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The Morning herald., 1875-12-02
Ladies Cyouks.

Afull assortment of ladies' eloaks of new
design, richly trimmed and very beautiful
has jus!.been purchased by NJ. L. Lichten
stein, 226 Market street, and he now hai
them on his counter for sale from $500 W
to any price. The beaver of which the
cloaks are made Mr.. l.. says cost as much
as the garments sell for SO that alb.
solutcly no charge is made for trimming
and making. We think the ladies will find
what they want in the cloak line, and that
they can buy cheaper than by buying the
cloth and having the cloaks made to order
The goods are not old style, but on the con
trary, are Of new material and made in tht
most fashionable styles.
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PR RDPOSALS.


PROPOSALS AL g..
FOR GRADING THE BED OF CLAYTOs
STREET FROM PENNSYLVANIA AN'
ENUE 10 ELEVENTH STREET.
Sealed proposals will be received by tn
Committee on Opening streets. at the otilc'
OF the street Commissioner, NO. "a Eas
Sixth street. second story. until
THURSDAY. DECEMBER, ID, 1875,
at 4 o'clock, p. M,
For grading the bed Of Clayton street from
Pennsy. vania avenue to Eleventh street
Tie dirt and stose to be delivered subjec
to the order of the street Commissioner
and to be leveled at the expense Of the con
tractor
The Committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids No bids will be accepted
unless it be from responsible party.
WIN. McMENAM MIN,
nov. 3a-3t Chairman Com. on Opening SITS
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FOR RENT,
FOEs SALE
AUCTIv.g SAL

|HEAID's
THIRD REGULAR PUBLIC
STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS AND pr
At the Clayton House BuiIai,
ana Market sts., Wilmington, N
SATURDAY, DEC. 4,
AT IL o'clock A. NJ
40 Shares of stock in ,bc va
.Lancaster) Turnpike Co. '"
slOOWilmington City Loan diva
est payable January and Julv
SlGOWilmington City Lopp dino
est payable Januar, and july
soJ0 Wilmington City Loan due
est payable May and Novembrr
$1,000 Wilmington City Loan i,
terest payable in May and NoIN, " \
Lots 73 and -, Section 10 in
Cemetery, on Philadelphia Ave-
Lot 25x75 west side of Bradford
& W. II. r. between Lobdell AMI
.wo-story Brick Dwelling, i I'd
SIDE OF townsend street. betwee]
streets.
Two-story Bricx and Stone
south side of Fourth street, bt.d
and Washington streets.
,TWo-story Stone dwelling.
above, south side OF Four h stfsaI
west and Washington streets,
store property Nos. 30l and 303 !
street, consisting oft. .ree two.sto
with two-story back bui,IiL d
each. Lot 3Oxa3.
For terms OF sale and full part
posters. + +
Exchange Building, 7th & NJ.
decl-3-4
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.---=-ts~s s-7l-'
WANTS.
AMUOEMENT6


NRAND OPERA HOUSE.
MANAGERS, Mr.. JAMES WARD & Co.
One night only,
FRIDAY EvE'N9, DECEM BIER 5, 1878.
E. 4. DAVENPO1 eT.
Grand Double Bili ...
< Tragedy and Comedy!
The Merchant OF Y 'enice.
|shakspeare's Dramatic Play in Five Acts.
|sHYLOCK, Mr.. E. L. DAVENPORT
Antonio, Mr. Joseph Nagle
nIi.no, GnKe G' venice' Mr.. Geo.. Vinins sS Bowers
Ian celot Gobbo, Mr.. Walter Lennox
Portia. Miss iE. v. Proudfoot
Jessica, MISS 0r zee '. faynteT
Nerissa, Miss Fanny jacobs
To conclude with Tobin's Clio rious Comedy,
THE HONEY MO ON,
RULE WIFE AND HAVE WEE,
The management respectfo !ly calls the at
tention of the public to the names Of the
artists in the above distrihttlon.
!. SCALE OF PRWEai:
resssaa Eress Circle e Ist, ID, Sd rows, Is cts.
Serts in dress circle, (back Sd row 90 cts.
seats secured three days in advance at
Boughman, Thomas q Co.. without extra
charge. noVSS.
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DUGBT ACADEMY.
4 COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOE BOYS
Masonic Temple, Wilmington, Del.

