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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-01
Biennial Examination.

The biennial examination of the pen
sioners and those desiring to secure pen
sions from the government on account oil
injuries received while in its military
service, will be held at DR.. HiIdreth's
office, in this city, beginning on next
Tuesday, the 4th day of September.
There will be large number Of appli.
cants for examination. The Wheeling
district ebrsces Western Pennsylvania,
Eastern Ohio, and West Virginia. The
Board of Examiners is composed as fol-
lows President, DR.. Hupp; Secretary,
DR.. Hildreth; Treasurer, DR.. Hazlett.
Crippled soldiers and their families will
do well to remember the day and place,
MS the examination is one that comes only
once in two years.
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River News.

The marks nj the landing last evening
showed feet 4 II ches.
The Pnaeton leaves for SstersvIIle ri
| 10 o'clock this morning.
The regular "littIc packets are max
ing usual trips.
The Portsmouth packet Andes, on he'
wsy down, last evening, ran into shlt
opposite MaysvIlIe, the occupant o.
which WAS Mr.. Potts of Aberdeen
The man aid slih passed under the en-
tire length OF the boat. Potts luckily rs
capped with few bruises on the head. H.
WAS picked 40 10y the crew of the Andes
and put oh on the May NvilIe lahdlng.-
GIN. Times
The stone dredge boat Ori,Ic, in com
mand of Capt c le, is engaged in re-
moving the large rocks out of the clan
mel shove Beaver She is working her
wav up 10 The river,
The little market boat Ida was charter
ed Yesterday 10 take rhayer's Circus to
Parkersburg. and it is probable that she
will 90 South with the circus company
in question, to be employed in carrying
the agent ahead of the circus. DR..
Thayer, we understand, expects to get q
larger boat at Wheeling or Parkersburg.
Pittsburgh Dasgdtch.
LOUISVILLE, August Weather
cloudy aud hot. River feet inches IN
the cana.
SHREVEPORT, August 9l.-Arrived-
Jimmie Baker, Coushstta. Departed
Bonnie Lee, New Orleans Weather
clear and warm.
VIcKsBURG, August 3l-W Gather
clear; mercury 81. River tell inches.
Up-rnil Allen. DOWN.. Z. Lee, p.
Schenck. hrrived-M sude.
CINCINNATI, August 3l.-Rlver
feet inches and stationary Weather
hot and cloudy. Arrived Cotton Vel
ley Cairo; J. d. Parker, Memphis.
NEW ORLEANS, August 3l.-Arrived
John W. Garrett and bsrges, Cairo;
Atlantic and barges, St. Louis. De.
parted-Atsntic and bsrges, st. Louis
Weather clear; mercury SO.
CAIRO, August Departed Port
Eads; ST. Louis; St. Genevieve, Memphis.
Arrived-Port Esds, New Orleans; Com
monwealth and Colorado, ST. Louis; St
Genevieve, st. Louis. Weather rainy;
mercury IS degrees. River feet l inch
and falling.
EVANSVILLE, August 5l.-W Gather
clear till evening snd now cloudy with
signs of rain; mercury 70 to SO degrees.
River l $40 feet large and falling.
DOWN.. B. Stshlmsn, Dick Johnson.
Ups. Nj. Smith, Dora Cobler. Bust
ness very light.
MEMPHIS, August 3l.-River station
airy with feet IL inches 10 the channel.
Weather clear; mercury "a degrees De-
parted -Kstie Hooper, Little Rock;
Hannah, ST. Louis; Vint. Shinkle, Gin
cinnatl. The Glencoe, from St Louis
for New Orleans, is hard aground out of
the channel at Osceols bsr and will hsYe
10 be hghtened of.
ST. LOUIS, August 81. Arrived
Arkansas Belle and bsrges and War
Eagle, Keokuk; City of Vicksburg,
Vicksburg; Desmet, Quincy. Departed
Golden Eagle and Belle, keokuk.
River fallen inch. Very heavy csin
Storm, accompanied by severe thunder
and lightning, this morning.
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n.Ny wHOARI slIIIEJNG

