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New Ysrk Banks.

NEW YORK, Dec II.-Bank Statement-De
crease in loans, S1.3JO,UG: increase i'm specie
s2,I90,@0 circulation. s7O0,OOO; deposits, $780,.
10; legal tenders, SJ8,0OO.
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INERAL GRANT.

Lieutenant General Grant returned tbi.
morning from his Southern todr, and called
'J-day On the President.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 11.-Flour heavy. Wheat
scarce Corn at lower prices; sales Of 400 bush :
els white at s0aS3 cents sales 15,OO bu heels VEL
low at 76a7s cents. Clover seeds, Ss.G2X. Oats
dropping, i9a50 cents. Provisions nominal.
Whisky heavy at S2.3laS2.32.
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Gen. Price, Of the Cavalry Bureau, has SUBJ
mitted proposition for the thorough reorgan-
ization Of the cavalry arm, which has received
the written approval of Major Gems. Sheridan,
", Il. sherman, j. III. Wilson, j. M. Schofield,
Crooks, Torhett, kautZ, Iii Long, j. N. Pal
mer, Edward Hatch, Emory. Upton, Davis. T.
}. Wood and W. j. Palmer. The plan contem-
plates that no soldier shall be permanently
mounted until he has received ayear's instruc-
ton, and proved himself capable of properly
taking care of horse; that one-third of the
force, consisting of the recruiting regiments,
shaIl be- kept dismOunted. with only n suf-
ficient number of horses for instruction IN equi-
tatiOn; that the regiments shall rotate in being
dismOunted; that after n regiment has been
thoroughly instructed, mounted and sent 10 the
called TO the place OF rendezvous. BY this
ntans there Will b. no troops in the field but
Jhe mos efficient.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. l1.-COtton dnll. Flour
dull. Wheat declined Ia2 cents. Corn dull.
Beef steady. Pork firm. Lard quiet. Whis-
Ky dull.
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SS En Ks iE rs
'D - AND LIN6i iH EGt h'ND
On and after TUESDAY, Dec.mb., =, ,s;. ma,
senset trains on this road will run daily SUNDAY
excepted as follows ;sorru
Leave Washington at 7soa IN.
Leave Alexandria at /: 20 g. m
Leave GOrdonsviIe at I2:4s D. m
Connecting with Virginia Central road te Rich
Arrive at Richmond at 80 D. m
Arrive at Lyuchburg at 5:45 p. IN.
NORTH.
Leave Kichnond at tOa m
Leave Gordonsville at y 20 D. m.
Arrive at alexandria at 400 p. m.
Arrive at Washington at $50 p IN.
Connecting with trains for ali parts of the North
Local freight train leaves Alexandra at 40 a.
m ana arriyes at G ;11n at SIS
Through freight train leaves Alexandria At e:4s
2. M, and arrives at Lynchburg At $40 D. m
Leaves Lynchturg at 2;i5 q. IN, and arrives at
Express freight train leave. Alexandria At icon
m, and arrives at Lynchburg at 1910 a. m, Leaves
LynehsuIg at e:4op m. and arrives at Alexandria
This route has the advantage over all other. OF
having continuous rail from New York TO Ly nch-
1t also passes Fairfax, Bull Run, Manassas, Bris-
and Gordonsvie Where many Of the late Gr.st Sst
Tickets can he procured in Adams Express
Building. opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
ioai DEPOT. IN Washington; also. at the Depot on
Mary land avenue, and ct the corner Of 9th street
arh Pennsy lvania avenue, under National Hotel.
Trains leave from the corner OF 1st and streets,
Washington. W. II. MCCAFFERTY,
General Superintendent.
M. BROADUS, General Ticket gent.
Alexandria, Dee. IL, ISIS. de III II
RG1DAL AND FUNERAL wREATHS, b.
- qnsts. and Crosses preserved in natural form.
Also, FAX Flowers made to order and instr IN
given, by Mrs. FRIES, late Of Boston. 247 YER
mont avenue. between Il and l. do 9-lms
SCPERIOR PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT,
- made by knahe Co, Baltimore
Also, PARLOR ORGAN. No. 267 G90
street. betS zen l4th and 18th. ulHVv
de 9-3t' BENZ. REISS. Professor Of Music
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6rWe feel able TO say with confidence that
Mr.. Horace Greeley. who is now IN this cIty
Aas expressed himself substantially in accord
With the President in his reconstruction policy
as announced in his message, and earnestly de-
preeaies any division OF the majority of Con-
Errss-JgfSiIj1spesr
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Arrival Of Gsnhoats Mt Rio.
RalfimaIe Marketa.

