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l'HOMA~ BOWLING AuclinneeT,
u Real Estatg Exchange SD eth street n. W.

TTUOMA> BOWLING. Auclinneer.
Real Estate Exchange, 80 9TH street Il. W.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON II STREET NORTHW EST between New
Jersey avenue and North Capitol street, at AUc-
ton.
CIR b virtue Of deed Of trust. bearing date the
60 2jih iay Of june \. II. ISIS and duly recorded
- IN Lbcr Ne. 72j, folio 7s. of the land prls
81 the District q Columbia. and bY direction Of the
party secured thereby the undersigned, a. trustee.
viii offer Tor sale ~ front Of the premise AZ public
auction. on tuesday,. the 9ti DAY 90 February.
lSI5 at oylu,k D. all those pieces parcels Of
ground known a. parts Of lots numbered two ~.
three %. four - and five o.. in square No SO
being to feet front by depth Of - feet nine 90
Inches
Term. One half cash; balance in 80 days A de-
post 81 l'u required hen the property l. hid on
All convey auriuE at the cost of the purchaser.
WNI TYLER Trustee
field THOMAS BOWLING. Aurt.
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AUCTION SALES.

AOS1lON CaLEIS.
7 ATIMER & CLEARY,
scnthwes corner Of Penn arnSs and is
Star 0fice Building.
SALE or DESKS, TABLES, CkRPETTNG,
On ssTn TRISS A SG SI ~ A LIT,
O'clock, at The Navy Department, shall Ill
large lot Of Furniture &c Se. damaged b. the late
i TS1ms cash. ,,,rurR c,x,pv ,.,.
WAsH; b. WILLIAMS, Aaetloneer,
w (Successor - Green Williams, Aucts,,
Nc. 1901 northwest corner 10th and u sts,
ATTENTION. LIQUOR DEALERS.
III VIII be sold ia iToat of our Auction Rooms,
on sATIRpAY; February 9th, At | clock
- Vas used for Private Bottles;
The balance of the large consignment of Fin,
Plated Ware
1t WASH. II. WILLIAMS, Auct.
W. L. WALL 4 CO. Aqs,i?pcer.,
Nv .ooo New Marble Builins.
NOS 900 and so2 Pennsyl' ania avenue, cor 9th At.
J9 THSr o rfKfrs SENATE FSUSEzTTE En-
sJtv F%fsE; on xi i'm 81; A4SNTE Penn
Bar aud Fisfures FSfntar. so al tbs
One Eating and one drinking Bar, COPPER Hacd, cost
One Ale Pump with air pressure, boilers and pipes,
Several costly Ga- Fixtures. cost from So to SO
apiece.
One elegant silver plated Show Case
Set OF Platform Scales; two large Hole R.fTiCers
One large Cooking Range.
One large NuTui = GLORY Stove.
DecaI tiers. Tumblcrs, GOblets Wine an Champagne
Gla~sp-
Punch Bowl, Plated Shakers and Str l:r,rs. Water
Urn, &c.
Large Awning, Signs, Lamp, &c.
FURNITURE
II Grur 4 Sat thu
cottage sets, Bot~tead-, Bureaus, ward OBJ,
Ire. ply and Ingram Carpets; about Az yards Eng
ii-i pi'loth; Cocoa aud Canton Mating. BrH.-
. sells stair Carpet. Rods aud Plates
eak plnlnk Tables Window Curtains
clock, 0ak Dining Chairs.
trockeTy, Plated " are. Casters.
Knives, Forks. &c. sc.
We call special attention Of huver, a. The Bar ami
IaS Pix thpg first class and the whole
stock oi Eurniturn and Fixtures will zoe sold p.rnmp
tory. Terms "a n.
fer5-2t wNL. WALL & co Aur:s.
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y II. " AkNEK.
ID. Real Estate Broker and AuC-inneer.
Federal Buildings, corner 1th and Z streets Y ".
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DRAUN'S AUTOTYPES.

