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ADJUSTMENTS.
CRoyER,s NEW THEATRE.
I" z y Pom. avenue, near willsrd's Hotel

LAST NIGHT BUT ONE MOST POSITIVELY
GROWERS GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
LEONARD GRovER............. .DiRECIoR
CARL ANcHUII."........."" CONDUCTOR
THIS tTHuRsDAY) EVENING, De-. 8,
First 'ln' in this f III 3 is Hwslssy Grand Opera
h y. a., g I'm. Ts;S MANI S' crs,S
this season at the New York Academy Of Music,
and subsequently ID BOSTON, and Philadelphia,
winning GRAND H'i PHeEssT RS SITSHo"
IN the First Act, with over one hundred persons
on me uaEe. r,.
JOSEPH HERMANNs n....... .Cardinh Btogui
MADAME BERTHA J0HAkNsEN 49,. Rseha
MADAME JOHANNA RorTER Princess
TTH E0p HABELMANs as. Prince j.. Leopold
ANTON GhAFf as.........s.......'.' zero
SOLDIER, ET!s.,., Monks, i...ss,:, q: ,.',
Gr"THE JEWEs5" 10 very rarely presented
on any American stage, bu, The very large number
OF Artistts and strength Of Grand Chorus and o.
che. ss Of G'Gys Grand gs ,S opsr. fSnps
lense rarely equalled In Europe.
The Coitumss of rbe Jewess" were brought
RON Europe by Mr. Growers special agent for this
TOMORROW tFRIDAYl Dec. ., q.
hy special arrangement for extra train, the Grand
German Opera Company will remain In this city,
GALA FAREWELL MATINEE.
o'i StR r a sISlHS1 OPERA ENTIRE,
Adni..ion to matinee, sii no extra charge for
TRiDAY sIeHr DEcEMsER .,
LES HuG0EroTs,
Opera IN Five Acts, BY Meyerbeer.
seats may DO secured Tor either ftho Operas At
Prices FOR SINGLE OPERAS.
orshestr. Chairs. .',.''..'.'...''''''"''1@
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DIANOS PIANOS II PIANOS III
We call the attention Of the public TO our large
stock OF PIAN0-FoRTEs, from the mAnufAotoris
OF steinwAy h Sons, Raven BAoou,I and HAines
Bros, and Mason Hamlin'G CABINET ORGANS.
to sell at the lowest factory prices. We have also
on hand MELoDE0NS OF FRINGE 4 Co. and Smith
Brothers, make, and several secondhand Pianos
In good order, for sale upon easy monthly pay
ments. At the wAreroomS OF
". METZERoTT,
deI-2w Cor. OF 18th st. and PennA. ave.
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II y X 8 A L &
90 VI 9. Cub House ON.
80 g Oel' S.ly sS ga T X. wS,.s.,
100 half chests Tea Of various kinda,
loo boxes Old Plantation Coffee
TOO kits Mess MAskerei. .......
100 half kits Mess Msakerel. ...
100 kits No. do.
100 70 Nos do
100 Piohlod Salmon. ......
80 bags Old lava Cofee. r.
And . general assortment Of Wines, LIZ or.,
= - W. Cohw2N BUReY,
.- No. II North Charles street,
ni2-iy baltimore, Nd.
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1 STE NGE TORY,
\ 4 s STRANGE STORY.