from the effects of the warm weather ana
are debilitated, are advised by physician
10 take moderate amounts OF whisky wv
or three times during the day. In littl
while those who adopt this advice IRE,
ouently increase the number OF "drinks
and i'm time become confirmed inebriates.
A beverage which will not create thirst
for intox eating liquors, and when Is IN
tended especially tor the benefit OF deDlii-
tated persons, whether at nome or Abroad
il DIR. Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic ION;
tanning the juices of many med1clnal
herbs. this preparation does not create AN
appetite for the intoxicating cup. me
nourishius and the life-supportins pro-
perties OF many valuable Natural produc-
ito ms contaiued in 1t and well Enown 10
medical men have most Strengthening
influence. A single bottle ot the rome
Will demonstrate its valuable quaiilles.
For debility arising from sickness, over
exertion or from any cause Whatever,
wInegiassful OF Sea Weed Tonic taken
alter meals will strengthen the STOMACH
create sn appetite tor wholeso iood' le
all who are about leaving their homes, W.
desire to say that the excellent enecls o
DIR. Schenck's seasonable remedies, See
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills, are par
ttcularly evident when taken ny thos'
WHO are injuriously affected by chang'
of water and diet. No pei son should lea''
home without taking supply OF thes'
safeguards along. For sale by all Drug
yists agl
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PUBLIC OPINION.
MuuicipsrEcOnOmy
Editors OF the X, custer.

There Is n small private bridge or plat,
form crossing n gutter on Fourteenth
street above Eotf, which is used 10 enter
the rear of the grounds belonging to the
Cathedral. But the principle use OF the
aforesaid platform is to clog the gutter
over which it is placed, which it does
etiectuslly, 50 that during every rain the
water is turned across the street. We
suppose it costs the city an average OF
from ten to twenty dollars per month to
clean the streets and repair the damage
resulting from tne aforesaid bridge; yet
there it remains, monument q. municI-
pal economy. "a.
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County Court Grand Jury

The following are the grand jurors foI
the next term OF the County Court. sum
moned 10 meet at the Court House on
Monday next
Captain A. Wilson, A c. Egerter
w. b. Lukens, Jacob Wise, Us. Rhodes
James II. Oglebsy, Philo l. Kimberly
James r Acker, Otto Hess, John X
Hubbard, John c. Miller, Geo. Watson
VI NJ. Dunlap, a. j. Wilson, VIM. T
Chambers. Chsrls Otto, Charles T
COwan.
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THE FLOW

The quantities OF water descending the
OHIO at food heights are astounding. II
should be borne in mind that the figures
In the above table are those OF cub" feet
Der minute. The flow NJ the highest
stage given in our table, not by any
means the highest known rs having &C
tuslly occurred in one day, is no LEES than
twenty We thousand millions OF cubic
feet. Our arithmetic man has figured it
UP that it would take the big Lowry
engines OF the new water works, work
ing In their fullest capacity day and
night, something like SIX yeas t. pump
the quality 81 water that passes Bru-
not's Island u. stage of y teet in a
single day.
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WASHINGTON & Lee UniveN

Gen. G. W. {. LEE. frr,I ~
of instruction In 'IaNs cnI, 't,rr,
Scientific Smii'S. ANA Zoo Nh" lr.s
drpartNcnt> ot Law and civ. r..
ing.
IN. next session viii open 49,.
9th nud close june 2r'u ,u jon
exclusive uf boot a Hua r.u'H.. I
exceed SO; y mes .ir- 'H"N m.
duCrd 200 9 % 81 Ssti.
ror wll information uN rH'l.Hlu
culnrHIir".s WALTER Eps
INyIryIb ,.rfh u.ft
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George Crumbscker, OF this city, Is
now fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work To give satisfaction,
both Ms to resisting fire and turning
water. The tar used Is put through II
process that frees il from oil and benzOle,
and no matter how great the heat, u will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pItch. NJ. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, when he oilers for sale
at the lowest rates. This roo has stood
fifteen ears in this city.
Address him through the postoaice or
call ut his establishment, head OF 18Th
and Wood streets. All orders promptly
attended 10.
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The University Wow.

