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WANTED.


\ WHERE 10 introduce two NEW PAT.
rNTED INVENTIONS, I~SvALUABLE TO Evkkr
E.uILr. sells NJ sight, and demand constantly in
,:casiug, Agents, male and female; now SPer-
s;inr are making $40 TO t25 per day by working
d lev hours daily. PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE As
,.u>ls rXAEcRssARY. A sample Of each, worth
:. with terms to agents, sent free by mail 70
any address. Send 90 cents to pay postage.
TSATlsFACToS GUARANTEED. Address
G. ". JACKSON g. CO.,
uehsiy p. o. Box i34s, Baltimore, Nd.
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THE LATE FREEZE penetrated the
ground deeper than during any season
for the last eight or ten years. In many
portions the groundhas been frozen from
three to five feet in depth.
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FOR RENT.

IvWE STORE ROOM, NORTHEAST COR
mel of Market and Union streets, now occu
r.ed as a Wholesale LiQuor Store, is offered fol
.cut-possession to Le given February lst-and
me fixtures Of the store are offered for sale.
in.. STRINGER & MCkIM.
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new road IN tie fatpss, sndsF ite pew
management, are destined to be . sue:
cess, and we trust that the result viii
be achieved. -
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FOR SALE.

a SUBSTANTIAL TWO STORY BRICK
\ DWELLING on south side Of Clay, be-
.wesn Fifth and Sixth streets, containing siI
nnons. good cellar. coal vault, &C. Gas In every
,,om. Enauire Of j. n. RICHARDS, at
frhI9lM DILLON THOHPSON x CO.
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We pay NO attention to anonymous
communications. If "Reformer" wili
give Us his name we may insert his Az
ticle.
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THE Wheeling School Bill, IS amend.
ed by the Senate, was passed by tho
House of Delegates on Saturday, and is
now a law.
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l. p MILLS.

T HvIs, LITTLE L Co, SUCCESSORS TO
l. A. Armstrong & Son. We are now manu-.
facturing = superior article Of Tea Paper. Or.
dora by mail, or left At J. e. Orr 4 Cos viii 70.
eeive prompt attention docso
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Ha o.. HaH -H...4a
This Company b nov fully prsPsrsdte furnish
LEAD PENCILS ros ,ss VI,
EQUAL n ouAlrrI 10 TIE 1ssf sRAxnSt " 4.
The Company has taken great pains 1a n
vssted Q hrge eaPitLct In Attnt up tnSlT faso-
~, and now AJAX the AMERICAN PUBLIC 70
give their psneils . fair, ttL -vn.u
ALI srrtxs kSp eKxpn xrr n~axrytcTcrzD.
Great cam has besn. bestaxsd Ia tbs Maaufse-
turing Of sapsrios E1IAsexl psAsIre Igss11,
specially prepsrs& kf hs ms ID xnSfneeu,
4 scSj5stsss1s5atasss sSsSsissy oinAslS
oascsAe sstir tstns 70 tAs trAdsss thsir wAs,S
10. > Joha srxz1T. M1w ypzaEsni5l.
naYasuei0 10 10 AsA q IN ptns1alAAs-
Y~kRAaRscAA1HRl4rR A n .
1bbGA No Tta-scsbgsI bns ytG151q =
EHEH-aTLHEsT No. TI.ftTG
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A Nefarious Business.

It is the richly freighted ship that is tracked
by the robbers of the sea; and. on the same
principle, Is Is the popular speciAc that the land
buccaneers, called counterfeiters, select for their
shining mark.
no STETTERS STOACH BITTERs
stand preeminent among MEDICINAL preparations
in this country. The demand Tor them 10 some.
thing wonderful, unparalleled; hence the coun.
terfaters know full well that If they can I'm.
pose their Gerry fluids upon the people a. that
famous tonic they can mako fortunes by the
fraud. They are now At work Detectives ara
on the trail Of some Of them, and Others have
been already been brought to book. Let the
public second the ~proprietors in their efforts to
hanie the reckless sceundres who seek At once
to poison the community and ssindie the firm
that has produced the finest Vegetable bitters
ever manufactured Thinking 70 dodge the law,
the counterfeiters are xffi1ing 70 their bottlss
names resembling in orthography and sound
thzf n Hcststtcr, surh M-Hoehststter.
'Hooftettsr," and the Like: win the
public be kind enough to look to this, and
70 see also that the Label i. Al right
with its viguette Of St. George and The Dragon,
and its tiny note On hand, signed
TER 4 s ITH r. Ths~ proportions " Ill do their
para to protect the million from imposition and
thsy asf the million to be on tho alert Against
IL plottsrs seainss their hsahh Ia C.H
'll-1hloIH LH66fEffER q SMITH:
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J'HE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING FORMED
co-partn-rship, for the purpose Of doing .
Wholesale Grocery and Produce Business, At
the old stand Of A. Turner & Co, will continue
10 keep a general assortment OF Groceries and
Produce. which will be sold 1t the lowest posi-
Die rates. and solicit = continuance OF the pat.
rouase heretofore so literally extended 70 4.
ruin.I { 60.
NELL & ELLINGHAA,
Successors to A. Turner Il Co.
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FOR RENT.

