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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-28
GENTLEAEN'S GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
superb selection for 9eutslper's Dross 20
and Street Wear received and ready for in e
specton, ard offered ri fair prices Al
Respectfully request toe continued fSyore OF TX
r.y patrons and the public generally.
Z. J. uEIBER6EH
CITIzENg ARMY dkyT MERCHANT IAILoa
sepl0tf Corcorap Buiidi1.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-20
personalities.

Miss Mollie +. Kster, of Mckeesport,
Pa, who has been visiting friends here
for the past few weeks, returned home
Yesterday. She made many new friends
during her short soiourn here.
Major William Fry, the hero Of the
battle of Scary Creek, was in the city yes
terdsy.
We are glad to learn that Peter Gold
co, who bad his foot badly mashed few
DAYS ago at the Belmont Mill, is able 10
walk around again.
Capt. T. G. Sweeney is home on short
visit. He proposes, as soen as practice
bic, TO build new boat which will come
up to his requirements in every par!icu-
lar.
Councilman Mortimer Pollock, who
has been absent couple Of weeks, ar.
rived home yesterday.
The mother of Mr. y. Riester, we are
sorry TO say, is lying seriously Ill at her
residence IN East Wheeling.
Harry Leighton OF the South Side will
be manager OF the Glass works st Mar
tins Ferry, and We judge he will Ill the
position 10 the satisfaction Of sill parties.
Msior u. S. Nuwin, OF Washington,
D. e., is qusrtered st the Mcclure.
Mayor I'd Shisler, of Morgantown, has
rooms ST the Mcclure.
Capt. Kerr is improving, snd will be
on deck OF the Granite State the present
trip
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-20
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transactions in real es-
tate were recorded in the County Clerk S
office yeterday:
Deed made March IS, 1878, by Caro-
line Krummie to w. L. Krummie and
Mary l.. Thornburg, formerly Mary H..
Krummie, wife of T. q. Thornburg, for
a certain tract of land situated northeast
from and adjoining the village of Trisdel-
pbia, containing III acres and 3 roods OF
land. $1,000.
Deed made March IA, 1878, by Benz
Springer and wife to Frederick Folmar
Tor all of two certain tracts Of land, con-
tsining 1lS acres situated in Ohio and
Marshall counties $4,000.
Deed made March l9, 1878. by Eliza
beth Hindmarch and John HlEdmarch,
to Henry Cornish for the north half OF
lot No. 2, square No. l, Carol and
Bakers addition. $500.
Deed made March II, 1878, by George
Crumbacker 10 John Wilson and VIM
Wilson, for lease for FIVE yesrs on lots
Nos. 10, II, u, l3, IA, Is and 10, in
square No l; also lots Nos. /. 2, 3, 4, +
and 7 IN square No. 2, al in Carroll and
Bakers addition to the city for the
purpose of manufacturing bricks, for
which the lessees pay 90 cents per 1000
bricks
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Literary Entertainment.

LAST evening the second social and
literary entertainment OF Alpha Lod &c
No 424, Knights OF Honor, was INDUCED
in st their lodge room in Crangle's block.
The performance WAS begun by the sd-
dress Of welcome, and an explanation OF
the degree of protection which ENSURES
the lives of wives, daughters, mothers
AMI sisters of members"
The remarks OF +. II. Waterbury,
ESQ., of Louisville Lodge No. 2
it being the second Oldest lodge
of the ,Order-on the prosperity
sod growth of the order, were well timed
and highly appreciated by the audience.
"Vireinius" was skillfally handled by Ed.
Lsrkin. Judge 4. II. Cochran INDUCED
in s humorous speech, which was we'll
received. Mrs. Hanna and Miss Glenn
mans, of Fulton, sang eIquisrtely well.
Judge Crsnmer's humorous speech was
exceedingly lsughsble, as was also Judge
Cochran's original song. The closing re-.
marks OF DR.. 7. b. Campbell were very
hne. There was very teir attendance
of both ladies and gentlemen.
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Cathedral Robbed.

At an early hour yesterday morning
thieves entered the Cathedral, by means
of the basement, and stole the ever,
basin ard hand candlestick formerly
used BY Bishop Whelsn; so the crozier
used by Bishop hsIn. To effect an en-
trance into the church Jimmy" wss
used. The property stolen is valued at
about $3.50.
About the same hour of the breaking
into OF the Cathedral, thieves entered
the Sixteenth street oflce OF the
Elm Grove car line company by prying
open the door with Jimmy" While
in the Office they secured q street car
drivers box which contained four or FIVE
dollars and lot OF street car tickets, and
rifiei il of us contents. Powder was put
into the KEY hole of sn iron safe in
the building, and an attempt TO blow it
open was made. The lock, which is
strong one, did not yield, and the thieves
departed without having accomplished
their desires.
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E<IVpF EpWs.

