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IfC.fL NfUOOL.

TIE INSTRUCTION OF BOYS IN srAfIASSIIp on THE
RI M,RY'S- PREPARATIONS / RIA CRUISE.
The schoOl-ship -. Mays now lying off the
Battery will leave this city for csui~' in Long Island
sonnd on Jay 49, In December 1874, this slip arrived
in tie harbor from Boston. whcrr she lad been fitted up
for te PURPOSES Of tho school nt May last she lay
the wharf the foot OF Eat Twoniyhifdst, when sic
was removed 70 her present position THIS nautical
school was opened ~ the Board OF Lducatlon, under the
provisions Of an act OF the Legislature 10 NIL want
which had been felt for time. The Board was
authorized obtain special appropriation Of 80 900
for the expenses Of starting the school, The future
expenditures to be made nom &c school nind.
Af rff. VA fad To 1nngrels .or - .lnup-of wal
M ii.. o. the school, and -tCIt . tine Il. Mays
va, assign d. In January last he s'luo Was Opened
The oscl stated e. c To- MAKE stois ard not officers.
ia" cUurs, uf Instruction 1 primary IL ~ nature. Alcr
.tccu months o. two years service thc ho,s Vill be-
Hdiltcd 10 Otnfr scnOO-, here instruction M nallg-
ton win lee extended. The numher ~ boys how admitted
to the school s OBJ Til" managers az" d',lOus 81 re-
c,Sn. about thirty la0re boys before starting on the
No boy under ID years ~ axe ale admitted All
must Ice uf sound ply steal constitution ana must "Nnr"
aptitude Inclination fOl t.l NE. once rtci rd,
they are provided Win nmiuiu aud bedding, which, be-
sides Incidental expenses. aie rnG for ~ Iar'ns or
friends Ihc,. r only charYes attending the course.
m. - AlafJs - "a sVoIrOf-wagn ~ - tons, ana
but ~ a., " asLington Nasy-la;d IN ISL sne has
Ing the late war Tie names a thr Instructors al present
follows Commander X J.. PnNthan, ~uierin-
tcudcnt; Lieut. commander Georre II. Madleigl, lN-
rculiNr Officer; Ll"nt. b0oigc W DE Lon, senior IN
structoF Ilrut. William II. jacques and surgeon u. 4.
B,l.gh The school exercise all take place ON board
the ship During each aay rt gul1r instruction In the
common SCHOOL branches and in nav -dton is gycn The
school IL divided into three CLASSES, ACCORDING, the i'll
tcgcnco o The bOyS The ~ Stem Of study and recta
appOrtuuity adv ai,c without regard Ia tie VariaO
IN intelligence Boys VIII g received gt the ship
harho for She viii probably be absent until
cold weather.
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pYunc mi: an fpu u eetsnoqrf If
x,,d nc ia -7,is' e. cc7,cuG, firr c1,,r,a

\ further improvement was carried out by the eel
obratrd monk, Guido OF Arz1o Who died toward the
niddlc 81 the rlc zenith century. Guido, being OF
practical !nrn II mind. cudraV"rcd TO reader the
I,a.lng 81 the mtl.cnl characters still easier. lie
ad.iol TWO more lines t, those already in use and
was thus enabled TO assign Inc notes or ncuInp Dis
tine, places on the line, AMI in tho spaces retaining,
however the I'd line for + and the yellow for G. In
tic course of time these rolOrci lines were a'So
drawn BLACK. Tlis system Of ionr lines Is still IN
us.. in ia, .nissal. and hyIunas oi the Catholic
Church. zee tx. w These improvements Of course,
~ D., ran "a tin When intercourse between Gli-
ierclii cui..ries very slow ami uncertain, were
not generally known and used. They never, pcr-
hais pc,.f rn.d into Eany oui-oft he-way converts
and churches and most likely Other musical
monks accustomed 10 this or tia; manner of writing
the nculnr not ation refused 10 admit thcm cnging
To an old cherished routine thus 1t happened that
even long after Cuidos death nlissl5 were -il noted
j.. lciInc in the primitive manner without Ines rs
80. ~ in the different other ways mentioned above.
The form Of the ncuhH also very often subjected
60 the fi,lcful vie, of writing of different cOpyiss.
Thus We nav explain the grca: variety IN be OBJ
served ip tac technical execution of the manuscript
rnissas fnund in great European libraries Here Is
the beginning II the oxford Ms. mentioned above,
and my dcriphciing of it into square notes the sue
cessorsc the noimT, and the precursors o onr round
notes. Thccopyst of the mlssal OF which this Ms Is
apparently leaf, employed only three lines written
in this order: red, black, yellow. The letters AMI
&. usually placed al the beginning of the red and
yellow lines, are omitted. lnlusi observe that, after
a long practice OF Accommodating the red line with
the letter /, and the yellow or green line
with & is clcf, copyiss finally dispensed with
the writing of these letters; thus il comes that We
miss these cleis in many neumn MSS. OF tn"
eleventh. twelfth and thirteenth centuries the red
colcr,d line was then understood to deerine /, the
yellow {.
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1.-THE COMING STRUGGLE"
4 IL 4 d q

