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SO. $50 10,iG2 46,179 % ,S6
io3, col 25.2i5 3iO.S31 1852
56,S64 ,237 1874, ,339 1871
1898 42.73i Ies,ei4 I7.378

Comparing with stock
september rs. 1873. 1898 42.73i iesel4 I7.37e
TALLow.--Rceeipts-lG hhds Is tierces 1919 DDls.
Tue marXet was quiet; 900 los. sold vt 7c- ll1c
fgKtGnrs -Thcrc fair business tho whole ac-
compiished, ana rates steady Engaseinents:-io
Liverpool stenm SO,DUU bushels grain Cd. 60 lbs
200 bales cotton, Ad. aud about 400 bales do,
recently thronsh same rate; I,5DO boxes cheese,
4OA; 100 boxcs bacon. IT'S 3D.; so tons I'll
lard. rs, Sd Londcn LAG bbs lard oil, 32, Cd
and sail 300 bbis Hour ~. I'd glasgow. steam JoJ
cheese, 4os 25u Ibis nour private all
lots leather through to Edinburgh, It's 81; G0J
packages leather, AS some lots provisions, 3os.
navre. steam, $1,000 bushel, Erain Doe, and $1,000
bushels on private terms; 25o bales compressed cot.
&c. Dristo, steam, 800 boxes cheese Jps.
Antwerp, by sail, 20 hhds. tobacco, Sis Sd Uhartcrs
British barn. hence TO iavro Bordeaux, 35DO
ters grnn 5s I'D aud Gu gratuity: Norwo1 Ian bark,
hence to Avrc or st Nasare 100 quarters grain ID
Norwegian bark. hence TO Beilo IsIe tor orders 1900
quarters grain. 5s iO1sd Norwegian bark ueported).
6i Genoa, Leghorn o. Napl tobacco 35
aud general cargo At market rates; Norwegian bark,
fO2 from Philadelphia to Cork for orders United
Kingdom or Continent. griu IS Norwegian bars, I2O
tons. adephin Continent direct grain 5s ls
Norwegian D,x hence 10 seville, lOD bbls refined pc.
roieu 5s td aud cases z5c Anne brig nee to
bark, recently bcncs 90 outside spanish port 22p
bbs do and 3Jc American brig.
hence 70 n Portuguese port, UoO bbs. aud 300
do on private terms; Norwegian bark, hence 10
United Kingdom ABOUT JDD bbls do, private terms;
American ship. henc 10 Japan. 5up cases do ported
do. Id 5000 bbis do Elsnoro orders
swedish bark hence 10 stockholm 7UD Dbis.
M Sd British bark. last evening. Philadelphia
tinent, full range. 300 bbs rehnod petroleum., IS ID
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CnIcAno. Sent. Ill. 1919.
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RvKm. Mass. scpt. II. 1879,
This printing cloth market continues 10 lair
Ia sales, aud previaus quotations maintained
with sales Oi Oetobcr deliveries Mt IJIUc 80 days
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STOCKS SOLD.
Tho regular sales Of stocks at the Board amounted
TO 1851 shares OF those ITerc:-Wcstern Union,
10. 400 shares; Delaware and udsou, SO; Now York
Central and hudson, 100; Lake shore, 1880; c.,
G., G. and l., $40; Northwestern, 1900; North
western preferred, s7,s9o; ST. Paul, 16 29o; ST. Paul
preferrod 139; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
10000; Erie Railway, 3.oio; Hannibal ana ST. Joseph
500; Hannibal and 81. Joseph preferred, coo; Mioh
gan Central, l. 9o7 Wabash Railroad $50; Now Jersey
Central, GOO; Illinois Central, 100; Unioa Paciuc,
2,soO; Rock Island, 125; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, 400.
THE MARKET.
Money lent easily througnout call at III 10 per
cont Morcant,c paper ranged from 3X to per cent.
The following were the rates Of exchange on New
York the aforementioned ciues to-day :-savan-
nah, buying Il offered, selling d offered; Charleston,
ka 5-1d, u a par; Nov Orleans. commercial s-l6
bank Vi 81 Louis, 10 discount; Chicago, 90 discount
and Boston, par
Gold opened and closed Mt 100x. There were few
sales In the interim at 1o0k The carrying rates
were fiat " per cent, and the borrowing rates hat
TO per cent Al the National Bank OF the state OF
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l:30 p. NJ.
$4,000 US 6s 1881. 1O13 $1,000 US 5s c. sl So lo8
2oo US 52Oc, 1867. fOaH 24oOo Us SIS r 49, be l0sI
$3.50 P. NJ.
$1,000 Us e7 be lo5M $4,000 Us SIS, 1881.
2OOdO US S,s 10 40 C. lOii1
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$1,000 US 5-2o's. o, '67. fo5,s

