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New-York tribune., 1877-12-21
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=nsirnClon.
For Bows and young Men-City.
4 DNERTlSEMENTS FOR TIE NV
- YORK TtEJNI VII Er EA. Ply I2 At j. 1E
s,- or 30, Wr- Twenty t0ir ST.. eor. Ee .ave. 200
~. z..-l i.r.l.. cor one iiauI- 1l v rutl ioI -
uiar.m savings Bank buIansI up 'o o. ur .t regular
once t-'',
y 's'ra,t'toa THdS1s r. ASH, i65 wc.t lo'h.f
AIPACKARD.S BUSINESS COLLEGE.
a .5 Er,a way, the Qaarter ilaiye4E or " ear.
ae-, education p. =. FAck4l.i, iresaielt
= DN Err iSrltS; ....,,,. ,,,.,...,..
All Fifsrci&ss cir{ -,l JoUhiv AIS m 70 T. ANA
ONE OFFICE
o" G. EIz M 5EMA\ .;, i ~ u l.To3a.4g @ Iva @ IN
formation.
| BOOKKEEPING aud Business Affairs, 726
APbrad"a'. Apply for c'rru.ar- '' Marsh, aiiA"f, Nc
/ pOOKKEEPlNG. FENAlAN>HP &c.-Pu-
/ l.a,r.. GoilisaiIIi 80, Sal 5l-s.c
/ BOOKKEEPING. PENMAN>HIP, &c.-T. p.
. ,&5as 21 a@ iS' i6e Tof lis rl5as psro @
/ ladies' ssndfor crcui,r
/ classical 6 MATHENATICALS SCHOOL,
4 with rom1e rcia and Urinary Departments
Eii(G< LIZ, ,a n, No. @ i M !, ~ q 1cl. a. s
ANIIIIt GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
so 70 8 . a. b.. aud 80 10 o3sop 20.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
L ash f'roadway near I2us.-! Primary, Commercial aud
Classical departments 3 ST. iioDlj, W. D. AKIN. Principals
INtN. II. LFGGETTS SCHOOL,
~ 1914 Broadway. door below iltst Sc'o5. year
I ber.n- sept ~. Residence 80 Fast -lstsl
For Young Ladies-City.
IfFgICAN KTNDERGARTFN
= and NORMAL TRAi NISG SCHOOL. removed 70 tie
Iafg. sry rooms 80 "a est jhstucar Dt ave- =. r Miss
I, COZ Principal WI begin 18th year sept -.
Nav KrlereaIten material cheap and Dtauutu General
Det.t an IIoauwav send f'r illustrated ftiloeue
MRS. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN,
VI ready tins Fa nrf cltsst, ~ music ana
te modern languages For torls apply AT SO. fr-tpace.
HT00EYu
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Icacners.

SNNAItt5.
( MEXICAN ana FOREIGN TEACHERS
y AtN .t lui0u--luarr lFi'Ii EEIt~.
PROFESSORS, ffIt PA d., and for colleges
lsfi-
TesnrLf and uurrstent fr families agf parents Do
about good
Ll perfect safety. tau on aliI.s. A.s N j. YOUNG
EUkOPE.-Dr LOomis'> select parties; June
y to -rpt~m1rr special terms teachers. 23 un9u-
square. ILACHEE~ AGENCY.
ERENCH conversational lessons. day and
evening v pif1sIu ay uipl"m,e; terais moderate
Mile NEltEl 1867 Hroai tv, i.o"m -
VrHE advertiser desires 10 obtain position
dy Who il- every qualification g." rrnt't h.r an
Invaluable member of family home desired more thlu sal
sty reereuc,- most saiisla'org. Adiiyss HOME D.
town Tribune Ohirt, l23- HruadHay.
T1EACHERS wanting January engagements,
should applv Honduras Government schools want
stvef aI professors and Ladies' Immediately rsue teachers
constantly wanted. -CIfEHMEiHuEH uEH, 800 tl,L litist
~ COTESWORTH PlNCkNEl' > Agency
for SCHOOLS ana TEACHERS 80 nIonsqr 8th-ags C.
sdl N~w.N0rk suppl -lpt teachers iDr any department
yth positions send stamp -Hpl cation form. supplies
schools aud families with compete nstrlctoi, without
charge. GAZfff 90 Gao best aul cheap 20
t1uruAlr published interesting te teacher " PHp TO parent
tor specimen
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JnsirEsuou.
For Young City.


