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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-22
GLEANfNGS FROM THE MUSE.
ny CHRISTINA RossErrI.

In the bleak mid-winter
Frosty wind made moan;
Earth stood hard as iron,
Water like stone;
Snow had fallen, snow on snow,
Snow on snow,
In the bleak mid-winter
Z Long ago..
H.
Our God, heaven cannot hold Him
Nor earth sustain,
Heaven and earth shall flee away
When He comes 10 reign;
In the bleak Underwater
stable-place sufliced
The Lord God Almighty
Jesus CHRIST.
Enough for Him from Cherubim
Worship night and day,
A breastful of milk
And mangerful of hay;
Enough for Him whom Angels
Fall down before,
The OK and ass and camel
Which adore.
Nv.
Angels and Archanges
May have gathered there,
Cherubini and Seraphim
Thronged the air;
But only His Mother
In her maiden bliss
Worshiped the Beloved
With kiss.
V.
Wh1tcan I give Him,
Poor as ! ann
If were a Shepherd
| would bring lamb;
II were y Use Man
| would do my part
Yet what can | give Him.
Give nv heart.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-22
The Markets.

i CINCINNATI-FIour- Fancy ,ee 25@7 q. spriux
70 2596; patent 81 5O@S SO; family, s. 1895 so
flour, So 5o@3 IS. Buckwheat -four, IS 25@7 Grain
choice white 81 asi S. hi rs Rye, P sa@ss C.
prime timothy, saa1o.. Mess pork. si2 Lard
prime prime steam, 75sc.; kettle, $1,000. Cotton, $50
MDIANAPoLIs. Flour-Fsncy. ss so@7 10.
fanily, Is 75q}e % dew grades. s. 25G46 Wheat,
No. red, 81 1891 49, Corn, new mixed, ss1%ta
3ec. Rye, b6@ssc, Provisions Bulk Shoulder,
rs Isl; clear rib Sides &C. Lard $50. Hogs, sag
LOUISVILLE Flour Extra, a 25a4 80;
s fsne1 e s a5S7 sSSs - No ss@s as
81 se@i 3s; amber, 81 soa1 So. Corn, old white,
Soc; old mixed &c. Shoulders, ne; clear rib
sides &C.; clear sides, ssfc sugar-cured hams are
NEW YoRK.-Fiour~No 2, ssa4 Is: IL sa peri
Western and State. 81 so@5 25; common to good
extra, % 4o@S e; good 70 choice, IS 1906; white
ira Ohio 4ss ysS T. 1on sS ses ri n
double extra Is soSs o. Rye SSSr, . SS@s 30 o.
s.42zS@s.45c; Cotton, II 7-l6@1l s-isc.
, fasiitt la Flour, saperfne, q 50; ex-
Grain Wheat, amber, 81 44@1 AZ; rcd, 81 4l@i Il;
m whlss ssa sSgi g. Corn s, quiet yellow ss@sse
sl@is as Fsoissm Iednsd ,cssd RsfI Il
STOCK MARKETS.
g; CinClNNATLzBsei Cattle Common, 2927<c.;
grades, sa1 isir e good s shippers, 1x@S ioc.
fair 70 good heayy oxen. S11@4hc fair % good
assds sasa s e Soa e fair
ing grades, e Iaes 30; selected butchers, Il SO
BUFFAIO.--Sheen ana sIambs-We.,.~r sto.,,.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-22

THE more hata man Rbuy for So the
less bonnet a woman can buy for 500,
and yet some folks say this world was
slung together in perfect manner. |
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-22
BURNETTS
KALLISTON
FOR REMOVING
Tan, Sunburn; Preoklss, Redness and Erup-
tons of the Skin, and for Rendering the
Complexion Clear and Beautiful.

