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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-04

Wheat was exceedingly dull, curren. prices being
atoye shippers limits almost every instance while
advces from abroad were stu unfavorabe. Inc sales
confined 10 about 2OOO bushels 81 . 81 - for
No. Milwaukee spring. 81 IS Tor extra no. Minnesota,
81 AZ for winter and 81 Is tor small lot OF extra white
Corn was also dulI aud the market depressed by
heavy receipts, sales OF $500 bushels at glAc; We
mixed CLOSING at Ole. 9ll51 but not
active. The sales S0O bushels at Tac store.
aud &c. afoat. Rye without decided change about
300 bushels Canada. IN store sold 81 IN bond Bar
ley quiet We note sales Of 7lO bushels canada az
81 sos Malt was held too high 10 admit Of business
FnKtGnTS-Buslness IN room and m the way Of char
but moderately active but generally
wei sustained. ENGAGEMENTS embrace ITO London, by
steam SutO bushels peas Sd. The charters ~
follows-Brsh ship, l0z2 ions hence to Liverpool with
cotton said 10 be at I'D bark, hence to Bremen with
400 Dbs refined petroleum NJ - 81 British bars
about SOD quarters grain hence 70 Gaway, at g. 81
and SO gravity British bark. 500 bpls. crude oil and
napbtha Phi adclpha 90 Havre ~ - also Italian
BARK at Fortress Monr0el. Philadelphia 10 Corr tor
orders s. gl one-third bags e., - grRtuys vessel
Philadelphia Tor direct port ot United Kingdom
with f1 quarters gram at 6s and Italian bark With
40 quarters gram, baltimore 10 Cork Tor orders at 81
nm IA Ne
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SPOT COTTON DULL-FUTUREs 1870. 1-16C.
LowER-FLoUR DULL-wHEAT FIRNER-CoRN
HEAvY-oATs FIRM-BARLEY QUIET-RYE
FIRM-PoRK LowER-LARD wEAK-PETRo-
LEUM QUIET, BUT FIRM-NAvAL STORES
sTEADY-wHIsKEY QUIET AND NOMINAL
GROCERIES, GENERALLY FIRM, BUT QUIET.
MONDAY, May SO p. NJ.
The merchandise markets were still unsettled
and prices In numerous instances nuctuated con-
sideraoly. On 'Change the markets were almost
universally dull and In most cases prices tended
in buyers favor. Flour was duh for all kinds, but
good shipping BRANDS were firmly held. Wheat
was dull There were few shipping orders but
with small offerings previous prices were sus-
tanned, though very little was done. Corn was
dull ami depressed by heavy receipts, closing
decidedly lower. Oats were armer. Whts-
key was higher, but quiet. Provis-
ions or all kinds were dull and prices
favored the buyer considerably, pork bacon and
lard all being lower Cotton on the spot was dull,
but not lower. Futures declined 1-32c. 11oc. and
closed quiet The grocery without activity,
but values well sustained in all Naval
quiet somewhat weak but other articles
firmly held. Petroleum, though inactive, was held
ut full prices. whiskcy quiet
CoFFEE.-In Rios and Santos transactions e.
ported, but sellers were arm in their views; mild
ccffees steady. Sales $50 bags Maracaibo,
Victoria Perez at 2o1Sc- 2Us4c We quotc:-
like good do. isc. sl4c.; prime do, lSsac l9i4c
extreme range for lots l6c. 91Sc; java government
bags 2sc &c do grass mats 2sc re singapore,
Laguayra, lsc l91sc Jamaica, 71sc. lszc. 81. Do
mingo 6c.; Porto kico, lie l9c COSTA kica. lie,
2Jc. Mexican, lSlsc l9c. Angostura, Ike. i9c.
savania, lsc Gle Curacao, lie. i9c. gold, " and
30 days
CoTToS the spot closed dull but unchanged. Fu
lures opened at saturdays ngures sold lS9c l-6c
lower ana closed steady at the decline there
indications OF manpulaIions in May dealings with
the object to keep prices above exporters views ard
the shipment of stock which waned here
SOCK 70 be SpSs s & h sh0M Ennnns inc
account OF this II is estimated that from
1900 10000 bales awaiting shipment
Futures closed gglet at the following quo.ations,-
May l6 lB2c. 64c June, 10 5-l6c 10 1-s2c. July
l65sc a 10 1850; August lG 2l-32c l6 Lice Septem
Der, 10 1890 l6sc. October, Ice 10 la2c. Novo
per 27-32c q la7sc; December l55sc. a Is 3l3zc.
January, Ii Isle. IOAc February, l6ac. Quotations
standard of classification force September
l. 1874 and upland cotton in store running m quality
not more than half grade above below the grade
quoted :-Ordnary, l4dc. good ordinary lJ5kc. strict
good ordinary l55&c.: low middling l6ifc; niddng
l5stc good middlng l7zSc Quotations based Amer
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hONEY steady with far demand. sales o. tcrces
aud 80 bbls. Cuba on private terms
MOLNssts -Angrt from moderate iObbin0 business
there was no further movement reported liz moasses.
Holders were irm in their views We qGote-CuDa,
centrifugal Bic SIC. do clayed 3sc. 45c. do,
covaao, SOC i6c do. Porto Rico. sc. 6sc. Deme-
rafa &c 4Sc.: Port SPAIN Sc &c Martinique, 40c.
4 46c. % test. fic. ; new orleans, COO. 75c.
NAVAL sToREsfhe market was generally quiet with
out material change In prices EOsi was tribe easier,
however strained clos 40 81 ~ - sales 2ll nhiS
sGn lr ana 'Tf 81 % SIS rs an 81 10 respectively,
aud so bbls good strained ~ 05 latter b. de-
livcred alongside ship. III sprts turpcntne transac
tons were moderate, but HE market closed nrm I'D
bbs sod, arrive per steamer ai t5at Tat; spot lois
closed with sellers See. ana BUYERS ct 800.
quet at s. 81 81 Tor Wilmington and 81 - 81 Sls
for washington.
PETROLEUM he market aulet hut nrm. We note
of LOO bills crude prompt delivery, ~ bssc At the
close sellers were hrm an b4c Refined hrm at ia
AT the close this agure there sellers tho hrst
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and lowest prices OF tue DAY =
ADVANCE AND DECLrN