NTOHUMBUG- Il. RICE will pay fair cash price
~ for any kind Of Ladies, Cent? and Chiliren's
SECOND HAND CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
&c. 623 Tth street, between n and G, south. Note
y mail promptly attended 20. Jy2-ly
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- IL. WARMER,
D. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Building, corner 9Th and Z SIS. RJrthwe


EXECUTORS SALE OF \ THREE STORY
BRICK DWELLING AND PREMISES OK
TIE NORTHEASr CORNER or i2rH AND
STREETS NORTHWEST: YARD IN FRONT
ANp ON SIDE; SURROUNDED By A NEAT
IRON FENCE
81 By and with the direction and consent Of the
81 heirs Of Eliza wilkins deceased of thee lily If
Washington. District Of Columbia, will sell.
public auction, in front Of the premises, mon.
DAY. February 18th, lS75, at 4 O'Clock p. IA all
that piece parcel of ground situate in Ia" city of
Washington, u. G, known and distinguished on the
plat plan of said city lot numbered eight 80.
IN the recorded subdivision of uarc numbered three
hundred and sixteen 3l6). fronting street
IL five ~ feet by depth of hundred lUg) feet
Together with the Improvements
This property being contiguous TO Franklin
Square and in the most fashionable portion uI tn.
city, renders il exceedingly desi rabe
Terms. Une-touTth cash, balance al six, twelve
ami eighteen months with interest at eignt per
secured 10y deed of trust on the property sold. 4
deposit Of >2n will be required at time of sale. AL
conveyarcing IT purchaser cost Terms to be com
piled with IA seven day~.
SAM l. p. ROBERTSON.
SAMUEL CASSIDY.
Executor under the will OF Eliza wilkins. de
ceased. f-hS-ro
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MISCELLANEOUS

y ~ SPRING STYLE CARRIAGES. over ~
= % the latest Nv York styles Of. A-U
faFk aLd Pony P-se-Du-, Top aud No Sc~IyS<
- EE--I-s- SaFh and Low Door aud ~
jump seat taiE.fzr-- Second hand Carriages taken
.L ~ 'nsl - eel. before purchasing elsewhere. p
o. StHMiil q CO. No 3I9 18th street. be-
street bai.lli.ir- Nd mayil .ly+
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
III

THE BRITISH MD NOBJH \ AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BFTHEEN NV TORK IND LIVER
POOL. CALLING Ar CORK H4RBOR.
FROM M" YORK. From SEw YoRK
Algeria .--M ed, Jan II AbyssiHia " ed, Feb. IL
Pdrtha W ed, Jan ~ PaTthia ... We'd Feb. a
Russia W cd. Jan. u China. We'd, March 3
Java-..-. W ID, Feb Nigeria " ed, March 10
Jub......-W cd Ftb. 10 Cuba. We'd, March II
And every In wing WEDNESDAY, and SAICR-
DAY from New York.
Steamers marked do not carry s;eerage pas5en-
gers.
RATES OF PAs>AGF.-Cabin- So, SbD. and SI51,
gold, SCCOrIuE tn accommodation. Ticket Paris,
: Is, gold, additional. ResUrn tickets Oh favorable
terms. SfeerysCa al low rates.
StseTsgr ticket from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and all parts uf EUr-pe. at lowest rates Through
bills Of ladug given for Belfast, Glasgow, Hayre,
Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, and for
Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin passage
Apply al the Company 7. Office No. 4 Bowling Green;
for Storage pa--ag-, No. III broadway, Trinity
Building, OF t. OTIS BfGELOW, Banker, COS 9Th
street. OF pOsiTr Patent ufiCe.
Jsu9tIy CfAS. q. FEANCKIYN. Agent.
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w 5. ROOSE,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
No. 1888 Pennsylvania avenue, near 18Th street,
Wholesale Dealer in Imported and Manufacturer Of
the Cactus La Manola, La Roose
Agent for the Anhrosia Fine Cut
The trade supplied direct from the factory at the
very lowest New York and Baltimore prices.
Orders left at tive following hotels will be promptly
attended to- where persons also get their Cigars
Al a slight advance over the wholesale prices vii
lard s. Metropolitan and Imperial hotels; Il. French
Queen, st. james; \. j. Hil'man, ST. Cloud; Wood
9pry & Co., st. George; Jordan Gordon; Owen
House. decl6-3m
ALL KINDS OF GENTLEMEN's CAsT-OFF
n WEARING APPAREL can be sold TO the very
best advantage by addressing OF calling on justin,
6I9 street, between 9th and 9TH streets northwest
- Notes by mail promptly attended to. Cash
T III b.
a full stock Of DRESSED and ROUGH PINE
LUMBER, LATHS, SHINGES. sc
Also, an assortment OF OAK, ASH and WALNUT,
always Ga hand.
nov4-eosm VIM. MCLEAN.
NJOTICE-PARTIES WHO DESIRE To DIS
~ pose of all kinds of W EARRING APPAREL, can
sell them for higher cash price than any place IN
the city BY caI n OF a 1n HEkA9,
tentiOn will be given. maTl5-tr
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscribers
4 have obtained from the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia holding Special Term, letters
INDREW BALM Ain, late of Of @ashngton city
fnms Gs pa be ssd All having
10 exhibit the with the vouchers thereof TO the
eft Of the said estate Given under our hands this
10th day Of January iTs nn,Drn
JAMES c. PAYNE,
jar22f3t Administrators w A.
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~ II. WARMER,
81. Real Estate Broker and Auc.ionpar,
Federal Building, corner 9TH and SITS. northwest
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I ATIMER 4 CLEARY,
Il Aucf iUnpcrs and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner Pcnusyv ania avenue ami nth ST.
Star Office Building.

