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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-16
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March l4.-Flour-Stesdy
wheat-Steady; No. l Chicago spring
81 23I@l "a; No. ? do. 1911; regular
l 20!; fresh, cash, 20t; April l gag;
May No. do. l6i9l Il; rejected
l 10. Corn-Stesdy; No. 2 mixed 6l &c;
regular 62fc; fresh on spot 6l3c; April
64tG May, rejected old 5Ss; new 500
SIC. Oats-Steady; No. ?, 43!c; regu-
lar, on spot 44c. Rye-Steady; No. 2.
s4@S6c. Barley-In lair demand and
advanced; No. , spring 81 5S39l oG
No 3 spring l79l 80. Provisions
Quiet and unchanged, Mess Fork
sl4 35 spot; ii 40 April. Lard steady
at s. 95 cash; 9 90 April. Bulk meats
steady aud unchanged. Whi'ky-
Steady at oslo.
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baltimore Cattle Market

BALTIMORE, March l2-.Beef Cat'
tle-Thsre was much more activity in
the market this week than for several
weeks pact, and prices in large num-
Der OF instances were fully l. higher
than last week, and the animation
prevailed throughout the whole pro-
gress Of the market. The quality Of
the Cattle generally was a slightly
better average than last week, i2r The
few tops Eold at extreme figures last
week were at higher prices than the
tops OF this week, ye: the other grades
averaged higher than those Of last
week, and there were fewer common
Cattle on the market.
Prices to-day Tor beet cattle ragged az
follows: Best Beeyes at s. II f 81
that generally rated first quality ) 00G
| 6 IL medium or coed to fair qualiy ( w
as O1 ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
Cows 00060 90 inferior and lowest
grades OF Cattle 900 0 00-general
average oftbc market to-day %; ex-
treme range o! pIices 00G5 ST. Most
oil the sales were frou 4 u to 5 Is per
| 100 lbs Oi the receipts 5l2 head
came from Ohio, POO from Virginia, 7.
! from West Virginia, q from Mary
land, 205 iaom Illinois, and
Is head from Pennsylvania
total receipts for the week liza
head, against l,0Il last week, and l52s
head same time last year. OF the offer.
iugs 654 bead were taken by Bsltlnoyt
butchers, Us cold tow Washington city al {
Annapolis deslers, and l97 head L
Eastern speculators Total sales To-
the week ,036 head, sgainst S97 la
week and 1855 head s7ne time Ia
year.
SHEEP-The make, has bsr7 'ul',
supplied with stock this week facst 0
which were CT a common cTIs:, al,
sales OF such wc-c slow. Jhe few goo,
Sheep received -erc readily taken .
top price. about a. last as they arrived
the supply bsiog scarcely equal to TO-
demsnd. We quote at 4!G7!s per II
gross Receipts this week . 258 head
. against $50 last rrcE, }.5fl hsa'
rams time last year,
HoGs-Tbe arriys's tbs week sr
almost identical in numbers with Ih
receipts Of last week, and ;bc demand
. al no time brisk, has Kept Fscs will
the receipts till now the market i
! nearly bare OF stock, and the ne1
/ movement looked fo. bJ meet dealer
7: is most likely to be an advance II
: mice. There has been q limited ruu
e Der OF good fat Hogs, and !hese 1eT
most active, while the others we're quit
, slow. We quote at 7Gs7 SIT per 10
: lbs net. Receipts this week 1925 head
AGAINST : POI last week, and ~, g
head same time last year.
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WISCONSIN.
Railroad Commissioners.

MiLwAuxER, March l5.-Governor
Louis, of Minnesota, has appointed ex-
Governor w. K. Marshal, OF st. Pau;
A. j. Edgerson, Of Mantosville, and )
J Bandall, OF Winona, members OF
the Board Of Railroad Commissioners,
recently established by the Legisla-
n,e These Commissioners are au-
tborized by law to fix the schedule Of
maximum rates for railroads In that
S,a,e which, thereupop. they have all
the authority OF the law, charges In
excess being punished 10y heavy
pens,ty.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Sumuer's Bat Ie Flag Bill.

