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At the Arlington's Boat Clubs FIRST annual
regatta In Newtown Greek yesterday there four
nnr races First single sculi contest between L.
V. Young =. Pidgeon Jr.. j. b. whit aud J. Rogers
II was won by Rogers. mile aud three-Quarters
with turn, IN 1880 For the junior scqll cup same
uistauce, j. HUTCHINSON ID. NuratOn, j. IL Pennlng
ton, and II. W. ReNtcr ,nicrcd II non BY Whea-
ton Ia l3Ij after close aud exciting contest.
For uar-oared gig., George IhunAs, bow H. v Young,
stroke. e.. Lucas, coxsNain. and III Pidgeon bow. II.
Brl gr stroke, aud A. II Baultm cOKswaln, were
tered II Wa won by Capt Lucas crew IA minutes
The barge race bet seen ,l- matrrd aud single uenI'
Dcrs hy the bachelor. to 1924 minutes. The
protested against the award the grou
that they were lou ed AT the turning point Out the
single men rule tha they we're entitled 20 a
lengths headway oefore iOu can be made and go the
nrst award stands. Prizes were awarded. Glmore's
band played anu nne COLLATION. wound up the festyi
Naa.
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PRICE TWO CENTS
FLASHED OVER THE CABLE.
WHATWdS WORTH REPORTTNG FROM
EUROPE YESTERD4Y
The Insurrcction In the Turkish Provinces
Conhrmntory Reports Of InsurGcni victo-
rier-Trcbigue Once More Surrounded.

The Insnrrcction In the Turkish Provinces
Conhrmntory Reports Of Insurgent victo-
rier-Trcb'gue Once More Surrounded.
RAGUsA, Sept. 22.-Advices from Sla-
vonic sources say that the insurgents. under the
priest Zarko have been Joined by fresh bands OF
Servians. The insurgents are said to have
burned everything between Novo Narosch and
Wishegrad.
LONDON, Sept ee-The Pan Man gazette has .
special telegram from Berlin, which says
a belgrade telegram to the National Hctuung
confirms the reports of insurgent victories.
lrebgne Il again surrounded"
The Times has special telegram from Vienna,
containing the following: THE report OF tho
failure of the Consular Commission II prcma-
ture. The negotiations with the Insurgents
were only to be I'm ON Monday last Meantime
the TdDhldt OF Vienna says that II the Commits
sion should not succeed, the insurgents will he
called 20 general meeting somewhere In Aus
tIia. IL the proposed meeting should fail the
Porte would, OF course, follow his own method
OF dealing with the rebellion. hut even In that
case, the Porto would pledge himself TO carry
out the reforms the Consular reports Indicated
a. necessary. Those well acquainted with the
Intentions OF the Porte say that not only tho
Ministry but the sultan himself are thoroug-
ly convinced that the old state OF things in
Bosnia and Herzegovina cannot be restored, anA
must be thoroughly changed"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-23

The body OF the man who was murdered in
West Farms has been recogn zsd as that Of pcdder
named Abram, Russian. Polish jew, who had lived at
lS5 RivlngtOn street.
The people In the house there describe Abrsm
quiet man never Quarrrsoule always Industrious
HIS family still live In Poland. anu he had been IN
America few years The BODY is under the charge
Of the Jewish Free Burial Society.
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No, a Candidate for Governor.

kA1lOk, SEPT ~, 1870,
To ne FitOr OF The Boston JOuindi.
nnd IN your paper OF thls , morllnG Hes- S
tOn would accept he RepuUliosn noninllion or Gov
ornOr, ana consider the greatest compliment ever
paid him" lilghy as should value such an honor,
sense Of obligation aud duty TO the country won not
permit me tO accept nomination were II rendered me
by tne unanimous voice OF the Convention,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-23
ApIud,nu Arcpt Wh,,evasbcd.

wAsHISGTON, Sept. -. The Commission ap-
pointed to investigate the charges Of fraud preferred
by the Indians against Agent Gibson OF the Osage
agency have reported the effect that they found
irregularities, such as an Imperfect system OF
keeping accounts, but that no evidence adduced
showing corruption and fraud aud further that neither
the Government nor the Indians have sustained any
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Pierrepon, to Judge Fisher. Successor.