For account of whom il may concern. we will sell
AT public auction. GA TUESDAY the 9th day of
February, a. II. lS7j at IL clock m, az our auc-
ton rooms the southwest corner of PennSy yania
avenue and lIth street, Washington ID. c., the fol
low ing Stocks and Bonds
Sixty six and two thirds (66 2) shares of the stock
Of the Alexandria Canal, Railroad. and Bridge Com
pany, of the par value of SlOO per share
Five bonds Of the Alexandria Canal. Railroad and
Bridge Company, of the par value of ) ,1OO each,
with interest at six 90 per cent. in gold, payable
semi annually.
Terms of sale Cash.
lang IATIMER 4 GLEARY. Aucts
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SALE OF LUMBER, IRON BRIDGES, CURB
ING, &C.
On TUESDAY MORNING, February 9th, 1875,
ut clock m, shall sell the Resery ations.
foot of IS1s street, Agricultural Grounds, large
lot Of miscellaneous materials embracing the above,
together with numerous other articles. By order of
X. L.. HOXIE, Engineer, ID. G..
feb3-d LATIMER 4 CLEARY, aucts
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
>IIERMANGCO.
r 4 ERS.

y - ~ n n n y
Nos. and a Nassau street. New York.
i--He CTECJI II NOTES and LETTERS OF
& LLIlI Icy IEhNELEES IN EUROPE AND
IHa EAST. Era.i .1 s.. rha PrIuc pal q. i-- also
,.r ~ q o.. .-.f >tTrr-. Wet Indies. Sc TEL
LILNFult TRANSFERS % LONDON PARIS,
-Alll NENtt- HAVANA. MEXICO. CHINA
JAPAN. 81. a--. llrs II Banks, Bankers and 9th
-.- t..'-N.t JAMS IN " z Iy
T.. MCB. TIIONY 40,
- BANNERS.
S1csud National Bank Building. 500 7tH street
bIs" >iEAt l-a.ts Oh England, I.eianI r..ucs and
Germany.
Euy and ssr C..IF. S.1-ks and Government B,,5s
V"ii ana Sta --- a-sss aud Telegraph fJl use of
grI-f" rIHr- 49, -
'rilrt ti"li- t.t'-- ca aH points fabI6-Iy
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STEAMER LINES

