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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-09
New York Live Stock Market.

NEw YORK, January s.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts 3,4O0 head, making S,40O for the
week, sgsir st $500 same time last week.
Market firm and moderately active at an
advance of tc; extra and fancy steers re-
tailed st ll!@l2c TO dress 81 to 90
gross per cwp ordinary 10 prime St(s
HE to dress 56@57, and inferior and
common cattle 7tG9c TO dress "a to 90;
fairly Fat steers, $50 TO 1850 pounds,
9J6l05c to dress Sc. Exporters took
800 smooth steers st 9i@l0tc 10 dress
66. The shipments for the week were
1920 quarters of beef. Two cars OF
Chicago dressed beef arrived to-day In
good order and sold st 6!@7c.
Sheep-Recelpts $500 head, making
%, 800 Tor the week, against II 900 same
time last week The market was Irregu-
lar. with firm tone in the morning and
sn essier feeling toward the close. Sheep
ranged from Al TO 6!c; lambs from 81 to
CSC; Cenersl sales to SIC.
Hoys--Receipts 1880 head, making
$500 for the week, against 81, $50 same
time lsst week. Market easier 3. 81 40
IA SO live. The sales alive include 3
cars OF Ohio at 81 IS and car OF light
Al 81 50.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO, January S.-The Dropsrs'
Journal reports hog receipts at 4l,OOO;
shipments 2,4OG IN fair demand but Al
lower rates; packing at 81 OO@4 10;
light hogs fair at "a 10; choice for heavy
shipping al 81 l6@4 20; closing weak.
CatLle-Receipts 1900; shipments 9OOi
choice 20 extra shipping steers quiet but
steady at 81 0J@5 45; closed dull.
Feeders and stockers steady and firm at
So 35@3 So; butchers a shade better.
Cows S225@4 90; steers So 25t9S 10; bulls
81 OO@3 %; oxen ~ SOFAS %.
Sheep-Recelpt l,6OO; better supply
and fairly active and firm; extra to fancy
SIS O9Gy5 %; fair to good wethers and
ewes "a 25@t rs; inferior to medium
So 25CG4 90.
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Or CITY, January S. The petroleum
market opened quiet but frm a: 81 43;
tor United advancing 20 81 -, with sales
and declining to 81 Ssi, closing 81 81 Il
bid. Shipments Tor tue SIN and 7th az
gregated 20 go barrels.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-03
rnE REVISED TARIFF BILL

We have before US the WOOD tariff
bin rs revised and amended by the Com
mi,tce on Ways and Means. 1t is now
before the Committee Of the Whole
House, and is made tho special order for
tomorrow Thursday, after the morning
hour. and from day to day thereafter I'M
I'll disposed OF. The bill on its first pub
Eaatiou. was 3 crude affair although i.
possessed some excellent testures-snd it
has been tinkercd and patched until it
p,a.sos nobody. We believe it has been
greatly improved, but it is probably less
popular with representatives of special
interests than in the beginning. About
rs good thing as Congress can now do
is to clay It in its little bed pass the
appropriation bills, and adjourn. A
thirty day campaign Of blatherskite dis
cu.sion over this bill in Congress now,
would 90 more to EeLard returning pres
per..y and unsettled business confidence,
than il is in the power Of that body to
repair in twelve months.
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DEFACINa CON.

