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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-28
GERRlTT SMITH.

Frothingham's biography :of Gerritt
Smith is destined TO become a famous book.
So far, an edition of one thousand copies
has been issued; but the plates have been
taken in charge by Gerritt Smiths daugh-
ter, who refuses to allow of the publication
being continued. The work is ranked as
felicitous and instructive, though as it
deals with its subject more as a social than
a political power in the land, i; is necessa.
rilv incomplete.
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The SpirIiualists have called up the
ghost OF Diogenes, and he said that lie did
Mt have much luck while hunting for an
honest man in Athens, but that il he were
to be reincorporated and lived in New York
he would become director Of an insurance
company and then put his lamp out.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY.

EDITOR TIMEs:-It was with the expec-
tation that should find good roads that l
started for Oskaloosa, but woe is me, l, like
many another was doomed to disappoint-
ment. The road between Winchester and
that place was disgrace to the people liv-
ing BY it. There was positively no bottom
to the mud holes or hole for there was but
one. and that extended the entire distance.
Whoever says this soil is not deep, lies-it
must 70 clear through. 1t is a magnificent
farming and stock-groving country and
no mistake. Just rolling enough to Drain
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fIuter-Ocean. l9.1

The eastern gold organs, as well as their
western toadies, continue to criticise the
bright silver dollar of the daddies. They
do not like the goddess = it sis only $3.50
-"the eagle is buzzard )" an God We
trust is "a fraud" But We do not hear OF
any of them refusing to take it.. We do
not hear any more of ninety cents. We do
not hear about "gold flowing OUT and
"bonds pouring in" Such prophets in
ancient times would have met with certain
iaafh
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LOUISVILLE.
FORT RILEY

nv next plaee-a solid town, containing
some of the s;aunchest business men Of the
S..,.
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Col T. W. Higginson, who has been as
good an abolitionist as Wendell Phillips, or
William Lloyd Garrison, finds, after re-
cent visit to South Carolina, that the Presi-
dents Southern policy has been the bsst
thing for the colored people, and he has
considerable confidence that the RepubIi-
can party can be rebuilt in the South on
sound basis.
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Trhieaun Trihnna 10

There is melancholy interest attaching
to the statement of our poetical Coroner
that the year 1876 witnessed FIVE suicides
from broken hearts, while in the year that
is fled an equal number suffered from
broken banks. Thus beautifully is illus
trated the fact that love and money are the
roots of all evil
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THE GOvERN0R,s LETTER.

We copy elsewhere, from the Troy Caief
letter written to that journal by the Gov
ernor, for the purpose Of explaining his
position on the currency question. He
docsn'; say whether he is for or against re-
sumption; for or against contraction; for or
against substituting greenhacks for national
bank notes but as to the appointment Of a
man in favor Of silver, should vacancy
occur in the Senate, he comes out fiat
footed, and explains his position as ex-
plicilly as did another famous politician,
once on a time, under somewhat similar
circumstances
"Of my merit
On thet point you yourself may jed-;c;
All is, never drink no perit,
Nor haiut never signed no pledge"
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-28
Cincinnati Times, Is. |

England has not only reinforced her fleet
in the Sea of Marmora and about the Dar-
danelles, but she is collecting two-thirds of
her navy at the Isle OF Malta, ready for
action. Her purpose is, if We may use such
a phrase, apparently apparent. She is
making 4 vast show of force, so as to infu-
ence Russia's course before and in the COM
ing congress. But Russia is not likely TO
brighten much
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BEST INDUCEMENTS CFFEEED
YET. AT THESE
Leave nWor.h WOODEN Mills
S5 to 50 per c erf. aved
BY Buying Your Goods at These
Hills.

i have now on hand a choice assortment
1f Noolen Goods, at lower prices than ever
before offered 10 the citizens Of Leaven-
worth.
Good, large size, all wool White Blanket
at $3.50 per pair.
Choice fine, all wool, White Blankets, from
Choice scarlet and Blue Blankets, AT from
S. To s. per pair.
Large size silver Gray Blankets, at from .
to % per pair.
Heavy and light weight all wool Cassimers,
at from 20 To DOE per yard.
Choice Cassincrs, at from 81 to sl.50 per
yard.
Choice DoeskiD, at from sI.25 to SIS per
yard.
Choice MOSCOW Beaver, at 81 per yard.
Brown Trieots. suitable for coatings, al sl.75
per yard.
Choice Kerseys, in various weights and col
ors. at from ~ To Zoe per yard.
saiinets, a, from a5 to 7Oc per yard.
All Wool Jeans, AT from 40 To jOc per yard.
Fine all wool Fiannels, in all coioIs, thor
oughly shTunk In finishing and much supe-
rior 10 the cheap slazy fianneIs offered else
where, at from 81 To 65c per yard.
Stocking Yarn, In all grades and cOlors, a
rom soc To SID per pound.
i am now commencing to manufacture
Spring Goods, and will sell all the Winter
Goods have at prices indicated above,
until all are closed out. These goods are
all Just manufactured, and are really choice
You Can Save from 3S to so per
Cent by Buving at the Mill.
And thus you are enabled to get your cloth
ing made up so they will not cost you
scarcely a. much as if you bought ready
made clothing that would IN few daysfa
to pieces OF the 'r own weight.
Sales rooms. 'front.' Of the Mill, South side
of Choctaw, petween Third and Fourth
Streets.
deei z,n OWEN DUFFY.
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THE TIWRER THIEVES.

