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HUSYADI JASOS WATER.
TuE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY,
lICNTADI JANOS.
NEW APERIEET WATER.

Specially recommended FOR ricIncs. i'll alcrcn.
salts and its efficacy i'll Bilious ATTACKS. prevention
of Govt, Piles. etc, and IL ordinary airciic. hy
LIEBIG. VIRCIIUW. SCANZONI. and Sir HEN
RY THOMPSON. and the entire medical profession
in England and Germany.
DIR. j. MARION SINS. NEW YORK As Il laXa-
tive. prefer il to every other mineral wafer
DIR. JAMES Il. WOOD. NEW YORK. Certain. but
gentle and painless: superior TO any other bitter
water
DIR. WILLIAM 4. HAMMOND, NEW YORK. The
most pleasant aud efficient of all purgativc Wa
tcrs.'
DIR. ALFRED l.. LOOAIlS. NEW YORK. :" The mos;
prompt aud mot efficient: specially adapted for
daily usc.''
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER. New YORK. d" Requires
less, is less di>aerccaIlc AMI unpleasant! than any
other"
DIR. LEWIS 4. StYEE. NEW YORK. " Irc!crrc1to
ANY other laxative
\ WINEGLASSFUL 4 DOSE.
Every genuine bottle lcarS the name OF TIE
AroLLISARIs COMPANY Uimitedl, London.
FREDERICK DE barry Il CO..
il and 43 Warren street. New YORK.
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas.
FOR SALE By
DEALERS. GRUCERS. AND DRUGGISTS.
[a,i 27-M,W&F&c1wlyI
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Flour.

Fine. II 80: Suprrine. $3.50; S5.J: cAtra >'I-
urrlinr SfH S6.2J: common family. STA $50:
fancy family AMI City Mills $50. supply large.
anil dull.
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Ry TciegrasDTi.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. August 3O.-Gold opened at 104S.
N0ou.-StockS buoyant. Money on call. 3 Der
cent. Gold. l04. EXclIangc-Long. 4S3; short,
4S6 state bonds weak. Governments. firm.
Ec.ning.-Money offered ut per cent Exchange
firm at 4S3. Gold steady at 104'., Rates for
carrying, blank. Governments steady: ISIS:
1868. 1Oea; 1865. 1lo'.: new 81: 1851
1O-4O'<. coupons, 112l:.. States quiet: Tennessee
6's ~: new 43: Virginia G's. 30: new. 30: con-
soilated 49, defer red, -. Louisiana IS. 90; new
so: Icvcc 6's, so: levee S.. 80; .siabama S. 80
Alabama IS SO: Georgia 6,S offered ut 80: 5
l South Cardinals. 80 now. 80; April and 0cto-
her. blank. Stocks weak: New York Central l0l2
Erie lnl7a: Lake Shore G3: Illinois Central. 63:
Pittsburgh. SOi3: Chicago and Northwc>crn 32's
preferred GA: Rock Island. 10ois.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August 30.-Nirginia c.. old. 30
Deferred ): consolidated. 60 stcnud >cr!c-. : |.
a.. old p-IpN
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Not Dead.

DAVENPORT, THE ACTOR, VERY Low.
NEW YORK, August 30.-A dispatc1 from
Canton, Pa, this evening states that Davcn-
port. the actor, is very low.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, August 30, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 23S hogsheads, 10
tierces and boxes. The offerings NJ auction on
Change were ia packages: ut which number 36
were taken In. and the remainder sold AZ prices
ranging from So 10 $3.50.
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VONGREGA ALTON "BETH AHABA.