Ii will cost you just $1,000, or you VIII
90 to the penitentiary for two years, if
you punch hole in silver dollar and
place it around your baby's meek to cut
Its teeth on. Such being the csse, the
average baby Will be supplied with
nail, or the bottom Of & saucepan, or Its
psternal parents cheek, or some other
metallic substance over which the United
States government has no Immediate SUI
pervision. So many people have an I'M
righteous habit of boring holes
in or otherwise making more
hideous than il was at first,
the female figure on the pieces OF silver
coin, that the Committee on Coinage
have agreed to report fsvorsbly bill
providing that if any one trauduientIy
diminishes, mutilstes, detsceS or hghtcns
the gold or silver COIN which are by laW
made current, they shall be imprisoned
not more than two years ard fined not
more than $1,000. Any person who
shall place thereon any word, sign, de-
wee, character or picture and shall at
tempt to circulate it after 50 doing,
shall be imprisoned for not more than one
year and fined no. more than 81, 600, and
coin so defsced shall no longer be q legal
tender.
This last clause seems TO be intended
to cover the cases of young ladies who
have necklaces made of small coins, with
the monographs OF their gentlemen
friends plsced thereon. We always did
think it was bad taste for man to pull
out twenty-doilar gold piece and begin
whiting on ii with pen knife, while
ordinary folks had to content themselves
with pine stick.
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THE uKEAKrAsr TABLE,

SENATOR EDMUSDs IS credited with
the following: He was asked how man
with q $500 salary could spend $4,000,
and replied, with sarcastic smile, "Oh,
he has IN economical wife"
TIE story is told of the present Pope
when legsto to Brussels, that free
thinking marquis had the audacity, at
one time, to call his attention to shock
ingly immodest Venus which was painted
in ivory on the marquis's snuh-box, with
the purpose Of disconcertlng the clerical
dignitary. Mgr. Pecci examined 1t crltl-
calIy without any apparent suspicion OF
its indecency, and handed 1t back to the
marquis, murmuring quietly: "Beauti'
full, very beautiful. Your wife, l sup
pose"
WHILE England snd Russia are guar
relling over what remains OF Turkey
what remains of Turkey Is busily en-
ploytd in killing Greeks, and unless the
great powers soon decide upon peace or
war, there wont be Greece spot LETT
Boston GLOje.
The Board of Education in West
Virginia town undertook to clean out
the s.oyeplpo at the schoolaouse the 9th
or day, with the assistance OF little
gunpowder. The pipe was cleaned out,
we understand, and also the stove and
the Board of Education, but 1t took
about three days to clean out he school
house Observation-Disclosures Times
Mr.. BLAINE, as is well known, is one
of those magnetic men we read about
The Albany Journags female CORES
pondent IN Washington says: "Thert
is more true inwsrdness IN his fraterna
grip of female correspondents hand
than in the cold fins of all New Eng
lands other Senators jointly or singIy
IL is to be hoped, tor the sake of theil
wives, that the other fellows do not have
cold feet, as well rs cold fns.--Bosto'
Herald.
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LIPpINCOTT's Magazine for April is
one OF the sprightliest numbers of this
popular monthly, that has ever appeared.
1t opens with a beautifully illustrated ar
tlcle by RoBT. a, MCLEOD, on THE Itsl-
IAN Lakes" The article abounds in fresh
and interesting information in regard to
the famous lakes OF this favored land and
is out Of the usual vein employed by
ordinary writers in describing scenes that
are we'll known. OLIVE LOGAN has a
charming paper on Norway, finely illus
tratcd and Astounding in interest. a new
story called "Hophzibsh Guinness be-
Gins with this number, which is first
class. The other authors who appear
either in poetry or prose are, SIDNEY
LAvrER, PAUL II. HAYNE, T. L. Os-
VALID, T. J. WILSON, HENRY p. COP
pAED and Lucy II. HOOPER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-03

OUR esteemed contemporary, the IN
tcIligeacsr, after having indorsed the
Iyrcaing of John Wallace by an armed
mob in WetZel county, and now seeing
the bad impression that such course of
conduct has had upon our State abroad,
in tins mornings issue it tries to throw
the responsibility of these bsd impress
sIors upon those persons who
sen. exaggerated reports Of the
lvrchipg to the New York papers.
Tina, will not do. While it might be
true that the brutal manner OF the lynch
inc was exaggerated, the fact that the
marty was lvnched cannot be denied, and
~ long rs that fact exists, we
must expect to hear exaggerated reports
about it in newspapers outside OF the
Sta.c.-Eocnng Standard.
10 thus reprove the characteristic
duplicity of the hypocritica! Atelligsncsr
is, no doubt, proper enough; but did the
Endorsement by that paper of the lynch
inc of JOHN WALLACE do the good name
Of our State as serious harm abroad as
tho false statement of the Standard that
tho people of West Virgins never
punish the crime of murder except by
mob violence2 1t looks to US TO be q
clear case of the pot calling the kettle
black.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-03
TEiEFAR WEST.

