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Relief Association.
OFFICE RELlRF ASSOCIATION,
WHEELING. Jan l6, 1873.

hbLihf i'-'i |
WHEELING, Jan 10, 1875. !
Editors Of the Register.
Please permit us through your columns
to acknowledge the receipt of Il quarter
of fresh beef, and all the bowls necessary
for the soup house. The beef WAS donated
by Mr.. Benz. Exley, Sr, and the bowls
by Mr.. James Nichols, Of Vim. Collins
queensware store, 1914 Main street.
Allow Us also to state that headquar-
tiers are now established at 1904 Market
street, where donations for the poor will
be thankfully received.
The Managing Committee and the
Committee on Soup House will meet ut
headquarters at ten o'clock Monday
morning, 18th inst.
Tickets and blanks for the use of the
Ward Committees will be ready in day
or two, when active work will begin in
every section of the city.
Soup will probably be served during
Monday afternoon 18th inst.
VIM II. OXToBY,
.SccrrtdTV
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RIVER NEWS.
fRY relegrnph.l

CINCINNATI, January l7.-Eight feet
seven inches and falling; ice moving
slowly. A Gazette Madison special re-
ports the ice thawing fast.
EVANSVILLE, January 17.-Clear till
evening, but cloudy now. Mercury Is
to 80. River falling, with about feet
on the guage. Ice not so heavy, and the
fields wider apart. No movements to-
day. The Thompson Dean departed for
Mt. Vernon at $50 yesterday.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held last night on behalf of improving
the Ohio river. Strong resolutions were
adopted.
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CHANGE OF AGENTs.-A change has
been made by the b. o. R. r. Company,
in agents of this place and Parkersburg.
John Adair the efficient .and popular
agent here, has been appointed 10 Par
kersburg, and left on Friday morning of
this week to take charge there. Mr.. j.
w. Hamilton, for long time assistant
agent in Grafton, takes the position vacat-
by Mr.. Adair, and Ed. Pickett is promo
ted as Mr.. Hamiton's Assistant. While
we regret to loss Mr.. Adair as a citizen
we trust the change may prove to be sat.
isfactory TO all Observation-Disclosures Sen
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GETTING THINGS READY.-A meet
inc of the GeneIal Managing committee
was held at the headquarters, No. 1904
Market street, Saturday morning. The
committee was organized by electing L.
r. Laird chairman, and w. h. O1toby
secretary.
The services of Richard McCracken
were secured to take charge Of the cook
ing department.
A letter was received from Thomas
Hornbrook, Esq, declining TO serve on
the committee on account Of failing
health, uud John +. Wilson was APP
pointed to the vacancy caused by Mr..
Hornbrooks declination.
The committee gave orders for put
ting the room in order Immediately, and
Mr.. Laird has informed US that every.
thing would be in readiness for furnish
/ ing meals on this afternoon or tomorrow
morning.
| 1t is the request of the committee that
persons who contribute articles of food
will send them to the soup house, No:
1904, Market street, rs early to-day a
possible, SO that the committee will
know what they will be required to pur
chase
The members of the soup house com
mittee are requested to meet with the
managing committee at No. 1903 Market
| street, on tomorrow morning at ter
o'clock. The members of this committed
are Mrs. Hannah Hopkins, Mrs. w. Z
Handlan, Mrs. Henry Hubbard, Mrs
DR.. Reilly, Mrs. Daniel Gushing, MIR. u
w. Franzheim, and Mr.. John +. Will
son.
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A GREAT many people have habit of
letting the water from their hydrants
run out upon the pavements, which
causes cakes of ice to form upon the sur
face of the pavements, exceedingly dan
gerous to passers by. There ought to be
an ordinance to prevent this, and it
should be rigidly enforced these windy
DAYS
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

