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CORPORATIONS.

sA mad ont in cash to the stockholders, pro rata
n ~. numb of shares held by each.
n fhus deue and Yessed in my Office ct the city Of
6e- orleans, on no dsy, year aud month abov.
-yittsp 10 presence Of Messrs. Charles Mar III and
Armand Pell-rin, both domiciliat d in this CITY.
--rv. nrt<nt wituessts, who have h-Yeu to signed
iSnr names toge' her with thu par ties aud me- said
assary eft r reading the whole ~ sN2'h
Original sigu' d:
~nrRACKhN & BREWSTER WILLIAM GOyDING,
sPFHCBK FIELD, JR-, AGO. GEORGR o. HiTE,
y KCSHOLZ g. WENbERLlIH,
THOMAS ONEIL, n. KEHRK
GEORGE b DYCHE, III. COOKE,
a BR,,wN, RICHAsD MCGUIRE.
10. MARIN A. BOULiIhY.
q TkICADU. A 'ES~UHMES.
p HAhRiS, EG. JORDAN
q BeRTiNI, G. O'BRiEE,
OsARLys MARIN.
A. PEGV1.IS, Witnesses
X. EUDB, Rotary Public.
T. the undersigned, deputy recorder for the city
and parish Of Orleans, do hereby certify that an
act of Incorporation OF the Won kingpe-'s Natlona
pire tusuYai c. COMPANY OF Louisiana was duly
recorded in this office, in soc ETY. BOOK nine, feho
- dad SEQ <,.>,rpx
New Orleans September ~, 1913.
Thereby certify the foregoing 70 he a true and
correct cory Of the original Of incorporation
~ and of record ia my office.
Wit efs my hand and tie impress OF my official
..eal ~ Now Oriraus, this. twenty NTH day OF No
umher A. u. 1873.
tal n 10 tel y. ECDE. Notary Public.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, lion
SAFES, kTC., AT AUCTION.
TRI-WkEKLY SALES
DY X. NJ. IL b. J.. MONTGOMERY
ID 4. NJ Montgomery, AuctiOneer Once No. "
Camp street--Wiil safl every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, commencing at eleven
o'clock. at their auction room, corner Camp and
Matches streets
IRON SAFES, COOKING STOvES, etc.
,Terns-Cash. mvl
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By b. M. q 3. J. Montgomery.


III ORDER OF HON. Y. NORTH CCLLOM, JUDGE
OF TIKI FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB
PARISH OF ORLEANS. IN THE CASE OF JOHN
HUGHES AND WIFE vs.. CHARLES p. CUR
RVTHEgS
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Ovlean -
No. 80 $50

DY NASH & HODG-ON-w. I. HODGSoE
ID Auc' iouesr-O VI. CaroHdelet STREET
On SATURDAY, January "a 1874 at twelve o'clock
NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange. In the
basement rotund. of the st Char Is Hotel in this
city by virtue and in p,iruaDce of order OF the
Hon A. L. Ti-sot. judge of the SeCOnd Dstrict
Court ior the parish OF Orleaus, dated December
H. 1919 docket No. % S69, for account of the sue
cession of Willis P. Coleman, deceased at public
auction, will Re sod-
vALUA7LK SQUARE OF GROUND. together
with The improvements thereos situated IN the
town of KenDer J-ffers parish. this state dee g
mated az No. II On the plan of said tow bounded
by David, Oxiey, Ptrst and second streets and
having trout measurement on each Of s@ld
streets of about 30 feet; being tEe same property
acquired by the dece,s cd fran Zachsr A. Phlii ps
per act b, fore Ed Barnett no AIRY pubic, dated
October is 1860
1-rms-Casn on the spot at he time OF sale
Act of sale ri the expense Of the purchaser.
de20 q ,alo2
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VALUABLE tOUnlH District rRoPRR lbs
DOUBLB TWO STORY BRICK RRsrDRECB,
Eos. 2a5 and 2a; Chestnut street
TWO STORY YRAMB RESIDBNCH,
FRAME COTTAGE RESIDENCE.
Nos. TT aud l79 Pie sant street.
WITH THREB CORNER LOTS OF GROUND
TWO STORY PRAMB RESIDENCE,
PRAMR COTTAGE RESIDENCE.
Nos. 3c7 and 500 Coliseum street.
0ER VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND.
Corner Ninth and Coliseum streets.
FRAME COTTAGE RR5DBSCR,
No. 266 Harmony street.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM c. tRB. DECEASED
Second District Court for the Parish Of OrlAans--
No. 6,l33.
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AUCTION SALES.