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The changes since Saturdays closing prices are
bs iouows:-
MISUNDERSTANDING and LacEawana. *; Har-
lem, L; Panama, /; st. Paul. "a; District OF Column
bla bonds, ~; Erie In London, 4.
DECLNE.-Atlantic and Pacinc Telegraph, y;
Erie. =; Hannibal aud ~. Joseph, Il: Lake shore,
"a oItnwest common, =; ONO ana MISSISSIPPI
NJ Pacific Mai, Il; Rock Island, =; wabash. Ia;
Union Pacific, X: western Union, Il: Kansas
Northern, y; Missouri Pacific, x; gold, Is.
Tue stocks that remained stationary were New
York Central, O., G. and /. c., Kansas Pacific and
New Jersey Southern.
THE MONEY MARKET
to-day was without feature, call loans being made
on the basis Of "a per cent, with earlier and
exceptional transactions at per cent. CONNER
cial paper Is In request but not abundant. Idle
capital is thus forced to seek investment in sound
securities, or is employed to swell the volume or
speculation. IL Is estimated that the New YORK
banks now hold larger amount Of legal tenders
than they have done at any time this year. Foreign
exchange was quiet but strong: prime sterling
nominally ASS 49l; selling rates, ASIA a 4s7H
and Ag0A 490h; reicnmarks, 95 a 95S and 951f a
$50; cables, 9e16 prime Paris, 5.l45s 5.1lA.
The GOLD Market
All the transactions in gold to-day were made at
lis and 1853, which we're respectively the open
ing and closing prices. Gold loans were made nat
and at per cent Tor borrowing. the specie en-
gagements Tor tomorrow amount 70 S35O,ooO
OPERATIONS or THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
COLO balances...... Sl4gu III
Currency balances..... l,72g,su
1TOss ClcaTahCes 5OslssUUO
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges.
currency DaidHcea. 5,ffb3l4
GOLD exchanges. g,s39 lO3
Gold balances. ll1l,450
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed steady at the fol-
lowing quotations: States currency
SKIES, 1913 a l23A do. DO, 1851. registered. I2lat
l2lH; DO do, DO, coupon, 1875 1885,; DO. nye-
twenties, 1862. registered 1l6sl; do. DO, do cOu
pom, 1i6I a li6I4 do. 40, 1864, registered 117s
IFS; do DO, do, coupon, 117ss lis; DO.
do, 1865, registered, 1895 1i9%; DO. DO, do,
coupon, 1898 1l9a do do, do, new registered,
III l2l& 10. DO, DO, do, coupon. 1919 124i
40. do, 1867, registered, l21A 1872; do. do do,
coupon, I23 a 1881 DO. do., 1865, registered,
l22 al22ls; DO do. do. coupon, 123 q 1885,; 40.
1en-orues, registered, 1853 1883 40. do coupon,
1los ll1A; 40. DO, hves, 1851, registered,
tl5h ll524; DO DO, do, coupon, i5ls a ll5A.
TIE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advIces state that the rate or money on
The STOCK Exchange on government securities Is
pei cent Consols ana American securities were
buoJant Erie advanced rom 20 TO 25ls. Inc
cable news rom America is reported as having
exerted q favorable effect. Tie Bank oI England
gained on balance to-day 100000 bullion. Ihe dnal
quotations were as follows ;-Consols ior money.
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GALVESTON, May 3, lS7h
Cotton quiet middling l5Mc.; low mdling l4s4c
good ordinary, l4c Net receipts, 597 bales Exports
coasbwise, 50, Sales II. STOCK, il7j2.
XIV On MAJ
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL PRopucE MAaKKr.-LIvERPooL. May 81
Evening -Common rosin 5s. 3D. per cwt. fine do, lsa
LoEpoy PRODUCE MARREr.-LosDov May 2-Even-
ing.-Spirit turpentine, 29s I'd. 25s Ga. ncr cwL
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MISSOURI SLATE sTooKa

