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New-York tribune., 1875-10-15
Gritp Real estate for Sale.

dwellings in NEW-YORk and BkOOh-
~ IYN FOR SALE ST low prices and on accommodating
terms Buyers advised 20 buy now, before tne rSs ID
values Also 10 LEI very desirable DIV ELI NGS IN NV
YORK aah BROOKLYN either furnished or NntlhisHs1
Tenants better leases now than neM aplE ~
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Anction Sales of Real Gsiate.

AT AUCTION.-25 LOTS in the business
~ center OF Flushing Main and hmysts tLeggett Esate
THURSDAY, oct q inst, at o'clock on the premises,
without the highest bidder 20 close cur contract
with tie Executors. Terms, .Oper cent on day of sale, 23
per cent ~ and balance and 10 years IL desired
the Executors prc,rDg the property 10 cash
pavm,ns lots better Tor Investment than deposits
savings bank, and a. the times are hard visitors may
eXpect a great bargains lO3 trans daily 10 Flush
ing every h0ur fare ~ cents by two lroads II
sciugs stores church built block within 10
months fare cheap, passes For maps apply to
Sll LIiI IMrnIv st
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Real @slaie % gxtbanse.
6ouees an0 farms Waute0.

XYvANTED-In exchange for unincumbcred
and graded lots, well appointed FAkn or COUNTRY
s AT with from 10 300 acTs in Dutohsss. Orslge
Westcheser COnndes railroad or North kiyer Aie>
r. j., Tribune Office.
vyTANTED-In PLAINFIELD, y. j., a neat
w FRAME DWELLING, in gool order, With LOT ,fI-
ate in the vicinity Of he Park House gg.sesson nov Or m
neXi pricc not over $1,000 Also. WAITED, LOT, lu
vicinity Cher1yst and between Fh and Ninith, for
Improvement by carl customers rcno tuA par
ticulars 10 J. y. YCKOFF a 90, u Part row
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!NMAN LINE.-Fixed Southerly Course.
>IEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These hrstcass steamships sail regulaiy p m from
pier No I3 North River, follows;
steamship CRESCENT CITY RSDAN Oct =.
S,eomgI,inCOI IfMRIr- IT DAY Nov.
acconIoda0us surpassed For height passe apply
to VIZ. y. tL1 ID. * CO, NO y lboNuhs seth
McKTIIAP, LULING & co. Agents in Havana
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Drooklnn properin 90 Ell.

V'O LET-A hrst-class furnished PARLOR
FLOOR with piano arr nice clean ROOMS thlln se
TWO g. honsc furnished VIII az inrr"y "ycinetts
% Drand IT,, Wlii lrsNur.h
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Ocean Steamcrs.

A NCHOR LINE-CARRYING u. s. MAILS
NETWORK AND GLASGOW
cAITFORS IA ........ SATURDAY. oct. 10 ats
ANCuOkTA .SATU KDBG, Oct. IS At ,. m.
TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL Ol. LONDOSDERkA.
CARIE PASSAGE ........ s65, sTj and go cGrrcncy
IneT1oeiiate and storage al lowest raJss-
Company Offices, BOwllns green. -
HEsDERaOS BROTHERS. Ageuts
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NE.W AND FIlTepOWERED STEAMSHIPS
Sailing from NegNork SATU UKDANS from Liver pJl on
I'll q kSDANS. calling 40 Cor, HlrfOr each way
BkirAkNic. SATURDAY. oct l6, al a.
GEBMANIC. SATURDAY. oct = .atlpm.
CELTIC SATU URDAf OcL 80. ~ $50 q. IN
ADRIAlit. SATURDAY. Nov s. &C 1900 a. m.
BALTIC. SATl EDAN Nov. l3, az D. M.
PROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER ", NORTH
RIVER.
These Sramers the fastest trade ere,
and unsrrpassed ~ appointments The saloon
snlos ani Bath pac dmishns where fh
ard notion are least aonug degree o comfort hheFo
atttuable
KArEs Saloon, $50. $50 and sOO gold Return u,kol.
an favorable terms Storage, t3s.
DRAFTS rom e upwarl.
For Inspection % rAs and other information apry az he
COmpany's oidccs No ~ Broadway New Nork.
H. =. CORTfs kont
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.NObK
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREpEN
COHPANY'S PIER foot Of SECDNDSI, NpBDkfN
DONAU. SATURDAY. oct 10 RHElS... SATURDAY u't 80
M IN......SatIrdav, oct ~ ODER SATURDAY Nov .
RATES OF PASSAGE from Nf;N YORK to SOUTHLAND.
TON, HANkE OR BREMEN:
FIRST CABIN, 800 gold. I SECOND CABIN, to golL
STEERAGE, $50 currency.
Return Tickets al reduced rates Prepaid 5teerae CeI
Gates, 2 currency
fr..I. !. aflnlN "a
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.