The marks last evening indicated II
feet and about stationary.
The Abner ON cal for Pittsburgh,
Courier for Parkersburg, and Andes for
Cincinnati, ali with fair trips were the
only departures yesterday.
The Emma Graham failed 10 arrive
yesterday morning on time, but passed
up last evening at o'clock.
The tow boat Whale is getting ready
10 leave for ST. Louis in few days.
The Carrie Brooks passed down last
night en- route from Pittsburgh TO Zsnes-
vile.
The Granite State is due up to-day
from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
The Hornet passed down with tow
of coal yesterday.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, March l9.-River Z feet
II inches and falling slowly. Weather
fair and mild.
NASHVILLE, March l9.-River falling,
with 5 feet on the shoals. Depared-
Anderson, Cairo.
CAIRO, March 19.-Arrived-Gold-
dust, 81. Louis. Departed-Golddust,
Memphis. River "a feet IL inches and
falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
YICKsBUBG, March 1S.- Weather
clear; msrcury co. River rose / inch.
Arrived-Liberty and Church. Up
Centennial and Mary Houston. Down
hattie and Nstchez.
CINCINNATI, March l9.-River 90 feet
5inches and falling. Weather pleasant
Arrived-Hudson, Wheeling; Donnslly,
New Orleans. Departed - Hudson,
Wheeling; Golden Crown. New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, March 19.-Arrived
Dean, Memphis; Sam Roberts, ONO
river; II. q. Yesger, st. Louis; John
Wilson, John Fl. Hams, Clara S, Ous-
cbita river. Depsrted-R. Z. Lee, VIcks-
burg; Scherck, Cincinnati. Weather
clear and partly cloudy; mercury SO.
EVANSVILLE, March l9.-Weather
clear ind warm; mercury 40 10 Ga de-
grees; wind from the south River fall
ing, with 20 $40 feet. Up-Golden
Rule, Silyertkorn, Mary Smith, Robin
and tow, Arkansas Belle, Charley Bowen
and tow hSnAWha No. = and TOW. Down
Pawn and James Guthrie. Business
moderate.
ST. LOUIS. March I9.-Arrived-
Msude, Vicksburg; Kinney. Kansas
City; Belle Of 81. Louis, Missouri r1ver;
Baker, Illinois riuer; Rob Roy, Keokuk;
Fearless, Ohio river. Departed-Bel
OF 81. LOUIS, Missouri rIver; KehIor,
New Orleans; Rob Roy. A. j. Baker,
Quincy S. 5. Baker. Illinois rIyer.
River falling, with II feet inches above
low water mark. Wesiher clear and
warmer.
MEMPHIS, March l9.-WeAther clear
aud pleasant. River rose inches
Mercury 66. Arrived-Mitchell and
Miller, Cincinnati; Golden City, Stan
nard and Chateau, New Orleanf; Alps
and Susie Silver. 81. Louis; Hard Cash.
White river; Mcdonald, Ohio river.
DspArted-Aitchell, Mcdonald, Alps
and Susie Silver, New Orleans; Golden
City, Cincinnaii StAnnard, st. Louis.
illinois, VicnburE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-20
THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings tn the Dii
ferent judicial Bodies.

Eerent y uutcpI bDSteS.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.
Ed. Lsrkln va. Prince s. huglen, GER
titled by Squire Miller. Verdict Tor the
plaintiff for ST. without interest. Mo-
ton tor new trial entered.
Patrick Garvin, a native of Ireland,
was granted his first papers.
Adjourned until o'clock this morn
ing.
To.HAY's TRIAL DOCKET.
Lavasier Spence VS.. o. w. Reed ct al.
Adam Blum VS.. Ii. Capito.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
John Dages VS.. Joseph Emsheimer, in
assumpsi!. Judgment set aside in TINS
case, ard permission given the defendant
to file special plea in writing, and case
set for new trial March 22d.
Z. u. Carroll vs.. A. II. Reynolds, IN
assumpsit. Submitted TO the court.
To.DAY's TRIAL DOCKET.
August W iedebusch VS.. Anton Coke
in sssumpsit.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
Ing.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This court disposed OF eight cases yes
terdsy morning, with fines ranging from
So to S..
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He wanted 10 Sell DOE skin.