S~SSAA $500 @ANNRA
~ .sus and Ssa8S 5 az act emitted e.
to the purPoe q meeting ana paying me maturps
undsrsgned sand commis.loeers q the stas q MIS-
nor Of HE Stale Of Missouri 6s same 70 Os opened PUB
ey * e Navy Ri ts 20 ok q S 6a Bns
chase OF SO bonds q ne stoess q TINS state The bids
go per cent cent od sq % 1s IN each
so per cent Pound Sterling bonds as0 each
the pleasure Of the State Missouri after I'VE years
years said stocks have SEM annual coupons at
@ q y ana q sc Xii e
bonds % payable at the National Bank 81 Commerce
a9is q London hundred and sixty q these bonds
SAID bank on june 10 1875 and 90 to bear date july l.
sS ana to be delivered and paid Tor at sald bank on
bids reserved to the Governor ana FUND COMMISSIONER
IL % ne e rhec se
n gst e toeS ana have
Ths ~ PTepa ana interest when due
sent o. 'ho Governor JOS q 'h e. s'%1t thcER
THOMAS Si nSL GrsfsqTer COINS cara
JEFFERSON CITY Mo-. April s. 1873
NEW JERSEY MORTGAGES CAsHED BY A. D.
~ hELLICK, Jr, Bro. IL Pine street.
pAMPHLET-"HoW MONEY IS LOST AND MADE
L in Wan street, containing highest ana lowest
&c; ali Information about stock privileges cost and
aGaress q BAzp 5ss any
THRUST AND INSTITUTION FUNDS no LoAN-oN
l. approved Property, without bonus borrowers win
s'yS %e fnS m SSRSa0n
TINTED STATES 500 BoNDs ISSUED BY THE
10 ~ me 9r sqs Bam y BrdadwsS
THIS bank buys and sells all KINDS of Government
Bonds AZ price WITHOUT
WANrEp-A LOAN OF $500. .Foh WHICH
worth 5000 Aadress O.. box 100 Herald Office
rs AND 10 PER CENT CHOICE CITY BONDS AND
! other Al Investment Securities our speciality %
6r Seow Ds = DAa
stock Brokers ana Aucttoneers.
No 81 Pine street New York.
Sl.UUU nye years on unimproved real estate 10
are.s IoS usTsd brooE SrSRi Branch e ocs s'0'O
$500 TO Lo4NmTRSU nus FUNDS N SUNS
Westche2 Real Estate no bonus required G. T. VII
LIS Lancashire Insurance Company, ld broadway
S70O OOO 70 LoAN-oN BOND AND MORT.
rtyES0VX Frf ZINE s a@T'sSEes easnse
street B-rhesc being estate funds rome but prime
COPARTNERsHIPs.
roPARTNFRsnIP.- THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
OF general broseraSe commission business in Stocks
ana bombs under the firm name and style Of Marvin
No,,o~. " WILL Ill, M, H. t koRi L.ss,
NEW YORK, May |, 1875.
DISsoLUTTON OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PART
~ nership heretofore existing between the under
dissolved BY mutual consent The business OF inc late
firm Will he settled by John Connolly, at No i29 East
Eighteenth street. THOMAS HANLDN,
NEW YoRK, May 3 1875. JOHN CONNELLY
N. B.-The business heretofore conducted by the
above named firm will be carried BY the undersigned
JOHN CONNOLLY.
nTsSoLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIRM
u OF Rosenbaum 4 Bloom is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent. 5. q. ROSENBAUM.
NEW YoRK. May l. 1875 J. L. BLOOM.
THN FIRM or BARNEY G sTYLEs Is THIS DAY
4 dissolved by limitation GEORGE A. BARNEY,
MAY l. 1875 JOHN STYLES.
The undersigned have this day formed a copartncr-
ship, the purpose OF carrying the Painting Bust
ness, at q and ~ West Broadway.
JOHN STYLES
RANDOLPH CROMWELL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-06

