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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 27.-Ahby II. and sue
DOod 10 anu 10 years OF age drowned ~ tho anE
E.yor at Ecao Bah. Mass. yesterday. wbhO ia'i--s
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LAKE And RIVER DISASTERS.
A LAKE PROPELLER INSTANTLY SUNK AND
ELEVEN LIVES LOST.

LAKE PROPELLER INSTANTLY SUNK AND
ELEVEN LIVES LOST
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Aug. 27.-The pro-
heller Comet colliIed with the Canadian steamer Mani
to, OF Beattys Line, last evening, near While fish
Point or Lako-5uperior The Comet sunk instantly ana
eleven OF the people upon her drowned Ten were
,,cd The Manitoba brought the survivors back here
arriving an . ociocli this morning. The names OF the
sav,J ar, ms follows: Francis DuyOt OF Cleveland cap
ram. John Gore OF Troy, n. u, first mate; Wm H.
weaver OF Cleveland second mate; James Rafferty, ana
Icopod smith wheesncn: John scott, LOOKOUT; Cnas'
1ounnr noii,.r: Thomas Murphy and Peter Handlon,
,ocE hands also colorcd fireman name nnkhown WI
nony It's ,.rov ned BaDey and Brown, nst ana sec
and enginecr. aud nine others whose n.mes are
,nknown The Comet was owned by Hart ~ 60. OF
SIoyeud Her valuation the underwriters register
was $4,000. The amount Of the insurance Is not known
here.
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On Interest 10 Advertiser

1t will he seon that the American News Company oolsn
considerably more TRIB Ms than did Worlds aud Times put
together and that News Company also bougnt
more TRgIygs than did Worlds and Times put together
This about average comparison Of tie relative pur
chases for past There has been 10 time this
wear in which tho daily circulation OF rnI TRIBUNE was not
equal to combined daily calculations OF The World and
Times in which semiweeky circulation was not quad
rpe tho combined iweokly calculations OF The Wo5d
and TIMES and which its weekly circulation was not out OF
night ahead OF the combined weekly Calculations Of The World
and Taes 10Th Of April two Of the best known al
ver,sng agents the country prepared the following card
tho undersigned hayo examined the books II ThE Tms
Uyg tho Foreman fits Press ROOM tho daily reports etc.
and arc entirely Satisfied and do certify thai tho entire crcI
lzton Of THE DAILY for the month Of March vS
l2JlG25 complete copies making acreage daily eifeua
ton for tho Of and that the entire circulation
o, THE DAILY for the month Of April up TO and In
GLIDING this day i57 $50 complete copies making me
qr,ycqe daily circulation for mouth Of April thus far
50,SGS complete copies. = NJ PEIfhN"iLs
Nee York, April 10, 1875 HEMAN BURR
The figures above gwen remained sngaAry stable through
out the past average daily circulation Of IHs
TRIBUNE the whole month WAS so, It's.
The foosng extract from tho official report OF the Post
master OF the City Of New Nork 10 the Postmaster General
giving postage paid BY each paper IN the mouth
of January 1915 It's regular editions cent from hs New
YORK Post its regular subscribers further Illustrates
the relative CALCULATIONS:
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ADMIRAL WOHDEN,s SQUADRON.
GRAND RECEPTION AND BANQUET on BOARD TIE
FG,NKLiN-A BRILLIANT ASSEMBIAGE PRESENT
-MoyLMFNrs OF 1IIs WAR STEAMERS.

