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River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed 9 feet 10 inches. -.
The Hudson arrived from CINCINNATI
Yesterday. She returns to-day.
The Science departed for Parkersourg'
Yesterday morning.
The Nail City lett for Pittsburgh, yes
terdsv afternoon.
The Salt Valley, en- route Tor fitts-
burgh. End the Granite State, en- route
for, Cincinnati, are due tonight.
The following bosts with lows OF COAL
passed down yesterday: Ny Choice,
John Penny, Bengal Tiger, Diamond
Coz Valley, Joe Stone, james BLACK
more, Tom Dodsworth, Chss. Mcdonald,
Boaz james Gilmore, Els, Josh Cook,
Coal City, Hornet No 2, john A. Woods
Liourss No ,, s8d Panther.
The {. W. Hornbrook was placed on
the dry docks, yesterday afternoon Tor
repair.
the United Ststes snagboat +. A.
Woodruff has removed the log IN the
Ohi,. lust above Burlington, which sunk
= l1aled coal barge, and also the sunHen
coal barge. she WAS cOsiing 1t Ashland
At P, NJ Monday, when the BoStons
passed down. She will probably remove
the iron ore model barge sunk at Twelve
Pole Bar, opposite Ceredo two years ago
The Ell. HOBBS passed up from st.
Louis to Wheeling yesterday with tow
OF ore. We are sorry to learn that Cap
tain James Montague, one If her pilots
from II. Louis here, wss quite sick, and
Is confined t. the hotel -CUt Eng
The Virgie Lee lett tor her first trip
in the Wheeling ,and Pittsburgh trade
last evening. The Lee is well adapted for
the trade, aud should she remain perma-
nentiv, is destined TO be q popular
racket, ss her officers are clever and &C.
commodatns gentlemeB. She had u
good trip out last night, her princlps
items being seventy-fve tons of reshiP-
ping reight rom the Cons. Millsr, four
boilers tor Pitts bur.h from this city, NJ d
several threshing machines for different
| points above her .-CW. Eng.
New ORLEANS, July 6-No arrivals
or departures. Hottest day Of the sea-
son; mercury SO.
CNc.NNATI, July 6.-River 10 feet
II inches and rising. Weather clesr
aud pleasant Arrived-Psrker, Men,
PMS.
LOUISVILLE, July 5-Weather clear
and warm Disqualification, Cincin-
natl. River falling with 8 feet 2 inches
IN the cana.
MEMPHIS, July 6.-River fell inch;
stands % feet ! inches. Weather clear;
mercury % deg. Arrived Belle Texas,
Arkansas river Departed-Grand
Tower, Vicksburg; Helena and lseger,
s.. Louis.
EVANSVILLE. July Weather clear,
mercury 1910 81 deg. River 9 $40 feet
and ,a.I.L Up Rspidan, Norton ana
bar-cs, Cotton Valley; Maggie Smith,
Golden Rule, Idlrwild Down-Taras
can. Golden City, J. W. GsG Baum.
Business improved.
ST. LOUIS, July 6-Arrived-W
EagIc, keohuk; Llzzle Bayles Qgincvi
c. ios.AI, Western, Gold Dust, Kansas
CITY; Minneapolis, -, Paul; Yellowstone,
| Yauktor; Miller Cincinnati Departed
War Eagle, keobuk; John +. Tale,
New Orle.u-; Lizzie Bsyless Quincy.
River has fallen : inches Weather
clear sra warm.
CAIRO. July 6-ArrIved-Be Mem
pnI-, St Louis. Departed-Auderson,
| Nashville; Raven, st. Louis; Belle Mem.
pui-, VIck,burg. River - feet 8 inche-
and HlIfg Weather cloudy and cooler
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Board of Regents.

