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River News.

The marks last evening indicated .
feet inches and falling.
The Abner O'Neal departed for Pitts
burgh at the usual hour yesterday morn
ing.
The Courier departed for Psrkersburg
on time yesterday.
The Andes got away for Cincinnati
yesterday at o'clock with fair trip.
The Emma Graham passed up yester-
day a. noon, Gu route from Cincinnati
TO Pittsburgh.
The local packets arrived and departed
on time yesterday.
The Fred Wilson passed up yesterday
with biz tow CT empty barges. She
fired salute from q cannon as she
passed the wharf.
The Malie Rsgon is the Parkersburg
packet this morning, leaving at 1890
O'clock.
The Thsnhauser leaves for Matamoras
to-day at lO:30A NJ.
The Granite State has changed her
day OF leaving Cincinnsu 10 Monday, and
does not psss here until Thursday morn
ing.
The Hudson left Cincinnati last night
for Wheeling, and will leave on time
Saturday.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, April lG.-Rivor 4 feet
7 inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and cool.
VICKsBURG, April Weather clesr.
River stationary. Up City Of Helena.
Down-Nstcbez ard Scudder. Arrived
-MsUde.
NASHVILLE, April IgAWeather
cloudy and warm. River feet inches
and falling fast. Arrved-Hhlman,
Cairo. Depsrted-AndersoD Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, April Weather clear
and pleasant. Depsrted-Lsura Davis
and Houston, Cincinnati River rising
with feet 10 inches in the canal.
NEW ORLEANS, April lG.-Arriyed-
John II. Hsnns, Ouschits river; Mary
Louise, Red river Liberty No. 4 and
bsrges, Ohio river. Departed - Lee,
VIcksbarg; G. 3. Church, Cincinnati.
Weather clear and warm.
CAIEO, April -Arriyed-Thomss
Sherlock, New Orleans; james w. Gsf,
Cincinnati; Future City, 81. Louis De-
psrted-Sherlock, Cincinnati; Laurel,
New Orleans; CAT, Memphis. River 70
feet 3 inches and falling. Weather
clear. Mercury 70 degree.
CIYCTSATI, Ayr! 10 River II feet
7 inches and rising. Weather clear.
Arriyed-Rhoads, Pittsburgh; Storm and
tow, Pomeroy. DepArted-Hudson,
Wheeling; Storm and Rboads, ST. Louis;
Andy Baum, Memphis; Golden City,
New Orleans.
ST LOUIS, April IG.-Arrivsd--Lsdy
Lee, Peoria; Kellogg, Peru; RIB Roy,
Keokuk; Belle Of 81. Louis, Missouri
river Durtee and RUcker, Pitlsburgh;
War Eagle, Davenport. Departed
Red Wing, St. Paul; Rob Roy, Keokuk;
KounIz, Mountain and Kellogg. New
Orleans; Polar Star. Tennessee river;
Lsdy Lee, Peoria. River rose 4 incbes,
with Il fee. inch above low water
mark. Weather clear and very warn.
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When the nerves are unstTung' lA'
aches, the appetite II poor VI Va'i-D'''
sleep disturbed, and = genera asy'ot
ton Of vital power T. sEpehsno"o' 80
a state Of things cannot long eIisi VIZ. -.
the Development Of serious diasA's' -
most active, genial lnvig0raD' ED' .,,-. :.
HOststter's stomach B.ttsrs. The 49,
purity Of ia splrituous basis and D''-" =.
ingredients owes It a permanent can !,
public confidence, and ia '1f'-'
medicinal value II admitted 81 iH'- '.-.
men OF distinction, by wAom1t " 40,
used In private practice. For is'''
agus-ooth ~ a preventive and reno.
dyspepsia. liver complaint, 6.Lo' 70, -.
tent ieyer, constipation, ca'.ef-' -.
plants, natulence, and al in'r''''--- -. -.
orders, Il Is a thoroughly reliable i''l -.
II Il the sntifsbrle specific pa =.
lance Of the malarial districts o. - = !.
other countries, where dissass' '''- o..
nniasma prevail, and - 4 gehria-
hold remedy itisuDiyer'ally . iesI-i
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Another Thief Jailed.