$1,000 US 5.20's, r. '67 iOoi1
1850 Us j.1U's. c, III iu5t %
Pll,Sl
S1o0O Toes, ,ll&SJl. so lV3
HppDU Dis OF q 3.65's, c Tyi4
7ODO b, q II a n lst.. Uy1s
l0(lO Chi. u 4 ass. liz
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soREicr nARKBr.

London advices reported consois firm and n shade
higher AZ e4x s5 Tor money ana 05 eois for the
account United states bonds wero firm at ad-
vance Of n a y per oent Erie advanced n to Ia and
the preferred y to 81 New Jersey Cessrai was also
k psr cent higher ss 34k. Closing prices we're -
Consols tor money, s4x rs; consos for account s5
e5k; new ~ per cent bonds, 1864; hve-twenty
bonds of 1884, 1o7,s tenforty bonds, 10sk nves OF
1884, 1osK; Erie common shares l3k . lsh; Erie
preferred shares, sok; Now Jersey Ocntr.l, "a !;
Illinois Central, 81 Tho Bank OF England gained
$500 bulion to-day on balance. AT Paris fcnios
fell OF TO li2f soc. and rose 10 ll2t sos.
Foreign exchanges wore stesdcr. There Was less
pressure 10 sell bils ana aolusi busaasss was about
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To-Dav. Last Eu~nsss. foeai
Consumptton-..... ............. 80 2lo 775
delivered ooutrst 100 bales yesterday For future
delivery the sales olows after two
L. A-Septcmser, 100 st 33c 6U0 IL J2c.. 1sOO
l13lc., lUO ut li2yc $500 at 3Uc October 400
H. OSc.. 900 1l.UIc., 800 Ii OUc, 800
at 1iu4c November, 100 ut 10e3c Dec-mber, loo
1JStc.. $40 at llSJc. February. 100 at 10 On2c Total
$500 Daes. To-day, up TO t~o 4 M-soptcmvrt, coo AZ
iidlc. 80 ~ I3ie $ ~ ~ l35c ap at ii.3s, Uul NJ
LISA. q 1T ~ 3tv.. SUD iI43b, a. lgic,
80 al II Se., lw Al 3lc., 90 al liJLe.. 80 ~
ll3lc., 2U ri Al 80. 100 ut ~ 27c.; vctupcr 100
llU7c. swat lOsc.. 2,lOJ ut ilU7c.. 100 at oJc
10 ~ ll.u'c. ~ AZ l!Mc 90 ~ llO1c.. 2soy A.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CoaREcroN w abash. 100, 15k. In yesterdayss
should have osen 100, l5L
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DTOCh IWNUUTtHFHUt W
actual count, including
speculation). Septem =
bcr /. 1878 ..... ....
Receipts since septsm :
ber l.. 1873. ..............
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Totals .......-....-....
Sales since Septe mbcr 1.

Stock this day, Septem.
Der II, 1873. ...........
Comparing with stock
Septom6er II, lS77....
Com pairing with stock
Septetn Der ~. 1915 H..
Comparing with stock
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lO;I5 A. NJ.
Has A. NJ.

slDO00U '5.2Ts. r, '0sbc iO7L
2 D' Gs ala's., Oi.nc 1895
HDiRD-l0:JJ A. N.
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T7.2f2 i2.942 l5o.152 2,75S
I0,9SS 59l 1O.4O3 G2l
- ----.-- - -
SS. i3O 1898 l6o,555 1919
1850 2.77i l23,316 593
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
REplImIAIION.