The Board Of Regents OF the State
Normal Schools met a. the Capitol
building yesterday, and made the follow
ing appointments for the schools named:
West Liberty. G. Gwynn, princi-
pal. salary $1,000; Miss Title Dunlap,
assistant, salary $500. Executive Com
mlttee-Col. w. B. Curtis, l.. 5. Jacob
and DR.. VIM. Hukill.
Chenille - L. Marcellus Marshall,
principal, salary $1,000; Mary K. Nc
Gwigan, assistant, salary $500 Execu.
tive Committee-Nelson NJ. Bennett, l..
s. Riddle and Million Norris.
Concord james IL. French, principal,
salary 500; William NJ. Reynolds, Ms
sistant, salary 500. Executive Commit
tee. r. Vermiliion William A.
Cooper and A. p. Phipps.
The Board adjourned till this morn
ing, when appointments will be made
for the other Normal Schools in the
State.
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ITIs III -IIHI TINDTVTs
IAMf.- r.. HARRISON. VI. ID.

Among the numerous Institutions OF
learning In the South, few, If any, have
achieved the rapid and unprecedented
success which has been attained By the
Norwood Hign school II now stands Sec
OuI 10 none in the state, both in reputa-
ton and the extent Of patronage 1t enjoys.
The sCipliue, IS vel as the exercises,
are conducted as nearly rs possible after
tn" plan OF the University OF Virginia,
and having proved an entire success will
be- continued without Change.-COTre-
yDaudcuce NJ the GdiusstOu Ne,cs.
Refers 20 present patrons OF the School
from West Virginia, 10 Judge T. &. Green,
Judg- VI. EdmiStOn, Judge John Bran
non, DR.. + y, Camden and Col. j. NJ
Ransom.
Also. ru ''r. =. Brady, Mr. }. II. Hobbs,
and other IalrDus OF the school but espe-
cia.ig % the old students themselves.
aUL1-eg
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Serpuading Party.

Through the kindness OF Captain
Charlie Lust, of the steamer Hudson,
the Hudson band in charge OF party OF
Wheeling gentleman, were relieved
from duty on the boat, and serenadei u
number OF Wheeling gentlemen and
ladies'. Among the number tresteI 20
the best efforts OF the band, were Misses
Laura Harding, Ida and May Frew,
Sue Robinson, Jennie HIpp, May
Campbell Mary and Abbja Brown,
Dora HIdrcth and jessie Bates, and
Mr.. Benjamin Fisher and DR.. BagunIDv.
Captain Charlie has the thanks Of all
concerned for his kindness.
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Happiness Under u Cloud
WHEELING, COUNTY JAIL, July s.

WFEELIH3 COUNTY JAIL, July s.
Editor ofthe Register.
Please give the following space in
your issue:
We, the prisoners incarcersted in tins
institution, received on the Fourth inst
very handsome snd elegsnt dinner
from Sheriff, Tingle, Esq. We therefore
express our gratitude to the said sheriff
FOR his generosity and liberslity towards
the unfortunate inmates that chance to
be so situated. We hope thst ne may
continue to do so IL the future and that
he may have divine providence 10 guide
him and his assistants through lite.
Yours, sc. PRISONERS.
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THE sTRICTEs DISCIPLINE
He Didn't Take Water Worth Cent.

Yesterday morning on one OF the up
trips OF street car No. 8, some follow
hsiing from Bellsire boarded the car
near Twenty-frst street, and thought
to "bull dozs" the driver for a
tree ride up town. After waiting few
seconds, the driver rung the bel! for fare,
but was not needed by the bruiser from
Bellsire. He was then asked for his
fare, but refused to put 1t in the box.
The driver very quietly informed him of
the company's rules to pay or get of.
TRis incensed the bruiser, who used very
ugly language. The car was stopped
and the brulser put off. He made an
Intellectual attempt to strike the driver
and TO intimidate him by trying to draw
revolver. The driver deserves credit
for MS gentlemanly snd quiet demesnor
on the occasion.
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Par,0ns, the photographer.

