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Klnci.lex & plhrslI

Desire to Inform their friends aud the public
that they are at the old stand, pres AIRED 10 do
I'll kiuds Of tin work. anu will have full sup.
ply Of stoves and ,lpwsys in three or four
weeks.
Dallas. Harsnbssfl. 2s.dim
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"Secure the shadow

Ere the substance fades"
And tn place 10 do IL Is at Frceman's GAL
lery, where nothing hut 6rst-class pictures
are made. Studio, corner Houston and Elm
streets. 2S5l2w
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFIcE OF THE DALLAS HFRALD,l
November 2S, 1874,

OFFIoE or THE DALLAS HFRALD,)
November 2S, 1874. I
Exchange.
New York commercial, buying, q discount
~. Louis commercial, buying, "a discount.
New Orleans monumental, uuy Ing, q discount
Galveston commerce al, buying, "a discount
MUM. ~ 70
81. Louis bank, selling, from par to u PIE
MUM. ~
Jew Orleans bank, selling, from par to X
premium. "
oasNeston bank, selling, from par to l4@b
premium. ~ /aVs/2
Buying. Selling.
S S,I,, u..''''"."'''''''.'''''''....iS@ Clio
Net'''''"'''''''"'''.'''"..lUoG @lU7
Cotton.
Tho market Is active and the suppiy lin.
tied.
stunning Y;:"'''..""..,...,"...",. 800 cents
Low ddling,.......,............., l21 CENTS
'iood ordinary. llSyllk centS
'i"i'''''S '''''-'''''''''''''.....,.. 0@9h cents
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The description of this new and wonderful
region, assisted by mum rous and brilliant
Illustrations by Moran, Sheppard and others,
silent value. An additional paper, with nm
propriate Illustrations, will be devoted 10
the. study Of Indian character.
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onrr.annndn,,i IlaIennaa.

NV YoRK, NovemberaO,-A special
dispatch announces the release Of j.,
II, Gahr correspondent Of the Herald
NJ San Sebastian, Spain,
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gi6iocl6

The Ladies' Ala and benevolent society of
NJ, Matthews palsh viii laort ~ Mrs. hoss.
er'a 6i2 Pearl street. north u lSosa avenue,
Wednesday NJ haltpasl . O'Clock,
FANNIE IA WYEll, Secretary.
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S0xsAks1T XIV @ %,
No, 654 Broadway, New Yorl
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

dissolved by nutuRl consent, W. II. Prather
retirina. W, l., Murphy viii oNntinpa tbe
business OF The Old stand, corner of Main ana
Austin streets, having purchased the entire
Interest OF W. r. ftuhsr assuming ali lie-
W. II, pRATHER.
W. l., MURPHY
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A Farmers Vacation in BQTODe,' u
BY col. GEO. Il. wARING,

croydon Farm, near Newport, Rhode island.
This series will deal In very practical
way with the Industries and pecullaltiGS OF
me quaint peoples of Holland, Normandy,
and the Channe. islands, The papers viii
be fully illustrated, and while especial NJ.
tentioh VIII be paid TO farm matters In both
picture and description, the authors faculty
OF Keen and intelligent observation insures
abundant Interest Tor The general reader
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10 Ihe olergy aud Laiiy OF tho Bioeese
0f1eNaA,