10 the EutOr or INC JftoNnf.
SIR: Your "Coming Struggle" editorial in
toave ISSUE il timely. have been surprised at The al
parent ignorance indifference Of the press on what
ecnls 10 The most clearly defined issue Of The
dcnoancc the common school system, and FOR - UT 20
years past have been or nZng and developing system
parochiA schools in every city considerable town Of
the country, preparation for the struggle which the
fii-sec!n heads o the Church had resolved 10 prccpiac
at Tie pTopitiOus m0nent. That moment viii hc at
tanned Wien Democratic parry needs TIE solid Rm.n
Catholic 20 succeed 10 supremacy and power aln
He must indeed he blind WHO docs not rec tat The all
aIcc is already forming and that the next l'rc, nal
contest viii bqlOd the solid Roman Catholic vote given
to tle Democratic party. Sound intelligent P2rist
and though rdiccnf AT St, iftr discussion viii show
yOu where he stands and IA what party ne cOHr Tor
''Teiie tIe oppression 0f common Scioos"
An aaimist il usually who takes counsel of ms fears
and cs with dsicnpcicd VISION hut the greater fool
he who resting in His possessions, takes no heed
the that b. slowly undermining tc forn Ia
of his house. The solid Roman Catholic Noi DO
tie friends of the common SCHOOLS OF Tie principle oi
education hy the state realize what that j. The COMING
Presidential contest VIII inform them. Cardinal MrtO-
Key the of tile situation. with his l,on)0oo
Ci;lzcnS Of Ronan Catholic fai awaiting his orders
oncsiXfh OF the ente vote OF The country Let re-
fleeing the issue fairly have fear o thai
mighty vote. aTaytd as II promises to be- under Demo
craft; lcadership. against state ehucaton If the friends
schools not lulel into III iilertn'c hy
pusininous political press, which, stCeId n sub~eV
cncy iiimers ard intrigucYs. does nothing which
o,fd the voters OF Roman Catholic persuasion' - In
full discussion lies the way SAFETY Or the Rcpuh
lic" urged the great Webster; In fall free discus c
tie st hope OF nonscctarian and popular education
BOt0suS, y. j., July 8, 1879. w.
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II we follow the tIo:ts alone an this collection Of
fossils siall be- led from what almost the dawn
Of ANIMAL life in the iOwei luian period up the Car
boliferous w. shalt hnd the collection ia trlp
h!tcs, beginning with the PCtslam sandst0ne eS
pccsly specimens from the rock Of the Nis-ssirpi
Valley, ana froIa Braintiee. Mlss From the Quebec
group rocks find nlolites III plenty aud also the
curious animals known CAPABILITIES from the II
Point ievis nr'r Quebec In the Trenton group u rocks
uiohcS and grapolites numerous the are
ob,ndantly represented 10y srecinens from Ncx-Ycas
state and from the West. From the Cea state a.sd tho
Hudson River bed, there great numbers OF glatoi,es,
many of the specimens beug tyres. The he pIrc-
scented Is Gruotthus Cen ,grapttsI groc,s Hail. and
Is nne exanp. frou the Hudson River group New.
York rocks. What ri az aunas were tissel Radates,
- begin WITH that viii susgcst tesseas
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still owned lot in it, and that he had sold portions
Of il 10 the wife of of his contractors, and to
George Alfred Townsend, the Poet Laureate Of the
Boardf
The facts which have given In this letter may all
he verified by the official records of the late Board
of Public Works and they reveal the late Governor
Of this Distrct in his true character
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ct deus meus al lie lula e'lQnD
The chant is i'll the eighth ecclesiastical mode Inc
mode of an antiphony may be recognized by means
of the form of the final enovG cadenzn fach Oh
the eight ecclesiastical modes had ITS own peculiar
,adcnzas. The word stoRT is an abbrcVlatioh Oh
Scculoruan 1mea, that is, the yowels OF these TWO
words were simply written below the notes OIL 'H'
final oad.nza. | tran;crbe III modern notation
two such cadenzas taken from an old book treating
OF Greeolan chant, belonging to me eis,''h ,"Suo
Both these cadenzas drs TO be iound III inc OAi'iu
Ms.
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IL e.
Ss-eulo-rIm Amen.
Tie following two specimens ri old notation
arc taken frcn Sir. DroXeTs old missai
which, 10 ali appearance, was written IN tne
fourteenth century. The Transformation of the
original form OF the into distnc' characters,
recognized "a our mod, manner Of notation Is in
a ercat measure, already accomplished here.
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In the above historical sketch ! have ignore
the Efforts Of he Greeks and some other
Eastern nations at mn.ical notation, as well
as thos, of some medieval musical authors who en-
dcayosod to invent a manner of writing entirely dsi-
fcrcnt from IL, ucnm@. Ny purpose WIS To trace
The p1obai le oi4l of onr nlo,rl musical charac-
ters which We have found proceed from a few
peculiar accents. FREDERIC LOUIS RITTER.
J0HgbL. Dsic june. 1875.
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RECRE.NT DEMOCRATS.