1t is not generally known to what eX
tent the bLsin".s o. photography is
carried ON in thi, ely. some years ago
Mr.. Parsors came mere rom Cleveland,
and first introduced tue cabinet style
Of photographs, winch have met with
such favor At the hands of the public
gcaeraiIy thai they are now ali The rage.
he establishment conducted by MIR.
Parsons is u first class one, ald
cannot be surpassed anywhere, and
the pictures taken by Nun are
OF superior order. a visit 20
HI gallery l. all tat Is Sufficient to
persuade to one TO BIZ "suot' for u picture
ss Parsons never fails to take an NC
curate ana correct likeness o. the subject.
Among the numerous pictures which
adoTn the walls may be noticed those .,
Gov. Mathews, Jasper 7 Moore, Gen.
Guti, DR.. K. ;. Harvey, q. Ed. Mendel,
City Clerk Updogrstt, Rev. Barnltz and
child en-. Mr.. keanecy Friend, Thomas
Darrah, John q Malley, OF Pittsburgh;
Robert Delaplaine, Safe Superintendent
OF Schools Pendleton, Miss sue Lynch,
Miss Solomon, ct Philadelphia; Mis-
Laura Hearne, Miss Blanche HoGue,
Miss. Isadors Pollsck, Mr.. ). l.. Hill
dreth, Miss Birdie Caldwell, Mrs. Hop.
kins OF Washington, Pa, and Miss Ada
Terrell Each of these pictures are so
life-hkc that tne most casual observer
cannot fail to admire them. In addi-
ton to the large number OF photographs
of persons, Mr.. Parsons mas also been
engaged the past week IN taking s.ereO.
scope views OF the famous HornbrOok
park, sixty OF which are now completed,
and present some oil the nandsOmest
views imaginable. Nh Parsons mas thu
most extensive gallery IN the city, and
employs continually from five to eight
experienced perso.. in his establishment,
and We teeI no hesItancy, Judging from
what we have ourselves seen, in -ecOn-
mendng him to the pUo.ic rs 3 gentle
man and IA artist
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POLICE coURr-JuDGE cRANMER.
RaHe iinII NOfeh.

Frank Woodmansee, Wheelmg's Iisg-
onal pitcher, viii captain nine ut The"
Fair Grounds. Oh Monday, putting d.
sgsinst one csptaine4 10y Mr.. Tom VI
Lure.
An interesting game OF ball was played
at the Peninsula grounds, Yesterday
afternoon, between the Atlantics, OF Cen
ire Wheeling, md the Nationals of
North Wheeling The game resulted in
favor oil the Atlantics by score of 10
TO 3.
THIS afternoon the Standard boys give
picnic 1T the Fair Grounds, for the ben
eft of their individual selves. The boys
will have a hrst-class gsme OF bail during
the afternoon, and it is to be hoped that
they will be well patronIz,d, ss they are
certainly deserving of success.
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sCHENCK,s SEA WEED TONIC.

In the atmosphere experienced here our
ing the summe or months, the lethargy pro-
duced by the heat takes away the oeslIe
for wholesome food, and frequent per
SEPARATIONS reduce bodily energy. parucu.
larly those suffering from the effects OF
debiliteti Ting diseases. In order 10 Keep
natural, healthful activity OF the system
we must resort TO artificial means. for
this purpose Schencks Sea Weed Ionlcis
very effectual. A few doses will create an
appetite and give fresh vtgor o the ehel-
yated body. For dyspepsia, II IS lnvatu-
able. Many eminent physicians nave
doubted whether dyspepsia can De per
mainly cured by thedrugs which ade gem
orally employed tor that purpose: Inc seq
Weed Tonic in its nature rs totally uiueI-
emit from such drugs. Ii contains no COR
rosive Minerals OF acids; In TACT III aSslsIs
the regular operations OF nature, ana sup
pies ner Deficiencies. The tonic IN us
nature SO much resembles the gastric lulce
That IL f. almost Identical with that nulu
The gastric juice is the natura! soivent
which, in healthy condition oil the pooy
causes the food to ne oigested ana wheil
this Juice IS not excreted In sunclent
Quantities, indigestion, with all ltS uls,
tressing sy mptonIs, follows. The sea Mo0u
Tonic performs the duty oil the gastrlc
Juice when the latter is oe1cleht
Schenck's Sea Week Tonic sold by ali
Druggists.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
UOR BUILDING A sHERIFF'5 HOUSE