"There is noliterary event since the pub.
LEGATION OF MOore'S Life of Byron, OF so
much importance Men York Herald.
"Of all men living, Mr.. Forster Is the
best qualified to be Charles Dickenss BIZ
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"Mr. Forster has done his work with the
tender. loving care that was 10 have been
expected of him by all who knew the bond
OF union which welded the two men to-
gether." -LOHCiOH Morning Post.
"Nomore satisfactory record OF Dickens's
career can be looked for i'll our genera
ton. "-LOROiOI Standard.
Now for the first time we seem TO have
learned the secret of the individuality be-
longing to all of Dickens's really great
novels" ---LOHotOn Daily NeiCS.
"ThiS work could not have been intrust-
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A NEW comet has been discovered by
NJ. Borelly, the astronomer of Marseilles,
and the New York Graphic wants
protest entered against scientific pot
hunters who discover such things in
winter, when a young man and young
woman cannot in comfort pass an hour
upon the balcony in alleged astronomical
observations.
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WE have heard and read so much of
late about the "great polar wave" that
we dread to open an exchange lest we
have it over and over again. We meet
it al every turn, and so weary are we Of
the repetition that we had almost as
leave meet great Polar Bear, and rather,
provided the '1ord of the frozen zone
Is safely Gagged.
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AT eleven o'clock lastnight, there were
eighty-seven persons in the police court
room, huddled together sardine fashion.
Nearly all of them were strangers. The
prospect for free soup has evidently
drawn them hither, as this is the largest
number that has ever lodged there in one
night.
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ANOTHER Council TICKET NoMIN-
ATED.-At meeting of the citizens of
the eth ward, held at Morris Grocery
Saturday evening, the following council
ticket was nominated for the coming
election: First Branch-A. e. Robinson.
Second Branch-G. A. Beall and I. K.
Laird.
The other ticket in the field in the
same ward is, Thomas J. Blair, for the
First Branch, and Hugh McGaw and
S. 2. Hildreth for the Second.
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POLICE CoURT-The only persons
before this Court Saturday morning were
Edward and Jane Smith. They had
taken shelter in the Police Court
room during Friday night, and
were charged with creating a
disturbance in the room. They
were two of the most miserable looking
persons that "hard times could scare
up. The Judge, out of pity for their
destitute condition, dismissed the charges
and allowed them to depart.
There was nothing before the Court
Saturday afternoon.
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The travelling public will be interested
to learn that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company has discarded the use
use of kerosene as an illumination on all
ies mail and passenger trains. Downer's
mineral sperm is now used, and in case of
accident there is much less danger Of the
cars being set on fire.
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SLIGHT FIRE.-The alarm of fire on
Saturday night about 10 o'clock was oc-
casioned by the burning of chimney in
the house of William Purcell situated in
the alley near Seventh street. North
Wheeling. No damage was done.
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HERE'S A CuANcE-The General
Managing Committee want heating
stove, burnside" or something similar,
for the soup house, on Market street
Now here's chance for some liberal
hearted man to make them a present ol
one. Who speaks first.
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The present crop of ice will save our
brewers alone from $4,000 TO $4,000
in expenses, as compared with the amount
of money paid for ice last year.
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Y.M. C. A.-There will be a meeting
for the transaction of important bushes S
this Monday evening, at halfpsst seven
O'Clock. in he lecture room of the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church, and all are re-
quested to be present.
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POSTAL MATTERs.-L. Boward is APP
pointed postmaster at Falling Waters,
Berkeley county, w. Va, vice John
Ream. moved away. Walter Hanna is
appointed postmaster at Green Spring
Run, Hampshire county, w. Vau vice
George w. Parsons, resigned. Isaac w.
W. Trout is appointed postmaster at
Ridgeville, Hampshire county, W. Va,
Wed Henry Trout, resigned. George w.
Whitescarver is appointed postmaster
at Valley Falls, Mason county, w.
Va, vice Thomas n. Humphreys, re-
signed. Charles Stainaker is appointed
ut Selbyville, Upshur county, w. Va,
vice A. G. Critics, resigned. j. n. b.
Grim is appointed postmaster at Elk
City, Barbour county, w. Va, vice John
II. Daniels, resigned. George P. Moore
is appointed at Edray, Pocahontas coun-
ty, w. Va, vice J. b. Young, resigned.
Thomas Brand is appointed at Canton,
Marion county, w. Va, vice David c.
linn, resigned. c. W. Miller is appoint
ed at Arnettsville, Monongalia county,
vice J. III. Google, resigned.
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED AND COMMIT
TEES APPoINTED.-A meeting was held
ut st. Alphonsus Church last evening
to take into consideration some method,
or insugurate means by which to assist
in the rebuilding of the Church of the
Immaculate Conception, which was des-
troyed by fire on Friday morning. In
the furtherance of the above worthy OBJ
iect, the following resolutions were adopt
ed and agents appointed to solicit
subscriptions:
Resolued, That in the destruction OF
the Church of the immaculate Concep-
ton, the Catholics of the 9Th ward, have
experienced severe loss and the city oil
Wheeling has been deprived OF one OF
its most beautiful places Of public wor-
ship; and that the entire Catholic popu-
lation deeply sympsthize with Father
Sleicher and his people.
Resolped, That the Church shall be re-
built as speedily as possible.
Resolved, That only regularly author
lied agents will be permitted to collect
funds for said purpose The names OF
agents will be published.
Resolved, That the collecting commit
tees are hereby authorized to appoint a
| treasurer.
Resolved, That the proper books for
taking up the subscriptions be prepared
by the committee.
Resolved, That the people generally
are most respectfully invited to aid III
rebuilding the church.
AGENTS AUTHORIZED To COLLECT.
FIRST Ward-Andrew Thalman, 10.
seph Steger, j. S. Gillespie, Patrick Ken
ney.
Second Ward-P. Kennedy, John Nc
Garrell, George busch, Tony busch.
Third Ward-P. w. Bosly, Michael
O'Kane, Charles Il. Behler, VIM. Freise
Fourth Ward-Casper He'll, George
Colman, A. S. Gillespie, p. DAILY.
Fifth William Hughes, james
Durkin, Peter Bonneberger, John Vog'
| Ter.
SirM Ward-John c. Miller, William
Manion, Fred. Nolte Gregory Warner
Sepenth Ward-Valentine Aut, Jane:
f. Carroll, John A. White.
Righth Ward-W. G. Handlan, An
drew Ray, John Waterhouse, ID. j. Me
Cormick, Conrad Rolf Ii. Ebeling, l.
Hoelsche, Frank Armbruster.
Benpood-Chas. Wilbert, Hartman
Herrick, John Haley, Patrick Brennan.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
SURSERY STOCK FOR SALE.