OF all the effects that exposure Of the skin to
the air or sun produces, tho most disagreeablo Is
called freckes, or tan. II spread over the entire
surface of the parts exposed, 1t Is called tan; "
scattered at intervals, freckles. The finest skins
are most subject TO them. The KALLiSTOS.
prepared by Joseph Burnett g. Co., Boston, con
tans peculiar erasive property which will re-
move these disagreeabe stains. IT 10 at the same
tine perfectly harmless, allays all tendency to
Inflammation, and renders tho complexion clear
and beautiful.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-22

PATEETEEs and inventors should read
advertisement of Edison Bros, in another
column.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-22
WORK FOR Alt

In their localities, cnnvassing for rs Ifrcside
Visitor, (enlarged) Weekly aud Monthly LaTTees
Paper In the World. with Mammoth Chra1nos
Free. Big COMMISSIONS 10 Agents. Terms and Outfit
Free. Address II. .. vlCKEfsY- Augusta, MIME.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-22

edlhcc was the residence of one of the
wealthiest bankers in the city.
Salano seemed perfectly familiar with
the neighborhood, for he halted before
small postern in the wall, and drawing
key from his pocket he opened it. and
the twain entered.
You see, Alamada," uttered Salano
in whisper, " that am master of the
situation. The bankers daughter has
maid In her employ named Faca, and /
have been under thenecessity of making
love to the girl for some time past in
order to get at her masters tesoro, and
as Faca is far from being old or ill-look-
Ing, 1t has proven anything but a dis
Agreeable task"
Where is your dulcinea now? ' in
CURED Don ALAMEDA, with suppressed
laugh.
Oh, she is waiting for me in the
summer-house in the garden, without
doubt. l have an engagement with her
at one O'Clock, and long before that
hour | hope to have emptied her mas
ter's strong box, and appropriated the
contents of her mistress's Jewel caskets.n
returned Salano. 81 know the house
we'll" he continued, having inspected
1T thoroughly in company with Faca,
during the absence of the family. But
we are losing time. Let us don our
dominoes and proceed to business"
The two high-born burglars then in
vested themselves in their dominoes,
locked the postern behind them, and
entered the house through side door
which they found opened to receive
them
Remain here, Alamada, and give me
timely warning should anything occur
TO cause you alarm, and do not hesitate
to use your poniard should occasion re-
quire."
With this injunction, Salano left his
and by q narrow stairway he
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-24
Personalities.

Mr.. j. f. Sands, cashier OF the First
National bank, Fairmont, Is in the city.
Thomas Reilly, son of NJ. Reilly, ESQ,
will leave on European tour about the
first of MAY.
n. Nj. Hoffman, Esq, editor OF the
Morgsntown Post, has been in the city
for day or two.
Milton Smith. an old Wheeling typo,
who has been for several years foreman
oil the ST. Louis Times, has been spending
few days in the city.
Willie Laughiin, whose severe acct.
dent We mentioned yesterday, is recover
ing quite rapidly.
Tne boys OF Prot. Birch's school are
talking OF a literary contest. That's
right. boys. learn to talk icsu
Rev. DR.. Fisher, OF w hee!ing, preached
in the Sixth Presby terrain church, yes
,erday, morning ard evening" Pits
Com -G0z.
MIR. John Ksib will, on Thursday at
s A. NJ, lead to the hymenial alter Miss
Mary Ripple. The ceremony will be
performed by the grooms brother, Rev.
Francis j. ksib, Of Pittsburgh, in the
ST. Alphonsus church.
Mr.. q. Scbmulbacb, who has been Ill
for the past three me nlhs, is about again.
Ed. Anshu,z came up from Cincinnati,
yesterday, on the steamer Courier.
Mrs. GIbson'Lamb Is lying very i'll At
her residence on the IslaLd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-24
Real Estate transactions.

The following transactions IN real
estate were recorded in the office OF
the County Clerk Yesterday:
Deed msde November Z, 1876, from A.
Allen Howell ard wife to VIM. A Isett,
the south malt OF lot No. Ii, square l.,
fronting on Chaphne street, at the north
ives, corner OF Fourteenth; Tor $4,000.
Deed made March 18th by the city OF
Wheeling to Mrs. Sarah 5. Lutes for a
part of lot No. 696 in the Peninsular;
for 5 o.
Deed made September %, 1876, by
the Greenwood Cemetery Association TO
w. A. Isett Tor lots IS, 70, leo ard l0l,
in section d of said cemetery; for 500.
Deed made April 10Th by the Green
wood Cemetery Association TO Christian
Wolf for lot No. IL, in section Nj OF said
cemetery; tor $50.
Deed mace April 10th, by Henry
Schultz and wife, to Gibson Lamb for
the western thirty feet OF lot No. IS. in
Dapl Zans's ADDITION to the city Of
Wheeling. fer $500.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-24
Certificate OF incorporation.