GOR BUILDING \ SHERIFF'S HOUSE
4 and JAN.
Proposals will be received by the Com
mIttee OF Marshall Cou ~ Court on JAN,
INIT Tuesday, July u, ls77. al ] O'Clock Z.
4. for the building of Sherif's Hour"
and JAN Tor Marshall county, Vest IL
guiu, according To he plan and -pccltica.
lions, which can b. seen a. thr Court
HOus" OF said county on and alter July
the whole building or by the sepeTate
trades. COntrdc oIs 10 furnl h al mate
rails.
All bids are TO be addTe' s"d In sealed
envelopes, addressed 10 Frank Mel iltOn,
Esq. MOundsville, Marshall county, West
Virginia, and marked Proposals tor
buididg Jail and Sherifi's House." or pro-
pOsals for such part ct the work as the
bidder may desire. The committee re-
serve the right to reject any and an bidS.
FRANK MCJILION.
IVA Chairman Committee.
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Mount de ChantuI.

Among the improvements going on
Mount &c Chantal stands pre-eminent on
the hst. La these classic grounds, which
are being beautifed 10y art, handsome
rustic mound has been formed directly
in front Of the building, and in the centre
OF the mound handsome life size statue
OF our Savior, Jesus Christ, has been
erected.
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Officers Elected.

Temple Lodge No. l, \. y. { w g,
last night, elected the following officers
for the term commencing July s 1877:
A. J. McNash. P. NJ. "; c D Deyln.
ney, NJ. w; Thomas Besse, g. F.; K l..
Prall, o.; w. G DevinDey, Rd.; c. ".
Mcdonald, r.; {. II. King, Rcvr.; John
Wagner, Guide; L J. CriswelI, J. W;
w. Frank, o. W; A J. McNa.h Trus-
tee. Installed by }. n Chasuock, D d.
). NJ. W
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NOTICE..

CITY or WHEEL 80. NATui = OyFICL,
WHEELING. ". W. July ri. J
Public motto. II hereby giyen tba' The
following section Oi the ci'E ordinance 10
relation o offence, will b" fiZldIy 81.
forced upou the approaching 3th day ~
July, and 80 other Times:
''-EC. -. u shall be unlawful tor any
pcr.On 20 y Pee ~. G!scharg, within such
parts Of the city, which are or shall
1e lid on into lots, o. within nye
hundred 4, Of said limits, any cannon
gun pistol or ne arms, r any cracker.
sqgib, rocket or a." wOr. D. exc pi D. Dr ih
case uf necessity, or In the lis 'nsrYe ~
some BuDJc duty, o. AZ a military psra1"
by order Of the officer IN command, "
with the permission NJ the Mayor ~ the
city. ANDREW j. SW III ~,
JU2 Mayor,
u. ". REDMAs. GEo. o. N'KOWr,
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Truth is mighty and will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
st j. w. Ferrel's. he has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 6
cents; A Chintz, 8 cents; Table LINEN,
20 cents; Crash, q cents. All other goods
IN proportion.
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THERMOMETER.