Ample trees. 20 3 years old, 10 feet.
Pear trees, 2 10 3 yrs. old, 10 b ieet.
Dwarf Pear trees, suitable size.
Peach trees, W. old, 1 10 feet.
Plum trees on plum roots.
cherry trees, to yrs. old, / to lee.
Ounces 10 yrs. old.
tSrapevines and other ShrubDery'
Fvergreens in quantity.
The above are now Growing on J. Har-
ris' land. near Moundsville. viii, sell
wholesale and retail, lower than the low,
est. Correspondence solicited, and see II
cannot give you satisfaction. Great IN
], W. SSEDEKER,
! declg sbg MouhusNliie' W u
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NoTICE-Great Reduction to Close
Best Calicos, 6 cents per yard, and all
other goods and Carpets in proportion, SO
as to close the entire stock in thirty days
j. W. FERREL,
Corner Main and Doth Streets.
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INSTEAD of saying he is Of poor but
respectable parents. the phrase is "of
obscure but tasteful parentage. GOD
scure but tasteful is good.
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Ir is stated that an exceptionally large
group of large spots is now visible on the
surface of the sun. They may be perceiv-
ed with smoked glass without the aid Of
telescope.
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CARp.-Persons indebted to the under
signed, will please make their payments
at the store of my successor, A. r. Cad
dis, Esq, who is authorized to receipt for
me WIN. II. SHBIR.
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EXCELLENT SKATING The ice on
back river, near the bridge, was in the
best condition for the enjoyment of skat
ing, that We have seen in this vicinity
for number of years. A more delight
full day than Saturday to engage in this
pleasant and kealthful exercise could not
have been desired. During all the
afternoon the ice was literally packed
with skaters, large number of whom
werc,ladies. 1t was merry sight indeed,
to witness the graceful revolutions and
"gyrations' of the joyful throng, and
brought back sweet memories of our
vouth-but no, we won t speak ola period
of such an ancient date.
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Is il the smell of blood, or eating of
fresh meat, or the drinking of lager beer
that makes our butchers SO healthy and
iolly2
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THE ice that is being cut by our deal
srs about this neighborhood, is fully
equal to Lake ice. 1t is nine and ten
inches thick, and remarkably clear.
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Those who are fond of 'juleps' and
ncobblers" is thankful for the large sup
DIV of the "cooling ingredient.
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L. 5. DISTRICT CouRT.-The Sweeney
bankruptcy case still occupies the atten-
ton of this court, and will likely do so
for the next two or three days. General
Golf has been associated with Mr.. PEN
dleton as counsel in behalf of Mr..
Sweeney.
The Court will meet this morning.
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QUITE large crowd of people went
down to the Eighth ward yesterday to
see the ruins of the Church of the In
maculste Conception, which burned on
Friday morning.
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Don't forget that you can save % per
cent. in Dry Goods and Carpets, this
week, at the closing out sale, regardless
of cost, of j. w. FERREL.
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at'heeling Real5ter.
MONDAY, JANUARY Is. 1875.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Ar7ical Of Trains,

