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GINNING.

" WERNER announces to the public
that he will. be prepared by the 10Th
September TO gin aud bale cotton on the
most favorable terms, at the Dixie Works.
With Col. W. c. Love, as Superintendent;
hehopes to give entire satisfaction to bis
patrons, and solcits the farors of bis
friends. Corn meal ground also. sep6if
, 1874-06-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


The Ellsworth Zouaves will holl q moeting at
their Asaombly-roomH, II, IL, mud 10, l9l South
Ciark at.oot, tllia evening at p. M, to mato
preparations for laying the cornerstone Of tho
Qustpm-1Iouse.
L. punctual attendance Of all membors OF
Cosmopolitan Lodge No. 0, knights Of pythlaa,
iB requested this. evening at tho!r Castle lial,
Cornor Of LaSalle md Adams atrootH, for eleo-
tion Of officers for the ensuing term.
Tho ladies Of tho First Presbyterian Church
hold reception tomorrow evening at tho church.
on Wabash aYonua. near IAirty-llrat Htrqot, aud
IN connection thorowiil lalr and festival. Ex-
tonHlyo preparations hayo boen m4do, and an
elegant affair must bo tho result No charge for
admission.
Tho npwly.organizol branch Of tho Fonian
IrotAorllood, crcato.t at meeting Of Irish Nh
tionaliHts Sunday last, will bold itB first moet-
lug tle oyening ut O'Clock allarp,in tue Iealoy
llhll, bl3 AroAor nyonu1. IhQaQ WHO d9h!re
to join tho moyon,ont aud thuH corporate with
tho NationaliBts OF New York and other States
in their patriotic struggle to roorganizo aud re-
genorato tho Fouian rauks in tlis country, arc
cordially Inyltol to attend. The pail that was
thrown over tAe spoyomout by tho dishonesty, Of
some Of its loadorha fow yoara ago 10 fast dls;
appearing before tho patrlotiHm, tue onc1Ky aud
tho Integrity .ot thoAo wlsp aro now ut
tho Aplpa; anil, from sha great Aoa4Wey
which, tho 1]rutherhGpl Inns nlGdo within
tue past few montha. and, tzom tho perasy GRANGE
, 1874-06-17
SUBURBAN NEWS,


Tho regular mcoting Of tho Hyde Park
Trustoos Oh Monday evening was fully attended
by Ill the members Of tho Board and otizona
generally.
W. n. Talbot WAS appointed pound-Keopor Of
tho State street pound.
On petition for opaning ditch on Greenwood
ayonuo at Forty-unth street, tie Superintendent
,yaa directed to Aayo it aono. On petition for
sidewalk Oh Fifty-aoyonth street 1t appeared tint
tho aamo was not eignod by actual owners on tho
limo, and it was therefore rofusot1 but tho
Superintendent was directed to repair tho old
sdowayk. The Superintendent waa also drootol
to clear out tho ditch on Madison ayol.uo noAr
Fifty-ninth street no NJ to stop complaints, and
to construct tiyo culyorts Oh Inta,a ayenue at
Forty-tlfth Forty-soyentt. aud Forty-ninth
Rtraeta and to repair tue others on said ayonua;
also to repair sidewalk Qu Fretlorick plupe, 10
twoen Chestnut and Fifty-tifth stroet.
Justice llorno was grantq1 permission to oc-
cupy space for hiH olca ip Vllago llgll, ~ herp-
toforo.
The potition Of Z. B. 11oCagg and others for
vaeAtlon Of Laugley avetAo. botwoon Forty.ntt4
md forty sixth btreotB wRp npprpycd, alll tho
Attorney directed to prepare d, orsllnnilce.
On thp petition Of d. H. Taylor aud oIllorB for
canga of plaus op the bridgp oyer the Call.
reported that tue now plan Of Col. Houston waa
lar preferable to tho old plan, III onllrging tho
draw from 30 to 60 foot, aid In reducing tho
coat from $4,000 to 81 800, but TINT contract
hed baou executed March Ii, 1874, with Qiarlas
oroigl!toa on t1e old plan, aud it could not 10
wa4 or.loyct ttat the pommittoe confer With Mr.
Cro'gE'ton. and report .what arrangement could
he made for annullIug h.B contract.
The Water.Woxla Commissioner submitted
, 1874-06-17


