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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 10 feet and five inches in the
channel and falling.
The Juniata passed down early Mon
day morning, with good trip.
The Express left for Parkersburg at
10! o'clock with very large trip Of
freight and passengers.
The Forest City failed to put IN an APP
pearance on account Of the heavy ice in
the river.
The Market Boy laid up on account of
the ice.
The Courier will not leave for Park
ersburg this morning if the heavy ice
continues.
The Andes will not be up in time to
leave at her usual time.
The heavy ice in the river has almost
suspended navigation.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, February River
feet one inch. Weather cold.
CAIRO, February |. - Arrived II.
5. Turner, Memphis at Up. NJ
Departed H, S. Turner, Cincinnati at
3P.M. River u feet inches and rising
Weather clear and mOdcrating. Mercu-
ry 30.
CINCINSATI, February River 81
feet 10 inches and rising, is running full
of heavy ice and obstructing naviratlon.
Weather clear and mOderating.
NASHVILLE, February River still
rising with three feet eight inches on the
shoals. Weather fair and pleasant. The
Eddyville arrived ard departed for
Cairo.
EVANSVILLE, February w Weather
clear and milder; mercury II to Az; wind
from south River rose to 10 40 and
fell to Is 2-20; full of new made ice.
Port list down-Grey Eagle, Bowling
Green, Idlewild. Up-Georgc Roberts,
Aarkan.as Belle. Business fair. Bowling
Green burned boto head boilers, and lies
over for repair.
MEMPHIS, February River rose ;
feet. Weather generally clear and cool,
Arrived Minncola, Cincinnati. De-
parted-Legal Tender, Pine Bluff: Ban
mock City, White river; Thompson Dean,
Cincinnati.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
THE IIFE OF BENJAMIN FRiyr

Written by himself. Embracing .,
account OF his Ancestors, and II Au,gf'..
graphy OF the first nifty years OF AI, H..
with continuous story OF mis- later -,
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The Hon. John BigelOw. well known Ia
diplomacy and journalism, has conferred
a real service on American literature. %
his new edition OF the Life OF Franklin
II Is one of the best specimen, u,
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Herald.
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ent of County Roads, for $500, as ordered
May 90, 1874, creating said office, being
due January l, 1876. Adopted.
ReSolred, That the salary of b. Shan
ley, Poor Agent, be fixed at $1,000 per
annum for the ensuing year. Adopted
Resolved, That this Board petition the
Legislature in regard to transferring the
National road to Ohio county, in the
same form as the petition in regard to
the repeal of act in regard to the
Wheeling, West Liberty and Bethany
turnpike and the clerk to take the same
action Adopted.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
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THE GERMAN EMPERORs

History of the German Emp"ruTN ".'
their Contemporaries. Translated hu-
tho German, AMI Compiled u"iu Nu'h'u-
tie Sources. ~ Elizabeth Peak, author
oI"P,u Pictures OF Europe VIII uuu".
Gus Illustrations syo. Extra cloth, raH.
"Iu her g,OdIN volume she ha- mHi'
useful contribution 10 European history
The mechanical execution ~ The Work Do
substantial and handsome. Va. l".
L. -.-.L.-
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ROEND HIS vows:

OR. AT THE ALTER. 4 Romano" num
Tho German OF f. Werner. lGmO. N,n
edition. tinted cloth, PRINTED ornaments
ton, sl.2b.
"Ihr tale Is wei cuuLcct"d, vigorous an
original M many particulars. The iEnSlE
iiuu lu,u' mud 'r"r 'IDw IdlpW-. j. can
be- commended tD lovers 81 good story.
Phi uJ. lyLiu S0sfh Iu,y'r''U.
~ story Of decided power and mort
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THE NEW HYPERION.


IT.I.I SIM W Il IIINT|'
From Paris 10 Marty by way OF Ia" Rhine
Bv Edward Strahau. Pru'uN,lN Illustrated
with over 3UU EugruNlng~, nom d"slsu7
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Few works present such "a combination
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the cntIr" narrative, the Interest lu which
Is largely enhanced by the striking ..u--
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CHARTERS.