GRAND RECEPTION AND BANQUET on BOARD THE
rG,NkILN-A BRILLIANT AssEMBLAGE rHESENr
-MOvLMENTs o. 1HE WAR STEAMERS.
SOUTHAMPTON, Friday, Aug. q. 1879
Admiral WOrdcn and the officers OF the
three Alcri vessels In this harDor recipr"caeh
the hospitality recently extended to them by option
and banquet on beard the nagshp Franklin this after
noon 10 their late entertainers The shN was handsomely
decorated The banquet was enliyencd by music from
bands of the ect ana after tie refreshments dancing
followed The entertainment wa the most brilliant ever
witnessed in tho waters OF southampton Elghs
hundred guests were present, aIhong whom were Com
,uodorc Co,nmefel the Right Hon. W. Cowper Temple.
mcnb,r of the House Commons for South Hampshire
the members for stafford. The M.yor and principal
officers the CITY Government. and large number of
Tie prominent citizens o. southampton.
Tho Junih;a sails on Saturday for Lisbon the Alaska
for Iiavrc and tho Franklin on Monday for Gibraltar
SETTLEMENT OF TIE DIFFICULTY WITH
TRlpOIJ.
Az Apology MADE 10 TIE CuNSUI,-EMBARnASSiNG
pOsIiIaY oF Thai OFFICIAL hE PUEPosR-
LEAVING.
MALTA, Friday, Aug 81 1870.
The United States steamer Hartford left
Trnoli Yesterday arrived at Malta this evening and
,roceodcd TO Mcmel on Ter way hoineward Tie
difficulty between tho American Consul ana
the Trpolitans Wal, settled Thuaslay. an apology
having been maze TO the Consul In accordance
with orders from the Porte. Nevertheless,
The NATTER which originated i'll some scancn
entering tho Consuo garden Tor matches
ia considered undiped and patry. The American Con
sui is isolated his colleagues, except the Dutch and
Belgian Consuls. Ho IL lkewis, unnecessarily alarmed,
ana intended starting for Mata IN the Congress on FRIDAY
evening.
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Those who CoLoS Once In the Cooper
Institute 0f two hings ls " suffer no ID ~
g0 away ~ well ~ they oane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

BUFFALO. n. T., Aug. 27.-The large four
,nastei steamship Persian from Chicago TO Buffalo, laden
with So bashes OF and 5000 bushels OF wheat
WAS reported Burning rapidly 10 miles east OF Long
Point Lake Erie last night She will probably be total
lo,s the Grain Is insured, but there IL no Insurance on
tho hull Messrs. Wnsow, the owners, do not insure
their vessels halls 100 .oo -, g.,
L,rrE-The Propeller Persian cost 1925 900 when she
came ont lat August, AMI was Quit ~ Messrs Quyie
A Murphy OF Cleveland. She was or 90 tons Nsla-.
Flint vita Vt III men.
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SCHEDULE or ARCHIBALD BAXTER co.
Dwight johnson, assignee of Archibald
.a.tcr co. OF No. II broadway. who suspended some
, -,nco 0lod q schedule or the liabilities aud assets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

Dpiu .r. All
,rninV m the left made the circuit Ot the HELD Minnie
.tr hing neck AMI neck with him ~ HE bars,
Iinonstonn third. Eud Tom fourth, and Worlike bth
5iiunie Nc preceded Dcadhcad two lengths at the
water lump which was made In me style.
Moonstor third ard well NJ, snd BIND Tom
fouriI Daldhead recovered his position In the van at
The clubhouse ILL., and held II round the field second
time la tlc bars MoonsOn" wrescd second place
frnn Minnie Nc, and Il close race with Deadhead
over the stone wall and toe water luinp. which Bhnh
Tam refused 10 take. Dcadhcad still held moderate
advantage the horses doubled on iner course ana
c,nc bacS TO the clubhouse wall, with MOonsfOnc de-
t,iueJ moi TO bc shasen of Moonsone was half
9TH behind at the last hurdle The horses labored
.viy To t,r wirr which Dradrac reached length III
advance OF yiooustUua Ia 5:i6h; Mlnnle Nc thrd.
Siutual pool tcAets DeadIcal brought - 80.
TO-DiY'S RACES
This /, the closing day Of the Monmouth extra meeting
for which an extra programme, comprising FIVE entries
has been provided. The frat VIII 'e handicap race OF
to and "A ter miles Tor purse OF $50; $500 TO the
winner and 800 to the second horse This VIII he iol
Iowed hy race gentlemen riders Then there VIII be
a mile dash for consolation purse OF $500 100 TO tnr
Ir, hors. aud 80 10 the second The fourth event WIN
be heal race OF two miles Tor 5000; Sioo 70 tie nihG
Ior. and 800 to The second, AMI the days sDolt VIII
close with q hurdle-r oi two ANA quarter hies'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
Sutrial Notices.