70 ths Ediior Of Ihs ch.cago 1ribaHe: .
Pin When, about two ycara nGo, suggested
IN IHE TRIBUNE that tho tirno had como to turn
tile bonth Branch into tho Lako ut or near Four
nrancli ootwGen Fourteenth and Iako Btveets-
thus giving Chicago two rivers und two harbors,
nna ramoving tie chief obstruction to rapid
transit and intercourse In tho centre of tho city
{aY proposition was greeted with shout OF
laughter mud doriBion.
to remain whore it is-" ia its littlo bed III
now oifor another proposition which Ia nearly az
foolish AZ my first. 1ta yory absurdity-to aomo
mlnus-may induce hearty laugh, aud ii this
woro tho only good result tho writer would bo
satisfied. Wlpn any, Grade Chicago Riyor.
qutot stream, although I doe1n It thick
enough With Impurities to admit OF that opora-
ton. by grading Irefer to tho bottom OF bod uf
tbs classic stronln. Let soundngs be taken and
measurements made on the North Branch FROM,
eay, North avenue. and o tlo South branch FROM,
aay, ,fwensy.fourth street to tho mouth Of the
river,
Ihoao aoundinga and measurements will indi-
cate whore tho botlom Of tho river and ts brancll-
ea WILL ueol to be drodeGd tllled up In order to
FYc such MI incline nj will oatry tho rvor-wator
INTO tho lako. Tho dredgingH from tho rlyor
Dy grading tho bottom with an inolina to tho
lako for "tlown-grade sufficient current Gnu
10 nroducod TO carry of mont Of tho Impurities
tHRt now clog and poison tho river. This clsr-
iGnt can 10 Supplemented and aided by occa-
s!ona! discharges from tho Wator-Worka. Lot
Mrso nosG, ~ aisaGned V;!, to hydrants nearest tue
river, 20 placed with nozzleH 1uAt ahoye or under
the ~ator OF tue riyor hu that tho farca OF tl,a
discharge viii DO towards the month OF tho
rlYor, and ~ Au nf itH natural eurrcut, bou,o-
thing must bo doho-oitAer tho river muBt be
filled up or ourIont oroasoa by uritlolal meaus.
, 1874-06-17
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
LOCAL LETTERS.
THE CHICAGO RIVER.

10 ths Editor Of Tho Chicaoo Tribune!
Bin In commenting upon tho above subject In
yuur Sunday iHslo, you nsk "hlay it not bo
prudent 10 take stcpa Mt this lime to provide for
nm outlet from the Houtli Branch into tho lake,
and by similar process as that adoptcd to bring
tho wntor from tho lako into tho North Branch,
to throw tho water Of tho South Iranch outward
to tho lako ?"
rhRt would Involve tho necessity Of m NM
foreground tunnol, and then would not clont tho
south fork Of tho South Branch, point from
which tho greatoat amount of hlth will always
cn,anatc,-that is, from tho stoch-Yafds
and packing-houaeB. In view Of tins
fact would it not ho moro prudent,
moro oYectual, and more oconomlcal'
to oxcavato small open channcl commencing
somewhere wost Of Ashland avenue, and o1tenu-
ing frum tho South Drauch to tho Calumet, with
tho ultimate view Of .on1afglng tlto samo 10 -"
rutal by tho brick. making pioccas!
Ihis itlen Of a canal, would suppose. gon-
erally induce tho pnrtics Owning TUG 1a,ia 20 90
nato tho right of way: aud, 30. al! Inc otl,e1
expenses for sufficient ehaln9 off, wonId
3a yory lightly upon ortnn smocIy l"a o IN L to
South Chicago Canal md Dock Company would
probably corporate, AZ It would ultimately 90.
euro thom a cohnection with tho illi.
uois $ Michigan Ganal a,d orle't wien t1l"t that
b srovorscd, 30 tl'nt tho waters of both tue
Ohtcago River and tho Calumet nay flow out
through the enlargcd Gaunl. OTHERWISE s tho
Calumet III tino will smell rs bad as tho Chicago
aoon to become ono. 1t is highly important TINT
tic moais for q thorough cleaning DO soc1rad
now, wllilo it can he cone as 1ilst no expense at
all on compared with what it will DO III tho iuturo,
nulnll interests, and bilt npon' tAooAEss'
(lntd1tp. juno 1S. 1874.
, 1874-06-17