Yesterday morning about o'clock a
thief named ChrIsty Fairly, of East
Wheeling, broke ons of the large plate
glass windows in Floto's bakery, on
Sixteenth street, between EOh and Jacob
street. After breaking the window he
stole lot of pickles, chow-chow, candy,
oranges, and other estsbles, and carried
them away. Officer Henry was pat on
the track OF Farley, and first found him
near Reymann's brewery. Upon seeing
the officer the thief ran, which confirmed
the officers belief that he was the guilty
party. Fairly ran up the road leading
TO the Peninsula cemetery, and after hay-
ing run some distance he came TO the
coal bank of the Central glass house,
where he hid himself. The officer saw
him 90 in, and sent word 20 the bank
boss to aid in srresting the fellow. The
arrest was soon made and the thief
lodged in jail, where he now awaits a
trial before Squire Caldwell at Z P. N.
to-day. In the coal bank was found all
the goods which he had stolen from
FIoto's grocery. The same fellow is held
on charge Of entering Green's saloon,
Monday evening, and stealing two bot
ties, which he thought to be filed with
beer, but which proved to be empty. We
understand that Farley Is one OF the
parties VINO loaf at the corner Of Fiji
ieeHth and Woods streets, near which go
many ladies have recently been insulted.
From al that csn be learned he IS a
very bad man, and should be placed
where he will not have 3 chance TO prac-
tiCe his meanness.
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BY the speaker. The old city is at least
q hundred feet under tho present one, s.
is shown by excursions recently made.
The wslls of Solomon's temple still stand,
and in some places are a hundred and
seventy feet high. They inclose about
thirty five sores. In the centre OF the
Enclosure is a platform upon which
is built the beautiful mosque Of 81. Omar,
in which is rough, time stained rock,
which is treated with the hottest veners-
ton. This is the rock upon which Abra-
ham lsld Issac when about to sacrifice
him, upon it David make his sacrifices,
and on It's tsce once rested the ark Of the
covenant. The mountains, the springs
and wells, the tombs and the cities Of
the Bible still remain IN this
land IS examples Of the accuracy OF It's
story. East OF the Jordon Is land but
little known to the European nations, and
rarely If ever visited by travellers. There
are hundreds Of cities in this land Of Bas-
han, thst shows remsins Of wealth and
high civilization, whose very name Is for
gotten together with that of the people
VINO quilt them.
One of these cities must hsve con-
tanned st leas. a numbered thousand in
hsbititauts. Everything in it is of stone.
The houses, the furniture, the roof the
doors, shutters, and even the hinges are
of stone. Not living humsR being in
habits these desolste cities, which are in
sn excellent state of preservation, AS the
Arabs regard them as haunted. Beyond
this country OF Bashsn is another
similar to it which is believed 70 be the
land of Uz, and buIling called the
Temple of job is believed to have been
the house Of that faithful servant of the
Lord. On pillar in ore OF the temple:
l discovered to my wonder the following
line: TO Christ our Savior" showing
that his teachings must have penetrated
even here. The speaker concluded by
giving a short description Of Babylon
and NinGvah.
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MARTINS FERRY LoCu.