Masonic Temple, Wilmington, Del.
DR.. SAMUEL W. MURPHY, A. NJ, Principal
Assisted by experia. iced Instructors in the
several apartments Of the school.
The PRfMskY DEPARTMENT receives
pupils hetw.e and IL years of age. Tho
Primary branches OF an English educatic.
are thoroughly taught in this Departmel t
which the principal dcefns Of not less IN
portance than the higher department.
Children studying the Primary branches
'Elll thGi eiOle receive the pers,l,ul ;.tteAtloh
Of the Principal, who will enGeavor to Lay
bread and deep 1.-The firm foundation"
The COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT af-
fords every facility to young men who ex-
pcct. aft or leaving school. to enter at once
upon business life. Penmanship and book
keeping receive special attention in this
department.
WINTER TERM OPEN ON MONDAY,
DECEMBER 9Th.
Parents are respectfully referred to the
following, gentlemen who are patrons o!
the Institute:
Hon. f. q. Bradford, Victor Dupont, Esq,
VINO. Whiteley Jno. C. Patterson, ESQ
Wm. G: spr1ance, ESQ II. g: Banning Esq
Henry Eckel, Esq, DR.. Horace Burr,
w. Hastings, Esq, Jno O'Byrne, Esq.
nov29-lm
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A Well Selected Stock,

A visit to the sure VI n. L., Frank, 511
Market street, should be made by all ladies
feeps a yery fine stock Of trimmed and IN.
trimmed ladies cloaks, alpaca suits, real
LAIR switches, and an excellent stock
of underwear, besides infants and child
ren's fancy caps, dresses and cloaks, and
Alexandra kid gloves of all sizes.
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A Man Boiled TO Death.
". 2. Times Of Yesterday.

~. =. Av"esv Ases''"'S
At an early hour yesterday morning the
fireman in Reemmelt & Lercht's brewery,
on Jersey City Heights, built fire under
une of the large tanks which is used 70!
boiling water. A short time afterward he
returned to the tank-having been attend
ing to some other duty in the meantime
and was surprised at hearin, a splash q
water as if some heavy body had fallen int
il. Then he heard groan as of human
being in agony. He Immediately turnet
the faucet to draw off the water and hastil,
rsked out the fire. Some Of the men O.
the brewery then mounted the ladder b.
which access 10 the tank is gained, an
looking over the edge saw a man lying a
The bottom. Ropes were promptly prc-
cured and the man was hois.ed out, but il
awas found that life was extinct. His iea
lures were SO much dis6gured that it W,
next to impessibility to recognize him, b..
from his clothing he is supposed to be !
man named Muell, painter, who resided
in Washington village, and who was in th'
habit Of visiting the brewery occasionally
How he got into the tank is mystery
unless, as some Of the workmen suppose,
he climbed up to the top tolook for tn
purpose Of gratifying his curiosity. Tha'
he made desperate attempts 10 get out l.
evident from the fact Of the fireman hear
ing the splash. in the water The tank i
nearly ten feet high, and perfectly ss1ootl
IN the inside. County Physician stou
examined the body and expressed the opir-
ion that the man was steamed TO death.
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xLFAClAL NOIILE 10 yG.4
y PA4ERS.-The undersigned
Of County Taxes having given nd
ago -that-the taxes werd
payable at that date, and whereas
than one-twe we11tieth of the tax-pu]
paid any attention to said notice,
tors for their own protection will
10 enforce payment according to ID
gives the collectors power to col
COST In ten days after they reed
duplicates.
JOS. L. CARpENTl
a. GIVEN,
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TOYS!