A HOME, with suitable care aud instruction,
~ for six boy'. Rev. }. TUFTS Monsoon, Mass.
A MEXICAN BOARDING SCHOOE-Cram-
~ matcai English to Foreigner. Piano Ia advanced
scholars Dc. ABLL WllIiLO'k. Norvdk, Conn
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1 RnYs, RnARnING SCHOOL. Medin. Pom.

~ II from Philadelphia. special attention 10
bach pupils. ca and provision for little bows
iLdiFCaal ana class Instruction. combining Tie adyan
"a tutoring aHt school room fn Rates moer
ate; aud sslo aisoner included .Sa charges
whatever payments Puplf Admitted - any ue TAG
Pncps d~yoes his ndl e attention 10 TIE school and -
assisted by ten eAperen.cd male teachers Ia the Classic
Scientific Gusntss English and Junior cnurees of study IOr
eirculaF teetnsBsi, picture II building eymnasinm &C.
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ArmAX II. MuLLER. Anctionoer. -


A UCTION SALE Cf HOUSES and LOTS, on
"a THURSDAY. Oct. 2i, at II o'clock at the Exchange
SalCsroOm. No II l Broadway viz:
NEST FIFTY EIGHTH Sr-Thc four story brown stone
front West 5Stht south side i2 feet
west of stllye House "A feet deep contains modern
pr0ycmCnis newly aiutcd and frescOed.
WEST FIFTY EIGHTH ST. The three-stoTy lfga-gfOOp
house aud lot NO iOA West jcthst south
sile 100 feet west oi 9tiIayc. 49, -
FIFTYEIGIrUSIOn lot, north side. 200 feet west Of
Sthayc.
HAVEThc four story brown stone fort house and
lot north Of J and ga House contains
inoiern improvements. hardwood hnish.
ElGHrfLAV VEThc lease u e plot Of land j0v 100 feet
ave. 80 tec south OF 5Sth the front
tgOstory brick stJres and dwellings, and
story building the Lease has sX yeaIs
i4Om May 1870 at 400 ground rent aud taxes (iO7j)
MORRIS WILKINS. Anctoneer
EXECUTORs SALE of elegant DWELLING
II and LOT Fifhay aud Forty fourth.
ST. aud STABLE No. - West Forty ourhst. r.. H. Ii L.
1870 II O'clock at the Exchange SalesoOn No III broad
SALE BY ORDER OF EXECUTOR OF WM g. BLACKIN.
TON, Deceased.
FIFTH AVEThe elegant and extra wide four story high
stOOp DWELLING and LOT. NO p Fifth ave,
south Fortyiourh St The house ~ 2S4N7o feet,
buffers pantry cNtson, l2bX2B feet class
every rs2ect; built by John H. Se wool esq AMI ~ IA
ueb orir hay been GvcriaIrd a. Large expense during
the past Summer Dot. 2S.fvl2, feet.
WEST FORTY Fol Fl Il ~l.ihc first class three
brick STABLE II We Forty four ~. just
have stable Is 2jX7n feet stalls c9rriage. harness and
colclunns Lot. xlOO.5. Terms al sale.
maps ana permit 20 view the house apply Ia The Auction
ecIa No Piursf. tf5ID
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MISS HAINES
Am

