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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
The Government Counterfeit De-
IPrInr.

The April number of the Govern
ment Counterfeit Detector," edited by
John S, Dye, Of Philadelphia, Is one OF
the mott valuable little works that has
ever come 10 cur notice. 1t is the care
ful and thoughtful work OF a man who
is the Oldest counterfeit detector in the
country, having been in the business for
thirty years. The book does not merely
state the fact tina. the evil exists, but it
also tells you how to avoid this evil. 1t
contains complete list of the various
notes and CONS, both domestic and for
eigu, circulating in the United States,
that have been couuterfeited. 1t mInutely
describe both the genuine and false notes
and suggests method Of detecting the
LATTER, which is easily learned and simple
in lis workings. To bankers and m err
chants who have to handle large sums of
money daily, such s publication as this
is invaluable. 1t is issued monthly, gives
history OF all new spurious no!es or
coins, and obtains this information di.
reclly from the officials of the L. 5.
Treasury, of which it is the official
organ. The son of Mr.. J. S. Dye is in
the city soliciting subscribers to the De-
tector, and we think 1t well to heed what
he says.
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FOE SALE.

SMALL BRICK GROCERY STORE
= and troU" house ON Fol street, Op-
rp-i'~ fHe Female seminary.
rt-f ~I zoe ui iou street, below Twenty
tnIrl and twenty .i0u'th streets, frame
house. F. rooms go' q location, lot % by l25.
ON g.ap inr street, near HamiltOu'S
.rr1rv. one large new brick dwelling,
..- -u 1y 10; three frame houses on alley,
cheap.
E.rc.pu. on Twenty ninth street; easy
terms and cheap.
..gu ar.ct houses and lots on EOG street
a.ar II ruhToOE Is place.
one rur new brick dwelling, two story,
suruS ON Haiu between Iweniy-tnIrd
H.I iweD E"uuTju streets.
Du- frame house. / rooms, lot 20 by lSJ,
for 81 GRO. Caldwcil'S hun.
For sale OF exchange for real CStato-5
shares EaiiaiTe street railway stock. One
-1or" - hcDlug street railway stock.
For sale o. exchange for goo farming
..ud-rrick house aud lot on jacob street,
corner of Thirty soc nd.
For sale or exchange tor Western land
: lots in Jonustown. fulton county, New
YORK..
For sale-I fine lot, 80 by To-. on 8. York
street, wheeling Island terms very easy.
For s8lo-l brick and l frame house on
Fourteenth sweet.
For sale or remit large brick, S rooms,
location very desirable; gas and wafer;
N
FOR saIe or rent-BroCkhaTdS Market
street brewery aud brick dwelling. For
ur irguiTo al once.
For sale or exchange for city property
"a. "a Ia~gain-l -four and saw mill, new
am. .u GOOD TUug ing q der. This is q rare
chance for an industrious man.
For saIe---5 acres IN Randolph county,
West Virginia.
Eor sslp--U acres in Randolph county,
West virginia.
For salc-A Hue LITTLE farm OF so acres,
near pun Ees'ou. on tie r. K o. X. X
two frame EDuSe~,E story and hall STA
n. you g orchard, vineyard; only 5 ,6Ol
For sa'e--iD acres good farming land,
situate in harrison county, Iowa, be-
tween Council Bluffs and Lrgau, We'll
yya'ered and few miles rom railroad.
go acres Iowa land, Monroe and Wood
berry county.
G. a. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Real Estate A.erte, 1888 Market street
opera House Conner, second floor. mr3U
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A street Fight.

Yesterday James lively and Henry
Bushman quarrelled in front Of the Lin
derman House, on Water street, and not
being satisfied with quarrelling, they re-
sorted to blows, when officer James
Henry made his appearance, and with
the aid of by.stGDdec arrested the two
beIligerents and marched them of to the
lookup for hearing at the police court
this morning.
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ANJSEmES Is.
BURNETT COMPANY To SIaHT.


