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THURSDAY. Aug. 3.--FLoUR AND MEAI,-
low grades the shipping extras, and fresh rSe,@d
n n Of trade and family brands. New Southern
s we Quote STATE s9a Se,s!a ,pssans sssss
ss xs.'sTS ;Sssss5 shot s
winter wheat aod Xxx, ti.0o@s7.75 MiSnesots pa.
s5n SsseT s,s ssd sSsss SossSsrs
superhne A.cgss5Is '''-"D''''O' '"e n0ar-
At % 9 Sh TSS1s s :ss, 81
ana re, dewey ssous bids we're advanced Bscpn
I aSO new wE dGr d Dms o city and 4 %
81 47s Tor ociober Dressed hogs unchansed AZ ga
ySss STATE arsn. tubs. . 81 G' nsS a s
oSs .soc uSeee mc factory g h5sin w an
err DO. OSsc. Legs arm at iSSsis for Western an.
n".S srnsrs sss g, WIN more r.s..
sas for amber Michigan S winter ~ sscle
tins fdr new red Texas No. i spring nominal. u ~
sTss: ~, .sndPs apwsTs .sios ooeS Oass wesssra terri
mlsss ss a, westsTn wni.e see.tc mixed state
ct Boo In store and 373sc. anoat hot Western, Dc.
Yors Inspection, se,sc. Corn Ser SG but puyers sc,s
Oh sno the close wa withon, Improvement: prime All
warm Western mixed. b6Gs6,sc. for western mizsd,
SG fer s m1sd and Sss for h,ss
southern yellow 90 pier At SOC
changed spirits tnreenne. Sc ana somon 70 so"e
s,ralned rO.ln st q Oosu. 20 Petroleum was quiet
nned IN bbls Ocean ireghts quiet and easier 70,
berth room, bat moderately active unchanged FOR
charters. Grain TO Liverpool by steam. SkaSSd.. DO
10 Gasgow, BY steam, S1Std.; nour by san. 3s grain
10 Cork for orders. g.. 3d.; REFINED petroleum Bro
men. - ed.a1s IND: 90. 90 the Baltic. esI do 80
Trieste d. Tall steady though quiet at $50. feI
prime. whiskey higher with so Dbls. sold at t115.
COTTON Spots active and &c. higher; sales 2,y3f
k.t active and rather desrer sales 3s 300 ae cosina
with buyers al 12 l16c for August IL 2532c. for
teinlrr II 1880. for October IL 1880 for Novemoe
aad II 1872. for December, Liverpool market activs
and nrmer; mdulIng uplan ds. 1-l6d.
GROCERIES lfO coffee more active and nr1n I,
sales Of lo,US1 tags the range quoted at 1is(@lSlc
gold mild grades quiet. Moasees again higher and
strong with 500 h6ds. Cuba refining. 80 test, at zoe
Rice quiet and unchanged. Raw again dull, bat
rm at sSsapc Tor fair 10 good refining Cuba
Refined was unchanged for hards Al nltc, but AS
were lower II 10alN1lc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04

The elegant silk Elnstic Truss. sold only by
ELASTIC TRUSS co.. OSS Broadway supersedes meta
uusscs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04
Tone up the system

Dy taking Quirks Irish Tea. l. cures biliousness,
headaehe, and regulates the blood Price 20 cts-AaV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04

Disease Is harmless when people protect
themselves with Buchai's Csfbuhc SOAP. SO Joan
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Live stock Market.

