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To Advertisers.

Advertisers are requested to send in their an
noun cements as early in the day possible, and in
all ore IL O'Clock NJ. The insertion in the
same day issue of those reaching the Office after
that hour cannot be assured.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

THEAP LOT SHOES
~ JUST RECEIVED. Qm1
worth double, - ~
wIrIh double. 0''
Ladies Serge Polish, III 2. &c. warth IL.
ladies' Serge Polish z, 6Oc worth al
Ghlldren s School Shoes, 10. 5Oc.. worth TO-
Momen's Lasting Buskins, 90 and 50,
Boys School Shoes. S6c and 81
men 8 CONGRESS Caters, 81, worth u IS.
Elner Goods as cheap in Proportion
Ae-Pair Justh's Heel Protectors given in nj
j. w. SELBY's
19I4-19I6 Pennsylvania ace.
myO-u between 18th and 10Th sts
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II. GEORGES,
u CITIZENS. MILITARY AND NAVAL BOOT
sHOE AND CATER MASUFACTURER
SIIS Pennsylvania dprnue.
"A perfect nj, combining once ease and
comfort IN all cases g Iaranteed. Will CALI II
AT houses and take measures, IL requestedv
Dy postal cardor letter. A fine selection OF -
ladies' ana gentlemen s Goods OF my own manufac-
ture aud f superior quality, on hand suitable for
summer wear, and at reasonable prices New
cores inserted in old CATERS by patent stitching
short notice. 5vIJTy
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y blstoHian, by Abdalah, by Mambrino,
~ imp. Messenger, dam by Dehance, byxA
imp. Messenger, Or. dam Trempers, Bel.
io Snf nH imp; Belfounder, limited, At $50.
stake 81 Hartford; time, 2:44 2:46, Ar Nv Toss
emerson, winner Of the great 80, 0Co Stanton
SX Hamb S11nalo, by Toronto Chief, dam Watress
SEORGE PEABODY, at $40.
Olner Information obtained from the ovrax ..
l4O2 Pennsy lyAnia avenue or from fhs sssSna, -
,loo street, opp. Joyce's carriage fsctorX
ePso-Am IL. ORUlT
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M Ah'ELLoUs
BARG4INSy
TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES
TIES, LOW-BUTTON, VI
SLIPPERS, with Box and Opera Toe, -
French and Low Heel, for Ladies. Misses ana
Children, from Is cts. to $25o.
LADIES CATERS, IS cts. to IS.
CHILDs' SHOES, 10 cts. to %.
WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES
GENTS TIES, CATERS AND sLIPPERs,
firm so cts. to 50.
BUCKSKlN AND KID CATERS,
To Order.
LASTING AND BASE BALL SHOES.
LOUIS HEILBRUN,
4o2 SEVENTH STREET.
SIGN of "1hat Old Woman of Msse.n
my13 tr
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~ specialist In the city. He guarantees perms-
nent and speedy cure In the shortest time pOssibe
OF all Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases, Abandoned
and il-treated cases . specially. A thorough cure
or NO charge. Separate consulting rooms eos ii
suoot horln~est. nov1-1y
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1t is the grave yards of the Chinese which
prevent them from providing adequate means
of transportation from one section of the coun-
Try to another. The construction of railroads
would disturb the bones OF their ancestors. 1t
now happens that lack of means of transport
ing food causes famine which is re popping
the grave yards. The fifteen million Cnina-
men who are now starving may, therefore, be
said in certain sense to be dying of excess OF
reverence, strange complaint nowadays.
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Edison is hard at work on an apparatus for
the deaf, and feels sure tina it will be per-
fected within six months. His own hardness
OF hearing will no doubt stimulate his inven-
tive faculties in this direction and will en- sbie
him to test the capacities of his artificial ear
at each stage of its devtlOpn mt. H. his
already devised an apparatus, a sort of i'm
proved ear trumpet, which he uses when IA
goes 10 the theater, but it may be safely as
Sumed that The promised invention will be
something novel. Nothing seems inn DsSibe
to the undaunted liS0n. Tne Burlington
H1pkeye, in bitterness of soul called for sOma
arrangement by which the cry of an infant
would cause the cradle to rock and iiSOn,
equal to the emergency, suggests a plan of
hand. The cries of the child are receive in
telephone, which operates through battery
and magnets on lever, which rocks the
cradle. A slight cutlery on the part of the
baby causes gentle motion of the era lie a
roar sets the cradle in violent gi.ltion whel
The baby is SOOthed and the violence of its
remarks diminiShes, in exact prop ;tion tn,
motion of the cradle becomes less perceptible,
md ceases entirely, when the baby stops
.'Tying and goes TO sleep. This will be an
Invaluable invention for sleepy parents on
cold nights. If Edison goes on in this way
revolution in domestic science may be ex-
pected
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BOARDING.