The BOARD OF MANAGERS will be III attend
ancc at the synagogue Eleventh street, on sun
DAY September 2, 1877. from 10 to II \. NJ, inr
the purpose RENTING PEWS and SEATS Tor tue
THOSE DESTROYS of changing their seats, or who
may be In arrears, will fnd II TO their imtsre;. 10 AT
tent - NJ HUTZLER,
mn a0-4t Recording Secretary
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THE JOHN B. CRENsHAW AGENCIES
for the sale Of FARMS. MILLS, and MILL;
PROPERTY sTEAMBot a1G rr ESS Msene ens
AMERICAN Food for Cattle, the best and cheanesi
Fezers for Corn Whea ap Na Tohaeeo Inc Gee
,r,n Tnn md Dunicatipg Press THE best and cheap
est est. sewIng.siachiSe, the White Shuttle. $50 ana
upwards The Tucker Geanry ms hscny sane anc
Water proof Polish for Boots and Shoes, Invaluable
TO farmers-is Is unaffected by rain, dew, or snow
the celebrated Straeula Cement, mends broken ware
nerfectly. Call and examine at No. 16 Ninth street
Pp;nInand Va ~ III Tim
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Sr. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET

AUGUST 27.-i0rsss dad Maies-Somc demand
s,ll continues for good sircetcrs, but outside Of that
class of hor~cs there Is nothing doing. Quotations
rs follows:
HORSES.
Good Driving IIorscs-In light demand. Sl23iHS2O0
Plugs-In good supply: no dcnand..... 23hG gu
Southcrn-Fair and good qualities ~ $3.50
light supply demand liEnt.....:..... oOht To
Strecters-Fair and good New York
s,rccters In !i.h: supply: demand
COOL. 75Gy ITO
sire eterS-BGSt..n and fhiladclpilla In
light supply: light demand. ....::.:.. f06t 30
General WOrhinc-!n farsupply; liSht ,o
dcnla nd. ........... ................... f)G l3U
Draught fIorses-Denaud light; none 800
In the market I'shh loo
MULES.
Plug Mulc>-Swpply moderatci demand
Plantation Mulcs-Supply liberal; de-
mand very light. ............. 1UT oJ
Smooth Mules-Faira and good qualities.
from Is TO l5!. hands high, In light
supply; demand nominal. 1000 l3O
Smooth Mulcs-Far and good, from
l5k TO l6 hands high, i'll light supply. 1900 lao
smooth Mues-Fair and good, from 10
to 16G hands high III light supply;
demand very light. l2o@4 100
cSBRoKE MULES.
Quotations on all grades are s10M$l5 q head less
than those for broke mules Unbrokc mules, 70 De
salable must be TAT. Fat mules, four years old anu
under, sell ut Sl0S less than other mules OF same
grade Those that over four years OLD 10 seven
years are the most Observation-Disclosures.
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Admiral se.nrncs Dead.

DEATH OF THE CONFEDERATE ADMIRAL IN
ALABAMA.
MOBILE. August 30.-Admiral SemmeS
died at 7 O'Clock this morning ut Point
Clear.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

SALEM, Mass, August 30.-Last evening
rs the Lowell train, carrying IN excursion
party by Plymouth Rock, was running
down Pennsylvania pier it struck a group
OF five persons, killing two and fatally
wounding one. and seriously iniurin@ two.
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Railroad Accident.

4 rANIC AT LONG WHARF AND ITS RESULT.
SALEM, Mass, August 30.-Thc accident
at Long Wharf last night is attributed to
the carclcssneSS of the conductor of the
train in running down upon crowded
pier with no headlight or lantern to give
warning. f. Swcascy. one OF the injured.
died this morning. Several persons are re-
ported to be missing. Several ladies in
their fright jumped overheard, but all were
rp>curl
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Washington.

MILITARY ORDERED TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FICER CORNELL'S CASE-pEEsoNAL-NAVY
DEPARTMENT ADyICES, &C., &C.
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Three Persons Severely Bitten by II
Kabid Dog.
lEy telegraph 10 the New York Herald. ]