4 certain party residing short dis
lance from the city was not long since
the posses:or of very fine large dog,
which sickened and died. The usual eX-
pressions of regrets were INDUCED in by
the family. The best method of dis
posing OF that dog was talked of by the
male members OF said family, and 1t was
at last decided that he be Invested OF his
skin and the same sold to some tanner.
No sooner had the course to pursue been
decided upon when sharp knives were
applied and that dead dog skinned from
head to foot. The hide was brought to
one OF our tanners, who asked II the de-
funct canine WAS very lat. lie was an
swered in the affirmative by the owner
of the "late lamented," who begun to
praise the beast in the highest terms, ard
finally wound up by saying he was the
latest dog you ever SAW; in TACT he was
too fat TO walk. The owner of the dog
skin was informed that such skins
did not make good leather.
consequently it was not desired. Rather
than miss a sale, the owner of the recent
ly deceased canine turned around once or
twice, and then said, 81 say, mister, he
was tae leanest dorg you ever seed, he
was so poor that he had to staLd against
the fence to support himself By this
time the tanner had turned the corner
and was going down the street whistlIng
some difficult sir from the opera, dot
Dorg Schneider" whilst the man with
the dog skin was left to seek another pur.
chaser.
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That Aupoyior Performance.

Messrs. Reister, Hess and others of the
Fidelio Society, express great regret at
the behavior OF the two boys, on Monday
evening, who caused disturbance TO
the worshippers in the Tabernacle IN the
adjoining apartment. Although the dis
turbsnce came from the room which the
FIdelio uses, 1t did no; come from any
one under the control of thst society.
The room is sub-let to others, snd the
ruffsnly boys who behsved SO badly
were in the employ of sub-tenant.
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Mashingion Hal Last NIghI.

The entertainment for the benefit OF
the Wheeling Cadets at WsshIr gton
Hall lest night was well attended, aud
the pieces were well rendered through
out. AS our space will not permit US to
mention the names of all who took part
we will simply say that they all did
very well. A handsome bequet was pre-.
sented on behalf of the boys to Governor
Mathews by Z. &. Crscratt. The Gov
ernor replied, and explained his reasons
for granting the reques: of the boys for
arms. AS so many were deprived for
want of time from performing their
parts last night, matinee will be given
on Saturday afternoon, to which the sd.
mission will be ten cents.
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Attention Ladies'!

We take great pleasure IN calling the
attention of the ladies to the large stock
OF spring goods now being received by
the popular house of |. Blum u Bro.
They are the first to displsya full line of
new goods in this section, aud for such
deserve the thanks of those ladies who
wish to supply themselves with the early
styles of spring wear. They will open
this morning, q beautiful line of fancy
dress goods at the remarkably low price
OF 70 cents per yard. Also an elegant
line of Brocsde Shawls, in Knickerbockcr
Chenille and fancy Bourette effects. This
is the hsnjsomest novelty of the season,
and we can assure these enterprising
gentlemen, it will be appreciated by our
ladies.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL OFFER FOR SALE ON THF
4 premises, my property. situated at
Pleasant Valley. three miles east OF the
CITY, near The National road and within
two minutes walk OF the Elm Grove street
cars, OF ,,.,,,,>- ,,r,
MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCt -,
1873, at O'Clock, two acros oi good Iand,
Eraine Cottace with four rooms, hail.
psntry and a good cellar; a well OF water
AT the door, clSteTn, good stable, coal
house, corn crib and other out buildings,
with about 50 young fruit trees. The pro.
pe.ty is in Sp, endid condition, ana well
.'culated TO suit persons doing business
in the CITY who want a country residence.
Possession April !, 1875. II not sold. Will
be offered Tor rent at puoltc auction ON The
same day. For further information con-
corning the place inquire OF Heryey
Britt. A. X. LElDA.
nlrl9i
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Always Ahead =!

The spring season is now
open, and again we are the
first in the field with a hand-
some assortment of the lead
Ing styles and latest novel;
ties of Dress Goods, Shawls,
&C., at prices that Will as.
tOnish the most skepticai.
Cur long experience In this
busin ess, and the permanent
residence I'm the East Of our
senior member, who Is al
WAYS on the lookout for bar
gains. gives us great advant-
age over all our competitors
In buying our goods. In the
choice Of our stock we have
been led TO consult the good
taste of the Ladies of this 10.
cality, which criterion we
have ever followed with sat
fsfa ction to our customers
and ourselves. To all readers
of the Register we extend
with this "a special invitation
10 cal. on us, and examine
the many bargains for them
selves. 4. BLUM Il BRO,
llO4 Main street.
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For Rent---BelieVieW Hotel.