Secretary OF State Brady, yesterday,
Issued certltealeo Of InCorporst on to The
Sentinel Printing Company, Tor the pur-
pose OF publishing q newspaper IN the
Town Of Grafton, Tyler County, at ehlch
p ace its principal otGre is located. For
the purpose ofiormlng SAID corporation
the sum OF 81, li0 has been subscribed to
the capital stock thereof, of which
amcurt !4C0 have already been paid.
The privilege is also granted the COM
psny 20 il crease its capital stock by sales
of additional shares from time to time.
TO $1,000. The capital subscribed is
divided INTO shares Of so each, and Is
held by the following gentlemen, all OF
Grafton: :. VI. Mccormick, three shares;
+. Z. Davis, five shares; j. W. Holt,
twenty shsres; + &. Jetireys, five shares;
Arthur Sirse', two shares; Thos. 5. How
ward, three shares; Fred Belnhold, four
shares; Nj. NJ. Jetlreys, three shares; 5.
L. Allcr, three shares; &. +. w. kunst,
three sha es; a. Il. Thayer, three shares;
Geo W. Brown. three shares.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-24
The Cow Question.

Tonight, in all probability, an ordi-
nance will he submitted to Council pro-
hibiting the running q. large Of cows
within the city limits. Council acted
wisely in sbsting the hog nuisance, and
it now remains for that body to further
prove its wisdom and sbste the cow nuts.
ance, which really creates more filth on
the streets than hogs, and is fully as
disastrous to garden spots aud flower
beds. There can possibly be no good
reason why the city should be made q
bsrn-yard, and that the pavements and
sidewalks should continue to be, rs they
have been IL the past covered with
ofiai, greatly 10 the injury OF the wearing
sppars! 0! lady pedestrians. On the
Island is this especially noticeable, and
the filthy bsrn.ysrd appearance given TO
that section OF The city by the numerous
boyines roaming a. large would do credit
to stock-pen. Common decency and
the welfare OF tie sanitary condition Of
the city demands that this nuisance fol.
low the late OF the hog ordinance"
and the people are almost uhsnimous in
favor OF Its abatement. It'll to be hoped
that Council will not turn deaf ear ~
the desires OF those whose interests they
are supposed 20 subserye, but will pro-
hioit cows iron having the use of the
streets As a pasture
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-24
DIR. sCHESCK's STANDARD
RENl EDlES.

The standard remedies for all diseases Oh
the lnn0s are SchencE's Pulmonic syrup,
Echenck n SEA Weed ionic. aud Schencks
Mandrake pills. and II taken before the
lungs are destroyed. speedy cure u
effected.
TO these three medicines DR.. j. n. Son,
enck. OF Philadelphia, owes his unrival'e ed
euccess in the treatment OF pulmonary
The Pul~onic Syrup ripens the morbid
matter In IKE lungs; nature throws " on
by an easy expecioration, for when the
phl.gm or matter rs ripe sllght cough
will tnrow It oil. the patient has rest anu
the lungs begin to heal.
To enable the pulmonic syrup 10 90 tnls,
scbenck's Mandrake Pill and SchencRF
ael Weed Tonic must be freely used 70
cleanse the stomach and liver. Schencs
Man trake Pills act on the liver. removing
ALI distractions, relax the gall bladdef, I'M
bile starts freely. and the liver Is soon ie-
Schencks Sea Weed Tonic Is gentle
stimulent aud alt.Iative; the aikaI oi
wh CHI IL Is composed mixes WI the loou
and prevents sourine. Ii assists the u'ges-
lion by toning up the stomach 10 O neaitny
condition SO that the Io3d and the rul
mono -yrup will make good blood theh
tne lungs heal, and the patient VIII surrey
ret well If care Is taken 10 prevent Hesh
old.
Ali who wish to consult TT. Srhenck.
either per.onally or BY letter, G IN do 8 az
his princtI al flee, corner OF Skin ana
Arch Sts, Pniladeldhia, every MONDAY.
Schenck's medi ia are sold by all drug
eists thrnug hout the country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-24
Another WA, ward Official.

For the past few days there bave been
rumors on The streets that l.. o. Smith,
the Assessor for the irst city district, has
been in the habit OF using disrespecttul
and insulting language to ladies, III der
cover oil asking for necessary intorma-
ton AS Assessor. 1t Is also asserted that
Smith While going the ROUNDS of the city
in the capacity of assessor deliberately
pulled out revolver, and badly wounded
an unofiendirg dog in North Wheeling,
Just for the iun Of the thing" Acting
on this principle, the attention OF CouH.
ell is called To the matter lust :or the
fun Ct the thing" 1t ladies are being IN
suited III their own homes by city Off
claI, the people demand remedy, and
that snepdIlN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-24
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market foT
the Week Ending April 81, l>77.