NEW YORK, Dec 1.-THE gunboats Mack
and Juniata arrived at Rio JaneirO on the ath
of October.
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QY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctione.r.
TWO vALUABLE BgILILNG LOIS BIZ Rt

On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at CLOCK p.m n,
We shall sell in front Of the premises Lots IL sB y
In subdf vision Of Square No. 40, situated On III
between and X streets, on the Island.
Terms: One half cash balance in four, GIT nd
twelve months, secured by deed Of trust on The
premises.
All conveysncins and revenue stamps st cost o.
purchaser.
$50 down when sold.
dsn-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auca.
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GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
JEwELRr, WATCHES: ANB SILVER WARE
500 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

The subscriber, having sold out.his Store Offer,
the balance Of his Stock st prices unprecedentss
As most Of the Goods being bought 81 gold prizes,
they viii BE- sold positively at COST IN CUB
81 Patrons having " stches and yewelry ct ny
Store for repairs, will please call before tie Ii o.
January, 1886.
Show cases, Iron Safe, Regulator, and Mirror
for sale cheap De Isss
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucti1nssp.
BAIL1rES SALE OF HoUsEHOLp TUss

BAILlFrT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD rUssi-
,soeIoek The 'th day Of peoemesE s Hs.1
and streets, Sy order Of distrain for r.st
and oSss. -S' f e. frs sSd Ss sss
o.. Piano and Stool, thr.. Rug. and two We.
fnfse nMr oieth Sofas, two Whstnots snd V'h'
Three Ottomans. thr.. Marble top STAN. 80.
S'x HAT lsth Chairs, one Straw nsttiAs' "'
One B.us:.i. Carpet, one Bureau and Glass, Bel
B'anfst., Mattresses. Pillows, Quilts, ssrbl'-'''
Mahogany Table,. Rocker. Cooling stove s''
And N q ne furniture mentioned IL aid s.t5.s'
soN-d GREEN wfLIiaMs, Kucs.
- THE ABOVE SALE 10 UEAvoipAsLi
hS s.s and place dKi Gifir AGA.
AsHTH fIF Is. s I'll $780,
ns:t Ia place skifsssT 8 3 III A...
RIw. L. WALL co., Auctionssrs.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE HIG
Isl And % 81 STREET kTTss N &Esf 1t AZ
By Virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated r.brH.ry lsa|
A. D. 1853, and duly recorded In Liber }. A y
NO. ino foitOs w, &c, Que Oi tne lhnO reCoIus
Washington ceunty We shSh o1er for sale a. %,
lie auction. on wEDNESrAV the 81 day Of JsBs
airy. A d. 1861, at 4 O'Clock .. m the esstt,s
story Frame Dwelling Houss, and so much Q, v
numbered four, t4J ia square numbered ave hS,
dred and dxty seyen. ts1 3 the came is tnosn
the Plat Of the city Of Washin gton, as said ga
Of satd house the depth of said lot. with psresl
ltnes, said house having Q front Of about ni'e
feet. -
Terms One third cash; the residue Of the D. |
chase money in and Il months; the purchaser 80
ing his notes for the deferred payments, ecs BE- nj
deed Of trust.
A deed sivsa and deed OF trust taken. a.
All conyeyspcing and revenue stamps o. INV
OF the purchaser. - ~ithI
II the terms are not complied with rs
Eve days from the day Of eale, the trustees - -
the night to resell the said prcpsrt, a. ths rms ~
cost q the dsfaultins purchaser, on gyms
days notice In the ,~{erS
leaving tho ground -
RICHARD Ii, CLARKB,l rruste"
&c A. AUSTIN SMITH, n Ascts.
De u-2awsw&ds ". L. WALL &So, H.-,-I..2
LOB SALE-2s 900 extra hne peTpetnh- shrss
II ing KoeEs. ornamental Tres sns es1
climbing and pallor Plants. fruh 1t
v 3. SEA- q Of ar't'l,;s SsqH isisSis ,.A
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LOST AND FOUND.