Our West virginia brethren are US
ready TO repudiate the debt they owe to
Vlrginis as we are 70 repudiate the debt
wa owe TO our foreign creditors.-Rich'
mond Dispatch.
We do not know just how ready Vir-
ginia is to repudiste the debt she owes for
eign creditors, but We can assure our
contemporary that the good citizens OF
West Virginia have no idea Of "repu-
dating" any debt they may be found 70
owe Virgins. We believe q large num-
Der of very respectable citizens OF West
Virginia are of the opinion that West
Virginia does not owe Virginis any
thing, and few there doubtless are who
are SO firmly convinced OF this that they
do not consider it worth while TO even
overhaul the old accounts TO prove
the correctness OF their position
Bat the people OF this State have, on
former occasion, through the action OF
their Legislative and Executive Depart
meDtS, expressed a willingness 10 inVestI-
gate the matter thoroughly and, II that
investigation should result In fixing upon
West Virginia responsibility for any
portion OF the Virginia debt, to provide
for its payment. But the authorities OF
the Mother State met this proper pre-
ceeding on the part of West Virginia in
manner to discourage any further over
lures from this quarter.
Viewing the matter from this stand
point, we shall not be surprised If ma
jority o! the people will oppose voluntsr'
,ly rc-openiug the question upon the part
Of this Jtste. But the action of West
yirginis heretofore hsc in the premises
Is sufficient TO stamp the charge that we
s.o "reputiators" with being incorrect.
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STATE NOTES.


The people of Taylor county talk OF
removing the county seat from Pfunty-
town to Grafton.
Mr.. GAsLow, farmer living near
Fairmont, has six ewes which have
raised twelve lambs three consecutive
seasons. These are ewes-tul sheep.
The Barbour JtferSOnian says, That
Mr.. Geo. Biggs formerly of tho Dod-
bridge Bulletin intends 10 start new
Democratic paper at st. George, IN
Tucker county. Success to himl
The new Town Council of Morgan
town, which was sworn into office few
DAYS ago, fixed the salaries OF the OIL GERS
for the year as follows: Mayor, 800;
Recorder, SIS; and Sergeant, 500.
SENATOR ALLEN q. THURMAN, the
ablest and purest man IN politics to day,
ls q neck or two ahead tor the Demo
cratic nomination for President in 1850
Mdrt,nsburg Independent.
THE Lochiel lumber company Of Gar
rett county, employ about 100 men, dis
bursting about $4,000 month in the re-
gion favored by the location OF their
work.--OakLand Herald.
CITIZENS living in the vicinity OF
Fairfax Stone" "Hoye's Wilderness.
Blackwster, &c, report that there are I'M
mense numbers Of living panthers still
left in that region.-They have almost
extermiuated the deer and frequently
make raids npon the hogs and sheepfolds
of the settlers. Oakland Herald.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10

ANOTHER frighttul explosion has taken
place in an English coal mine, and about
one hundred and seventy men have
been hurled into eternity without mo-
ment's warning. The mine is said to
have been examined twenty minutes be.
fore the explosion took place, and WAS
reported to be perfectly safe. Either the
examination was not q thorough one or
English coal mines have become far more
dangerous than so many powder maya
zines. \ man takes his lie into his own
hands when be enters one and the
chances are against his ever coming up
to the pit mouth except as corpse or Il
mangled and bruised human wreck, Grip
pied for life. The frequency Of these &C
cIdents has grown wonderfully of
late, and the loss of life at
tendant upon each has been
fearful. Some plan should be devised by
the Government to prevent 8 reoccur-
renee Of suca disasters, and somebody
should be held accountable for them. The
verdict of nobody TO blame" is shame.
.ul relic of barbarism.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
STEUBENVILLE LOCALS.