by telegraph 10 the New York Ilcrald.j
BRlDGEwATER, y. H., August 2S.-A fear
full encounter with mad-dog took place in
this town to-day. This afternoon Il large
m:,stin entered the house OF Widow Huck-
ins and sprang at the throat OF Il young NO
man, q daughter OF Mrs. Huckins. She
threw up her arm and the dog bit her in the
right hand. The mother, who was i'll an-
other room, FASTENED TO her assistance,
when the dog spran@ at her, biting her in
the same way.
SEEKING OTHER VICTIMS.
The dog then ran down the road to the
house OF Gilman Fletcher. Here small
pet dog was tied in front OF the house. The
lnastifi sprang upon him and killed him.
Mr. Fletcher. who was the only one at
home, raised i window to ascertain what
the trouble was, when the dog bit him IN
The left arm, making an ugly wound. Mr..
Fletcher then seized pair OF large tongs
ana stepped TO the door, when the dog
sprans at his throat.
DESPERATE STRUGGLE FOR LIFE.
4 blow from the tOngs knocked him back,
but he instantly rallied and made another
spring, with the same result Thus the fight
continued fora long time, the dog becoming
more Infatuated 1t every blow, when finally
he succeeded in driving his iangs into
tlctclcrs right arm, tearing the flesh into
>rcdS. II was now fight for life, and by
II desperate effort the dog was given Il blow
that partially stunned him. This was
promptly followed up, and the dog soon
dispatched.
hlr. Fletcher is one OF the most prominent
men OF BridGewater, and he has the sympa-
Thy OF the whole community.
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DESPERATE STRUGGLE FOR LIFE.

The Boston advertiser calls Ran. Tucker
zone OF the descendants OF John Ran
doiph."
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NEW YORK SUAIAC MARKET.
by telegraph.

AUGUST 2S.-Ncw crop Virginia quoted a. 500.
and lead seal SllU.-J0urnak NJ Commerce.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.


" DROTAGON,'
the new BRAIN AMI nervc-food. prepared under
the supcryision of DR.. Percy. sold ut
MEADE l. BAKERS Drugstore,
,r1. 919 Main street.
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EN-
ID ECUTED at the DISpATCE PRINTING
HOUSE
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MISCELLANE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TtNES a JOHN \. GORDON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND

DEALERS IN METALS AND NOVA SCoTIi
GRINDSTONES,
offer for sale 10 the trade well-assorted stock.
orders promptly executed. mr. >-o1-, c5.o,,,
just received lot OF LARGE NOVA sCOIl!
GRIEDST0SE,S suitable for machinists.
Cali mt Nos. 6 and Fourteenth street. near
Exchange Hotel. lu 80 ~
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DATHING-SPONGE,
SURGEONS SPONGE.
BARRIERS: SPONGE.
CARRIAGE-SPONGE,
CHAMOIS SKINS,
BATHING-TOWELs,
FLOATING SOAP (wll;c,.
For sale by
PURCELL, LADD ( CO.. Druggists,
ivG 1916 Main street.
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DERCY'S VITALIZED PHOSPHATES
WISCIIESTER'S HYPOPIIOSPulTE>
sold ut MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
,u1a a19 Main street.
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BALTIMORE. August 30.-Nirginia c.. old.
dcicrrrl. ) consolidated. 6J: sccnud >cr!r-.
North Carolina e.. old, -. BID to-day.
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,,or.xTy COURT oI ITICAi.--" WELL DONE.
coon AND FAITHFUL SERVANT - VERY
wARM--FINE CROPS, &C.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-04

IsIHDFF y Ile fIFytsleT:
Please announce CHARLES TEISMAN
as a candidate for the Office of street Com
missioner, subject To the action OF the
Democratic city Convention, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
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ADAH OF MOUKSING.
The Responsibility Of Hurting Pco-
pie Suddenly into Eternity.

