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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.


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was az P6yFP P6sTPdSEHpT TSHII HE Esq
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ros1rfSE sFEES STHSs
Including fast and high bred Team Of frotters horse
with Se and sGS e.
TER wsIs So, ~ srea by Magma hsra dam by PILOT and
tn they hayc fine action with
tembsr u mile to road wagon in s they can @ both
beat 2:o In SINGLE harness. they have good rugged and
yeSi ordinary
ali them to be- second H 10 team OF Young ny
5Sa,eys ,is siiy hsy
be sod sfRarsS;sly nn *: O or S3s sGgsther
high 7 years old; sired by Kentucky Clay, dam thor
onghbred he Is without any exceptions one Of the fin
darsfss, s%,a1is disDoston powerfully gated
private g" sn sho%ed more ses speed
last al than eyer % before owner had made arrange
have him banded aud The spring purses;
I sess 5st asSs
at saynsOpts Gsnn and rSsd las in s2 she
tn name and tail is very handsome, can beat2l5 on
day HAhSEss 1Sf SD
wSi - II sAF ~ 9f OIL sRSE RSE
TO SALE "a, Eat At STABLE M As ABOVE WHERE PARTIES
HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY OFFERED OF ExAMIN.
ING. ON ALL NARRATIVES AMPLE TIME WILL
BE ALLOWED ruRCHASERS FOR TRIAL AND EX.
ANIMATION, AND II NOT FOUND FULLY AS REP
Will sk GAN RETURN AND
saN
CHASE'S city auction Mart and New York Tattersals
corner of Broadway and ThirtynnIh street. Thurs
dayt TOMORROW, February at O'clock the entire
celebrated trottng stock the property the late Colonel
John X Mortimer. of Brooklyn. and consisting of
THE WE'LL KNOWN CHESTNUT GELDfNG POST
Boy, got by Edsals HambletOnan; Is l5S high years
Old very frcc ana gamey driver has a record OF 0
is one OF the fastest trotters to road sleigh
In the state, and Is war; anted kind.
THE CELkBRAfED BAY GELD1NG WEST-END,
sired by Harry Clay, l5s high old stylish and
handy driver; has record of sss to the pole and Is
THE BEAUTIFUL BLACK TRoTTlNG mare Nellie
elegant and extra stylish driver; has roted in ;46
THE FAST BLACK MARE ETA got by Conkin's
Star, 64 hig years old splendid drver has trotted
in :46 and is warranted sound and kind.
BREWSTER OF BROOME STREET side bar no ton
Road Wagon, Pole and Shafts r
ELEGANT TOP SIDE BAR Road Wagon.
FINE HARNESS DRESS AND STABLE Blankets
Robes Whips, Bits, &c.
STOCK NOW ON exhibition.
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TUTOR OR PRofESsoR-WANTEDA POSITION AS;
French md German no objection TO leave New York
no South the highest troni one Of our leading
city colleges Address BEAMONT WAISON ~ west
kixtcy nth street
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CINGING PRAYER AND EXPERIENCE MEETINGS
y every ihmrsday evening, at BENJAMIN ALBROS.
No 1858 West Thirty sixth street. to kcrs
and others Read Ephesans, 10 to 2 and Malachi. ILL.,.
i6 49,
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DoLBEARS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. LIg3 BROAD
way corner OF Tweny-eght street. is open day and
evening Tor pupsi gentlemen or ladies can securs
-iyate rooms and learn OF business writing book
kccpng or arithmetic IN one month than in years in
classes boys prepared practically tor business one
quar- seat vacant
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IN STRUCTION,

1T TuoMPsoN's COLLEGE. 20 FoURTH xvENTE
"A opposite Cooper institute -Bookkcepins, writing,
mems biography taught practically with instrumental
in ouc oua
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EYES AND EARS