SPRINGFIELD, March l5.-The
Springfield Republican, tomorrow
prints a letter from Mr. Sumner to q
personal friend 10 this city, dated
March 2O.h, 1873, in which, after al
ludiug to ms sickness which ne says
goes back in tn e origin to injuries re-
ceiyed seventeen years ago, he speaks
ss follows Of his battle flag bill =
1T seems to me unjust and hard TO
understand how my bill can be called
hostile 10 soldiers or TO the President
when it was introduced by me, May
8th, 1862. and then again on February
9th, 1865, and when 1t has
been commended by General
Scott, General Robert Anderson, and
General Thomas, all good and true
soldiers. II persons would ONLY conf
slider candidly my original convictions
on this question. they would see how
natural and inevitable has been my
conduct, as il in such matter could
have hostility or spite against anybody
l an public servant, and never wa
I moved hy purer sense Of duty than
in this bill, all of which will be seen al
Jas,. Meanwhile men will founder 10
misconception and Misrepresentation, to
be regretted in the day Of light.
Sincerely Yours,
CHARLES SUMNER.
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TRNPERANCs HEADQOARTERs.-Ihe
Washington Hall has been rented for
one month by Thomas Hornbrook'
ESQ, and other friends OF temperance
az headquarters OF the women's tenn,
perance u ovement, and for the purpose
Of holding daily prayer meeting therein.
We understand that $4,000 has been
raised by the friends of the cause, and
we may now expect the onslaught 10
commence in earnest.
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THE TEMPERANCE CRUSADE.
Dayton.

DAYTON, o., March 1.-the crusad-
ers continued work with fheir custona-
ry zeal Saturday, but the day was
without any striking incident. except
ing that one of the bands superiutended
the pouring out Of Mrs. Tapron's g
whisky. She had been ordered by her
landlord to quit the traffic or leave
the house, but he generously
proposing to give her three months
rent in consideration OF her sacrifice.
The ladies went down to see the sacri-
fee, and congratulated the woman. The
League has resolved to adopt the de-
tective system ard will soon attempt to
establish guards near each bar room 10
record the Ramss OF customers
Chicago.
CHIcoao. March 1.-Two large and
enthusiastic temperance meetings were
held here to-day. one in the First Bap-
tist Church on the corRer of Wabash
and Eldridge streets, this afternoon, and
tie other at Clark street NJ. E. Church
A large proportion of the afternoon
meeting were ladies, and the meeting
was ofiicered by women. Earnest
speehces were made by several ladies
and gentlemen. and it was resolv'
ed that the ladies would make
their demonstration on the city coua-
ell to morrow evening as imposing IN
point of numbers as possible: The
meeting this evening was presided over
by Rev. DR.. Thomas. OF the tIark
street Methodist church a"d vas i"rge'
ly composed OF men. Hi"'c'.r~ "sre
made by several pronIlnrn' clergy
men and others, including a number o,
ladies. The latter took very ra'i'c"i
Grounds and eviuced a decided p'r-
,iality Tor the Ohio crusa0rr; :;
system as means Of fighting iutempeT
suce. DR.. Thomas took G more con-
servative stand and believed that IL
cities, with their mixed population, the
best thing to do as civil question was
to tolerate wine and beer and make a
fight against alcoholic liquor. while az
a moral and religious question total
abstinence was the only ground the
church could take, and this fight snail
be made.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, March 1t.-Flouf-DuII
but unchanged Wheat-Dull and a
shade lower. No > white Wabash
ST. IS; No | white Michigan | 90;
amber Michigan is; April 30, May
l 53t; June 81 No. | red | 80, No.
2 do | AL; April ] 46. Corn quiet
and unchanged; high mixed May b9G
June 695c; low mixed 66lc; 20 grade
651c. Oats quiet sni uDcb srCcf.
Clover Secd-Sj 90.
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ILLINOIS.
Negro Murdered.

CAIRO, March l5-Gilman Jones
colored, was murdered last night Just
north OF this city. A negro nameo
Daniel Lsshoe is under arrest, charged
with the crime, one witness bavlpg
testified that Jones accused Lashoe o'
theft, quarrel ensusd, and that Las
hoe fractured Jones head with a club
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annIhNllIc MnHil pi,

