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The New York herald., 1865-04-24
The Firrmen in Zine.

FItEMEHs HALL, At ri 23, 1865.
The officers Of the various fire companies IN the Fire
Department hereby notified that in accordance with
resouto passed by tho Board Of Engineers and Fore
men, tho tirc Department VIII sssemble at iirencn .
Hail. In Mercer street. Tuesday, the 10Th instant AZ
ten O'Clock 10 participate IN the fsenl ceremonies OF
Abraham Lincoln, late President Of the United S'acs
Each company viii b. designated by their lire bages
drapcd ia mourning; Grape will be The left
officers not 20 carry trumpe,s delegation from each
company will bc selected to carry the banner Of the De-
partmcDt.
Tic officers OF tho various companies are particularly
requested 10 assemble with their companies p.Lcay
at the hour specified.
c. II. +. LYNCH,
I. hcSoWAN,
JOHN ~ lsR }Committec
MARTIN KFfsE,
y. hAnkDLi.
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Tho Israelttes.

rhe Executive Committee of the Board Of Delegates OF
American rsr,clitcs held special meeting Sunday,
Apr 20 for the purpose " taking suitable action with
reference TO Tho death Of President Lincoln nr Henry
Josephi occa pied The chair Nr. ~ s. Is.acs acted
. secretary.
The following resolutions were proposed and unani.
nousfy adopted
Whereas the rsrsc,es Of u- United stn.s- In common
their fellow ci1ens and al mankind mpaiss most
onrninr for Tue ianentcd President Abraham incons
Ai Is sf s s"s q Epfr ss 20 'S1 4 iA ess.. Z
American 'snocs and hcr cOns;rtnis rccoriur scnss
'ccnn,y b me cruel assassination 9f ,e good tho ancie
t,ifh as.r,,as yant NJ. Nt
hrnTt hesyrn humble rensEeo nron te s gracious
corsoe brfeaved and iarncnug country tho
I, psinfn sllccn Of the hour. ~, =.
forever ocrshci a. t,n, of ~ uvrsi man 1'i,rs sna
o.e I 70 ssss sd We, Ne r. sg N ' s o. o. ,s ,s s,
d season o unparalleled d'nieuity. durng ~
, \, ss y,e as"SS NJ. sys h ,1s-aess
y ~ the unsersai hpinac. cat ~ ~. ~ ,ior, sni
n n.soiyed rha, tsc Isrseios o. rs ra'sd st'r, K.
aniai death of ,te alcnlcd ,sder'i '"s w
I, s,fisss wth geol Ml,rn t.fr, when zee tsfoi
ries H. .t 81 that n,hnlyweI ab auoa ssi nst We
n sos sf.sni r. I" 's ~ Irr,n eoutrDutcd isrscy.
nd vita Ell The fe ,s ,i s,s irmsnC al. sealla At un
Y sne ,at,cs ns,' s,.,.,y % the 'rnloa. ,,,.
R..os A. a. i'"a " "A n H. ,,e,s's W Of II.
M ties ~ nos IN tae gy WI pa.eFair " 20 ops"aN =
IA ,e N ts Ciy be ngisd 10 coopef1to wlLh tas eons
a =, ..,.tonee with the let restitution the officers s-(
10. r,,-e. uia,i,el pf tha J yish ngsesat )ns ~
tsti,,a ~ city are invited ~ ssssr,0e at sss "sas
/. gu1.IIEul-n ON W. IA rft.AA
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Another Account.

PuunxLrHia Arrii %, Iset.
Tss body o. nr lincoln exposed az lndapt pdcuco
Ss from nine o'clock last sight until ono this morning,
. which tine thousands Of persons we're obliged 20
s, ds'pr nom the streets to subsequently, renew
tasir cnorts Although the doou not opencd uutl
30 o'clock tla morning. long beioso that hour an
sssioas crowd had assembled snd ihis Comparatively
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

