort Ss00 square feet ar
" one acre q lsud. snd Is beauifl Al order M
eontslHs VARIETY Ct ch0i truittrees-peAr AZ ole
Sehce and cherry,a tine Essl walnut tree IN fali
SeHine, sod Collection q small fruits. straw
ceIIiee, tesPberries, surrAnis ani gou~eber dee.
100 asparagus BEES, and = large uuunbcr q me
bushes sad Other shrubs aud pisnts 4 more
he civ. - 'e ~
seoond. Alive sisrg RESIDENCE, front buiiiins
IHn,e a. back oIilding trlck, the sssf -da a
~ n, aph street. hstweea kiEg and Princc, with
suitsb GU lnildines. lf frousi.e a. &c, -, -
Asanh street and running bfck Of fhe s.n.e :. -.
~ dep;b II - feet.
Trrms y 81 be Iusde easy sd liberal &, the pur.
casstr. For Tor htr Information apply 4
ELISHA J. MiLLEa,
AleN snfrt., NirEfaia. or.
FRANCIS MILLER.
400 Louisiana aveuua.
sj2-co1w Ns-hi -rton. ~. ,
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Change I'm the Board

IL Is understood, as We 60 to press tina. the
President has sent to the Senate the Domin n
ton Of KichardL Hoxie, US. Eng neer Corps,
TO be member CT the b ard Of Public Works,
vice Adolf Cluss, removed. Mr.. HoxIe L. said
20 be an erg' neer Of nne abilities, and being
wholly disconnected with District complicaa 1ns
viii no doubt prove an acceptable, capable, and
impartial of!cer.
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6OO CHESTS cHINrsE SPRING LrArrrA

600 CHESTS cHINrsrsPRISG LrAsrlA.
sTROHG SWEET GENUINE
AT 90 CENTS POUND.
Get ssmI;e and compare it with Tea sold at 81
feting quality not heretofore within the l.st II
,esrs) re ached ct less than about 81 per pound.
IT'S UNCoLORED. THENATURAL LEAE
N. w. BURCHELL,
may2sst 1882 street, near Ebbett ouse.
I UPINS BLACK GRENADINES fsuperb auali.
II tiee,l small and large mesh. Splendid assort-
ment Just received; A good quality as low As 50
yard, including handsome stripes Ter PoIonaise. '
BLACK eros GRAIN and TArFErA SILKS,
from 81 cents up to finest qualities.
~ SPRING and SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
tnew stJ es,l Just received from Is to rs cents.
JOS. J. MAY,
mGB2 t 93s Pennsylvania avenue.
Wan HOP lUhIVUE.
Manufactured by Burton Brss Maidstone, Kent,
4 III. c. inter- Of the great Hop raising district Of
England.
1t 10 slightly sparkling. 1.-THE claims to pubic
srengtl ened by the unqualified sanction and rec
cfnmei dalton OF Il NGLIsH aud CONTINENTAL ply
awhoesome stomachic. and safe and reliable rem,
tdy for nervous disorders"
NV. BURCHeLL,
n95-@6& 1882 street.
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ma ROBERTs0N,

Dn' MI icTE s1i.rr, sEAn Pa. AVENUE,
Prom Ions on perienoe I'm both hospital aud
priTste practice, Win guarantee cure IN al Boz
ssses Of tke prinary oSesns, Gonorrhes, eleee,
Structure, eyrhilis, and epermatorrhseA. Gases a
tonorr recently contracted cured In g. Sdays.
syphilis n al lie stages quickly eu-sd. and the poi
use Of mercury. eDsrmstorrhe., brsuSht on By
sxcesses and soase IN youth osasing loss Of nenoy
imposency, nervous frritability, symBtonk Of con-
ssiss IN iss e,mDs: sSs e.ss, az a,ss.. sr,
torspedings. sslf.distrust, &e.. speseiy cured -
%sny YEAR, :. 1St.~ street. ss.,%ore, Ma,
hss CONSENTED, amer many solicitations ey his " a b.
city, where be may bs consulted ever wednesday
and Saturday IN each week, from m. 20 y. m.
isn2-ly
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fTePEcIAL nKETING The JOURyRY-
MEN BBlCkLAYkR's UNION. No. 1 \,
VII ne, a, their ball. corner OF sh and streets,
On MONDAY NIGHT, MAY Is, lSf4 Ptnctual at
tehdeIce, a. busitess % importance will be trans
ectsd. By order Fl tn President
l. n J.QrIGLY, Rec Sec.
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BOARDING..