Forty millions of dollars is good deal
of money in these times, or any other, but
that is the enormous amount which it is
estimated our Government has lost during
the past twenty years through the depreda-
ton OF timber thieves.
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"a CENTURY EENCE.-

Ia The TINES this morning will be found
a poem under the above title, written by
Judge W. NJ. Paxton, OF Platte City, which
we consider one of the finest things of the
kind ever produced in the west. 1t is far
above the average magazine poetry Of the
day, and deserves TO rank among the coun-
try's best productions.
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TAtcuison PafriOt.1

Governor G. I. Anthony was greeted with
a packed audience last night. Upwards Of
one thousand persons were crowded into the
auditorium of the Kansas Avenue church.
His address was a very eloquent appeal in
the cause OF temperance, and one Of the
very best We have had since the great move
ment was inaugurated.
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VIII Give gene raj Satisfaction 10 she
fSf Innis Ranuh,ican. .-e0.l

ISt. louis NtpuD.iciih, VI
The action of the Supreme Court oil
Louisiana in the case OF Anderson virtually
puts an end to the prosecution of the menl-
bers of the returning board, and We believe
will give general satisfaction TO the public,
irrespective Of party.
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The delightful weather of the past two
weeks is in strong contrast to what We have
had most OF the time during the winter.
According 10 the law of compensation We
ought 10 be entitled TO this kind for about a
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-28

Petty thieves throughout the country are
beginning 10 understand that the law is not
the only Thing they are to he afraid of. Nu-
merous guns are being bought and carefully
loaded
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rnE rArmER OF TuETUnNERs

THE FATHER OF THE TURNER'S.
The hundredth birthday Of the father of
the German Turner's, Friedrich Ludwig
Jahn, will be celebrated At Breslau in July
next with great turnfestival to last three
days
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-28

We print to-day communication from
an estimable colored citizen, who wants to
know why the schools provided for children
of his race are not provided with German
and kinderrartens
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UnhaPpy Condition 81 she Mass
Great Bnaaln.
lSt. Louis Times, l9.l

Isl LOUIS Times, IL.
According TO recent vital statistics, the
Increase of population in Great Britain is
very large. No, only have the births been
greatly in excess of the deaths, but emil
grafton is declining year BY year, and those
who hitherto have been SO blatant upon the
evils of emigration begin to see the work
ines of It's diminution in the appalling in
crease of population and pauperism. Add
to this the fact of the general depression in
trade and the diminished means of living.
and the picture ID far from flattering one.
Were it not for the importation of foreign
breadstufs, live stock and fresh meats, the
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-28

RAIN AND SUNSHINE PRODUCED.
She saw that my mind was bewildered and
dazed,
So conducted me forth to the green;
Aud now, she observed, as to Heaven she
gaZed,
Not "A cloud in the sky can be seen;
Aud yet l will bring, in the course OF an
hour,
A thunder clound, lighting and rain;
And lane cushing nature, refreshed by the
shower,
Shall snIle in soft beauty again.
She stepped to a reb that extended on high,
And touched IL with magical craft;
The gathering vapors grew thick in the sky,
And poured out a copious draught-
She again touched the rod, and the sun from
his path
Looked down with exhiierant ray;
All nature rejoiced in the life giving bath,
And mountain and meadow were gay.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-28

Ny companion explained that a scienc,
progressed,
Man ruled upon earth and in air;
That storms were forbidden-thc SEA kept at
rest,
And seasons were fruitful and fair;
That flowers and animals tar away rea I,
Were acclimated here and grew wild;
And motor much stronger than steam had
appeared,
Yet cheap, economic and mid
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-28

J. r. RIcHARDs.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-28
a CENTURY HENCE.
Read by ". NJ. Paxton Before the
Literary society Of Platte CITY, NO.