4 Romance. ~ Mary VI. Mr'lu', uuthuI
of Mouiargu. Legacy, In SIX Month.
Emo. cloth. ..n.
\ finely written and thoroughly enjoy
able romano" of English lite. q book that
will be sure to meet the popular tI>t" 81
tIn times
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CROWNED ~ PtLN-LAAD,

\ story uf African mission Life. hN D.
H. Nassau. with Illustrations. I1ruV.
Extra cloth, SI.1J.
This volume contains an exceed Iug. s. lH.
tercSliug memoir, presenting vivid pie.
turC Of mission life on the African c0as'
with All It's dangers, NicisSItudrS. and ao
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SPKAINED HIS ARM.-On Sunday
evening. Fred Reineke, saloon keeper
in the Eighth ward, slipped on the icy
pavement, while going to his home, and
.prsiued hi, left arm very badly
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CARD.

DR.. James II. Hunter deyotes his At
tcntion particularly to the treatment Of
diseases Of the Head, Throat, Lungs, Ma
sal Cavities and Ears, embracing Catarrh,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Asthma, Con
sumption, Deafness, etc, etc.
As the period of his personal attend
ance at his office in Wheeling is limited,
those who desire to consult with him
should do so ut once.
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WHAT to do with the "tramps' that
intest the city, is R question which will
have to be answered before long. There
are now about one hundred of them who
are professional applicants for charity,
and most er them will not work so long
as there S any possibility of avoiding it.
There are plenty of them who will not
work when it is offered to them. People
who would rather beg than work ought
to be placed where they can be COM
PEELED to labor.
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WHAT 4 BOY,

Problems concerning him. ]. " hat sLa..
himself" III. Who il Ia blHm" for ih" cob.
sequences? BY Julia y. WILLS. WI
Fruutispiccc. Emo. Extra cloth, SD
\ book of Stcrliug worth, which not ul
boys but everybody interested IN BIO.
will T,uI with rare pleasure.
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New MUsIG.-A. T. Gaddis, mu'ic
dealer, Main street, has our thanks for
copy of the new ballad, entitled: softly
say, Good Night and Strauss waltz "At
Home
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MUNIcIPAL CoURT.-This Court met
at > o'clock yesterday afternoon, Judge
Cranmer on the bench.
Henry Seibert, and Henry Seibert
natives ofGermany were admitted to citl-
zenship.
In the case of J. n. Williamson rs.
Alan Kalbaesch, the demurrer to the
declaration was overruled.
In the case of Thomas Hughes i Co.
es. Henry Smith, ct al, an order in chan
Gerry was issued.
An order was entered in the chancery
suit Of d. orc. Quinlan Us. Richard V.
Whelan staL.
In the case Of Greer & Lang Us. David
L. Donel, etai., an order preference was
entered
The Court adjourned until Wednesday
at 2P.M
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TIE LIVELgES.

And other Short Stories. By Sarah WI.
t,r Kellogg. with FroH'ispicc" 'E.
Paper, - cents.
Thrsr stories are thoroughly I.'-,.E",
brilliant and captivating.
"Thr I.iyrlies' is a sketch ut duIu's't.
life made thrilling by the iuiI -duD'l.n ".
Incidents Of the great Chicago hr"" th'.".
,L,.lylIfu tvs.
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SCHOLARS VS.. N ECHANlCs.-The Mil
waukee Sentinel thinks that it is mistake
to suppose that education alone, unless ii
embraces some speciality, Ats the possessor
to secure the prizes for which men con
tend; and it thinks, furthermore, that 1t
could hire ten thousand thoroughly
educated men in the United States, at the
present time, to work for $50 month,
but that il couldn't hire mechanics for
that.
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a glare OF ice" the maiden said,
AZ She lost her balance and >mote her
head
..An lev glare, was the old mans morn,
AS ne Stretched his length on the pave
ment stone.
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A BRACE of pedestrians on the street
Yesterday morning were frequently met
smorphsed into pair Of slippers.
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The state agency for the Singer Sew
ing Machines, heretofore controlled by
K. Strawt & CO., has recently passed into
the hands of The Singer Manufacturing
Company; they propose to continue the
business at the old stand, No. 1901
Market street, Whcelin, West Va The
business is in charge Of John l.. Stauagc,
Agent.
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STARTING. al