RoARDING..Nicely Furnished PARL0Rs
~ q SjhAMBERS GA the first, second and IN nd
on :, MN MI ,BoARD IN the most desirable 10 a
franklin Row. Refe e ices exchanged. m21-st.'
GUNNER BOARD.-Board for tie summer 60
w. 81 nad az the ;, Highlands, eve miles from
rnIroad stop ally each way at the station ON the
place: large rooms and goods board at fair prices;
the place TO Mrs. K. HERBERT m1sS-a
FoIR ADULTS CAN SECURE COUNTRY
~ BOARD. on the q. 4 o. X. U 10 miles from
washington: house minutes walk from Stattop.
clean, cool rooms and hrst-cla,S Table, use OF ha n
CoMF SS RGTsrTis sSsr o Fst particular. nsir
GUNNER BOARD n THE MOUNTAINS
- large airy Rooms; splendid shade: good fare:
Two hours travel from Washington via MetropoI-
L, WELDON, Petersvilie, Frsder ri &c caSn nv
Nd. myIs-2S.
MRS. z. +. DEALE WILL RENT FROM
Place Hands me Sui Of Psriors, Large TbirIt
story Rooms. \. and ;. Dire sing Rooms; hot az
suit $40 Is SIS per MONTH p pa.T SIS
10, LOT Two. Also q W desirable Rooms at No sOt
Rai i st. from $50 10 se5 per month, including
GUNNER BOARDEhS WILL FIND PI,FAs-
- ant accommodation, at moderate rates by the
BB e4TIGe Day mail received Address Boz 10,
I(oARD CHEAP AT MORAY FARM, B,iIey's
SON W Roa9S, va: Address MIS- L. BAILEY a
s0N, asnlhston, DC. my14 2S'
SINMtR BOARp-Falls Church, near n u
- Sta'lon. 70 acres, shaded with fruit and other
frees, rooms large and elegant, with milk and a
ounlipl table, and everything necessary 10 M AXE
meme peasant for parents and children, Address
A. b. NoDlNE. or visit the place. myIO 2ws
COUNTRY BOARD, two and one-haIf mile,
" west OF Winchester. Terms moderate good
tahe, daily mails, &c, SC. Address DIR J1HN
LNf ION, winchester, Fred'k CO., Va. ma -lms
pERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND nav
\ boAhhEhS at summer prices. 7O5 18th at
formerly Of Baltimore. myI1m.'
GUNNER BOARDERS WILL RE TAKEN :,
- farm House on an eminenCe half mile above
anu overlooking the town of Berryyie Clarke
oOddnty, lfglnla and commanding magnificent
ana extensive view OF the surrounding country ana
me blne Ridge mountains. Large, newly -nanersd
rooms, shady yard and oak grove in rear on h5usa
preferences given and required Address RoT N
berryNllie' Clarke County,Na myl-Im
pleasantly SITUATED FTTRNISUFn
4 hooMS. with hrSt-class TABLE BOARD IN
a PIINate family where apprecistive parties can
al 916 9Th st. anSo 1ms'
TNRENONT HOUsE.-Persons DESTROYS NJ oh
= talBlng good BOARD and ROOM AT a r.duc.t
rate should call before making arrangementS sISs
Nnere. Board and Room for gent and wife xSOt 10
sU per month; single rooms. S25 10 $50 Dar m.nth
ana % 10 $lO per week. Table Board $50 per month
anu 90 pei week. sp26-lm
NEW YORK AVENUE HOTEL.
An Cor. FsD York ace and ILthsf
Gentlemen with their families can hnd n, tbt.
mouse the surroundings OF pleasant home with
lne convenlences OF a well conducted hotel
nDefal arrangement will be made with persons
marl1-sm JOHN b. SCOTT, Proprietor.
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ENOR SALE.
i By THOS. J. BROWN. ls, LeDroit Bldg.
3 handsome new b.h., mr.. 9th, r., mod imps !;
small cash payment, with long time and low
8 neat new b. h., 9th st. n. W., each 81 Ooo
3 new o. a.; rs, m l.. 18th st. u. W., each 2 500
III On. l St...... lOO r. b.h.. 9th ST.. 2, 500
I. o.. dOth st.. IlO 6r. h., 9Th st.... 2, 400
r. D. h.. 10th ST. 3, 900 6r. b. b. St., 2 600
Ir H. l. ay.... 8. 600 8 r. h.. 3 st. NV. 800
b. a.. !. 500 IT. 9Th. 900 Lot 25X9O ST. 4Oc
7r. b. n, 18th ST.. 2, $50 Lot RI, av. mr..
m! 11-tr 14th ST.. 49,:
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TRAINING SCHOOL