I,EN. 4. \. T.. IAla.h. ......
IL dem. con, giHi" ana pt,,u.
parimruts In ~ugcrsslul urrpl. 10.
capablA rnd cNprr rIrrd ru-,.
! teachers. N,arly Nu students. ,..
Philosophical and Sc.cuIrr
graded To the standard 90. a>,,r, d.
French and German tuuuh, '.H-
Moral and religious iun.u.D, .n.,
Location hralthu.. bul.u.H.. ....
tus new ,vNp"u>'~ very .uW U...
III either ser. Fail term up.u, s,
send Tor "A catalogue h.'Hr. ....
where. Address thr lIpIIr.'. Nj.
Ohio. air.a|
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Norwood High SCHOOL, ~'
Norwood P. o. keso' w. d

Endorsed by ~. Faculty
versity of Nirglnia ~ ono
Training schools 10 ~" - ." 81
The Session Of ~. ......
10th, Nj. with a full cory 90 - E.
and full and thorough ''''
Departments.
so WTiiI. for CatalORL'. -
object and Z bHT '''f 80.
modelled, In IT. .puf-'- a.
instruction, ~ lar 81. '''. ,-.y.ss .
University Of Va, aHd - 49,
pare young men for u.a' 'H o..
AT the same time the cur -, 80
is 80 thorough and 80 coiNp.a
ing a. Al does All the branch -.
edge belonging ~ a fH'.'' a. Z
that those VINO pref-i ~ ~ j.. -
perfectly qualify tbsmsEI'' =
ate entrHnc. upon IN" ''i
life. .gl
Co,,.. ot study 81. ~ -,.. oil;
thorough a. that Of any .b',,1,,-,J,s e
State, following IN" In",' 80 .
dds, and embracing '1. -...T
following department. o. e.. Z
English Branch. vg.,sI ?.
Greek Language. s. 49,.
guages. 4. Pure haih"in.,A.,''.,y ~ =
Mathenaties, CisI ana H.L'' ~
Ing. d. The NAtTraI -elfb''
"' a.,y,cI. from Ie-ii""""
I'sTyEysrrY % "a y. - Z
guIt lives me pleasure -
th.Sor.oDd High 5rhVJI 70 ,.,.,l~
m.n 70 5his Iustitutiyn 80 ~ -.
the advanced class. o. -. 70 4.
SCHOOLS. II ranks amDuS tH -. e.
SCHOOLS for high a.d "a IT, -"
It's discipline u eKcs!lebI' $3.50, 49,
1spns ~, ibe legation unsAip,
IAN III EL't sHAgRlyJh. g.
JANE rimrnan f ~
Among the numeitu,, -, n 81
learning In the south ,oysso-., 4
achieved the rapid ah' ,Is'l,s +. I
success which has D'en, - -
SnfwOOd HlZh school In 9 =
oud IN none IN the HLab 800, 10
ron and In. extent u pau ~, ,p'
'rbe Siscipline, o. vel a -.
- oon,f,,rt.-d A. nearly = - So,
a.. nan OF tns Universe -
and having proved al sn.-irlus,.>~
~ .nniin9,-J without -.
,y,,,nSteaee on The GdIll>sf1,'' III n ,Js =
Refers 10 present Pa 20 jasss I. [. :
from West Virginia, " -, JOs'
Judge VI. Edmlston, I'D ~
non, Dr.. T. Il. Camden -
Also, 10 Mr.. ). Brady. . S,a =; -
and other patrons OF ths tben.si''
Gladly 70 the Odd stndsh"
apLSeg-
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THERMOMETER.
W.
DAYS.
Highest. LoIOest.
Alarms of Fire.