West Virginia has already contributed
a considerable number of citizens to the
new State OF Colorado, and many others
are going out this Spring and Summer.
Those who 20 do not all 90 TO search for
gold and silver, but many 60 to Craze or
TO farm. For the benefit of this Class, we
reprint from the Cincinnati Enquirer a
letter from Bowlder county, which
gives good deal CT information about
tho agricultural capabilities as well as
mineral resources oGthe State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-03

We give on our fr.t page this morn
ing some account Of the unlawful hang
ngs which have taken place in this
State. The author C it is unknown 10
W, but from the statement in it that
murder in West Virginia has never been
punished by legal hanging, we suspect
the editor OF the Standard could enGght-
en- us. i! he would. However, since that
was written, the REGISTER has given him
- short lesson in the history Of his State
and he will not repeat the story to the
de.rimeut of her good name.
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snndnY,s NeM YoIl, Wor!d.

ana OthtE EOEtiOhh VI "N"'
gtEia Involved.
Sundays New York World.
Mrs. Eliza Millar, of this city, yester-
day placed in the HANDS of Mr.. Rufus
Andrews II claim against the Baltimore
and OHIO railroad and other corporations
for 10000 acres of land, situated in Ken
lucky and Virginia. The history OF the
case is as follows: In the earl y part Of
the war Of 1912 John Young, wealthy
cracker baker, accumulated y large for
tune by supplying the navy, investing
his gains in the wild lands of Virginia,
Kentucky and Ohio. From recent surveys
made by j. Wise Norton, of Philadel-
phia, it appears that among the lands
purchased by Mr.. Young are the follow
ing tracts: Tive hundred acres in Kama
VIVA county, having frontage on the
Kanawha river, through which the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad runs;
400 scres in Rich Valley, Washington
county, near the celebrated salt works
and plaster banks Of that locality; 1000
acres IN Lewis county, w. Va, near the
county seat of Weston. through which
the Washington and Ohio Railroad runs;
2G5S acres in Wetzel county, w. Va,
on Fishing Creek; 1000 acres in Richie
county, near the Petersburg branch OF
tho Baltimore and Ono Railroad, in the
very valuable oil region; 1880 acres
patented in Harrison county, On Hughes
river. A valuable tract OF 1873 acres
on Maiden Spring, fork of Church
river An immensely valuable tract OF
1900 acres in Scott county, having q
fvc-mile frontage on Eagle Creek, and
$4,000 scres that lie in Owen, Scott and
Grant counties, in immediate proximity
to the Kentucky Central railroad. NJ
merous other large and small bodies not
vet definitely located will be surveyed in
due time. The surveyor meets with
much difficulty in ushing these immense
claims owing to the numerous record
offices having been destroyed during the
war, and the many new counties that
have been established since the date Of
the patents. Mrs. Millar consulted Mr..
| Charles O'CCnor on this claim, who gave
\ favorable opinion, and estimated the
property as being worth 100000, as 1t
lies in rich ore and coal producing
country.
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MIS-. ELIZA MILLAR, of New York,
has commenced her suit to recover some
thirty million dollars worth of property
in West Virginia and Kentucky. She
has submitted her clsim TO the distln-
guishod CHARLES OCoNNER, who gave
her favorable opinion. Mrs. MILLAR
is clearly lady of epterprising notions,
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The value Of POIIteness.