itoi dark bay HoRsE, with bride Idle and md head head
st" The owner will apply at No. 4a4 18th street,
IT. wEsTERFIELD.
STRAIED OR sTOLEN,A light grey HORSE,
returned to No. a55 10Th street 5etvse. and II
I OsT-on the Sd instant; liz the city Of Washing
Of hand and receipts. and six hundred dolla's in
,h M T p paid R. for
Restsursnt G street, near Bank of Washington,
and Do No 1S. questions asked. JERr DYER
~ ~ With Chain and Trinkets attached, was
lost on SATURDAY evening on street, near ST:
maker, Charles Jacob. The above reward will be
paid to any person who will leave the same at
de- ST. AT my residence Norris SS MILLER
TEAM and WAGON. The s cav n'' viii T please
tsEs Sf0' RsG sfs. s az
north Capitol ST, bet. and II. de ST.
S25 REWARD-Lo.t. on F or = :t.., between
rianend CT CLUSTER Pin Containing Gns's nine
treasury department. ~ i''~ de s Sts''
N2T,FGEE y sE Ek RIx G!yEN THAT A., GER
NAY ~ 1914, nave been lOst- and that application
will he made for duplicates of the same.
de- St" JOHN G. ADAMS
Con REWARD Stolen frsm my Stable ON the
81 ~ night o. the Path OF November last, "A sorrel
HORSE. fifteen hands high, left front foot white
up to the ankle left hind foot white above the n
ke, branded L. 8. and s. The above reward will
be given to any person. who will return the said
Horse At the corner of New Jersey avenue aud st.
north, and questions will be asked
de s,9t| P ViERBUCHEN.
HOG LOST-A white SETTER DOG with liver
- color spot side, liver col ears and part
of tail with chain collar Answers to the name
of Cor liberal reward will be paid for his re-
turn to ISL st., between sth and 10th
DAN AWAY FROM SUBSCRIBER on Wed
II hesdsy, Dec. 9Th, large GREY MARE, with
ho.f, with leather halter Or. A liberal reward
U. II. RIDEN0UR, COnfectionsr,
de S-3t 3O4 Pa av.. bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
coz REWARD-StoleH from the subscriber
p-c living near Clifburne Barracks, on tho
morning OF Dec. 7th. one DUNN HORSE White
name and tail about Is hands high; or years
old; branded U s.. with the letter s on the right
side Of neck. Will give reward of SIS for the re-
covery OF the horse. ldsS-t"l JOHN LITTLE.
STEAYEDFROM THE RESIDENCE or U. 8.
> Davis, 439 9Th street. small rat terrier DOG,
having on q collar marked Chas. X Gait, No. BIB
street, between 18th and 18th streets Any person
returning said dog will be kindly thanked. no 70 II
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lY GREEN . WILLIAMS, AuctiOne.r,.

FANCY GOODS. STOCK OF hLLLINEN
GOODS, AND GENT s FURNISHING coos
ABBY PUBLIC AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock au n,
We shall sell. on 9TH street. between and ID.
No - 1 in the Northern Liberties, consisting o.
Ribbons: Bonnsts. Lsces, II sndt erchiefs. HOser
Gloves, 6etts, Gents Undershirts, Half HVs
Gloves, handksrchiefs, &c, &C.
Terms cash.
de lid GREEN A WILLIAMS Aucfs
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NEW YORK FIRST BoARD SAILS.
Coupons, 1U7 X Five Twenties, 1862, IG2 \; Five
Twenties, 1864, 99K; Five Twenties, 1866, 99x;
Ten Fortes, 81; Certificates, 97S; Gold, liiA 4.
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TOYS TOYS! TOYS!