Adams & Bro, 2O6 Market street, have SIS
large and we'll selected stock of toys ss
any wholesale toy dealers in Philadelphia
They buy direct from importers, the goods
not being opened from the time they leave
the manufacturers until their arrival in thi
city. They are now ready to sell whole
sale and retail and at very low prices.
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DLEASE NOTICE
THAT YOU WILL FIND
Books, Magazines, Newspapers,
Blank Books, Writing Paper,
Fancy Papers, Envelopes, Initial Papers,
Slate Pencils, Lead Pencils, Steel Pens,
School States, Mucilage, Ink, Penholdere,
Dominos, Checkers and Boards,
Back Cannon Boards,
Dice and Dice Cups, Lotto Games,
Base Balls, CrOQuet, Pocket Knives,
Wallets, Stationers Hardware.
Drawing Materials,
ERY,
AT f. 3. r. RUTLER'S
No. 42O Market Street.
Aug.2tf+
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A FINE ART MAGAZINE FOR TIL
n YOUNG.
ST. NICHOLAS For 1876!

After two years of prosperity, unexam
! pied in the annals of Juvenile literature
during which ST. Nicholas has consoli
dated with itself all Its strongest competi
| tors, the publishers find themselves in apo
sition to promise that the Third Volume
beginning with the number for November
Poys. surpass even the preceding volume
| in addition to contributions from
THE FIRST WRITERS OF AMERICA,
there will be Stories. Poems, and Sketche.
by some Of the Most Prominent English
Authors. Arrangements have been made
for very interesting series of papers on
WI N DS O II c A STLE,
BY MRS. oL1PHANT,
Treating of its History and the Child-Lift
OF successive Royal Generations.
CHRISTINA &. ROSSETTI
Will contribute for the new volume. t+e,
LOUISA NJ. ALCOTT
Will write "Marjorie's Birthday Gifts, ans
other short stories. ..
Some articles on Astronomy for Youne
People have been promised by the popular
English Astronomer
RICHARD PROCTOR.
,!Ihevs will be continued story of Life in
.... BAYARD TAYLOR.
In the November Number. the opening of
the new volume, will begin an
AMERICAN SERIAL STORY.
THE BOY EM1GRANTs,"
BY Noah Brooks,
Giving the adventures Of party of boys in
The California Gold Mines, In the early days
of the gold fever.
j. T. TRowBR1DGE,
Author Of the "Jack Hazard" stories. will
contribute some highly in :eresting sketch
es OF adventure ut BASS Cove"
"TALKs WITH GIRLS"
By leading. authors, will be prominent
feature Of the new volume. Especial atten-
ton will also be given to
INCIDENTS OF AMERICAN HISTORY,
With spirited pictorial illustrations.
The various departments, "Jack-in-tht
BPop and he tea Passt a1a 1av Lett9r
Folks" are to be more attractive than ever.
The French, Latin and German stories.
for translation, which have proved so pop
ular. will be frequent in the new volume.
Some of the finest works of the greatest
painters Of the century have been engraved
expressly for ST.. NICHOLAS, and the first
artists of the day will contribute fresh and
original drawings for the Fine Art Maya.
zine for the Young. Definite announce
ments Of many interesting and novel fea-
lures will be made in the December num-
ber. ''St Nicholas will continue under the
successful editorship of
MARY MAPES DODGE,
And no efforts will be spared by editor and
puDllshers TO maintain and increase the
attrac ions and value Of the magazine.
Subscription Price, $500 q year; Single
Numbers, 25 cents; Bound Volumes, si.VV
eacn.
These volumes begin with November,
The two now ready for 1874 and 1875 are ele-
gantly bound in red aud gold, and form the
handsomest gif, books f. r children ever is.
sued. We will send the magazine one
year, beginning November, 1875, and either
of the volumes bound as above, post paid,
for 500; or, subscription one year, and
the two volumes, for $1,000. AL newsdeal
ers and booksellers will receive subscrip-
tions and supply volume, at the above
rates. SCRIBNER eco.
749 and Us Broadway, N. Y.
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PERIODICALS.