Chicago Tribune.
1t always rays to be polite As the
steamboat Magenta was descending the
Hudson river last week, being crowded
with passengers, an old gentleman was
unable to lind seat. A young man no.
ticing this gave the old gentleman his
chair and went forward. Two minutes
afterward the boiler blew up and the old
gentleman was killed, while the man who
had given up ms seat escaped unhurt.
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Albert Rolf, ct al

VS.. In CnanCefy.
Albert Rolf, ct al,
Byvlrtue OF decree made by said Court
in the above entitled cause on the 3Jth
day of March, 1878 IL IS referred 10 the
undersigned Commissioner of said Court
10 take, state and report TO the Court an
account
LIST. or the debts due by Charles Rolf,
deceased, at the time OF his death, with
their respective amounts and priOrltles.
I'd. The estimated money value, IN pro-
portion TO the gross purchase money OF
the life estate of Wiihelmina Roll in the
property mentioned in the bill.
Sd. Any other matters deemed pertinent
by the Commissioner o. required by any
OF the parties.
By said decree publication OF this notice
shall be equivalent TO personal notice to
the parties.
Notice IS hereby given that have fixed
on Saturday, May 1, 1873, at % o'clock A.
NJ. as the time, and my office. No. l2l2
Chaplinc street, in the city OF Wheeling,
as the place TO ascertain and state the mat
tiers in said decree mentioned.
And, in pursuance OF said decree, the
object of said suit being TO subject the real
estate OF Charles Roll, deceased, TO the
payment OF his debts, all creditors are re-
qUired 10 present their claims against said
Charles Rolf, Tor adjudication to me, at my
office, on or before said May I, 1873.
w. J. w. COWDEN,
Commissioner of Municipal Court Of
Wheeling.
II. NJ. RUSSELL, solicitor FOR complain
ants. ap3OaWt
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A FABLE.
The Mountain in Labor.

A Mountain gave out that it wss in
an Interesting Condition, had the Val.
loys strewn with Tan-Bsrk and author.
lied its Friends to announce that this
was to be the Greatest Effort of its Life.
1t then brought forth q CustomOuse.
Nordi-The Moral TO this Fable can
be found most any day IN the Washing.
ton dispatches.-Ne10 York World.
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DIED.

BALL-Monday, April l, ISIS, JAMES H.
BALL, in the 10th year OF his age,
Funeral this wednesday, afternoon at
2o'clock, from the residence OF L. II. Nor
riS, corner of Broadway and Virginia
streets, Island. Friends OF the family
are invited to attend. Interment at
Peninsula cemetery.
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EeRSOnable Noses.
Louisville Courier.Journal.

Noes are built to suit climates. A
writer in the New York Post observes
that the Esquimaux nose is short and
fitted to the extreme cold OF the far
North. A long, cold nose is one of the
horrors of a severe winter.
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CAPITtL. s25H.uvo.
JOHN X. BDT~FNNn R,af-.
GEO, ADAMS, cashier.
Bank Of the Ohio Valley
Successor 'D
THE FIRST NATIONAL BAN
or WHFELIEG.
CAPITtT. s25auvo

This Bank IS Organized sad prepared.
transact the business of banking .uA..a
details.
10 succeeds the First National wrg FL.
Wheeling; is owned hy l.u same SHAN.
holders, and rs under the Sam, Uaua.,.
mont.
By carefully regarding thutr',In>'s0 ...
nuTuspOutCuts and poo fuu. au. u.a
prompt aud a!iuiu. y.sru.Hu OBJ. ..r
wishes, o. hopes 20 mcrl. trD.g esteem aat
confidence.
Notes ana Bills discounted,
Collections made ON III points through.
ont The United states.
Deposit accounts subject 'D check o.
sight, received from banks, .uu Kcrs '.l
corporations uud individual.
Certificates OF deposit Issued payable H.
demand, or a. rN,t dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
IINLtItlsNs
JuUr, Is. I.DT-rUED wv. r.. SfyTHUH
JACOB s.. RHODES, wv. 4. TyU>u.
WI. a. lsErT, 'uIN J.. Home,
A. NJ. ADAMS, q. 4. DEWEY,
HryUY u. NAHrEE wT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-03