TOYS TOYS, TOYS
The undersigned has large collection OF
CONFECTIONERY AND
FANCY ARTICLES
suitable for Christmas presents, for sale cheaper
than elsewhere in the District
VALENTINE MENGER,
No. 30 Hight street, near Bridge st,
de l1-2ws Georsetown
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O0n BOXES SCALED HERRING
-VO 20 boxes LEMONS
l0barrels ORANGES
- barrels CRANBERRIES.
0bsrrels Ruta BaRa TURNTPS
Just received per steamers Gibson and Greene
JN0. W. LUMSDEN,
90 Water street, Georgetown.
BOO barrels New York western pack. Ap-
pies due per steamer Triton. de list
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WANTED lMMEDIATELY-Bo BOARD for .
w gentleman and his wife in o boArdne hous. or
private family. with dinner early clock or
earlier. Address fer two days Doctor ID. J star
WANTED-A SITUATION as night clerk
w Waterman, or bartender in hotel. by mar
who perfectly understands the hotel business, 81
10 faithful and Trustworthy. A line 20 J. B. n d
Star Office, will be promptly attended to. IL
EOR RENT-Furnished HOUSE, No. 36i 4
street, between 18th and 18th north. Price s.
per month, Inquire on the premises. Possss.iOn
Immediately. de II a.
EOR sALE-A four story BRICK HOUSE, COS
tanning 10 large rooms, in q central lOcston
Possession given at short netice. For particniss.
address, giving name end residence, Il. c. P Ia,
81 tnis once. delllv
a SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE FOR RPSr
"A and LEASE F0RsALE Low, locsted BSrtb
east Of City Hall, few moments walk from CsSi
tol or Post once. Possession given imnedis,si,
Fer particulars enquire At o. r DELPHY COS
Furniture Store, No. $40 eth st., bet. Nd a, ans
b st. south, Island. dsll ~
EOR E1NT-A desirable BRICK DWELLING
Il situated corner 10th street and Msssschusstt.
avenue, containing 10 rooms, with ell the mode,
Improvements, In complete order Inquire eff W
DRAIHE, corner 9Th and c streets next o. Fourfb
Presby terrain Church. de- lee
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK r. IA.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

WARRINGTON, December II, 1865.
} ay Cooke & 90. furnish the folio wing q no.
tons Of Qovernnent sec urities:
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of Pa ]. F. Wilson Of Iowa. Ashley OF Ohio,
A. H. Rice of Mass, Pomeroy of N. 4.
Mileage-Anderson of Mo-, Marston of N. II :,
Plants of Ohio, Order Of Ky, Kuykendan Of
Accounts-Rollns Of N. H., Broomall Of Pa,
Eckley Of Ohio, Kerr OF Ind, Ward Of N. Y.
Coinage, Weights, and Measures-kasson of
Bundy of Ohio. Dawes Of Mass.
Expenditures Of State Department-Pike of
Mo, Bromwell Of III, Randall Of Pa, Hart of
n. Y. Shellabarger Of Ohio.
Expenditures OF Treasury Department-Mar-
win of N. Y, Culver OF Pa, Hill Of Ind Cul.
ION Of ILL.,. Ritter of Ky.
Expenditures Of War Observation-Disclosures
OF Conn, Swan of Wis. Miller Of Pa T. N.
Hubbell of N. Y, J. X. Hubbell of Ohio
Expenditures OF Navy Depariment-J. Hmm
phrey Of N. Y, Julian Of Ind, Moulton OF H.,
Warner OF Conn, Dennison Of Pa
Expenditures of Post Once Department
Baker of Ill, Myers of Pa, DAZZLING Of N T.,
Eggleston OF Ohio, Rogers OF N. j.
mont Of Ind, Strouse of Pa, Benjamin of No,
Allison ofIowa, Mckee Of KY.
Expenditures on Public BuildIngs-Long-
year of Mich, Baldwin Of Mass, Dixon of
Conn, johnson Of Pa, w. H. Randall of KY
JOINT COMMITTEES.
On Liorary-Hayes of Ohio, Kelly OF Pa,
Hubbard of N. Y.
On Printing-Lanin of N. V, r. w. Clarke
of Ohio, Latham Of w. Va
On Enrolled Bills-Cobb Of Wis, GIosbren-
ner OF Pa
SELECT COMMITTEES.
On Rules-The Speaker, Z. Ii. Washburne
Of III, Banks of Mass. Dawson Of Pa, Ray
mond of N. Y.
On Bankrupt Law.-Jenkes of K. L., Spaul-
ding of Ohio, F. Thomas Of Md, Chxnier of N.
Y, Thayer Of Pa, Blow of Mo-, Lynch Of Me-,
Thornton of H., Alley Of N. Y.
On Freedmen.-Eliot Of Mass, Kelly Of Pa,
Orih of Ind, Bingham Of Ohio, Taylor of n. .
" Loan Of Mo-, Grinnell Of Iowa, Paine Of
Wis, Marshall Of Ill
The House refused to suspend the rules to
vote on the resolution that pending the discus.
sion ON the admission Of certain members of
the present Congress from States lately In re-
bellion, they be privileged meantime to the
floor Of the House.
The House, AFTER further proceedings, ad-
iourned
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I OST-On the Sd instant, in the city of Washing
ton, q package of PAPERS, consisting Vt notes
OF hand and receipts, and six hundred dOllars i'm
Virginia money. A liberal reward will be paid for
the return Of the same to JOS. HAMLIN, Bank
Restaurant, street, near Bank of Washington,
and no questions asked
de LIST JERE DYER
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A TTENTIQN, SHOEMAKERS LEATHER
N and FINDINGS at cost for the next ten days
479 18th street, between L sDd north
de Slot 10. HALL,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-02