A STRAIN STORY,
IA A STRANGE STORY,
STRANGE STORY
BEADLE'S NEW DIME SERIES.
READLE'S NEW DIME SERIES.
EADLE's NEW DIME SERIES.
LARGE OCTAVE FORM-DOUDLE COLUMNS
LARGE OCTAVE FoRM-DoUBLE COLUMNS,
THE MARKED BULLET,
THE MARKED BULLET,
THE MARKED BULLET,
THE MARKED BULLET,
A TALE OF THE EARLY OHIO SETTLEMENTS,
A TALE OF THE EARLY OHIO SETTLEMENTS.
One OF the most captivating books Of the day, 10
the first issue OF Beadle's new Dime Octave Sc
rites, viz;
THE MARKED BULLET,
A Romance OF the Settlements, as full Of mystery
AS Bulwer'S celebrated Strange story" ItSeli and
so refreshing In Its delineAton Of bAekwoodS life
as to render It enjoyable In every line.
Sold generally by news dealers, or sent, post
paid, on receipt OF priOo-TEN CENTS.
Address BEApLE CO., Publishers,
deS-itd&W No, IIa William st., New York.
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SUBSTITUTES.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODI-
IN GALS.
bseoo, segars, Flags and Playing Cards. also, .
large assortment Of Plain and Colored Photo
Marshhl's ONCE, Alexandria, Va.
subscriptions and Advertisements for the wash
inston DAILY NATIONAL REruBLIcAH received.
auQ0-H
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GALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING,
- CAMP AND GARRISON EoUIPAGR, TENT
CUTTINGS, &C.
CHIEP ouAnrEaMAsrxnp 0yYIeE,1
DEPOT or WAsHfrorou, y
WARRINGTON, D. C., November %, 1884
viii be sold 81 Public Auction, o. oovsrsnsst
Warehouse No. Q, on ssventeenth, bstwess 4 nd
streets north, Washiu gton CITY, C., On THURS
Captain D. @. THOMAS, N. 9 K, q. O. A., alotsf
condemned clothing, he., CONSISTING Of
Drawers, Fslt Hsts, frunpsss, bugiss, nssaliis
Scales, Drums, Flags, Tents, Books, Mos Ysss,
Camp Kettles, Spades, shovsls, Axss, Hatshs>s.
HayersAoks, CAnteens, Old Iron, nfass, Hope, h.
About 100 tons OF Tent Cuttings.
sale to commence At 10 q. m.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
sucosssfui bidder must remove thsif DursAas0
on or before December n.
Briradier General aud Chisf Quartsrmsstsr,
no1sist Depot Of Washington, d. G.
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A ADJUSTMENTS. =
.NR0vERTs NEW THEATRE
W Psnns, avenue, near wilisrds' Hotel.