The Republicans held a convention IN
the Probate Judges office, Saturday alter
noon, and the following gentlemen were
chosen to represent Jefferson county III
the State Convention, TO be held at Gin
cInnati on the 18th INST: For regular
delegates-Joras Munker, Hon. K. u.
Richards, George Harper, w. {. Ong
and p. b. Conn were chosen from the
city, and from the country Hon. Thomas
Scott, OF Cross Creek Township; Is. n.
Buckingham, of Wells township, and
Benjamin Comley, Of Smithheid town
ship. For alternate delegates-James f.
Sarratt, Samuel johnson and Stewart
McBeth were chosen from the city, and
VIM. Kerr, of Brush Creek township; K.
Chambers, of Mt Pleasant township; Nv.
Hervey, OF Wayne township; DR.. b. Il
Park, of Saline township, and Simon
Ford, of Salem township. A motion was
adopted, instructing the delegates to use
all honorable meas to secure tne ncml-
nation of Hon. Milton j. Barnes us Sec.
rotary OF State, after which they adj
iOurned.
Charley Hale, the lOng-lost Charley,
has turned up. He is i'll UrDana, TINS
State. We heartily sympathize with Ur-
bana IN its sflliction.
Justice Allen will have his attention
devoted to an alleged case Of rape, on
Monday morning at o'clock.
The German Lutheran Church pro-
pose holding q supper and festival On
Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
ings of next week.
The John l.. Rhosds took on 1900
boxes of glassware at this point on Sun
dav. II the Mayor had not received
such a back-set in the barber case he
would probably have made it hot Tor
them.
Rev DR.. Grimes delivered the Bacca-
laureate sermon Sunday evening in the
Second Presbyterian Church, which pre-
cedes the commencement exercises NJ our
Seminary, which will take place on We'd
nesday next, commencing at 9 o'clock A.
NJ. Rev. DR.. Jetlers, OF the Allegheny
Theological Seminary, will deliver the
closing discourse.
Ralph Wlntersglll, the East Liverpool
wife murderer, WAS found guilty of muir
der IN the first degree q, New Lisbon, on
Thursday last, the jury remaining out
two hours and fortY-ive minutes.
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The Potter Committee did = gooc
DAYS work on Saturday, ard the matter
which they had before them WAS Of the
greatest importance. Mr.. FERRY, dur
ing the exciting times when the counting
Of the Presidential vote was gong on,
showed himself to be a thorough partisan,
= keen and INSCRIPTIONS party worker
who cared more for the end in view than
he did for the means by which it was
procured. On Saturday he did not lessen
this reputation by what he said before
the committee. lie displayed that trait
which has always been the one EN-.
ployed by Republican leaders to cover
up party scoundrelism-a "bsd memory
lie could not recollect anything which
would iuiuro his friends, although his
supporters did not deny his knowledge of
such facts. Ii Il witness in petty sheep
stealing case in magistrates
court should act as did tho President pro
tenn. of the United States Senate, he
would be called u pcrjurer, as he had
sworn to tell the "whole truth" he violat-
ed his oath, his claim for manhood, and
the dictates Of his conscience-if he has
snv As for STANLEY MATTHEWS. he
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CaIwelI House,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

w. Va. 1900 feet above sea level. Capacity,
lJJ guests. Mineral springs Of many Varie-
ties on and az AGENT 70 the grounds. Also
two immense bath hOuses Tor the use OF
guests. The water has an unvarying tenn
perdture OF o. rahrenheit, and by analy-
sis found similar 10 The hot springs OF
Arkansas. open entire year. Board s2 50
per day; Sl5 per week; $50 per month. For
further particulars address
ma2jMs-b J. ii. OTEI CARY, PTopr.
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TgECoNGnEssIoNAL COnmITTEE

The Clarksburg NstOs objects to
Wheeling as fireplace of holding meet
ing ofthe Democratic Congressional Com
mittee on the 9th, and the editor says he
knows of five members of the Committee
who are also opposed. The five referred
to want to go to West Union. Wecan
not see that 1t makes the slightest differ
ence where the committee meets: to get II
to come tog ether at all Is the important
thing. When it docs get together 1t can
transact its work SIS well at one place rs
another. Wheeling was suggested be-
cause it was believed to be about as con-
venient as any other, and because seYera!
members had expressed preference for
this place
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10