Of tlloao who lpow bclong toit its smenbors think
II ia not tod much to predict TINT orc long (if
not quito "a ,numoro.1s) It will bo fur moro ro-
spoctabIc aud patriotic than It yot Ian hosn. Tic
nloeting Tonight taken rlaco under tho frcni-
domoy of Col Flynn, WHO H. a thorough workor
In tho oa,iso, andHA large nnmhor Is expected 10
DO proaont. II IL tllo intontion OF this brnnch
Of lilo r. b; to immediately organize. IN conncc-
tton with tloir Eody. company of tho I.egiun
Of St. Patrick. All frlBl1mon WHO denlro to join
should endeayor to DO pronont.
COMPLEMENTARY MuHloAr.
a musical aoirao, complimentary to Alr. Emil
1iobling, the woll-known pianist, who liz OIL tho
eye g Of departure for Euroro, will 70 Eivon at
Adams atroots, on Fridny. eyoning, the 1pth
inRt. Tho programme on this Interesting ocea-
sion will l,o ns follows:
.n.,.,..-, Mr. Lit1'in0.
iGsss Ksss!srsn. No. sefasn aeS,asnn
3. ~ nongroito.... :Liszs
Aua' IT, iisiiina.' 'on0''
4. "The 9d'st oscan nured y" .LioD1ina
atiss Ella 4. rrh.t<.
D. Prelude 'na fsns| n op; iis5N9 5 No. ''nds''0hn
THE HAMPTON siHaEns.
The Hampton Singers cloao tlloir BENSON of
concortH In thin city this evening" and those who
hayo not yet hoard thom should improve tho
opportunity, both for tho sake OF llelr1ng q ronl-
u admirable troupe OF Blngors mud to encourage
tho cnuBo i'll which they aro working. Wo llntl6r-
stand arrangements aro in progress for few
concerts IN tho etburbs, Which will undoubtedly
friday afternoon they will sing In Evaanton,
md on Saturday ovoning at tho Trinity Nfothod-
ibt Church, cornor Of Indiana avonuo aud Twen-
ty-fuurth street.
Tho programme for tonight ia Us follawq,
/. HIla,lt Hsil HaiIl,I
, 1874-06-17

thom ongagod tho attention of tho boolkoopor
lilo other liflod a7B from lilo aate 1Io waB pnr~
auod md captured by member Of tho firm, WHO
gavo him In charge Of an officer. 1Io waH Locked
up In tho Arnaory, whore f,o rogatorod Under tho
nnno OF Niollaol Ryan.
Joreminh Qulnlnn n,ado Ills advent into Chi
eago short time ago to yiHlt His hor-n-lAw,
hfr. Justice Bcnlly. 1ro extended hia obsoryn-
lions to Chapltn'a restaurant, No. 1T Wost
Monroe straot, and paid e100 for tho entertain
mont ho received ut that report. nlonto was Tie
ERt11o.
, 1874-06-17

n ths Editor Of INs CAicago Tribune;
Sin, Asn tot tho foes for recording aeels and
other documents p4orbitaat aud out Ut ali 1lro-
portion to tha actual cosk OF record MI II
potBon deposits document for record, who
rageouH feeH charged. Ihayo supposed that tho
pfioo Of uooordor waH a public ono designed Tor
tho gonorai good. aud not expected TO be self
supporting any moro than tho courts and public
aoloo's. Why, then, attempt to wiring from
e 10 spppost ao|llclsl exEeTagapep aid Esatafpl-
, 1874-06-17

10 Tic Editor o7 Tic Chic0Qo 7TiJNNe:
SIN: In behalf of tho ladies', many Of whose
Dresses have beon ruined BY tar would call at-
toutiou to tho practice in vogue among builders
null contractors Of leaving wido stretches Of
pavement 40 covered with tar TINT neither In
dies nor men can pass without great risk to thoir
apparel
Public rights and convenience are rs nothing
to tLe ordinary contractor. What if ho does
force people for weeks ont into tho muddy
etreets in order 10 get round his pile Of brick or
mortar2 What II llo 80 beHlnoars his stono or
wooden pavement with pitch that hundreds Of
dresses nro daily injured or ruined2 The sitting
Of ashes or sand upon tho tarry aurfnco would bo
too much trouble to him, md show too accom-
modating spirit for his rough Independence. I
ulten wish tint persons Who haye Ind dresses
Injured In tho ours by tobacco, or Oh tho pave
nentB by tar, would bring act,ou against tho
parties on whono promises and by wlloae neglect
tho damago occurred. Tint would be "Clsil
tlightB" III earnoat. @,
, 1874-06-17