.GRovER'S NEW DTHEATRE
~ ADJ ExTRk NoTIcRf TIEEE
GRAND OPERA
.,'-l0'T DIR TREIscHuTzl
Tho Director bsss to announce that, Of hesoiie.
itAton OF very many Grand Opers patrons Of
through SP rss.so :%ss &sS se,sr q
transportation OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rnil'
rosd, an extra train with which 70 transport the
10 t%. 70 NEE, 3ssr snSsssS.n NJ 'h is Ics.yii.
sompspy I. .nnoanssd, and he sal. Tor tbs season
promised, although nota uf1ssntly explicit.
This .rrsnsement leaves the Dirsctor an orpof-
tunity to EiVss r,vvr,,
ETTRA GRAND oPERk NIGHT,
TRIDAY, DEcEMBrB
GRAND MATINEE
On the afternoon OF that day.
In the entire repertoire Of the Grand German
Opera Company, he IL unable TO select stronger
LEs HuGUENoTs.
which he 10 able TO present with . cas-, seldom
equa led In the entire world.
He btgs also 10 announce
GkAHD MATINEE
Tho only one) on Friday Afternoon. At O'Clock
when VII be presented the Grand Mastsrrisos Of
DER PARACHUTE.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER
GRAND FArEwELL MATINEE,
DER FREtsCHUTZ:
Last sppesrsnee Of FREDERIcL
HnBhLM tNN........' '.as"'.............maS
IsADORE Embellishments. ...... Caspar
Admission TO Matinee, o.. seats may be secured
without extra charge.
FRIDAY, FAREWELL OPERA NIGHT,
LES HuGUENors.
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AT WHITEHURsT's, 484 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
EvE.-Pricss reduced to suit the times, almost 80
per cent. Vignettes, formerly sold At q per
dozen, now selling AtS48. Cards, formerly sold
at ssper Dozen now selling At es.as. Call and see
specimen. nol1-u
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The only place where you can purchase india
Rubber goods OF all kinds at Manu- dciursTI prices u
M n. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
PrnnIylvAniS avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beAuti-
fully repaired at short notice. mAr2S-tf
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EXCITEMENT ON THE AVENUE, No. ASS, near
FouT-and-A-hajf street, over the beautiful gold
plated Ladies' Belt Buckles, Jet Aod Cluster Sets,
bracelets, Chains, Spring Call Bells, silver. plated
Spoons, at the Dollar JeRery Store, No. ans Penn
IylvAntA avenue, near AZ street. de2-2t'
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which will be produced with
NEW SCENERY, COSTUMES, AND EFFECTS.
II can be performed but
THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AND MONDAY.
seats can now be secured at the Box once for
either OF those nights deceit
n A N T Z r B U R Y
" MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
LouisIAsA AVENUE, sEAR SIXTH sThrET:
Rear Of National and metropolitan Hotels;
'k AZ 81 he v:ii:t,c. Nov York and csnser.
bury, AlexAndris, Va. -
JOSH. ....sTAGk MANhCER
HE HAS COME,
sE HAS CONE.
TONY PASTOR,
TONY PASTOR,
TONY PASTOR
THE GREAT COMIC SINGER,
FROM - BRoADWAY, new Y0RK.
Mr.. Fs.sor il Without iva IN the world. HI.
Comic singing 10 superior TO the late
|, SAM. CoWELL,
and his wittisisns excel those OF
THE GREAT ARrEMus WARD.
TONY PASTOR,
10 engaged at an enormous salary. Mr.. Lea 10 de-
tsrminsd that the patrons Of The
CANTERBURY
shall SEQ all the best talent In the country.
MONEY NO OBJECT.
~" week of
MISS IDA s Miss Many coLsoN,
Third week Of
MILE DEsIREE
MONS. MATTHEW,
Fire, week OF the ssrio-eomio drama Of
TIE VICTIM,
THE VICTIM,
which h.. been in active preparation for the past
MISS LAURA LIE CLAIRE,
MISS LAURA LIE CLAIRE,
In her Ereat character OF lane Chatterly, after
wards the Earl OF Richmond, In which character
she will exeouteA
pRoApswoRp COMBAT
BRoADsWoRD COMBAT
WITH
MR.. JOSH HART,
MR.. JOSH HART,
Who will appear In four difsreat characters.
u,,I R;sg Js;n 9ST S5
MISS JENNIE JOHNSON
S SHAkfE7 k KANE,
who, by request, will sing
TIE TIE S SESyE
First week Of tho beautiful ballet advertisement
arranged by Mons Matthew, entitled
THE BELLE OF MADRID
in which win appear Corps dc Ballet Of Twenty
Young Ladies'.
The Prince OF all EthiopiAn Comedians,
JOHN MULLIGAN,
appears every night, assisted by
DICK COLLINS AND CLARKE.
SOMETHING rEW GAN always BE SEEN
AT THE CANTERBURY.
NEW STARS
appear every week.
A GRAND MATINEE
GRAND MATINEE
FOR FAMILIES EVERY
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Special attention 10 called TO the fact that We do
NO CURTAILMENr OF PROGRAMME
at the Mstine.s, the Performance being identical
WIN 'AA' Oh 'n' RofIcE
Mr.. Lea has Just r.esiVsh from E9gl.nda
S SasIsTa4s F P&sTSaIsE
which will DO produced
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
with New Scenery, Tricks, Wardrobe, hc. Mana.
gers OF TheStres can purchase copy BY aPplioA-
lion 10 Mr., Lea.
Look cut for the great drama OF
THE BRIGAND's OATH.
THE BRIGAND's OATH.
CARD.
Are engaged and will shortly appear
A MTsssyy AMP AMP A ayTGaTsssoS
AcRoBATs AND GYMNAsTs,
PERFORMING DOGS,
the most wonderful IN the world,
M alTul h. IL NJ HaN. a.
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ANY one having occasion TO visit privats
medical Institution are advised to call on DR..
Vellny.
A large and suoeeIsful practice here and else.
where enables him to guaranty aperfset cure In all
eases,
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. Persons calling sec no one but
the Doctor. febl-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-08

NEW YoRE sTYIEs.-G 0NtIsmsR's OlOtaine -
SJ and Fash iod6ts IA large assortment for Dress
,nd lnsinetE wear. The Rnglish sack and Walk
lts oSeell 10 beauty, grade and finish any
a ulg over ofervd II this city.
VS." WALL, sTnPHEHs Co.,
oCa.-Iu SQq Pa. Ay,, bet. Ninth and Tenth sts.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-08