New York sun.
One hundred dead killed-many Of
tnem burned up, without warning; II
death at once sudden and attended by
unspeaksblc sutieriug a hundred dead;
the names are not all known, and many
u family will watch and wait for DAYS i'll
uncertainty and anxiety lest some one OF
It's own absent members may be among
the unrecognized and unrecognizable
.lnin. What killed these people2 The
Lake Shore railroad company. This
company has assumed the duties and re-
sponsiblities of common carriers OF pas.
scngers, and where their road passes over
bridges they were legally bound to see to
II tina, the bridges were not only strongly
built originally, but that they were kept
and preserved in sound and safe condi-
u.n. This duty they neglected, and
hence it is that 10 vast number of fam
lies the holidays have bSen suddenly
converted into days of mourning. 1t
rnsy be impossible to punish the mana
gers OF the road criminslly; but one hun
bred civil SUITS, resulting in five thou
sand dollars damages in every one, would
mulct the road in halt million dollars
aggregate, the influence OF which could
Tot failto be salutary on other companies.
Bridges and buildings are made trail to
save money. These lives were exposed
and destroyed, from parsimony. Let
those who destroyed them be, at least.
made ~ suffer pecuniarily, even il they
cannot be imprisoned.
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. We have received from hepublishers,
III. BUTLxR & Co, philadelphia,
sopy OF MircHELL's New intermediate
Geography, WEST vIBsIsIA EDITION.
Everything in this work is brought down
to presen, dste.> 1t is profusely illus
,rated with fine engrsvings, and is one oil
the most complete quarto biographies
ever issued. The great advantage OF the
work is the supplementary part, entitled
"a GEOGRAPHY OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Designed for Schools, by Prof. VII.
PsNDLETos, President of Bethany Col
lege and Superintendent elect OF Free
Schools.
The work is illustrated with beautiful
engravings OF the new State capitol
Wheeling: the great bridge at Harpers
Ferry; oil mining; Bethany College;
State University, Morgantown, and
Valley Falls, Tygsrts valley creek.
Among the subjects taught in this
geography are the political organization
o. the State, Congressional districts,
Senatorial districts, Government, Legs
Iatiye. Executive snd Judiciary depart
men,s, We. it is SO simple wthal that any
child may comprehend the geography
history and constitution OF West
! Virginia.
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A Little Cremation.
darlington Hawk.Eye:


A few days ago Burlington man,
who has long been tcrvert disciple OF
Olcott and Palm and all the other Gre
lna,ionists. made his will in which he
stipulated that after death his body
should be burned and the ashes pre-.
served in classic urn. But yesterday
morning he went cut in ths kitchen 10
black his boots, and when he went TO si,
down on the wood-boN he sat down on a
stove plate that Bridget had jus: taken
ofi the roaring stove, And he tore up
his will, and threw away his books on
cremation. and kicked the agent Of u
pate inodorous perforated cssket and
rs,ort, and says If anybody comes to his
funeral with SO much ss match in his
pocket he will rise IN his coffin. On, but
he was mad and one thing and an
other
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SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE n.
- building of washib ston Hall VIII =,
received by the Secretary, at the ome y, -,
the Frankiing Insurance Company w
5o'ciock y. n, January Il, lsU. a,
Plans and specidcatfons may be seen :.
the ONCE Of 4. c. Kembie, Architect o'
and after January I, lU7. oyt
Bids will be received for the entire w.
and fDr the several separate pafb ths 80
The Board reserve the right To rejee' my
or all bids.
By ord r OF the Board.
ais 1. II. WILLIAMS, sse3'
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sTHE question is whether, in this age
of utilizstl L, we are going to allow the
bodies of the dead to remain unutllized,"
saws the Scientific american. The writer
tells how the skin of human being
makes soft, pKable, light brown leather
when tanned. like fine cslfskin, but moic
porous. The avalisole skin of good
sized man will make two pairs OF boots.
Another way of utilizing bodies sug-
Tested is 10 cremate them in retorts,
converting the volatile matter into illu-
minating gas and the bones into phos-
pilates.
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BEEcHEK is not cured Vet. He IA !
in recent sermon: There are feelings
that cannot be expressed IN words. When
man says to his chosen maiden, Il love
YOU do you suppose he tells the whole
story2 1t isa story that cannot be told.
1t is infinite. boundless, supreme,
stream forever flowing, and never fowir q
away. And there is state in those that
have gone to the height OF divine life
which ia worthless. 1t cannot be told"
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4 Succession OF Rorrors.