Ar7iCQl Of Trains
B-SO.R- r. S.5Oa. IN. 40 p. IN. 1850 pm.
C.ntr 10 Div 7.IOa. IN. 6.2j a IN. II 40 I'm.
CleVeld&Pitt HOO u. IN. 'O.U2 p. III. vi pm.
Hempfi'd RR S.lOa. IN. ........... -. 40 pm.
sSteubenville Accommodation 40 PM
Departure cf Trans.
B. * y. X. r.. 6.i5 a. m. 500 am by p. M
Centr'l o. Div 40 a. III. 3D pm. s.ig p. III
Clevel'd &Pit 6.O0 a. m. ll.lOa m. '5.g9 pm
Hempf'd X K 6.55 n. m ......"....... 2.99 p. III
CSteubenvilie Accommodation Ass y. IN.
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AFTER the establishment of the Soup
House" the tramps will flock to the city
Is thick as grasshOppers.
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THE report that J. y, the immortal,
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MED.
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Index to New Advertisements

EfCrtv Sergeant-Smith Mcdonald.
Meeting in the First Ward.
PAUL. X Wicship- Decorators.
Soup House Notice.
Hamilton Opera House.
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THERE is a proposal made IN Pittburgh
that city passenger cars shall be forbidden
10 carry babies.
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THIS continued cold weather is depress-
ing on Thermometers.
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THE present is good time ..tor those
philanthrophically inclined to distribute
coal.
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BIGGER saucers of ice cream next sum-
mer..
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COLDS, coughs, sore Threats, &c are
numerous in this city just now.
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THE lookup contained only two d. BIS
last night.
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Ixp1GxATIox meetings are the order Of
the day.
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The Municipal Court will meet this
afternoon at o'clock.
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Market Boy
uoURS or DEPARTURE.

Bills of ladiug signed, and small pack
aces attended to if left at j. q. Norris l2li
Water street.
rnNDI- h
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THE "cold wave still envelops Us.
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LOWELL. MASS.

Work At T. HONE EN- NAE day OK or f EVENING
for all N paS SaR;t| Of goods BY mail free.
Address with six cent return stamp, NJ.
YOUNG, l73 Green witch st., y. \. octio D
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SATURDAY was a royal day for skating
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Don T skate too near the edge.
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SOMETHING about frozen Whitewater
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For Merino, Cashmere and Alpaca
at cost goto J. W. FERREL 5.
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For Silk Dress Goods at dead cost, go
=, wv FERREL's'
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SHIRT Bosoms of 3S different styles, at
BELLS,
No.2S Eleventh street.
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goods and carpets now.

l.. V. BLoND's is the only place i'll the
city where you can purchase the Box
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ten volumes, royal Svo. bound in sheep.
price SO %, the most thorough and reliabl,
work Of general reference, II presented
the person getting up the club.
LIPPINCOTT & CO., Publishers,
7l5& III Market street, Philadelphia
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