A RTIf1CIAL HUMAN EYEs.-J. T. DAVIS, IN
"A vcntor and ep maker OF the improved Artificial
Human Eye, acknowledged by the faculty the only
correct ima on OF nature In the world I27 East fi-
teeuth street hetwcsu rhtrd aud Fourth avenues
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A UCTIoN SALE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
n No. 100 West 23d street.
This WEDNESDAY morning,

commencing at l011 o'c'ock. . ~.
Over $4,000 worth of elegant Household FURNITURE,
Chickering Sons pianoforte tour rSh raror suits,
Tables Mirrors Carpets Curtains oil Paintings Bronzes
pill Tnbiea bookcase Secretary Books, &c; Library
Suits Bedroom suits complete Bedsteads Dressing Cases
Buffet Chairs solid and silverpIated Ware; also base
men' ana k''che" LUXE f1TzGERALD, Auctioneer.
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A UCTION NOTICE
N sllverplated Goods
The entire stock of the old established house OF
William j. Miller
will be sold at auction Wednesday and Thursday, Feb
and commencing ut 10 O'Clock, at the Old stand, IL
Maiden lane.
This sale presents opportunity to obtain goods
Of reliable quality at auction the whole
be sold to close the business
Glass Cases and Fixtures for SALE
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OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ COMPANY.
New YoRK, Jan. %, 1874
The Trustees IN conformity to the charter of the com.
paDy submit following statement Of It's affairs the
Slst December, lS3:-
Isl January 1873 to ast Deccmber 1873 .. 4 %
January. s7s ....................... 22i2ieo 70
Total amount of marine premiums. $s723,N4 %
No policies have been issued upon life risks
nor upon fire risks disconnected with ma
Premiums marked of from lst January, 1873
10 3ist December 1873 &c. 200 O16 73
Losses paid during the same
period. .v%Spu,oo@ ~
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NFFiCiAL DaAwfNG-CLAss 6a GEORGIA STATE
~ Lottery.--ll, ~ %, 81 10 o. o, ~ .o 'S'
~ 50, O c. e. X STEVENs' mapaRcr'
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

BARTLETT REVERSIBLE SEWING MACHINES
IL wantedADply send written particular and low.
est price to room 5 at 500 Broadway, New York.
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A LBERT q. WALDRON. AUCTIONEER.
"A BY D. w. IVES.
saicsrooms l0S Liberty ana III Cedar street.
Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Ae,
this day, at II O'Clock,
including part assignees Stock of Paror. Cham
her, Dining Room and ball Furniture OF every descrip
tion also Carpets Bedding, Perfumery, Furs. Engrav-
ings and Chromos; Plate, Cutlery, Desks Lounges Birds
CrOckery. Glass. &c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07

A GRAND WRDDINa.-The social
event of the season among the elite OIL
our German population was the marri-
age OF Mr.. August Neuhausen, brother
Of Carl NeuhauseD, editor OF the Arbeiter
Frsund, to Miss Lins WeltY, daughter
of Sebastian Welty, Esq. The cere-
mony took place in St. Alphopsu'
church last evening at eight o'clock,
Long before the appointed hour the
church WAS crowded with the friends
of the parties. anxious to see them
made man and wife. As the bride and
groom entered the church followed by
their attendants, suppressed ejacula-
ton OF admiration passed the
lips OF all those present. The
bride and bridesmaids were elegant.
ly and appropriately attired, but as
We are not an adapt in describing
toilettes, we will forbesr; suffice it to say
they all looked charming. The fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen were the
attendants: Lewis F. Stiiel and Miss
Staub; August Beuter and Miss MI
chael; William Phipps and Miss Rem
ner; Henry Zoeckler and Miss Hof-
man; Ferdinand Riester and Miss
Welty, sister Of the bride.
Afterth contamination OF the nuptials
a reception was held at Mr.. Welty's
residence, on Main street, First ward.
About one hundred and fifty invited
guests were present, and were enter
tanned in an elegant manner by Mr..
Welty. Everything desirable in the
shape OF estables and liquids
were furnished with lavish abund-
ance. Kramer's full band was
in attendance, delighting the ears
and hearts OF all present
by it's divine strains OF music. After
supper the younger portion Of the as
semblage lent themselves to the charms
OF the hour.
ITO chase the glowing hours with flying
feet:"
The bride was the recipient OF great
many rich and elegant presents, which
were generally discussed and admired
by the ladies as is always the case on
such an occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neuhausen will leave
for New York to-day, which city they
intend to make their future home. We
wish them success and prosperity
through their welded life.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY ITEMS