The iovisl AT Burnet. with mis- excel.
lent company will give one of their peer
less entertainments in Washington Hall
tonight. They sre so extraordinarily
well accredited by the press, both IN
Europe and in this country; their success
has been 50 great everywhere, that
crowded houses should rule here. The
entertainment Is pronounced by the New
York Sun TO be zone of the jOlliest, re-
fined and wonderful ever given In New
York Grace Green wood says IN q
letter to friend: "Burnett's i'm ersons-
tions are funny beyond description. HIS
transformations are wonderful. hope
you will 70! fail 10 see
and hear him. Miss Nash
Is pronounced by the Boston Herald
to be zone OF the most charming and YER
sstiIe actresses, and, at the same time,
one OF the finest readers that hiss ever
appeared before q Boston audience
Herr Guise, the. peerless German con.
iurer and magician, is pronounced by the
Der in Post, BIsmsrcks organ, 10 be "a
splendid entertainer" This ce!e-
brated troupe viii also give grand
family matinee tomorrow afternoon at 2
2. NJ, at which the original Punch and
Judy" brought by them from London,
England, will be produced. This repre-
sentatiOn includes eleven characters, and
is the only orIgin ma Punch and Judy ever
brought to this country. Besides this,
Mr.. Burnett and Miss Nash will give
some OF their foremost characters espec-
tally suited for q matinee. 1t will be a
grand bill.
Tickets for sill three performances are
now selling rapidly at Adams " Lucas.
BRYANT's MIHsTRELs.
This celebrated troupe, the minstrel
gem of America will be at the Opera
House on the 18th and 10th insts.
RIGNOLD.
Henry V, will be given by the Rig
mold Combination, comprising forty-two
performers, with scenery and a horse, on
Easter Monday and Tuesday the END
and 23rd.
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Rev, Father ScnlCicher.

Rev. Father SChleicher, Of the Church
of the Immaculate Conception, South
Wheeling, Is preparing to MAKE q visit
to his native land-Germany-where his
mother, nov nearly seventy years OF age,
resides. More than ten years have
elapsed since Father Schleicher came to
this country, and he fears if he does not
soon 90 back he Will be deprived OF the
pleasure of meeting MS mother again.
This intention of Mr.. Schleicher having
become known, few of his friends desir
Gus of An opportunity to show to him the
appreciation in which he Is held, not
only by them, but by the citizens geDer-
ally, are arranging for cOmpll-
mentary benefit, which will it is ex-
pected, take place at Convent Hall
on Easter Monday night. By request,
we withhold for the present the names OF
those who are expected to take part. II
is proper to remark that Father Schle-
cher is pastor in whom there centres
very much OF what goes to make q per-
feet msn. One of his great traits Is
charity. 1t is said that no deserving sp.
plication tor aid is ever turned unan-
swered from his door. We trust thst all
his good acts may be remembered, aud
that he may receive great ovation AID
benefit on the night OF the entertain
ment. We are glad to know that Mr.. S.
will return to our city after completing
his visit
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IRE CGURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the Dr.
ferenf judicial Bodies.
CnUNTY C0URT-JCD0E BOlD.

CUNT GU RI I I'VE ~ 49,
Joseph Webb vs.. John Cooper, Con
stable, certified By Squire Caldwell.
judgment for plaintiff for S32 20 snd
costs.
John Moore x Co. W. Williams Bros,
certified BY Squire Caldwell. judgment
for plaintiffs for $50 70 and costs
Z. Maux rs. Williams Bros certified
BY Squire Phillips. Judgment for plain
tii for SIS %.
ii. Gutmsn & Co. Us. 5. Leopold i
Bro, certified by Squire Caldwell.
Judgment Tor plsintihs for So 81 and
costs.
Adjourned until Q o'clock this morn
ing.
TO.DAT's TRIAL DOCKET.
Thomas Hughes " Co. vs.. John Given.
Steele, Tate Il Co. vs.. Parker Brothers.
MUNICIPAL coURT-JUDGE CRANNiER.
No business transacted in this Court
Yesterday, other than the signing Of the
minutes of the previous day.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This Court disposed of three cases yes
terdsy morning, with fines ranging from
81 to SO.
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neetinG OF MorkIngmen.

Invitations have been extended by the
committee Of the Trades Unions which
met a. the Nail City Boat Club House
on last Saturday afternoon, to sill the
organizations of workingmen in the city
to send 3 delegation to attend a meeting
to be held ct the same hall tomorrow
afternoon At two o'clock. Plans are now
beng perfected to have the question of
convict labor presented to the people
throughout the State. When all the pc
ti.ions shall have been signed and re-
ceived by the Executive Committee, they
will be laid before Governor Mathews
and the Board OF Public Works, and
these officers will be asked to use their
influence in behalf of the petitioners.
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Missing.

jacob Mosque LETT his home in this city
about three weeks ago for the Big Kan
swha, and has not been heard from since.
lie speaks the English and French Ian
guages, AID Is about feet S or 9 inches
nigh, slender build, has very light hair,
slightly poe marked, rather broad across
the shoulders and Is coal miner. Any
one knowing of his whereabouts will con
fer a favor by addressing Nora Mosque,
Wheeling, w. Va. State papers will
please copy this notice.
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Incnrrfng Tremendous RI,k.