qnline.-For Neuralgia Headache, Toothachc
&c. 'Is gcOd. As4 your druggist iof 1T
Mira. Wlrsi0ws Soothing Syrup, for children teefhng
sOftsns gus, alsys all pam. ahd cures wlnd conc
cid Hard sosp.
This ia what the econo1ic want ann VIA .hey car @
n PYLE'S y and which viii prove ltS uuuJ Guy ooA
and zee sold by gr,cers generally.
C,arets and Sautcrnes.- From 81 so good sound wpe
To 80 pT case incia,ng Barton ceus,lers Cfuse rh
H. Is. KIRK & Co, 81 futonst
Established 1853.
Po.,.tDa,.c No,ire.-The MAILS FOR EUROPE TOR the
week ending sATU RDAY Avg ~ ls'5 VIII close ~ IN, a
ornce M iOlows On TUESDAY ~ a. M; on WEDNhs
DAY &c q 30 - m; THURSDAY ~ 1880 u H. aid on
= Irui.pnV At IL 80 a M Il. L. JAMES, y. NJ
Advertisers do, ring TO gain the attention AMI pa
trouzce oil FARMERS Gnd Mill find The
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective me-
dum IL now reaches and those Of better
.ls.s than any other weekly paper published Advertise
men,s 10 secure proper classification should bs handed IN on
or before Monday Of tho week OF issue.
by Albert II. Nicoiay & Co.. Anctioneers,
Once, NJ. AZ Plne-t
THURSDAY, SEPT =. -,
at I2i2 o'clock p M, at tho Exchange S"es'"'m ~" ia
Broadway. =. su.prx
sofiTHrRN OIL works OF MEMPHis, TENN, 80
each
The Ms,cs Warner, authors Of the "Wide. Wide WoGld
"opeechy" "The Fourth Watch" and many other works
highly esteemed by the Christian community will furnish
tae, entitled "WYCH HAZEL" for THE NETWORK WIT
NESS which will appear serialy, beginning with September.
in the daily and weekly editions THE DAILY WIrNEsSh
81 a wear or 81 a quarter; THE WEEKLY WITHEss,
81 20 year. OF 80 cents per quarter Specimen sent on
application .u
In this and other cities THE NETWORK DAILY W.T.
NESS nay he regularly by ordering oi0 any ne"s
man. Price . cents.
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sISKiyC or EIGHTLEs BOATS AT ISLAND NO. 10.
Clro, H., Aug. 27.-Tho tow-boat Smoky
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
LONG BRANCH RACES.

LONH BISANCH KAOEos
SECOND DAY OF THE EXTRA MONMOUTH PARK
MREIING-ASE EXCITING DAYS sPoRT-rHEPAVoR-
iTEs BEATEN IN TWO CONTEsTs-sPINDRiFr.
DONNyBROOE, BURdOO, AND DEADHEAD THE
WINNERS.
The Long Branch races were not quite as
well attended yesterday Thursday hut the sport
was exciting and the betting very spirited. The VIC
tories again equally divided between the favorltes
and the field Largo sums OF money changed hands on
the result Of the mile heats, In which Spndrf was van
pushed for the first time this meeting after prolonged
and uncertain contest. The first event was handicap
for purse of $780, $500 to the winner. and $50 to
the second horse for all ages. mile and quarter
Spindrift was the favorte. Tho pools were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

A-Neura,qiune.-ForN Neuralgia, Headache, Toothsche
&c. 'Ils good As your druggist Tor 1T
1Irs. Wirs0w's Soothing syrup, for children teehins
softsns the gums aays all pam, and cures vino cone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28

rost.tDs,cc Notire.-Tbe MAILS FOR EUROPE Tor tho
week ending sATU RDAY Avg s 1873. viii close a. this
orc. IVA follows: TUESDAY ~ a. M; on WEDNEs'
DAY az $50 u. m; THURSDAY ~ 1880 H. and on
ATIi 4. ~ AZ ID 30 a N Z. !. JAMES, r. NJ
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NEIGIIHUHIIOOD NEwh