Our Washington correspondent pre-
SCENTS some severe structures upon the
conduct of those Democratic members OF
Congress who. under the impression that
the Republicans have Il sufficient major
ity t. carry ont all their designs any
how. absent themselves from their seats.
These structures are lust, and well timed.
What if the Radical majority can and
will persist in doing rs they please? 1t
Is the duty of every Democrat to be on
hand, and fight to the utmost Of his abil-
ity; for, he can, ut least, help to make u
good record for hi, party, and show the
country that he is not careless of the IN
tcrcsts confdcd to his keeping.
The case of the Civil Rights Bill Is
pcr,inently cited in support OF this posi-
ton. fthat infamy i allowed to pass,
and one single Democratic vote is mrc-
corded against it, the dcrclict member,
unless he has good and sufficient reason
for his absence. should be. marked, and
never again sent to guard the public
welfare, which, in this case, would be
shown had been by him SIgnally, nee
lsctel.
More than this too, such failure in duty
i. simply dishonest. These members al"
paid TO perform their proper work, ana
regularly draw their salaries for 50 dong
If it is neglected, they are literally
taking money without giving any ?"'d
pro q"o.
1t is notorious TACT that the hard
work in the House i left to II few Demo
crsts, such as Mcssrs. RANDALL, Cox
and two or three others. to do alone, and
it i, to be hoped that thi, condition OF
affairs will no longer exist. The Demo
cratic party expects ,rcry man to do ms
IutV
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The Origin orin6ian Names.

y member Of MOTOR Powell! eNP'"I-
ton, which has been engaged IN the gov
crnmemt survey OF the territories, iur-
ui,hrs the Yr1b"'e some interesting no''5
of the discoveries made III the origin oil
Indian names. 1t seems that each tribe
or primary organization Of Indians, rare
" including more than two hundred
,nuIs i in obedience 10 the traditional
laws of these people attached to some
well defined territory or district and
the tribe takes the name OF such district
Thus the U-ir-tats, known To white men
rs a branch Of the Utcs, belong to the
Untah Valley. U-imp i, the name for
ninr. too-mr,,p. for land or country;
Tn. to,-ur,p. rinc land: bat this has
been contradictcd TO U-in-tad, and the
tribe iuLubitingthc valley were called L
in-tats.
The origin of the term Ute l. rs fol-
lows; l. is the term signifying arrow;
U-tno-mcap. arrow land. The region Of
country bordering on Utah Lake Is
called U-too-meak because OF the great
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

L.G FROM JANUARY ~, THE STORE
90 Room No. llli Main street, AT pre-
-&S- sent occupied by GaddlS Il Hutch
ms, successor 10 VIM. II. Sheib. Enquire
on the premises.
ian7h GADDIS q HUTCHlNS.
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rehcnsible on the part Of His Excellency;
if indeed it is not ST. grave an offence ms
to render hm liable to impeachment. If
the Shreveport merchants were proper
subjects for arrest because they refused
their patronage and employment TO men
whose political sentiments were opposed
to them, why should the same principle
not apply to the President In acting
thus, he is clearly guilty Of violation
Of the enforcement acts, and should be
held to account accordingly. An opln-
ION from LANDAULET WILLIAMS or
,aidnight-ordrr DrRELL, on this qucs-
/ ton, would be sensational and inter-
csting.
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PLUM 3 ( r S.
Bank of West Yir-
ginia, ut Wheeling.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of this Bank, and Flee
ton OF Directors, will be- held AZ the Bank
ing House, ON TT ESDAI, JANUARY l2th,
1875, between the hours of ! ana / p. IN.
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
Wheeling, ". H., DCc l., 1874. dccI2
OFFICE PEABODY INSURANCE COMPANY,
WHEELING, ". Va, Dee. u, 1874.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF this Company viii be- held al the COM
panV'S uftic" No. 1872 Market street, on
Tuesday January y, lN5j at , o'clock =.
H., for the Election of Nine Directors, 10
serve during the ensuing year, ana for Ia"
transaction of such other husimcsi aS may (
b" necessary. j. Y. J.. RDIh'ElS,
dcc2i-4N, janl-G-l2 Assistant SrcN.
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|. H. LONGDON, A, Mn M D,
Physician and Surgeon for all
CHRONIC DISEASES
Recurring Medical Aid and Surgi'
cal Skill.