NFVIIts
Attorney has taken steps In the safe burglary
srracy. The Attorney u Generli has placed himself
square the record but MI Wells Is yet TO be heard
from. He has mother issued caused to he issued
subpOenas for witnesses to appear before the Grand
Jury. lie asked the Attorney ts"ueras advice to
proceeding this case and Mr. Pierrrpout prop
cry tod hin that ne was ID trct Attorney and ought
e. know " at his duty DO your duty do YOUR
whole duty Mr.. Wells In this aud on other cases with
out fear Or faVor that all the advice have to give
you, said tue Attorney General.
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The po,,,nn.,cr t:eneraI,. Repor,

wAsBINGToS, Sept. 2s.-rhe balance sheei OF
the expenses Of Post once Department for the hsca
year ending June 80, 1875 has Just been pre-
pared for the Postmaster Gene rails annual re.
port, aud shows that although there large
Increase the service, both IN the OF mail
routes ana the great In mail matter transported
from those Of the previous year OF tis,S ,S0d.
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LONDON, Sept. PA special telegram TO
the PdR Mall Gdzette from Berlin says that the
case OF Count Arnim has been hxed in the
higher court for Oct. II. 1t Ia expected that
the kammergerichts sentence will be con-
Armed. The Count. who is seriously indisposed,
Is stlll In Switzerland.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Fisher, the son Of his
father and late model Assistant District Attorney was
released from jail this evening. To keep up appear
ances his father rcfuped yesterday TO gO MS ba but at
late hour this evening Il was arranged Tor another
member OF the family to furnish ~, required secury
and the young hopeful set at liberty. II IA not ne
eyed by anybody here that he viii dare stand his trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-23
A Connecticut Tragedy.

NORWICH, Sept 2.-The body Of Mrs. Catharlne
Dickson, mill operative, found in the yard Of the
house which she lived, two miles from this city. to.
daY with her skull beaten In. Mrs, Margaret Farrell.
G3 YEAR, of age VINO lives In the same house, ar
rested on SUSPICION. She accuses Richard Robertson,
Mrs Dickson's lover, Of the murder. Robertson has
disappeared.
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Cnnadiap CricLe,cr- in Philndelphin.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-The game OF cricket
between the Phalelphans and the British officers
concluded to-day. In two innings the officers had
scored PSI runs. and n nnlnl the Philadel lphans
had made 2aO. The latter required 81 TO win.
TINS accomplished with only three wicEcts down,
aud the tournament was ended.
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One Hundred nnIIo,. for a Candidn,s.

SARATOGA, Sent. 22.-ihe Republican JUDICIAL
Convention for tho Fourth Judicial District has been In
session at the United States Hotel since nooh 20 day
Al $50 OclOOK THIS cVennp loo ballots Hd boen taken,
Judges UcAcs Lester OF SARATOGA leading toward
the asst the vote the last ballot standing Bockcr
o IceiRr. 3 Bcckwlth OF Essex, 3. The convention
then adjourned tll tomorrow mOruing, at O'cOCk,
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II crowded houses, almost constant laughter
and applause be evidences Of merit the performances
at the Tneatre Comique must be adjudgcd excellent.
At any rate they are very much to the taste Of tho
many patrons OF ths establishments Many thlngs done
thcr comic. II what Crur, Hnd not infrc
qucuty good hits of buriesque may be sect. The rifle
shooting contest between fne Mnligin aud SkidmOro
Gulris Is very laughlblc one funny thing follows
other without pause throughout the evening" and tho
spec ator must certainly fee that he has mis- moneys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-23

John Mays, watchman at the Gutenberg
sbattoir, on Monday night assaulted Mrs ouiggs OF
New York. Her husband interfered, ana Mays de.
10 'raiely nred at HIN, Mr.. AM Mrs Qlisgs buried
toward tht Wcehawken ferry, and Mays let loose two
bOO0 hounds Kept al tne ablIOr and set them the
Tnck, Qulggs IN another attempt TO defend bis wife,
wrs thro the ground anu torn by the dogs some
persons drove the dogs away, anu Mays disappeared.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-23
A Burglar sho, win hi. own Pistol.

CONCORD, n. H., Sept "a man named Cot
ting, in Plermont, was awakened on Monday night IN
his room by tramp who demanded his money At the
same time presenting loaded pistol and threatening
to blow out his or ns COtting directed him TO hu-
rrau, where he said there s7OJ. The tramp, while
searching for the money laid down the pistol. cot
ting srlzel the MeAnOn and shot the man DOM.
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LOSSES NY FIRE.