This School will be ope led on THURSDAY,
May %. 1873 at the rooms of the Training School,
Labor Exchange 904 PennSy lvauia avenue, when
DIR. 7. L. KEENE will commence a course OF
Lectures on Hygiene to the pupils of the School at
Sp. m.
The following Physicians have consented to de-
liver courses OF Lectures the Ibioined branches
Of education:
EygIene-Dr T. p KEENE.
Anatomy-Dr j. l.. BEALE.
PLY siongy-Dr. WIN. LIE
Dietetics and Medicines-pr. ID; W. PEENTIss.
Ohste riral NurSing-Dr. Jos T. Jon >SON.
Surgical Nursing-Dr. X. REYBURN.
Medical NurSing-Dr. L. j. MURPHY.
Infant n ursing-
These Lectures are free to members or upon
payment OF admission fee o; SIS.
THOMAS ANTISELL, President.
=. j. NJ URPHY. Secretary. my21 St
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issue on the LIST and 18th OF each month bull
etn OF all property for sale and rent on my books
which can be had on application at my OH e. or
will be sent by mail if desired.
Auction Sales
On SATURDAY, May 18th, at p m, No. 1911
9Th 81. NV.
Looms
&C. 600; 81, 900, $500. $3.50, at sper cent.
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE,

M e" YORK SHOE STORE,
~ sos Pennsylvania avenue.
YOU ARE 1NVI1 ED TO tXAMINE -
THESE GOODS. 49,
They Are the Best in the Cit for the PFLce.
Ladies Check-tOp b uttOn Boots ............S %
Ladies' Fine Kid Button, worked hucs...... 2 B
Ladies' Kid Goat or Foxed Button 81 rs 10 3 90
adleS' Newport Button INSTRUMENTATION. l %
Ladies' Newport Ties .75c. to 81 70
Ladies' Kid ParlOr slippers to 81 IS
Ladies' FOxed Laced. 90c. to 81 rs
Ladies' Lasting Button .............S1 so to 2 90
Ladies' b st French Kid Button. so
Gents Low-quarters, (sOld). 90
Gents LOw-quarters .................Sl 80 70 90
Gents Hand Stitched Congress ..............3 90
Gents Congress and Buckle. .........N 25 to 2 30
Misses and Children Shoes, ali Sty,us
Boys and Youths, very cheap
A thousand other styles and III axes.
No Branch Store One Price OnEy.
my21-4t GEORGE MCCARTHY.
lDEPORT OE THE CONDITION
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OiSiTIcI ~ tpthHOtU. SIS:
l, GEORGE II. b. WHITE, Ca sher of the
aLove-named bank, do SOlemnly swear that TN.
above statement is true to the best of my knowl-
edge and belief.
GEO. II. b. WHITE Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 17lh day
of May, 1878.
CCRRECT-ATTEST:
j. W. THOMPSON
VIM THOMPSON. D,.
JAMES FITCH DlfectorS.
1t NATH'L WILSON
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Average strorN Daily Circulation 0rer
17,6OO-beino q mach larger bona fde,
regular and permanent circulation than
that Of all the other daily pagers n the
city added together.
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GREAT REDUCTIONS IN FLOUR, &C

q barrel Deener 4 Cissell's Fancy Family F our,
81 Is; = barrel Great Swiss Process Flour. 50;
Ceres patent process Flour, So Is: GOOD EZRA
Flour barrel. 81 so; barrel q ood our 81. 25
Fresh g. aham Flour cents per pound and $1.75
per a barrel. Duryea's Satin Gloss Starch,
pound wooden boxes, 80 cents. Port Grape Wine.
per gallon, 81. %. California An iy. b arkberry
Wine (pure luice) and Holland G in. each 70 cents
per bottle. N B--As We sell for cash. we have no
bad debts to make up on cash buyers.
@. 8. O'HARE b SON.
my21-tr 1913 Sth st. n.tc.. bet. NJ and ".
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MEDICAL, &c.