uaAHA, November a. 1874,
tiRgnlRHH-uir we'll beloved brother In
Christ, lhp very hey, Aleganderp harles Gar
ralt, y, w., dean, ple., u ~ DO Cpntepiatpd
Missionary bishop ~ nuTlhurn TeHas IN
Trinity cathedral, Omaha, Nebms "a, on ito
fourth SUNDAY Ia Advent, December tho 2Oll,
AZ lhe hour of eleven Oooek Am
Tho Hight rev H. H. Garrison, u D, l.
d. being the conservatory the Right Rev, u,
y, futile, D. D., Missionary Bishop Of Utah,
preacher with ihe hlghl Rev, William ",
Hare u D, Mi6'Io iary liI hop " Nlobrara,
and lhn Nighl hay, y, y, spiulding d, D.,
Missionary Bishop ~ Colorado, presinlors,
Ynu are cordially Invited 10 be present,
should nbe able 10 come, please Inform
tho undersigned without delay, that eeom'
mediation NAY be secured lnr sou, By order
~ The presiding bishop,
JAMES PATTERSON, Omaha,
ilY,O SHAW, silver ulen,
2lbioclh Attendant Preahylera
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WINDOW AND PICTURE
GLASS

May be found at very reduced
prices and in large quantities
at Frankiin's book store, 5OG
Muin street.
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FOR SALE
Or ESchaHge Tor Ciiy Property,

A forty acre farm within two aud one,
hulf uiirh nom tho Cuur, house, with dwell
lang, barn aud twenty acres under culliVH'
tinu, Apply ~ ..........
2ihdlw H. u, 0UEUitA,
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FOR @.AT,II.

10 bblu, choice peach bloom. potatoes,
sou bushels of choice seed uHls, Just Itooiy.
cd aud for sale lol to close puuHlsnmruu.
POINTER, hli ll3l,ps ~ Goa
Cotton Factors aud Cummls,ou Merchants,
2iBdat
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In fetirins from the Arm, taha this aeea.
sion 10 return thanks 70 my friends and The
public generally FIR their liberal patronage
in the past, and 10 solicit o eontinuanoe SI
the same TO my suecessor:.
-. ", II, PRATHER.
NOVembef 20, 1874, 2lA1St
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a. III. Steagali, merchandise
broker. cOayeyancer and no.
tary public. Oiiice-NO. IO7
Esmar street.
nDRltf
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A FIRST GLASS HOUSE

For The accommodation Of day baRrdolR viii
bo cOpcnrd un the Inst Of December NJ the
old stand OF W, A, KlnYcken, on the corner
Market street aud Pacific avenue, ON lib-
pral terms, IL IN perfectly convenient "a
cd, A low blnrdvr can be- accom- nuiutud
with l0dging
2iSdlw |. !, TATOM, Proprietor,
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SOCEEFaa4S.


DALLAS COMMANDElti No. u, Knlghti
lcmplUr, viii meet ~ the Asylum IN The city
of Dallas, on tho HIST Thuhauy amer tho luhl
Saturday Ia each month,
GRANK AusTIN, u, q.
Ien, q, HOVER, Recorder
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TEMPERANCE ROCKS

OfaiH ltinCisare constantly kept
M FranNlin's book store, 5Oi
Main street.
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NEW YORK..

New Y0tuk, November a0-stocks
strong, Gold, ll2t. Money,2l pc
cent Exchange, long, "a 50 short
~ 1OI; governments active aud strong
C0lton--Qulet. Sales i22bales Up
lands, liic; Orleans, l5Bc.
Futures opened and easier Jnnu
AIRY, 10 l.32c February, l53.lGG6l5lc
March 10 llG@l5 23.12G April, II
l5lGG1l0c.
EvENlNG--Cotton; net receipts O0,
bales gross, S,705 bules,
Futures closed easy. Sales ., 50l
bales. December ut llE@ll 1890
January II l5-l5c; February 1910
10 9-32c; March 1853; April Is 20-32c
May 10 6-32@l0 3-l0c; June 10 7-lG@
10 1882. Cotton dull; al bales at IA!
@l5sc.
LIVERPOOL, November 3O..-Noon--
Cotton flat, Uplands, 7S@73d; Or
leans, Sad. Sales 10000 bales, includ
ing 1000 bales for speculation aud eX
port. Sales ON basis of middling up
lands not below good ordinary shippc,
October aud November, 7id doshippel
December and January, 0.l6d.
$50 4. M--Cotton-Sules on basis
middliug upland not below low mid
ding, shipped December and January
7 led; do delibered December ant
January 7-lGd.
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~ slsnks Of every description, Tor .ale
iss N'nssA v order, u this es,ss. '
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Sliln IcIInAYA.