NADIAiOISILLE DE JANON
will reopen ther SCHOOL foT young ladies and children
thu RSBAY, sept - separate Class for Bows Oct. J.
puuctua Attendance Oi tlc p"ts respectfully telus sled
Their Di ri E.. under the charge ~ Madame and
Miss Kreg, viii reopen Training caF cart
ncrs Nov J. An applications At 10 Gianercy Park n York
rI'HE MISSES GRAHAM, SUCCESSORS TO the
MisSss Green, viii reopen their school at MOI fA-lyc.
,frst house Wishing square, rU EsDAN. the 23
OF september. 1870
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NATIONAL LINE.
E1om pisrs4iand47 North Pivcr

FOR LONDON Direct
DENMARK ...............F Friday. Ocf. l.. n
ITALY. .Thursiay. oct ~ 10 T. 10.
FOR QUEENSTOWN yND LIVERPOOL
EGYPT oct l6. r. m. SpAIN.. Oct - $ % NJ
THE QUEEN, oct. 1 D. flI No, q, IA H.
Cabin ne sage and $40 currency Steerage grtty
rrducci prices Return tickets IA reduced lrcDad
steerago Tickets at the lowest Apply
the Company Office, No. % Brladway ,
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For irssn' Or ps''st6 6EaIcns fPpHI Co. Bowlnerreen
New-York, Havana & Mexican Mail :. ). !

~ steamers leave PeI B. North River, az 3 - M
FOR HAVANA DiRECD:
CITY OF NEW y ohh ia 4 kSDA oct IL
CITY OF MlA IL f,DA1 oct -
CITY or NkKA clst y .; " [ q, "a Oct %
calling at Havana Prngreso Campcachy Tuspan amplco
CITY OF 4 IEXiCO. ............ UEsDAY, Oct ~
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New pub!ieations.

A NNOUNCEnENT! JOSH BILLINGS great
~ AMMAN rapidly passing through the press
and nearly ready g. W. CARLETON Il Co. Publishers N v
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

THE HENRIETTA CHANFRAU COM
pAHY.-Mrs. Henrietta Chanfrau gives
this evening, the first of the two per-
formances announced at the Opera House
appearing in new American comedy
by G. W. Tayleure, entitled "Was She
Right 1t is safe to assume that so
charming and brilliant an actress as Mrs
Chanfrau unquestionably will not fail
to receive from our cultivated
playgoers response worthy OF
her reputation. The press Of Bal
timore, Washington and other cities,
in which it mas been given, speak of the
play in the warmrst terms, according 1t
u foremost rank in dramatic literature.
Mrs. Chanfrau finds in it excellent scope
for her best qualities. and has won in the
yoIc of its heroine some of her richest
triumphs. Her support is that OF La
Varicte the leading theatre not only oi
New Orleans, but Of the entire South,
and is spoken of as unusually strong and
brilliant. Reserved seats are fer sale at
the box Office of the Opera House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08
NEIGIIBORIIOOD NEWS.
BEL.LAIRE.


The Allen Club met in City Hall last
night, and the greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed during the whole evening. Quite
Il large amount Of business was transact
ed. All feel confident that the Old Sage
of Ross will rise up to the tune Of about
forty thousand. C. c. Kelley, Esq, was
appointed to 90 to Youngstown to escort
Hon. ID. w. Voorhees, from that place to
Bclairc.
BUSINESS was little more lively in
Bclaire yesterday than for few days
past
THERE don't seem to be anything now
in the minds of the people here hut pol
itics, and "rise up William is the cry.
THE Republicans here are down in the
mouth and are looking blue. They have
no more lite in them than half frozen
flies.
SOME sneak thief without the fear of
God in his heart, went to Mr.. j. II. Days
on night before last, and after helping
himself to three or four pounds Of but
ter, broke open the money drawer Of his
milk wagon and obtained therefrom,
abuut Sl4 in change, which had been lett
in the drawer the evening before. We
would suggest that he leave the drawer
unlocked hereafter and it will not only
save his wagon, but save the thief some
trouble.
THE Noycs meeting on the Square last
night was a grand fzzle in every sense
of the term. We will not spend time in
saying more about 1t.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

- ,,--r -t=I ss-,l
~ -
-DN AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE
" 9th, 1875, Passenger Trains Will fuh rs
Ollows, Wheeling time:
EASTBOUND TRAINS.
SoHrNo-I No Is No 10
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RiN Err NE vs..