For Young Ladies-City.
yirs LOUISA Il. CULVER receives at IT., her T,.
VI studi rps i1 rairrer. s,''r9~ ,,, l,. ~ st
iiari ,- Wia lar. Nj s. T. BELOW.
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE. lFounded
I,5 56 wE,r ,oTsr FAMILY aHa 49,, pay w ,1ii,i ii.t
for Vn1ul iaiisa. ta..r4s tgl.,f., ~ '''
boys 1' ap Dr. i'lSiSs a Naa5mo vaN H5SAT rnneiio@
For Both sexes-Citv.
MRS. GARRFTSON.. .-a..a-,,,v
" I,si.rel ~ Ai'' r. i grlR,sIToE l,I EE.roof. for
WIN r'oPe2 ~. hex yc Hp4EIlS,i I4HIt ,iNinttHriBHEN.
30 - VT az. tsiHa D. >ssJii:nnraGtRrEy. 05s l.
W" Circulars sent oa sDs,ston. --
MRS. FREDERICK JQNSoN
Will reonen tbe.2 E2tiisH FiENtH 'nl GEESNAS, A.,
+41AiliT ;af .i,l X PKAIynEHGARTEN 10 s 3i't
MISS HAINEs AND NILE. ppEI;odA pE JANVN'
VI BOARDING AND DAY ~l.,lN,11t1.N
FoH l2C,g L4pils ,, AH1 ear oHiaDi5Glr a. 70 Glrasrcy
BOYS Class >SD liNuEHGAtfAS. TOM. !,
CCHOnL OF LANGUAGES.-lnder the III
ean,,rSs aS ave M Elayss inlreas r ,,,a a 5r, and
'r new No & r. riiir vii commence Tuesday January
a. a. '' r. ' lass m cou,m me-, on Tu,day. January l3' at
an . g., g Latin Book. Talk wim Caesar" sill be out
Anrl }.
Professor r. H''.'' "'''''' c,,mupaa Noy 81.
Inar.er 70 rho inquiry rl o. n' 30 h. . " arrtr' by
2gihoa 5'. , "l ] s, -rri 5r c lessons aad
pahI. uous Of ' l .I,li '.r. M MN -o understand
=r s rad ana urit. or 1u ou-us vou't can H tne
mar sou results ,ulp'uy Che rarn.r ." iak l [ [etP,ss
taF br carried ont c,,. H -. l's - Glass; ~ Us
80 -o- ~ -i l' t,' ~ 'Iir M M p Wv i b.+ VIZ. never
.H a. b.
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-. rprnEpIrk InNSnN

MISS AGNES L. Jl'-.i-- ,.r-.Nf -
vrr1 ~,o,rp tbcs- E.GfI-H. FEEND " 'ui 'teN.
49, Dr-t. tuF SCHOOL. f0r Atl ~ IA
IN IT bt.tN ,itL KINBEHGA so. lJ I''' 3i'''t'
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N4fSS HAINES AND MILE. DE JAHON'
- ~ -. WI D ~ ------u-----

FuH YDU1G LApifS Ii g - NJ ~ y ~ C;rarss-cy
VIII reopen on lhur-..li, ~"li ."lI "lp.I ' o." '
BOYS. Class tSD liSuEHGA AhfiN. ot tIoh'''. !,
SCHOOL OF LANGCAGES.-ll,nder the me- al T.,
- rs.t,.r, af f. sATVFUR. PE. D., H. ~ an ,3
,,,, ,t a. r... tlay..' Gnfr.t"us s1r u ora /,
r,,',., q" In F1n'tu." er. French. German Ll'H "i'
cree now No ~ rfir vii commence Tuesday January
. ,'y.s III e.. - comm,nc' 1u,sday January i' 8"
liI i.. ,r. Latin Book. ~Ta.t With Caesar sill be out
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L.1euilsIrp

nr. WAIT. 81. No. - East 23d-st.-First-
o.s d.ri-trg al low popular pucs extracting uaier
pure rsh r without extra charge oaL and examine sec1
mems aud puccs.
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Eeciures duo flceilras.
iilusifcl 5nsIrume'Ils