From the baltimore Gazette.
The close of the old year was marked
BY q succession of horrors scarcely ever
before equslled in history. The Brook-
Ign calamity wss still fresh in the public
mind when the LsSe Shore disaster filled
y hundred homes with mourning, aud
then came the fearful intelligence that
the Circsssisn had gone to pieces On
Long Island, carrying with j, 10 destruc.
ton twenty. seven human lives. The
bolt fell on sea and land, and expanded
its fury with remorss!eSs energy upon
the victims of its wrath. God help and
comfort those who look in vain tor hus-
band, father, friend!
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE..

IN JANUARY l., 1877, 1 ASSOCIATED
" with myself In the wholesale Grocery
and Produce business. Mr.. George Beck Of
this city. The business will be conducted
as her toiore at the old stand, corner
Market ana Eleventh streets, under the
name OF A. 9. Egerter q 20. Thanking
me puDiic for heir liberal patronage
bestos ed on me In the past. I would ak
for the new firm continuance OF the same
Ja3a A. q. EGERTER
lntelligencer aud Standard copy lw
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ELECTION NOTICE.

OFFICE PEABODY Insurance CcsPAsi,
WHEELING, w. Va, Dec -, 1870.
The annual meeting Of the stockholm
OF this company will be hel II at the olne e.
OF the company, on the Second Tuesday "
January Jan ?, l517. At 3 o'clock p. w. io
the election Of Nine Directors, and tne
Transaction OF -cch other busip ess As map
properly come before the stock holders.
". l. RODGERS, secy'
deZ51E-3 % ta3 60
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OHIO RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IN THE
= County Court nj OF 10 county:
Thomas q. Yates,
VS.. IN tnanCtrl.
Andrew +. Yates X OtEe:S.
To Hugh :. Yates, Elanor L. Berry, vii
lam Berry, Martha j. White, samuel
White, Emma f. Yates anu William
Lester Yates, defendants with Others in
rms case:
are residents OF the State of West
Virginia, notice IS hereby given yeu that
on this second day of January, 1877. the
plaintiff has filed his biIl in chanceIy In
the said Court, praying for partition or
sale OF certain tract OF land on the waters
of McGraw's run, In ohio COEnty. OF which
William Yates, the plaintiffs iather, died
seized; which said tract contains two
hundred and S!Xty-scyel acres. more or
less, and IS fully described in SAID bill, and
that partition may be made al ~ d land
or oi the proceeds Of the sale OF same
amongst the parties 10 said suit. And il
Is ordered that you FpFear az rules 10 he
h Id In the Clerks office OF this Court, o.
Monday, February ), 1877, ana do what
in Said suit. RoBT. p. WOODS, Clerk.
IF. JONES, sol. tor compartments
January ii, 1851.
The above named defendants viii take
notice that the dispositions OF j. ID. Whit
ham. James Castor, I. Byers Yates and
Others will be taken st the law Office OF |.
F. Jones. No. l2O7 Chapline street IN the
city Of whs cling, in the State o. West
Virginia. on the Tenth day NJ Feb
rusry, 1877, between the hours OF
O'Clock A. NJ. and 9 O'Clock p. NJ, 10 be
read in evidence IN the above named
cause on behalf al said plaintiff, aud II
IRON any cause The taking ot the ssid
depositions shall not re commenced, or
being commenced snall not be completed
on that day the taking Of the same will
be- adjourned from me TO time until the
,he same shall bs completed.
]. r. JONES,
Solicitor for Com plainant
JANUARY 2, 1877. J sSoawt
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Stockholders Meeting.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders ofthe Wheeling Gymnas-
tic Association, for the Election OIL Dlrec-
TORS and such other business as may pro-
nerly come before the meeting, Will De
held at the room OF the Association, IN
this city, on Monday evening, January
s. 1877, at 7: 80 p. N. 4 full attendance Is
isi w. q. WILKINSON, Sec'y.
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Notice of C0Dartnershin.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE The
i day entered into a copartnershi o under
the hrm name OF Lewis Hull & Co., No. ~
Fifteenth street, dealers In Fresh Meals.
Vegetables, Poultry, Flour and Produc" Of
all KINGS. Respectfully solicit q thare Of
public patronage. Goods delivered Tree a.
all Parts ofthe city. LEWIS BULL, sr,
LEWIS HULL, Jr,
WM. II. STEELE
All persons knowing themselves lndeDt.
cd TO Lewis Hull will please come forward
and settle.
WHEELrsG, January ], 1877. Jas
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-04
ANNOUNCE e Mt.