KENNKRvILLE PROPERTY
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CUCCBSSIOM or WILLIS P. COLEMAN, DB.
CEASED.
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By 6. De Ferret s. Co.
UNIMPROvED PROPER HY IN THE THIRD d
TklCr OF THIS CAY.
SUCCESSION OF HkNEY ARMAN

second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. Sc. al.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-16
ARTICLE XIII
Eua- ilIrGNIOrH.

Ycr each OF the country rari'het board OF sno
directors e.nsioti, OF nIeniner Tor every hve
hundred shaI rs s. bsc rb d IN th.t parish will be
elected by the stock holders of ths parleh at the
date and place, q. ri mated BY the general board
.he viii serve for one year from the date OF thclr
eaection. .'- 4fs'5 H tEH
asaid sub-direc tors will correspond directly With
the general toard, givi 4 information which may
concern he intere sits Of the association: they H.
sisos when IN the city, be admitted TO the nspec
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a. ~.
u. LKGAKpkuR, JR., Witnesses.
A. PLOT, JR., Notary Public.
l, the undersigned, deputy recorder of mort
cages 10 and TO the parish Of Orl-aus, do hereby
certify that he above and fore going charter of the
"LabOring Homes'ea aud Coz p. rative Assocat ioi
OF Louisiana" has been duly recorded iu my Office
according TO law, in book Nc. ll3, folios 2s7. 2S
2So and 800.
New Orleans December 2, 1873
C. OARCANrBL Deputy Recorder.
true copy:
del0 A. PILOT, JR., Notary Public
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FOB A PARTITION,

Second District Court for tbs Pacish Of OrlAans-
No Sc i33.
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ton Of the books Of thu company IN whataver con-
cerns the interests Of the Oh Of which thew
the r present atives In each Add every cste pre-.
seIted by Them the general board vii d eide and
their docision will he final
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vHaRTEK. CHARTE
Uni Ed STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE p LOUISIANA.
tyri or NEW ORLEANS, PARISH or ORLEANS