STEA nj Err LINES.
NEW EMPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRA, v. WASH
1NGTcN AND GEORGETOWN, DO.
SAILING DAY.
Prom Pier 2, North Wharyes Phus,aI,h,,
SATURDAY. at IL M .u%S
From SO Water street Gaory.tcur se5iSzS3N
n. c. IT ESDAG . az 10 a m
, This lire CONNECTS at Philsielp hia with CIyte's
Regular semi weekly Line If Steamars for PrOyi-
dence, Boston and New England States. No wharf
age in Boston b. this line
G. y. HYDE, Agent for D. of O.
NM. II. CLYDE s. co. Philaieip hIa
\ RED. hleN andris, Va.
u ID Z. MINK, 30 Deyonsiairs street, Boston.
~ Freights delivered by Knox's Express Or
ders left at General Office, sos Pennsy Ivania ave-
nue, or AZ the Steamers Wharf will be promptly
attendeS; to- sRp9t
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II ATIMER 4 CLEARLY,
IL Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave. aud llth ST.
Star Office Buildings.
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I ATIMER & CLEARY

IL Aucticneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue ami llth st.,
Star Office Building.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-16
NEIGHBORIIOOD NEWS.



TIE fire plugs Of the city should be
all opened and tried, in order to ascertain
whether they arc in proper order, Many
Of them may be stopped up, so that In
case of fire they would be rendered use
less, which might in such case result
in great damage TO property. 1t would
take but a short time and might result
in much good.
SxlvELY u Shupc have gone into the
coal business in this city.
SoMyAMBULIsTIC conversation seems
to be the latest thing in Bcllairc. That ;
what they call it.
THE Sunday School of the Guernsey
street NJ. + Church will give concert
on Friday evening of next week, Christ
mas eve, and on Christmas morning al
10 o'clock the children of the Sunday
School will receive treat The concert
will consist of vocal and Instrumental
music, reading, &c, and bids fair to be
grand success. 1t has never failed o
success at that church yet.
The new extension Of the platform at
the b. IL o. railroad dcpo! will soon b'
completed.
The coming Christmas will be mucf
observed in Bclaire, judging from tn,
talk and preparations that are going on
THE fellow in South Bellairc who eA
perimented with coal oil lamp, ycster
dav forenoon, said he WAS resting Ilttl'
easles yesterday evening, and that tn
pain was not SO severe.
THE funeral of Mr.. James Hare, 0
GAINESVILLE, brother of Hon. Chas. Hare
of Summerfeld, took place from his lat
residence yesterday, and was very large
ly attended. Mr.. Hare was well and IA
vorably known throughout this county
and was for many years prominent an
leading politician in this county. W
sympathise with the family of the deccas
ed in this hour of their sore oitiIction.
THE Lords Supper will be observe,
in the United Presbyterian Church o
this city on next Sabbath. December II
There will be preaching tonight and to
morrow night by the pastor and on Sa
turdav at | p. NJ. and Sabbath ut 10! \
NJ. and p. NJ. by Rev David Paul, ID
d., President Of Muskingum College.
THE problem of Life" is the talk il
Bellare now.
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OVER THE RIVER.