Medical Faculty, members Of tho Bar members OF the
iress-N Nassau street. right resting on spruce.
Nhalnnrr OF Commerce, Assocdfed y nas, CONNER al
TAssociasona and Produce ExchaageNassau street. right
s resting on bseknan
Conmtec Of Cltizons, Historical socety--Nassau
4 street, right resting Ana street.
zion Club, Nc" for1 Club, Century C b, Athennum
4 Club, City Club Eel ctc Cl b. Union League Club
!. Nassau street, right resting on John street.
Eoard OF Fire Insurance Conn anes Board Of Marine
lsurance CoIranie Board OF Life Insurance Compa.
= xnies-Nassas street right resting Maiden lane.
q United States Sanitary Commission. Christian Com.
NIL slonNassau street. ght resting Liberty street
u . lammany Soci,ty, unon Tammany, Mozart and
A mcheon General CoIninitices German Committee and
N CeGar street.
y peieration OF Union League Of America-Droad
e street, r Eht resting Wal street
u CfiZens Of the Pacific CosDro street right rest ny
n on Exchange place.
"a taaess Temperance. Sons OF TeInperance-Broad
N street, right reSt = Beaver street
a By order, FRANK z. HOWE
n MarAhal Ihird Div sion.
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and Mercer streets this evening eight O'Clock pre-
csely for the purpose of making arrangements for the
funeral Procession 10 morrow 10 draw Up solutions ex
pressive OF their in III great na;loual calamity
Ia full attendance il expected.
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Crfrr OF the rhiri Di-ivinn.

4 'TT|7TT'I NII7TlN TI'IN n. EI'IFTl"T
John lu"fl ieyf ns Jr Major James smith, Ms,o'
ioeke W. winchester, Captain Robert Norris Aids
Cd COS pofpe body or vt~uclsfion f1rMng part 81
tAe 'rf 81 sion will vpor, through their ch cf to ths
iarshn oi the DIVISION, wa0eo hcchqpariefs VII be o.
hareau IT. Ct corner strica, Printing House square
mn "llsiclv On tJ,,ns rnsliion In line.
seen lrf1ra' T. teqV sied 10 carry y er banner
eE llm o. isia ton a the head u thyr ogganz cn
7 ihe folio ing Gtgmenis % position u eh ~
gar ,ff as have al .ady tpof.ed s 4cb nrsanlaii0n
~ va Doi alfesdy reported viii be properly assgnC,
&C. ,n.'ion In line.--
Al s,ao, a,cls will repot " taeNe H. FOR position il
\ llc
! sssi0nie',vs ~ POSITION TOR rrpr u'vfsIOS.
! Ll,1gy Sas o. strecA ylsh -a'ting On Scr ~
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GENERAL ORDER.

NAVY YARD. NKw YoKK April "a, 1865.
All the officers this station who can be spered from
dirty viii report To the arsha Of the day. a the Aston
House. New york. Gu Tuesday the 25th INST, At twelve
O'Clock, 10 JOIN In the obseques Of late President
Abraham Lincoln.
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Attaches os ,i.s Uusaorn House.


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u ,...o.,.x..a 80, ~ e.,.,. 80. .,-,,.x
\ eo''e ""e he" va 9"'N'0'! "y '''c "a oo"so o' he
revenue Ice, in The rtuLda o. tic Custom House 10
: a aIran srents for oinng The pr.ee sson ON Tes.
!, ,.. e-,,, - ' :. =, -,
"'y hoA' lag "''o"hg iesViN'oi, eApesn''o " 'AeS
feelings, wac adopted
whercos on Tuesday pe.t The c,e.a Of New work win
privilege of following tn,cs ihelr nst rc ding
place, MI TINT mortal u that nhorsl Nhuse death
weshs hevviy upon me tion's heart tonhrg our triumph
~ eioiy anu uiowihS III tears {" sorio" "e hopes ana
Resolved That We ,o are conpec,ea with this deuar.
government VIII 10 a. that sd o. of
mourning hearts which shall then pny the Of
istons President The last earnest but naieais tribute
s.th nes "r cru ~ 49, nra n, h ano w" ,S s on,
kmrpat,or ur lila noble lte mud for thst Sacred ,n rty.S
blood whch through all time ali liberties
4 and slnctfy history
The Collector Of tho Port hrs or,ered the Custom
Hou "a "a he close nm T,esd,v al ecven and A.
reaes,cd all sons with the re, cnue service
Y 10 ,oin In The ,roress,nn
y lie has Announced The fo,ovipc ne their order.
80 -
In f1.oCts lcS'
80 -, Inc Sohecior
The New York herald., 1865-04-24
The onicinI Programme for To-day.