From the Review and Examiner.
JOSEPH ELLloTT, OF Redstone town.
ship, Fayette county, has sold bis entire
clip OF wool, consisting OF 1000 feeces
washed and 81 unwashed. at q price
somewhere in the forties. BE does not
intend 10 run the risk Of a decline. 49,
TEE new apportionment bill passed
by the House places Washington and
Greene together as a Senatorial district
As this bill is different from the one
passed by the Senate, the matter goes
to a conference committee.
The foxes are becoming quite plenty
| in portions oil our county, and also very
bold in their depredstions. They last
week visited the flock OF Mr.. Craig, o.
Franklin township, and in open day
light carried Off several young lambs.
Pursuit was made and three foxes were
captured. .
The colored laborers on section Six
teen OF the eastern extension OF the
Hempfeld Railroad (the section ex-
tends from Pigeon creek toward the
Monongahela river) struck on Friday
last for Sl.75 per day, an Increase OF p
cente, and for 10 hours instead OF l.
hours per day. Messrs. Woodley &
McClain and McCarty Bros., sub-con'
tractors, refused to sccede 10 the de-
mands, aud the hands, numbering
about so, quit and left. The contract
ors have gone East to Obtain new Ia
borers OF the same color.
TEE WHITE CASE We presume the
case of Rev. VIM. NJ. White has al
last been definitely disposed o.. At the
meeting OF the Washington Presbytery
at Pigeon creek, last week, the former
action (by which he was silenced) was
reaffirmed, and as the case was remit-
ted to this Presbytery by the Synod, we
presume this action is final. In sd>
dtion to this, however. at the meeting
OF the Pittsburgh Presbytery last week
the action OF Rev. R. Lea, pastor OF the
Lawrenceville church. in admitting
Rev. White 10 membership, was severe
" censured and annulled; and at a re-
cent session OF the Steubeuyllle Presby'
terry the congregation OF Long run
purged itself OF contempt in employing
Rev. White as minister.
Ara meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Wheeling, Pittsburgh and Balti.
more R. R. Co. Gold Hempfeid), held
at the office in this place on Monday
last, the following named persons were
elected Directors for the ensuing year :
C. NJ. Reed, S. B. Hays, W. w. Smith,
VIM. Workman, Washington; VIM.
S. Bissell, Pttsburph VIM. Keyser,
Baltimore; J. B. Ford. Wheeling.
The board was organized by the re,'
election OF the following named off,
GERS President, c. NJ. Reed, Wash
iugton; Chief Engineer, j. L. Ran
dolph, Baltimore; Secretary, j. B.
Washington, Pittsburgh Treasurer,
VIM. H. Gams, Baltimore; Auditor
W. T. Thelin, Baltimore; Master OF
Transportation, Thomas R. Sharp, Bal
timore; Master of Road, John L. Will
son, Baltimore General Freight Agent
Nathan Guilford, Baltimore; General
Ticket Agent, L. NJ. Cole, Baltimore
General Agent. r. T. Devries, Wheel
ing.
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CIRCUIT CouRr.-The Circuit Court
met yesterday at the usual hour, Judge
Melven on the bench. Most OF the day
was occupied by calling the chaucery
docket.
The case of Yoke as. Steenrod's sd-
miuistrator, was continued until the
18th inst.
The cases of Morgan Us. Campbell,
Cole Us. Evans and johnson Us. Evans
were continued.
In the case OF Matthews Us. Wickliff,
answer Of garnlshee by B. & o. R. r.
Co., judgment was rendered for the
defendant tor $3.50.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
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POLICE CouRr.-The turnout at the
Police Court yesterday morning was
large and varied, pine cases being on
the docket.
John Shea attempted to take . hand
full OF pea nuts from the stand ofPaul
Lorgomogeno, near the post office
without paying for them. Paul was
| opposed to that way of disposing OF
his stock, 80 he used forcible argu-
mept, in the way Of his fist. to induce
Shea to put down the pea nuts. Shea
had the pea nut vender arrested
for assault and he was fined
three dollars and costs. Lorgomozsno
then made complaint against Shea
for stealing his peanuts, and the latter
was fined f,e dollars and costs. Not
having the money be was aent to jail
for ten days. Rather expsnsse pes
nuts.
M. Hanley. who was before the court
on Monday, charged with disorderly
conduct, was up again on the same
charge yesterday. He was fined TWEEN.
ty dollars and costs, and in default OF
payments was committed to jail for
thirty days
| George Boyce, regular and time
honored patron of this court, was up
again for the same old offence, drunk
enness. He was assessed twenty dol
lars and costs, and of course goes back
to his old quarters in Castle Kennedy.
John Wood got too much steam on
Tuesday night and had to be locked up
He was fined twenty dollars and costs
and in default OF payment he boards
with the city for thirty dayp.
George Widely, for disorderly con-
duct, was fined twenty dollars and
costs. He will tarry with Boyce for
the next thirty daye. 900
| Richard Johnston, for using abusive
language, was let off with two dollars
!, and costs.
James Robinson was fined ten dol'
lars and costs for bad case Of drunk
enness.
Daniel o. C. Quinlan wac charged
!. BY Tillie Mason with assaulting her OF
Tuesday night. He was fined 81 ono
COSTS.
Quinlan also brought a cross sui
, against Tillie Mason for the same OF
fence, which was dismissed at the com
plainant's costs.
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RtyerNews.