A WIDOW LADY WgULD TAKE SMALL,
"A oil family to BJARD, or would rent para 0 (
her house. Inquire 90 Maine avenue south vest.
References It,
COUNTRY BOARD-Two or three Gentlemen and
- their wives, also Some single gsntlemsp, can
obtain in pry att family go ID BOA d aad pleas
ant airy room 3, within short distance Of depot at
Laurel, W. b. b, h. Il Address NAPLES
Laurel, Prince George county, Mi, or apply TO
Ticket Agent at Laurel. mis- ST.
EOR RtNT-By the first Of June, two large
Il PABLOBS, communicating furnished, with
or without BOARD; also, several furnished ,om. |;
location one OF the most pleasart, and the coolest
house In the city. Apply to Miss 8. @. WALKING
FORD, 1916 street northwest mig o.
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FINALE DlsKAEIs Of 81 kinds trssset. d.
cine VIII be seri, Adzrsst Mr. Dr, THoZfsoEi
No. SIS NORTH fkh sfreet. rbslsaeiphis. t<nnIf-
MES: 3; lkisCE o. fhLLAys{LrAi,A..
sBd Tsst Medium, has located at els kxs 1orf
s s:ss q, o p a sSsf ic1 as:s ga &
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT AND SALE.
F,no-c. - =. bsce faAhk hclsk OF six
icons, lev steps isSIn te.niaus q CoansS isut
$3.50, and give iSIs tine pSwSN.E
GRIN. .Ia st6 street. ~. MD s.S,
EoR RRNT.HousG on L street Horth, usar
ess. loSelIe o. =. 6hAhs. me- ,i-eim
ROB RBHT-A Desirable RESIDENCE pe.,
II the toldiers' Heme; SUITABLE Cor Pstya,s or
BOARDING. Bouse. Address no. i22e i1ts sssest,
eetNe snd n mTiS-7t
yanetioa: seoa r. @ s: sns s a..Sr
ing; Also, small fruits Ia sbunasnee POsse.s'oa
Post once bulIdinS. on 20 InHs h eSS@ y,
adjoining farm " ns,isaaso
-. my - e0--
ING, with large oeslsr ana store, with 9 front q
Yore a. ~ e. p 90 sth srse, est.een New
EoR kINT-ROUsE No 1896 as...cao.etss
svenne northwest, containing fourteen rooms,
the house, furnace in cellar, range. dumb waiter,
Mts ,Sd SahsI mSSern soSsysnienoes Apply 70
EOR RINr-Furpi.hsS ROOMS .rj,.nis -,
|. gentlemen or gentleman and wife; No. l0t It.h
49, 49, n2..ae CO.., COZ aer o. y: mia AZ.
FOB SALE, BENT Or EXoHANqE for large
I'm iHSSssmks.er :1.5oGR rnIgsks I'm ms
1909 Penn. ave- Bent Us per month n.ys In
E'Oh sALk-HOUsE and LOT 81 one acre 90
&c, making dssifss. suSSrssn resid.nss ~.
mile from city. JOHN yEITCH, AoueiT~t
Fridge. ma, 6-lm
LyOBRTNT-FoT foe s17,7.r .-,.-.I s.a.-.---
Il ~ furnished Rooms in the chsicesi Location In
the city at very reasonable rates References as no
house aud appointments: Hons H. ROartman
smith, Z. Barber, A. Mglletf. and J. NJ Ei-
nuDds, City Postn aster Inauire AZ No l9lz X
street. mayssS-
mon s1TT-Fjve h. 60. s,T5,V :, ~ -.
esst .ias ~ e,h sra, $500. pA \, Sss,
he IA cbnan ~, ,hi ~ 49, m ~ a Mth
snce Ala m.or ysn.n, = ,s S.aa " D.
81 the city Also two.s;orT RRITK HoTsrp srs
SI2 iItb &C., nartba.,' Dn.Nh NY ~, 30.
ArplT 81 \ NJ bs.xasr e. n ~ or 1850, TERMS.
msXsIn h'pe'"een e'n AM a. NJ ES TS,v.rS
- sc lOMbks.
lrCR REEr-YURNIsBED ROoNs F., ,on,
4 1, ur OF the best rooms 20 h. f,and an ,ha rit'
Aprly to 9le 81 street. msyl-Im
E0R sALI-BOUsK No. SIS D-free. street can.
Il tatninR room a incin( ms bs,b 1000 Ta,,,.
at eOs lst street northw es, masiin
OF SIS acTes, foVr miles from tsis si,x re n
Oolumbis tn srike, and within one fourtb mile -
railroad stati Va; ioc .tion PERFECTLY hestbx s1s
neyer-fsilinC sfre am ~ A e, rr1,sS.
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FOR SALE