THE RECEPTIoS Ar JERSEY CITY.
The Joint Committee of the Common Council tho
ccption OF the mains Of Presldcn. Lincoln A.
N. yesterday, Alderman Ottlwell in TIC chair.
The following programme for tho reception o. the
mains at Jersey Cay and escort to tho City Hail.
directed 10 be published
rRoas A,ng TOR tine PrcEsToy THE REMAINS OF TIE LATE
PgE1rsNr nv rllE CRY AUTHORITIES 10 DAY.
Tho following Is the programme for the reception OF
the rnmans Of the late President by the city authorities
upon their arrival al Jersey City Tho Joint Committee,
together with the entire Common Council his Honor the
Mayor, and delegation Of officials of the State will meet
at Jersey City at nine o'clock A. N.
The remains viii received on behalf OF the state of
New York by Hon. Chaunccy N. Depcw, sccretary Of
State and then consign the care Of the committee
The procession will then be formed in the following
ORDER
Mayor and Members OF the Common Council
Joint Committee of the Common Council.
State Officials.
General Dix ard stan.
WASHINGTON Escort,
and will proceed 10 the steamer Jersey City which has
boon placed a. the disposal 0f the Committee Upon tho
sis'l ot The remains q peterSsse. street ,he poin.
National Guard acting as the guard OF honor will eecort
the sc, the order Of procession being thu same as
given above through Desbroses street TO Hudson street,
through Hudson e'rcet TO Canal street TO Broadway,
down broadway TO the lower end Of tho City Hal Park,
soas rar row entering w the east ste Of the Iark 70
Tho owners OF public and private copvoyances are
respectfully requested 70 hcir vehicles from the
above streets during the passage Of the corfig.
persous dcsrous OF viewing tho remains win enter tho
City Hall Park tho side directly adjoining the
tie side door he City Hail. up the hrst tight OF stairs
30 the corridor cf the hail then passing NJ tho centre
I. through the rcar door OF the CITY Hall.
Upon The air al OF the remains st the City Hall the
Unifcd Gcrmbn societies, numbering niue hundr q
the CITY Hall will chant rgos suitable the occasion
4 As1 at twelve O'Clock mdnlebt tho German Society o
Hoboken viii chant appropriate soisHn~ics in the cor
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small number YVES increaf from minute to minute BY
eight O'Clock 1t Was almost Impossible 70 pass within two
or three blocks Of the hall the Chestnut street sde
while the cross streets pouring forth their myrads
OF human beings military and police force endesvor
TO restrain the pressure towards the door The long
lines, formed for miles, kept up until late hour
tonight As they diminished in the front accessons
were furnished in the rear. Almost everybody was
striving to gain admission. some persons had been
waiting for or eight hours before they gained admis
sion to the hail. while Others became 20 wearied as u
abandon the hope Of getting in.
The tho hall were impressvcly solemn and
not few persons were affected 10 tears. An old
coored woman, sixty Ave seventy years OF age,
thrilled the spectators with her open expressions of grief
Gazing few moments the face Of the dead she ex-
claimed, caspng her hands, while tears coursed down
her withered checks, 'Ohl Abraham Linconl Oh he
s deadl he is dead" The sympathy and love express
cd by this poor found response in every heart
nj seemedto increase If possibl, the general grief
Itwas not until long after midnight that the coffin lid
was replaced, and the face thus forever hid from the
aHi; ted citizens
Ex-Governor Wallace, Of Idaho and Governor Picker
Ing Of Washington Territory, with the funeral party,
as representatives Of those Territories
We were joined to-day, at Philadelphia, by Hon Rich
ard Wallace the Mayor Of the city Of Washington r. c.,
who will accompany 10 Springfield Others will unite
with the party before leave here tomorrow Major
General Dix and staff will arrive TO night
The Philadelshans have done everything possible to
show their resi- for the distinguished deceased The
Of the people best express tho sadness Of
their hearts
The good taste Of the citizns Of Philadelphia dis
played In the mourning hablamcns Of her dwellings
and places Of business yesterday and to-day well rs
during the entire week. Among the most prominent
the residences OF Generals Grant and Meade which
were covered with flags, festooned with Grape Mum r
Gus military officers have their headquarters in Grard
street, and they beautifully draped. The ladies
appear with mourning badgs their left shoulders.
and this custom has become general that is nom
observance is noticed.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Reception Of President LincoIn'S Remain
Sn,Jersey CITY.