Peter Buchelt's mammoth frame brewery in
New Albany, Ind, Was burned yesterday morning
Loss $4,000
George Manner g. Sons piano factory in IRE
mont Loss TO Stock, 5000 Insured for a. 900. The
Ouhdng. owned by Mrs Colyert. was damaged to the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-23

kAhsAs CIIY, Sept. "a IRE here this morn
kng de'uoyed the Chicago House st. James Hotel and
non Dep9t The ioss Is0 900 insured for as 900
S.yya~e se'S ,9 phe depot ~ore dest Dyed, but the
a,tsr fnlley, recently fr M Colorado guest a. ne
fsAssto House. SsA Ouraod 70 death
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SoRANToN, Pa. Sept. S.-At O'Clock this
a ernOon Israel Waikins one OF the proprctors Of TIE
Rough and Ready Coiiers COMMITTED suicids BY hsss
ton lie was OiscOVeTed by his wife before life
extinct and Was Down. but all Efforts 70 restore
consciousness uAaAAAA
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BROOKLYN.

Mary Burns, aged 100 years, died at 2S wash
ingtOn street, Brooklyn. on tuesday. She born ia
Ireland ana her husband died nifty years ago.
> Ex-Charty Commissioner Henry Seller was
nominated for Alderman Ot the Sixteenth NRrd BROOK.
yn, at Democratic meeting In HartmAns Hall last
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The Money Soov stole.

Tho committee to investigate the accounts of
Josephus sooY. Jr the defauung State Treasurer OF
New jersey, has reported that all the funds anu curl
ties intact, except quarterly dividend Of 2l7bO.
The amount collected by the Treasurer IN July
OF which only t3 IL 10 his cred in the
Union bank OF Mount holly. The TTeasurers total de-
fal IA
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LONG ISLIA ID.

James W. Raynor's store, wading River, Long
Island robbed, set on nrc aud entirely consumed
ON Monday. Loss, 81 900.
An international rifle match is to be shot at
Creedmoor Saturday, between the Hamilton (On
tariO) Rife CLUB aud tue New iork Amateur Rife Cub
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-23
COL. MAGRUDER's BoOKKEEPING.

OF Public Works were Kept.
wAsHINGToN Sept. 22.-Mr. Warren, the
New York accountant has finished HIS examine
tion Of the accounts OF Col. J. A. MaGruder,
Treasurer Of the late Board OF Public Works OF
the District of Columbia, and submitted his re-
port TO the Board OF Audit on the 10th instant.
According TO Magruder's books the receipts aud
disbursements from July l, 1871, to March 30,
1874, were:
Receipts lis087l 80
Disbursements Observation-Disclosures. H,aS2SS6 "
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Death OF oaba's Secretary of the Treasury.

HAVANA. Sept. a.--Sehor Cayetano DonafaK,
Secretary Of the Treasury ded the morning OF the
18TH inst vomitO As administrator Of finance 10 the
island hs integrity unimp-uehed, and his funeral.
Snleh took place tOAv. was largely attended Ills lose
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-23

SANTANDER. Sept. 22.--The embarkation
the present, 1000 men have sailed for that ISLAND.
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NEW JERSEY.

Clear, or partly cloudy and slightly warmer
weather with westerly To sUuthcry wines aud hugh.
but slowly fang barometer.
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sharLey,. ATTEMPTED Escape.

HAVANA, Sept. 10 6harkey, tho murderer.
attempted escape from tho Kingston steamer she
touched at ports the north coast or CnbA ana has
been brouRht DacK TO thia ciI.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
Is made to me as Trustee, by James NJ.
Baird and wife, bearing date the ga day OF
October, 1873, and recorded in book =, lOllo
1928. in the Clerks office of the county
Cont of Ohio county, West Va, Will, on
SATURDAY.. the aIi il day of April, 1879,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, NJ the
front door of the Court House OF ONO
comfy. i'm the City of Wheeling, west way
sell nj public auction the following rear
estate, viz: The north half OF lot NUMBER
lgg uinety-tWo, situate on the east size OF
Market street, and on the south side OF
alley No. q, between Ninth aud Tenth
streets, In the City of Wheeling, west "a.
Said property will be offered altogether
and in two parcels. The first parcel ~ the
west end of said halt lot, having 'front.'
aye on Market street of about - feet ana .
inches. and extending back about y feet,
10 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 s5Si per
AMMAN. .
half of lot, and fronts " feet on alley No. q,
and about 81 feet on alley Z. Upon this par
Gel is erected II dwelling house and carpen
ter shop, which would probably rent for
Sl15 per annuIn.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third the purchase
money in cash, or as much more as the
purchaser may elect, and the balance up
on Il credit OF six and twelve months. the
purchaser giving notes with security,
bearing interest, for the deferred pay
ments, and the title to be retained until
the purchase morley is all paid.
GEO. +. BOYD, Trustee.
J. CHAMBERS HERNEY, Auctioneer
The sale of the above property Is post
pOned until Thursday, May 18th, 1870, 1T ~
GEO. f. BOYD. Trustee.
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DIED.