CRIMINAL CoURT-JId0s Fshsr.-John Hol-
loran ind cted upon the charge Of assault and bat
terry, was found guilty and fined s2o
Anna Ladd, charged with assault and battery,
was found not guilty.
Nina Berringer, convicted on Monday OF keep
ing bawdy house, was sentenced to pay hhe
of $500,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-08

TRIAL OF HAMILTON EASTER a Co.-The
military commission OF which Mai. Gen. Double
met on yesterday. The ease OF Hamilton Easter 4
Co. was resumed. The court was engaged In hear
Ing the dispositions taken In poston to support
the character fer truth aud YerAeity OF Mr. Wors-
ley, the principal witness tk tie prosecution.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-08

FRIDAY, FAREWELL OPERA NIGHT,
Les HuGUEN0Ts.
Gs-seah msy DO secured for either OF the operas
at toe Box once Of the Theatre, Thursday, Dee o.
u will be understood that no part Of this house.
Orchestra Chairs, Boxes, or either Of the Circles
has been secured for these lastnamed Opera,
therefore the entire earfs OF the Theatre 10 pre-
scented on Thursday morning dts
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News About General Sherman

New YORK, March THE Tribune's
correspondent announces the safe arrival
at Fortress Monroe OF Col Dahlgren and
100 of his command.
The Richmond Wing of the I'd, fully con
firms the Union accounts Of Kilpatrick's
raid.
The World has rumor, via New Or
leans, that Sherman was defeated IN the
18th ult., at Chunky river, near Meridian,
with loss of $4,000 men, and tho army TO
tally broden up. Lee, Adams, and FORESTS
cavalry are reported in his rear. The story
is undoubtedly acanard. \
The rebel War Department has taken
measures to conscript 10000 negroes to
workon on the Notifications Of Richmond
and elsewhere.
Mead has returned to the Army Of the
Potomac
The Hilton Head correspondent to the
World says Gen. Gilmore has sent orders
to Florida that IN future only Jacksonville
will be;held by us, and no effort whatever
made to occupy other towns.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-08

New. Optical INsTTTUTE.-M. Polachek
Practical Oculist and Spectacle maker has
opened an Office in this city where he in
vites the public, especially thoss afflicted
with bad eyesight, to call and get his cele-
brated PERIscoPIc CRYSTAL SPEcTAcLEs for
preserving and Strengthening the sight. He
warrants his Glasses to suit in all case 8
curing weakness and dizziness. His repu-
tation as reliable Optician can be attested
by over 500 certificates from very prominent
men, also from the press. Also, Field and
Opera Glasses, Microscopes and all kinds Of
Optical Instruments.
Office, Monroe street, at Shaffer's Jewel.
~ Store dec2s-3m
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Rebel Privateer Captured.

New YORK, March The Arago has
arrived from Hilton Head With 20 officers
wounded in Florida and "a rebel deserters.
Nothing new from Charleston. The BON
bardment still continues with good effect.
The rebels reply. at intervals but rarely do
ing any injury.
The supply steamer Bermuda isreported
to have captured rebel priyateer in sight
of Fort Picdens, after an exciting chase
All quiet at Jacksonville on the I'd.
Reintorcements were rapidly arriving and
Gen, Seymour's postum was sufficiently
strong to repel any attack.
Flags of truce had communicate with
the rebels to endervor to obtain our wonnd
ed who fell into their hands, but the request
was refused. The rebels admit their loss
high as 1000.
Gen. Gilmore arrived at Jacksonville on
the 29th.
Rumors we're afioat here of the capture
of Newborn by the rebels, but they are un-
true
Before 10 o'clock this morning quarter
of a million of 5:20s were sold on Wall St,
for Amsterdam.
A private let er dated Havana, March LIST,
says the Q. S. gunboat De Sofa was in dry
dock there. The secessionists had threat
ened to burn her and also had threatened
the officers with violence. The Spanish an
thorities had, however, given them leave to
wear their side arms and they now visit the
city fully armed.
The Worlds New Orleans correspondent
says that 10000 rebels are marching thro'
Western La. Geu. Banks has sent larde
infantry force into the Teehe country.
1t is said the I'd La. cavalry have been
captured by the rebels.
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0UTRAaEoUs.-Night before last the res
idence of Mrs. Sarah Correl, who resides
near the Second Ward Market House, was
entered by five men, who made their bru-
tai purposes known to the woman. She at
tempted to get out Of the house and give
the alarm, but could not succeed; she was
seized by two or three OF the rufians, who
endeavored to throw her down. In her ct
forts to resist them, aud to prevent falling,
the frantic woman took hold of the mantle
Piece and held fast to it until it gave way
and fell to the floor with her. The tends
then succeeded in their hellish designs, and
the person of the exhausted woman was
ravished. t..F 4Hfl
Two of the men ~, James Gass, Joseph
Witmarsh, were arrested last night, and had
a hearing before Aid. Dulty, A daughter
of Mrs. Correl, girl ten or twelve years Of
age, appeared as witness, the neither not
being able to attend the trial. The two
were ordered to Jail, to await action OF
Court, but Gass escaped from the officer
(Mr, Marshall), and is now at large! The
other fellows have not yet been identified.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-08