Two HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
The Sheriff of Noble county, Ohio, offers
the above reward for one Charles Lloyd,
alias Ry. Jaro, colored, who escaped
from jail at Caldwell, in that county, on
the night of December Sd. He has been
convicted to the Ohio penitentiary. He
is described as being FIVE feet six inches
high, heavy set, weight one hundred and
soventy-fve pounds, one upper front
tooth out. and a crop off right ear. Two
hundred dollars will be paid for his APP
prehension and return to the Ohio peni-
Tertiary, or to A. c. Lawrence, Sheriff
of Noble county, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-06

FORTUNATE EscArE.-llenry Knoke,
and young son, who reside near the
Washington mill IN South Wheeling,
met with narrow escape from drown
ing on Saturday evening. Mr.. Knoke
was returning from Bellaire IN two
horse wagon, and while descending the
hill to the ferry boat, the horses became
unmanagcuble and plunged into the river,
the ferry boat being on the Virginia side.
The horses were drowned. Some men
being close byIat the time of the accident,
they rushed into the water and saved
Mr.. Knokc and his son.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-06

WHERE TO Buy CLoTHING.-One of
the best places to buy your winter cloth
ing in Wheeling Is at an establishment
that by iudicOus system of advertising
has made itself known throughout the
county. When we say this we mean
the Palace Clothing Hall of II. Frank,
As Twelfth street
There is probably not a farmer or citi
zen in the county, at least those who
read the county newspapers but have
noticed from week to week the lively and
persistent locals Of this firm. No matter
whether trade was dull or brisk, MIR.
Frank was determined to keep his name
before the public, and TO such course he
can Justly accord the fact of having built
up such Il business as reflects honor on
this house.
But while advertising will attract GUS
TONERS, it must rest with the advertiser
to sell his goods after parties have come
into the store-room. Frank never be-
lieved in advertising things that he new
er had, nor calculated to have. But
whenever he announced extra bargains,
they could always be had at his coun-
tiers To-day he offers special drives in
the following named articles:
Socks 5 cents pair.
UNDERsHIRTs, % cents each.
DRAWERS to match, ut same price.
BOYS OvEKCoATs, y %.
MEMS OvEKCoTs, 81 80.
CH!LDRENs' SUITS 50 80.
Odd Vests for Boys, 80 cents.
Jean Pants, 80 cents.
Lined Jeans, - cents.
And all other goons in proportion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-06