SHAFER--MOnday April goth, 1875, at 3
O'Clock p. NJ, EVA MAY, daughter OF VIM.
II. and Lizzie Shafer, aged IL months and
- days.
The funeral from the residence OF her
parents, No. %, 9th street, Wednesday
afternoon. at o'clock. Friends of the
family are invited 10 attend.
FETTE-On Sunday, at ~ o'clock, LOUIS
FETTE in the 22nd year OF his age.
Tie funeral will take place from the
residence of his mother, corner of Chap
line and %jth streets, Tuesday afternoon,
at 3 o'clock. The friends of the family are
invited to attend.
CONANT-Saturday, April 9th, 1875, at
Glenn's Run, ONO county, IDA NJ,
daughter of Luke and Elizabeth Conant,
aged 10 wears and 10 months.
The funeral will take place Tuesday
morning, at 10 O'Clock, from the residence
OF J. c. McCOrd, on Glenn's Run. The
friends of the ramily are invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27

The Cincinnati Commercial in an arti-
Gle on State Sovereignty says that the
Southern States when they attempted to
exercise their sovereignty were 'bayOnet-
ted into their places, and "nailed to the
nation like coon skinsto barn door, and
any others that Try the same experiment
will be spiked to the wall in the same
way We want, it says,
A peaceful nation, not scramblins
swarm of snsrling States, infected with
tho delusion that + province Is greater
than an Empire.
Yes, that is just it. There is, in plain
English, your Radical doctrine, all over.
That is just the thing that the Radical
party, lead by GRANT, BUTLER d Co.,
have been working for ever since they
had power. But we don't think that
any one will be bold enough to say that
the mon who organized our system of
government; men whom we delight to
allude to As the founders OF the Republic
such men as J JEFFERSON, WASHINGTON,
HENRY, &c.-ever contemplated the idea
OF reducing the States to provinces, or
forming al empire on American soil.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27

y STRANGE and unexpected result con-
nected with the Civil Rights Bill i, that
its constitutionality will most likely, be
first tested in the northern city of New
York. A negro has already brought
suit against theatrical treasurer OF that
city for refusing him ticket, ard 1t Is
understood that it is the disposition OF all
managers there, to make It direct issue at
once with the colored population, and
carry the question up to the highest tri-
bunal, and have it finally settled. Since
the object ofthe bill was simply to ere
ate confusion at the South, until after the
election, it is highly probable that the
idea of the trouble commencing in the
North, was not thought Of by the revolu-
tIOuists
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27
Eniernrise NJ SInnniOM.

\ meeting Of the business men and
capitalists of Staunton, Va, was held last
week at which committee, appointed
at previous meeting 10 consider the
cost aLd facilities for establishing blast
furnace at that point, made report
showing that every creditor was laNol-
able to such all enterprise. 1t Is known
that the country around abounds IN rich
ores, and fuel Is easy Of access at reduced
rate, of transportation. 1t IS understood
that the ground for the furnace will be
donated to any company that may be
formed, and experts state that the iron
can be- made at remarkably small cost.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27
PRISON DISCIPLINE.