New YORK, Thursday, Aug. g. = Receipts o.
peeves 81 loads. AS head, making A.lyt
sinee Monday A..nst 4s76 for the eorresp ndins ms
last week. There were comparatively few buyers In
the msrket place and sales were slow at furt email
reduction from YESTERDAYS figures. couple OF
loads OF light Colorado steers we're sold ut 6SSI<c
n 10 dress 30 Ms. 20 the cwt. medium 10 good
native steers ranged from S1@g'4c. n. to dreei
t56lj6 ne; prime and DO from 1O210llc., TO
drcss 81 ms. Prime heavy cattle doiLg the worn
for the eeiing interest, a. the demand Just fol-
really fat beeyes l. limited
Receipts of calves hummer e3s head, making a,1ss
since Monuay. against 1910 for the time las
w'ek Fat veals were hrm at good prices common
veals and all grades OF buttermk calves md
ruled dull with downward tendency. Poor TO prime
yeas ranged from 5seGgSLac. n, with few seicc
tions up 10 $4,000 Butterfnilk calves and grasser
sold the leg at t0G$lo head Inc uding ioi
of ~ grs-eers at $40. y n.
Receps OF sheepana lambs we're IS car loads or 527e
the same tim. last week. There was no Important
change IN prices and the ruled about steady at
4s@6c. n, for ordinary TO prime Sheep anu dxpStfc.
n. for ordinary 20 prime lambs Far 20 good cup
were genera sold at 5bS5ssc n, aud fair to good
lambs at ~ tSc. v n.
Rec sipts OF hogs we're eOs car loads or 1880 head
making SS7S since Mond Y. against 727s Tor the cor.
responding time last week The market rather
weak. For haf car lad OF OHIO hogs the seller ex-
were quiet al Sys&S;sc. n.
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Anv one can SEE ut u glance TINT Poniproy's
klas1ie Truss 10 the bcsa. Price o. si0 BroduNay.
Cristadoro'- Hair Dye meta instantn neeusIy.
Always produces the shades desired s3 Johu ct.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-04

MOnelis TeethinQ Cordial contains nothing
tlat WV LuTl an MINT frlee rs eenLa hottie. -Aag
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SastM. !lotltts.

KEEPS CISpOM SHIFTS, made 10 noasurci
the very best for "a { the rD-dlot, o'Aghl
To axe or Keen any vt kHvpN shirtt ul $50 prroclY
on broadway ami 9ll Artutt lhlAder
pIm,
nAIR AND NHl~hEKr .NEAILN CUT
NJ ~ Ann ~. ElNIl. II,.--- u ~ ~. lulg ZOO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-27

McAdsms and Wallace. The noes were
Messrs Butter6eid and Schambra
The following resolution WAS READ anu
adopted:
Resolped, That the Committee on FL
nance be instructed to examine snd as
certain the margin, if any, on which the
city may issue bonds, IN accordance
with the sth section, article III, oil Inc
constitution of West Virginia, and that
they report at the next meeting ot couh-
CHI
The report OF Mayor Sweeney Stain g
that the Fire Marshal and his assistants
had taken the oath prescribed by law,
was read and ordered spread on the
minutes.
A motion prevailed that when TINS
Council adjourn it be 10 meet next Fri
day night.
The second report OF the special com
mittee in relation to preparing bill ior
proposing to amend the charters OF the
city of Wheeling was read for the lnior-
nation of the members.
The report will probably undergo con-
siderable revision, We therefore postpone
its publication second time until per-
fected.
On motion adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-27
THAT Gold Watch.

The CoUKTs-Countv Court-This
! court transacted the following business
Yesterday, Judge Cochran on the bench:
The case of Jane +. Good VS.. Hugh
| &. Devine was continued till next term.
In the case of Virginia Sisson VS.. e..
Jacob Danber, the jury returned q
verdict for plaintiff for $500, and the
defendent made motion for new trial,
the hearing of which was deferred TO a
future day.
The case of Jacob Ehni VS.. Lewis
Orth was dismissed.
In the Grim con case Of VIM. Dawson
VS.. Walter Marshall, the following jury
was impaneled, and trial of the case
proceeded with. Conrad Yahn, w. NJ.
n. Day, August Miller, q. q. Busby
w. IL. Clifton, w. f. koenIg, Henry
Hess, Thos. K Moflat, Geo. Parker,
John Gibson, Henry White, Fred.
Markell.
Court adjourned till the usual hour
this morning, when the above case will
be resumed.
Municipal Ceurt.-Court met pursuant
to adjournment and transacted the iol-
lowing business:
The case of Letitis updcgrati, execu-
tri1, VS.. Geo. Crnmbacker, was argued
and submitted.
Court adjourned till the usual hour
this morning.
Police Court-Judge Cranmer disposed
of the following cases before this court
Monday and Tuesday:
ID. Combstock, drunkenness was fined
two dollars and costs. Execution sus-
pended on condition that defendant
leave the city.
The case against Michael Shellsw,
charged with assaulting VIM. Nicholson,
was dismissed IN Nicholson's cost.
John Mckee, forestalling the market,
fined one dollsr and costs. Paid.
Rose o. Brien, stealing revolver from
Thomas Cassidy, fined twenty dollars and
costs. Committed for thirty days
Thomas Shay, drunk, fiued two dollars
and costs Committed for thirty days.
John Maddocks, disorderly, fined two
dollars and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
Michael Meran, disorderly, fned two
dollars and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
Patsy Kahn, disorderly. fined two dol
lars and costs Committed for thirty
days.
The cases against Louis Miller and
John Shelly for disorderly conduct were
dismissed.
Adjourned till this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-27
That Gold w atch.