An improvement that has '"hs Dec"
needed IN Bellnire. IT, at lnat even 10 be
rcpliked We ullddu 10 the erection Of II
,t.-l. u,u.. Il, Il C,ozi.r one Of
- .-..-......-. It.
oo' '''''' '''''' '''''S ~''''o
II building In The First ward, Tor That
purpo.c the first section Of which he
.n.,.,..t..... ..,,ni.,aJ ord :, uso
,.;,ti. ,o.. ,u.o,., MIA ,,o.;on rou, !,
''''' -. :,
progress oi erection Is MY ieet IN oreSath
oy one huhurea IN leh3Eh' anu tAe Ouilu
ing VIII DC suL!cIeht!y c'miHodlouS "hen
c'"ip.et"'' we wish our iTieha DICK
success, Auahcia'iy ~ TINS enterprise.
Auoyg the Eyuser oE inDroCernents
in rrogrc., In our town. We notice that
orr rrinrr-.sl.y friend : + Hyers the
BnIrunr, t,-,n. tl,. and .ros dealer has.
broken ground al .,,riry Gle pressa, Pc.
lIcuce I'D prap,ses rrar,,ny another
buildI,o asa duaf!,rg and bu. rne.s room
that wi. not -ufY.r III comparison with
the fine building, in that locality.
rr.. r..:,.,.,. nail ,..i, -. -. Hs'.t.
-,a-a -. OK. L..J ,,,,, ha.a -, : .,o f., !,
wn. ob.Y, three hour. Iste lat egea.ng.
in cor..glarcc Of an accident N q peach
t-gir ~. 10 extra. which va, DUMPED al.
.r,'s,r C.,.r,..,L ..a,i,n
I'm. ..,.i.,- :. ,,,-.,..l,, ,o,-.d Of,
,.-.,." 49, t.,' 49,, t.rg.nb., 80 f., g,,Ir bn
-,,'. n,.J,l.r, ~, a., ~, TIA ..c,r5
j.. a,' Wv. i'",',,''' &" N"'' va Inv ''''''.'
...'''' VI ~. ''D'''
The ip.o"ing D. condensed report 'i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-18
EDUCATIONAL
Wheeling Female Collie

THIS INSTITUTION WHICH
L been in successful operation .
last twenty-five years, wi! r-...
Tuesdsy, September 7th. ur.
management VI Mas y. Taylor. b..
York.
Miss Taylor brings 10 the lns,.,--
experience OF over twenty years,
ceslul Principal OF Young LOI.es' =
ries, East.
The course OF study IS ex,cr,.~
thorough, embracing all the braucI
solid and ornamental education.
To young ladies who coup'pr.. '...
lar Collegiate course, and sustain ..
Die examinations the Diploma. .
stituliOn Will be given. an. a.. ....
who become proficient 40 O..
Foreign Language, ana Fuuu s.
receive n Gold Medal, the u.ga.,.
the institution.
The Principal will be- a.,.>r.. .,
corps OF compel ~ and ,NG..
lessons and Teachers.
For terms or lur'nrr inform .
dress MISS s. IE-
All business coMmUu.catl... .
auggp SAM Fl. IAN-In
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WAYNEsBURG AND WASHlNGroN
RAILRoAp.-A Pittsburgh man has been
awarded the contract for furnishing Tn"
remainder of the cross ties for the
Waynesburg and Washington Railroad
some $1,000 in number. Wayncsburg
holds half of the capital stock in the
ROAD. while Washington has less than ten
thousand dollars invested. Work Is pro-
crossing rapidly this fine weather, and
grading being pushed forward much
more rapidly than before. Something
near two hundred hands are now en-
ployed, and the number is constantly in
creasins. The Ely cut will be finished
in few days, and we are informed that
the West Union cut will be completed
this week. 1t is an cxhilrating sight 10
see the turf being showed around in such
an energetic way --PsttsjiUgh telegraph.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-18