| From the st. Clairsville Gazette.
MARTINS FERRY is to have another
lawyer. Col. G. w. Mitchell, late OF St.
Louis, Missouri.
CERTIFICATES have been filed in the
office of Secretary otState for lncorporat-
ing the Ohio Valley Glass Company, Of
Martins Ferry; capital 100000.
SEVERAL of the Monroe county tobaC-
co dealers lose heavily by the failure OF
the firm of b. F. Hook " Co., tobacco
merchants of Baltimore. Peter Diehl, Of
| Woodsfield, loses $4,000; +. VI. Amos,
of Antioch, $4,000; John Camps, OF
Calais, 81 900; James Watson, of Gnays-
vile, $500; VIM. Foraker, $1,000 and
other parties smaller amounts. The
Woodsfeld Democrat says that "this Is
a terrible loss upon our county, and Will
be felt by the business men and farmers
of the whole county. Money was scarce
enough before but if these losses are I"
be paid by the customers OF these bust
ness men, this winter will be n Black
Friday to the people OF our county
HENRY MORGAN, charged with bur
glary, and one of the prisoners who es-
capped from the Cambridge jail some time
ago, was captured in Wheeling lust
week and taken back to Cambridge. The
JtHcrSOHldn says:
The real name of Morgan Is Mayhem.
His father and brother are reported to
be in the Moundsville penitentiary, and
the two brothers captured with HIM are
in jail at Wheeling, the whole family
except the mother being now in durance.
There was much trouble on his
arrest Six officers were required TO bring
him out of Wheeling, and did not get off
unscratched. Handouts could not be
kept on him-his small hands slipped
through them easily. As soon as he was
put in Jail here he was hObbled, but he
crushed the shacklcs ALMOST to atoms and
stood tree in the cell. The wrought
iron shacklcs which were used on
Hartup and Oliver were then placed on
his bare legs, and all was thought to be
safe. but these were broken and 1t WAS
soon discovered that they were of. Or
dcrs were given to lock all the other prlS-
oners in their cells, and Morgan was
driven to his. No sooner was he in than
all the prisoners Just locked up were out
looking at the proceedings. Morgan
had previously broken every lock
on the Jail cells, and all the
prisoners had free exhibition. Jesse
Mckinney, the strongest blacksmith
here, was brought in to :lvct heavy irons
and chains on him, and now the nights
are hideous and full OF noise and dis
turbancc and threatenings Of slaughter.
1t is plain that there Is to be no rest IN
the jail until Morgan is sent to the peni-
Tertiary or acquitted. The jury on the
former trial disagreed. 1t is 10 be hoped
he will have a speedy trial, as he has also
burned the bedding in his cell.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet inches in the channel
and falling.
The Market Boy departed for Pitts
burgh at 8 a. VI, yesterday,
The Express left for Parkersburg h;
the usual hour yesterday
The Carrie Brooks from Pittsburgh en-
route for GAINESVILLE, passed down early
yesterday morning.
The Courier is the Parkcrsburg packet
to-day at noon.
Business about the landing WAS slow
yesterday.
.By Telegraph
MEMPHIS. December l5.-Thc river is
rising slowly. Weather cloudy and
pleasant. Arrived-Mary Kelley, New
Orleans. Dcparted-Rosa Miller, Ar
karsus river; St Francis, Belle. White
river; Maudc and Charles Morgan, New
! Orleans; Sherlock and Boum, Cincinnatii
| ST. Joseph, st. LOUIS.
LOUISVILLE, December ID Weather
clear and pleasant. Arrivcd-Susic Sill
yer. Cincinnati. The same boat depart
ed for New Orleans, River falling with
10 feet 5 inches in the canal and 8 feet
inches on thefalls.
CINcINNATI, December lj.-lsiver p
feet and falling. Weather fair and mild
Arrivod-Vint ShinkIe, Memphis. De
parted-Glasgow, Evansville; Cons Mil
lar Memphis John l.. Rhoads, New
Orleans.
NASHVILLE, December l5.-River fall
ing with S feet on the shoals. Arrived
None. Depurted-T. I. Hillman
Cairo.
CAIRo, December 15.-Arrived-Sl
Gcnevicyc, Leopard and Emma Norton
st. Louis; Bermuda, Nashville: Depart
cd-Raven, John Means, ST. Louis ST
Genevieve, Vicksburg. River IA feet
inches and rising. Weather clear mer
curry 50 degrees.
/ EVANSVILLE, December l5.-Weithe
clear and Maid; mercury from 80 to 5i'
barometer 29'. River 20 and 7-lOtt
feet and rising slowly. Up-ldleTiId
Minneola, and George Roberts. Down
-Aggie. Nashville, Morning Star, Red
Cloud aud Pat Cleburne. Bushes:
moderately active.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