NNN tNftN"Hs
Eureka Lodge, H. d., |, u. q. r., meets III
Richardson, Dallas county, every WednCs'
lay evening, NJ hnlt-pns O'Clock.
A. il. FRANK, N. a,
j. Is, FLOYD, Secretary.
RlDGELEY ENCAMpMENT No. "a, /. o.
D, t., meets ON the frst and third Friday
qlghis In each month, at the Qad Fellows
Moisr KAHN, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No, u, !. %. o. f., meet,
IN every "Wednesday night ut the odd Fol
i. r. WGLr Secretary " - ~
TRINITY LODGE No, - |. o. q. IT,, meets
very Monday nighlnt ODD Follows hall.
II, y MCCONNELL, n, q.
II. L. LYLE, Secretary.
Good TeMpInrs.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, |. o. q. r..
meets every Saturday night ut the Thomas
SION y. RECORD. W. c. T.
j. W, RECORD W. Seer, tarY.
Patrons OF Husbaudry.
BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. 81, Of the
Patrons Dt Husbandry, meets ut Patrons
hall, Richardson, on the first and third Sat
urdays OF each month.
T. L. FRANK, Master.
ID. II. BECKER, Secretary.
knights Of Pythias.
CoEuR DE LEON LODGE. No. 8, meet
every Tuesday evening Il. b. Seay, Past
Chancellor; i. Ward, Chancellor Comman-
der; 4. NJ. Miers, Vice Chancellor; Il, i.
Prelate; A. y. JetJ Masterof Exchequer; j. 8,
Downs Naster OF Finance; j. q. Leigh Keep.
er of Records and Seals; Cross. NJ. at A.
Britanic Society.
The Britanic society meets every alternate
Monday evening, in Knights OF Pythlas
hall, J. b. MUNDEE, President.
j. III. RYAN, Secretary.
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No, a, Royal Arch
Mnsnua, meoiA NJ the Chapter Rooms IN the
city Of Dallas, on tno first Monday In each
month. .......
WIN. q, YOUNG, NJ. y, HIP.
llESRY BoLL, Secretary,
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st. Nichol Us for 1875.

The prospectus OF the serond volume shows
that there is TO be no falling Off but an In.
crease III its literary and pictorial altrac-
tons. Among other attractive features ar,
two splendid serial stories,
,,rrJr, vnTrMc, crrpxyrUo7
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"The CaROns OF the Colorado. ,,

vivid account of the Exploration of
the Colorado River Region by the
Government Expedition under Major
J. w. POWELL.
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sGRllNEa'S MONTHLY E1a 1875.
Some Of lis Attractive Features
"The Story of sevenoakes,"
nY j. q. HOLLAND,

The publishers believe That this viii prove
70 be among the most popular Of Or, Ilor
lands works. In the new novel the Nuthor
drops the huloblBfnphlc VEIN made use of by
the present story Viii have mucn widtr
scope ana Rrcnter variety Oi incident than
the lormor. lhe flrSt inSi0llment QllusrNt-
eu Dy sol Eytingol VIII be generous one,
and cannot fail to awaken wilde interest
conccrnlngn community no very name OF
which has hitherto remained in Obscurlty
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RIVER NEws.