FOR SALE -PABLoR, CHAMBER aud KIT.
IL CHEN FuRNlTUkE; hsndsOms Three pIy
carpets arc Howe sewing schiue; all been used
sbout Two months. No. lOlT 5sh street north
vest. nyi5a
'l'o sEI Oh EXCHANGE FOR MEROHAE-
Il DlsE.-A Second baud CART, EMPRESS
WAGON, HARNESS and lot Of Fsrmiug Imple-
EeDis, Plovs, HsrToEs, Cultivstors, &c. Ali in
sood order. Address J. b ,thi, Office. my7s 81
HOMES FOE ALL.
COTTAGE HILL AHEAD,
Four BesItiful Rural ResideLce Now Under
contract, TO lie completed ia four Months.
Two aGditIenal cIes commenced every tgU wsaks
PARTIES WISHING TO PURCHASE
Are 10 so early, the property increases
as the grounds are improved and beautifed.
blsbefntiful RIral Site IL tn finest In this vicinity
WITHIN TWENTY MINUTES RIDE
vi ali ire Government Departments for five cents,
An exhll rating walk Of twenty five M inutes,
tr pleasant drive Of ten mipu ss
GIese houses are OF new AID periOr Construction.
flLe cellars under them entire, ans cOut siHing
every modern 1mproy ement and conveniences.
Gall and Namine ole hlndred beautiful devices
SEd sui scribe for stock which vii. pay five hundred
per cent in TIVE Dty months.
III Information al the Architeci's office, IN. @
sTAhkWEATHERD Plants Building, corner N.
4. avenue and l5ih street.
Attend the Regular Meeting, MONDAY, June
list, 1874 a. sig Pennsylvania ave. Market Space
q. u. GILMORE, Pre- ident
myISt VIM H POPE Secretary
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LOST AND FOUND.

A sTR tY.-Oame to my premises, Green Spring
"A Park, 2lst inst, Red and " hite cow -
The owner can have the same by PROVING IN lH
property, paying charges, &c ~
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EeR sALE Oh EXOHAsGk,
THIRTNFOUR SMALL kARMS. BUTLD-
ING SITES AND COUNTY, SEATS.
MEAN AND IN FULL TIEW
or THE CITY
Combining more advantages than any other Local
Ky 80 near Washington, among which are perfect
healthfulness OF locality, excellent quality Of soil
especially for grapes and the small fruits and the
pureet water. One Of the hneet vineyards In the
country has been for several years 10 fuI bearing
CD one OF these places. The extremely prices AZ
which they are offered, and en- cay terms male
them, either - IN investment, or 20 fmproy. for
home, very desirable.
ROBERT A. PHILLIPS,
BeAl Estate Broker,
mays tt sos 18th street
LOB sALE-FERMs-C0n pricing all EiDd. ana
- sizes and In various localities. e~pecfallv IN
the vicinity Of Washington, aud near depots. on
fallronds entering therein N. q. BOND Co
eEner Louisiana avenue and TN Il. may1 Ims
II OhG BRANCH rob saLB FURSIsUED
IL on the seA front, adjoining and south Of the rei
seoee OF the President. A hOe, large House, con-
ter, &c; superior large lot, fine Bath house a..
GOOD large stable. Easy terms aud low price a. a
lrou pt buyer. Other Cottages for sale and 10 RAM
Printed Catalogue mailed upon Application.
". q, q. b. BROWN,
epO-Em So Broadway, New York.
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PETER 4 DAaNRILLG

ATTURNE vs. AT LAW,
wAsBIN GT0N CITY. D. c.
OFFICE: No. 432 CORNER OF ID AND IA STREETS,
Opposite Ctfy HALL
viii practice IN the Courts Of the District OF Co.
lumbis, in the Court OF Claims, and In the Su preme
Court OF the United StstaF. may23 6m =
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PERSONAL.