noss7 Why compol fow grantees to mako up
out OF tor private pookota tho 81, GOO rant-roft
Of tho Rocorfor9 Nrust indiyiauaa also 10 tnxed
to pay tue s1o goo Or si4 600 required for aala.
rics anu clorl hire Doulhloaa alt tho feoa arc
lilo tioloionoy ca,taod by extrayagancs tn ront
(sa, a,0D0) nnd salaries by lilo potty taxation Of
individuals A. 3.
, 1874-06-17

nn L..
.tu ugun' pns M. ill., ,veat;,or ~ ,,or ~
u r1"ny LOT M9o an & T. m In thiu ,vne ct
.nt .n aIo M po ,t. mxrs .,o -
ts to aa n1 foat sa ,na, FIX y
thaS a"y OF !alno p.la l On sao natS t; ayonto
IWecomm,cnnndlnE W nn tho rotontton of andrew & Mnd-
ana moI'om ,,, aisn ,. " oao, ~ aio,o sron
ntrns @ "'a Iin ~ viin,a IIa
. w., ~ n..u Nlol.un a his ''nEo ' La'
"'n 1.i;. yuIm noBa..5 ~ ] 9t't"ngo' no;effoa
oi,or. t. mut1 H.; rasa,. ilu, n 1ao as
othoss 1 .or ret9ntlon 81 sno R,esent p9co 1orGe
D nsato e.soet na 1r9 roaae.s fa t ol M9se,an
- raier atanarro, pco,,,a, Ur r. as .,,a
trct fron, ;anps rr ~ iinoraa ~, ~
niio. .o', f.a,,, - VJonti a ~ ,uMln
Tnm1arsy,o ~ 1consa ~ rotosf unnrs ~ tio,
atnros i, I,osnio"j h,,t ~ ~ n ro, ~. ~, .G.s a
r.,uas fSn1 Ga,ra u nern,a w e vi se
anco ~ ntoroat ~, sn nrot r,r e,ss NJ J,,a i,
intcd Nnv II 1a1t III fro,n n 1ar .' ,amu,oast' au '
oa,nn,ninin1 =, ii. .s ioint, t,,,,,r,1na H..
oup'atns o s,n n VI ns uoTs nene ,potca o 1o t'se
vcnya amI aaInp t%nt tEa % nomrd 6r,1,arcn MI i'o
onfnrccd withn,5t nsrtiafty nr e1sa rnnooloi H.
frn,, S1sr,a paot F,r snest;or ~ ar o3o. o,.,,
ti,o nnnrow.i ~ n now ~, 1ot W. M,ixa;or o' "10
pcfnr Tohnann nnd MhnrIaa % T.v,,n1, fnrrvro,,
m ~ no,mnt pivor -a'raan,t ~ tl,n+ acn tla
oon;,,g n nrncr Ila,i IN Tm'1ion T"" tar Ir
labora Vera 70 lnrcolv innronnoI gunslhyss int
Inv rnnnirod aiti'or m i,nrcnaa ~ asinrv r ~
norm;Asion Ia collout ferriama m ti,nt Inv. ' -
pci;iona " ,yoga nrasa,,aa RI Trnn s'"s w
piorco for o}eaninr ont to On 1Sortioti, aroct ~
oni Mtc1onu avanwn f,n,n n n u I1nrr;n sor
Po,,ni5 T. se!i aro.wors for tho Fourth q jay;
vnion If Int III IN a " utarl,,a iiv;s;om ~ I!
II nr W - ~ son ~ Ss n "a - "a r. ri" T..
Gacond mi, was e Hpra;,tcll. ' - w A'' 49, 1A'
ria Traas,,rar, animjttea FIR tho nan ~ ,noro.
bors Lis report Of tho chaugog that Ind occurred m
In thn j1niorcaa ainco lii nst rnnnrt VIII ,r"a
rcfcrrsd TO tilo Finance Commftteo. "-'''D "A'
Tho pronosal of Morgan Rurna tn rnnto fron
, 1874-06-17