WFATHER.-YesIe rday was another
beautiful day. The clerk of the wealth
Ell had to stay in the house suffering
with the toothache, while old Winter
was put in a military prison for getting
drunk while on duty Spring threw up
the window and seated herself near by
bidding Old Sol go forth and ride upon
the heavens while she looked with smil-
ing eyes down upon the earth She
pleased to witness the array of beauty
and fashion displayed upon our side
walks. and called for Summer to come
and sit beside her, but the wn-hearted
girl bad seen enough to disgust her, and
refused to arise.
Evening put on modest blush and
sailed past the window when old Time
knocked out the eye of day with his
hour glass and babe Spring go wash the
faces of the stars and hang them out to
dry She let down the window, closed
the curtains, unclaimed fair Luna, and
turned her loose to chase the clouds at
will, and lay down upon her couch 10
dream Silence sat upon the throne of
night, as she watched the stealthy foot
steps OF war stalking through our I'M
fortunate land.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-02
EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:

SIRs:-I observe in your Tuesday morn
ino's issue. under the editorial head, an
article purpoting to give an account OF
an assault by me on Mrs. Sherry, and
stating that sometime since knocked
down and beat another woman iii most
horrible manner.
Some difficulty did occur between me
and Mrs. Sherry in her store about
change. She made the assault OH me
with a fire shovel, and in self defence in
Wrestling the shovel from her, she was
accidently struck in the mouth, and as
soon as could made my escape have
never been arrested and defy inyestiga-
ton.
As to the second charge, it is the first
time l have had any difficulty with a
moman of any kind, and no man holds
the ladies in higher estimation than l
do.
Having been one of your subscribers
ever since you took charge Of the paper,
] feel assured that you would not pub
fish an article so slanderous and so de-
famatory of any one knowing it to be so;
but feeling that you have been imposed
upon by some designing scoundrel, you
will please give this combination OF the
charges an insertion in your paper.
MICHAEL LYNskEY,
Bellaire Ohio, Feb, %, 1865.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-02

LENT 80 Yesterday was the hrst day OF
Lent, called Ash Wednesday, from the
custom of sprinkling the head OF fore-
head with ashes on that day 1t is the
forty sixth day before Easter, the six
Sundays intervening between it and that
festival, which falls this year on the 10th
OF April, not being counted as part of
Lent, nor observed as fast days.
according TO many of the early chris
tian fathers, the fast of Lent was insti-
tinted 10y the Apostles, though some later
writers assert that il was not established
till the second OF third century. 1t ap-
pears to have been certainly made OBJ
hgatory as early as the year $50. In the
Roman Catholic Church the nature of
the fast is prescribed by rule Only one
meal a day is allowed, and at this the
use of flesh meat is prohibited the pre-
cept of fasting always implying absti-
nence from flesh. A slight rejection may,
however, he taken morning and even
ing.
But considerable notifications in the
rules for the observance of Lent are
made III countries where the climate or
habits of the people render their strict
observance injurious to health. and dis
pensations are frequently granted in ia.
vor of parti cular persons OF counties lin
the United States the use of flesh is Ial
lowed several times week, at the ais.
erection Of the Bishops. sLsIssa u 4
eNIfll 40 - 80 i Il
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-02