There has been no change IN the mar
ket for leaf tobacco during the past week
worthy of note. The full price for sli
grades current at the date OF our last re'
oort have been full y maintained, the
market closing tirm rs then. During
the psst three or four days, Il most excel.
lent season for pr Nc has prevailed, and
il Is reasonable to expect largely increas-
ed receipts next week. No change IN
Oaio and Wisconsin seed Leaf. The tota!
off-rings at auction for the week were
693 hhds and 206 boxes.
At the Bodmann Wsrehouse-l4l
hhds ard CT boxe,: 1876 bhds OF cutting
tobacco; 56 nhds OHIO, 50 new At 3 900
10 80; Il old ~ IS O5@24 10; 10 hhds
Kentucky. 81 new at 50 OO(9ll 60, II
old ut SIS 20 ais % for common smokers
t, fancy cutting leaf; 6 hhds new West
Virginia ut 80 6MGS 90 tor common
lugs to good Leaf; ct cases sugar leaf: %
boxes ONO, 26 At - 00tG3 95, II at II W
G5 95, ~ ut IS 7U(9ll IS, boxes Con
uecticlt ut % 00Bl7 90.
At the Globe Warehouse-l30 hhds
and = boxes: | hind and box new West
Virginia At SO SOFAS 20.
Al the Planters Warehouses; hhds
and box West Virginia. at 81 oO9S 10,
box oil 4 at SIS 10.
At the Morris Wsrebouse-1O hhds
new West Virginia at S200S g 65.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-24
River News

The river has risen several inches since
our last report.
The Courier arrived from Cincinnati
YESTERDAY. She returns TO day.
The Science Is undergoing repairs at
the levee, and did not leave yesterday Tor
Psrkersburg.
The Carrie Brooks is due down from
Pittsburgh to. night.
The Salt Valley passed down last
night. =,
The Express was due down last night
en- route tor Pssksrsburg.
A large number OF coal tow' passed
down Yesterday and last night. IL Is
estimate ed that about $50, 500 bushels u
coal will leave Pittsburgh the present
rise.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, April 23.-River feet
8 inches aud falling. Weather clear
and pleasant.
C1NcINNATr, April 23.-River p feet
2 inches and rising fast. Weather CLEAR
Arrlved-Fawn, Evansville; Houston
New OrleanF.
LOUISVILLE, April %. River rising
with 8 feet in the canal. ID parted
Mollie Moore, st. Louis; Gen. Custer,
Fort Benton; Mliisr, Cincinnati.
Weather clear and warm.
MEMPHIS, April 23.-Rivsr fell 3
inches, and now stands At 81 feet z
inches. Weather clear; mercury 81
degrees. Arrived-City of VIcksourg,
Departed-Grey Hound, Pine BIut'
Belle Memphis.
CAIRO, April pa Arrived Eddy
Vile, Nashville; Parker, Memphis; Big
lev, St. LOUIS: Walton, Pittsburgh. De-
parted-Morton, St. Louis; Parker, Gin
cinnatl. River SO feet 10 and rising.
Weather clear; mercury "a.
ST.. LOUIS, April 23.-Arrived-
Yaeger, New Orleans; Polar Star, Ten
nessee river; Grand Tower, Vicks burg
Departed - Golden EsgIe, keoSuk.
River has risen Is inches. Weather
warmer and showery.
EVANSVILLE, April 23.-Weather
clear mercury So to 80 deg. River II
feet inches and stationary. Down
Evansville, Thomas Sherlock, Golden
Rule, Custer, ShiDke, Mary Miller. Up
Maggie Smith, Florence Lee, Eagle,
John Gilmore and tow, Robert Mitchell
Business active.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-24