Tho anniversary exercises of tue Academy
have thus far boon complete SUCCESS. TITO
closing literary md olocutlonary exercises will
commence to-day on tho arrival Of tho second
morning train from Chicago, mud close in tlmo
for dinner and tho return train ut 8 o'clock p N.
Tho fsiends Of tho Academy are cordially inYitol
to bo preBent,
, 1874-06-17

BARL0W1a INDIGO BLUE,
ORIGINAL uMi Unexcullud lur Bluuiag Clotnes.
Put up At WttborKass nr,,x Eturv No, Ml1 North
sGoulq aoiit aHd oyssy 6ay s,'J i.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27
NoTTCD.

7 .rF 20
u,RB FOLLOWING NAMED PERSONS
have made application for Licences TO
keep Ordinaries and Gomez Houses:
"a APPLICATIONS YoR ooyFKE HOUSES.
{ A o8revs. GEO., No. 2lS5 Main street. :"
Iibinrer, JOS, 1873 Main street. 90 IL
burke, Chris, lll6 Market street. 20
Rood ling. Mira. Susan, 2l4l Main street.
Reocker, Geo., 20l7 Nam street.
Jefferson, Henry, ll29 south street.
Beulter, Jsacham. lo45 Main Street.
Bishoff, Fred, 1906 Eon street.
Oh istman. Fred, 1918 and 1916 Main street.
bold, Felix, zoos Market stieet.ra
Her,ry Daub, 1919 Main street.
nauber kjeo j., SIS Main street. g..
cause, Mrs. Mary, 1875 Market street.
(3atlding, Carl, ]U20 Market street.
qeDharl, John, 2 90 S6apl Pune street street
Goetxe, Wm., 23O0 Market stIeet.
tssuse. Iouis. LEG Market street. So.
Hf3isssrier. Christ, n Eleventh street,
Telier, Laurence, l4n Mark ct street. G.:
Hauser, Cietus, llA Market street.
Huees, Jas cor. ChaPhpe ano 1th streets.
Innen Henry, Is sixteenth street. e.
JSrico, John, 8Sll JACOB street. '.".
TIannrar. Aug, 81 Thirty.thi street. 81
Kisrf. Ffaz., 8 Eleventh street. ''''''
Taibfasn, adam, 1881 Market street. 'a.
Keller, Louis. lQ45 Market street s., I.'
Rave John, 2530 Chaplins street. .
i phse. Julius, l4l7 Market street. 20
iIbbrsnd, Christ, 1911 Main street.
laramie, T., IL Twelfth street.
Nett. Henry, $3.50 Jacob street.
Michael, Henry, 60o Main street..
Mathew, Aug 1881 Market sheet.
MnManaway, VIM. n :, ;l0A Main street.
Nenhard. Jacob, s23 Market street.
SWena. homas F., 81 sixteenth street.
Hoif, August, 1887 Market street. - D.
Ramsay, John, 2lSS Main street. ..
Hobinson. James, las Water street.
Stsubenfach, Louis, 1881 Jacob street.
Seabrieht, minnie, Chapltne street.
strobe, Jacob, Market street, between 9th
and 10th streets.
Sauyegeot, l.. j., 1919 and lQ5l Market street
sehwinn, Michael, Iqls Market street.
Shipley, Fred, 1888 Market street.
SWarx n FooSe, 2aS3 Main street.
Strobel, Mrs. Mary, ll47 Market street.
Schumacher, Chris, 2u4 Main street.
Tape, Geo. f., 1886 Eon street.
Unruh, Frank, Water street.
Was, r. c., 81 Twelfth street.
w sponer. Christ, 2l4S Main street.
Maither, Lorenz, 260l Chapline street.
Warner, Gregory, $500 Main street.
Watt, John B., 1918 Market street.
w e1QeDuSCn, aug, ofeo anu QUO JACOB st.
Yshn, Conrad, l5S Seventeenth street.
oRDINARIEs.
c,;;,u,map, Edward, lC44 and 1915 Ma, k ct st
$$r,scS A., iO22 Market street.
Husemen, Lewis, 49, IS, w Gp street.
LtIiTarf phil, 1892 Market street.
MsnSsfd, Henry, 1910 Market street.
HHeeSraciIt. Joseph, 1872 Water street, ...
R RSD, a. enman, 2239 Market street.
a. lanes Hotel Co, Water street, between
s + i'm and 18Th street. ~, 80
s.nnnet John F., u and 70 Thiriy.thIrd at
fSSeS1eI,bacb, Geo., l028 and 1890 Market at
Stam =, Henry, 1890 Water street.
VsrwiS, Christian, 44tS Jacob street..
the above named applicants will be
a.ent' With their bondsmen, on Friday
eetening, May lst' lH4.-
-" -. 49,. l.-,.-.' IF. A. BRITT,
snr27 City Clerk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