The Wheeling Nv. Va REGISTER is
another southern paper TO join the
rapidly growing ranks Of the open
denouncers Of lynch law, even when it
IS applied to 3 wrctch who had committed
three most atrocious MURDERS Spring.
RcH Republican.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-03

Oh the 9th inst, al election is to be
held in Washington Territory to elect
delegates to convention which is to
frame constitution for the admission OF
The Territory into the Union as u StsLe
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-03
NoReturninx Board Now,

From the Pittsburgh Post.
The Republican politicians of Louis
lana have decided not to put a Republi-
can State ticket in the field st the next
election.
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GoLD closed yesterday at 1913,

TEE editor of the Standard falsely
charges that dispatches about the lyEch-
ing were sent abroad by an editor OF the
REGISTER. The editor Of tho Standard
processes to be christian.
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wnat Howe Discovered.

Cincinnati Commercial.
ConkIing's speech is postponed again
Howe is back from the skirmish line
simply to remark that the enemy is still
there.
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Proposals for Coal.

WHEELING, W. VA, April l, 1873.
PROPOSALS FOR MINED COAL WILL
be received at the Office OF the Nail
City Brewing Company until April IL,
1875, y o'clock NJ, for delivery at brewery.
Contract tor one year from date. Address
proposals tor Coal" Respectfully,
Z. BINGELL,
ap2a Secretary.
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Thompson.s snor, Memory,

New York IrIDUue.
The trouble with Thompson, Of Penn
sylvaniG, seems TO be that he doesn't
recognize his own profanity when it gets
cold.
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PARTNER WANTED.

WITH FROM $500 TO 500. REFER
w ences given and required. German
preferred. Call or address without delay,
ap5r w. T., Box ~, Bellaire, y.
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THOmP son & HlBEERD,

4 SPLENDID OPPORIUN.It ~ " y
y "a fortune. ith Grand DEIlna. ..H..
At New Orleans. Tuesday. Al.N .H
Louis. ANA stat. Lottery company
This Institution was rr-a ord .I'
a',I u.s. Ca. Legislature OF 'af -a'
Educational and Charitable TaV ..
I-G-, w.th Capita Of sI.p"p' o."
if has since added "a reserve .HHA q.
wO, n, Grand single Nunh'r pi''''
button will take place monthly w.
second Tuesday. n never fra..''. w..
pOucs. Look al o.. following h...'.''.
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Nicely Adjusted.

Chicago Times.
Schurz's illness was timed as nicely as
Blaine's celebrated suns.rOke.
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Another National Exhibit for Eu-
rope.
Detroit Free Press.
Europe can have the American Con-
gress If it can't organize one of its own.
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Administrators Sale,

TIME UNDERSIGNED ADMINISTRA-
tor of the estate of r. ". Mcclellan,
deceased, will sell at the front door OF the
Court house OF Ohio county, to the highest
and best bidder. thirty-One shares (3D OF
stock of the Riverside Iron and Nail
Works.
Terms OF sale, cash. Sale April IS, 1873
between hours of ~ and II O'Clock A. NJ.
j. {. HERNEY, AuctiOneer.
L. BINGELL, Administrator. ap2-rz
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George r. Miller, ct AL, defendants,
IN CHANTFIY