y IMPoRrANr To EVERYBODY Having pur
chased new machinery, tools, ETC., and en-
ployed - competenta workman, we will
open the REGISTER BINDERY on Monday
(Feb. l5,) when we will be prepared to &C.
commodate our friends and patrons who
have so anxiously anticipated the opening
of this department of our Office. Oar facil-
tiles for manufacturing blank books, led
gers, account books, ETC., are unsurpassed
BY any establishment in this section of
country. Those having books to bind, or
old books to be repaired, will do we'll to
send them to the REGISTER BINDERY, where
all work will be executed with neatness
and Dispatch a
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Trust Sale of Valuable Ground
on Union and Fifth Streets
in Wheeling, with a Brick,
House on it.

i Jefferson L. Sangston, by Deed of Trust, and
which Deed is recorded in Ohio County, shall IN
the 9th day of March, next, at the Court House
for Ohio County, sell at public sale, to the best
bidder, the following real estate to wit Lots Nos.
g. TO- IL and IL, situate in j. c. Ritchie's addi-
ton to Wheeling, together with four adjoining
lots of ground in the addition to Wheeling called
Buena VISTA and which adjoining lots are Nos.
7, 8, and 10, in Square No. 49, and which proper
ty is situated at the corner Of Fifth and Union
Streets, East of Fifth street and North of Union
street, and is now In the occupancy of AlderG an
Robinson.
TERMS OF SALE, are-One- half in cash, and
the residue sn six months, with interest from day
of sale, purchaser giving note with good security
for the same, Title and Deed retained till pur-
chase money paid zJACOB, Trustee.
feb3 I'd
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Foreign News.