LOUISVILLE, March lt.-rOuou-
Quiet al l5tc. Fiour-Quict snd uu-
changed. Whest-FomlnsI. Corn,
Quiet and unchanged. Oa's--DulI and
dropping at j6@62c, froylslons--
Quiet; shoulders SIC; clear rib sidCs SC,
clear sides Sic. Bscon-Qniet and un'
changed; sugar cured hama l29I2!c.
Lard-Tierces 9!c; kegs 9}c, Whisky
-?O!c. Baggiug-l29lfc,
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affecting gealster.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Peos HowLANDs LKcrURE at Wash
iootop Hall last Saturday night con-
cInded the series he had engaged to
deliver. Some beautiful illustrations
Of rolarized light constituted the main
feature of Saturday nights lec'
ure These pheuomeua had never
b,(o1e been exhibited in this city
and much qualification was expressed
BY many who enjoyed the opportunity
of Witnessing this wonderful property
oflisht for the first time. The refrac-
ton of light by various crystals was
also displayed, and q number of beauti-
full Photographic views OF the justly
famous Yellowstone region excited
much admiration. The electro magne'
was also exhibited and boy weighing
about twenty-five pounds was suspend.
ed in mid air by means OF a piece OF
iron which had been placed under his
coat, across his shoulders, being brought
in proximity to the magnet.
We regret TO learn that Professor
Howland's lectures have not been a
pecuuiary success and that in fact the
lecturer has not been reimbursed for his
actual outlay OF money, in freight, hall
rent materials, and other necessary bills,
amounting in all to more than one
hundred dollars. We learn, however,
,ha, movement is on foot among the
Gentlemen OF the Scientific Association
10 have him deliver q lecture IL their
hall in Crangle's building, which, it is
hoped for the credit OF Wheeling,will be
sufficiently attended 10 co7erthe deficits
OF the week. II the arrangemen
should he made, due notice Of the fact
will be given hereafter.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Suuaa7 Lsqaor selling.

PHILADELPHIA, March l5.-The fall
ure to convic, any OF the parties indicted
for ceiling liquor last Sunday, induced
p change in the programme Of the au
thorities to-day. The police officers
were Instructed 10 make no arrest on
view, but to report the names of the
p1oprietors keeping open houses, ana
to proceed by warrant Of arrest only
against psrlies guilty Of tlagrant viola
ton OF The law. This probably means
thst side door business will not be in
terruptei.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York money and stock Market

New YORK, March lt.-MoSBy
Closet very easy q, 5 per cent. Fofegn
exchange srm atH S4194S5 for prime
bankers's 90 days and 4S7iGi>S 'or
demand.
GoIp-Opeued al 49, and closed at
IL the extreme OF the day. The rates
paid for carrying ranged from 81 per
cent to fat. ClearlUgs 100000
Treasury operations for the week al
the New York Office included the dis
bunement Of s75l, 900 on account Of
interest snd in redemption OF $40
bonds, aud the receipt OF S2,67l ,40
for customs Specie receipts !or same
time s535, 452 in gold and silver bars
Imports OF dry goods S2.54T.2li
merchandise g. .363,SS3.
GovERsMgSTs-Qulet and firm at ID.
close.
1 n,:.4
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BY TELEG R RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
By the Western Union Line, Office North
west corner OF Main and 18th streets.
WASHING TON.
WARRINGTON March IA.
CongresaiOnal,

The session OF the House to-day was
given up exclusively to debate. Kel-
logg concluded the speech begun by
him last ednesdsy, on the legislative
appropriation bill. All the other
speeches were on the bill to regulate
State railroad commerce, and were
made by Messrs. Pratt, Steward, Halle
Ton of Wisconsin, Burrows and Eden.
Mr.. Cox presented a memorial, signed
by prominent business men OF New
York, for such legislation as may ensure
the full success OF the Centennial Cele-
hratinn-
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New York Dry Gaod- MnIkct

New YORK, March Ih-Bnalnc3s Is
generally quiet in All branches TO- DAY
with commission houses ard i'bbing
trade inactive The m8rAo for cotton
goods continues gprcl and unsettled
with considerable irrCsulauty 10 jobbers
quotations. Prints less active but un-
changed in price Boiled Jscconcts oi
some makes jobbiDs al I!c. Dress
Goods selling freely. "oolcn' without
animation
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March 10, s P. NJ. }
PROBABILITIES.
For New Euglaud on Monday falling
barometer aul increasing cIoudlness
will prevail, with northeast and SOUTH
east winds and slight raise OF temper,
ature. For the Lower Lake region and
Middle states, and thence southWard 70
FIorids south easterly winds, veer'ng
TO sou,herly, with falling barometer
and q slight raise of temperature auo
rain. For the Gulf States and 'nenc'
porthward to Lake Superior and Aln.
nesota, generally cloudy weather ess'
and south winds and rain during a PoF'
lion of the day.
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CHICAGO.
y,o,,norta,ion Contracts.

CHICAGO, March l5.-The contracts
for the transportation OF military stores
and supplies on the Missouri rlver 'f9m 3a'
Yepkton and Bismarck, Dakotan' for
the season oflS74 was yesterday award
ed to Stafford B. Coulson, OF Pitts
burgh, by General D. II. Bucher', As,
sistsnt Qurarter Master General, by
order of Lieutenant General Sherldsn'
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PhiIadeiphia Market.