The problem Of prison discipline is one
which has long been worked over, and
many are the investigations which have
been made, and the reports published to
remedy the defects, and improve the old
adopted systems. The great object
which has been steadily kept in view is
that. while exercising strict discipline, and
making the convict know that he Is I'M
dergoing punishment for crime which
mus. be made odious, yet to do this in q
way which will not cause him to utterly
lose his sclf-respcct, nor become SO de-
graded, in his own eyes, rs to render him
surly, hard and desperate, and
make him think of himself only as
wretched outcast The effect
sought to be attained is that the prisoner
shall be made to feel that he is still :
man to 10 impressed will, the idea that
his past life has been sad mistake, and
with desire to reform, 50 that
when liberated, instead of going back
10 MS old habits, he may strive to
become useful and honest. Specially has
it been urged that youthful offenders
should be kept away from the teachings
and examples Of the older and more
hardened ones, and be treated according
20 these ideas. 1t was shown in Charles
Reade shovel. "Ncver too Late to Mend,
what disastrous effects the old system %
prison discipline in England was
calculated to bring about; and
no doubt this very book
did much towards inaugmatng the re-
forms which have, since it, publication,
been recommended and carried out. New
York has probably paid more attention
10 this than any other State, though it
certainly is subject of interest to all.
1t Is too clearly to the advantage Of n
State not only to strive to reduce her
.r;r,;,.l s,a,;s,ic.. I'm, 70 erdsovor o.
far y. possible to turn her citizen.-even
ha mos, Jeb,seJ-int, mon or
-.
usefulness To h''l any discussion
The ideas which have prevailed, 50
extensively, in the past; that
h,lb.. ,,r;I,,. ~ . o.i,,i,.
ah'ah WIZ "''>' Wv" = ''''! '' y, '''''''
act. was one never to be noticed after,
Nm, WAS creature to be Stunned, and
I,o,hso,ne obiact M ,,,,,or
aNoiue' 10 " '''''.,.>'
how much contrfIioA' OF "'>'Fe 10 40
better in future he may have manifested,
...,l.,,hl,. v,r,nr and only tends 10
- papa =. Ia -o,roi,,,l 20
UNIV
worse and more desperate deeds
,...;,,, ynon the desire TO affect the re
-, E,u. Yorr. pr;.,,
''' "' I.,..,l.
Association have been discussing '"e sup
i,ct and have made several important
....s,;ors re,.,r5;ng the hest method of
'"77
checking crime anu P'"l''''D''
they may be usefully considered every
..l,,r, -, rresert them IS follows.
-, ~, -. OIL
nat tu,,n 80" ;m,, ,So ,U",p' 49,"
searching 'i"' -
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PROPOSALS.

CLERKS OFFIoE BOARD OF COMMISSION
WHEELING, April p, ISIS.
Proposals will be received at this oflic"
urti. MAJ Srd. ut = o'clock a. NJ. TO keep
Ihr Toll Gate on Wheeling, West Liberty
and Bethany road, and The Greggsville,
Clinton and Potomac road, for the year
commencing June LIST, said rent TO be paid
monthly, in advance, TO the Sheriff Of ONO
county. Schedule of rates can be seen at
this Office. CHAS. Ii. DEIIERS,
ap24i Clerk
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FOR SALE.
PROPERTY FOR SALE

TN THE SIXTH WARD. WE OFFER
nj private sale the following described
nronerty. Two Lots so feet front each one
a. and The other 80 feet deep, situate on
sIIey n. lust above McCulloch street. ON
m q yreuntses there Is brick house in good
condition, containing fve rooms and eel
lar. and brick stable with three apart
mants therein. The property is enclosed
by a good fence, and has some tne iruit
frees thereon. Terms very reasonable. For
PARTICULARS enquire OF or address
pa '-e G.. & II. MARSH,
3lss MGCulloch street, at the old Marsh
Homestead. dp0o
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27

entail evils of their own respective kinds
upon successive generations.
I. That TO sever the link. in the chain
Of such entsiled evil. and TO instruct, train
and save every child, lie to reduce the
criminal classes, and break up the entail
ment of evils which defy remedies and
curative discipline in adult lives.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27
FOR, SALE.

TAM STILL OFFERING FOR SALE
my Coffee Roasting and Spice Grind
ins establishment, all in perfect working
nrj.r and will be sold for less than It's
real value. Until sold the business will be
cnntinued as formerly, keeping n good
article of Roast Coffee and Pure Ground
Spices always on hand and ~ the lowest
,pssible rates, A. TURNER,
onp2t l42l Main street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27

ANOTHER man succumbed under the
influence Of the Brooklyn horror. Yes
terday one Of the Plymouth crowd faint
ed during the trial, and had to be COM
mitted to the care of doctor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27
THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed n
West Virginia. 1t will be sent 10 any al
dress one wear fer 500. Valuable prcml-
unS TO ciuv agents and 10 subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27
FOR PgTTSRIRGu

IT Il NJ y : p ! / a 4 W Nddi.;
lie Raglan. J. ". Williamson, Commander;
II. {. Caldwell. Clerk, leaves Wheeling
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. M
& o'cl ock q. III. Freight received al the
wharf boat until y. IN. every day.
mrlOh g. IT. BOOTH & CO.. Agents.
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NOTICE,

NOR SIXDAYSI WILLTAKE ATLD I-E
/ bills presented a my store issued by the
Ohio City Iron and Nail Works, nj par.
Tor Dry Goods or Carpets, as am tore ed to
close ont my entire stock.
J. W. FERRE l.,
ape Corner Main and Dth Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27
FOR SALE.

=, THE UNDIVIDED ONE-HALF OF
IN that valuable piece OF property OF
-&.sAL Main street,
ADJOINING THE GRANT HOUSE,
Formerly known as the Kramer House.
For particulars enquire at this offlce.
ar,.Dih