The alarm of fire given from the Sixth
ward yesterday morning was caused by
sparks from the chimney of Hoffman,
tsnnery falling into the tan bark in the
yard. The fire was extinguishei by the
hose at the tannery before much damage
had resulted.
About two o'clock in the afternoon an
alarm was given from the same place,
which proved false, being caused by
sparks fom the Riverside smoke stack.
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TIDAL w AV rs.

Very curious are the obs arvationS made
IS 10 the effects of the tidal waves,
known locally BIS "ris, In these the
extra declevity which the river has be-
tween this city and Wheeling, has
me :! material effect in makiRg the dis
charge greater NJ like stages At Pitte-
burgh tuan they are ~ Whee ling Ac-
cordIng to Ch.rlts ElletS observations n
rise OF ten feet At Pittsburgh will
TURN 81 over fifteen feet on the bar ut
Wheeling. To increasing depth lower
down than w he, ug, Is found To take
place even VIII u Abe rice has been att
gether troE Pittsburgh, or with no APP
pracIable additions 10 lis volume from
either the Big Beaver, Little Beaver, or
other principal tributaries. al he river,
SAYS Mr.. Z. T. Roberts, having much
the same width from Pittsburgh to CIn-
cinuati, It Is reasonable to presume that
long continued floods from the upper
Ohio will Increase In height in the exact
rauo OF vrlUcItv Of the current, due 10
the dIHnnl>hed ;aIl o: the river ~ IL de-
scendS
Owing 10 the much greater width OF
the RIVER between Cincinnati AMI Louis
vile being M Increase OF l,lGO leet at
the former TO over mile IN width at
the head of the Falls, the heighth OF the
floods, tidal waves, is greatly d.
min sIed. A rise of 40 feet ut ClncIn-
natl produces only II feet at Louisville.
POOLS AND RIFLES.
These simple facts have Ill all im2or.
tant bearing on the question OF making
our beautiful stream permanently
navigable. Fully three fourths Of
the river between this city
and Louisville never have a less
depth than six feet This is about the
total length OF the "pools, averaging
probably five Mills each. These pools
are separated by RIFLES. There Is no
CoIbt " hatever that n contraction o. the
width ut the rifles will increase the
dcptn OF water. The proposition IS so
simple that II would hardly seem to re-
quIre demonstration. Yet It's truth has,
IN fact, not been acknowledged by per
sons of influence lhcsc should visit the
dixie ut WhlteS uftl", thirteen ml!cs bc
low this ely. Although rot yet finished,
it has transformed the very worst spot Oh
the river 10 u reach .: II very acceptable
character to our bOatmen.
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Miss Carrie Martin was, yesterday
stiudged n lunstic by Squire Waite, and
sent TO jail to await transportation to the
asylum. DR.. Wilson, county physician
examined the unfortunate woman. She
fprmerly lived On alley Twenty-one be-
tween Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
streets.
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"SkID-lnck" Fishers.

Messrs. James Anderson, c. c. KEN
BILE, Master Percy kemble Col. jim
Hamilton, Ebenezer Zane, Gen. Jim Ew
ing and viii Moore, the Murphy apes
tie, o: the "Skip-Jsck' fishing cub, &c
to Pike Island this morning for -four
days fish. The river will aeed restock.
ing when they return.
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Camel Coal.

Mr.. II. Bradley Wheat informs Us
that, Yesterday, he struck vein of can
mel coal two ioet in thickness, at his coal
bank two miles YVES: of Bridgeport. The
The camel vein urderli(s the anthracite
vein which he has been mining for some
lime past.
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where Shall 1 send my Daughter.

You will consult her health, happiness
and success IN study and music by plsc-
ing her in the care OF DR.. Taylor, at the
Beaver College and Musical Institute,
Beaver, Pa. Prices moderate and SIS low
as good board and first class instruction
can be afforded.
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Toe Races.