PHlLlDELrHIA, March l4.-Flour-
Quict aud steady, suPerfue 8 20;
Ohio aDd Indiana extra family 81 80
as 25. Wheat-Very dali; red 81 65;
amber T06l -, white ! 769l 50.
Rye-9469Jc Ccru-Firm. new yell
low S39S4c, mixed western SEC. Oats
-Firmer; white G0@6jc, mixed 300
$50. Petroleum-Firmei, crude lOlc,
refined l4s6l4ic. Whishy-TIc.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Serious Accident.

ALTOONA, March l4-An engine
standing in the Pennsylvania Railroad
Compsny's yard got started today in
anne way aud ran through the round
house aud across the open space lo'o
a large machine shop, IN when 1--WE
hundred men were at work. On. man
vas killed and another wounded. The
sncine smashed everything IN It's
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sT. LOUIS.
The r-Tiltou Case.

Sr. Louis, March l5.-Rev. T. NJ. A.
Pest. pa-tor OF the First Unltarion
Copgreg gationalist Church, OF this city
has been Invited 10 participate in the
Congregat;op opal Council TO commence IN
New Yorl; on the Oath inst, just to ln-
vestigate the ac;ien Of the Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn. in permitting the
name of Theodore Tilton TO be dropped
rom the roll of that church without
Investigating mis- conduct in relation TO
the BeeCher scandal.
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NEW YORK.
American Murdered In Chill.

American Murdered In Chill.
New YORK, March lj.-Advices from
Chill give particulars of the murder and
robbery near Payto OF Charles johnson.
An American, who had been employed
on the Ariquipa railroad. The mur>
derers are believed to be three Ameri-
cans named Major B. F. Stanley, W.
Smith and G. W. Blasdell. The latter
was arrested but Stanley and Smith
sailed for the United Statea. The
name Stauleyfs supposed to be assumed
Another Murder.
In Brooklyn this morning watch
man named Delaney, without any
Quarrel whatever, attacked his wife with
a hatch ct and cut her head into shape
less mass. Delaney then cut his throat
almost seyeriDg his head from the
body.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March lt.-Flour aud
Whest-Unchanged. Corn-Weas
and lower; mixed western s.. Oats
Dull; western j69G0c. Bye-Bull.
Provisions-Quiet and firm, none Of
fering. Butter-Quiet and firm, Cot
fee-Nominal at 25@26C. Wh'.ky--
Firmer at Q7c.
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SHBlB's Music Store is now faiIly
open for business, and parties in search
OF a Piano or Organ, Sheet Music,
Music Books, SIrings, &c, will find an
elegant assortment at low prices at the
new stand, No. lll4 Main street, six
doors below old Union.
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We are selfish enough to hope that
the ladies Of Wheeling will postpone
the saloon and sidewalk prayer meet
:ngs until the weather is good 1t will
be more pleasant then for reporters to
write EN- up big.
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Accommodation.
wrsr-LNANke.

rARr--LEAyEs. wrsT-LNAyke.
'WhcC'lug Whecling
daily at...91N AK daily st---6.s0 q. n,
AREIvTl IT ARRIVES AT
Cum mbJIlaud.G2 r. v fIaOcSNtiic...l lCiS y. ~.
SUNDAYS excepted. sundays excepted.
Fast bound trains make conrectinnS
Al Ra'i,uCrr WITH trains for philEjT,.
Uhia, New Nr'k GGd Boston. A. wash
IuStcu C'iy ~ al Uu:rts south.
West bnuNd trains make direct come.
ZION ~, all points NoEt ana Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains,
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SORROW for Su mn or.

The colored people will hold mass
meeting tomorrow night to express re
spect to the memory OF Senator Sum-
uerat which among those engaged to
speak, are Hon. Stanley Matthews,
Rev. c. B. Boy and Hor. s. B.
Hunt
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PERsoNAL.-We omitted to mention
at the proper time that Hon. James
Morris, of Woodsfeld, former mem Der
OF Congress from the Monroe county
district, Of Ohio, made US q pleasant
visit last Friday. lie is looking well
and ably supports the dignity Of the
Office OF Probate Judge which he now
holds.
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A Coop SALE Sold at public auc-
ton on Saturday, by J. NJ Miller, auc
tioneer, on the premises en- Snort
Creek, farm containing one hundred
and seventy acre, for $500 Rachel
Lsrkin purchaser.
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THE Wheeling REGISTER does not ex'
hibit q very kind feeling for the pro-
posed temperance movement IN that
citv.-Grafton .Sea''nsL
From what do you draw your in
ference Mr.. SentiDel..
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SrocKs-Opened firm with au advance
OF t to l per cent, but at tie second
board there vss slight reaction from
the highest point, which decline was
not recovered and at the close the low
est prices OF the day were made.
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New goods at Blum Z