4 Reception of President LincoIn'S Remains
fn'Jersey City.
meeting Of the officers Of the Hudson Brigade was
held yesterday afternoon at Banners Hotel in Hoboken,
the purpose of arranging FOR proper military escort
OF the remains of the late President There quite
large representation present Brigader General Hatfield
presided and Lieutenant A. Evans acted secretary
I On motion Of Colonel Gregory committee, con
sistng Of Bhgsdier General Hatfield, General Wright
and Major Tag, appointed to wait on General Hall
General Sandford for the purpose Of socurir posi-
In the line Of procession Tuesday for the Ofc
of the i've brgads from Bergen, Essex Hudson and
Passac counties. IL also decided 10 meet at the
depot al nine o'clock this C,onday) morning to form
TO the remains from Jersey City TO New York. and
General Hatfield appointed marshal Tor both days
Capt Gu OF the Hudson County artillery, volunte rcd
to c minute guns while the cortege crossing the RIVER
y and the proposition accepted
The authorities OF Jersey ,ity, Hoboken, Hudson City
Y and the county towns will proceed TO Newark whore
they win join the cOrtege and accompany 70 Jerey
! City
The Harmonic Society and Hoboken ouarteite Club,
forming chorus Of abou: two hundred voices, VIII sing
soienn funeral diTge while the remains are being
moved from the to the boat and will probably ac-
! COMPANY the corpse 70 the City Hall N New York
y committee, * NJ Of Col Gregory, Gen. Wright
ard Col Speer appointed TO prefer, suitable resou-
tions the sad calamity that has beialon the county,
and 10 cause the same to be published.
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General DIX at Philadelphia 20 Receive

Major General Dix and two members Of his staff
Colonel + Mcmahon and Captain Wilson Barstow, lef
last evening by special train for Philadelphia to receive
the of the late President Of tho United States
It Is understood that General Dix will conduct then
through his department %z.f.
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The throng Ia still pressing towards Independen
Hall. The line extends half mile either way.
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Drgidiar Gen ra, Jtlf Grand MarsilaL
Colonel John W. Avery Aid
Hon. Abram Wakeman. Aid.
Hon. Charles g. Cornell, Aii.
Colonel Joncs Price, Aid.
Captain Charles a. Ststson, Aid
Colonel &. A. Johna0n Aid.
SECOND DIVISION.
Colonel n r. rablu, Marshal.
w. ~ Tweed, Ir. Aid
Colonel George g. Van Bmnt, AID
W. r. terinyea, Jr, Aid
:. H. Drnell, AID
Member of The cay covernmen.
The layers Of New Yors ami other cities
~ Nsyois Of New York AMI other Giles.
The roard Of Aldermen ofthe city Of New York. preceded
by tlpr Sergean.-af Arms.
The Board OF Cogn linen OF the city New York, pre-
ced1d By the sergeant- Arms.
Attaches OF both boards.
Washington delegations accompanying tbs remains ei
tho pres' tenh
Delcsass from the Common Councils from Washington
Baltiinorc, Phil, ielrbia, Brook aud other ci,ca.
nsps O~ D9,srxESs.
O. mprcller, strect Commissioner, city Inspector
Commissioners o, ,te cTnton Arucduct ~ epa.irent
Coun e 80 the Corporate on CcrrOrg ArOfaay Pa oh
Adu'in'r,rator, City Chnrherla ard hcir a.iich,s
ihe ioard ~ appels d 'ht o~ fers ire Des trant
Tho uord "f Fire Comm ssicuer q the Now York Fire
chof E,sinscr and Asssisn, rnslueer- ,ad Rrprc-er
lai'ves and Members % tbc sew iork flrs
Department, IN cuseus dress
rSrf ccvHi>M MT.
Board OF super,ifors, rrccncd by 'A'ir Sergeant al
Anne, Cleris, attach ~. b.
CoI3inwioro's taritB ara cos7eci0n, attaches, Co
Fciioe Comm seiSne,r erd attaches, 60
Board OF Edgcqton, alta hes, DC.
IL. ptcors ei Ctrlnon tc'Uos
Ir stc.s of IoiOmou scnOoih
ra-,l,y and ,rrdc''s q the Proc Academy
tcBt.rj rark ComIlis lrDess cuG atuchus
NiN Comm sionIs Hrd Altl.aaa.
c.nA.ni pilr'n o Hmira ~ ruo attaches.
COrnrcrs and Drnuy rorofsra
Recorder and rity Jgus1s
tocc N,g,scsicf
ygdfer - SnIrorne Court S0pi0r Court Court Of Com
Dtn llcas, Mhricc Go Z, AID cvi Jas.l Is
Court, With .Eof attaclts 10
Dth-t Noincy ssstnt VI i'Ict On IN aud atiaohos
SnefinS Dopriy ahcias ard Ntaclra, &c.
Ccuuly CLERK, f'Lgtrr, suIo, ne, at.a.L3s, 10
frscs fovaNYEsr
fis Evceiloncy Governor mon ard glaT
L1-GogcingrS cf " state .f NsS YVrK
pcafs of 10 ,artrusat- ofsiate.
Members ~ tcnsc ana fssepbi, Of tlo State OF New
40rf, prce'cd uy their = fs ants at 'rn,s
G- AsuDos or tie Scnais ard sently 4 lbs State Of
New YORK..
.ad. y Ja CnmL OF Allyea
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-28