As MANY of our readers have seen
works of art from Mr.. Anshutz, we have
no doubt but that they will be interested
in the following notice which We copy
from the Brooklyn Daily Times:
Hon. George G. BenHstt.-We have
now on exhibition, in the show window
of Oscar w. Young, lO4 Broadway,
crayon of the Hon. George Z. Bennett,
taken BY Thomas Anshutz OF PhlladeI-
phia. The picture was taken on our
express order, tor the editors room IN the
Times building. Mos, of our readers
will remember Mr.. AnshutZ rs the young
artist who spent year or more, some
time since. in the pursuit OF
his studies IN the Art School
connected with the Academy
of Design, New York. Mr.. Anshutz, 1t
will be borne in mind, began his efforts
in this field of work when here, and
some excellent pictures were then pro-
duced by him that attracted very genera
attention HIS first pictures of this kind
were solar prints improved with the and
of the crayon pencil. When we say
that the picture OF Mr.. Bennett is not
solar priLt, but crayon only, taken d.
recty from one of Richardson's small
cabinet photographs, used in tn"
place Of sttings by the subject, those
who may inspect the picture will be able
to Judge of the progress made by Mr..
Anshutz ia his studies. As work Of
art it is unsurpassed by anything OF the
kind we have ever seen. We venture TO
say that neither Fredericks, nor BOgrad-
us, nor Ssrony ever exhibited anything in
this line in their windows, great rs las
been their reputation, superior to this.
1t is worth thoughtful inspection and we
do not hesitate To invite To it the careful
attention of those who are judges in
such matters, and who take special
interest in works of this kind. The pic
ture is nearly h'c.sIZa, and is so true to
the original, that one very naturally eX
poets y salutation from the original when
looking upon the canvas. y work so ex-
cellent as this may justly be regarded as
creation of no mean order We have
no hesltaucy in predicting that Mr.. An
shutz. it hi- lite and health are spared.
and II he works with the same Conscien-
tlous fidelity he has so Tar displayed. will.
ere many years pass away, make one OF
the leading artists in the country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-27

BRIDGEPORT ITEMs.-A number OF
our young folks who have been away at
tending school and college are at home
spending the holidays. Among Others
we notice Misses Ids Todd, Minnie Jun
k,ns and Lizzie Wood; also Aessrs;
Charles HOLSTER and Ed. Howell. Al!
of them are looking unusually well, as II
study agreed with them.
The surface indications that there
would be no Christmas treats by the Sun
dsy Schools proved TO be surface indica-
tions only. There was an un-
der current which determined the
result, and the little folks hsd their usual
bags OF candy and popcorn with their
doll babies and whistles, while no one
feels any poorer for It.
A party of young ladies, utterly dlsre-
garding the young men, chartered
sleigh 10 ride to St. Clsirsville and bsck,
Yesterday afternoon. 1t is too bad thst
they did not celebrate the closing hours
of this centennial leap year by taking
the gents. The girls who intend to pro-
pose had better hurry up, as after next
Sunday they won't get another chance
Tor four years The party who went
riding constitute Shakespeare club, and
are our literary young ladies.
We have always mad very serious
doubts about the 18th OF December being
the genuine anniversary Of the birth OF
Christ, and there are many who do not
believe in it, but al able Christmas sell
mon, Sabbath evening, by Kew. Chaiian''
IN which the argument for this day was
clearly and torcibiy put, somewhat
shook our faith, and inclined US TO &C
cept the tradition of the church rs true.
At any rate the celebration o: one day
by the world as the anniversary of the
Christ.ch.ld is one of those things which
the rational scientists will hardly be able
to explain away from US.
OUR public school has closed FOR the
holidays, and will re open on Tuesday,
January %, giving the juveniles ample
time TO try the new skates and sleds that
santa Claus brought, and be satisted
with noise, bio %ing their Sunday school
whistles.
DURING the cessation of work over
Sabbath and Christmas, the canal cut
from above the 0ack-river bridge through
the ice to Kuhn's ice house mas closed up,
freezing in many large blocks of ice,
which will have TO be resswed to get
them loose. The quality OF the ice
harvest is excellent, clear, pure
river Ice from SIX TO ten inches thick, 1t
ought to be delivered for about twenty
five cents per hundred next summer, ard
we can all keep cool.
The frequent jingle of sleigh bells tolls
that those who sre able are enjoying the
excellent sleighlng
Justice Howell has been putting the
otfendus through; one plain drunk, one
fancy drunk, one extra fancy drunk, and
two'XX DRINKS and fine of five dollars
Tor abuse OF neighbors was assessed.
A delegation from our schools attend
ed the exhibition OF the Martins
Ferry hI.h school last Friday
evening and were well pleased at The
excellent entertainment they gave.
II any Of your readers wish TO pur-
chase stove, heating or cooking, they
can be accommodated by addressing
p, care OF the REGISTER The choice of
them will be sold cheap for cash. Now
is your chance if YOU have n room half
Gated 10y a CRATE TO put in a stove that
will warm it ap.
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OTHER INCIDENTS.