The Lsughlin Mil ma4o is s...l.,
ment Of nails-some Tour aua.,.t -. ?
yesterday. s.
The g Il p. Il. X. Is b.i.H-, 90.
bridge over the county road g.'h .'--
Burlington.
Last Saturday was pay 4ay $. g,.,sr.
cos. works. BY the way. n So y....
are one OF our permanen. ts,sb.,-r..'-
They supply from one hundred :, ~. =.
hundred and twenty-five men rr- s..
rule, very stesdy, sre .hIppn, a, -
average, 400 tons per day. and nov.
miss pay, always p,y0s then, ma,
promptly what is due ttam On S,,or4,r
nearest the 18Th OF each month. In CO..
nection with the WORKS. the p-.p-.., -.
have = store whore their men a. ~,
cure what Is necessary .arthe inner me-
The item Published bv or DAyy C-,rgs,
editor q short time Scn, a.ou. 4 ms1 Cd
ting killed ~ these works. Wa. y.t .
truth, rs no man WAS kloi emo. .,.
present company nave UperS,a, o..
works. William j. Rainay. E. O..
proprietor, is now erecting four r..
houses to accommodate bis mon.
Up 10 yesterday evening Tue t.l,
young Crowl hsd not been found
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Adopted.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON HEALTH.

This Committee reported the follow.
ing bids received for the removal OF gar
bsge:
P. Gilmartin bid on garbage contract
for the Ist, %, Sd, 4Ih and It'll wards,
First district, Sl,l5O.
Lawrence Clark bid on 1st, %, 81, 4th
and 7th wards, First district, $l,O74.
Robert D Cline bid on lst, I'd, Sd, 4th
and TIA wards, First district, $1,000.
Robert D. Cline bid on 5th, 9th and
9Th wards, Second district, $3.50.
Thomas BARLEY bid on 9Th, 9Th and
9Th wards, Second district, $3.50.
Darby McDonough bid on the whole
of the Second dis:ric: $500
The Committee submitted the follow
ing resolutions: That the contract for
removing garbage from the First dis
trict be awarded to Robert d. Cline, scd
for the Second district to Darby Melon
ough, they to give satisfactory bonds as
provided by ordinance; also, that IN case
the parties named fail to give bonds
within three days, the Committee on
Health be authorized TO award the con.
tract TO the next lowest bidder who will
execute bond according to ordinance.
Adopted as = whole.
Numerous petitions presented were
referred TO the proper committees.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Myles;
Resolrsd, That the Committee on Real
Estste be and is hereby directed to have
the city building thoroughly cleaned,
pspered, painted and such repairs as
they deem necessary.
Adopted,
By Wait:
Rssolred, That the Committee on
Streets and Alleys be instructed to ad-
vertise tor 1000 perch of broken stone to
be used Tor repairing on such streets of
the city, as Is most necessarily needed.
Referred to the Committee on Streets
and Alleys.
ReSo,ceG, Ths. all repairing where
necessary on streets tina: have been ma
cademized, be done with broken lime
stone, and that the Street Commissioner
notify the parties who are required to re
pair of the facts.
Adopted,
By Adams
Resolved That the Committee on
Lights be and sre hereby requested 20
have gas pos. placed st the Southeast
corner Of Seventeenth and Market streets.
Referred to the Committee on Lights.
By Boring:
Resolvsd, That when s contract is made
ana signed by Nesbitt 81 Bro. for new
building and foundation to be laid on
their lots on Market, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets, the Street Com
missioner be ordered TO lsy twenty inch
crock sewer from the same to the corner
of Fourteenth and Market streets, dis
tsnce of go feet snd not to,cost over $500.
Referred to Committee on Streets and
Alleys
Resolved, That there be a fifteen inch
crock sewer placed on the north side Of
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

1.-TWO NEW AND ELEGANT STORE
rooms with residences above, SHA
Nos. llSg and llIl Main street, west i. e
side a few doors above the Peoples
Bank, with gas and water throughout
Possession given Immediately.
A large brick house, No. 2il6 Main street
now used as a boarding house. is In Soou
order, with gas and water throughout
Possession given on first next April.
A two story frame house, corner OF
Twenty.tiith and Main streets, containing
a fine store room and residence, with gas
and water,
A nice room in the second story OF tho
building on the Opera House corner, front
ing on Fourteenth street. Possession given
Immediately.
For terms, which will be reasonable, ap-
nly TO VI. REILLY,
Nos. 1879 and 1911 Main Street, Wheeling,
w. Va. Iebeodh
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A smart HOY.