HAYE vou seen thc MODEL UPRIGHT
lot ll fYue. Prcr $50 O. -'7.. ~iN sos tl
NliI .arf1rr-- NH D. past IiuIst
ERANlCH q BACH. 2i3 East 2jd --t.. near
~ gdaye hlvta rflutH' assortment uf nur fsrHi1 e-.
BOTH rev su! .,,onlA4l.. uI,4 i.el a.es r-fY Is.
Iauu- irut ln. .nl uu ir-.l.'''''-
1 APgF~T ASSORTMENT OF BEST and
1 Efrrt tpI-rs AI.fN II..r pf Rfnp nI..A N- fN TIE
WORLD Orears r.at,i uf trft fat. inr thl. % IH
HANITNoIDNN lDY -' iu..a rail.-t, H.' B 'fa-
4 I.HTE q ERNST. old house of lizhte s.
4I.r.t.prry oir tltr .r..u+I II hNI InEfI- e. low
-., .nd Ur .a.r monthly pff rrt. az l- ia-t 'tl-'.
Also smith 3 h3iIHtrAN OLDA>~.
- y. BALL q Go.
-. H0 I4 EAST ltIli|-E
tlI.h.rlu -trlfrfa af ..i.f l.i.' lal .r-iHa oN
fir cash. 600 Ir.tI'H..rts aI. fHt ..af
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forulss.r- boys iui. .le'n,. hsfly. christian men.
b. ST. NIE -, A~I. ., i3ol +H o. NHH.tr-. y. Y.
ZvOJ'NG MEN privately Fitted Tor College.
CONDITIONED students iu.1rr. Srr.rsrr "nl N.f.r
g. uOEF2lANN. ,to. .trI-r. Eas,.
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fine Arls
Holm II. DRAPER. Auctiouecr.
~ Bf JOIN li uNApsE a. to.
kfff..r branch stone laI r. Flsf Itl.sf.
O. EXHIBITION Dr. EHbik ID.
DAN AND ENlAINN,
ORIENTAL HruN/FS ANN cio'~NNNE
sale thu TRSu AN art FRIDAY. December I. aua II,
Yv orl,rrf on .ir .arfcr..
INRF~IItNEU ABB.
Fi~rarf collection of d. D. k Ns IlIlrDNNt iNANELS
Ius sI Japanese Br0uEr. chinese Antique E-nHfs ttn~-s
and chimes. Umbrella SUI Flower Stts general tsofuient
1or- sr. ssu.eili,v invite' examine eoos
ra orur contains rare and vanao articles tf1cA 0s
tlra urst um".
vVHE NESSRS. LEAYGTT, Auctionccrs.
rBF NEwCoMB GALLERY
TINS F.IDAY AFTERNOON.
Al CLINTON HAIL. 345 O'CLOCK.
WIZ ID, sa hy anton b. e highest BIDDER v'ihoui
5r rt nf any sind whlsvr. bv oFier nf The rEetuIJs.
kvcry painting gHlllut-t' 'o 10" as represented
fsco lection rsr.ses more nun~ merit than anv whch
IA. hro brought ln this cY duunE lu i.
most ty.ry the show t. tast WORK 0i he
1rtists ttsY represent The Ntuu tr las 20
superior She uushtl pictures n} Mrls fr ln fis
country. 10 b. q better picture thln either uf me MdssO
ul.r- col rcCn ans rsd neudant for Nh
ltobert. smoker ny hc same afst 'ommetrial AdNet
tiscr
RCHEOLOGI AND ART.-Contaips paper
y bI RayarI rlFlor Henry -,lrraHr, Pr eslnr orion
e. etrluau sld Ds.cac- .9oA Ats4Ao EAl4a, so. -
PI.cf, To ctnt.
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BROOKLYN Board.