The marks at the wharf last evening
indicated Is feet IL inches in the
channel and rising. H'
The Express departed for Parkers-
burg yesterday morning at the usual
time. r..
The towboat Lioness No. 2 passed
up with a tow of empty bargss.
The Leopard passed down with q
large tow Of coal.
The Granite State from Portsmouth
for Pittsburgh wss due last evening. POI
The Mallie Ragon will leave for
Pittsburgh sometime to-day.
The Courier is the Parkersburg
boat this morning.
The St. Louis Times says:
Forty and fifty cents an hour has
been paid by the Keokuk Northern
Line boats. The "gilt-edged" freighter
Paragon left with l 500 ton0, including
400 tons OF pig iron, for Pit . burgh, ore
for W heeling, and hemp. fire clay, -four,
furniture, shipstuff, &c. She refused
some forty passengers on account OF
having no accommodations for travels
ers. Elijah Pesrce and Joseph 81.
Williams are her pilots The Ed.
Hobbs left the ore pile last evening
with 100 tons OF ore for Wheeling.
The Warmers barges are being loaded
with pig iron and ore for Pittsburgh.
She will clear next week with 1900
tons. Stillwell, Powell & Co., the steam
boat firm who went into bankruptcy re.
Gently, received their final discharge
Yesterday, and the estate was declared
settled up. They have lost during the
last FIVE years in steambostipg $780,
900.
by Telegraph
PlrrsBUReH, May 6.-River 9 feet 5
inches, sad about stationary. Weather
clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, May 6.-Weather clear
| mercury ~ W w nFeI ioiich
inches. Down-Bsrunda, Simpson
Homer, Gray Eagle and Pat Clabourn'
Up-Sam Brown and John Gilmore
with towe, and John Kilgour. BusI'
ness dull.
ST.. LOUIS, May 6.-Arrived-City Of
Quincy, New OrIesns; Rover, Pitts
burgh. Departed-Grand Tower, Mem
phis; st. Genevieve, Vicksburgh; Bis.
marck, New Orleans; Garrett, Ohio
river. River about stationary, but al
the upper streams are reported rising
Weather clear and warm.
CAIRO, May 6.-Arrived-J. SHARP
Mcdonald, New Orleans; Arkansas
Belle, Evansville; Thos. Sherlock
Cincinnati. Departed-Bigley, Ohio
Chas. Brown, st. Louis; Arksnsst
Belle. Evansville. River A feet II
inches and stationary. Weather
clear. Mercury 70'
| CrNclSSArr, May 6-River "a feel
and falling Acknowledgements
Pittsburgh. Depsrted-Charmer, Ev'
! ansville; Cbas. Bodman, New Orleans
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BASE BALL-A party OF young gen.
tlemen OF this citv, under command o
Capt. John Day, went up to Washing
ton, Pa. yesterday, to play a game O
base ball with the Washington and
Jefferson College nine. The game re-
suited dissstrously to the Wheeling
nine, the score standing II to So in "a
vor of the students. The result Of TIT
game is no credit to the victors, how
ever, as the Wheeling boys went W
there more for a little jaunt" than te
play ball, none OF them having touched
ball or bat for two or three yeare.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07