The river was falling last evening with
8 feet 7 inches in the channel.
The Science departed for Parkers-
burg yesterday morning at loa o'clock.
The Mallie Ragon will be the Parksrs-
burg packet this morning. -..
The Tempest will leave for Mstamoras
this morning, at 10 O'clock.
[By telegraph
CINCINNATI, October 19.-River feet
8 inches and falling. Arrived, the Ship
per's Own, from Evansville.
Il EyAxsYiLLE, October 19.-Wether
clear, mercury As to 81. The river has
fallen . feet. Up-Geo. Roberts, Rose
'Hte, b. II. Cooke, and Sandy Down
r. w. Dugan and Gracey. Business very
light. - =.
CAIRO, October 19.-Arrived-Carr
Y. Kountz, st. Louis. River 5 feet II
inches aad falling. Weather clear
mercury $40.
LOUISVILLE, October 19-River fall.
ing slowly with 8 feet inches in the
chute. Weather clear and cool.
ST. LOUIS, October l5.-Arriyed-
Mollie Moore, New Orleans: Victory,
Hannibal; Kinney. Vicksburg; Savanna
Fort Madison. Departed-Chester
Memphis; johnson, Davenport; Clinton
st. Paul; Savanna, Fort Madison. River
falling slowly. Westaer clear and
pleasant.
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WILL Nor 'By HELD.-It was the in
tention of the victorious Democracy to
bold iollifcation meeting at the Fifth
ward market house this evening; but a
telegram from Col. Ben Wilson, Con-
gresham elect from this district, an
nouncing his illness and inability to at
tend, put an end to the affair, and now,
out of respect for the feelings of our Re-
publican friends, we will not exult over
our triumph in public manner, but let
the matter rest. -
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Dun's College.

"There is no educational institution in
the country whose prosperity is so much
n matter Of pride to our business men as
Duh's Mercantile College. 1t is one of
the old land marks of Pittsburgh, having
been founded when the city was a mere
village, and its career in the many years
it has been open to the public has been
marked by the gre attest success, as will be
testified by majority of our .'ealthiest
business men. The system of Book
Keeping taught in the College is well
calculated to establish it in public favor,
rs its author, tho founder of the College,
was long recognized in commercial and
financial circles as the ablest accountant
of his day. 80
We would recommend our readers to
address p. Duff Il Sons Pittsburgh, for
q circular."-Erchange, NJ Pittsburgh.
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SOMETHING WoNDERFUL.-Very few,
if any, outside of the business, know the
great quantities of grapes that are annu-
ally converted into wine by some of our
wholesale dealers.
Mr.. G. w. Frsnzheim, who is one Of
our largest wine makers, will alone con-
vert nearly one hundred tons Of Cataw-
bs grapes into wine this fall.
The season for wine pressing usually
lasts about three weeks, and just now it is
at its height. Mr. F. has two presses
in constant operation, and the growers
ofthe rich purple clusters from the neigh
boring vineyards, ARE bringing them in in
wagon loads to the extent of twenty to
thirty thousand pounds per day, finding
q ready mart for them where they will
be converted into that delightful Of ma
tive wines, the catawba.
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4 cRosss-EYED man cast gloom over
the omnibus coming from the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad depot, last evening,
by asking one ofthe five men and stran-
gers on the opposite seat Elf he had a
paper of chewing tobacco handy First
the Eve strangers looked at each other;
then the five hands went pocketward;
and, observing this motion, each of the
Ave supposed his neighbor the one spoken
to, and the several hands returned empty.
The cross-eyed man cast ricochct glance
of indignation along 1.-THE line. and, with.
the remark, "a sweet scented lot Of gen
erous ROSTERS" took a chew of his own
tobacco. A B. 6 0. Buckley is response
bic for the above story.
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WHERE TO FIND PIANOS AND Or
GANS.-At 1227 Market street may be
found the largest stock of Pianos and
Organs ever offered in Wheeling, and a
finer assortment than can be found in
any other music store in the country.
The stock includes the various styles of
Steinway, knabe, Chickering, Hazlcton,
Emerson, Marshal Il Smith, and other
Pianos, and Mason & Hamlin, Smith
American, Wood, Estey and other Or
gans. In a stock 50 large and varied,
with prices ranging from 800 to $1,000
on Pianos, and from $50 to $500 on Or
gans, certainly no one can fail to be
suited in the selection of an instrument.
Terms arranged to suit all.
ADAMS & LUCAS,
..4 1897 Market street.
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CHARMING SET OF BOOKS.
ANCIENT CLASSICS
FOR
ENGLISH READERS.