Board and Rooms Wanted.
uO\IE WANTED for three children aged :
Z and g. infant and mother WITH refined, educated
C.falu lady, Who viii instruct and take u4 charge o ,
fr,u Address particulars and lowest terms, 20 HOMIE Box
l-j. Tribune once.
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'VHE HANDsONEST BOOK


CHEBRY WPEi-By Helen b. MaJhers. author
o. -t...r' TnrY flr llye" Latest aIn most hiaH,
roy.' inst published complete, u Tribune novel iTrl No
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRU-T
ID made by William Collins and Margaret
Collins his wife, IN TN" undersigned ",
Trustee, bearing dat" the 9TH day al
February, a. D., 1874, aud recorded IN deed
of :rust book No. q, folio S>6 and Ss1, Will,
on saturday, the IOth day Of March
1877, at ~ o'clock 4. NJ, Of said day, pro-
coed t. sell nj pu bic auction 10 the highest
aud best bidder, at The front door ni the
Court House Of Ohio county, w. Va, the
following pro. erty: BEGINNING nj the
southeast corner OF Market and High
streets, In that part Of the city of wheel
ing known A. John McLure's addition,
thence south with Market street on the
east side thereof 81 feet 10 AN alley, thence
with the alley 100 feet Ia Phillips line
thence with his line Il feet la high street
thence with High street IO0 feet Ia the he
ginning.
TERMS OF SALE--OnC-'Iird cash. one.
third in nine and one-lhiTd In eighteen
months, the deferred payments Ia bc
secured and 10 hear Interest iIom the day
at sale. GEO. r.. BOYD, Trustee.
JUHN W. MITCHELL, Auciion"cr.
tcbsOawi
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Co1.UnPrrvEs TAKE NOTICE.

Every moment OF delay makes your
cure more hopeless. and much depends on
the iudicious choice OF remedy. The
amount OF testimony In favor OF DIR.
schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, as cure for
Consum ption. tar exceeds all that can be
brought to support the pretensions Of any
other ms dIcine. See DR.. Schenck's Alma
nae, containing the certificates oil many
persons of the highest responsibility, VINO
have been restored to health, after being
pronounced incursble by physicians OF
acknowledged ability. schencks Pull
monte Syrup alone has cured many, AS
these evidences will show; but the cure Is
often promoted by the employment Oh TWO
other remedies which DIR. Schenck pro,
yides for the purpose. These additional
remedies are Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills. By the timely use oi
these me Iicines, aceordin To directions,
DIR. Schenck certifies that most any case o'
Consumption may be cured.
DIR, Schenck is professionally at his prin-
cinai office, Corner sixth and Arch SIS,
Pbiladelphia, every Monday, where ali
letters for ad vice must be- addressed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-21
RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last even
ng showed feet 5 inches in the chan
mol
The Rsgon departed for Psrkersburg
yesterday.
The Courier departed for Cincinnati
yesterday with heavy shipment o
nails.
The Salt Valley passed down yester
day morning.
The Express Is to-dsy'S PsrkersDur@
packet.
The Carrie Brooks passed down last
night en- route Tor Evansville.
The Emma Graham passed up yester'
day 81 route for Pittsburgh.
The Kerr is to-day's packet for Pitts
burgh.
Capt. j. w. Williamson will build H
new steamer this spring, to take the
place OF the Emma Graham in the Gin
cinnati and Pittsburgh trade The new
boat will be 225 feet long, 80 feet beam,
} fee, hold, 3 boilers; cylinders lS inches,
and 81 feet stroke Pittsburgh Dispatch.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, February 2O.-Riyer
feet, 9 inches and stationary, Weather
clear and Coo'.
LOUISVILLE, February 20.-Rrver fall
M; 7 lert inches IN the canal Wealth.
or bright and breezy.
New ORLEANS, February 20.-ArrIved
Centennial, Standard, Utah, st. Louis
James Howard, Cairo. Departed
Schenlk, Cincinnati; Belle of Shreveport,
st. Louis. Weather clear and cool.
Sr. Louis, February ~. .-Arrived-
Dolphin, Lower Bend; Polar Star, Ten
nessee river. Departcd-K ountz, Pitts
burgh; City of Helena, Vicksburg;
Clinton, Keokuk Weather clear and
warmer.
CIScIHSATI, February 20.-River Is
feet = inches and falling. Weather
Z ear and cold. Arrived Rule,
New Orleans; Mary Muller ST. Louis.
Disqualification, Wheeling; Fswn,
Evansville; Root. Mitchell, New Or
leans.
MEMPHIS. February 20.-RIvcr fell
inches, and now stsEds at ID feet 4
inches. Weather clear; mercury IS deg.
Arrived Golf, Cincinnati. Departed -
Thompson Dean, New Orleans; Sher-
lock and CharCh, Cincinnati; Maud, st.
Louis; City OF Nicksburg and Illinois.
EVANSVILLE, February 2O.-Westher
clear and cold; mercury u TO AZ deg.
River | | feet and falling. Up-Arksn-
sas Belle, Maggie Smith, I'd Hobbs and
johnson. Cons MilIar, Tsrsscon, Red
Cloud Transient boats had good trips
packets generally light Business good.
CAIRO, February 2O.-Arrived-Chas.
Bowen No 2 and }. II. BIgley, Ohio
river; Bee, st. Louis; Smoky City. Pits
burgh; City Of Chester, st. Louis De.
psrted-Charley Bowen No. 2, South;
Golddust, New Orleans; Smoky City,
New Orleans. River II feet and falling.
Weather clear.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-21

