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SAILED.

Steamers Algeria Orr, Liverpool; Leo, Savannah !;
South CAROLINA Charleston; sh Ips samuel Reed, long
Kong Isahc Webb, Liverpool: Cuwater san Francisco;
barks Iancoot (Br Cork Falmouth Albaross (Nor),
do do; 30 aide G orr do do; candida ItaD, do
Or do; Eqmance (sr London ilafrsfSTd nor: Yoko:
brgs cbaldna (3rl Genoa; A Pitts (Br). Bermuda !;
San Glacoma utaD, Salonica; Arcangeo dtaD. Mar.
settles; Premier (brJ Cork Falmouth scnr Nellie
Sawyer, ST MarttaS
Also sailed, barks q Reed, for Dunkirk Henrietta
Ger) Bremen; Golden Fleece (Br) Barbados: Emma
LBri, Antwerp; Norena, Nuevitas; brig Pettngil.
Glasgow
Wind at sunset s, light
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1nsCELLANEOUs,


A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER,
n ont states; legal everywhere: desertion &C. auc
fcent cause; 10 publicity required no charge un,it
divorce granted, advice free.
81. House, Attorney, 1875 Broadway
A BsoLUiE DfYOGCEs OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
~ ent states for numerous causes No publicity
IL sll everywhere. Terms satisfactory. FKEDEffCK
l. KING, Lawyer and Notary public, 3(3 Broadway
Residence Office Eighth street.
T'HOMAs r. AGNEw-THE GREAT NEW YORB
grocer, 80 Vesey street. EVERYBODY should cal ans
snt baranlns. ~ Vnaav Streei
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BELOW.

Bark Ceres Cswe), Naesman, from Maceio April so
via Hampton Roads.
BARK Erba, from Havana July 10, to James Ward
Co.
Brig Mary Rowland. Lawton, from Old Harboa, ia,
July z, TO Swan sOn.
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yideo, June 10 lat n - lon WI had experienced
rough weather from Florida.
vessel showing sigma, JLHP. steering Z. April g. on
Cape Horn.
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Gentle PurringI Of Republican Assembly
man and Liberal Ex-senator.

A LAME AND MPOTENT CONCLUSION.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

On after August Is, 1878 light will be shown
from the lighthouse at zoos Marsh York Kiver.
The light will be white and fixed. The umi ang
paratus is catadioptric the NTH order and Lights HG
deg OF the horizon According calcul tions that have
been made, The light 10 clear tber and from tue
deck of vessel 10 feet above water be at dis
lance of ii miles. The tower is the top of The
keepers dwelling, and Is painted white. The approx
innate position of the new lighthouse, taken from the
coast survey charts follows LAT 81 IA ~ Ion 76 20
W. he magnetic bearings and distane es from prom
inent points fOllows-New Point Comfort Zig t.
NE x h. about SO NAUTICAL miles YORK spit light, = by
q s, about 81 naurlcal mes steamboat wharf, York
town, 5M nautical miles.
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p AL.

A New Drifting of the Lib
eral Republican Party.
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FHE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE At SARATOGA
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sdii& Destination.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIL
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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Ior1srANA-rrknp LIcnr At LAKE roNcnAnrnArr.

LOU1stANA-TfXBD LIGHT At LAKE PoHCHARTRAfN
After Aug 1877, light will he shown from the light
house recently erected at Point herbes
ight will be fixed red. The plane Is 80 feet
above the ground aud 40 eet above mean low water.
The light shouid be seen in clear weather from the
deck Of vessel - feet above the sea, liz nautical
miles. he approximate position OF the lighthouse.
taken from the survey charts Is t0owsLSt30 %
Ion 81 81 w.
Magnetic bearings and distances OF prominent objects
are IS folows:-West Rigolets Light ENE, nautical
miles
The Netherlands Legation In Washington furnishes
the following communications
Since the lst OF July last the pay Of beaconsge tom
and Iht house fees has boon abolished In all
OF the Netherlands by the law Of June 3, 1873 Cnnl
thar time these duties amounted according TO countries
destin alton. arrival 10 50 Us, and Saline
50 "a per Netherlands ton consequently by this The
has the benefit OF saving the considerable amount
OF 81 II per Netheran1s ton iho Netherlands govern
ment tends to Introduce with the LIST OF
the gauginR regulations OF Moorsom and the "rcges
jaugeagsp VI the International Commission Of Constan
tinople."
ST CATnARrEEs CBraZn, June 21-The Brazilian Minis.
try Of Marine announces that cy ndrical buoy has
been placed In l. feet water the POntal Rock 1870
fAthos the place Of the wreck OF the brig Polo
having % feet Of water In the intermediate channel
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SPOKEN