Edited by Rev. W. Lucas Collins; % vols |;
small Emo; fine cloth; sl.O each. The
series, now complete, embraces:
l. Homers niad. q Homer's Odyssey. B.
Herodotus. 4. Cesar. 5. Virgil. Q. Horace. I.
Echylus. 3. Xenophon. y. Cicero. 10.
Sophocles. II. Pliny. II. Euripides. u.
Juvenal. II. Aristophanes. 10. Hesiod and
Theognis. ID. Plautus and Terence. IL.
Tacitus. IS. Lucian. 10. Piato. -. Greek
Anthology.
The aim Of the present series Is 70 xplain
sufficiently for general readers, who
wrote; 10 give, wherever possible, some
connected outline OF the story which they
tell, or the facts which they record, check
ed by the results OF modern Investigations:
to present some Of their most striking pas
sages in approved English translation, and
10 illustrate them generally from modern
writers; TO serve, In short, as popular
retrospect OF the chief literature OF Greece
and Rome. #r I. .
zach successive issue only adds 10 our
appreciation OF the learning and skill with
which this admirable enterprise Of bring
ing the best classics within easy reach OF
English readers IL conducted. Wed York
..One OF the most ingenious and success
FIJI literary enterprises Of the day. "-EreTy
Saturday.
For sale by all booksellers, or will be sent
by mai, postpaid, upon receipt Of the
price by
J,B. LIPPINOOTT 4 Co., Publishers,
Us and III Market street, Philadelphia.
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HAMLEr.-The5 Opera House was
crowded to its utmost capacity last night,
by brilliant audience, which must have
been gratifying to Mr.. Davenport and
his company. Shakespeares masterpiece,
Hamlet, Princs.of Denmark, Twas the
play rendered. Mr.. Davenport repre-
sented the melancholy Dane, and his
scholarly and mastery conception of
the character, was truly grand,
and his acting at times really sublime.
In several of the scenes, which called
forth bis dramatic powers were repre-
.ented with great energy, yet in the very
storm of his grief and agony of passion
he never for a moment stepped beyond
the bounds of perfect taste. For the
three hours occupied by the repre-
sentation, the appreciation OF
the audience was manifested more in the
close and absorbing attention given to the
performance, than in noisy demonstra-
tons of applause. At the conclusion OF
! the last act, Mr.. Davenport was called
| out before the curtain and greeted with
most hearty applause.
Throughout the whole piece he was
well supported. The character Of Polo
Nous, by Mr. Chippendale, and the
Grave Diggers, by Messrs. Wallace and
Loon, were exceedingly we'll rendered
In this connection let us demonstrate
with number Of persons who attend
these performances about getting up and
making preparations to leave the house
few minutes before the curtain drops
This is a heather habit which Wheeling
audiences have been practicing for Ion g
time, and it ought to be stopped. 1t is q
great annoyance to those who desire tc
see the end of the performance.
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IMMENSE OYSTER BUsISEss.-Martin,
the Great Central Dining Room man,
has served up. in his unapproachable
STYLE about four hundred half cans of
fresh oysters in the last two weeks
Everybody says he can't be beat in the
way he serves up oysters. Try him, he
has one of the best cooks in the city.
No. 1855 Market street. opposite the City
Building. - ss' - -'- 49,
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