Every facility for accurate diagnosis ana
sl5ilInii treatment. More than 80 cases
S,Icrrs,fulIy treated since locating IN
Wheeling Two years ago.
Every patient told exactly what ms as
cuSr is ana whether it can be- cured.
No case treated that cannot De cured on
p.rmaneutly benefited. Hundreds OF the
host citizens of Wheeling nave proved INC
efficacy of Or. LOUgdpn'> treatment ana
,riII testify to his great practical Skill hut
Tor " Hich many who are now robust ana
nanny would be- in the grave.
E,tIrrh. Sor" Throat. bronchitis, SCroi-
MI, and all diseases tending TO COnSump-
ion cured in every case.
Srrcial attention devoted 10 all those
.,r.,y. and obstinate ualadlcS which the
common practice has UtrGBs GGiied N cure.
DR.. Luugdou examines and treats more OF
tn,.s, ailments u m f.lr months than are
seen by the ordinary physician in II life
tame.
The mos, hopeless invalid need not des-
pair. Others H. bad n you have been cured
and are now rcy-lliug IN health.
Fees for consultation, eNamlLaliuN, MT
vice and trcutm"nt within tn" reach "i Hi,
Medicines for all diseases uE il'NI A''"
express 10 all parts Of the country.
NOTE-pr. LOngIOn' : O!lir"Hhd i'~'.'. ',,'
are at No. lS,g EOif street odd 5ih' "ll'>'''
tlIn Cathedral JAM
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DIVIDEND,

OFFICE or WHEELING AND BELMONT
BRIDGE COMPANY,
WHEELING, W. VA, Dee. -, lSIl.)
The Board of Managers OF inns company
Lr,,, declared n dividend Of four a. per
cent ON the capital stock OF the company,
ont ofthc earnings iOrthc past SIX months
nnvnblr ON or after the 9Th day of January,
Isl. To the stock holders, or their lcSalrr
rcScntativrs holding stock on the LIST day
Jrc2Srb JOS. LAWSON, Scc'y.
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CHAMBERS ENCYcLoPEDIA.-McsSrs
J. b. Lippincott X Co., Of Philadelphia,
announce that, by a recent purchase, they
have become the sole proprictors of the
American Revised Edition of "Chum-
br,, Encyclopedia" and are thereby en-
ablcd So olirr the worl, at much lower
rates than hitherto. In the course of lis
recent thorough revision, the American
edition wa. edited with the special view
Of supplying the wants of American
readers. 1t also possesses II special at
traction in containing u series of over
,cvcutv-liyc full page cngmvinSS not
contained in any other edition.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
NORFOLK SHELL OYSTERS
AT
Gus Rolls Saloon.
Very nice and choice, received thlN ""E
nv ,vnrnsS. janlCq
NOTICE.

7 HEREBY NOTIFY SALOON KEEPERS
and Liquor Dealers, not 10 sell 10 or al
low my SON Harry Il. Holiday; who Is a
minor, to drink at their saloons any Kind
OF liquors, and 10 the public not To trust
him for anything on my account.
inulGr j. \. HOLIDAY.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed III
West Virginia. II will be sem To any adj
dress one year for S2.m. Valuable premi-
ums tn club agents and 10 subscribers.
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Accommodation train leaves H"lla,r" ai
i:.lj p. NJ, and arrives Mt St"ubrhNi..e al
CHOPIN g.. ...
Tickets To all principle points ~ ~"
East ond West can be procured M the
iTnion iricl,r, once in Mcclure House, and
nj the station at Bridgeport.
~ Wv +. K. MYERS,
noy23 General Passenger u Ticket Agent.
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DISCIPLES CHURCH.