They incur tremendous risk who 80.
iCurn or emlgrate 70 reside In districts
where malar!al disease is prevalent, with.
out medicinal means OF certifying their
systems against the periodic scourge. The
danger % bilious subjects, and to those
who lack bodily stamina, IS particularly
serious. A preventive and curative agent
Of known anti-maIariaI efficacy should
be frequently used and constantly kept
at hand by such persons; and on
none can they rely with such certainty Of
protection and aid as HOstetter's Stomach
B!tters. This grand specific roots out every
vestige OF the malarial poison from the
system, and endOws II with an amount OF
vital activity and Tepelling power that
nullifies the influence Of mlasma. IL also
prevents and remedies disorders OF the
stomach, bowels aud liver, which are par
ticularIy prevalent in malarious regions,
a nd IS an Incompatible general inyigor-
nj.
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Handsome NoyeIfIes.

l.. Sws5acker has just returned from
the Eas. with all the latest novelties.
The newest in Grass and Beaded Silk and
Worsted Fringes; the finest stock Of
Ladies and Children's Hosiery ever exhib-
tied in Wheeling; outside Collars and
Cuffs IN Irish Guipure, Torshon and Rus
STA Laces sad Linen; the latest in Ties
and Ruchings, Hsmburgs, French and
Colored EmbroideGies. Our celebrated
Kid Gloves in all fashionable Shades,
Liesle Gloves with lace and band tops,
and something quite new IN Feilings,
Combs and Parssols. A complete line.
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ATonsh Swallow.

Wednesday evening two year old
child OF Ellie Green, who owns farm in
Pleasant Valley, was playing with a
silver quarter OF dollar, when it put the
money in its mouth and by an accident
got the quarter caught in its throat. The
LITTLE fellow was brought into the city
shout IL o'clock the same night, and
taken to DR.. FrIs.eil's Office where that
gentleman dislodged the piece of money
by pushing it down the chiid's throat
This operation gave relief to the little
sufferer.
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LIVE STOCK.
New York.


NEW YORK, April A. Begves-Re-
ceiptslO0 head, making $500 for three
DAYS, against 1900 head for the same time
las. week. The market was slow at yes
terdsy's reduction. Eight car loads Of
Cherokee steers at IS 2j6S 62 per 100
pounds dressed weight; ordinary to extra
IS 5O@lO %.
Sheep-Receipts 1920 head, making
7,4OO Tor three days. against $500 for the
same time last week. Demand strong
market firm and active at fail prices; COM
mon TO extra unshorn sheep, js@Sci fair
to choice clipped 5s@5tc. Exporters
took two cars unshorn OHIO sheep, us
pounds, at 7c; and deck load of clipped
do at SIC; one car load Of choice Canada
yearIing lambs al !c.
Hogs Receipts $4,000 head, making
l3,4OO head for three days, against 1920
head for the same las. week. None Of
fered alive.
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Returned.

Squire H. W. Phillips and family, of
North Wheeling, returned home from
Washington, D. g., Wednesday even
ing. The Squire reports that he is hope
tul OF recovering his fve.eighths of the
confscated steamer Planter. The claim
ia for 100000 and has been placed in the
hands OF Hon. Benz Martin, s. member
Of the Committee on War Clsims, who
mas promised to report on it as soon as
possible. The steamer, which is still in
the government service, has been re-
named and Is now known as the Rio
Bravo, running on the Rio Grande river.
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NEW YORK CHEESE.
Revolver G. Cartridges for So

N BOXES GOSHEN CHEZ =, FIRST
" quality, lust in. Z. ;. SdYTH.
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Headquarters for Bargains
In Mems Boys and ChiIdTen's
Clothing. Kline Brothers, "a
Twelfth street, are now SELL
ing good wOrsted suits for
So so; good cashmere suits
for S. 90; good all wool suits
for SO OO; fine white shirts at
5OC;gOOd calico shirts at 25C;
linen collars at SC each; hose
at soc a dozen. Always study
ing the interest OF our
customers we AhaII, by fair
and honest dealing, continue
TO be the leading CIOthieTs
of Twelfth street.
KLINE BROTHERS,
81 Twelfth street,
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, April 4.-Dry Gcods-
Business light with commission houses
and importers, bg. the jobbing trade is
fairly active. Co!tons quiet end un.
changed. Prints in irregular demand.
Ginghsms remain active. Woolons dull.
The BuLLetn says that 5000 pieces Of
dress silks will be sold al auction next
Wednesday.
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Il L ~ H.

- y \ -
NEW GOODS. FlLIrWIlGHp,
Nos. 2Rnd p MACKEREL,m
Hall Barrels aud.KlN.
LABRADORE,
LAKE, and
POTOMAC HERRING,
maxwell 4 ISRlM,
ian2S 1873 MAIN STREET.
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will Recorded.