Highest. Lo,gest.
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CONDESsED TINE TABLE.

lpKPARTURE OF TRAINS.
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Tue en- ape. shoes IN the city at L. V.
B.ond's.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

CLERK'- OFFICE, CITY OF WHEEr 10,
July End, ls77
Public notice IN hereby given 10 a. per.
sons interested that the AssessorS 'I' e.
by the Council Of tho CITY Of Wheeling
have completed their assessment for tbs
year and maze return thereof TO my g. % 60.
Any person wishing 10 appeal from said
assessment or desiring any corrections
mpd", will appear at the CITY Building
before the POard Of Equalization and Az
peals. on the g'h day 81 July, lSl, At =
O'Clock ~, ~ IN" said board will meet
at that time ri Do" said cry Building, ~
hr4rall directions 40 said a-srEs m suL AZ .
revise and correct the same.
ALEX. rPDFORAfF
luz CITY ClriA
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CAPITAL. s250,OOO

This Bank is Organized and prepared 10
transact the business OF banking In All us
details. ,.,-, ,,h ,,
n succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling: is owned ~ the same share
holders, and is under the same manage
ment. .,t..
BY carefully regarding the interests OF ~
correspondents and depositorS, ana by q
lrOmpt and faithful execution of Their
wishes. IL hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject TO check
sight, received from banks, bankers, hrm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
lrffN X. BOTSEORD WNi. Il. SIMPSON.
J,roUS. RHODES WIN. 4. TURNER,
VIM. a. IsErT, JoHN l.. HOBls'
A. NJ. ADAMS, y. 1. DEWEY,
HENRY VI. HARPER. my
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THE COZ KTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the DIFF
ferent judiciary Bodies.
c1pc1.1r corRT-LuDGE MELYIN

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The case OF Nichols " Cots, in chan
cery. wss argued and submitted, OCCUPY
ing the whole OF the morning session.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUrGE CRANMER.
Titus. summons and Titus vs.. Anton
Revmann, in sssumpsit Motion for a
new trial IN this cause OyerruIed. De-
PENDANTS attorney asked sixty days time
to take an appeal, giving bond in the
sum of $500. Leave granted.
john A. Roney vs.. james Barr, in
chancery. Consent decree entered in
the case.
Elijah Marling vs. John Robrecht ct
Al. in chancery. Final decree entered in
the case.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
james Dolan, drunk, fined two dollars
and costs. Committed for thirty days.
Geo. Frazier. abusive language t.
wards Jacob Frazier, fined five dollars
and costs. Committed Tor thirty day.
Jacob Frazer, sssnu.tng Mm. Feeney
tined two dollars and costs, Paid.
jacob Frazier, gaming vt his saloon on
Main street. Case dismissed At COS. OF
George Frazier, cDmplaiusnt.
The cases against David Gsrvin and
Jacob Spedel, tor disorderiy conduct
were continued til, o'clock to-day.
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An Accident,

About two o'clock yesterday, two men
who were coming up from Moundsville
in buggy, belonging to Mr.. Asmus of
Ritchietown, drove over the hill near
Hates Rock and smashed the vehicle TO
pieces. The horse and men escaped IN.
injured.
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at'heelins gcglstcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 20 New Advertisements.


Letter List
Fourth Street NJ K. Church.
S.stement-Natioual Bank OF West
Virgins.
Dividend Notice-W Wheeling and Bel
mont Bridge Company.
Dividend-Nstlonal Bank of West
Virginia.
Jelly TumLlers -Cumming 4 Woods.
Cash Dividend-German insurance
COMPANY.
Fruit Jars-J. Frledel.
Pumoers-Thompson Il Hibberd.
Carpets and OIIcloths- Harbour u
Dittman,
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PIANOS EnR

PIANOS FOR BEGINS ERs-Severa
good 8 octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beglnn!a- 70 study
music, :or sale or rent on easy terms, a.
ADAMS Il LUCAS,
l227 Market street
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

DOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF SEMINAL
i Weakness, Lost Manhood, and al dis
orders brought on By IndiscrctiOn or Ex-
cess ANY druggist has the ingredients.
address DR.. JAQUE.S & CO.,
lSsN-Ec Cincinnati, Q
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Local Weather RennrI.