George r Miller, ct al, defendants,
IN CHANCEEY.
BY virtue Of decree entered by said
court in the above entitled cause on IN"
"a day Of February, 1873, the undersigned,
sheriff OF OHIO county, aud as such COM
mittee Of the estate Of William Miller, ST.,
will, on
MONDAY, sTH DAY OF APRIL,
1875, proceed 10 sell M public auction q A.
the front door OF the Court House, lu tha
city OF WheeIiny, the following described
real estate, iO-wil:
The house and lot on the northeast
corner OF Twcuty-thiyd and EOii streets.
being the north half Of the piece or parcel
OF land bought by william Miller of Jesse
Lantz, and conveyed 10 said William
Miller, ST., bv Jesse LantZ By deed bearing
date the llth day of January, 100, ana 81
record in deed book -- OF ohio county,
West Virginia, the south half OF said LAND
having been previously sold by said VIII
liam Miller.
TERMS or SALE-One-third cash, and the
residue IN two equal ihstalImcHp, pay
able in one and two years from date Of
sale, the purchaser % give bond with per-
sDnal security tor the unpaid purchase
money, and the title 10 the property 10 be-
retained until the said purchase money
shall have been paid
GEO. r. TISGLE,
Sheriff Of Ohio county, as Committee Of
estate OF VIM. Miller, luuatiC. mr7i
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CAPITAL PRIzE $4,000.
IO0OI Tirkr'garTvD Dollars each.
HaIlTl.Er's s.u'
APPROEWATIp. rHilE

ATTTL n 7 7 ||T-' T TIT =
Approximation Pnz's OF VI f.
q p
ISL Prizes, amounting 'p-.-.-.... '...'..
Responsible cDrTr-I DHfIlE ~
ed at all prominent py.ng' ~
liberal mpeusatlOL VII. b. pa.A' .-.
on, , = 5a MAO D. The Home Office % yes
Orleans. t...-g t.r
WItr, clearly stating lli. adai'.-'
'ur1Hsf IAi"i ''''''' A. DAUPHiE,
20. PIX ~. soy pi.s1..' =. =.
All our Grand EGiTaoIalnafj pL''-.ys.
are under the supervision ana ~
mcnt Of geurra.-G J.. B.asf. -. '',g--,
JuDaI A. Early. The next l!a~..- ~.
ON Tuesday. May .r7-. AL.-
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
Special Sale of Unclaimed
FreiQht,

Two hundred and fifty packages OF un-
claimed freight remaining in the Office OF
the Adams Express Company in this city
will be sold on SATURDAY, MAY II, 1875,
unless the charges are paid upon them and
they are taken away before the day OF
sale. Sale to take place at the auction
room OF Hervey 4 Britt, 1922 Market
street. commencing at P. NJ. and con-
tinue in the evening at O'Clock.
Terms Cash. J.F. MERRIMAN, Agt.
J.C. HERVEY, Auctioneer. ap3wSb
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The River and Harbor bill, as agreed
upon by the House Committee on Com
merce, sppropristes to the
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new ADVERTISEMENTS
A CARD.

IN ANSWER TO THE CHALLENGE
in Yesterday mornings REGISTER OF
George Weisgerber TO Ine, would say,
that having received a prior challenge
from Nick LaybergeT, OF Pittsburgh, which
| propose to accept, IT will be impossible
at present TO accept Mr.. WeisgerDer :: ouI
II ne will wait awhile Will take pleas urt
in accommodating him. First come, mrs
served, - is my motto. Respectfully
an9o LOUIS FELSING,
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ssO,OOO,O6O WANTED.

Sninr the Baltimore and ohio Rail
road for 10000 Acres OF Land
Lands su WetZei, Lewis, Ritehie
and other Portions of " est Nir.
O.ts.iu IuNoIEPG.
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Commissioners Notice.
In Chancery.

CtTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, CITY OF
- Wheeling, in the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling
Wnnelmina Rolf,e al.
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Bethesda Water,

Possessing marvellous properties in curing
diseases affecting the urinary organs, for
sale by the gallon, keg or barrel, by
LOGAN, LIST Il CO.,
apps Druggists, Wheeling.