Yesterday the will of Theodore \ eager,
of this city, was recorded at the office Of
the County Clerk. The testator be-
questhes all his worldly goods, of what
ever nature, that he may be possessed at
the time of his death, to his wife, Mary
Ann Yeager, and after her death, tho
property remaining is to pass to their
children, share and share alike. Mary
Ann Yesger is appointed executrix OF
said estate in the bond Of 81 900, without
surety, with James 2 Rogers, Peter
Welty and Valentine Bellinger as wit
nesses OF the will
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 4.-FIour Demand
light but holders firm. Whest-DuIl,
weak and lower; No. l Chicago spring
81 49,; No 2 gilt edge, 81 ll3@l Y
regular; 81 OFT cash and seller April;
81 l1s01 III seller May; No. 3 81 SO;
rejected SIC. Corn-Active but weak
and lower at 42tc cash; &c seller April;
1890 bid seller May and June; rejected
3Gt@27c. Oats-Qliet and weak At % &c
cash and seller April; 26jc seller May.
Rye-Quiet but steady at 594c. Barley
Dull, weak and lower at 44!c. Pork
In air demand but st lower rates at
SO 70 cash and seller April; 50 323 seller
May 80 475 seller June. Lsrd-Dull,
weak and lower st 81 l2%G7 Is cash;
81 l74 seller MAY; ST PINOT Is seller
seller June. Bulk Nea,s-QIIet and
unchanged. AlcohOl-At 33c.
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Grand Ball Onthe Tapfs.

The German singing society of Mar
tlDsvllle is making large preparations tor
grand ball, TO be given at Medlll's hall
on Easter Monday. Invitations are to
be extended to the various German sing
ing societies of this city. Tommy Cock
agnes tine orchestra will be in attend
SnCe
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.
MOZART HALL.

The members of Wheeling Union No,
l, n. G. T. T., held their first meeting
in this hall last evening. The hall was
well filed and much interest was mani
tested By those present. The meeting
was opened by the choir singing hymn,
after which speeches were made by Hi
ram Young, w. B, Lewis, George ".
Bags, Robert Marshall and John Baggs,
Who mas just arrived from Pittsburgh.
He will leave to-day or tomorrow tor
Waynesburg, where he goes te fight for
temperance.
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freshness STAND FOR SAFE

! DrgER At PRIVATE SALE THE
/ now three story BricE BuldiEg, No. 30
Eleventh street, occupied on the first floor
~. 81 boot and shoe store by jacob Land
frF.f. The house i~ new, having been built
o1I-uhout two yt ars; is supplied through
out ". IA Gas, hot and cold water up and
GOWN stairs; has six good sized rooms, be-
side, - .utry and bOtu room. The proper
.- is lu the central part of the city ana
y.o-a 20 the market.
ulr5lt i. c. EGERTER.
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Chu,ch SOciables,

The Stewards Of Wesley NJ. f..
Chapel expect to have series, three in
number, OF sociables st the Church on
the evenings OF the 18th. 10Th and 10th
insts. Every effort will be made to enter
tain TO the fullest extent all persons who
attend.
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ENR HENT;

rVEE STORE ROOM NO. 20 TWELFTH
street, with cellar underneath. ~
Tnl- room has been occupied for the 6%iN
last three years by hugo l.. LOOs as
"a tobacco and cigar store The shelving
counters and gas fixtures belong TO the
premises. \ good W. &. is attached. Rent
low, and possession given April ISL APP
rgv 10 J. NJ. TODD, or
iaIlh W. +. McKELVEY.
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CONVENIENT alike to the business
centre and the best resident portion Of
Philadelphia, and conducted IS g model
frst-clsss hotel, the Col5nnade has
achieved deserved and enduring popu-
laritY.
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at,heeling ge9istcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index TO New advertisements.

Go on Board Steamer Hudson.
Ollcloths-G. Mendel, Booth q Go.
For Sale-Elm Grove Property.
For Sale-StOre Fixtures.
Cyrene Commsndery No. Z, h. I.
First raymeDt-Columbia Building
Association.
Proposals for County Road Work.
Carpets-Zink Il Morehead.
Stoves-R. IL. Sweeney.
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UumaiIabIe Matter.

The following letters are held st the
Wheeling Postotice for the necessary
stamps:
Albert Corken, No. 10 Fourteenth
street, city; w. a. Dick, Jr, Medsns-
vile, y. z.
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Real Estate transfer.