BRIDGEPORT. - Several temperance
meetings have been held here, at which
some OF the reformed drunkards who
have been converted through the iufu-
ence of Murphy, addressed the people
There is one danger in this kind of thing
which needs TO be guarded against. A
man is no! to be gloritied because be has
been drunksrd and has reformed
One hope that many of these reiorma.
tons will prove permanent lies in the
fact That tie men attribute their rotor
nation 10 q higher Power.
An adjourned meeting OF Council was
held Monday evening. After much dis
cussion over our ordinance establishing
q police force, it was referred 70 a special
committee for further consideration.
The general drift OF the discussion was
10 the effect that the town WAS paying
out money for police service for waic h
there had been no tax levy made. and
that arrangements should be
made ~ stop the expense.
Two ordinances ia regard 10 the grade
OF Main and Hull streets, were pissed
10 tue ister some STRONG objection
wasmsde but II went through.
4 c)m nunica ion was Rad from
Squire VIM. Gill, formally claiming the
office o. Clerk, to which he WAS elected
lsst Spring, but into whose duties owing
10 some "returning board" or other
cause. he hsd not been Inducted. II was
referred 10 the Finance Committee.
Yesterday morning, Squire Howell
inflicted 9 fine OF 81 and costs upon a
young lady who, while on her WAY home
from church Sunday evening. mad for
gotten that her little hands were not
made 10 tear out each Others eyes"
and hsd slightly msrred the face OF q
companion, and for language used 10.
ward her. 1t is expected that the 9th er
who was 30 careless of her words, will
also be brought up 70 take = small dose
of justice.
While getting the above item in the
Mayors Office, we observed q young
man more than half-seas over, stsgger
in and coming up 70 the Justice, repeat
this mournful tale: Say, Squire, /
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-21

AN lNcIDEST or rHE CRUsApE,-As
g. Incident Of the great good We are
e, >eriencing from the tidal wave OF TEN.
r,raace that is now sweeping everything
before it throughout the city, We give the
following correspondence, dated ycster
day:
Dear W,liis-Will meet you At the
Opera House meeting tonight sure. oh
iert 10 box on account o. publicity.
BLANCHE"
"Dsar Blanche-I will he there sure
Take seat to left in dress circle.
WILLIE
Then "wiilie" with that characteristic
dispatch for which he is noted in all his
business transactions, penned the follow
ing TO his wife:
Hny Darling Sdrah-Dont wait tea
for me-; business is pressing, and / at.
tend the temperance meeting At the
Opera House tonight Little do you
ssalize, dear Sarah, what good derive
from the pleasure experienced al these
meetings, and what a work the Lord is
dpisg Tor ms. WILLIE
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- 49, : ! ;;:;;