THE recent freshet damaged several
bridges on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. The trestles of the bridge over the
Great Cacapon river were washed away
day before yesterday, and the small
bridge over the Yogheony river, just west
of Oakland, was washed away The fact
was stated last evening that the Poto-
mac river had risen to an exceeding high
state, and that large quantities of ice
was drifting down the river, and that
the Harper, Ferry bridge was in immi-
nent danger. but as yet had withstood
the pressure
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-02

TuE WHARF BOAT QUESTION:
Ia, last week Messrs. Booth, Batteue 9.
Co., dropped their wharf boat'o . POM
on the landing u short distance p'io
", y, 40. atr.at Since this movement
,Tas made great deal has been sa'd
npon the subject, for and against the
of the removal; At the last
,,aat;nc Of Council the subject was pref
, ,rsIl ventilated, and finally referred to
he committee on Wharves As Tar rs
49,. can learn, there is not leading busi-
Noes, man in the city who is not in favor
e., rhr wharf boat remaining where 1t
nav lies. as it is much more convenient
.,rion from that formerly occupied.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-02

c,IlIsloN.-Last night the tow boat
y.,al Bengal Tiger. having a number OF
al flats in tow, aud the tow boat Picket,
living number of keel boats Qaden
.,rh ,orn) in tow, collided when near
ri, head of Wheeling Island, One OF
the Tigers coal flats, containing eleven
,ron.and bushels of coal was sunk, and
.,e Of the Picket's keel boats, contain
,s five thousand bushels of corn, was
I,dly damaged but not sunk. The
Picket ran her keels ashore near the sus-
pension bridge to prevent sinking, and
+, have them repaired The Tiger was
from the wreck and continued
,u her downward trip.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-02
: CRY iTEMsi.'

= LAsFD4Y Burrwo.-The Metropolis
tan Gift Book Store will positively close
in this city Saturday of this week. A
splendid variety of jewelry and silver
ware remains on hand, all of which will
be given away to purchasers of books
Call and buy photograph album and
get handsome gift, The balance of the
stock of albums will be sold at ess than
publishers prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-02

The STEAMBOAT ADMEAsUREMENT
GiIJ.-In the House of Representatives a
few DAYS ago, the following measure OF
interest to steamboatmen was passed 1t
will doubtless pass the Senate; That the
act regulating the admeasurement OF
tonnage of the ships and vessels of the
United States, approved May 9th; 1864,
shall be 50 construed that no part of
shin. on vessel shall be admeasured or
registered, nor the tonnage that is used
for the cabins or state rooms, and be
constructed entirely above the first deck,
which is not a deck of the hall
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-02

The WHEELING SCHOOL LAw.-The
special committee, to whom was referred
the disagreeing vote between the two
branches of the Legislature on the
Wheeling school Bill, yesterday report
ed adversely to referring the subject to
the people for ratification or rejection
The House rejected the report of the COM
mittee, and the Bill was thereby thrown
overheard for the present.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-02

FRESH AND CHEAP.-Oysters. eggs but.
ter meats. and everything pertaining to first
class grocery establishment for sale cheap by
Booth, Battelle & Co.. at the Boat Store, corner
Monroe AMI Water strestS CIil All sac.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-02

TRY 1T ONCE The proprietort of DR.. d. II.
Seelyes Liquid Catarrh Remedy have unbound
d confidence in the merits of that Medicine, as
they guarantee to return the amount paid, where
the directions have boen followed for one month,
without beneficial results. Surely they could do
no more.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-02

DIR. c. W. ROBACK-!ir: Your Blood Puri-
fer and Pills sell better here than any other
medicines could keep, They are just the med
icins for the people. peculiarly adapted for the
cure of Fever and Ague, but the people use them
as general medicine,
To break an attack of the Ague take table
spoonful of the Blood Purifier every hour, and
then cleanse the stomach and bowels well with
your Pills, a II three days the complaint viii
be removed and permanent cure effected.
A who try this treatment before applying to a
physician will be saved much cost and suffering.
Yours truly. A. b. TAFT.
BANGOR, Van BurenCo,, Mich. Sept o, "a.