SECOND WARD MARKET Wednesday
iNorning.-The supply this morning wal
very fair and the demand was abou
equal to the supply. There is no
much OF a variety Of green stuff, in
consequence oftardiness OF the season
though an increase is noticeable.
FLOWERS AND PLANrs.-This is the
season when the city folks take a
special interest in them, aud are max
ing home pleasant and bright by plac-
ing them in the gardens or in flower pots
on the window ellis. Consequently the
country people who have surplus oil
plants and flowers are bringing them
into market and getting good prices.
Roots, such as pipks, sweet Williams
and Flags brought 5 TO 10 cents per root,
according to thrift and size. Plants in
pots sold from 10 to SO cents piece,
according to size and variety.
PRoDUcE-Butter sold from 50 to 40
cents according to quality, and very
scarce. Eggs, supply fair at II cts
per dozen, or three dozen for SO cts.
Observation-Disclosures were as follows:
Parsley cts per bunch; cucumbers
. for 25 cts; green peas and new pota-
toes 81 90 per peck tomatoes Coo doz
rbubarb 5 cts per bunch; spring onions
5 ct, per bupch; radishes grown
at home three huncnes for
IS cts; kale sprouts cold at Is cts
per peck; lettuce Is cts per quarter
peck asparagus Is cents bunch very
little in market; onions GO cts per
peck; spinach 20 cts per peck; potatoes
IS to 40 cts per peck; good apples were
scarce and sold at so to 60 cts per peck
according to quality.
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to the police and had her husband ar
rested for, abuse. He was fined ten
dollars and ninety-five cents, which he
could not raise, and is to spend ten
DAYS in the lookup. Later. Mrs.
Brooks filed an affidavit and had him
bound over to keep the peace to the
tune OF FIVE hundred dollars. in default
OF which he will be sent to jail. Brooks
is an incorporate man and in the
habit OF abusing his wife, though this
is the fret time justice has reached
him. .n
The funeral OF Mr.. John Leech takes
place this afternoon.
LOUISE LOCKWOOD,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07

FINE LIoUoRs.-Persons desiring
fiue and pure wines, whiskies, brandies,
or liquors Of any kind, are invited 10
call at the Wholesale liquor store OF
Messrs. s. Keim & Bro, in their new
building adjoining Wickham's Auction
rooms. These gentlemen can supply
you with just what you want 10 its
pure state 20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07