CENTENNIAL NEWS OFFICE and
" Stationery Store, COZ Market street,
Daily and weekly papers, magaslnes,-
Blank Books
Memorandum Books,
Pocket Books.
Albums,
States. Pens ana INK
and ali kinds of stationery. Weekly pa
pars and magazines to subscribers at Pab-
fishers prices. octz-u i
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The work of fitting out cruisers and gen.
orally strengthening the navy is said to be
progressing rapidly.
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NOTICES,

| STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, al
~ Estate. In Difference To- thd
many good business friends tn5
has decided TO eonauct his Regu1
sales on the principle SO succt ss]
'ished by M. Thon d & sons Il
phia. A few items will be tsxel
OF these sales at q limit of price, |
caseWiil secret uut, l.cu.!.. 1
Real estate sales on the prenlsnl
tl4ue to be as he reto!Ure, ell posi-
Please send in immediotely va,
Stocks, Bonds, Loans, Lots and
for he next sale which j. 10
made up. 1T, HEAL
oct3O-tf No
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENTs.
AUDITORS OF
S1a EAST SIXTH STEE|
WILMINGTON DEIAWARn

| WILMINGTON DELAWARl
Notice is hereby given, by dircctid
Finance Committee, that all bills
City on January LIST. 1875, must bel
or before the first day of N0vcmbcr|
they will be placed III the hands GfI
licitOr for collection, by virtue of sd
Of the City Charter, which is as fold
"lf the amount of said bill be 4
within ~ days after such presd
thereof. 1t shall be the duty of the y
said city to issue warrant direc!cd
said City Auditor, commanding him
ne same with all costs thereon. Ii
goods and chattels of such owner, q
such goods and chattels can be loun
said city sufficient to satisfy said
costs, then to levy the same on The
or buildings OF such owner lrontll
such street as aforesaid, which said
or buildings, or any part Thereof,
sold ny said City Auditor at public
ip0n ten (lU days notice in two
pers published in said city,"
The bills OF delinqueuts naving
become overdue, proceedings will
menced without dplaV unless pay
made as herein provided.
WILLIAM H. GRlF
sepN-tf City A
NOTICE 10 COUNTY InA -.
~ Notice is her by given .ha Gil
1ndebted for County, State and "a
Tor the year 1875, for the Second or y
District Of Wilmington Hundred ~
ana Settle the same. The Collector
fouad at his Office, corner Of Els
Sh1pley streets, or in the evenings
residence, sos West Fourth street.
Duty OF CCLLECToR.-Ifanv per-
or neglect to pay their Tax within.
after this notice, the Collector ns
and collect the same with cot &C
to law
II the owner of any Real Estate FL
reside In the Hundred, or is @ M
shall be the duty of the Collector
and collect the same Off the """""n,
erty Of the tenant thereof. .-E1lr'actj'
dzlU.
LEWIS MEGA
rnIll
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AG- To ladies and others interested in the
Boy e and Children's departments we would
respectfully say that these departments lo1
our vast concern have been filled to over
hewing:with an entirely fresh supply Sof
SUITS AND GARMENTS n
fOr the little fOlk-sufficient to stock all the
clothing stores within the limits of the city
-and we unhesitatingly assert that such 8
beautiful collection Of choice winter wea,
for children was never arranged on the
counters of any establishment in Delaware.
We havea 4.
LARGE FORCE OF Statesmen.
in these departments, who have made ii
their study for years to suit and fit tho
rising generation and who will take
great. pleasure in displaying the various
new designs and novel ideas gotten up es.
Pecially for the season, and found III nc
other establishment.
OUR RULE:
SIGNED GUARANTEES;
CASH RETURNED.
Ocf20
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The improvements in our MEMS De
PARTMLNT; the improvements in oul
lOUTaS DEPARTMENT.; the improve,
the improvements in our extensive build
Ing are Of nature far in advance of any
thing ever known in Delaware, and we cor
daily invite generous public to visit and
view our establishmentSnd Its entire ap-
us with their kind presence that they viii
receive polite attention to oil their wants
correct representation of our wares, real
value for the money they leave With us, and
entire satisfaction in every respect
The Morning herald., 1875-12-02
CLOTHING.