A BEAUTIFUL lot OF new spring style
Poplins, Japares and Silk Dress Goods
lust received from New York. and very
cheap at J: W. FERRELs,
Ceutre Wheeliur.
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JUsr opened three hundred pieces Of
choice styles Of Prints, such as Merri-
mac Cochecos &c, all At ten cents per
yard. Call at once at Is,Blum X Bros,
ll04 Main street, and get your choice.
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CIevpInud Market,

CLEVELAND, March li.-W beat
quiet and ateady-Corn frmer rev 69
97O; old steady at 709I Oats
unchanged. Petroleum dull bnt iIm'r
and unchanged.
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WAxTED.-A first Glass coat maker,
ION custom work. also q girl to work
on pants and vests. Apply atonce tc
II. Frauk. onr price clotbier aud
tailor, No. 10, 18th street,
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FSrEiGH.
t.S eDA
The eDri.ish PrOyIECcS.

OTTAWA, Marsh l5.--The Manitoba
delegates OF the Provincial government
are here pursuing negotiations with the
dominion governmeLt for extended
territorial boundaries and improved re-
lstions with the dominion.
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CINCINNATI.
Tn,southern Railroad.

CINCINNATI, March l5.--The Irus,
tees of the Southern Railroad will
early this week iavite proposals for
making the road bed of the line OF the
Southern Railroad, located Saturday,
from New Chilwoods, north line OF
Tennessee, south sixty miles to Cross
ing of Emery river.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.

PITTSBURGH, March ll-Crude-
Quiet and weak. quoted at 81 so; re-
fined quiet; spot ~ ; April l5@lji
May l5t@lj!. No salea
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LARGE ADVERTISEMENTS goods
New goods st l. Blum & Bros. llu4
Main street.
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IHR last ward wide blesched sHd un-
bleached muslin, at 10 cents per yard,
al |. Blum L Bro z.
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GREAT sensation, twenty pieces Of
fancy striped silks are offered 1T fifty
cents per yard at |. Blum /; Bros. ,llO4
Main street.
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New GooDs, New Goods, New Goods,
iu abundance at J. w. FERRELs,
Centre Wheeling.
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CAsuMEREs in the new shades ior
redingotes, a. Is cents per yard, worth
>, at l. Blum & Bro, llO4 Main st.
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IBLuM & BRO, are receiving their
new spring goods. Ladies, drop in and
see the styles and learn the prices, 1t
will pay.
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If YOU want a nice picture frame, 20
10 Robinsou's.
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Sf.Louis EXPRESS.

! EAgr-IuAvre, wwT-LEAyx.
Wheeling wheeling
daily at SaiA.N daily at-.s.5i
| ARRIVES AT ARRINKs AT
| Washington Columbus.....5:N r.N.
C1ty..........s.i5P r. N. sanduSky .., lG2S p. y.
Baltimore. ,iOQO y. ~,
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wheeling, Pittsburgh, and
baltimore Division.

TIsT-IIAyEs wnST-LEAVTs
,Wh~cl,ng Washington, Pa,
dst!y 80 ~ daily Rt......b;pJ A, a,
YhsulmS Washington, Pa,
daily ai-....ElIr,E daily at.......S.ah Y. y.
sSuuaEy r"Tich. 'Sundays excepted.
Tirrr;7 ~ ~ rTirclral roiptH can le pro.
cured a. ig- uG,c' ~ the Depot.
THOS, ~. SHARP,
Manor al transportation.
x N,Itl'..F.., G,ueJnl Agent. WhcoI.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Every year increases the popularity OF
this valuable Hair Preparation Nhleh ls
due 10 merit alone. We cen assure our nln
patrons that II Ia Eept frlly M 10 its hlsh
standard and II IL the only tollaoie anu
perfected preparation for restoring nihi s,
on FhpED HAIR TO It's youthful color max
ing Il soft Iustrous, and silken Tho snalp'
by It's use. becomes white aud clean. II 10.
moves all sruptions and dsndfun, ana, 10y
tatoniC properties, preventSthe hslt iIOln iI
failing ont, as Il stimulates and nouIlshe
the hsir-glauds. BY its use, tho hair grows
thicker and stronger. In badness, u ie,
stores tho capillary glands TO their normal
vIcor, and Will create q new growth' except
In e Itreme old age. II is the most econonil'
col X AIR DRESSING ever used. ah u reluites
fewer applications and gives the mar
splenaId, glossy Appearance. a, a. hay ts'
Nj. ID, State Asssye yer OF Massachusotts, saTr.
THE constituents are pure and , cate'nI,S Gn,,
slider II the best preparation for i's Intended
purposes
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