sclI Lolps E.oA piAres. HOn FsrnAnalna for SoPn.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Wind at sunset s, light
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMusEMEETs-EIGHr PAGF--Fih and sixth columns.
SS;SlfIh9oLs3nGy7TwrI lI9.s sns m PAqrzFiih column.
BOARDERs wANTED-ElcHTn PGeE-First and second
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-Eenru PAcr-sec
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NrS1u PAGE
BysESEss F1arsah rsfE column
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NINTH PAeE-First
CLERKS AID sALEsMEN-TwrLFru PAcE-Thrd and
CI.oTMiXG-YlSTa PAer-Fourth column
CoAChhEN AND GARDENERs-TwELFrH PAcE-Fourth
coAsTWIsE H sTEAMsI1ps-Nrsrn rAcr-Fnh and Sixth
G9gSTEy SgSTSS rAeszs column
bSY bWEH Gsa RI E% famg
EURoPEAN sTEANsHIFS-SISIH P4eE-Fourti and
KxcURsIo Ns"Nisru PAor-sixth column.
9R Ro5%s ESb ApRSTTTSrs efTTS 70 LET
INV, METH ,ra PAGE-sesond third and fourth columns.
col
HELP PnV WANTED ED-rEMALEs-rwr1rru PAGE Second
HELL wXSSrEp-MALEs- TWELFTH -PAcr-Fifth column
HORSES CARRIAGES, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Second, third
fourth and fifth columns.
HOUSES ROOMS, &c, WXSTED-TwrLrrH PAcr-si1th
ESsT ES say column
MARBE pSar column
XS6 column
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsEMENTs-TrNr PAGE
Sixth column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sixth column.
MuSICAI-FFTu PAGE-Sixth column.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-SXth column
pERSONAI4-FIRsT PAGK-First column.
PIANOFoRrES, ORGANS &C.-FTTH PAGE-Sixth col
F2sT SgIGE Ss
6F Or r cY FOX SALE OR
REAL EEshSFG EsTE II ESss' col
REAL ESTATE WANTED-NISTH PAGE-Second column
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
SALES AT AUCTION-EICuru PAGE-Thrd and fourth
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-sEco and
ELEVENTH PAGES, aud TWELFTH PAGE-First column
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-TwELFT PAGE-Sec-
ond and Third columns.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FiRsr PAGE-First and second col
sPoRIISG-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.-Fmsr PAcr-socOnd
column.
STORAGE-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGr-Second column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PuKPOSES-NIsTn PAGE
Second
TRAVELLERS GuIDE-NISTn PAGR-Sixth column
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
NINTH PAGF-FOurth column
WANTED TO III RCH ASE-FIRsT PAGE-SiXt column
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &C.-FIFrH PAGE-Fth column
WESTC HESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-NISrH PAGE-First column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.-TESrH PAGI-Sixth
column.
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A STYLISH TURNOUT FOR SALE.-BREWsTER'S
IA Coupe, In line order superior Horse and rich
Harness Inquire for JOHN JAMES, ut stable No 1913 West
Thirty second street, n Y
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A BARGAIN SELDOM OFFERED. MR. BATHc .,r
n viii sell bis Road Turnout, complete at great sscri
years old, l5h hands, warrc.toG sound and kind; 80
daya tTiel given, good Top Buggy and Harness also
beautfR Top Pony Phaeton would sell separately Private
stable s3 East Twelfth street corner University place
FEW ULIrBLooDEp ALDERNEY AND AYR.
IA shire Cattle for sale at low price also a few Shetland
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, 80.

A MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIoNEER-
"A. The attention Of breeders called the percmpory
sale Of the following valuable Trottng Stock bred by Hon
A. b. Conger, Of aldberg " TO take place at BARKER
SONS City Auction Mart and New York Tattersall's
corner OF Broadway and Thirty ninth street. Saturday
next October at II O'clock and comprising six head con.
asting of stallion Double Star brown stallion Rowlev
black stallion Whpster, bay stallion Zebno brown marc
Babta geldng Manfred further description will given
In tomorrows Herald. Stock will arrive at the Mart on
Thursday morning.
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A FOR SALE, TWO HORSES. FIT FOR ANY WORK
~. 10 be sold, the is sick prices $50 and 1928
warranted sound and kind Apply 46 Grand street. leather
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On every horse that Is warranted sound Kind and
true harness. from three days given test
war
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A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
n date Johnston & Van TasselD,
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE,
10 TO % THIRTEENTH STREET,
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A.
Wholesale.
Il. RIDLEY SONS,
800, 3il, Sly Grand street, New York.
Largest and cheapest
Stock Of Ribbons. Feathers,
Millinery Goods, Notions &C.,
In this city
Kid Gloves
1000 dozens Gloves job lots, 80 so per Dozen
Our Nelson Glove 50 50 per dozen
Our Centennial Glove, 50 so per dozen.
Our Monogram Glove, $40 80 per Dozen
Our Nonopol Real Kid ZIG per dozen,
acknowledged the best glove in America
for the money
Inspect our stock You will find
Bargains.
f. RIDLEY 4 SONS.
800 81, 3l1ls Grand street.
SO, GO, g. GA, 66 6S and 70 Allen street,
nth block east from the Bowery.
Jobbing Rooms third and fourth floors
patent elevators are running constantly east
and west sides Of the establishment.
Grand street crosstown line Of passes the door and
with and stage route going north
and south Rix 49, 49, sA~ of AroaAwAH
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A UCTIoE HOUSE oFvAN TAssELL & KEARNEY
N llo AND 1l2 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR
FOURTH AVENUE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-04
THE COURTS.
County COURT-Jmige CochraH.

County COURT-JUlige Cochran.
The March term of the County Court
commenced yesterday, Judge K. H.
Cochran on the bench.
The Grand Jury was called ana 'uri!-
ished their labors, a report OF "hlch '"'
be found elsewhere.
/ Shriver Woods was appointed ana
sworn in as Deputy Clerk OF the county
Court of Ohio county. MI
In the case ofD. b. Hubbard rs Hub
bard * McBurnie, judgment was render
ed for plaintiff for S3,S2l.4a.
In the case of W. T. Brady Us. Albert
Fortney, judgcmt was rendered lor PLAIN
tiff for 95O6.0G.
In the case Of Bcltz IL Fading Is. Mar
tin Linden, judgment was rendered for
$l37.38.
In the case of Artman, Dillinger u
Co. rs. Hubbard Il McBurdie, Judgment
was given Tor plaintiffs in S4l5.O3.
In the case of Harris, Richmond "
Sharper Us. +. w. Budke, Judgment was
given for S226.O9.
In the case of James Mccullough u
Co., Is. Hubbard u McBurnie, judgment
was rendered COR plaintitiin S20O.34.
Thomas Hornbrook was appointed ad-
ministrator of Samuel Kirk Hornbrook,
deceased and gave bond in $4,000.
Thedocket will be called on Friday and
cases set fog trial.
The petit jury were adjourned until
Monday next.
The court adjourncduntil Friday morn
ing at 9 O'clock.
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Collision ON THE b. 4 0. K. R.
FORTUNATE EsCAPE.-Ye sterday morn
ing about O'Clock, collision occurred
on the Baltimore and and Ohio railroad,
lust this side of Fairmont, between Capt
Flanagan's passenger train going east
and Capt. Connichacl's coming west
The engineers saw each other when they
were about one hundred and fifty yards
apart. The trains were running
at full speed but Notwithstanding the
air brakes were promptly applied, and
the trains nearly checked when they
collidcd. Very little damage was done
and the only persons injured were Capt.
Flanagan and one of his brakemen, and
both slightly.
The jar was so slight that the passen-
gers in the sleepers were not aware
of the collision. The cars were crowded
with passengers and it is a very fortu-
nate thing the accident resulted as
it did. The trains We're delayed about
four hours, the only inconvenience &C.
casioned to the passengers by the acct
dent
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NEWS.
MARCH 3, 1878.
MARTIN : FERRY,

MARTIN = FERRY
A meeting of the citizens was held in
the United Presbyterian Church on Tues
dav svening, March I'd, TO see what could
no done TO aid the Nebraska sufferers. An
organization was effected by electing DR.
T NJ, Blackford Chairman and Theodore
Snodgrass Secretary.
Remarks were made by l.. Z. Sedwick
and Rev. Weir; when, on motion, COM
mittee Of eight gentlemen and eight
ladies were appointed to solicit contribu-
tions and to report TT Il future meeting.
The following committee was appoint
ed: Miss Lizzie Wright, Mrs. Rose
Wood. Mrs. Sallie Nelson, Miss Ida
Bremen. Miss Ella Kerr Mrs. j. l.
Thomas Mrs. j. n. Buckingham, Mrs.
Robert Carmichael, Mr.. l.. c. Sedwick,
Mr.. j. L. Vanpelt Mr.. Z. c. Boyd. DR.
G. G. Sedwick, DR.. }. Werlich, James
w. GRAY, James II. Dennen and Charles
Wright.
On motion, the Secretary was instruct
ed to furnish copy of the proceedings of
the meeting to the Wheeling Standard,
REGISTER and Mteitigsacer and to the
Ohio VaUey Ne,cs, and request them to
publish the same.
On motion the meeting adjourned to
meet on next Tuesday evening, March
9th, in the United Presbyterian Church.
Of o'clock. J. NJ. BLACKBOARD, CHM.
II. SNoDGRAss, Secy.
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POLICE coURT-Jmlge Cranmel'.