S5O REWARD IF DR. BROTHERS FAILS no
ties and DISTINCTIONS: 80 years experience. Once
BUG st. s.w opposite Smithsonian. mys-2w.
nR; LEON, The Oldest Established and only
II Reliable Ladies' Physician In the CITY, can be
consulted every Tuesday, "Wednesday and Satur.
cay at no; $50 St. NV, from 1 TO O'Clock.
Residence, Monroe ST., Baltimore. novl4-iy
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr. ROBERTSON can be
~ consulted every W ednesday and Saturday at his
Ofce, s2l St, between 9th and 10Th, from 8 to 8
Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal w eaF.
ness Nervous Debility, Impotency, Premature De-
cay, Nervous Trembling, Palpitation Of the Heart,
Pimness OF Sight or Giddiness, Indigestion. &C.,
I1snhood: and early indiseretions. Gonorrhsa,
native Of Baltimore with u years s1perence in
OF this city, visits Washington every WEDNESDAY
and saturday. Persons In need Of medical treat
ment for any OF the above diseases, will find &c TO
their interest to call upon him, who win Insure
honorable and scientific treatment, and a cnre
guaranteed In every case he undertakes. win refer
bis patrons to any OF the leading physicians of Raj
timore, and show letters Of testimonials from the
same. Call or address as above, or to l8 South
Eutaw street, Baltimore. maT2O~IV
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HANDeOME DRESS COATS and yFsTs a.
NV A. sTRAUs,,
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a D l. . g 7
"A MADAME ROSS.
This celebrated Lady AstrolOgist and Healing
Medium can be consulted at No. 2Ol ID ST., corner
Of ID NV. She has no superior in delineating the
Past, Present and Future. In love or business her
advice Is invaluable, describing your friends point
ing ont your enemies, ana Informing you Of the
sure way to success in all UNDERTAKINGS. ConsutA-
ton strictly confidential. Ladies, 81; gentlemen,
t1.bO. nov24-1v
MADAME COSTELLO, Discipleo of NJ lie Lenor-
Nl mand, Paris, the greatest Planet Reader ever
In America can be consulted at her house, No. 22z
u st. NV. T street cars pass the door. Madame
Costello Will leave for the Paris Exposition June
ISL sep17-1y
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SO. 500. ssh ST

- No. GIG Il street n.,c.,
NEAR THE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD DEPOT, 7zzz7
Have for sale a few more OF those ceIe-
bTatPd
ICE KING REFRIGERATORS
at less than half the manu- farturers' prices.
my2l-1m POST
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"ANTED-By a Lady, who is lonely, the
w QUAINTANCE of a gentlem IN OF re-
fl emeDt v no will take her out driving Give fun
name. and address to X, Star Office my2l 81
IF THE PERSON who stole a larg, Leather
i Nalise from a passenger car of b. & O.. Road
Which arrived here at 9:15 pm. fro n BaItim ire
Saturday. will send by mail book and papers in IL
TOD. K. YOUNG, II Park avenue, Chicago, H.
no questions will be asked about 9th At uh ngS. l.
CARD.
~ II is my desire to settle a | business transac-
lions before leaving the city, and tho-e who have,
bills or claims against me will please prese IT
them or before Ine 5'h, 1873 also hoo thu "
whu in debt to me will come for ari a i'd IN Ike
some arrangement t. pay their indebted less
GEO. A. AaMFS, U.S.A..
my21 81 No. ia 10Th street u ar.
NpTlt Z TO THE PUBLiC.-I hereby fore
~ warn everybody from truSting any one on m
account as will pay no debts except such as are
contracted by me In person.
my Is 81 JOHN j, b. LERCH
TNHIS IS TO NOTIFY ALL CONCERNED
i that FRANK ISEMAN has executed tn the
undersigned, as Trustee. a convey ancs Of all his
property Of every kind for the benefit OF ere iitors
MI debts due AND owing him are payable to the
undersign as Trustee, at his place OF business
and all creditors are duly notified to file their
claims.
MICHAEL COAKLEY, Trustee,
Corner Calvert aud German sts.,
may18-6t' Baltimore, Nd.
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION
IL OF THE
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK
AT WASHINGTON, DC,
At the Close of Business, My 1st, 1873
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUNDING BONDS. The owner will prove
- property, pay charges, &c. No All IA h ST.
between ID and < SITS. NV my2I 3f.'
/ OST-On 21St. while going around Belt Lime
IL LOWER PART of gold EARRING with
pear set. The finder will be rewarded il returned
to GIL L Sc. NV.
I CSr- COLD EYE GLASSES Saturday even
- ing. OF IN street, bet~ cen st. AA@
and corner 9th and U SITS. n. w. Return 'D~
10 1431 9Th st. N. W. and receive ;eward II.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-02