Could we but look down the long vista OF ages
And see all the changes of time
Or draw from Isaiah's mysterious pages
A key to his visions sublime
We would gaze on the picture with pride and
delight,
And all Its magnifcence trace
Give honor to man for his genius and might
And praises to God for his grace.
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Tue SEVEN sLEEPERs.

TIE SEVEN sLEEPERs.
We have all read the my thical story of cd
How seven youthful sieepers Withdrew
10 cavern Tor safety, where, weary and
cold,
They slept whole century through,
How they rose 10 return TO their old habita-
tion,
Bot knew not the place, twas so changed.
Their kindred were dead, and the new gener-
alton
Declared that the youths were derang,d.
THE TRANCE.
And i, too, have passed a long century S
space,
Like the sleepers, know not the land,
l seek for my home, aud at length md the
place,
But all is so strange and so grand!
Our cottage thst stood on The hill Is no more,
manson now covers the ground;
pass mp the yard l stop at the door;
But hone To receive Inc is found.
THE GARDEN.
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CEFAsHfCNABL CARDS no two
~ alike, with name, loc. - scroll win
name loc. poSt-Taid- Agents Outnt. Ipc-
GEO. l.. REED Il Co, Nassau, " \.
octlSWlyr
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PROGRESS

Behold, What astonishing progress appears
In literature, science ana wealth
Within the last limit of one hundred years
OF energy virtue and health.
And now le; US view the bright g.ories this
land,
In the next hundred years shall possess,
When religion and science, with Industry
hand,
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In deep meditation wandered alone,
And lifted my gaze to the sky,
And 10! in the heavens bright object shone,
Approaching from regions on high.
As an angel II novered, then dropped by my
side.
"who are you ?" asked, and retreated.
She folded her p:nions, and gently replied:
lOur hostess; come in aud b. sealed.-
MY GREAT GRASD-DAUGHTER.
No words can express my surprise when /
learned
This lady possessed my own name;
And she told ME Id hear, when her husband
returned,
He, too, relationship would claim;
That by different lines they their lineage
traced,
Through four generations, from me;
That my Portrait the walls Of the gallery
graced,
Where ali OF my race could see.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE DAGUERREAN ART.
We turned to the hall and my likeness S.
lected,
Mid pictures enchantingly bright;
And i learned that photography now was
perfected,
And coiors were pain ted by light.
These pictures surpassed III their scope and
design,
The paintings of masters of art:
Their co.ors were such as no hand could coni-
bine'
And nature alone could impaTt.
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We walked through the nutmeg AMI c!nna-
anon bowers.
By statues and beautiful Fountains,
Md fern, vine and llantain, and tropical
flowers,
tains;
We saw birds of rich p!umage from Borneos
isle
And the humming bird brought froin Bra
zil;
While songsters from Europe, the Ganges and
Nile,
Glad natures rich orchestra fiji.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-01
Sale of Valuable Real Estate
James W. Paxton, Ell al

James W. Paxton, ct all
VS.. In chaQceIV
John Fitzpatrick, ct ais.
In pursuance of a decree OF the Muuicl.
pal Court Of Wheeling, made and entered
In tue above entitled cause on the is, d.,,
OF September, 4. ID. 1877, Will, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY l6.IS7s.
AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ, al the front door OF the
Court House OF ohio county, sell AZ pul.ir
auction, the following dtScil"rd property.
that is 10 say: The north part OF 10 nun,,
bered ninety mine (99J, on The eastern ,l,,
OF Market street In the city OF Mhr,luy
IN Washington district IN SAID county. I'M.
Guided IN the following DoundrIpS: Begin
ming AT ne northwest corner OF The MIC,
OF ground conveyed 10 Margaret r.. Porter
by Joshua Burnley and others BY a dr,d
dated January 81, 1874; thence east along
the north line OF the said MaT-arrl r
FOrter's property one hundred anu twenty
O20) teet, more or less, 10 the east me OF
said lot niuety-nine: thence north along
The east line o. said lot thirty NIX ts,I
more or less, u the northu - corner %,
the said lot; thence weSI HIouE the north
line OF the said lot one hundred anu TWEEN.
" Q2Jl feet 10 Market street; thence SpUln
along the east line OF Market street thirty.
six (3ji feet, mere or less, 10 the p.ac. OF
beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thirL OF the uur.
chase money, or as much more ~ the pug.
chaser may elect, cash Ia hand un tuv day
OF SAFE, and the remainder IL Two tpuHl
insJalint ptS, payable III SIX ana twelve
months respectively from the day ol sale,
with interest irOu, that day, the deferred
ins.alme.ts 10 be secured by the pur-
chaser bonds with good person A. security
HENRY NJ. ri SELL,
declSi special Commissioner.
W. II. HALLER, AuctioneoT.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
rrHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Belmont Nail
Works. will be held at the office OF the
Com pany on Tuesday, January 10, 1873, at
Q O'clock +. NJ, for the election OF a Boara
j. ID. DUBOIS,
ian1oaws Vice President.
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FOR RENT.