Our LATE CALAMTY.-ln speaking
of the destruction of the Washington
Hall by fire, IN this city, the Phil"del-
phia Press, in an editorial, says;
The telegraph announced destruc-
tive fire in Wheeling, W. Va, on Tues
day morning. The REGISTER Of that
city had the enterprise to issue an after
noon "eXtra, which comes to US with
full details of the calamity. 1t is worthy
of notice that the fire was discovered
by Mr.. George johns, formerly of
Philadelphia; and Mr.. j. G. Oliver, u
commercial traveller of this city, lost his
lite in a noble effort to stay the progress
Of the flames. Mr.. Oliver had seen ser
vice III our old Volunteer Fire Depart
mcnt, and was no stranger to the danger
of roaring flames and topping walls.
The light of his life went out in Il heroic
endeuvor to follow where he thought duty
pointed the way. The people of Wheel
ing showed their appreciation OF his ser
vices by kindly ministrations in his hours
of intense suffering.
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A SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT MORGAN
rowN.-On Thursday last, while Mr..
George Debold, of the firm Of Mackcy
X Debold, mIllers, was olling some Of
the heavy gearing of the mill, he lost
his balance and in falling his arm caught
in one of the large cog-wheels, crushing
it to jelly above the elbow. Regardless
OF his condition and suffering he stopped
the machinery by shutting of the water
walked home and laid down on the bed.
He then called his wife and informed her
of his condition. Physicians were At
once summoned and rs soon as possible
his arm WAS amputted At last accounts
he was doing as well as could be ex-
pcctcd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-06

a ROMANTIC MAKRIAGE-The keyscr
West Va) Tribune publishes an ac-
count of a wedding in Garrett county,
Md, which was celebrated in the woods,
near the residence of the bride, no one
being present except the contracting par
ties, the brides sister and the minister.
After the ceremony was over the minis
ter returned as he came, and the groom
accompanied the ladies to the house, spent
the evonlng and returned to his home rs
usual without exciting the slightest suspic-
ion of what had transpired, The prin-
cipals in the affair were Jacob Stullen-
barger, of Mineral county, West Vir-
ginia, and Miss Hester Harvc, of Gar
rctt county.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-06

DESIGN For A STATE FLAG.-Mrs.
Miller, wife of llr. Joe Miller, the Clerk
of the Senate, and Mrs. Gettinger, wife
of J. II. Gcltinger, member of the House
from Berkeley, have gotten up design
tor the State flag, which was submitted to
the Committee on Military Affairs, Sat
urday. The colors are green, white,
black, drab and blue stripes, with red
field. in which is the coat of arms Of
West Virginia in gilt. 1t will make II
handsome flag.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-06

THE MAYHEM FAMILY-Ioo More
.ArTests.-The Mayhem family have be-
come about us familiar to the readers OF
Wheeling papers as the Jennings tribe
to the people OF Wetzel Two Of the
Younger members of the family, named
respectively Henry and Wesley, were
arrested last evening by officers Junkins
and Bogard. The Maybcws were suS-
pected of being implicated in the
robbery of the store of Absolom Ridgely,
in West Liberty, which occurred few
nights since. The above officers went to
their house in North Wheeling, and find
ing them "at home" proceeded to put
them under arrest. The Mayhews didn't
appreciate the situation exactly, and they
refused to go without struggle. The
officers came oil victorious, and marched
their prisoners off to jail. Some of the
stolen goods were found in the house,
but the prisoners claimed to have come
by them honestly. They will probably
have hearing before some Of the justices
to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-06