WINTER OF 1875.
THE aREATEsTsTocK,
THE GREATEST VARIETY,
THE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS.
The Best Light to Examine Goods,
The Beststyles and Newest Designs,
The Best Materials only Manufactured.
The BestWorkmanshipo on all our Garments
NATHAN LIEBERlIAN,
Has made the most extensive preparations
for an @
IMMENSE WINTER BUSINESS,
and he does not expect to be disappointed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-13


The law for the suppression Of the mo-
nastic orders n Prussia affects about ten
thousand persons. Ii extended to the
whole of Germany, it will affect nearly
twenty thousand men and women deyo-
ted to the religious life. They are DIS
tributed as follows: In Prussia 20
men monks and brethren oil the Va, 'o'''
orders, and SOIL women nuns anu s.S-
tersJi in Bavaria, lo94 me" al" 0''''
women; IN Wurtemburg' $40 women i"
Baden, 2i9 women IN he'se' % me"
and 3l4 women; ana IN o"Ao"!' . W.
men; making a total oil Z'i'o men anu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-13
THE LOUISIANA QUESTION.

II will be remembered that after the
WHEELER compromise went into
force in Louisiana, though it promised
ueace. still us it left the KELLOGG CASEY
PACKARD party a msjority on joint bal
lot. they made no row, because they kept
their Governor, aud were chIckling over
the prospect of clecting their United
State, Senator. But their dreams were
rudely dispeled by the unseating, by the
Democrats. Of four Radical members, and
putting in four Conservatives, who were
shown to have been undoubtedly elected.
This changed the condition of affairs, for
it gavea Democratic majority on joint bal
lot and brother-n law CAsEY's Senate
rial aspirations were nippcd in the bud
and sen. climmcriug. WhereuponPACK-
AID. eagerly telegraph, to Il Republican
Congressman in Maine, telling him that
the Legislature had acted in bad faith,
and asking his opinion. OF course the
reply wa, what PACKARD wanted, as he,
no doubt was exceedingly anxious to
get upanothcr row, and make aPrctcxt for
another outrage upon the people by
soldiers.
Mr.. WHEELER, however, the chair
man of the Congressional Committee
strong Republican, and the gentleman
who WIS entrusted with bringing about
thecompromi,e--has written long letter
in which he SAYS that the Democrats
have shown no bad faith; that the parties
seated were not included among those
affected Dv the award; that they had such
clear proofs OF having been elected, that
even tina, iuiquitious fraud, the KELLOGG
Returning Board, did not dare to
refuse them certificates; that they
had been ouStcd by the Radical faction
which the United States army had IN
stalled in the State Legislature, and that
even this faction mad no quorum present
when IL acted in So high handed man
ner. Hence the course Of the House Is
approved AID proclaimed just and right.
This decision, coming from such source,
must settle the question, and vtndicato
the name of the people Of Louisiana.
The Radical pres, has been very quick
to cast aspcrsions upon them, and while
it would be folly to expect anything like
Just PREPARATION made for the ISLANDERS, it
is to be hoped that, at least, decorous
silence may be maintained in the future,
and that this much perturbed State may
be permitted to rest in peace.
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FOR SALE.

UNEN ACRES OF BOTTOM LANDIN THE
vicinity OF Elm Grove, originally n
part OF the County Farm.
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Auctionecr, Real Estate Ag't and
Collector, No. 81 l2th street.
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ruECApIrAL DIFFICULTY AGAIN,