To the Working Class.-We are nos
prepared TO furnish all classes with con.
slant employment at home, the wHoIro,
the time, or for their spare mOm,ah
Business new, light and profitable PEI.
sons OF either sex easily earn lruia ~ crub
to SIS per evening, aud "a proportional suu
by devoting their whole time lO the bus.
ness. Boys and girls earn nearly ~ much
as men. That all who see this notice NAV
send their address, and test the bushes,
we make this unparalleled Offer: TO sucl
as ne not well satisfied we Will send %,
dollar To pay for the troubl, oi wrill1s
Full particulars. samples worth seven.
dollars to commence work on, and COPY
OF Home md Fireside, one OF the large;
and best Illustrated Publications, all ssu,
free by mail. Reader, II you want penGi.
nent, profitable work, address GEORGE
ST. NSON & CO.. Portland Maine. spl,gyt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-21

TRANSFERS or RIAL ESTATE. The
following are the transactions in real es-
tate rs recorded in the Office IL the coun-
y clerk yesterday:
Deed made February -, 1877. from
Tempest Z. Hutchinson md wife 10
Alber. Msgcc. lot No. II, in Ritchie's
sitition 10 city; for Sl,iOO,
Deed made February Is, 1877. from
the Belmont Nail Works Company to
stephen Wsterh"usc, lots Nos. ! and 8,
square As; lots Nos. ;, {, 8, i, :. S, .. 10,
Il. IA. 10, 10, square ~, and lots Nos. l.,
=, 5, 6, I, 5, ., TO- II, IL II, Is, Is,
square 46, Sprisg and Rtchie's addition
g. the city; for 1850.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-21

CAL WAGNER's TRoUPK-Cal Wsg.
ner and his troupe was greeted by a
splendid audience last evening, moth.
ing but standing room being left to dis
Pose of, and hardly that, The troupe
has been re-orgsnlzed this centennial
year, and t. good effect for never before
did it comprise such diversity OF talent
and so much OF excellence. Everybody
was made just As happy and as satisfied
~ Cal was The troupe cant be beat.
- Rochester Sunday Courier.
Reserved seats on sale at the Opera
House tomorrow morning nj 10 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-21
Aching Heads md Uneasy Nerves

Are eften Soolhed by Hosteter's Stomach
Bitters, because In At searching corrective
completely removes tie causes OF brain
and nerve excitement, which are 10 be
found in arrangement ofthe stomach, and
OF It's associate organs. the liver and
sbowels. II Is truth which cannot be too
earnestly insisted upon, that the effect OF
mere sedatives and narcotics, like bromi de
OF pota SUM. valerian, chloral hydra'e
and opium, is less apPreciable the longer
they are used, and that they can never
Permantly relieve nervous excitabiIity,
becaus" they cannot remedy the weak
ness aud organic arrangement which lies
At It's roots. HOstetter'E BitterS, however,
can and does cure nervous maladIrs, for
the reason already 'tated. Sick headache
restlesSne,s At night. vertigo, mental
bcavlness, and depression Of spirits, as
well a. the dyspcpIiC condition OF tae
SION ch, and tOrpidity OF the LIVER and
bowels, which give rise 10 them, are en-
tirrly "Hyiatei by THIS benign Alternative
toL'c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-21

DsfCHoMANCY, OR SOUL CHARM
l. Ing. How either sex may fascfpa ate
and gain the love and affections OF any
person they choose. instantly This sim .
PIE, mental requirement all can possees.
tree by mail, Tor &c, together with Q mar,
rage guide Egyptian Oracle, Dreams.
Hints 20 Ladies, Welding Night shirtx'
&c. A queer book. Address T. wILLIAl
sCo. fub~-- fniia. Axi5b
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-21
FOR RENT.