ONE FINE BRICK DWELLING. NINE
~ rooms, with all modern Improve 40.
m'nts, water closet and bath tubs; 40
large lot; located No. ~ =. Penn 81, 49,
now occupied by W. II. Caldwell, ksq.
Posses ion April list.
one two ana halt story brick house
with ,lgul rooms and stDr- room; gas aUd
water; all IN good repair: NJ. 80 Figh-
teeuth street; Will Dc rented very low.
Pos, ossion April lst.
Two one story fame houses on Eleventh
street, Suit.tb.c for Offices or DWELLING.
Possession April ist. Apply 20
A. NJ. ADAMS.
dec-6 l2L1 Market street.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE UNDEESIGRED HAvISG BEEN
i appointed Executors of the last will
ana tstiment o. William HukIif, VI. d.,
deceaSsd. and duly qualified a. .ach. and
given bond In the County Court OF Ohio
souuy, West Virginia, notice - herskY
given 10 all perSOn> having claims syaInsI
the estate Of william HukiII, NJ. ID. dec,d.
70 pres+bt me same, duly authenticated,
10 tnennders. gneG executors tor payrnent
a9d al persons knowing thrInseiyes in.
d1btec ~ said estate. 10 make iInmediat.
payment thereof 30 said execution.
MARTIN HUKiLL.
JAMES HUKILL,
r, v Executors.
J. y 7" RIGHT, Attorney. deI5
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FOR Rem T..

U,HE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE ON
Twelfth street, No. 80, now in the nc'
cupancy OF Mr.. John 7. Lakln as me. :
chant tailoring establishment, and has
thus been occupied the last eight years.
1t has plate glass front, is well lighted,
has gas and water fixtures, and is in every
way a most desirable location for cloth
Ter or other retail business. Possession
LIST April. Apply TO VIM. PAXTON,
de3la 1917 Chapline Street
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Go ON Express Without Waiting,

nor PARKERSBURG, POMEROY CAL
L lipoliS. Huntington, Ports -sII
mouth and Cincinnati. rxn4-1-4E
The commodious and swift passenger
steamer EXPRESS, \. b. Booth, Master,
NJ. +. Noll, Clerk. will leave Tor the above
this day, Tuesday, January the LIST, al
7 o'clock A. NJ. promptly. state, ooms can
be secured at boat store or the old reli Die
wharf boat, where freight Will be received
until hour OF departure by
decSr Z. II. BOOTH d son, Agents.
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Stockholders Meeting.

OFFICE OF WHEELING I
STOCK YARD COMPANY
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
oftne " heeling stock Yard Company will
be held at the Office o. the Company, on
Thursday. January 3, 1878, for the elect on
OF a Board OF Directors TO serve for the en-
suing year, and the transaction OF other
business, at 8 O'Clock p. NJ.
VIM. BAYHA, Sec'y.
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A GOOD CHANCE.

OFFER FOR SALE ALL THE FIN.
i lures, Furniture and appurtanC e. OF The
Old Home Hotel, on Market Square, a.
desire TO retire from business AT present,
Everything II in good repair aud the busl-
ness is prosperous. This is a good chance
10 the right man.
GEORGE SCHWARZHBACR,
decs9h Iroprist0r.
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5uSINESs NOTICES.
Stockholders hieetiDn

V'HE ANNUAL NETTING OF THE
L Stockholds r. Ofthe Wheeling and Elm
OioVe ia j oad company, for the election
OF Directors. IN bg held Al the ON &c ui
tue company on Thurs ay, the "a iay of
January, l-1s, between the hours ofs Al
and =. N. KltHAhD SAVAGE.
deem -.cr.tary
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Stockholders haeetinq.
OFFICE OF WrFELI,

OFfICE OF WHEELING
AID BELMONT BRIDGE ,OsPASY,
WHEELING, w. VA, ID q. n, fs77.
The annual meeting 81 tie Stockholdefs
pUDy. will be- held al the Gffjce ri The
Ompany, on Monday, the 18th day of ian.
uaTy, I-i-, between the hour OIL and az
O'Clock p. N, tor The Election OF Min.
Managers To serve dun x he ensuing year
dsc3il 3 La HrDS, -echy,
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The Board of Directors OF the above
named company have decia dlvldena
Of ten IOl per cent on the capital sto Il OF
the company. out of the earnings Tor the
past nine months, payable on or afttr the
18TH day OF January, 1873. TO the stock
holders, at the office OF Schenck AOeckIer
iAlr w VI. IVA ia, Sec y.
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FOR RENT.
FOR Rent.