-. =
HONOR TO THE BRAvE.-1he fact that
r. S. Gardner. Capt. and A. @. NJ, has
been promoted to o Brevet Majorship,
has already been announced The pro-
motion was for gallant and distinguished
conduct, and dates from the 3lst of
March, last. Major g. was for q
long time Department Quartermaster
at Harper's Ferry and Martins
burg, aud subsequently, Assistant Chief
Commissary of West Virginia. He has
proved himself gallant and worthy Of
fcer, and the promotion is commenda-
BILE one. He is p erfect gentleman, and
his many friends will be pleased to learn
that he will r main in this city for some
time
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-28
Doors AND SHOES WHOLESALE AN

Doors AND SHOES WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL. -Messrs Blonde and Bachman,
at No. 1O7 Main street, corner off Sprigg
alley, would especially inform the pub
lie that they have in store large stock
of boots, shoes and CATERS, to which they
are constantly receiving additions, which,
for durability, style and elegance.i is I'M
surpassed in the city. Country mer-
chants, and all others, will do we'll to
give us call before purchasing else
where, as we cannot be undersold
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-28

RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARIES Last ev-
ening very pleasant and interesting
anniversary took place at the Episcopal
Mission School. Addresses were made
0y the Rev. I. u Addison, Rev. K. w.
WO.seley and others A number Of APP
propnate hymns were sung and then
came the goodies to which the little
ones especially did ample Justice.
The anniversary entertainments given
oy the English Evan. Lutheran Sabbath
NAoo! at Washington Hall, closed on
tuesday evening. The whole affair was
very creditabls one, aud if it did
"'u lotyleId much pecuniary aid it can
No' iall to have good and glorious effect
upon the school.
on Sunday evening the German Evan
Lutheran Church in Centre Wheeling
was beautifully Illuminated and trim
meo with flowers, pine, etc. Some two
hundred children joined their happy
voices in songs, and all present were
made glad by the interesting performan-
ces
Inc Anniversary at the Clay street
BAPTIST Church on Monday evening faI
surpassed our most sanguine expecta
tons. The Scriptural designs were
handsome and appropriate, aud the sing.
ing and speaking excellent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-28

THE ESCAPED CONvICTS.-Up to lae4
hour last night nothing had been heard
from the eight cnnvicts who escaped
from the Jail on Tuesday evening A
few honrs after the men broke out of the
iail the Sheriff started ont some ten or
twelve persons on horseback to scour the
surrounding country, and, If possible,
capture the fugitives. A number of
these scouts returned to the city last
evening, and reported "all quiet-with
no signs of the enemy"
Yesterday morning it was ascertained
that three or four skifs were missing
from the river in the lower part of the
city Ii is supposed the convicts manned
these snail boats aud made their way
down the river. As all the men except
two ware dressed i'll the striped uniform
recently adopted here for convicts, and
as their heads were shaved, it is thought
that they will be detected in changing
their clothing, or ultimately capturedl
There were sixteen prisoners in the
jail hall when the nine men escaped,
aud the only wonder is that they, too,
did not follow and make bold strike
for liberty or death"
This is the third or fourth break out
or attempted break-out that has taken
place at our Jail within the last two OF
three years There must be screw loose
somewhere The Jail is insecure, OF
there is culpable neglect on the part Of
some one
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-28
my AND STATE NEWS. .