The Hotel Building, two and hall miles
east of the city of v heeltng, on the Ma
lIonal road, now approaching comrleti"n'
will ba offered for rent and occupancy
after the first OF May next, When IL WIN oe
completed. 10 an euterprising hotel man
mere is offered a me opportunity 10 estab-
nsh hIm.c!i in new business, ana 10
make a fortune, us the location - one that
cannot fail to toe popular and attract pat
ronarr. The neces .itv for such a summer
resort has long been ielt by our cOmmunl-
Nv. Ii is easy OF acce, :, and the adjacent
grounds, when ARRANGED, will be Very
attractive and pleasant. The view rom
the summit of "Belleview,' is one oil the
most beautiful and picturesque IN TINS
section of the country.
For particulars and terms please call on
FRANK WALTER, or
nrIqa +. L. SHALLCkOSS.
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AMCSEM ESES-
OPERA HOUSE.

This evening the celebrated Georgia
Minstrels will appear a: this place OF
amusement. This troupe has gained the
finest reputation of any troupe or the
kind now on the road.
Reserved seats for Milton Mobiles,
Wheellng's tavorite, will be placed on
sale at Adams & Lucas music store at 9
o'clock this morning. The company ap-
pear at the Opera House on Friday and
Saturday evening, with Saturday matt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-20

A BEAUTIFUL line of new silks offered
remarkably cheap, at Blum's
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Accidents.

Lieut.. Otto accompanied by q squad OF
the Gof Light Guards were out at Wood
land Range for target practice yesterday
Lieut.. Otto had the misfortune 10 be
wounded In the thumb by the premature
explosion Of a gun cap. The injury is
painful but not serious.
Mr.. Joseph Kuhn, an employee a.
Bells foundry while grinding Ratchet
against rapidly turning stone yesterday,
made a slip and lost r considerable por-
ton OF his thumb. Mr.. Kuhn received
medical attention and he will soon he eI-
poets be able 10 get 10 work again.
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FOR n EMIT
FOR RENT.

1.-TWO NEW AND ELEGANT STORE
rooms with residences above, -
s;da a few doors above the Peoples
bank, with gas and water throughout
Possession given Immediately. 49,.
A large brick house, No. 2il6 Main street ;
now used as boarding house. Is IN goo1
order, with gas and water tnroushou''
Possession given on first next April.
A two story frame house, corner OF
Tweuty.fiIth and Main streets, containing
a f,ne store room and residence, with gas
and water. , ..,. =, tho
building on the Opera House corner, 'front.'
Ing on Fourteenth street. Possession given
Immediately.
Ito NJ. REILLY,
w Va iebeodh
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Kuggy Unset.

Yesterday while driving down Twelfth
street and when just in the act of turn
ing up Market street, Mr.. McMsnsway
and wife were thrown from their buggy
which upset. The animal, fortunately
for the occupants, stood still until the
lady was rescued from perilous condi-
ton. The gentleman sustained several
bruises, while the lady escaped unhurt.
Both parties got in their buggy and
drove up Market street sitter the accident.
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Attention.

We are requested to call the attention
of the proper officers to the crowds
which gather on the corners of Twenty
seventh and Main and Twenty-seventh
and Market streets, who not only annoy
by their stsres but in some cases
actually insult respectable people. 1t
this state of affairs exists as has been
reliably reported to Us it is fully time
action is taken ~ abate the nuisance
A word 10 the wise il sufficient.
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kociRbIe.

One of the most enjoyable gatherings
that has taken place for some time was
the one held last evening at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Plstt Noble, on Sixteenth
street. About thirty couples were in
attendance, sRd enjoyed themselves 10
the m,sic of I. I. COcksyne's excellent
orchestra. An elegant supper WAS served
at II o'clock, q. which all psrtook boun-
ti.ully.
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Nail city Restaurant and saloon.

Mr.. John Gebhart, the popular pro,
prletor OF the saloon kept at NO. $500
Uhapline street for the past five years,
has leased the premises No. 1926 Chap
line street, and is now fitting it up in q
msnner worthy his enterprise. Under
the mastery hand of Mr.. Il. Joseph
Gebhsrt, the walls and ceilings have been
beautifully frescoed. The sides OF the
rooms are wainsceted to an appropriate
highth, and besides the frescoing they
are ornsmented with handsome pic
lures. In the rear of the bar
is splendid sidebosrd, with
mirror, covered with the usual glassware
What Rolls saloon is 10 the upper part
of the city, Gebhart's Is to the southern
section. It is the intention OF the pro-
prietor TO build summer house on his
spacious grounds MS soon as the weather
permits. A grand lunch will DO set on
Saturday next, the opening day, snda q
regular lunch every day thereafter. r.
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at'Ileeling &e9ister.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
inuex 10 New Advertisements.