TWO BRAN NEW BRICK HUU p .-A
on iurE ana Nirgiula SIS Island ssx
They are III avery q, STR BE l,ci'iuu. --HA-
Have al uudcrn mpgovemrulS, luc.ud.
In as, BATH rooms &c. Terms moderate.
FuIJheT HfuTmatIUn can he had AT the
CAI4iAL DlNlNG ROOMS,
deCH ii5J Market ~tr,I,
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FOR RENT OR SALE

U,HE UNDEES IGNED OFFERS A..
i Tor rent the huc business stand 80
at the northwest cor or Of Mrket ~A-
Square ana Market alley. tn" house l.
cw, large ana has NIL the modern i'm
proycmeuts and well suited Tor either a
hotel or store. II rot rented as "A hole /
Will rent the saloon separately; or II de.
sired, viii sell the property. Possession
given as any time. j. FkINLER.
h.n,LII Nllh
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Ed.

DUNEAR-At Cincinnati, o., December
y, 1877, at A. NJ, in the .4th year of her
age. LILY SOPHIA, youngest daus inter- OF
Isabelle and the late Daniel dunbar.
Funeral from the residence OF Mrs. Ann
Crymble, Eighth street, this city, on Tues
day, January LIST, at 10 A. M. Friends OF the
family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Interment at Green wood cemetery.
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ELECTION kOTIOE

NATIOSAL BANK oF WEST yfR-
~ ginia. at Wheeling.
The annual meeting Of the stock holder.
oi ihis fank and Election OF Directors
wiz be held at the banking house on
TUESDAY January 8, 1873, between the
hours Of ] and IP.
desi JOHN WAGNER, Cashier,
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FOR RENT.

'nHE OLD HO ~ HUJ ~, on la
4 east side o: Market Squsrc, al ~
present occupied Jy George rchwarZ -~-A-
bach. THIS Is an old and Opu!ar business
stand. PO session given april list. FOR
pa tlculars apply To GEORGE HOOK,
deC-7h yB7 Market street
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CAPITAL PRIZE. $50. 900.

so Prices, amounting to.............. Silt, 400
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all prominent points. To whom
liberallp remuuerative compensation will
be paid,
orders TO VI. 4. DAUPHIS,
Z. O. Box 6S2, New OIlean., La.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment of Generals q I. SeauregsTd and
Jubal \. Early. Capital Prize 100000.
whole Tickets $40. decl5e WSgsa
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FOR RENT.

DOOMS IN THE NEW WASHINGTON
Ii Hall building will be for rent by Janu-
AIRY ISL. Persons desiring God business
room in good location, on reasonable
terms, can get Information from
i. n. WILLIAMS. Sec'v.
uecoh Al franklin ins Office,
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4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
~ Fortune. LIST Grand Distribution, 1873.
At New Orleans. Tuesday, Jan uary 18th
louisiana state Lottery company.
This Institution was regu arly incOrpor
ated by the Legislature of the ate for
Educational and Charitable purposes, in
IL has since added a reserved Iuud OF $751;
900, Its Grand single Number Disiri-
buttons will take place monthly. 1t never
scales or postpones. Look al the follow
ing scheme:
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FOR RENT.

| ARfE, COMFORTABLY DWELL -
IL ing house on Thirteenth street u
W. V. HOGE, & BRO, 1909 Market -E-h
street. y.csb
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The Colonnade Hotel, PhIlsdelphly,,
Pa, sustained It's well-merited rcputs'
ton and, if possible, earned greater with
its patrons, during the "Centennis! Exhi'
biuon.'
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BILLIARD ROOM FOR SALE,

T OFFER MY BILLIARD ROOM. tn.
i gether with all the
TABLES, BILLIARD BALLS, CASES
FIXTURES, &c,
md four years lease on the room. al n
very low price, as | desire 10 leave tne
State.Flt Is the only billiard room In the
city and centrally located.
dec2lra J. II. SkVERING.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-01
FOR RENT,

'rHE OPERA HOUSE STORE5 -
i and bar room tor rent AT reason 20
aDie terms. Possession ri ven immo- -L-
d!a'ely. Apply 1T the Office al the Ger.
man Fire Insurance com .Hny OF Wheel
ing. der.IL