CASE DIsMIssRD.-Yesterday after
noon, young man named F. P. Criss
was arrested and taken before Squire
Charnock, charged with carrying wes-
pous in the shape OF . dagger. The
accused proved by several witnesses
that he had just purchased the dagger,
30 the Justice dismiss ed the case.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07
Mira. AGNES RIoHNAN ia appointed

Mrs. AGNES RICHNAN ia appointed
postmaster at Lynn Camp, Marshall
county, West Va, vice VIM. II. Tread
way, declined. w. II. Macher is APP
pointed postmaster at Macherville,
Mason county, West Va, vice j. s.
Macher, deceased. Robert Harper is
appointed postmaster at New Cumber-
land, Hancock county, West Va, vice
Jasper Whims, superseded.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07

FROM one OF our Cincinnati daily ex
changes we noticed that all the brew
ers, twenty in number, had agreed and
determined to raise the price OF beer to
Sll.0O per barrel, from and after the
4,h inst. They would certainly not
have done 90 if not found necessary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07

IT. LAK1N Il Co., merchant tailors
and dealers in gents furnishing goods.
No. SO Twelfth street have received
their stock Of spring and summer
goods which they are now pre-.
pared to make up in the latest styles to
suit purchasers and q perfect fit guar.
anteed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07

To the public who are posted and
appreciate cheap goods and carpets. !
have just received another large LOT
OF greater variety and fully as cheap
if not cheaper than last weeks. The
prices will eurprise any Judge OF them,
j. W. FERREL,
Corner OF Mair and 10th SITS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07

Pianos AND ORGANS
SteinwaY Pianos.
Chickering
Knabe
Emerson
Mason Il Hsmlin Organs.
Smith American
Estey
Wood
The above comprise the very best
Instruments ofthe class, and in fact the
only standard Pianos and Organs Of
the country. Messrs. Adams * Lucas,
1927 Market street, are the cole agents
for them, and dispose OF them on fal
more liberal terms than they can
be procured in any other market, and
offer much better bargains than car
be had in the 30 called chap instru-
ments OF questionable character offered
by other dealers. Remember the place,
l,227 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07

ExcIrEMENT.-Une more lot Of ! 900
Bed Spreads at so cts, and some more
goods just as cheap. Call soon to se-
cure them, as tina frat lot OF 500 was
sold in two days. wv. FgREEL,
Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07
TIE West Vjrpipia Editeria

The West Virginia Editorial Conven,
ton meets in PsIkersburg to-day. We
believe Mr.. Clarkson, OF the Sun1a,
News, and Mr.. Hubbard Of the Stand
ard will be the only representatives
OF the Wheeling press at the conven-
tion
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07

Wa advise all who want first class
Photographs to see me specimens at
RobinsoD's Gallery before giving their
orders. The effect OF light blended on
shadow which chsrscterizes their work,
cannot be surpassed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07

THB Chinese have q saying that an
unlucky word dropped from the tongue
cannot be drawn back by coach and
six horses.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07

AND now every other man you meet
saws he is afflicted with the spring
fever.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07

Throw of selishness it is only
matter OF time, you will all 60 to J.'W
Ferrel's, OF Centre Wheeling, for cheap
goods and carpets that value money
and are judges Of the articles, for be
will save you twenty per ceat.
OyR WHO Has PRICED
All over and bought there.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07

IT is wonderful how goods are being
slang entered this spring. j. S. Rhodes u
Co. are making things lively, but at
ruinous prices. 73
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07

THERE were eighty.two arrests made
by the police during the month OF
April.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07

THIS is certainly the season OF infa.
tton-everybody expects the greenback
in spring.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07

MouseRDINE De BEeE in all the new
gray shades just received at
73 Us. RHODES 4 Co.
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R.&R CRoWN BRAND SHoHs.-Ex
elusive sale ct
TO JERRY CLEMENS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-07

ANOTHER invoice received OF Mems
Fine French Calf Alexis Ties, best New
York make.
10 JERRY CLENENe.