THROUGH the kindness OF Senator
DAVIS we have received copy Of the
complete report Of the Board OF Ensl'
neers appointed to inquire concerning
tn. practlcabiEty and the cost Of COM
pIetiDg the james River and Kanawha
Canal. Lisa very able and interesting
presentation OF the whole subject. A
brief synopsis ofthersport has already
been published in this paper and 1t Is
not necessary now to allude to the
matter further than to state that the
proposed waterway is pronounced en-.
tirely feasible, while it's importance and
the advantages that would accrue from
It's construction are very forclbly set
forth. The work would cost from 90
to go millions OF dollars and would oc-
cupy about six years in its completion
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27
No No, Per.eeale the Body

In sickness with medicines that depre % the
physical energies. What the sick prlnci.
pally need Is an acce ssion OF vital strength
10 enable them 10 cope with the enemy
that has assailed them. Ibe diseased syss
tam should be sustained, toned, purified
and regulated, and there is no medical
preparation in existence so largely endow:
ed with the properties required to eject
these objects as Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters. In ordinary practice aperient, blood
depurating, anti.hilious and sedatiye med
ioi e. are administered separately. In Hos.
letters Bitters all these agents are combin.
ed, and act together In Perfect harmony 20
are alike prevented, and the strength OF
the patent rallies while the disease 10 los.
inc ground. IA dyspepsia, liver complaint,
chronic constipation, .intermittent levers,
general weakness, and a.! ailments tnvoly-
pure vegetable restorative is sovereign
remedv.
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TIE Charleston Courier states that
an order has been received from the
Spanish Government for $4,000 tons Of
Kanswha coal. It's to be sent by
rail To Richmond and thence to naval
cosling stations in Cuba and Bueuos
Ayres.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

Fish,
NEEsS NACKEREL, VERY FINE,
M white and fat. tn kits and barrels
Nos. !, ., and Mackerel In Hits and bar
Picked Salmon.
Georges Bank Goldfish.
Labrador Herring.
Yarmouth Blostsrs.
Just receivedby r. j. SnYTH,
feb90 Corner Market and 18th bts.
STATI LIND.
STEAM 3 II PB:
State OF Pennsylvania STATE OF Virginia,
: :, ssS.s:' Sulds s.i: q !, ni r.: :.
state OF Indiana,
To GLASGOW, Belfast, Liverpool, snd
Load0naesry.
State OF Virginia sails Tuesday, Mar. 10th
State OF Alabama sails Saturday, MAI. ylst
State OF Pepn'a, sails Saturday, April 9Th.
From Pier 80, North River, N. Y.
WEEKLY SAILIN0S NEXT SUMNER.
Rate Of Passage .-Cabin, 90 and 10.
pold steerage, 90, currency; prepaid, $S?
Currency. Drafts at lowest rates.
FOR further particulars apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN q CO.,
Agents, No. Y hoadway. n. 4.
J. r. MERRlMAN,
f.. Aren't Adam kxpreas Cos Once.
marll Wheeling. W. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

Raw. HrSRY SLlssR, D. D., one OF
the most widely known and justly emil
neut preachers oithe Methodist Epi''
copal Church, died at his residence No.
800 East Baltimore street, Baltimore,
on Thursday morning last.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-27

Refined Sugars.
mn BBLs "Ex CT ~Br YELLOW
lUU Cruahsd, Pow dersd and Gran
for ale, TINoLE &lsF
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SundPi 90,

Sun0R1 eSs
DICE, STARCH, sHor, LEAD, CHEEnx,
II Buckets, Tubs, wash boards, Candles,
Bafes, Wrapping Paper, Cotton BATTING,
Cotton YsIp, Candle Wick, Prune, Drtsd
rss chi. pri'd APgIisssa 51 ,sH fiHssh