There were six cases before the Police
Court yesterday morning.
Louis Bell, charged with disorderly
conduct, paid q fine OF five dollars and
costs.
Frederick Swcitzer, for indecent ex-
poseure of person, was assessed five dol
lars and costs, which he paid.
Louis Napp, drunkenness, paid fine
of five dollars and costs.
Nathaniel Craig and Sarah Craig
"man and wife, were fined five dollars
and costs each. In default of payment
they were committed to Jail for ten days.
The case of William Kerner, charged
with driving over the sidewalks, was
continued until this morning Mt ten
o'clock.
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ABoRTIoNIsT ARREsrED.-l csterday
afternoon the Grand Jury returned an
Indictment, charging Mrs. Caroline
Walker. well known colored doctrcss in
this city, with having, by means of a
sharp instrument procured an abortion
upon the person of Miss Mary Hamilton
on the 18th Of November last. Mrs.
Walker was arrested and brought into
Court. where she was required
to give bond i'll tn" sum of
$3.50 for her appearance when
called on. She protered her husband,
Moses Walker and Thomas Robinson as
surretics, which Were accepted, but the y
afterwards being deemed insufficient, she
was rearrest1d and Bezaleel Davis was
added to the bond, and she was released
Mrs. Virgins and her daughter have
been summoned to appear before the
grand jury to-day. James McConnahy,
marshal OF Bridgeport, and Drs. Fisher
and Cook, Mrs. Martin and Mrs. McGav-
ern, of the same place, are in the city in
attendance upon the grand jury.-!Stc,s-
LeHrWs HcrGd and NctCS.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY ITEMS.
From the Review and Examiner.

From the Review and Examiner.
PETITIONS against the repeal Of the
local option law have been in circulation
in this county.
IT is stated that Mrs. James Yoders,
residing near Lone Pine, this county,
gave birth to three boys on the Sd ultlmo'
REV. john NJ. MEALY, formerly OF
Claysvile, this county, and at present
pastor of the Presbyterian church OF
Neshannock, Lawrence county, has re-
ccived call to the church OF New
Brighton, Beaver county.
WEDNESDAY night of last week the
residence of Mrs. :. +. Brownlec, on
Second street this place, was robbed of a
silver watch and guard, Il pair of gold
cuff buttons, and other small articles.
There is no clue to the thief, nor is II
known how nm entrance was effected
PERSONS elected to the office of Justice
of the Peace in this county at the cleo
ton held February 10th, 1875, are re-
quircd by law to notify the Prothonotary,
in writing, within thirty days after said
election, of their intention to accept said
office. If they fail to do so, no commits
sions will be sent to them.
WE understand that certain parties III
this county are in the habit of trapping
partridges. We refer to the matter To
warn the persons that this might be eX-
pensivc sport AS under the present game
law they can be fined t,ccaty doHorS for
every bird so caught. The game club
here are determined to see the law exc
cuted.
MAJOR |. UNCAPHER of Mt. Pleasant,
met with fatal accident on the nth, at
that place, by swallowing poison 10y mis-
take. A physician was summoned, but
nothing could be done. He died in one
hour from the time of. taking the poison
During the war he was Major of the 18th
PENNSYLVANIA volunteers, and was well
and favorably known throughout West
moreland county.
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st. CLAIRsyILLE.
J,me. LawIess Go yicted Of Man
sIaughter--Tramp &c.

ST. CLAIRsvlLLE, W. MarCh D.
Editors Of the Register:
In the James Lswless trial for killing
Sailor Jack at Martins Ferry, the jury
were sent out at four o'clock yesterday
afternoon. and remained out until the
court called this morning, when they
came in with a verdict of manslaughter.
The Jury stood on first going to their
room, four fo7 acquittal, two for murder
IN the second degree and six for man
slaughter. The absence of one important
witness for the State only prevented II
verdict of murder in the second degree.
The case Of Ncwland rs. Hcslap for
$4,000 damages, for injury to a coal bank,
is now in progress and will probably &C
cupy the Court until Friday next. Court
will adjourn about Saturday.
Our Township Trustees have been en-
tertaining the tramps for some weeks
past, frequently having as many US If
teen of II night. Yesterday the trustees
"shut down" on the tramps. SO no more
board and lodging free, in our village,
for ave tramps." Too many able bodied,
lazy. good-for-nothing fellows in the
"biz" to suit Us. L. T.. NUTS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-04