MADAME FLORENCE, the CELEBRATED Clai,coy
w ont, Is neQualled In testing the past, present
and future our life, In causing speedy marriages
bringing the separated together, and pointing ont
the sure way of success in life. In matters Of bust
ness her advice ID inv auable. She gives universal
satisfaction; none regret consulting her. Sat
tsfaction given or pay. Dan be consulted at her
Parlors, No. 81 3 4th street northwest. mari 3ms
"A CoURT6 Of different States for desertion, 90
No publicity required. No charge until divorce
granted. Address M. HOUSE, Attorney, 1874
8r06Sways N. ". decl-6tnS
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SUMMER HATS.
GKNTLEMINs DRESS CASHMERE,
FINE SOFT FELT, (ia various colorsJ
FINE MILAN 6AID. Gin white and brownJ
MACEINAW srBAWS, Tin the rough, pressed
end q immed to suit the trade,J
BOYS ami CHILDRIHT SAILOR HATS.
STlNEM eTZ, Halter,
1887 Pesnsylyania avenu,, next to corner 18th
street. may Sly
NEW DRUG sTORE-Just opened with q com
CHEMICALS and PATeNT MEDICIa1S. ~
Physicians Prescriptions carefully CEN pound
eound.d ct all hours By q ompelent Pharmacist :.
PURE Wines And Liquors for mediei- al use; hne
Toilet and Fancy articles, Perfumery, &C,
1914 lfh street. bet. 8 and r, northwest
teen tickets for e. mya2-iw@
SPIBIr PHOrOGRAPHY.
msya-6ts
JAPANESE fAHs.-We have Just received al.
Of JAPANESE FANS ever brought 20 this c.tyN
'''' '- B. ": REED SONS,
~We Rave also several hunored JAPANEeE
1 7 Z D, that will close out ct . low
squire. ml9 st
- ATS, NICE AND ROACHKs LEAVR, n Yen
II use Fns," Is certs, n soleJ ., Capitol Hin;
CVugtlin's, ss0uie Temple; stOtt's, Pennsylsania
aver and Darby ., corner a. srest Coleniz alton
tciidiss- They wonf Gle Oh the premises. nj In
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-22
DR.. Lo ;!
FEMALE DISEASES.
Only Treatment that will Cure
These Ills, .

The frequency and extent of female dis
eases is positive pi oof that the common
freatment has failsd 10 cure them. Every
household has It's delicate sufferer. Wner.
ever woman Is tound these ailments exist
yv,tnout alienation. From the day the
blushipg girl ripens into womanheod, nis-
ease becomes her constant attendant. win
MANY LADIES these ills are so great nat NE
has few charms, death Is regarded as
blessing and the grave as the only rel &c
from persisting and inevitable agony.
These diseases are II peculia nature
and r, ouire an entirely 4 ifferent treatment
from comm on ailments. during prac'
teal experience Of fit en- years we have
fully proven that no treatment Will ever
be successful in these cases that does not
combine both local and CONSTITUTIONAL
measures. Poisoning the system WIN
drugs for mlsplacements OF the womb anh
ot6er arrangements of this organ and It's
anpendages SO Tar from removing the evil,
M been the cause Of much serious mis-
chief, But adopting our only rstional treat,
mani. we can promise prompt RELIEF nj
nermanent cure In every Gaze In wnlcn q
reasonable hope can be entertained. we
not only benefit, but restore HUNDREDS 20
perfect health who have sought reileL IN
vain from other sources. We now oner
won health and happiness. Let notnlpS
stand in the way of your cure. The longer
| YOU DELAY, the worse yen Will grow uhu!
You become incurable. .
Fees Tor consultation, eXamlnauon, an
vice and trea ment within the reach OF J,
| SorE-Dr. Longdon' Cffice and residence
The Catbedrai. aprlS
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Liver md Blood Diseases.
BYR V. FIERCE, II. D.