p, Il known that on this twenty 81 xth day of
November, IN the year OF our lord one and
eight hundIel and srvt MY three, before me, Ar
uaaBd aStoi, q notary public, duly commissioned an
sworn III aud for he PARISH and city NJ resaid
therein r-siaiig. and ia the presence NJ the wit
aesses hereinafter nam and undersigned, person
ally came and appear ed the pa es whose names
tsereto .ubscribed stipulatiGg for themselves and
for those whom they represent, who declared that
agailing themselves OF the rights and privileges
granted ty and contained H. tho DIVISIONS OF the
statu es Of the state .f Louisiana relative to the
organization Of corporations in this State thy
have c"venan+d and agreed, and do by these pre-
euts mt agree aud bind Themselves and
INTO ard constitute corporation for the Object
and purposes aud under the stipui8ti0ns, agree
sneAts aud regulations hereinafter set fortS, 70
GIt-
name, DomiciIe. Term and Loyal Repre-.
" scotaiiOn.
r1,. name a, sfye of this association shall be
s1iK LABORIN9 HOMKSrKAD AND CO-oPKRA
TTVK ASSOtJAT1ON or LOUISIANA IL shall he
d.miciiiated and have it's principal office in the
an Of New Orieans, State OF Louisiana.
o. ARTICLE IL
Functions and Powers.
Thts corporatio,, shall have poae or and authority
tn epjoy and t. have succession, by its corporate
s1sne for . o. Rod OF twenty five years from the
date thereof; to contract, sue and be sued in it's
yorporate name; To make and use . corporate seal;
70 hold req i've, purchase or otherwise ufre.
end to sell, mort gage or pledge, or o herwise dis
,soAe nj and to con We under its corporate name
mortgage or pledge OF real estate or personal
property; to name and appoint such managers. di-
rectors officers aud employes its interests and
oenyeniencfs quire, and to make and estab
SPECULATION OF its affairs as may BIZ necessary and
proper.
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At the m and pace ii xed BY article tt of this
charter an election for cirecto shall be held aud
aplurality If votes. counting one vote TOR every
share o, stock voted on shs ne suihe,ent to elect
provided that no one stakeholder shall he entitled
" cast moie than ii hundred voies at auy enc
elect directors on the day aforesaid shall not dis
solve the associ to-, the president shsl cause
Smother election 70 he held within thirty Gays
IN one oil more of the newspapers Published IN the
x0ty Of New Orleans.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02
THE1R BuaNEss.-W

UNDERSTAND THE1R BUslsEss.-He
paid q visit yesterday to the Vigilant
engine house. 10 North Wheeling, Sat-
urdsy afternoon, and Witnessed an ex-
hibition OF the proficiency attained by
the horses of that company in the per-
Torrance Of their duties. Like the
United horses, they will all take their
positions at the tap of the bell, or q
word from the hostler. But where
their training is ahead of any OF the
other horses OF the Fire Department, Is,
none but those named return 10 their
stalls when their supposed duties are
over; or they will all return just So
they are told. Nj. James Ferrel lie
the hostler OF the Vigilant, and to him
belongs the credit for educating the
horses in this perfect manner. The
vigilant boya also think they can beat
any other coiDp anY 10 the city, getting
their engines out of the house, ready
for action, after the alarm is given. We
would like to hear from the Atlantic"
and United" on this point.
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TRUSTEES SALE

rNDFR AND BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
of trust maze by James Burrows and
Eliza his wife, and Martin Burrows and
Amanda his wife, to the nnde Icsa neg, as as
Tec nd in the Clerks office Of the County
Cont OF ohio couI IS. W. Va, in deed book
No. 81 page Z75, will offer for sale at pub
nc auction, at he front door OF the Court
House of Ohio county, W. Va, on
Monday the ed day OF Feb. 1874.
at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following property,
that Is TO say, two certain tracts or parcels
Of land, situated in Ohio county, w. va on
Wheeling creek, formerly known as Feay 8
mill prose, ty. The first thereon Is bounded
ls follows: Beginning at double chestnut
oak on the top Of ridge corner John
Fearv, Sr., and thence with the line .. Il
w 2UB poles 10 a sugar tree, thence :; 90 ~.
I2S poles TO a locust, thenceN. &C. h. 5S poles
tO "a beach. thence n. 50 w. 10 poles, cross
Ing Wheeling creek at 81 poles TO the begin
ming The second parcel thereof auUoIns
the tract above described and Is bounded
rs follows: Beginning at stone In the rrSt
IIne OF The tract above described distance
of @i5-lO poles from the sugar tree stump OF
tGe original corner tree, and from SAID
stone =. So L. l6 poles TO rock AT the
mouth OF the tail race. thence ) $50 w
- ito roles thence n. S2H W. poieS 10 q
stone in the org nal line Aforesaid, ana
with said line 10 the beginning, containing
u, all, tho said two tracts, lOi1 acres.
TERMS Of SALE-One third cash, or as
much more as the purchaser m ny elect tn
paw, and the balance OF the purchase mon
ay !: ! two equal instsllments, pay able e.
Spectively, with interest, in one and two
Years from the day OF sale, the deferred
nayments to b secured by deed oftrust up.
on the property or by satisfactory personal
security. coo,,> M.
NO. 1920 ChapIine street.
& EERVEY, AuctioDeer. iau2l-
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TaE spRlNa FAsH1oxs.-What III.