"Let's have one more gaudy night.
From first to ias. there was Al unfsg-
cling interest in the proceedings. The
address OF the President, MIR. w. Leigh.
con, il, WAS very feiici.ous, no reviewing
the course of tho club during the year
just closed; complimenting 1t upon the
c.sss Of plays it mad ever given prefer
enco TO. and urging II to allow no jot or
title OF its interest 10 abate; but to keep
I'D the study oil the sublime thoughts ana
glowing imsgeries Of IT. grest MASTER
with increasing devotion.
The poem by Mr.. Wilde also was very
appropriate and well received, exciting
much interest aud aboundlng in good
hits, both wise and humorous. lodeed
the literary exercises, Intcrsper: ed with
sweet music, all passed OF admirably, to
the enjoyment az ell fortunate enough TO
be present
But il these were excellent what shall
we cay "i tho supper? II Was spread
out in style by "Mine Lost
of the Garter" (Mr. Warner OF
the McLure) and It WINS SIMPLY
superb. All tultItu Iilbc lLO tI-
Joy ment thereof with much zest, and ell
desvored to make the board as festive ss
"Wild Will" himself would have done
had he and his friends been present.
The spirit Of song, story, mirth AMI wit
teok Possession Of all, and the general
jollity wss kept up until tine
stroke OF one. 1t was univer-
sally pronounced grand success, the
only thing occurring TO mar. in the
slightest degree, :ha pleasure Of the even
ing being the absence OF faces once ia
miIiar to the society, and endeared to its
mem bers by the strongest ties. Some of
these have passed away forever, while
others are, it is hoped, only temporarily
absent; but all were remembered and
missed.
Thus ended another anniversary of the
great bsrd's nativity. 1t will be long re-
membered by the club, which We SIN.
cerely trust may continue It's organizs.
ton, and celebrate many more birthdays
of the immortal poet, when fame will en-.
dure, mot for an age, but for all time"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-24
THE COURTa.
s,,ou,r oourr-rupo. nELvu.

sr.1u,r oopsr-1uDes MELvu.
!. The tins cot this court was occupied
during yesterday IN callipgg the oMos
judgnenr docket and arguing demurrers.
POLICE COURT JUDGE csANMER
The following cases were disposed OF
before this court yesterday:
Mary Zimmerman, drunk, fined two
dollars aud costa. Committed for thirty
days.
John Terrell, drunk, fined two dollars
and costs. Committed for thirty days.
Ex.Fourth Governor Patrick Daily,
disorderly, hned five dollars and costs
Committed tor thirty days.
VIM. Ritz, exposure Of person. dned
two dollars and costs. Paid.
Robert Wright, disorderIy, fined two
dollars and costs. Paid.
Professor Donaldson, 3 pug, disor-
derby. fined twenty dollars and costs
Paid.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-24
Independent order Me chanics.

At q recent meeting OF the Grand
Lodge Of West Virginia Independent
Order Mechanics, held at Mechanics
hall, in this city, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term, 81 d
were installed by II. A. Uthmsn, P. NJ:
Grand Architect, John II. Stamp; Vice
Grand Architect, james Hollingswcrth;
Grand Secretary, w. S. Tippett; Grand
Treasurer, ]. W. EIlenberger; Grand
Conductor, Jacob Re,zer; Inside Sentl-
mel, Joseph Tonini; Outside Sentinel,
Joseph Stem; Grand Cbspline, August
Schultz. w. S. Tippett and q. A. 9TH
man were elected TO represent the Grsnd
Lodge of this State: in the Supreme
Grand Lodge of the United States, which
meets in Indianapolis on the ID of May
next
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-24
NilIsn kr, n " Orks

The following gentlemen were elected
directors of the Minso Iron Works on
last Saturday: NJ. W. Burt, VIM. Dean,
James Roberts, ID. 5. McGary. joseph
Graves, u. }. Murray and George T
L;nch. The Board is the same rs last
wear, with The exception OF Joseph
Graves, who was elected TO oil II phce
OF Noah Ecmick, deceased. Nj. y Burt
WA. elected President o. the Board, VIM.
Bean. Vice President, and Geo a. Dean,
SerreLarV
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-24
a Race Made.