One of the South Wheeling boys, at
this time about five years of sge, son OF
s. well known merchant, bids fair to be q
man If he lives long enough. In COM
pany with his parents and some others
yesterday, be had been listening iutently
TO conversation in which one Of those
present argued in favor of cremation in
saying, when he died that was the way
he wanted his body served, as he believed
it was the cheapest means OF burial.
Presently our herospoke up: "Mr. -
don't worry yourself about the cheap
ness, If you visit little while the devil
will cremate you for nothing"
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Restfnrtne Wicked.

Tue remains of John w Wallace, the
LittIeton murderer, have been eXhumed
and taken to parts unknown. The grave,
which was in q lonely spot in a grave
yard at West Alexander, was robbed Of
Its contents about week ago, and it IS
thought the remains were taken TO Pitts
burgh in order to have the skeleton pre-
pared for an anatomical museum.
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Carried 10 Court.

James Kiliesn, against whom Mrs,
Bridget Keenan, entered complaint before
Justice Wait for keeping a vicious dog,
AS heretofore noticed in the REGISTER
the dog having bitten Mrs. keensR's son,
"a boy OF years-yesterdsy appeared be
fore the Squire and waving an exsmlns-
ton, sppesied the case to court. he was
held in 500 for his appearance.
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Bon NOYaEe.

One ofour most esteemed and respected
cit.Lers departed for Europe this morn
lng on q four months tour. He expects
to edo" the Paris Exposition in superb
s.vle and TO adopt on his return, any new
methods or Improvements il his business
thst meets his favor and which would
at the ssme time be approved by his pat
rons in the city. We refer to Wan Lee,
of laundry fame.
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NarrUM LscApC.

a little fellow who was on one of the
city cars with his mother, had narrow
escape from being thrown of the plat
form Yesterday stternoon. He hsd slip
ped quietly from the seat, snd making q
rush tor the resr door was thrown by
the motion of the car violently to the
floor OF the platform before he could be
caught. He received no serious injuries,
hOMeYer
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Leg Injured.

Monday evening while engaged in
carting out beer from Reymann brewery
vaults to the botting cellar, the cart by
accident ran over one of John Happy s
legs, thereby brulsing it very much. II
will be several days before he will be
able 10 return TO his lsbors.
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.

There was very enthusiastic meeting
at Parker Hall last night President }.
NJ. Richards opened with reading por.
tion OF Scripture and PRAYER after which
the meeting was addressed by Miss Tay-
lor, Miss Cspstola Marshsl, Capt. Bags,
John WestwoOd and b. B. Porter.
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Authenticated.

Recently the Panhandle Fishing CLUB
elected the following officers: President,
Frank Hoge; Vice-President, Major NJ.
B. Wright; Secretary, Thomas NJ. Oar
rsh; Treasurer, Frank Johnston. The
club have secured a house on the South
Branch OF the Potoms", and propose
spending several weeks this summer in
piscatOrlal sports.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the DIFF
ferent judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT coURT-JUDGE MELyIS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The case of the State VS.. Thomas
Sweeney, charged with rape, wss called.
and on account of the absence of ma
terial witness tor the defense the the trial
of the cause was postponed until Mon
day, May 9Th.
The three cases against Long and Con-
droy, tor robbing Alex. Rogers resi-
dence. we're set Tor trial on Tuesday,
May It'll.
The trial of the three causes against
Bill Harris were set for Wednesday,
May Sth.
The case of the State VS.. Charles Allen
was docketed for a hearing Thursday,
May 9th.
TO DAYS TRIAL DOCKET.
The State VS.. Maud Gebhart, grand
larceny; Anne Auber, grand lar
ceny, and Wesley Thompson, for as
sault.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock this morn.
ing.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.
The case of Andrew Vance vs.. A. II
Patterson in case, still held the attention
of this court yesterday.
Adjourned until nine o'clock this
morning.
To-DAYs' TRIAL DOCKET.
Cheek vs.. Cox in case.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANHER.
Three cases were disposed Of by
this Court yesterday morning, and fines
imposed st 81 and costs, each case.
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at'heeling &e9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index to New Advertisements.