A healthy liver secretes each day
about two and halt pounds OF bile,
which contains a great amount OF
waste material taken from the blood.
When the liver becomes torpid or con-
gested, it fails to eliminate this vast
amount of noxious substance, which,
therefore, remains 10 poison the blood,
and be conveyed to every part OF the
system. What must be the condition
OF the blood when it is receiving and
retaining each day two and a half
pounds of poison? Nature tries to
work off this poison through other
channels and organs the kidneys,
lungs, skins, ETC., but these organs bes
come overtaxed 10 performing this la
Dor IN addition to their natural iunc'
tons, and cannot long Withstand the
pressure, but becoms variously dis
eased.
The brain, which is the great cleo
,rical centre of all vitality, is uuduly
stimulated by the unhealthy blood,
which passes to it from the heart and
it fails 10 perform its office healthiully.
Hence tae symptoms Of bile poisoning,
which are dulluess, headache, lncapacl-
ty to keep the mind on any subject,
i'm pairment OF memory, dizzy, sleepy,
or nervous feelings, gloomy foIebodiDgs
and lrritability of temper. The blood
itself being diseased, as it forms the
sweat upon the surface OF the skin. 1t
is so irritating and poisonous that 1t
produces colored brown spots, plmples.
blotches and other eruptions, sores,
boils, carbunces and scroiuIous tu-
mors. The stomach, bowels and other
organs cannot escape becoming affect
cd, sooner or later. and we have Is the
result, costiveuess, piles, dropsy, dye
pepsia, diar,En,. Other symptems
are common, as bitter or bad taste in
the mouth, internal heat, ps!pltation,
teasing cough, unsteady appetite,
choking sensation in the throat,
bloating of stomach, pain in sides or
about shoulders or back, GOODNESS Of
ex,remeties, ETC., etc. Only a few oil
| the ABOVE sy upioino ole i'N''J "
present 10 any one case at one time.
The liver being the great depura,ing or
blood cleansing organ OF the System
set this great "housekeeper of our
health" at work. and the foul corrup.
tons, which gender in the blood and
rot out, as it were, the machinery OIL
lie, are gradually expelled from the
system. For this purpose DR.. P'erce't
Golden Medical Discovery win very
small doses daily of DR.. Pierces Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets are pre-eminently
the article needed. They cure every
kind OF humor or eruption. Great eat
ing ulcers kindly heal under thell
mighty curative influence. Virulen
blood poisons that Turk in the system
are by them robbed of their terrors an:
bv their persevering and somewhat pro
tracted use the most tainted system,
may be completely renovated aud bull
up anew. Enlarged glands, tumor
and swellings dwindle away and d'sar
pear under the influence Of these grea
resolyents.
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FIom the Cumberland Times
peath Of MRS. Wirsel.

In its appropriate place will be found
q notice OF the death o! Mrs. Mary
wiesel, relict OF DR.. Henry J. "iesel
whose untimely demise we
were called upon to record only a few
month. since. Both passed away in
the prime OF youth, and just when q
life full OF honorable and happy prom
ise had begun to dawn upon them.
DR.. Wiesel moved from this, his native
place, to Wheeling. some years s'nce,
Rapidly establishing himself 10 prsc-
tice he soon became known as ply
sicsn Of great ability, while his e1quls.
tie manners and genial disposition
made him a rare isvorite. On the
25ih OF September 1872. he married
the present subject OF this notice, a lady
of unusual character and accomplish
ments. Only a little more than a year
Of happy married lie had passed when
he WAS called away. In the agony Ct
her distress his stricken wife prayed
that he might soon return for her. aud
arrange enough it occurred that che
died on Saturday night, precisely at the
same hour that had severedt hem. On
the 25th of last March she gave birth
10 daughter-Msry Henrietsa-whc
stiil lives. The life of this young
| couple, to those who knew its incl
dents affords a picture OF purity
nobility OF character, unalloyec
happiness and devotion seldom wilt
messed. She told him in his last mo-
lments that she would not tsrry long
and prayed him to come 10
her. She has gone OF
her Journey, and, if blsmeless lives ar
to be considered. they are now in tn
Gland O, the leal." United in life, il
death they were not divided" In thes
Jsys when 30 little is known o
Thought Of anything beyond the prse
teal and material, such lives and thei
lessons come upon Us ss the spring
time to the birds, to teach US that th
winter is not always to those who loV
one another and wait. 4 a. =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-22
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
NASoNIC GRAND GIFT CONCERT
~ onn Prizes to be Given Away,
IUUUU Amounting to s25ooo0' all III

sonic Reliei Association OF Norfolk, virgin.
ia under authority o. Virginia Lesls, anose
tact assed March s, lsIS,l iot IN, ine Saspnic
TemnIe now in course OF erection IN Nor,
foIk There are no II dividusl enents 10 Ge
Sori-ed TOM This undertaking. The Con-
cert will positively lake place on
Tuesday, MAY 5th, 1874.
And NO further postpoAement is suaran-
Anu Az teed.
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.uinfns2eWk.