Last night st Charlie Helmbrights
cigar store. match Tor SINGLE scuil
race to take place on the 26th OF May,
fer 500 side, WAS made between John
Barrett, os The Nail Guy club, and Ed.
Clstor, Oft Brown club. A forfeit OF
$50 side was put up, with the uoder-
standing that the parties are TO meet on
Monday night neat and make final ar
rang, men:s for the race. 1t Is thought
in boating circles that the contest will be
q close one
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-24
,--,vr,ov ., called to the advertise

ATTENTION Is called to the advertise
ment 10 another column OF Mr.. John A.
White, lately of the Arm OF Berger q
white and for a period of year, ooD.
nectsd with the Arm OF Berger ana AoH
man. He has opened q new leather and
shoe finding store at ll2l Market street.
where be mss an excellent and complete
new stock of bis line OF goods. M.
Whites long experience in the business
enables him to know and provide Just
what the trade wants He makes his
bow to the public requesting an e1ami'
nation OF ms stock and share OF It's pat
ronase, feeling col fient that ne can
re-. der entire satisfaction TO all buyers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-24
Norwood High School { College
Norwood P. o., Nelson Co., Va.

Endorsed by the Faculty g The Ont.
versity OF Virginia az one OF the BEST
Training Soho Is In the So th.
The session Of 1875. wi opsn sept.
gath, 1877. wi, b Q full tofps ~ lnstructois,
and tuil aud thorough lpstrustion In all
sTwIite for Catalogue
ObtecSawd Char .etef This School is
modelled. In Its courses and methois OF
Instruction, Is far % pos,ibie 9. ter the
Uniyenity OF Va, aud Is design, d T. e.
pare young men for that s'itutton. But
A. inc same time h course OF Istfuctioh
Ia SO thog on III and 81 compi-e, emotaS-
ing as 70 uueS all the branches Of owl
DE helon. ing - O flushed ucation,
ia those w ~ prrfs u do 80 can here
n n city qualify themselves for edi.
ATE entrance upon the responsibilities OF
life. a.. .,d
tborouyh a that OF any iusti ution In the
site. following the most ~ owe M tn
Ia and ,mnr .cing y full coune In the
oil owiug tHp4rtmen,s o. S'uuy: 1. lns
EngI sh 3 anches. tn. LATIN snd
Greek La g g1ssTMIi a,aems mat s App.isd
Mathematics, Il Hand Mining Engil eer'
inv' q T Natrral Sciences. Z. Psnmar.
sui p and B Bookkeeping.
Extracts from Testimonials
USIvERsrrY OF Va, July 20. 1876.
srp-It gives me pleasure t. state that
RI. y ,rwS. d High Scho Il has s-nt ouug
men 10 this Iustitnlion well prep're tor
tb- a iyanced classes OF the Academic
Sch onls. Il ranks among the nest training
Schools Tor hi IN tho oug1 culture.
lis disc Pile Is eK ,elient an the health
n, mass ,,f he |, c ,tiou unsurp used.
lam. with great ,e:pc:
LAME, r. HARRISON, NJ D.
Chairman Of the Faculty.
Among the numer us Institutions OF
learning IA the South few. " any: haSs
achieved the rapid AID unprecedent q
sue esS which has been ATTAINED bv the
Norwood High school II now staudss c.
onu 10 none in The STATE, hotn IN reputs-
ron "A, d the ext mt OF patronage IL g Joys.
The O scipline, IS We ! AS me IKE cases,
are coud, cted as nearly as ppss,ne ~ -r
the plan OF the U, iveIsr OF Nirgin'a,
ard havir proved All entire success Will
be continu-d without Oh nge.-COrTe'
~ ndence II the Gdiu sfon Ne.ps.
r fns 10 present pair ms Of the School
from West tirginit, 10 Judge I. {. Green.
,JuIys NJ. Edni ton, Judge John
IN. d.. T. d, Camden aud Col. j. 81
, Ransom. III uAA.
and other I atron> OF the sjhool- but espe'
ciallv Ia the old students themselves.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-24

WE overheard the following rhyme
from young lady last nigh! as We
pass ed - street:
Oh, if l we're only mani
I would look neat and trim;
Ia often call al Franks Clothing Hal,
And buy my clothes of him.
His new spring Suits are beautiful
Every mothers son should know
Pa wore one when he went TO church
And so did brother Joe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-24

MILWAUKEE, April % Flour
Moderately active AMI higher; extra
spring SO 90. Wbest-ExcIted At the
opening; rose and closed strong: No !
milwaukee 81 81; No. 2 do 81 ~ seller
May 81 70t; seller June 81 SO; No. 3
81 sc. Corn Higher; No. 2 new 49c
Oats Steady ard firm; No. 2 37ci white
40c. Rye-Excited and higher; No. l
99c. B4rley-Nearly nominal; No. 2
spring S5c.