IoURT.-The holidays are
and business in police circles 10
81 There were four cases tried
,Ii,e court yesterday, from winch
DO ~ $40 was awarded as Ia hol-
-" ,,n. However, as Christmas
J''p r,t ouce year" We suppose the
- ~ # this time, afford the small
" 60. .,ons they were called on to
81 to the city funds
.,,r Billy Patterson, had im-
J0hn n,ueh barleycern, and while
0eN w hose and salubrious became
s0'"r"D n. and exceedingly noisy. He
o'','' into man on the landing and
P'''" .tee light on small
''- ue was requested to re-
gu rho treasury to the time of
,.ond costs" and then released
..,,sw Lump, wholly the way-is
,.;dsrable of lump, went home
before last duly sober. He found
limo near his door, a young woman
nished to know if she could be &C
-,oiated with lodgings, and at what
Limp was not in the hotel bust
I'D so informed the damsel. He
inferred to escort her to the hotel,
,,s thinking he too would put up at
intel for the night;) his servi-
we're accepted and the two
,,,5sd their way to Market Square
rbap in front of one of the hotels, Lump
,.tre leaving thought to impress a kiss
ann the lips OF the girl he had not left
,.5iud him. She appreciated the joke,
nd the two became rather familiar, so
.lch so that a policeman deemed it his
,rty TO enforce the law" The two
r,rr arrested, and accommodated with
,,rngs in the lookup. Lump and the
nr Mary Crogan, we're each fined $40
sBd,ost, Lump paid his fine, but Mary
"a, minus small change, and concluded
p.pcud thirty days in the stone front"
aFinh street, provided that " GALA
bose remains intact that length Of
ruc
Frank Lewis had been enjoying Christ
l,. aud the "oh be-joyful." He was
,andug OH street corner when young
4iy passed by on her way to the Sab
srh school jubilee. Frank could not
.rp his understandings in theiI proper
acc, aud as the lady passed he thrust
. his foot and tripped her, causing
Il to fall violently to the ground.
h,,wauly and heroic piece of strategy
,\A.A Erank, aud no laughed freely
,rJ heavily The lady made complaint,
and. when the offender was called upon
=, come 10 time with twenty dollars
and costs, the laugh was on the other
,ide of the mouth
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-28

CoRoNER's INQUEsT. Justice of the
Peace A. N. johnson was yesterday
morning called upon to hold an inquest
upon the body of Mrs. Mary Henderson,
who died very suddenly at her residence
in East Wheeling. The verdict was that
the deceased came to her death from
some cause unknown to the jury.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-28

WELL DoNE.-The scholars of the
English Evangelical Lutheran Sabbath
School have made good their pledge, and
contributed more than the three hundred
dollars-the sum promised by the School
for the orphans. Where there's will,
there's a way.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-28

VACATIoN.-The teachers and pupils
of the Public Schools of this city are now
enjoying the annual holiday vacation.
The sessions of the schools will be re-
sumed next Tuesday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-28

THE HOLIDAYS are upon us, and all
who love good oysters should call at
Booth, Battelle & Co.'S and purchase
can of those superior bivalves there on
sale No doubt about it. They can't be
haat
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-28

LECTURE To-NIGHT--Our friends
should bear in mind the fact that the re-
nowned John G. SAKE delivers lecture
at Washington Hall, this evening, for
the benefit of 4he Wheeling Library AS
ISOLATION. .I..#
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-28

GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED.-M,
C. Leech & Co, No. 113, Main street,
are prepared, and will from this date
sell all goods at fifteen per cent cheaper
than they can be bought i'll this city
Give them call and Judge for your
selves. Dec. %, Wv.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-28

LEcTURE.-We understand that Rev
r. W. Wolsely, formerly of st. Johns
Episcopal Church, of this city, will
deliver lecture at Washington Hall, on
Thursday evening next. Subject: Jeru.
salem and the Jew.