We learn from Sepdrds Coal Trade
Journal that the Quinnemont furnace,
on the eastern edge Of the Ksaswhs
coal belt, will 20 into blast next Nay.
The company are already getting out
coal from the same property on which
their iron works are situated.
From the same paper we learn that
Mr.. !. S. Trotter, the superintendent
sent out from Eoglsnd to take charge
OF the Gauley Ksnswha Companys
mines, al Hawks Nest, writes that he
has gone carefully into the whole mat
ter, and sees no difficulty in putting the
coal onto the main line Of the Chesa-
peace and Ohio railroad at 81 per ton
this includes all expenses OF superiuten-
dency, lateral tolls, mining, &c.
Another item OF interest ia that
charter has been granted by West Viz.
ginia to the GauleY River Railroad
Company. The route OF their road is
stated thus: To commence at the
mouth of the Gauley river. in the State
of West Virginia; extending up and
along the Gauley river to q point near
il. source; passing through the counties
of Fsyette, Nicholas. AID Webster. and
into Pocahontas-in all, a distance Of
60 miles. The line will connect with
the Washington city and St. Louis
narrow-guage road, and form another
outlet for the minerals OF West Vir-
ginia. The company has large tracts
Of valuable coal land given to it by the
counties through which it passes.
From our relations to the KanaWha
Valley all the signs OF enterprise and
mineral development there are inter-
estipg US. The james river Is the
eastern terminus Of the railroad that
gives the wealth of the Ksuawha an
cutie, 10 market.-Riehmond Dispatch
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FOR r ENT.
FOR RENT.

,r pooM NOW OCCUPIED BY THE
Miesei Musical Institu g, in Petersons
iiock' Main street. Possession gwen I'M
meoiAS' Y. LUCAS,
-mn l227 Market St.
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Flour.
,on BBIS, MOSS ROSE,
tiVI 100 Sterling,
wv 800. Choice Family.
400 cottage xxx.
lOS Yo semitic Lily,
iSs 4" Cream OF Indiana,
Oh Z" Gem (Spring wheaD
I'M" White Rose,
100 Washington,
lO0" Peerless,
store and for sale by
LIST. DAVENPORT GfAhhs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-22
NEW FIRM.

rTAyING ASSOCIATED MR. JAMES
II BROWN with me in the Grocery ana
Pr duce Business, under the firm name VI
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LIST OF GIFTS:

Grand total, 10000 gifts, all cash. sa'ooN
Whole Tickets Sc; Half ickets, s:0 Sc 1iu'
rstss-ll Tickets Tor s5O; u TlcRss' s9''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-22

FOR SALE.
A ThREE ~ s iSa vest S aide of Eoff street,
Tween ~ Eieventh a. d Twelfth streets,
Isst,, ha Sold very low and on favorable
tsrms. For particulars enquire OF
,.,oo-b -a' "r.-' ll42 Chapline st.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-22

Fob SALD.

Fob SALIs
FARM CONTAINING JNE HUN.
a dred and three acres. win sell u IN
one lot or divide II In lots OF Jour OF nVe
on. one s n suit nurchasers. There Ia no better
and in Ohio county for market gardening.
ssitnated 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. ROBEkTS,
IS Main street.
T.. OBR1EN,
Real Est . to Agent.
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SIMON GIRTY,

HISTORICAL TALE OF THE BET.
n tleuaf Mt Of wheeling and vicinity, IN
the Ieopie'g Monthly for April lilo per
wear, single numbers Is cents. Tue above
and all the popular Periodicals. Of the DAY
an publi.hefs' prices. School kooks ano
stationery, az c H QUlABIpt,.
No. liiI Market street, wheeling, W. 'h'
and Wstsr E;rcet, BeIlsire, Ohto. 30
april E.--,-... n ~