Our good natured friend, Hon. james
Taylor, returned to his seat on Yesterday. .
Our good looking friend, Capt. Neil ,
lowsey, has returned from short visit
to his Wetzel county constituents.
Major j. ". Hevcner, sheriff Of Upshur
county, occupied n scat on the floor of the
House yesterday.
Mason explains thocoustltution, Fiem-
ing explains the finances, Campbell OK
plans parliamentary law, Snidcr explains
the attitude of the Republican party, and
Cornwell explains his vote.
One member suggests that the Davcn-
port brothers be employed to loose the
House from its legislative ENHANCEMENT.
Mr.. Hutchinson, of Wood, has
gone home for the remainder OF
the session on account OF Ill
heath. We do not admire Mr.. Hutch
inson's politics, but must give him credit
Tor zeal and ability in behalf of his party
during his legislative career
Mr.. Vaughn was IN favor of supporting
Normal Schools provided liberal appro'
priations were made to roads and bridges
He thought that If the road bills were re
jectcd, the Normal School appropriations
like the party dresses of the ladies al
the Mcclure House hall were 'too rotten
thin to talk about. lie Was in favor OF
free school system. Ia his opinion edu'
cation was the foundation stone OF hui
man nature but for that we would be like
the heather Chinese who are to-day
roaming over the wilds of sultry Alaska
Mason Is afraid that candidates FOL
vacant iudgcships will manipulate the
press. The wonder is who will manipu-
late Mason?
Caleb Boggcss, E-q., was before the
House Finance Committee yesterday.
Hon. Septimus Hall WAS on the floor OF
the House yesterday.
Secretary Hedr!ck took II peep at the
House yesterday.
Burke. Of the Monroe Register, Scho.
field. of the Joafnai, and Others OF the
Quill. we're looking around town ycSter-
day. We presume the meeting OF tenn
pcrsnce friends has attracted our cdi-
torial brethren to the city.
Mr.. Stuart occupied the chair yesterday.
Mr.. Mason says that he don't care any
thing about the bills sent him by his
Granger constituents.
Mr.. West, Of Harrison, made good
speech On the usury question yesterday
afternoon He gave evidence ola clear
understanding of the financial question.
Col. johnson, of the lst United States
Infantry, occupied a seat on the floor of
the House yesterday. Col. johnson is
Hancock county boy, who has won his
present position by hard fighting,
Hon. l.. ID. Morrall, of barbour coun-
ty, WA, on the floor of the House last
night.
\ call 9th House last night, scared
up some Of the absent members.
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To WHOM IT MAY CoNcERN.-Re-
specially announcing my return from
from the Eastern market | herewith
bring TO the knowledge of the Wheel.
ing public that l will open in my Assem-
bly, Hall, on the 18th of December, q
Christmas Bazaar, with an endless variety
of find, fresh candies, large toys of every
description, and all the latest novelties
in the line of Christmas presents. ! will
have on exhibition IN immense number
of carriages, buggies, yclocipedes, fancy
dressed babies. and everything necessary
to make Christmas happy.
a. NEUuAUSEN,
1921 Market ST.
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HOLIDAY GRoCERIEs.-R. j. Smyth,
the famous grocer, mas just receivei II
large invoice Of choice and fancy gro
ceres, expressly for the holiday trade,
such as mince meat, jcllies, layer rasins,
extra large, dried currants, prunes, Still.
sons and English pine apple cheese,
Japan, Gunpowder. Oolong, Young Hy-
son. and other choice brands
of teas, Mocha and Java Cot
fees of fresh importation, and
a variety of other toothsome articles
which We have not space to enumerate
Smyth sells at close margin, while his
stock is unsurpassed in quality and guam
tlty
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WHEELING, December -, 1875

WHEELING, December ID, 1870.
Editors OF the Register:
Ion were mistaken in your report OF
DR.. Longdon's case yesterday morning
You were mistaken in saying that Mrs
Morris sworc that he had committed an
abortion on her daughter. She only ties
titled that her daughter had a mis-car-
riage, but did not state that DR.. Longdon
mad caused it. All parties, including the
Judge and Prosecuting. Attorney, agree
that so far no evidence has been adduced
10 show that Dr. Longdon had any con-
nection with the case. 5.