HARRiGAN e HART.-Thcse famous
artists. the original "Mulligan Guards,
with fun dramatic company, will
open three nights engagement
in this city, at the Opera House.
commencing this evening. 1t is
unnecessary TO say anything about Har-
risan N Hart, rs everybody has heard
of diem and their world-renowncd mu.
steal sketches. They have been here
before, and they drew immense audi
ences I'm this engagement they will
present. for the first time in Wheeling,
the wonderful drama, written expressly
for them. entitled, THE DOYLE Brothers"
in which the gallant Goth Of New
York will appear. 1t is cram full of the
most laughablc things and mirth proyOk-
ing situations, the like Of which has never
before been presented to an audience in
this city. 1t has crowded the theatres of
the east, every night for months, and re-
ceved the highest commentator from
the press. We expect to see the Opera
House filled to its utmost capacity to-
night. Reserved seats can be procured
at the Music Store Of Adams & Lucas
Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-06

CHRISTMAS BAZAAR-A Ncunausen,
the wel-known Market street coniec-
toner left for the East Yesterday topur-
chase his stock OF novelties for his Christ
mas Bazaar. The Bazaar will be in his
Assembly rooms, over the store, and his
attractions of toys and Christmas pres
cnts will be the largest and finest in the
city.
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4 NUIsANCE.-Att the entertainments
at our halls, nightly, it is the custom
with many people to leave the house be-
fore the curtain falls. AT the close OF
the last act of u play, very often, the key
to the whole drama is discovered ard de
yeloped. but when the audience is lis
tening attentively TO every word, and
is watching every movement OF the
dromotis psrs0he, II stampede takes place
from the reserved seats and galleries
While the characters are grouped upon
the stage and speaking what may be
/ called the epilogue, men rise up suddenly
all over the house, pull on their overcoats
and rush frantically for the door, as if
! the house was on fire. This causes a
rustling and shutting of feet; people
stand up in front of you, obstructlng a
view of the stage, the doors are slammed
and the voices OF the actors cannot
be heard. By keeping your seat
for about three minutes until the cur
tain falls all this annoyance would
be avoided. Such rudeness and impoitc-
ness should be dispensed with if possible
by those who seem so anxious to leave
But too often their anxiety TO leave leaves
them on the stairway outside, where they
stop and stare at the ladies as they come
down. So great has this annoyance and
nuisance become that it is not unusual to
hear a general hiss all over the house
when the stampeders arise and break for
the doors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-06

THE elegant and debiitating fashion
of high-hecled shoes for ladies is com
ing in again. This heel has done much
service to society by killing oil more
foolish virgins and other kinds of women
than all other mortuary causes of the
country combined. Those who wore it
and survived are so much used up that
they'll never trouble any one long. We
hail this revived invention of the Great
American Fool killer and Undertaker's
best friend with perfect upheval of de-
light and satisfaction
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-06

The plan and drawing Of the new
building to be erected by the Peoples
Bank, for il use, at the corner Of 18th
and Main streets, is on exhibition IN
NicolIs window, under the Mcclure
House. 1t will be fine building. The
architects are Messrs Howard n Bro.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-06

PoSTAL.-A new postotlice is cStab-
li>hcd nj Mount Harmony, Marion
county, West Virginia, on the route from
Fairmont and Morgantown, between
Palestine and White Day, with Matilda
b. b. Merriteld as postmaster
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-06

LEGISLATORS and every other one take
notice. After your heavy days work is
done, come to my oyster parlor and enjoy
Il stew or fry, which guarantee to be first
class in every respect.
The most comfortable and elegant
place for dinners, parties, and private
meeting in this city, is at the Assembly
Hall of A NEUHAUsYN.
h l2Zl Market street.
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ARRIVAL OF Coxvlcrs.-The Sheriff

ARRIVAL or CoNvICTS-The Sheriff
of Kanawha county arrived Friday night
with the following prisoners for the Pen
itentiary, convicted at the last term of
the Circuit Court: John Lewis, colored,
sentenced to two years imprisonment
for larceny; VIM. Rogers, burglary at
three years; Hczekiah Rice,
colorcd, attempted inianticIde, one year;
Robert Gwyun, colored, for murderous
assault. five years
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wear.
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BiG SuIr-Jercmiah Mylcs, who was
seriously injured few weeks ago, by
jumping from the street cars to escape
from an officer who had him under ar
rest, has entered SUIT against +. NJ
Davis, City Sergeant, and Edward Mar
tin, the deputy who had Myles in charge,
in the County Court, for $4,000
damages.