Below We give the highest and lowest
thermometer, with state of weather. for
the week ending last evening-observs-
tons made by Mr.. Schnept, at Opers
House drug store.
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II you want 10 get suited in pair of
Shoes, 90 10 L. V. Blends.
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Dittman

THE HEATED 7ERN-PatrOTS Of the
REGISTER can haze the Daily sent them 10
any part Of the United Safes post paid, at
dnecn cents per tccek. Bear this in mind
pher departing from the city for summer
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PAINTING.
wHITEWASHI

Court room, upper and lower hal :, hall
from County Clerks office 70 Court room,
these above wainscOating, ceilings OF
same; the Commissioners room, County
Clerk and Circuit Clerks office 10 be
whitewash ed, two coats All TO be done
in y orkLnannke manner,
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PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

WHEELING, v. Va, July >, l6'5.J
l,EALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RE
= CEINED at the Office of the city Clerk
for building wo den bridge across 'ald-
wells Kun AZ tOn street according 10 the
plans and specifications at the office Of
the city Clerk. BIDS viii close at : y, Nj,
Saturday, July eth.
ALEN. UPDEGRAFF,
iuGr City Clerk.
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II YOU want to get cheap and nice
fitting pair OF Shoes, go to L. V Bonds,
ll35 Msn street.
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Monday July 9th, 1877,

At five o'clock ,. r., for the U.s. Of the
Coal scales in the First ward, recently
erected at the south corner Of Fourth and
Main streets. for the year ending March
ISIS. All bid, TO keep said scales in good
Oruer and repair.
ALEX. UPDEGRAFF.
iuSs CITY Clerk
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COBBLE sTONIyG

Rear OF Jail ard. about lO5 yards, with
drain, about one foot OF soil 10 De taken
out and died with gravel. These paved
with cobble stone.
Com mittee on Court House and jail
reserves the right 10 reject any or all bids
CHARLES n. DEITEKS,
jus Clerk Board OF Commissioners
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JUST received, lot of Children's
Shoes of tbs latest styles, a. L.. V.
Blends.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

WHEELING, W. Va, July q, 1877. I
StEALED PROPOSALS Will BIZ RE
= CkIyED at the Office OF the City
Clerk until
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GENTS fine Shoes OF the latest styles
ust received al L. V. Bonds.
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ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.

tDaiIy except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation. NIL,
tSteubenvllle Accommodatlon.5I me
train during the day passes backward and
forward between Martins Ferry ana
Bellaire, stopping when required al Sher-
man HCuse, Etnayille, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TINE TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, in effect on and alter FRI
day, May 3, 1871
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 60 now
10 j. W. FERREL's.

LAEsr sTYLEs of Shoes Just received
ST L. V Blonds
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
COUNTY COHMISSIO SEE's OFFICE,
WHEELING W. Va, July D, ~.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE-
= CEIEED al this office Until Il O'Clock
noon, July 10, 1871, for the following work
on County buildings:
PAINTING.
For painting the north and east walls OF
the Court House, first coat OF mineral
paint and second coat Of Anchor lead m
/ nseed oil front OF Court House, one coat
Of Anchor. lead in Liuseed oil; front Of
Jailors residence, first coat of mineral
paint aud second coat Of Anchor lead In
Linseed oil. The above stone color. The
wainscOting IN the lower and upper halls,
stairway hail from County Clerks Office
TO court room, south side, IA feet nigh
with Two coats Of paint, first OF mineral
AID second Of Anchor lead In Linseed oil,
stone color. These walls 10 b. scTaped.
IN Court room, a. feet high, wainscOting
on Il straight line, two coats Of paint as
above. and wall portions To be strapped
The windows on north side OF Jury rOoms
TO be enlarged 70 correspond with front
windows, " be painted, two Goa = The
Jury room, occupied by Judge Melvin, 70
be pspered and woodwork painted TWO
coats, lead az above. The office OF Comfy
Court Clerk, occupied by obt. Il. Woods,
Esq, 70 be papered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-07

Coop black Kid Gloves for IS cent. At
j. n Ferrels.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-07

THE finest shoes kept in the CITY at l.
V. Blends.