Morning Glory Baking Powder-G.S S.
Feeny.
The Ready Cleaner-C. a. Schaetfor
& Co.
Full Stock Turner e Dillon.
Auction Sale of Unclaimed Express
Goods.
Window Cornices-G. Mendel, Booth
& Go.
For Sale Kansas Land.
Grand Ball-Wheeling City Band.
Grand Concert-Bcawood VI. +.
Church.
Dentistry-Drs. Morris, jarrett "
Coburn.
New Wall Papers-A. w. PAUL. y
Bro.
Less Than Auction Prices-ChromOs
at Kinks.
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Di@triCI Alarm,

I. B. a. David, of the District Tele-
graph Company, hes been in the city tor
several days arranging for more new
boxes to be put in on the South Side, es-
peciallv in the Fifth ward, where there
is but one, and that is At the Whitaker
Iron Works.
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How Matches are NInde

ls the heading of an article going the
rounds of the press. This is something
we never trouble our head about, but are
content to accept the old theory, that
they are made in Heaven. We do
wonder, however, from where they get
Tho hrirnsLnnn
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The Maynard Rifle Club u, ,l..,.
proposes to offer rs n prize large ,.g..
cup Tor the bost shot 10 teams ca ,.-
from the several military c1mpsru
the city. Springfield rides viii be- u.
guns used and the target ls 10 haps.t
at a distance OF two hundred yards. TIE
teams will be composed OF five men tom
each company, and will be required 20
shoot oil hand Now il chance IN,
Captain Moorhcad, OF b Company s.,1
his revolver.
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TRUSTEE,S SALE.

10y VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Joseph Caring and wife 70
Iue. dated the 25tn day OF October, leII,
aud recorded in deed OF trust book No. IL,
pace A., of the land records of Ohio county,
West Virs iuia, the undersigned trustee
will sell, al public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL, 1873,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the
front door OF the Court House OF OHIO
county, the following described real estate
situate in the city OF Wheeling, west Nlr-
glnia, to-wIt: The east one-haN OF lot
numbered hfty-eight lj0 on Eighteenth
street, between Eott and Jacob streets, and
being the same property conveyed 10 said
Joseph Caring by q ed now of record in
deed book No. g., page l27, OF the land re-
cords OF Ohio county.
TERMS OF SALE-One- halt cash, and
more II the purchaser desire; the balance
I'm one year, with interest, the deferred
payment TO be secured by negotiable note,
with deed of trust on said property TO
secure the same.
mTlj. ). 0. TAYLOR, Trustee.
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iulnHnNPIIlRIlr

Mr.. John Gebhart, No. 1926 Chapline
street has commenced the building OF a
nice summer house, where he expects to
entertain his friends shortly. He intends
to invite them all on Saturdays to come
and see him, but will sell nothing in
violation OF law.
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SPRING opening Of the very lstes.
styles II trimmed Hats and Bonrets on
Wednesday ard Thursday, April II and
Is, 10 which the ladies of Wheeling and
vicinity are respectfully invited 70 at
tend, 81 Speysr Bros,' 1853 MAN street.
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ROLLERS FOR SALE.

TNWO LARGE FIRE-BOX BOILERS, A.
! inches in diameter, with = S-lnchl
fue-. "A feet long and 3 feet CRATE bars; all
in good condition. VIII make steam
easily with very little fuel tor Il, Ii OF IL
Inch cylinders. For sale cheap. Enquire
of A. J. SWEENEY x son,
arSpgb Wheeling, W. Va.
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INDUCEMENTS ADVANCED
AS THE SEASON ADVANCES,
we Still Load
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS FOR
THIS WEEK.