In addition to the facts mentioned
above, many amusing, disgusting, laugh
able and serious incidents are TO he re-
corded.
On the frozen surface of the river
myriads of happy skaters, all intent on
enioying themselves, fitted to and fro on
! the steel runners Of skates, and an &C.
casional Miss or Gent, more daring than
| another, WAS seen to come in contact with
| the treacheIous ice, and be thrown
| sprawling and screaming far out over its
smooth surface.
On the streets the crowds which surged
to and fro, did not seem TO enjoy that
! happiness which characterized the merry
skaters, and all convenient hooks and
ALLEYS, where drunken men could HE
themselves in safe concealment, were
HE'D with sick people, whose agoaiZng
struggles to keep their equilibrium and
free themselves from the viIlaiOus dccoC-
tions they had imblbed, were indeed dis
gushing.
But dissipation was not confined to
men alone, although man WAS the cause,
and one of the sights coming under our
observation was drunken Gog-a dog
that had drank five glasses OF egg nog -
the ridiculous manouvers and staggering
gsit of which attracted large crowd al
one of the well.known saloons of the
city. But the warning was lost on the
parties present, and the "blC, lets take
another drink with the dog" wa. about
the only effect produced.
Daring the day there were numerous
disturbances noticeable Gu the street, and
in some few instances the participants
came to blows, but SO far MS we could
learn, no harm came to any one, unless
perhaps q discolored orb or few
scratches. And so passed away the one
thousand eight hundred aid seventy
sixth anniversary of "Christmas.'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-27
THAT Gold Watch.

THE ISLAND SALOON remon.
strances offered In the First Branch for
and against granting Mr.. Henry 8
license to keep coffee house on the
Island, were immese. One contained
4O7 names, another, all ladies, 468 names,
both against granting the license. and q
third in favor of the license, contained
about 100 names, mostly of residents
throughout the city. There was much
interest manifested In regard to the mat
ter and quite a number of Island citizens
filled the lobby during the consideration
of the question.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-27
TgAT Gold Watr

FIRE EXTINGUIsHER.-W desire to
call the attention of merchants and
manufacturers to the necessity OF haviog
one or more Of the Babcocki Fire Extir-
guishers at their places of business o:
factories. For putting out any incipient
fire without destroying property OF any
description, as is the case where water is
used, water alone feeds fire, but carbonic
acid never. Bulk for bulk-it is thirty
times as effective rs water, besides it uses
the only agent that will extinguish burn
ing tar, oil or any and all combustibles,
chemicals or vapors. It's prompt, always
ready, efficient, convenient and economi-
cal. 1t is impervious to the action of
chemicals, cannot get out of order, and is
the only reliable, durable and safe extin :
guisher offered to the public. We would
caution the pubic against purchasing
any of the cheap iron cxtinguishers as
they are dangerous, unreliable and soon
become worthless. All persons DESTROYS
of obtaining further information, or wish
ing TO examine the machines, can do so
by calling on Benjamin Fisher at the
Star Foundry, who Is agent in this city
for the Babcock Manufacturing Com
pany's Extinguisher, and is prepared to
sell them at reduced prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-27
THAT Gold Watch

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.-At a stated
Conclsve of Wheeling CommGndcry No,
l knights Templ4r, held Monday even
ing, December 18th, the following otti-
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
SIR William II. Rose, +. c.; SiI William
II. Travis, Generaiissimo; Sir Abram
Harris, Captain General; Sir j. q. Arm
strong, Preate; Sir f. l.. Weisgerbcr,
Senior Warden; Sir &. Ed Mcndel,
Junior Warden; Sir Joseph Sey bold,
Treasurer; Sir George F. Irvine, Recor-
der; Sir r w Morrison, Standard
Besrer; SIR 5. Waterhouse, Jr Sword
Bearer; Sir Fred Huseman, Warden; Sir
II. W. Bliss. Sentinel
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-27
THAT Gold Watch.