The fourteen private citizens of Char
lesion who have laid personal claim to
the Capital of the State, and have gotten
ont nm Injunction to restrain the will of
the people from being enforced because,
thereby, they will suffer pccuniary losses,
seem determined to impede the work
incs of the State Government if they
can.
4 special dispatch from Charleston to
the Cincinnati Times, dated May llth,
says
AN Injunction to prevent the removal
Of the state property belonging to the
capitol from this city to Wheeling, Is be-
ING enforced. The Governor i absent,
but preparations for removing the seat OF
Government have been going on some
time under MS directions.
The parties engaged in packing up
were arrested, Yesterday. or warrant
from the Circuit Court. and appear be
fore the Court on trial to-day.
From this it seems that the war has
commenced, but it is only being conduct
ed on one side The Governor has given
his reasons Tor disregarding the iujunc-
ton. and Is he has the law and the Con-
stitution clearly on his side, is working
quietly but decisively He has gone to
Charleston and will proceed to consum-
mate in person the removal ofthe State
archives to the Cspital,'and is evidently
determined to allow nothing to prevent
his doing what he is convinced 10 be his
duty. in this matter, in accordance
with his official oath. In eight days more
the vexcd question Will be settled, and
the Governor and state officers will be
living in Wheeling.
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FOR SALE
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
ID made TO me as Trustee, by James NJ.
Baird and wife, bearing date the I'D day OF
October, 1873, and recorded in book ., fOlio
1923, in the CLERKS once Of the County
Court Of Ohio county, West Va, l Will, on
Saturday. the 24th day of April, 1873,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ, at the
front door of the Court House OF Ohio
county, in the City of Wheeling, West Va,
sell at public auction the following real
estate, viz: The north half of lot number
1872, ninety-twO, situate on the east side OF
Market street, and on the south side OF
alley No. o, between Ninth aud Tenth
streets, In the City Of Wheeling, West Va.
Said property will be offered altogether
and in two parcels. The first parcel is the
west end OF said hall lot. having a front
age on Market street of about - feet and
inches, and extending back about - feet,
to the west wall OF the new dwelling
house. Upon this parcel Is erected three
story brick dwelling house, now occupied
by tenants and yielding rent of 1891 per
AMMAN.
The second parcel is the east end OF said
half of lot, ana fronts % feet on alley No. q,
aud about 80 feet ON aileyC. Upon this par
eel is erected a dwelling house and carprn
ter shop, which would probably rent Tor
$40 per annum.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third the purchase
money in cash, or as much more rs tn"
purchaser may elect, and the balance up
on credit OF six and twelve months. the
purchaser giving notes with security,
bearing interest, for the deferred pay
mcntS, and the title to be- retained until
the purchase money Is all paid.
GEO. T.. BOYD, Trustee.
j. CHAMBERS UERNEY, Auctioneer.
The sale of the above property Is post
poned until Thursday, May 18th, 1875, at 10
o'clock AN.
GEO. +. BOYD, Trustee.
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WENDELL PHILLIPS is credited with
saving that he always feared the HooSac
tunnel would upset the intellect Of the
Bostonians. and that something else
beside the Hoosac mountain was cracked
when daylight was first let in through
the great bore"
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DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
ID made TO me Is truStc" by James NJ.
Wheat and wife, dated the 2rh day OF
August, 1874, and recorded in deed Of trust
book No. :, page 2j7, in the Clerks Onice
of the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, ] Will. ON
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TN. WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed IA
dress one wear for SOU. Valuable premi-
nnns In cIn,, agents ana to subscribers. -
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RInnn,I, 0I TME CONDITION

nF THE NATIONAL BANK OF WEST
" Virginia, at Wheeling. IN the state Of
West Virginia, at the close OF business May
lSt, 1870.
EESNl. lll-ES.
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TRUSTEES SARE.
SnturGnY the I2th day Of Jmnc. 1873.
CLOSING OUT SALE.

ESIRING TO RETIRE FKOM MY
present business, will proceed 10 sell
my entire stock OF the Latest styles OF Hats
and Caps, at - per cent below cost, uhtll
the stock is closed out.
J. II. BICkN,
rnaSa 1862 Main street, near 18th.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-13

DOLD-On Tuesday morning, May the
llth, +. DoLD, aged 5Oyears and II days
Funeral from his residence on Market
street, No 1905, Thursday afternoon, al 3