a timely dose OF Schcu"k's Mandrake
rlIls is sure to prevent AZ attack Oh
Uiliousncss, when q short neglect OF the
warning symptoms may develope a serl-
Gus case of fever, either bilious, intermlt-
tent or typhoid.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills remove all
causes OF biliOusness, promptly start the
secretions Of the liver, and give healthy
tone 10 the entire system. II is no ordl-
nary discovery in medical science TO have
found harmless cure for this stubborn
complaint, which accOmplishes all the re-
suits heretofore producet by free use OF
calomel, mineral justly dreaded by man
kind, and acknowledged TO be destructive
in the extreme to the human system
That the properties of certain vegetables
comprise all the virtues OF calOmel with
out its injurious qualities, i now an ad-
United fact, rendered indisputable by
scientific tests. Those who use the Man
drake Pills will be fully satisfied that the
best medicines are those provided by
the fields.
These Pills open the bowels and correct
all bilious arrangements without saliva
ton or any OF the injurious effects OF
calOmel or other pOisOns. The secretion
OF bile is regulated as VIII be seen by the
altered color OF the stools, the disappear
auce OF the sallow complexion and the
cleansing OF the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany
each box OF pills. Prepared only by J. h.
SChCnck d Son. at their principal Office,
cor. Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia
Price - cents per box.
For sale by all druggists and dealers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-02
CALL YOU THAT TEMPERANCE?
a Bright DUNG Lady After "a SUNDAY
Editor with "a sharp Steel Pen.

[ correspondence OF the Register.
WHEELING, April l.
On pordsiug the Sunday Leader of
| MARCIA 3lst, noticed question asked
regarding the good of the Murphy TEN.
persnce cause, which Mr.. johnson has
tried 20 answer, but think he hiss fsiled
, in his effort. Knowing that ell in favor
| of the Murphy cause are free to express
their opinion through the daily papers,
as well as the Cppusers o. tho cause, |
take this opportunity of trying To con-
vince the editor OF the Sunday Lsader
| that his points were weak in all
respects on said theme. In the first
| place be writes: "The temperance move
ment does harm in seeking to deprive
man of the freedom in which he was
created" Now, will ask the editor, is
it the freedom, in which God created
man, TO be q drunksrd or a sober man?
Again, he says: "Because mar cesses to
drink solely because he has pledged NM
self not to, and for fear of the scOrn OF
his friends he saves his physical frame
there is no credit in it," In looking at
the different lives of both the sober man
and the drankard, l claim there is credit
in beng temperate, no matter IN VIVA.
manner or under what circumstances,
whether 1t be the Murphy movement
or any other temperance cause.
Another clause is that the murphy
man is lettered by what others might
say Of him, which is mighty poor kind
OF morality" Let me ask the editor
which is the poorest kind Of morality?
For man to be fettered by intemper-
ance, which brings him to the lowest
depths OF degradation, not only himself
buJ even his family must stand the
tauuts aud insults which others choose to
give them, or to be fettered by the Muir
ply pledge, which brings happiness.
peace and prosperity TO any family. l
will venture to assert that any youth,
never having tasted the intoxicating
beverage, vii, never do so after
having attended the temperance
meetings ana listened TO .he sad exper-
fence OF more than half the lecturers,
given in manner not boastful bu! seek
ing the good Of all. Again the editor
claims There is . constant and power
ful temptation 10 man who has pledged
himself not 20 drink. it Is forbidden
fruit Tor which be constantly longs" etc.
In answer will just say it shows ones
mg1Encss when hg can resist the tempta-
tiOns of strong dcIGk in any manner. Ia
regard to the good the Murphy cause
has done, we do not need the Leader to
piaca j. before US, as our own homes are
sGtHcien! proof In respect TO the ON
temperance of eating roast beef and
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Cleveland O. Pittsburgh r. R.