Fer the races, to day, on the Island
the following entries nave been made:
Free-for-sll race, trotting- Wanderer
Joe Morgan, Lady Maud, Blue Goose,
Captain Jack, White Cloud, Quaker
Tom and Kangaroo. Free for-all pace
Bay Harry. record 2l9, Tom Scott and
LALrObe.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
before this court yesterday morning,
Judge Cranmer presiding:
K bert Richie drunk, fined two dol.
lars and costs. Committed.
Homer Cline, stealing sack ofpeanuts,
fiaed two dollars and costs. Committed
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THE OHIO.

An Interesting Item 10 River Men.
Below will be found I table IRON the
Pitts burgh Chronicle giving the Bow OF
the Ohio river, At Pittsburgh, u cubic
feet, per minute, from FARO To me iSsn-
/, two foot stage
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Truth is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
ri j. W. Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to =
cents; A Chintz, cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, cents. All other goods
proportion.
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ECoNeMY.-DCntt throw your money
away these oppressive times by buying
shoddy and unreliable boots and shoes.
Give us call, and satisfy yourself that
we sell no such trash. Our goods are
cheaper than any house in the city, DUAL.
ty considered, at
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select school

MO. u THIRTEENTu STREE
Mis-, rwhnu beg a. .uHru u't
and the public !ttS her ."'rH''Hu
tnur no. chou NJ the 1nU al. FL
Cuursc of IN tructiu's DO 'ri. y
Miss y. would b. pleased "h
number OF pupils now .tudg HgH
i'm preparation Tor Cull'gr
lac school VII reopen % y.
september 3rd.
Terms, slO; pupils uud"r twelve B
iylUT. r STb
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- Expenses of Committees.

City Clerk Updegrafi has prepared a
report of the expenses OF tho different
Council Committees from May lst u
August lst, rs follows:
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(IooD black Kid Gloves for 30 cents ut
j. ~. Ferrels
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Local Weather report.

Below we give the highest and lowest
thermometer, with state of weather, for
the week ending last venlng-.observa-
tions made by Mr.. Schnepf, at Opera
House drug store:
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JUST received, lot of Children's
Shoes of the latest styles, At l.. V.
Blonds
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1.-THE MOST GORGEOUS STREET PAGEANT EVER SEEN
FORMING sl,tNE sPLENDoR.
ONLY so CTS. ADMISSION
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY,