BY Percy Fitzgcraln,st.A. F.s:A,.i auth.
uf"lifyo f GurrIcA, H'Ih" k"mhleS, e!
l2mO. Extra cloth, 500.
The subject itself j. exceedingly atiIa
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tanning and charming volume, fiilrd viii
vivid sketches and anecdotes of person.
and times that POSSESS unusual attractive
ness for All readers
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-02

OFFICERS INSTALLED. - Wheeling
Lodge No. |, of the Associated Brother
hood of Iron and Steel Heaters, installed
the following officers at their last regular
meeting:
Joseph Stephens, Worthy Sire; Ed.
Flanagan, W V. S; F. b. Estep, w. B.;
F. c. A. Friedrich, w. K. s.; James T.
Cites, w. F s.; Edward Kenny, w. e.;
George Peters, T. s. g.; Thomas Pots,
O. G.
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4 Card from Jacob Miller, Esq. form
erIy a CITY Councilman.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 22, 1872.
DR.. James A. Hunter has treated me
for deafness i'll the right ear. His treat
ment has atiored me much relief and
given me useful hearing.
JACOB MILLER.
Corner Of Eagle and Cooper streets.
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THERE are three vacancies in the
police force. The names of the newly
appointed deputies will be sent to Coun-
ell this evening for continuation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-02

ONLY seven days more and then VIII
come the toning down of Lent. The
Urls and boys should whoop itup.
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For RENT.-Anumbcr Of secondhand
Pianos and Organs, at very low figures,
or for sale cheap, at the Music Store OF
ADAMS d Lucas,
1927 Market street
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pnIIrICAL ETMICS. In FrnncL,

Der, LID. New una Revised Ei.,.
Edited 10y Theodore ID. Woolsey, LID
$40. vols. Extra cloth, 500.
This Naluabl" standard work vii pu-,p-.
new attractions TO all intelligent reader,
from the fact that II has been carefully 80.
viScd and edited 10y thu cN-Prr>ldcu, or
AulL. ~ I'm.
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ANOTHER lot of those fine BoX-toed
Button Caters have just been received mt
J.. V. BLoNDs,
No. 1875 Main street
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Evidence Of His Success.

The following have been published in
all the Pittsgurgh papers where the tes-
ufyers reside, and are un9Nestionahle.
They prove that physician emo devotes
himself exclusively to a speciality as DR..
Hunter has, can become more skillful
and achieve greater success than those
whose time is divided among all classes
of diseases
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-02

Com is going up again. We are con-
oiled with the reflection we haven't got
any to 90 up or down.
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We hope the new Council will show Us
Inn, il can work without any eItrsordi-
nary amount of oratory.
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Er1pEMc.-Some of our physicians tell
All, that barring colds, Nh epidemic OF
health prevails in this city.
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OUT or SEASON, but got to be sold at
some price, big line Of white goods,
crenadiers and silks, corner Main and
10Th streets. }. w. FERREL.
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ABOUT 100 tramps were fed Mt the
soup House, yesterday, and large mum
Der Of families supplied with food,
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OF John quincy Adams, comprising puT.
tiOns of his Diary rom l79jto ISIS kdiirl
by Hon. Charles Francis Adams. NyO
Vol. ". Extra cloth. sp.yr.
"tOntaIHs more matter 81 historical Iu.
trrpNt Than the m,I moi siauv other puhur
man rNfInf "-Hur .r. . ,4rIv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-02

The LADIES FAyoEITE.-Those hcau-
tiful Box-tocd Bntton Caters at
l.. V. BLOND'S
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FORCED SALE.-Best makes Of Prints
8 cents per yard, and Carpets and the
entire stock of Dry Good, even cheaper
in proportion, as there are but few days
left to close out the stock.
j. W. FERREI,
Corner Main and 10th streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-02

THE sameness of the Senatorial hght at
Charleston makes it anything but inter-
citing.
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THEY can get up deadlock IN the
West Virginia Legislature, but thSt
body is never afflicted with the lock,jo'0.
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NOTICE. | will have three additional
statesmen this coming week, and will be
able to wait on YOU promptly ond avoid
the delay that has occurred IN my stor"
J. W. FERREL,
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.Index to New Advertisements.