THE testimony of the farmers in this
vicinity is that the continued cool wealth
err for SO long space of time, is exceed
lngly detrimental to the growth OF the
corn crop and not particularly favorable
to any other. Even wheat requires heat
to ripen it, however favorable to the
growth of this grain in its earlier stages
may q cool atmosphere be. Farmers
never felt more uncertain as TO the out
come of their crops, Notwithstanding the
great promise early in the season, than
they do this year.
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SELECTING CANDIDATES.

Inc fayetLe Enterprise pTlhLs MI NUN
editorial article on the selection Of good
candidates for seats in the next Legisa-
ture. 1t names with approval Senator
DsNNls as q proper person to succeed
himself in the upper branch, and sug-
gssts some such man as Colonel Ii. NJ.
DICKINSON or JAMES Fl. MILLER, JR.,
for seat in the House of Delegates.
Each OF these gentlemen has had legis-
lative experience; each is able, pure, ju-
dicious and commands the respect Of
those with whom he comes in contact.
The Enterprise justly argues IN favor OF
sending none but men of the highest
character to the Legislature. It wants no
seit-sspiring, self seeking, personally
ambitious man who will use the voters of
the county as cst's-paw for his own spe-
cisl purposes.
We most heartily join with the editor
Of the Enterprise in his recommends
tions; and trust the people of the various
counties will heed them. Important
questions will come before the next Leg
lslature, and the wisest, most experienced,
and fairest minded men of the State
should be elected rs its members. Adj
venturers and self seekers should be
given back seats; persons of doubtful
morals AMI irregular habits should be IL
conlinently ignored.
Whist with Capital questions, election
Of Senators, snd other matters foreign to
the proper amendment Of our code o!
lsws, the immediate interests of the people
of the State have ls,cly received but little
attention from tho hands of the L7gIsls
ture. A Legislature composed largely {.
new and inexperienced men, with SEES
sons limited to torty-dve days, and With
such exciting questions as sbove-nsmed
upon which al legislation must lnevita-
big more or less wait or hing, it is not at
al Singular that many wants have been
neglected. The coming winter the Leg
islsture will have clear field for work;
and it will have before it some
great questions questions OF finance,
of taxation, OF local government.
The question OF reforming the judi
ciary; the matter of adjustment of
the debt between the two Virginiss; the
question of the taxation of railroad prop
orty within the State, not alone the b. " o.
r. r.. but the Chesapeake and Ohio aud
all other railroads; the question OF the
power of the Legislature 20 adjust freight
and passenger tariffs on all the railroads
Of the State, and other equally weighty
matters will enter into the labors of the
Legislature to be chosen in October
next.
No mere !yro should be entrusted
with important concerns like these;
no man should be elected merely
because he wants to be; no man whose
experience, learning and habits are not
such as to qualify him to legislate wisely
upon such great questions should be
chosen to seat in the next Legislature.
We hope TO see our cotemporsries al
speak out plainly upon this subject.
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AND right tere, let me return thanks
to the citizens IF Wheeling, and especl-
ally the various companies of the city,
tor the many courtesics extended to the
Davis Guards during their short stay in
their pleas,n and thriving city. In
comminglng with the visiting soldiery,
our boys formed many acqualntances for
whom they cherish high and favorable
opinions, and especially was the inter-
course between our company and the
Wayncsburg Blues of the most friendly
and reciprocal nature poss BE Corre-
sD0ndcucs FGi,7uOm Hder,
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Finest Picnic Grounds

Iva this section, four miles
from the city by +. ~. g. Il. Il.
H. Every convenience and
Improvement that could be
desired. very reason
able. For particulars apply
TO Joseph Green, agent, Ii37
Market street, NAL Cawu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10

The editor OF the Petersburg Journ-
al says the better opinion in that city is
tnst Mr.. j. y. CAMDEN did not render
fns.cial aid to tae REGISTER recen ~.
We congratulate the editor on being
soie to see through ladder.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10

Qua letter from Europe by citizen
of Wheeling, gives an account OF the
manner in which the distinguished Com
missioner from West Virginia stood the
trip scross the salt pond.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
THAT SETTLES III.