THREE NEW DWELLING HOUS- ~
rs situated on the east Side of e.:
Maiu street, between Twenty-third
and Tws, nty-lourth streets. said houses
have all the modern improvements con-
tain six rooms each, have water and gas
throughout. For terms, &c, apply tn
J. X. McC0RTNEG, or
ae3gh ~ II. cARNAHAN.
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FOR SALE.

I'VE HAVE TWO VERY NICE TWO
w story brick tenement houses on
Twenty -fitb street, for sale. They are
nearly new and In excellent repair. Eacn
contains four rooms and kitchen, and
both have good cellars. Any person de-
string "A cheap dwelling hOutc well located
and upon reasonable terms, viii do well
tO cali. For full particulars apply To tho
undersigned at their Office, No. lliS Chap
line street, Wheeling, w. Va.
CRACRAFT Il COLE,
an,tsh AttnrnpyG
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-21
MASON & HAmLIN
CABINET ORGANS
Haye been Unanimously assign, 4 h.
FIRST RANK
The IL Several Requisites"
ar such Instruments, At IL.
u. 4. CENTENNIAL. 1870

u. >. CENTENNIAL, IA7s
And are the only organs assign, ~,
rank. Their superiority Is thus d, ~ nls
not In one or two respects only, bu 10 =,
the important qualities OF An oro :" a..
Medal and Diploma have also a
a Sarded them, out medals of eaua vea
were awarded all articles deem ed wos.ESs
OF recognition, 40 that many mskrI.stsy
advertise "nrst medals" or "h!gSsl
awards"
Com parative rank In excrIlrnc..
been determined by the JUDGES ! -,t.
alone, in which the MASON & IA
OR9A Ms are unanimously assignee ~
First Rank In the several Requisites
such Instruments, and are the only An y.
assigned this rank. zee Judges Rrr,s,e'
This result WAS not unexpected, for L.''
organs have uniformly taken blshas.
awards in such competitions, there Il, ~,
less than six exceptions In HUNDREDS
comparisons. They Were awarded a.,
medals, and highest honors al Par, -
Vienna 1878, Santiago 1915, Philalr,ni",,
1876: having thus been awarded hiyra.
honors at every Worlds Exhibitor :,
which they have competed, and being ~.
only American organs which ever as
tanned any award In EuSope.
NEW SrYLES, with Improvement, 81,
hibited at the Centennial; elegant "a
cases In great variety. Prices very lows,
consistent with best material and wo,s
manship. Organs sold for cash or in,,sH
meuts, or rented until rent PAYS. Eys.r
organ warranted TO give entire >at,,,,:
ton To very reasonable purchaser or N.
money returned. illustrated Cats!osus.
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN 90 d,
fremont street, Boston; u Union S.ua,s
New York 10 and s! Adams ST.. chicago
noySb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-21

OFFICERS ELECTED.-The Board OF
Directors of the Odd Fellows Mutual
Aid Association have elected the follow
ing officers: President, James Hol-
Rngsworth; Vice President j. F. Hob.
man Secretary, John Brown; Treasurer
John III James.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-21

PuT UNDER BoEDs.-David Davis
was Yesterday arrested by Officer Hull
ON a charge of bsstsrdy, Mary Sorg" be-
ing tho complainant. Davis Was taken
before Squire Toliver and placed under
bonds in the sum of $3.50 for his appear
snce al court.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-21
FOR SALE.

TINE UNDERStGNf WILL OFFER
their Livery stable, corner of Main and
sixteenth streets. Wheeling, Vest Va, AT
private sale, until further notice. The
stock comprises the best equipped Livery
stable in the city. Everything In good
order. II not sold at private sale due notice
VIII he given of the day OF Public sale.
CHRISTIAN a AMICK.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-21

FOUND DEAD Yesterday morning
At Gy o'clock, Mrs. George Ogle, aged
IL years, residing at No. 23l7 alley +,
centre Wheeling, WAS found dead in
hrr bed. Her complaint VIZ. h"srt dis.
case.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-21

The City Receiver lsst'night was or
Tered by Council to accept sity orders
when there was no money in the treas
ury, and tina. said orders bear interest at
The rate OF & per cent from tho date OF
1cceptAnCe.