The following transaction in real es
tate was recorded in the County Clerks
office yesterday:
Deed made August 20, 1877, by Cath.
crime Hsndlan to Barbara GSchwandtner
for the south half of lot No. 2, in square
a, South Wheeling; for $500.
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OCTTl
For Sale Chean for Cash.

q FEAVY SECOND. HAND STONE
- WAGONS, eight Coal Cars, about three
ton Oiiat
COAL BANK RAIL IRON,
Punched and counter sunk. Also one new
Slrlng WAGON and lot OF paddy borrOws.
:. j. ELLIFRlTX,
mrs Cor. 2sth and Market streets.
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.MLnNEsnAY, APRIL II, 1873,

fr.U. door 90 the Court House OF ohio
county, the 'oliowjng described real estate
.itg.rci. Tire city OF Wheeling, West Nlr
gina, jo-w.t: The east Oue-ha!t OF lot
numbered flUy-nirht ,5S) on Eighteenth
street, between Eotl and Jacob streets, and
.u.a-tAa same property conveyed To said
JOS gl Casing by ID Ell now OF record In
dee book 40. o., page ~, OF the land re
cords 81 ohio county.
TERws OF SALE-yne-halt cash, and
NOR. Ifr,e purchaser desire; the balance
I'm one year. with interest, the deferred
paymrnJ 90 De secured by negotiable note,
with deed OF trust on said property 10
secure the same.
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J. W. FERRELL, agent for d. S. For
nev, will resume business on Monday
February Is, 1878, st his old stand. cor
uer of Main and Twentieth streets.
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WHAT is home without baby? Many
children have coughs and colds Just now,
and should have the greatest care, and a
bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price
only % cents.
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OF course take your customary annual
trip to the country-but don't forget
Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup, that indispensa-
bic help in every emergency. Costs
only rs cents bottle.
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For RENT.

UOUsE M. SO FIFTEENTH STREET.
II Two story brick containing SIX AS7A
rooms and kitchen; gas and water. L%mE
For terms, which are very reason
able, apply TO ". J Hamilton, at Redman
* Co.'S machine shops, or
mrl9h W. P. McKELVEY.
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FOR RENT,

NNE TWO AND a HALF STORY
~ brick house with eight rooms IA
and store room; gas and water; all laiH
IN good repair; No. % Eighteenth
ION April lst. Apply 10 a. NJ. ADAMS,
mrlS III Market Street
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FOR RENT.

r;'UE OPERA HOUSE STORE Is.A
Z rooms Tor rent at reasonable H.
terms. Possession given Immediate
~. Apply al the office OF the German Fire
Insurance Company Of Wheeling. dec4h
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FOR SALE.

A BOUT Ia ACRES ON TWENTY
"A ninth street, known as the Jacob
Strobe properly. Improved by two dwell
Ing houses. W. Y. HOGE & BRO,
~ 4l. lHnI Market Street.
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JUsT received Lsdies French Heel
Shoes in Button and side Lsce, st L. V.
Bonds.
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FOR SALE.
E0R SALE,

ylIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
~ Wheeling Island; price from $500 TO
$40 each. Only One-SiXtn OF the purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
be rsid annually IN five equal install
meuts, with interest, Apply To
JOHN Z. GILCHRIST,
ocGDb At Top Mil.
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A fine nickle plated, seven shot, pocket
revolver; a frst-class article. Sent &. o,
d. or on receipt OF price. q. ". WILLIS
2. o. Box 2,7IS, New York; splgb
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FOR RENT.

MOONS IN THE NEW WASHINGTON
Ia Hall building Will be for rent by Janu-
r-y Ist. Persons desiring good business
room in good location, on reasonable
terms, can get Information from
I. II. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
decSh At Franklin ms. OtHce.
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Cincinnati.

CNCISNATI, April 4-Hogs-Mod.
erately active and shade higher; COM
mon So 25(G3 55 hight SO 55@3 70;
packing So SOFAS so; butchers So S5@
4 90. Receipts 1918 head; shipments
1854 head.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
RESTAURANT.
FOR RENT.
For RENT.

A COMFORTA COTTAG DWELL
y ing House, 2643 Chapiine street, ON
reasonable terms. Gas and water through
ont the house. For luther particulars
inquire OF CHRIS. sic BkE,
No. 1881 Market, or No. 81 Fourteenth st.
vprD-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05

EAST LIBERTY, April 4-CaLtIe-
Receipts nothing, there was no market.
Hogs-Reccip.s 1900 head; Workers
So SOFAS 90. Philadelphias 81 lU@4 rs.
Shoep-Receipts 500 head; clipped
So 5O@4 Is; wool $lj0@G 25i market
closed firm.