Superintendent OF Water WORKS.
P.esse announce JOHN W.CUMMlNGS
as ac,ndidate for reelection 10 the office
of Superintendent OF Water Works, SUBJ
/, ct TO the Democratic City Convention,
and oblige
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
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CUISINES. NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
OFFICE or WILHELM.

AND BELMONT BRIDGE COMPANY, .
WHEELING, W. VA, Dec. ~ I.;G
the annual meeting OF the stocs holders
oil the wheeling and Belmont Bridg. { ON.
Pany, will be held at the Office Of the
Company on Monday, the sth day II Jan.
uary, 1877, between the hours OF aud ~
O'Clock y. NJ, for the Election OF SIuc
managers to serve during the ensuingycar
ue2oi JOS. LAWSON, Sec'y.
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FAX NOTICE

ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE NOT
"A paid their State and Co1nty Tax Will
please call at the Sherlns once, ilf2
Shapline street. and make payment The
collection ui the revenues csnuot be de-
lsyed. GEO. X. THULE, ;, u Z.
ianSra
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

EXCHANGE BANK.
WHEELING, W. Va, January 4, !S".j
A dividend OF five per cent, free OF all
taxes. has been declared, payable on de-
mand. JOHN ). JCNE2'
ia4u IashiSI.
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mrls COR. OPPOSITE PoSTOFFICE.
Assignee's Notice.
Sale Of Valuable Livery Stock.

OdIc u V0IuoU'o I'FOIy 0kVIN'
TIME LIVERY STOCK OF THE LATE
ffrm of Husemen * Mendel will be
offered by the undersi gned at Private
sale at very low prices.
The said stock comprises Horses, Car
iiages, Buggiss, Hacks, S!eighs, and all
the other equipments OF a INST class Liv-
cry Stable, the best In the State.
de6-i H.CALDWEl.L, Assignee.
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DISSOLUTION.

J,HE FIRM OF KlNGHORN Il CO., HAS
this day been dissolved by mulnai
consent, George Kingdom retiring. The
business oft late firm will, be carried OH
by X. Kress. KiNGHofN W.
WHEELING, January 1877.
Mr.. George Kingdom having retired
from the firm OF kinghorn 4 Co, have
retained him as my Brewe Thankful
for the favors done the old firm would
most respectfully solicit continuance
If the same. X. KRESS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-04
Stockholders Meetinu

THERE WILL BE A GENERAL MELT
i ing OF the Stockholders OF the Fin
Grove Town Ha Association, held nj
Elm Grove Thur ,iay, January lIth, Tor
the Election ofa loard OF Directors for the
ensuing year, am ,tner business of i'm
portance. .N
de30raMTS CHAS II. DElTEks, sec'y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-04
T.IE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the mos.
complete news and family paper prlnteuih
West Virsinia, II will he sent TO any ad-
ress one year for S2DO. Valuable preml-
n mo IN CHM agents and to subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-04
Eiitnrxn fthr RcniSker .

Please announce ALEX. UPDEGRAFF
u. n candidate tor City Clerk at The COM
ing municipal election, subec TO the de-
cision oil the Democratic Convention and
ohligc his MANY FRIENDS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Copartnership Notice.

AR LEVI, BAKER, ONE OF HE
MI former proprietors Of the REGISTER
newspaper, has again becon1ea partner In
the concern. The firm name Will remain
unchanged. The hEGlSlEn ".
JANUARY Sd, 1877. Jam