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
Important Change III Rates Of CoaI.-ln
view of the general depression in manu-
featuring, steamship and other business
interts, the Baltimore and Ohio Compa-
nv has determined to reduce its tariff of
freight on coal from Cumberland, Pied
mont and the other coal regions upon its
main stem and branches, to take effect
the third of March, twenty-five tents per
ton, and its way rates proportionately.
The existing tariff was adopted on
18th of March, 1868, and
has thus continued without change, sum-
mcr and winter, irrespective of the large
advances occasionly made by other trans
portatIon companies for seven years.
During this period the quantity trans
ported has increased from seven hundred
thousand to two millions of tons annually,
its uniformity of charge having attracted,
us purchasers, the largest consumers in
New York, New England and elsewhere.
1t is understood that this tariff is fixed
for the season.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-04

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT DEER
PARK.--An old lady about sixty years Of
age, whose name our informant was un-
able to remember, was struck by the en-
CINE oftrain forty-seven near the platform
at Deer Park about six o'clock yesterday
morning and instantly killed. The lady
had been sitting up with a sick person III
the Heighborhood, and was returning to
her home walking on the track when the
accident occurred. The engineer observed
her and sounded mis- whistle, and then re-
vcrscd his engine when he discovered that
no heed was paid to his caution, but the
taain being upon descending grade it
was impossible to check up in time.
Since the above was in type we have
asccrtained that the lady was tho estima-
bic wife of VIM. Harvey, Esq, Judge of
the Orphanss Court of Garrett county,
and for long time a resident Of Deer
Park. She rashly endeavored to cross
the track in front of the engine was
struck and knocked thirty or forty feet,
alighting upon her head and dislocating
her neck, resulting in instantaneous death.
-CimibertdnM Tunes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-04

THE hanging at Wheeling will be
conducted in the highest style of the art.
Whether Strauder intends meeting Us
all in heaven" hasn't leaked out yet; but
we presume he will not deviatc from the
old rule. Some Steubenvillians will 90
down to witness the execution. We do
intend this for pun, however.-Steu-
benrliic Gazette.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-04

YESTERDAY morning locomotion was
exceedingly precarious, but those who
succeeded in putting in good walk had
the proud satisfaction Of knowing that
they never did harder days work in
their lives. The manner of going up
hill was to advance two steps and slide
back one to take fresh grip. In gong
down hill, however, if you were not over
particular II. to position YOU would make
rs good time rs you desired.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-04

WARRANT IssUED.-Mr4. Melissa
Robinson made complaint before Justice
Caldwell, charging Ralph Whitehead
with raising disturbance at her house
on Water street. A warrant was issued
and the case will be heard as soon as the
Young man referred serves out his term
of imprisonment in the Jail, where he is
confined for the violating Of city ordi
nance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-04
A FINE RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

pESIRARLERINER BOTTOM FARM.
\ The subscribers otter the farm upon
which they reside for sale, better known
uS tho Joel Tiltun FaTm.' IL il situated
in Belmont county, Ohio, tour miles north
ut Martins Ferry. IL contains lb7 acres OF
excellent land, suitable for gardening or
iqruiug purposes, being only five miles
from Wheeling market. The dwelling Is
a good two story frame house, containing
nine rooms. with Il never falling well of
water ~ the door, besides tive other wells
on the farm for watering stock: Stahling
for ~ head Of horses and cattle, besides
other necessary ont buildings. The farm
has on IL two good bearing orchards of eN-
r,.lIrnt fruit ANY person desiring our AID
dress or 10 examine the premises, will call
nj the subscribers, who reside on the farm.
JNO. II. TILTON X BROS,
tebllSb MARTIN Ekish' OlilO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-04

CALIFORNIA papers tell of the arrival
of spring in that favored rigion. Wild
flowers dot the plains, and in some local
tiles wheat stands three feet high. Oh
fora slice of that climate in this locality
Just now.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-04
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our remover in many cases requires
too long 4 time, and too much care, To re-
stoT, gray or faded WhiSkcrS, We have pre-
rurrG this dye, in OHr preparation; when
tCill quickly and CtrctuTlly accomplish
thiS result. Ii il easily applied, and pro-
,iucr> a color which will neither rub nor
wash OF, Sold by all Druggists.
MANUFACTURED ny
K. y. HALL & CO., NASHUA, N. Il
Ittfth