TIE SPRING FAsHIoSs.- What the
Ladies and Gentlemen ,oiH Wear this
Spring.-The, milliners, dressmakers,
tailors. and -hattera'have received their
spripg fashions, apd are happy in the
thought that the approaching season
will result advantsgeously to them as
soon as Lent is over, and the Easter
jubilee will bring out the styles. Bon-
nets during the approaching season will
be much larger and moie prolusely
trimmed than for the past three years
Flowers and laces will predominant and
there will be considerable in
side face trimmings, such as bandeaux
OF flowers and large bows. The prir-
cipal material ustd in the trimming
will be soft gros de suez. There will
also be great many combinations OF
light spriDg shades, such as ceilpaille,
pense and paille, light and medium
pinks; also the new shades OF pochard
clair and pochard fouce. The cell and
celeste shades OF blue will be the favor
lite colore. Pochard in it's various shades
shades will be the newest color of the
season. This ia a pinkish maroon, and
and will not suit every complexion.
Ornaments will be only moderately US
cd and will be mostly in pearl and steel.
Ornaments are exhibited representing
bird claws, bsaks, and many other Gu
rious devices. The tavorite straw OF
the season will be the French sewed
chip, making a very rich and light, Mi
Ian, pedal, and other braids. Artifi.
Gals, representing natural powers, will
also be extensively used. Among the
specialties 10 be seen are roses and
clover OF various shades. In sash and
neck ribbons polka.dots and bars, some
thing entirely new, will be the rage.
eros grain ribbons, however, will be
extensively used.
For gentlemen's wear this spring
dark clothes will prevail, brown and
blue being the fsvorites. Double breast
ed irock coats and vests will be the
style, DERBY coats fitting close into the
body being regarded SIS hobby. Light
co!ored small checks will be worn as
business suits. Pants will be worn
very large in the legs, and overlapping
to a fearful degree the boots, and vii
be worn as peg top. Light spring over
coats, faced with silk, will also be ex'
tensiyeIy worn. The fasorite shir
collar will be Of the standing order
with falling ears. Small scarts vii
be worn, the drop Of the scarf being
secured near the bow with a gold ring
A decided change in the fashion Of
hats will prevail this season, The new
style silk hats will be known as the
"Brosdway," and will be OF two pat
terms. The first, known IS the young
gents Broadway, will be seven inches
10 debth, with a slight tip one.and'
three-quarter inch brim, a small rounc
curl, and will be very light. The oc'
tern pattern will differ only in heigh
and letter broader in brim, the cur
being OF the Stanley order, something
OF the curl now in vogue,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

ARARR CHASoE.-A prominent DEM
ocratic newspaper and excellent JOB
office. Materials new. Two power
presses and an excellent run of custom
For sale il application be made aoon
A very rare opportunity for a young
man willing to embark in the business
Address practical Printer" care of the
Editor Of the Register.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

BEFORE SQUIRE CALDwELL-Sstur.
day afternoon, James Gardner, colored,
was before the above Justice, charged
with breach OF the peace by a sister
named Susan Taylor. Gardner was re-
oui-ed to give bond in the same amount
to keep the peace for the period o! six
months.
Gardner then entered cross suit
against Susan, and she was held in the
same smount for her good behavior Tor
six months.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02
River News,