SUCH A GETTING UP STAIS.-The
cgg-nog got in its work handsomely on
two individuals who attempted to mount
the heights OF old Union street, east of
Chapline. They toIled and rolled and
scrambled like true sons of liberty Tor
halt an hour or more up the steep hill
gaining one step and losing two. 1t was
nip and tuck whether the nog or the will
power he'd sway, with the chances in
favor of nog. About the time the gath
erlng crowds below were thir king that
bets were in order on the chances, p
third party, in the shape of sober friend
rushed forward and ysnked the forlorn
hope out of danger and out of sight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-27

PERSONALITIES The Pastor L..
lett for Altoons, Pa. this mornipc =
Officer ST. Meyers, one of the r.,
looking policemen on the force, Ia. "a
assigned to the Capitol building
Kramer and mis- orchestra plsv.,
Steubenville last night. y
Mr.. Thomas Murrin, manage, % :,
Upper Riverside mill, was las, MOI, de
scented with = handsome gold Es
and chain At Walters hall, BY ths NC
ployes OF the mill, Mr. David Re-, u u
ing the presentation in q few b,n,- IA
marks. The wstch was purrhs,:' ]"
Hennegen, Bates Il Co.'S. J.
Misses Eva Rice, There's pb;u,-
Mrs, q. b. Caldwell, Mr.. Wht,.ta.F
Messrs. John Mendel, VIM. A Ssa 40
Albert Morton and Oscar Seelev -. ~
the choir At the Cathedral, Cb,f..-'sl
morning.
Hon. Sep. Hall, of Welz4l, /. ,,..
CITY. VT
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THAT Gold atch.

FINE WoRK-The family monument
for Messrs. Robert and James Argle, of
this city, imported by Carroll " Bro ,
and erected in Greenwood cemetery. is
one of the finest monuments ever put up
in this city. 1t stands out very promi-
nentlv in the cemetery, and is great ad-
dition to the appearance OF that slresdy
beautiful piece OF ground. 1t is about
twenty four feet in height, and is COM
posed of the best granite. This firm i'm
ports the finest marble and granite, and
have obtained wide celebrity for the
beauty of their design and workmanship.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-27
THAT Gold Watch.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERs.-The fol.
lowing are the transactions in real estate
as recorded at the office of the County
Clerk Yesterday:
The Stone Church cemetery, lot No
Az, in section G, to Frank 5. DeHass
for $25,
Catherine and James Carney to Han.
nibal Forbes, lot No. 5 in the Caldwell
addition for $500.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-27
That Gold Watch.

The LATEST AGoNY.-Wc saw rig
in the Eighth ward Christmas night that
ecipsed anything On the road. 1t con-
sisted of blind mule, two runners and a
bed of an old wagon. In this bed was II
Dsse drum and tour stout chaps with
clubs. An old cow bell dangled from
the mule and gave fourth sweet sounds
that were intensified by corresponding
whacks on the drum from the clubs Of
sta!wart youths, bent on Christmas fun.
1t was jolly turnout.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-27
A Valuable Medical Treatise

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one in his neighbour God.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-27

LEG BRoKE.-Geo. Zinck, furniture
dealer on the South Side. had leg
broken on Christmas day. while scuflling
at Huseman's livery stable. Mr. Zlnck
had gone to the stables for the purpose of
procuring sleigh for the afternoon, aud
becoming engaged in playful scpfilo,
slipped and fell, breaking one of his legs,
about half way between the ankle and
knee,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-27

JUSTICE LAUgDER-Chris. Farley
was taken before this justice yesterday
by Officer Neal, on compliant Of James
Matthews, who claims that Farley stole
SIS from his bottling cellar few days
since Farley WAS held in the sum of
81, 600 for his appearance, and committed
10 Jail IN default
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THAT Gold Watch.

Nor GOING HoME.-Cbristmas is q
season Of presents. Monday gentle
man slightly oil the perpendicular, with
Il twinkle on his eyes and slight twitch
ing of the left eye lid, met his friend.
Did you hear OF the present | had last
night?' said the party Of the first part.
NO." responded the other: "My moth
er in-lsw arrived last night, and am
not going home to-day"