70 the Trade. l.. Hobbs. Son y Go.
Lcyda X Goddl,.
Flour-M. " j. Pollock.
Porcelain Pallcts-NicOllS.
For Sale-Strcet Railway Stock.
Proposals for Coal.
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WII.DNIOOR

4 Novel by Florence Burrkrr. i2mO
ClOin, S2U.
\ very pleasing romano" by - southern
writer. who Will doubtless WIN numerous.
- g.. |rf.H ...fs ..f A.
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rsrERDAY was good day for falls
on the ice.
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The Capital bill will most likely come
mn in it, third reading before the Senate
to-day.
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MEN were engaged in cutting Zee on
Wheeling Greek yesterday.
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PATRICIA KENDALL,
\ Charming and Powerful Roma
BY T.. LYNN LINTON,

BY +. LYNN LINTON,
Author OF Lizzie LoTion," The Cir y'
the Period, ""JoShua Davidson, etc. l2mJ
Fine cloth, SIS.
at is written IN very clear. lively. aud
interesting style, with n pleasant rfleryr-
scrnce OF satire and cpIgram rising through
II ike the air-bcllS in champagne, ami
displays genuine humor ~ well aS krrl
social observation. - London SdtprdoV q,
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Alan Kalbaesch, the demurrer to the
declaration was overruled.
In the case of Thomas Hughes i Co.
es. Henry Smith, ct al, an order in chan
Gerry was issued.
An order was entered in the chancery
suit Of d. orc. Quinlan es. Richard '.
Whelan staL.
In the case Of Greer & Lang Us. David
Z. Donel, etal., an order preference was
entered.
The Court adjourned until Wednesday
at 2P.M.
CHARITY AT 81. JosEPH's CONVENT -
The number OF meals furnished ut st.
,Joseph's Convent during the week end
ing Sunday, January 3lst, were as fol-
lows: Monday, l09; Tuesday, 81;
Wednesday, SO; Thursday, III; Friday,
100; Saturday, l4i; Sunday 1885, total,
S43.
The following gift, are acknowledged;
From Mr.. John Happy, basket OF meat
Mr. Peter Moran, > sacks Of -four,
bushel potatoes and beans; Mr. q. Aul,
II parcel Of clothing; Mr. Lingen, box
of shirts; Mr.. John Handlan, slOi sun
dry small sums, s2.25. Alse generous
supplies from various butchers and
marketmen; dozen loavcs of bread
from Mr. Bayha; basket of beans, pep
per and salt from Mr.. Bots; dozen
loaves of bread from Mrs. Dobler.
SLIGHT FIRE.--Thc Hinge factory got
another touch Of II fire, yesterday after
noon. about a. o'clock. A barrel OF oil
in the main building and directly under
the office, caught fire and there was II
slight explosion but it did not amount to
much. The hsncs were extinguish-
cd BY the employees Of the
establishment in few minutes, aud the
damage WAS very slight. The alarm got
into the streets, however and in short
time the Atlantic and United engines put
in an appearance, but their services were
ho' ''.'''"
Wheeling was out and making great
hH'te' "" u" NOT :" "N '"' ~ TUG mug
factory
POLICE CouRT.-The following cases
we're di,posed of at the Police Court yes
to-day morning:
David Henderson. for disorderly con-
duct psid fine Of twenty dollars and
costa
Kit Str,ttop Was assessed ten dollars
md COSTS for disordarlv conduct
IN. o.,;,., uorr,. Pr;..ocL
charged with disorderly conduct, WAS
dismissed by the defendant paying the
costs.
John Brockhardt, charged with assault
and battery. was let off BY paving the
cost, of the suit.
u,ur;.
W., , :.
i''' ~ ',''''s -,
a.,
''''''' ''o, ''' 49,
other words boring into the bed of coal, |
fnr IN. nurpo,e of blasting, when large |
amount of coal fell, partially covering
one side of Davis body. Other work
men in the bank came to his assistance,
and the Iond was removed as soon as
possibIe His left leg and side was badly
smashed DIR. Pipes was sent for and
rendered the necessary surgical aid Mr..
Davis condition is considered dangerous
r. -. ,,,,o, rr,,, oil ror,s
nm uncommonly severe and diSagrecable
winter. SO far as "disngreeable" Is con
/ ccrncd, these parts have not experience
ed it. January has been snug month,
ard with few days OF unusual cold. The
weather, So far AZ health is concerned,
nas h,or Good. much better than the
''' 49,,
open weather year S'''e'' LII '"'' VIC
have had pleasant winter; good, sound
healthful winter So far.
! Salaries IscREAsEp,-The Clerk of
the Board of Commissioners and Poor
Agent of the County Infirmary, are
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Look at the kind of books and papers
your children read the thoughts and
feelings that influence us when alone,
lift us up or drag us down; if your child
has pure mental companions, he is safe;
but il through corrupt books and papers
evil thoughts and impure imsginings get
into his mind he is in danger.
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BEFORE SQUIRE OkEEFE.-An old
man named Richie, was before the above
Justice, last evening, charged by James
Haley, with stealing coal. Before the
ease was brought to trial it was COM
promised between the parties and Richie
paid the costs of the suit and WIS dis
missed
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THERE were two births at the County
lnlrmary last month.
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The County Intirmary contains fifty
.ir inmates.
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For great bargains attend the Dry
Goods and Carpet Store this week of
j. w. FEREEL.
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A GENERAL BANKING, EXCHANGE
n and Collection bushes transacted
with fidelity and prom ptHsss.
Certificates of Deposit Saued and inter-
est paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale In sums 10 suit.
New Fractional Currency and |, ., 3, and
SC coin always on hand for the accommO-
datiOn of the public.
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and others solicited
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W'ESTROUND TRAINS.
No 2No 40 $50 10