PERsoNAL.-Ths wife of Rev. ID. W.
Fisher who was reported dangerously i'll
a, Ravenswood, in this State, ID convat-
escent.
When you see u man whose nose Is
thick. and big, and fat:ened toward the
end, in front, set him down for pattern
of seif-sstistaction.
Fourth Governor Pat DALEY, has been
employed to kill all book agents ond ped
dlers that put In an appearance at the
State House
Mr. Charming NJ. Smith, EDITOR and
proprietor of S"dth's inter, published nj
Petersburg, Is in the city. He will re-
main three or tour days.
If Mr.. Koonhardt would only have
the crossing on Market street, opposite
the REGISTER office, repaired, we
wouldn't say anything bad about HIN
Tor week.
Whenever Sylvis, Of the Second
Bran ch commences to write resolution
it requires three other members constantly
roplenishing pens with ink to keep h'm
supplied.
Our friends Sylvis and Myles, members
Of the Second Branch OF Council, are
writing a book on the construction o.
sewers, which they intend to dedicate II
10 City Council. 1t will be compre
hen.iye and voluminous work.
S. p. Hildrcth, Esq, member OF the
Second Branch from the Seventh Ward
cent in hls resignation to that body last
night, which was accepted. MIR. I'LL
dre,h was chairman Of the committee Oh
Finance, and was one OF the most ell
Client members in the Branch. HIS los,
will be seriously felt.
The Rev. Mr.. Halsteud, Of the "''H''
9e"e>'' Is i""u "''"",' ~. ''r aI Dad,
committee sent - ''''',''''
mon" i"F u'S''''1 ''S',''
did not invite him. The consequence Is
bc h,. refused TO lead in PRAYER at any o!
,.-..,...,....;.o. ,l,, L.,,c r.c,rtl,
the Fc''S'ouS 'N'' ''',' '",'' ''''
been held at MoundsvlIlc.
Sisters BorgIn, Lawrence, Patrich
, uI;,,t,,h c,riz.o, and .ln.rph
'o''''"''' ''',''''' ~ ~. -.
Of the st. Joseph SiNterhoou 81 '"'' Guy
departed yesterday afternoon on the
S,,,. A,J.. for Charleston. where
''''"''''' NJ,
they VIII take charge 81 " ''''o''
will be absent during the next ten
months
,,..,. IT,, n.r, ,,.,..ord
MeS'rS' i'"''I '"''' pa
advance agent Of Van Am'"TS mo-"
and Ben Crosby, accompanied By eight
u,Cr.,,
u 'ch AsS's''''''''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-18

ISCoRroRATEp.-The Secretary OF
State yesterday issued the following GER
tlfcato Of incorporation:
10 the &c. =. Brown Boat Club, for
the purpose of owning boats, i"rS"s,
boat houses, and encouraging the com
petition of speed in boating, which cor
poration shall have its principal office
or place Of. BUSINESS IN Wheeling ONO
county, ". Va, and is TO expire
on the sixth day OF August, 1898. And
Tor the purpose OF forming tn" said or
poration we have subscribed the sum 81
1925 90 to the capital thereof, and have
pad in the sum OF twenty-five dollars,
with the privilege of increasing tie said
capital bv sa'es of additional shares
from time TO time, TO two thousand dol
lars. The capital 50 subscribed Is divided
into shares of twenty-five dollars each
and i.beld by the undersigned.
Charlie, Miller, j. {. Adams, John II.
Severing, James Barr and 7. ". Doyle
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-18
DEATH OF A WELL Known GEEMA:

DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN GERMAN.
Samuel Ochsenbein, one Of the oldest
butchers that has been in attendance nj
our markets and noted for the fine quail
ity Of mutton he always provided our
citizens with, died suddenly NJ
his residence, at Kcnsey's Mills
Yesterday. He complained OF
feeling unwell after rising yesterday
morning, and he concluded to g back t.
bed. After lying down he expired in a
short time without speaking word. H.
had been in poor health for the past two
wears. but his sudden death was uneX-
pected. He was member Of the Ma
sonic fraternity, and was known " an
unlnching Democrat.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-18
500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and Secondhand, Of First-cla,s
Makers. VIII be- sold a. low Prices Tor cash,
or on Iustallmruts, or tor tent, IN CITY or
Country, during these hard times and the
Holidays. by HORACE WATERS Il son,
~ Broadway. than ever before offered Iu
New York. Agents wanted 10 sell Waters
New Scale Pianos, and Concerto organs,
illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Great IN
ducem6nts 10 the Trade. y large discount
o Teachers, Ministers, Churches, Loa-e-,
chOO.s. etc. "''--n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-18

TuE boy, are rlc!uily looking forward
I'd ltp close %, the summer vacation.
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ADvERTISISG.-The Toledo CoD"'cr-
cia' in speaking of advertising wisely
says: III your goods have special sea-
sons, build up trade for them when o"t
of season; and that reputation will
largely aid your sales when 'be season
arrives for putting them into the market
II mo pent-up' season limits the demand
for your wares, it is clear that there i no
time when you can judiclously withdraw
from the public eye your announce
ment."
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TAKE notice that for ten days only, j.
Fox 81 Co., will show the public, the low
eel prices in clothing and Gents furnish
ing goods ever before heard OF, in order
10 make room for our extensive tal!
stock Besure and hitthe right place, j.
Fo1 * Co, 81 18th street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-18
st. Joseph S Academy