N4il City Ssloon-John Gebhsrt.
New Patterns Brussels Carpets-G.
Mendel, Booth " Co.
Trustees sale.
Cedar ard Paper Boxes-C. Steinmetz.
Eggs for Hstching-G. S. Woods.
Improved Pest Poison.
Clhard Steamship Line-C. A. Schae-
fer & Co.
Boardrng-Mrs. A. D. Holiday.
Attention, lslanders-Brooke County
Milk.
Wall Pspers-A. w. PAUL u Bro.
Cspcine Plasters-[ Third Page
For Ssle-Farm OF Thirty Acres.
Western Land For Sale-C. A. Schse-
fer & Co.
Public Sale o. Island Residence.
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Coal Bank Accident.

Yesterday morning, while working in
the Top mill coal bank, JEFF Holder, 8
fifteen year old boy, met with the acct.
dent of being caught under some falling
soap stone, which threw him TO the floor,
thereby causing numerous cuts and
bruises on his person, several OF which
are on his head and are considered OF q
dangerous character. Hopes are enter
tanned that he is not injured internally.
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FOR RENT:

TIME STORE ROOM NO. 20 TWELFTH
street, with cellar underneath. %rs
last three wears by Hugo l.. LOos as
"A tobacco aud cigar store The shelving,
counters ana gas fixtures belong 10 Tn.
nrrmispS. A good w. &. is attached. Rent
lnw, and possession given Aprll ISL. Ap
ply To >; NJ, VIZ W. - WV
iallh W. l. Mth " r. 4 =
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GREAT music sale, one week longer.
Owing 70 the new store not being quite
ready, SheIb's music store will not be re
moved to Washington hall till the close
OF this week. 10 the meantime every
thing now in store will be sold 40 cheap
you cannot help buying If you once
knew the price.
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Great RaERaina

We will sell from this time till April
lst our stock of Pianos, Organs and Nj.
steal Goods Of al descriptions. A fine
pair OF match horses, one buggy and one
wagon and harness; at cost for cash or
approved security.
On the above date, A. N. Adams vii,
retire from the firm. Apply to Adams
& Lucas, 1927 Market street.
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ROnfss FOR RENT.

TN TuEPEOPLE'S BANK BUILD -
l ING. r,. -
X iIdln ! are hereby offered tor rent. Pos
ss son of Two of them viii be given i'm
M lately. These rooms are considered
m. most eligible IN the city for sleeping
rooms or offices.
Apply at the Bank or To
iagh THOS. O'BRIEN. Agt.
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sASow Overheard =,

Yesterday at noon II COW jumped over
board from the Steamer Telegram, and
SWAN across the river to the Island, and
after running around for a short time
she WIS recsptured and brought to this
side, and delivered to the proper owaer.
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PrOsppcling.

The Board of Commissioners Com
mittee on Finance, accompanied by clerk
G. II. Dei;ers, O. j. Crawford and
Architect q. G. Kcmble, left last evening
via the p. w. & Ky, road for Claremont,
Pa, for the purpose of inspecting the
Clsremont House of Correction, with q
view OF adopting it as model for our
Reform Prison.
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officers Elected.

The Directors of the Columbia Build
ing Association recently elected the fol-
lowing officers: Thomas Prince, Presi-
dent; ii. &. Morgan, Vice.Presldent; j..
+. Snowden, Treasurer; b. Is. Dovener,
Solicitor; w. j. w. Cowden, Trustee.
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rrnmailaDIe Matter.

The following letters are held at the
Wheeling Postotfice for the necessary
amount of stamps: Mrs. Ann E. Clark,
Holmes Mills, jefferson county, Ohio;
K. ID. Benson * Co, South Front street,
Philadelphia, Pa; John b. Lewis, Colum-
aus, Ohio.
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For Sale CheaD for Cash.

n HEAVY SECOND HAND STONE
y Wagons, eight Coal Cars, about three
ton oftlat
COAL BANK RAIL IRON,
Punched and counter sunk. Also enc new
Spring Wagon and lot OF paddy borrows.
y. j. ELLIFRITH,
mrlS Cor. 24th and Market streets.
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.Sundays exeeptsd;; leave the ei "a
=, An Aa. s1 ,sry fes on sunday "0''
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The public are invited TO call and ex-
anime the latest and finest style OF shoes
in the city, including the side button
boot on @ and ID lasts, French heel, war
rsnted perfect fitting, and every pair
guaranteed. Also largo stock of cheap
shoes of every description at low prices
and no sboddy. Call and see US.
JERRY CLEMENS,
No. Is Eleventh street.