Nos. 10 and run daily; No. daily *
ccpt sunday; No. (, daily except NAt"i'"S :
East bound trains make direct c9mu,c-
tions at BaltimOr" with trains iur n!i'a-
delphia. New York and Boston. Al WISH
Ington CITY for all points South.
West bound trains max" direct con
lions Tor ali points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night u"ihN'
WHEELING PIT'TSB iRGH = ~ hdh-
TINORE DIJJNIDN.
EAST-LEAVES. ~ ~ ~
" IiTu't.s c.55AN daily AT 6:iUA. VI.
,,!i'Iii &c, Washington, Pa,
o.i5pN daily AZ 2:lUP. ".
-s,,'Goys excepted. Sundays excepted.
Tickets TO all principal points can h'
THOS. r. SHARP,
Master OF transportation.
R.T. DEVRIES, General Agent, Wheel
movie
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Accom- nOdation train leaves b"Naire AT
~ p NJ. and arrives AZ StcubenviIle AZ
Tirkets to all principle points in the
ra.fand West can be procured at tho
i%rinn Ticket ONCE in Mcclure House, and
al the station at Bridgeport.
T. K. MYERS,
uov2s General Passenger Ticket Agent:
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MANCOLN.

Romano. rs George Mcdonald 90.
Of "Rohprt fGcourr,- "AI"c For
"Rauald BanEerman,' etc. 'N". i..'
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CITY Council will meet to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-02

SALARIES ISCREAsED.-The Clerk of
the Board of Commissioners and Poor
Agent of the County lnfrmary, are
lucky individuals. About this time
everybody else is having their salaries
reduced, but the above gentlemen were
fortunate enough to have theirs increased
by the Board of Commissioners, ycstcr-
dav.--the former from $500 to $1,000 per
annum. and the latter from $500 to $1,000
per year.
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