The marks at the landing last even
ing, indicated / feet 10 inches and fall
ing.
The Granite State left for Portsmouth
at o'clock, and the Mollie Ragou for
Petersburg at 10! o'clock, Saturday
morning.
The r II. Hudson departed for Gin
cinnali at o'clock Saturday afternoon,
with big trip. She took 3,70O kege
OF nails.
The Express is the Parkersburg boat
this morning at the usual hour.
The Andes is due here from Cincin-
natl this afternoon.
TIE Belfast, before che sunk, wss
valued at $4,000, and in insured FOL
so, 900, as follows: Firemen's, OF GIN
cinnati. 800; Farmers, of Cincinnati
$500; National, OF Cincinnati, 81 500
Amazon, OF Cincinnati, 81 $500; Ferry't
Agency, o. Cincinnati, $4,000; Wheel
ing offices, $1,000.
by telegraph
CINCINNATI, February 28.-River 81
feet and falling; clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, February Is The
Weather is cloudy and it rained unit
after midnight; mercury 50, The river
has fallen 8! inches with SO feet
ipcbes iu channel, by mark. Up
Andy Baum and Paragon. Down
Robert Mitchell and Anna.
CAIRO, February 2S.-Arriyed-Bel!t
OF Memphis, St. Louis City ohQulucy
New Orleans; Thompson Dean, New
Orleans; Chas. D. Church, Cincinnati
Yeager, St. Louis; Arkansas Belle
Evansville; Jas. D. Parker, Cincinnati
City OF Vicksburg, Vicksburg. Depart.
ed-Quickstep, Evansville; Belle o
Memphis, Memphis; Quincy, st. Louis
Belle, Shreveport; Dean, Cincinnati
Chas. D. Church and Yeager, New
Orleans; Parker, Memphis; City o.
Vicksburg, St. Louis. River fallen
incb cloudy; mercury 49,.
PI1TsDURGH. February 2S.-Rivei
falling with 7 feet II inches in tht
channel.
ST. Louis, February 28,-Arrived-
City OF Chester. Memphis; Imperial
New Orleans; Lady Lee, Shreveport
Depsrted-W. J. Lewis, Missouri riv'
er; City OF Chester, Memphis. Rive
falling slowly weather mild, with 8
very dense fog last night and nearly al
day. but clear Tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

GREAT preparations Tor the John B.
Cough ticket sale this morning have
been made at Sheib's Music store,
Washington Hall. Dir Sheib has re-
moved number Of instruments 30 that
hundred or more persons can be &C
commodated inside the store. Orders
from adjacent places have already been
coming In aud the indications are a
tremendous enthusiasm: in the matter
10 order to Give the fullest iat'staction
persons calling at an early hour may
register and then return at ten o'clock
aud secure their seats. Some enthusi~
attic persons have suggested an auction
sale OF the choice sea,s, but the COM
mittee desire to give the fullest oppor-
lunily to everybody to hear the great
orator, hence the low rates OF admls-
sion. Both lectures vii! be delivered
al the new Opera House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

CRUELTY TO AElMALs.-A first class
case OF cruelty to animals occurred on
18th street Saturday afternoon. Be-
cause three horses were unable to haul a
large wagon heavily loadened with
wood up the hill on 14!h 81 ?et, be-
tween Market and Chapline, tue driver
beat them in an unmerciful manner
Quite a crowd OF people gathered
around the driver and his team, and
some OF the gentlemen among them in
teriered in behalf OF the poor animals.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

GENTLE SPRING.--The "etheria!
mildness" which the poet Thomson
employs as a synonym Tor spring, was
fairly launched upon US yesterday, but
how long it will last is quite different
question. Everybody seemed 10 be on
the streets. baskiDg in the genial and
warm rays OF sunshine which descended
during the entire day. March was GER
tainly urshered in as gently as lamb,
and if there is any truth in the old Gays
ing it will 60 out like q roaring lion,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