The river was stationary last evening
,.;r, Gao, II ircb.. IN ~, chorn.
WI" wv NV " - '"' "'','''',
Inc M"'''e r"So" 'e'' 'o' "FNer'ouFS
NJ 'n' usual "'"' e'''''"l morning
The local packets arrived and departed
on time.
Tho Science will hc the porlers hurls
,,..'...-..;....-.,, ..,..,.
P"cNe' ''''S morning ~ y ''o'N'
Business about the landing was only
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

TIE CESTESNlALC oNCERT.--Ihe Cen
teunisl Concert Mt the Fourth Street VI.
f. Church WAS attended largely by the
lovers of music in this city. 1t Is very
rare that 80 attractive a programme Is
presented to the public, and the marked
attention paid during the entire per-
formancc WAS a strong testimonial to Its
merits. These concerts are productive OF
great good, and are deserving OF the most
substantial endorsement in the shape OF
large attendance. TOO much praise
cannot be bestowed upon the
industry, perseverance, taste and skill,
which MIR. Bassctt has shown IN organiH-
ing and conducting these concerts; the
reward Of such labor is sure to come
soon,, or later and We think that Mr.
Bas,rtt should feel greatly encouraged
by his success.
We hardly have time to enter into
any extended notice of the performance
but will briefly mention the most nota-
BILE features of the concert. First, tn
overture TO William Tell was rendered in
in Il masterly manner, showing
wonderful Instrumentation. The cho-
russes were all full, strong, admirably
managed and IN perfect unison.
Professor Nans violin solo was " very
difficult performance and showed HIM to
be- master of the instrument. The first
encore OF the evening was awarded to
Professor Ebeling' piano solo, which was
loudly applauded. The Professor in his
reply, even exccllcd his previous effort
He exhibited great good taste in the
length and character of his selections.
TT G great success Of the evening was
Mrs. Wnitakcrs solo. She eXcelled all
her former efforts, and was vocierously
appauded. Her reply to the repeated
demands for repetition was the best
amateur solo we ever had the pleasure OF
listening TO. The chorus and Trio-Credo
Gounoa was very effectively rendered.
and fine specimen Of tonc-paintIng'
The shading throughout was admirable,
reflects great credit on bo!h pupils and
tutor.
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Nor Ihe Rlnnh il Tic Life

Sec Deuteronomy, xii: %. The blood
beng the source from which the system
i built up. and from which we derive
our mental rs well as physical capabili-
tiles, how important that II should b"
kept pure tit contains vile, fostering
poisons. AL organic functions become
cntrcbIcd Settling upon important or
gans, n the lungs, liver and kidneys, the
effect is most disastrous. Hence it be-
hooves all to keep their blood in per-
iectly healthy condition, and more cspc-
cially does this apply Mt this particular
season of the year than nj any other.
No matter what the exciting cause may
be-, the real cause of large proportion
of all diseases is bad blood. Now, DR..
Pierce does not wish to place his Golden
Medical Discovery in the catalogue Of
quack patent nostrumS, 10y recommending
it to cure any disease, nor does he 80 rec
ommcnd it; on the contrary, there
are hundreds of diseases that he acknowl-
edges it will not cure: but what he does
claim is this. that there is but one form
of NpOd disease that il will not cure, and
that disease is cancer He does not re-
commend his Discovery for that disease,
vet he knows ii to be the most searching
w ,v,T free tbc blood and system Of All
VIII ii'1 NV .;, yo'I ' ,%o .ni,.ai yo,,e
o'nI' O.oou, Po'aT''' TL, CaiJnn Wcl,r.I
Lao'' .. ai'','' a',' ~ ~. ill.,, - nnra
D''con'a = c m". " rs Sr.;n n;soascs Oh
Cnc W",S' p 10, ''la - pin,mios and Ernn
,"''''s ~ i' ~ CI.nJa.i"r SroII;no. and
uoh, ".o , ", - $500 G"rnr'Ions amI Floor
tn' W ,,. ''. - . y. Voa,, Io,s ~ otbcr
"'ru ''o.'H ~ ~, S w. nisoosos or Tho
l'.'S' NV" Wi; 49, S'raIrino. r.T.r S,,rns
IN SI;p ;,; u" and ' Sr,nai Di.rn...-aII Of
lisPY"It.' -" az" S,."c'l,r. ,Ifs.os.s
WHO" ''''''7 W 80 ,,',',,','
CONFIRM Ed '-'''H ''H'''' mr.
W. GROVE STATION, Iowa.
Dr. FieTc' b"H"'"' ~ IL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