Our genial co!cmpOrary, the ParkerS
burg Ssntasl, isn't going to permit any
more attrcks upon the supreme Court
without throwing itself in as a sort OF
broakwster "to stop it." We should
think that would be sufficient.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10

The local editors down at Huntington
must sli be millionaire from the way IN
which the Advertiser talks about the
"bsnkrupl locsw of recently bank
rupt" evening paper of Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
TIE Cleveland Lender ssvs:

1T may be rcgsr ded an even race be-
tween Senator Matthews and Private
DaIzell, for the OHIO championship in let
writing. The Private will have 10
lot out a link or be left behind"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10

The man who votes for DemCratiG
Congress mhu this Fall, votes tor another
civil War, 4-d y war Infinitely more dis
sstroUS than the war OF lS6l-5.-MOHrCe
Register.
1t is awful to think of the great msjor,
lty of West Virginia voters who will
surely vote for civil war.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10

Tx bill to change the time OF hold
ing Congressional elections in West Viz
einia has been tavorsbly reported to the
Senste and will soon become law.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10

The time is about up when tha. Clvil
War predicted by ALIEN. STEPHENS and
the Mtslligsncer should begin. Won't oui
neighbor trot out his spectre again.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10

EpMUNDs did little bloody SHIRT ouss-
ness in the Sen ate Saturday, but 1t didn't
have much effect.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
Stockholders Meeting.

4 SPECIAL MEETING or THE STOCK
n holders Of the Nail City Brewing Com
pany Will be held At the Office OF the Com
paUy, on the End Tuesday in June, w1iCh
All are earnestly requested to attend, -
busiBe sS OF mpOTtance is ~ be transacted.
By order OF FETERWELTY, Pres't.
(. BlNGELL, SeC'y. uaZ7sM
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10

THE Revolution with big K still
rolls on.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
IlG7 MAIN STREET
a CARD,

Two ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
the errors and intersections OF youth,
nervous weakness, early decay, loss OF
manhood, &C., | will send recipe that
will cure you, Free OF Charge. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America. Send seli-addressed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph 7. Iaman.
Station ID, Bible House, New York City.
lbpur
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10

TaE Texas-Pacidc Railroad scheme
goes over, on motion of STANLEY MAT
THEws, to the next session OF Congress-
the first Wednesday after assembling be-
inc the time named for Its consideration
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
ne ~ ADVERTISED ENTs
NOTICE.

EIRE-PLUGS WILL Pc BLOWN OUT
II ON all dead ends on the Island, on
Tuesday next, the Ilth inst House
keepers will please govern themselves ac-
cordlngly. CUM hiSGH'
iegOr Superintendent Water Works.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
Cheapest Dry Goods House
IN THE CITY rs AT
No 2S27 Chanlina Street.

Here may be found f. endless variety
every description of Housekeeping and
Family Dry Goods. Zee the prices: Fast
Color Prints Soy, and cents per yard {;
muslins, Uleached and .unbleached, ), ., :,
s,qand 10 cents per yart Ses; aucaster
bingham 10 cents, aud all Dress Goods in
proportion. Call and be conyi ced.
JOHN &. MILLER,
apl6c No &i}. Chap!iuc SireeG
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
FOR rem T.

TWO LARGE HOUSES, NOS. 1908 AND
1905 EOff street, between Twelfth RS.
and Thirteenth streets Each house 49,
cOutains ten rooms, with bath room
wash house and large dry cellar; hot and
cold water in wash mouse, kitchen and
bath rooms; gas in all the rooms. For
particulars inquire OF
JOHN NOLAN,
Next door, corner Twelfth and EOt Sts.
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