|. East Lynne, by Mrs. Henry wood, 21r.
Z. John Halifax, Gent, by Miss MuIock,
~ cents.
3. Jane Eyre, by Charlotte Bronte, DC.
/. 4 Woman-llater, Chas Readc's new
novel, 20 cents.
). The Black Indies, jules Vernc's latest,
10 cents.
t Last Days OF Pompeii, by Bulwrr, lpo.
Adam Bcdc, by Geo. Eliot, SIC.
$. The Arundel Motto, by Mary Cecil
Hay. 10 cents.
9. ola MyddIerons Money, by Mary G..
TO- The Woman in White, by wikie
Collins, 2Oc.
II. The Mill on the Floss, by George
Eliot, 20c
u. The American senator, by T. ollopc ~
-. A Princess OF Thule, ~ William
Black, :9c.
H. The Dead Secret, by Wilkie Collins,
lee.
D. Romola, by Geo. Eliot, Doc.
l.. The Field OF Ice, by Jules Verne, l0c.
H. Hidden PeTlls. by NJ. &. Hay, l0c.
Is. Rarbara's Hi'tory, Amelia Il. Id.
wards, DC.
g. 4 Terrible Temptation, by Charles
Reade, lOc.
~. old curiosity shop, by Chas. Dick
ems, DC
y. Foul Play, by Chas. Readc, To-.
.. Man and y lie, by MiikIc Collins, 2Oc
y. The 'Squire's Legacy, by Mary g..
nay y
q Never Too Late to Mend, by Charles
Reade, DOC.
Is Lady Ad"laide's oath, by Mrs. H..
Wood, lOc.
u Aurora Floyd, by Miss. NJ. +. Brad
don, DC.
u. Victor and VanquIshed, by Mary C..
Hay, lOc.
Is A Daughter of Heth, by william
Black. l0c.
~. Nora's Love Test, by Mary &. Hay, IOc
-. Her Dearest Foe, by Mrs. Alexander
2Oc.
81. Love Ne Little, Love Me Long, Chas.
Rcade, loo
y. The Queen OF Hearts, by Wilkle Coli
Inns, lOC.
%. Handy Andy, by SAM Lover, &c.
-. A Simplelon, by Chas. Reade, TO-
-. Felix Holt, the Radical, by George
Eliot, DC.
80. The Wooing OF, by Mr.. Alexander,
Doc.
81. The Mystery, by Mrs. Henry Wood.
lOc.
%. Antonina, by WiIkie Collins, 2Uc.
81. Ivanho", by Sir Walter Scptt, nc.
~. The Heir 10 Ashley, by Mns. Henry
Wood. l0c.
IL. White Lies, by Chas Reade, 2Oc.
~ II de and-|eek, by Wilkie Collins, 1c
q. Hector Servadac, bv Jules Ve.De, lOc.
a. The Tower OF London, by W. Harrison
AlnswOrth Doc.
-. A Lies 20 ret, by Mrs. Henry Wood,
lOc.
For sale by Newsdsalers, or sent post
paid on receipt OF price, by GEO. MI SRO,
Nandewater ST, y. Y. aZ2Segb
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The cheapest shoes ID the city At l.. V
Blond's
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Down! Down Down! - Another
break down in prices OF Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound TO sell Al some price
whether the mills ran or not. Corner
Main and 10th streets.
I w FERREL
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LATEST OUT.-Lsdies' Cur. Kid San.
del, side lace Balls. JERRY CLEMENS
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LAEsT STYLES OF Shoes Just received
at l.. V. Blends.
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Stanton Female Seminary
STAUNTON. VIRGINIA.

STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
Rev. ]. !. Miller, 4. NJ, Principal, with n
full aud experienced corps of teachers, I'm
Guiding Mrs. Con ]. f.. y. stuart. School,
not scceariau. -Four denominations rep
resented IN the faculty. Board and homo
con- forts the best. Positively no cXtrava-
"a zee I'm dress allowed. Terms liberal.
:. sNiOn opens september st, lN1- Sohd
Tor catalogue To the Principal auglSb
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 20 now
TO j. w. FERRELs.
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II you want TO get cheap and nd's
fitting pair of Shoes 60 to l.. V. BlonIce
ll35 Main street.
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6 ENTs' fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received at l.. V. Blends.
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The Cheaprst Rooris the Gravel Roo

If you want TO get suited IN pair OF
Shoes, 20 to l.. V. Blends.
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VAN NORMAN lNSTIIVE

BOUNDED 1851, ~ WEsI ~ p
Il New York CCrntrni fa,k
Day School fpT bouut If'.
advautagos iO" conS'fsH I''
German. R"-Op"niug 90.
Dr and Madame y ~ '''..a -
CipalS. 'f''H'
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New Advertisements.

Notice Conrad Rolf.
Letter List.
Schenck's Pulmonlc Syrup.
New Carpets-G. Mendel, Booth u
Co.
Fruit Jars -Cummins il Woods.
Fourth Street W. +. Church
Reformed Episcopal Church.
For Rent Dwelling.
Works Of Art in Stone Camoos-Tur-
ner u Dillon.
THE HEATED TERN Patrons OF The
REGISTER can hare the Daily sent them 10
any part Of the United lStdtes, post pdid, at
fReea cents per Ceek. Bear this m mind
tOhei departing from the city for a summer
trip.
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CONDENSED TINE TABLE.

tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation. ~,
train during the day passes backward ana
forward between Martins Ferry ana
Bellaire, stopping when required al Sner-
man House, Etnaville, West wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TINE TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, IN effect on and after Fri
day, May ., 1877:
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Corner Main and Eleventh streets.