There IS no literary event since the pub
LEGATION OF Moores Life of Byron, or so
much Importance. "-Ne,O York Herotd.
"Of all men living, Ar. Forster IL the
best qualified TO be Charles Dickenss bi'
ographer. " Philadelphia Pcss.
"Mr. Forster has done his work with the
tender. loving care that was To have been
expected OF him by all who knew the bond
OF union which welded the two men to-
gether'' -Lo,idOn, Morning Post.
"No more satisfactory record OF Dickensh
career can be looked for In our genera
TOM London Standard.
Now for the first time we seem 10 have
learned the secret Of the individuality he.
longing TO all of Dickens's really great
NOVELS London Daily Scrs.
This work could not have been intrust.
ed TO more loving hands, a more genial
writer. or n more faithful and accurate his
torian - Philadelphia FrcniflD bulletin.
For sale by all Booksellers, or Will he
sent by mail, postage paid, on receipt OF
price, by
LIpPINCOTT d CO., Publishers,
7I5 and III Market street, Philadelphia.
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HUGE.-Mr.s James Wilson. of this
county, left some of the 'hughst' pota-
toes at our Office yesterday that we ever
ssv. Three of them together, of the
Peerless variety, weigh seven pounds
and ten ounces, and one, "early rose"
weighed one pound and fifteen ounces.
They were raised on Mr.. Wilson's farm
On Short Creek, and be wants TO know
who can beat it,
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In CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Circuit Court,
Judge Melvin on the bench, met yester-
day morning at ten o'clock, but nothing
was done, the Court waiting on the re-
turns to be made by the Grand Jury.
The cases Of Kate Hallan rs Paul
Heller, and the Supervisors of Ohio
county rs. John Howley, were set for to-
day. : '''
The Court adjourned until this morn-
ing at 10 o'clock. g. - e..
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BRICK vaults and safes are now man.
ufsctured 50 That any attempt to reach
their interior breaks sundry bottles filled
with sulphuric acid into powdered car
Donate Of lime. This produces instan-
taneously carbonic gas enough to suho-
cate . regiment of burglars.
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THE SECOND WIFE.

From the German OF +. Marlitt, author
Of "The Old Nam 'selle's Secret" etc. "h
edition. l2mo. Fine cloth. Price, sl.75.
"a German story Of intense interest, by
one OF the best-known writers OF romance
of that country = Washington Chronicle.
1.-THE Second Wife Is at once an artistic
literary labor and n charmingly Interest
ing novel. '-Bdltimore Saturday Night
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PROPERTY SoLD.-The Jackson aour.
ing mill property, situated on Main street,
south of the stone bridge, was sold yes
terday, at auction sale, by ]. c. Hervey,
aue,ioneer, for $500. This figure is said
to he very low. A. ]. Osborne was the
purchaser,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-20

ABOUT forty Knights of Pythiss went
to Cameron last evening to attend some
Pythian celebration to be held in that
place. They will return this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-20

DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE CONNITTII
"A meeting Of the Democratic Eteca-
tive Committee will be held at the ONCE
of J. NJ. Todd, corner Of Market and 18th
streets this afternoon at two o'clock. A
fun attendance is desired. ga" 'rt'
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oIJcsr1cr KAnstER-On Saturday al
tsrnoon John Robrecht was held to keep
the peace for one year in the sum Of 500.
The complaint vas preferred against him
by David Kurner.-EseHiss Standard.
The author Of the above Is an infamous
slanderer. JOHN RoBREcHT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-20

= Mrs. SwABBAcKER, 1861 Main street,
announces to the public that she has
taken the agency for the popular Butter.
lex Pstters, known to be the best and
most perfect. TrimmingS can also be
had to match every pattern. Ladies
please cal for your patterns. FOG
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TIE NOVELTY THIATKs.-Bryan
0Lynn is quite hit. His instantaneous
changes from one character to another
and his defamation of them is inimitable.
Go tonight and see him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-20

PoLICE CouRr.-Only one case ap-
peared in the docket Yesterday morning.
Robert Miller was his name, and he paid
fine of FIVE dollars and costs for drunk
on,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-20

To read daily newspaper is perhaps
the only duty outside of drinking, eating
and sleeping upon which the Americans
are agreed.
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