FASHIONABLE WEDDING IN GERMAN
ClRcLEs.-For sometime past it has been
whispered that a wedding in fashionable
German circles would take place, and
last evening it WAS consunmated. The
contracting parties were Mr.. Henry
Zoeckler and Miss Title Hoffman
daughter of the well known man
ufacturer, j. &. Hoffman, Esq. The
ceremony took place at the Cathedral,
the Rev. Father sullivan officiating. a
large number or invitations were issued
and the Cathedral was well filled by
friends and acquaintance. The bride
and groom looked lovely, as did their
attendants, who followed the bridal couple
IN the following order: Miss Hoffman,
Mr.. William Zocchler; Miss Lena Rem
ner, Mr.. William Phipps; Miss Eva Wolf,
of Pittsburgh, and Mr.. Adam Hes, Mis-
Augusta Handan and Charles Blum.
After the solemn ceremony at the Ca
thedral, which occurred. about eight
o'clock. tho invited guests
repaired to the spacious resi-
dencc of j. q. Hoffman, Esq, on
Chsplinc street, Centre Wheeling, where
Joy any festivity reigncd supreme until a
late hour this morning. The rcfreshmcnt
table was arranged by that prince OF
caterers, A. Neuhausen, which fairly
groancd with the good things that
were placed thereon. The bridal
cakes were really magnificent and sur.
passed anything ofthe kind we have ever
seen. The necessary liquid refreshments
were also abundantly supplied. At the
conclusion OF the supper the dancing tcs-
Invites commenced and Joe Kramer tur-
nishrd the music.
We wish the happy bride and groom
long and prosperous journey
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08
,,,EsENAToRaIL ELECTION.
A Large Vote Cast for aside" Eiec-
tiou---UxIdweII Elected by Large
MaiorIIy.


Majority.
The election held yesterday to I'LL the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Sena-
tor Pannell resulted in glorious VIC
tory for the Democratic candidate, MIR.
Alfred Caldwell.
The vote, considering it was an ''oti
election, was very large and there was
the greatest interest manifested IN the
result. Forthe past few days the iriends
of Captain Wilson confidently predicted
his election by large majority, and boot
ed at the possible chance of the election,
Of Caldwell. A large amount of money
was offered and in some cases taken, IN
which Captain Andy was the favorl'e'
The election passed off quietly, except
at the Sixth ward, where there was some
arrests made, and uncalled for,
which We refer TO III
another column. There was
great interest manifested, and the result
most undoubtedly shows that the Demo-
Gratis stuck well to their principles
The following is the result as lar AS
heard from:
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The Supcrintcpdacy of our Sch"ois
Mr.. JOhnC. HcrVV RecOmmende"
fnr the Position.

Editors Of the Register:
1t appears that the names Of several
rersons are named in connection with
the SUPPLEMENTARY of the Wheeling
schools, about TO be made vacant by the
ra,icpation Of Mr.. Williams. Without
encouragement to others, it may be SAID
If Mr.. John c. Hcrvey that he Is gen
tIeman eminentlv qualified for the posi-
lion. In addition to superior scholarship
ottainments and excellent administra-
tive qualities, he has the al:
vantage of many years oil
most successful practice as An educator
lie was connected with the Lindsey In e
stitutc in its palnly days; served for some
time as principal Of the 9TH ward school,
md afterwards for number of years MS
principal OF the West Alexander Acade-
nv, and in all these positions acquitted
himself most creditably. He is well and
rayorablv known in this community. ana
would make not only competent but Il
most acceptable Superintendent. This Is
written not in the interest of Mr.. Heruy,
but in the educational interest of the COM
munity. Nll"hN'
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copARTNERS SHIP.

PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
jail
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

PrRsoNAL.-Judge Raymond, Of the
Supreme Court, is III the city.
We had call last evening from Col.
Smith, Of Taylor county, and Hons. i.
G. Smith, of Parkersburg, and j. W.
Watson, Of Falrmont, members of the
Board of Directors of the Penitentiary.
OF course they Were all delighted at the
success of All. Caldwell.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

MRS. SwABACHER has just opened a
new stock of Trimmings, such as SILK
and worsted Fringcs, Mirabau, feather
ed and fur Trimmings, Silks and Nelvets
in Nil shades; Ribbons in cardinal and
other fashionable shades; Wooden goods
of all descriptions; ladies and children :
merno underwear speciality Ruching,
Ties and .Irwclry in the latest designs;
Buttrrirk's newest Fattrr>. Please call
al lOGl Man street
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Philadelphia precinct, Caldwell, %; VII
son. :6. Leatherwood precinct, Caldwell
81! Wilson, II.
There is one more precinct in TrI"deI-
mia district to hear from, but it Is very
small, and the result will most likely add
about ten votes additional to Mr.. Cald-
wells majority in that district.
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The very best yOr Il one nj
the very lowest figures.

Estimates and samples furnished on
short notice. Give us an order and BE-
convinced.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

OPENING OF THE OYSTER Seasonal
\ Ne1hauscn' : confectionery, 1927 Mar
kct street. Our ladies will gladly notice
that oysters in every style will be furn-
ished from to-day at Neuhausen's com
Portable parlors. Only the best brands
of Tick 4 Chase, the well known BaIti-
more oyster firm, are kept there, and the
way they are prepared will take all oys-
Ter lovers by storm. The parlors are
well ventilated, and the average tenn
pcrature kept ut 7O'.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08
THE IRON WORKERS.
Another Reduction Of Wages proba-
hIp

An informal meating of the iron man
uf,,cturcrs OF the two cities was held yes
tcrday, 10 consider the question of reduce
ing the wages of heaters and rollers.
Under the last agreement between the
manufacturers and their wOrkmcn, il was
stipulated that sixty days notice should
be givcd in case Of amy dissatisfaction
on the part of either. At present the
prices brought by their products the
manufacturers state are below
the minimum rates upon which the agree.
mcnt was based, and in consequence they
are losing heavily. Several prominctt
firms have already notified their heaters
md rollers that reduction would be-
made, ard yesterday the meeting WAS
held to learn the general feeling among
the mill owners. The consultation; We
ARE informed, showed that the general
feeling is that they would not be able 70
continue mnch longer with the prices
paid their men at present. The meeting.
however, adjourned without any driint"
action, and it was left with each indi-
vidua firm to pursue such course rs they
NAV deem PjttsbWrgh POST
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

The wedding season is now fairly
open, with the supply OF brides fully
equal to the demand; bridcgrooms shaky
with disposition on the part OF mater
nal operators t. bull the market
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

JUST received fine selection Of sheet
music, including the latest and most pop
ular publications, music books Of great
variety, iolos and other iirst-c!ass goods
in our line, to which We beg leave TO
call the attention Of the mpsical people
of Wheeling. W. II. SHEIB ~ Co.,
III Nam street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
EiCn"ond.
SESSION ~

Winter Course OF Lectures begin ur'"u'i
Ist, and close in i've months. FulI cuuIr'
Of Medical Instruction by III" Faculty
and daily system OF examinations IN '.'
Adjunct Faculty. Professors iors, s-
Pharmacy Course. 81. Beneficiary lIrs..
SJl. For mll particulars or ca'uu"u'
ply 10 j. T.. McrAW, VI. II. 40. 'u' U's..
-, Richmond, Va, Dean ot th' Faru'.
ScU1D
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WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE
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IL proved course OF study for the pEHr-
teal education of young men. E,ruar.
rooms. rchttcd ana furnished. ~,TGb.,
room for ladies. Sessions day AM rrr.-
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student: also thorough course ia the il-.
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site Mcclure House, or address,
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

The Excelsior SOCIAL Union that for
merly met in Arhcntzs Hall, will have a
select dance every Saturday night NJ the
old Dominion Hall. All their friends
are respectfully invited To- attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-08

Police CoURT-,j~dge CrGHmer.
The only cases on the docket yesterday
morning was of Jacob Watson and John
Moran charged with diSorderiy conduct,
The hearing of the cases was postponed
until this morning.