A BEAUTIFUL BANNEE.-The banner
OF Wheeling Conn andery No. l, which
WAS to have been exhibited for the first
time Wednesday, but failed to arrive in
time, has since been received. It is
beautiful piece of workmanship, and Il
is pity it.did not get here in time for
Wednesdays parade, so as have given
our citizens sn opportunity to see it
The banner was made for the Com
mandery by Pettis & Co., OF Troy, New
York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

PAEsoNAL.-Bishop Wheelan left
yesterday Tor Wheeling via Rchmond,
where he will spend few days. His
health is greatly improved, and bis stay
among us added very much to its res
torstiop.-Charleston Courier, 24h.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

BEFORE SQUIRE CLoHAN.-On Satur-
dav, Officer Frees arrested Ernest Otte
and took HIM before the above Justice,
to answer for q breach Of the peace.
The accused was held in the sum OF
500 for his appearance this evening at
Q o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

IT. LAKlN d Co., merchant tailors
and dealers in gents furnishing goods
No SO Twelfth street (old MoDroe)
have received their stock of fall aud
winter goods which they are now pre-
pared 10 make up in the lates styles to
su;t purchasers and perfect fit guar
anteed. They have also ca haud q IuiI
line OF gents furriehing goods 10 suit
the % ost fastidrous. Persons contem-
plating buying will do we'll to call and
examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Shirts made to order and q fit guar
anteed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

SOME unknown paper is guilty Of the
following atrocious query and reply;
Who was the first granger? Ewes
She broke up A-dam monopoly, and
natrnnizsd husbandrY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

WOMAN INsULrER. "A man calling
himself J. n. Murdoch, was arrested
on Saturday evening, by Officer George
Baum, aud locked up, for insulting two
ladies, on Market street. Judge Gram
mer will attend to his Csc this morn
;,1
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

CIGAR MAKERS BALL,--The ball
given by the Cigar Makers Association
a. Turner Hall, on Friday night, was q
perfect success, and all present had an
ENJOYABLE and general good time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

WORTHY emulation-a boy running
along side OF street car on Market
street, Saturday afternoon, trying to
beat it from one end OF the Second ward
market house to the other.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

4 NEW post office is established at
Fanljght, Wetzel county, West Va, on
the route from Bolton to New Martins
vile, with S. J. Gardner as postmaster.
Patrick Dolan is appointed postmas-
ter at Wolf Summit, Harrison county,
West Virginia. vice Wm. Z. Brysou'
resigned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

Police CoURr-Oaly two cases were
before the police court yesterday, one
in the morning and ore in the after
noon.
VIM. Porter, TOR diso.derly conduct in
front of the Mcclure House, on Friday
night, vas tined ten dollars and costs
Joseph Fresh, disorderly conduct
was assessed three dollars and costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

THE March term of County Court,
Judge Cochran, will commence this
morning. The Grand Jury are called
to meet g. the Grand Jury room at 10
o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

MILLlSBRY.-We design closing out
our entire stock oil millinery goods,
laces, embroideries and notions OF all
kinds before removing TO our new
room, aud therefore offer the above
goods regardless of cost until March
10Th. J. E. MENDEL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

FASHIONABLE Dry Goods, popular
prices sDd grand array OF styles are
to be found at the popular dry good
store OF |. Blum & Bro. Take our word
Tor it, you need not ssek any further
for the above.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

The West Virginia Conference o.
the Methodist Episcopal Church, holds
its annual session at Fairment, COM
mencipc Wednesday, March llth.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

tbs Sabbath" the hest church
music book out, price 1880 per doz n
or 81 % Tor sample cory, at Shelb's
Music Store, Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

SUBSCRIBE for Laramis's Comic Daily
1t will contain one Of the latest songs o
the day in each number. Price only
fifteen cents week. The songs are all
for the piano and organ.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-02

The BELMONT BOYS AuEAD.-Tbe
following is schedule showing how
mary machines working on each kind
OF nails, in the Belmont mill and the
number OF kegs cut last week. 1t is
the biggest weeks work that has been
turned out by any mill in the city,