IN CHARGE OF THE SISTERS
l. Joseph, cor. Foug,,au.l Il b.. ..
The patrons o! this Institute.
formed int l;S duties Nl.. ... ...
the first Monday !u ~.pl.. .
commencement or this. BIS
Of successful oprTIt!uu..t l~..
say more than that tLy~a.4... ...
over the pupils, and ,Nae..r-- DID,. r..
StructiOn that has hitherto .....
the school, Will StIll bu Ua.... ...
rents are earnestly T,.I r..... r........
C'!ldrrn puuctUa.! o.. '... ....
classes, To pupils o' 'i-rut. r.
no extra charge = made ... .......
in that language.
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The question is every day asked why
is it that j. Fox & Co, &c 18th street, can
sell the best made clothing for men, boys
and youths wear, for less money than any
other house in this ety. We manutac-
ture our own clothing and buy and sell
for cash. which enables us to sell cheaper
than any other clothing house IN this
city. Remember the place, j. Fox X Co,
81 18th street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-18

IMPORTANT NOTICE. Fox y Co.,
are determined to force the sale OF their
entire stock Of fine Ready Made Clothing
for Men, Boy and Youths ware, by the
immense reduction in prices. Come and
500 ~. wa mean business. and be- conyInc-
GI .. these iar., j. Fox X Co,
81 Eth street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-18

We dropped in last evening ut Il
Twelfth street, and witnessed the sale of
Chromos and Paintings. going At r.
markablv low figures. Quite number
were sold, and gave general satisfaction
Mr.. Mitchell informed US that new lot
would certainly arrive to-day, and be
offered at public auction at lOA. NJ. , r.
NJ. and P.M
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PLUM BEERS.
-orrscr rfAuopY INSURANCE. Co.

Nh-,l.ug, ". Va, April >, $50.
ri,rrf. CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Comp ny OF WHICH,
m. rNrlr,' Npril !, 1879, aud lis uneNr.'-
FL lire bus. neS- has been rrinsured by Inc
Peabody Insurance Company OF Nh1''-
M " Va. rs shown nv the Resolution
an '...g. feat, ann Ned hereto. All claims
for loss or damage shat may occur afier e
O'Clock NJ. Agril !, l>75, under any m"
money ISSUED hv the Fire and Marine IN
suraucc Company, and in force, WI he
.,',,n.,rl and settled by the Peabody IN
>Uraucr COZ Many.
J. V. l.. RODGERS,
Secretary.
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ST. LOUISLAW SCEOO

Law Department o' Was. .....
University
The regular annual team ul 'N..
school VIII open on W'duCShaN 100
q. 18Th. 1870. Fun course. iwn '..
months each. students nHH....
Senior Class. on examination, H.
ton on or b" ore October l-.'E.
$50 hg~t year, So second '...
use OF Library. For particular.
-. VI. STEW AE1. h.auui IrN
iyg1cOdSb 10 y. IAIa ~...-...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-18

SPECIAL NOTICE - TIE LAUIES.-L
V. Blond j., now selling f.. {. BurL's
celebrated make of ladies Button Shoes
at 81 50. which have been selling hereto
ore ri from - to s..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-18
makirrthen fatal

!. Fox X Co, have the largest and
NOS; complete assortment of Gents Fur
uishing Goods. and sell them % per cent
lower than any other house in the city Of
Wheeling. To be convinced Of tins fact
call and see for yourselves At 81 18th
street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-18

FALL FROM \ PEEcH-A little son Of
Mayor Sweeney fell from porch some
dr-urc, below, Yesterday afternoon,
cutting his head quite severely.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-18

CLOSING out sale of misses and chill
dreEs' colJred shoes for the next ten days
at l.. Y. BLoNDS,
1885 Main St.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-18

THE jury has agreed THAT j. W. Fer
rel Is selling out dry good, and carpet
away below cost. Go and Sc" for your
self
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-18
ECLECTIC INSTIIg-.
1872 MADISON 81.
BALTI AZ . -

MRS. LETITIA TYLER ~lE
VI Principal.
This school viii open I'm of Sop
and close 18th Ol June. Fu''.~'.
Mathematics. Latin, fr.lc.. n.
Italian and spanish, Dawn
and Dancing, tuught Toy W'-.
gorS and Teachers. Also u,Y'l..
simplicity in dress, with mu
pIi"ly In department.
B5-For Circulars .upI! FOB !....
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