New YORK, March THE steamship
City of New York arrived at this a. m.
She left Liverpool on the oath and Queens
town on the 25th ult.
The Morning Post city article says re-
ports from Paris are more positive that con
idential negotiations are progressing be
tween France and EnglaDd for joint re-
cognition of the confederate States, and il
England refuses France will act alone.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Seymour
Fitzgerald denounced the Government for
Selling Laird's rams; he asserted the action
was in contradiction of law; he should de-
plore war with America, but would rather
90 to war than that the law of England
shonld be infringed in conse quence Of the
threats of foreign powers.
The Attorney Gen. defended the govern
ment and explained their legal action; said
the government acted from sense OF JUS
tice and no other motive.
Several speakers denounced the course of
the government and charged it with pusil-
lanimity, while others replied. Finally the
motion was rejected by vote of l7S to
1853.
An immense meeting Was held in Dublin
to protest against the erection of the AL
bert memorial in College Green. 1t was
broken up by rioaous proceedings and a
desperate fight took place, but nothing Sc
rious.
Additional particulars of the Prussian re-
pulse at Duppel are conflicting. One ac.
count looks disastrous for the Prussans
but the Prussian official account is the re
verse, only admitting loss of 3 killed and
20 wounded.
1t was asseated that England proposed
conference on the Danish question and
Austria and Prussia assented. The Times
regards this as hopeful for a settlement.
1t is said that the entente cordial be-
tween France and England was no longer
doubtful. The Emperor agrees to cooper
ate.
Bourse frmer 6Sf 55e.
Hamburg kilograms say the Prussians
evacuated Jutland, but British papers say
they retain possession of Holding.
The Confederate loan has declined from
52@45.
Austria and Prussia have agreed to con-
ference in London, but will not discontinue
hostiities. The Times thinks it probable
the spring will bring revolution in Ger
many.
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A A SPECIAL MEETING of the Board Of
II Supervisors Of Ohio County, West Virginia,
held at the Court House on Monday, February Is,
1864, the following among other proceedings was
had:- ~ 81 p
ORDERED, That County bounty Of 10000 be
and the same is hereby offered to each volunteer
or recruit mustered into the service of the United
States army since the 9th day Of February, 1854,
or that may be mustered into such service prior to
the first day of March, 1864, and credited by the
proper officer to the county of Ohio. Provided,
however, that the number Of such recruits or vol
unteers SO paid shall not exceed two hundred men,
that being the quota assigned for the said county
under the call ofthe President of the United States
dated February g. 1864; and provided further, that
said bounty shall be paid to those only who shall
produce the certificate of the enrolling officer
and the officer Of the United States appointed TO
muster the said recruit into the scrycs certifying
that he is accepted.
A copy-Teste; GEO. W. SIGHTS,
Clerk Of tho Board Of Supervisors Of z
febl9 tmhl <i Ohio County
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WARS BECoME OF THE PoLIcE9-Pass-
ny down Market street, last night wnen
near Washington Hall our attention was at>
tracted by the pitiful screams OF woman
who had been seized by drunken man.
The loud and mournful cries of the unfor>
innate woman brought number OF citizens
20 the rescue, but "nary" vigilant police
man. The womsn was released from the
hands of the rufian (who made good his
escape J and taken to her home, BY Citizen
not police officer.
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wpREL1Na WEEKLY REGISTER.

With all clubs of ten and upwards an extra copy
will be sent to the getter up OF the club
The REaIsTER contains the latest War; 70
Iitical and Commercial News
The latest news by Telegraph from all parts OF
the United States and Europe;
The latest intelligence received by MAIL;
The latest Foreign and Domestic Market he
A full synopsis Of News from the Southern
States;
A full report of tho proceedings Of the West
Virginia Legislature;
The proceedings of our State and United Sites
Courts and the Local State News
The REGISTER, in its Politics, in War as in
Peace, is for the Country, and the, whole Country
for the Government more than the mere ad-
ministrators Of authority-for the Constitution
moro than those who, however, exalted they may
be in place and power, seek to violate its provis
ions n uuholds and honOrs Union Of equal
States. with equal privileges, and with equal
and exact justice to . l Its citizens. We are for
the old Flag altogether, and tho old Union as far
a II n possble to restore it. and for the exi sting
Coustitution, in it, spirit, letter and purpose
Upou the coming events Of the year rest the
entire hopes of the People and Government: We
are in the midst of bloody and protracted Civil
War It's duration and close depends upon q
w;.r truer and more patriotic policy than we
hsve seen during the present Administration. we
o.s II to II e memory Of our fathers and to the
hons of oa. .hildrsn, to the future OF our ooun-
try. and to the best interests OF nsnsmo, 70
change policy which Is drifting us I:I.nst sua
fsthcr from tho landmarks OF our Patriouc sres'
The Rrqrsrrx win do all II can for those pur
no.ss and hence, the Publisher invites support
and sucourassment from all those VINO, Tnne e
x;sbinr for GOOD NrwsrApxR, also wish to have
. sound Constitutional journal
10Specimsa copies Of The RfsisIIH zen. ,lse,
upos sppioasion, to any sddfe~, and a. many a.
my ~ LEWIS BAKER ; Co.
.a .vgt Publishers, Wheeling, West va
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-08

In Is ASTONISHING the amount of business
that A. M. Adams & Co., do. One of the
firm is East every four Or five weeks and if
there is any new styles of cloths, cassimers
or.vestings they are the arst to have it,
and Of the best quality. Persons in want
of the best article of clothing and at fair
prices had better call and examine their
endless variety of cassimeres and vestings.
Their facilities for cutting and maxim 6
fashionable garments are unequaled in the
city for taste and style. nov l4.6m