ARRIVE.
Auiance........ lII5AM 5.g0P. NJ. ...............
Raven ua.....,.. II ~ 5.Jh .................
HuIson,......- l2:aUP.M 6:2l .................
Cleygl&ud,,...... l:ij " so " .................
ARRIVE.
Fl. NuvuC...... - 90 2'T Az ....... .........
EhiCggO.-......... G:}UA.H 3 800 " ...............
SteuUenviIe accommodation leaves
Beilalre at4:4OP.H. Bridgeport at 4;5j, and
arrives at SteUUeuylIIe at t:l5 J.. n.
Leaves Steuhcrville at 7:iJ q. H., arrive
at Bridgeport az S 80 a. m.
Special Accommodation trains leave
8eilaige a 20 n. m, and l-:i5 p. M;
Bridgeport g:4J "a. M and 20 p. il arrive
Al Martins Ferry at $50 n. m. and I:lU =.
N. Returning leave Martins Ferry al
II 20 a. m, and 1880 p. M; Bridgeport ii 80
4. m, and $40 p. M. arrive at EclIaiTe at
II 20 a. NJ, and 3 20 D. N.
Tickets to all principal points IN the
CAST and West can be procured at the
Union Ticket ONCE IN GcLure House, and
at the station at Bridgeport.
r. Il. MYERS,
mao General Passenger & Ticket Agent
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q : " ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED.

We will pay the highest.market price
Tor ali Of the following articles, or We Will
sell them for you on five t5J per cent COM
mission: Butter, theesa, Eggs, Poultry
Lard, TaIIow, Feathers, Potatoes, Apples,
Grain, Flour, Feed, Fur, Hides, Wool,
Peanuts, Broom corn. Dried Fruit, hay,
Hops, &c, sc. Liberal cash advances
made on large consignments OF staple
articles. Farmers, shippers ana dealers
in general merchandise should write FOL
Reference, Price Current and Stencil, &c.
When writing US state whether you wish
to ship on consignment or sell. II you
wish to sell name the article, amount OF
each, and your vry I0sre.t price tor same,
delivered F.. o. 3. free on board cars) at
your nearest shipping point. Also, if pos
Stole send sample by mali il too bnIky by
freight. Address,
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c~~---~s Of q Diseased Liver.
-aofrIer;b>2. increases on pres
c,-s. --~-...-rastEc DajnisiDtbcIeft
SIDE; tie PATIENT IS rarely able 70 lie
c~-ra '.r. SIDE sometimes the pain
is .-..--.. the slCULGcr-blaCc, and
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-02
yyELLSEURG LOCALS.

Clarence Jacob left on Saturday for
Charleston, W. Va, TO engage IN bust
ness at that place.
W. c. Barclay took his departure to-
day for shor. visit to his old home IN
kentucky.
Brgaias Cheek, WHO was driver OF the
WeiIsburg and Bethany mail hack, was
buried at Bethany on Saturday. Ills
disease was consumption.
The temperance enthusiasm is still
being kept up. The Rev. DR.. Grimes
Of Steubenv!lie is expected to speak on
Monday night. A Mr.. Kelly holds forth
on Tuesday night Jake Kemple and
others from Wheeling and the Wells
burg comet band are the attractions tor
Wednesday evening, and on Thursday
they
"Puu off their coats
and cast their votes
for Hntl-hcense men.
Dir, Geo. Mcconnell the young artiSt'
Ie't GA 'ne T. NJ I'Alu owe. 'ne l - Nv, "
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-02

ARMY and Navy officers make their
baa1ouarters at the Colonnsde Hotel
PbIladelphia. SO do leading business
mon from sections, while for families ana
iarge parties of travellers it also oilers
unequalled attractions,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-02

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