Thirty different styles of the best make
Summer Silks at 75c per yard, retailed
everywh ere atSl -.
Our Sl.O0 Plain Colored Silks astonish
every one that looks at them
We offer o. ! Black Gros Grain Silks az
&c per yard; We offer No. Black eros
Grain silk at 75c per yard; we offer NO. D
Black Gros Grain SILK at 81 o.; We OHei NO.
4 Black eros Grain SILK At SllO; we oner
No. Black GrOs Grain SILK at sl.Zoj we
offer No. & Black Gros Grain SILK at sI.OO'
and challenge sill competition on our pre-
sent offerings of Black Silks.
We offer 100 pieces BIeached Musllh,
worth fully Zee at SC per yard.
We offer 200 pieces new style Prlnts,WaI-
ranted fast colOTs, at &c per yard.
We offer 10 pieces Black CsShmereS AT q
| wonderfully low price.
We offer $50 pieces new spring Maze
! leesceS. Baskets, Brocades, all at 2Oc per
| yard. This is the grapdeSt array OF isSh-
| Iona Die and serviceable dress material
| ever offered In this city, at such a low
| figure. We offer LEO Ladies' SUITS ana
| Oyerskirts and Basques. Our styles anu
workmanship have no equal IN the Unit
! ed ~tateS, and we can Sellau OveTSklrJ anu
BASQUE as low aS 81 10, think of that. we
offer spring Cloaks and DolmanS. We offer
our entire stolk lower than the lowest,
Having superior facilities We are thus en-
abled 10 give our patrons the benefit Ol Ne
us a call before purchasing. II Will save
you many a dollar. Respectfully,
l. BLUM & BRO,
apis llOi Main Street.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
n Wheeling Island: price from 800 TO
yFJO each. Only oue-siXth of the purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
he paid annually in five equal install
uents, with interest. Apply To
JOHN Z. GILCHRIST,
ocsDh AT Top Mil.
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FnR RENT;

TIME STORE ROOM NO. 70 TWELFTH
street, with cellar underneath. -
This room has been occupied for the ImE
last three years BY Hugo l.. L0os as
"A tobacco and cigar store The shelving,
counters and gas fixtures belong 10 the
premises. A good w. q. is attached. Rent
low, and possession given immediately.
Apply TO J. NJ 4ODD'
OFT
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Struck Outhe HORd.

A stone gently tossed lin fun, OF
course) by Frank Ritter at Harry Shall
cross, Monday evening, in front of Shall
cross stables, took effect on the latter
boys forehead and caused painful cut,
and one that will take some time to heal
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Administrators Sale.

pNHE UNDERSIGNED ADMINISTRA-
tor OF the estate OF X. w. Mcclellan,
deceased, will sell at the 'front.' door of the
court house OF Ohio county, To the highest
and besr bidder, thirty one shares l3D OF
n. ok OF the Riverside Iron and Nail
Works.
Terms OF sale, cash. Sale April is, 1873
between hours of 70 and ~ O'Clock Al
] {. HERNEY, AuctiOueer.
&. RINGELL, Administrators. ap2-rz
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SPEIsG opening Of the very .AHs'
styles in trimmed Hats and Bonnet %
"Wednesday and THURSDAY, Apr. j A..
Is, 10 which the ladies Of Wheeling 80.
vicinity are respectfully inviiei " -
tend, al Speyer Bros 1855 Man stress.
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Cheap Railroad Rates 10 the Great
show

Visitors TO tho Great Elephant RDr
road Show, which exhibits nj Slogb.a.
Vile Of Saturday the 9th inst, srl In
this city on Tuesday tn 8O,b, will h
carried over tho T., w. y Ky. R,.'u&
from Welsburg 10 Steubonyr.Io lo' %
cents the round trip, to Wheeling n' b
cents the round trip. and rom sU inter.
mediate stations ~ proporuonsie rates
Regular trains run ~ suitable hour 10
Accommodate all who de,Iro b Nyf4
either the afternoon or evening gl.t.
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