DASTOk, II. \. PALLISTER. REGU-
L LAR services Lords bay, morning
1880; evening, :; sunday School Il. IN.
Prayer meeting and Bible school every
"Wednesday evening. subjects of discourse
tomorrow: Murning-"rhc Rest Remain
ing To the People of God" Evening The
Dignity ana Glory of Man." All seats free.
strangers welcome. janis
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DIVIDEND,

yDHE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
The North Western Bank of Virginia,
have this day declared final dividend of
two dollars per share, payable Ia the stock
holders on demand.
&. LAME,
iou5z Sec'y, at Bank of Wheeling.
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No 2No NO $ No 10

Nos (, 10 and run daily; No. dalIE
except Sunday. .,;,.,, ,,.,,,,..,.-
East bound trains make dIr'ct cGiih"rc-
,la,'s.,t Baltimore with trains for Phiia-
L,.Ir,hin. New York and Boston. AT WASH
ingtnn City for all points south.
Wrst hound trains make direct conn"c-
tionS for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars ON all hl@ht tfaiiS'
rrJJI,E,TTV(y pyTTSBTrRGH IND BAL-
TIlfORE DIT'TSlON.
r,sT- LEAVES. WEST-LENvES.
a,vbnrIiur Washington Pa,
Joilv ot G:Jj AN daily at.....G:lOA. VI.
Wheeling MaNnlhs'o'i, ~,
SUNDAYS excepted. Sundays excepted.
Tickets to all principal points can be
procured nj the office at the Depot;
THOS. X. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
T.. r. DEVRIES, General Agent, Wheel
u,, movie
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WANTED,

FIRST CLASS SALESMAN FOR
\ West Virginia trade. Address
SAML. BENANT & 60,
importers and Jobbcrs in Dry Goods ana
Notions, 27y Baltimore street,
liant BALTIMORE.
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FOURTH ST. M. {. CHURCH.

QUARTERLY MEETING SERVICES.
W Preaching this saturday evening at
TiNo'clock. Preaching AT 100. II. IN. sun
div. by the Presiding Elder, Rev. Frank
lin Bail, after which the Lords supper will
be administered. sixth Lecture on Pill
grilu'S Progress 10y tn" Pastor, Rev. J. Me-
Kcndrcc Kelley, d. D., ut : p. III. sunday
school ut y. IN. i.oVciclSt Tuesday even
ing at ~ o'clock. Preaching Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings at ~
o'clock. All are cordially invited.
ianl6u
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NOTICE..

TITE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
Stockholders of the BrnwUod Iron
Works, and election OF Directors, will be
held al the Office of the company, in the
city of Wheeling, ON Tuesday, the 18th
inst, ut O'Clock +. VI.
ALONXO LORING, Secretary.
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OUT OF THE HURLY BURLY,
MAX ADELER, 1925.

JOHN PAUL'S BOOK, or any subscription
book can he obtained al
STANTON BROS.
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STREET COMMISSIONER.

M"swS EdtorS Register.
Please announce John :. Armstrong rs
the Peoples camdidat" for the Office of
Street Commissioner at the ensuing char
ter election, and oblig-.
janlG MANY CITIZENS.
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MANEifsbt.

N-CUMMlNGS--On Thurs
day, january 18th, 1919. at the residence OF
The brides father, 10y the Rev. J. Il. I larkc,
Mr.. SrACKHOUSE HAMILTON TO Miss HELEN
", CUMMINGS all OF this city.
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.lEcssrs. E,Iitors Register.
CITY CLERK.

M,SSrs. ECiaOTS Register.
candidate for reelection TO the Office of
city Clerk. +. y. BRITT.
jan5i
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TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

IT,, ,.,y &C., 60 60 Sss.S7 .'t..:.3l
9Ist ~ Z :: IT
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SI0CKHOl DERS' MEETING,

MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
\ of the Fire and Marine Insurance
GnInpnny. OF Wheeling, will be held AT the
,nfir,. of lie Company, February 18th, $50,
fnr the purpose of Electing n Board OF
directors. and taking into consideration
the uropriety OF making application for Il
new charter. ,,,,,r,r,
WHEELING, Jan. :, $50. janSVa
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SAFE WANTED.

NY PERSON HAVING \ SMALL
Y sized second hand Safe for sale, may
find a purchaser by applying 10 this Office
or COR I'D 4 MAIN SITS.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R.
CONDENSED TIME CARD.

CONDENSED TIME CAkD.
La ri -. 1850. =.
an AND AFTER nov. -, IN7i, TRAINS
" will run Daily, except sundays N i"1-
lows. viz:
ACCoM'o MAIL. EMPRESS.
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Editors of The Register

Editors Of The Register.
Please announce me rs candidate for
the Office of City Clerk, at the next NUM-
cipal election.
r. :. GILLESPIE.