WITH Or wITHOUT r III Z
w Furniture. tho house on Fourth street,
occupied by Mr.. Samuel Mitchell and family.
Also, two brick tcuements en- the Island for rent
OF .Al.. Apply to Mrs. ). MiTCHELL.
decV or T.. JACOB.
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FOR RENT.
TORRENT

vHE STORE ROOM OCCUPIED By SCOTT
4 uENNEGEN. Possession given April
1T Enquire ON the premises, l27 Main street
frh4l
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WANTS
MACHINRS.-

- Agents wAuted everywhere to sell our low.
uric.d. fully licensed machines. Send for our
,.rcul.r. SHAW & CLARK, S. N. Co., Bidde-
Maine. novl4.ly
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FOR RENT.

hNE OF THE ROOMS NOW OCCUPIED
hv ~. Enquire ON the premises.
PRYOR, HANDLAN & CO.,
luGI Nos. II, II and 10 Main street.
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Z.UUU1 bofes sisfy orsngsss
.sasfIdub ~ ~ LezaonAaOH
'u's r''''''d ..a e as;H!iiayarruscHn,
Market Sesst q fsw Aesfs hslox MIare Hcnse.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
CENTRE
JACOB ~STEINFELD,

TTAs JUST RETURNED FROM
Ill THE EAST with splendid stock OF Gents
and Boys Ready Made Clothing, as also furnlsn'
ing Goods. These Goods, made OF the best ma
terial and in the latest style, are offered at such
low prices that it has caused n great excitement
among the general community. All parties,
Young and old, who desire to dress tasty for this
Fall and Winter, and at the same tint save menss
ara advised TO 90 to JACOB STEINFELDS
CLOTHING STORE, Main Street, Centre
Wheeling, where they can get Business Snits,
Fine Dress Suits, Pants and Vests, all styles,
Oyercoats Of splendid material, Under Garments'
Fine Shirts, Socks and Gloves, Handerchiefs
Ties. Scarfs, Umbrellas, Travelling Bags, Trunks,
and many other articles too numerous 10 men
tion Al lower prices than ut any other store In
the United States. To convince yourself OF this
fact, call on ACo SlElNfELN'
octl0
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WEST VIRGINIA
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE,
No. ~ Monroe street,
Wheeling.

WYE TAKE PLgASUIH ~ ~
w EOUSCING 70 our many fnsnAe nhu
pubic generally. hat vs hsvs $500 y On
stock Of Religious Books
school Books, Stattsnery 70.
.nd IN t.sp so.aaatiy % hsgd. Family ssA
Poetst Blbles. Hymn snd Prsysr Bscks, essfsy
School Beoks, School BSots Bsanh bseks Csp
psns Ink. Pencils &c. In farf svsrytbist
usually Espi In . frt-ela~a Beck stors, 81
.hieh WIN Be sold al The lossst possibk pnss,
Please owe rs call
GEO. W. STOyER Local Asvpt.
Autbsised Agent for Sunday Nazsxias, Pre-
byterian. and Sunday School Times.
We have . Ststisners Stamp for stamping
initials on pspcdandl envelopes nov
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NE w FIR M

yAuEs Formerly Of Reid & Neil
Wurr.urtIiScu.n Formerly of A. Turner < Co.
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Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons. Lon.
don, graduate from one Of the most eminent
Colleges In the United Ststrs. and tho greatei
part OF whoss life has bren spent IN the hospitals
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere,
has effected some of the most astonishing cures
that were ever known. Many troubled with
ringing in the head and ears when aslccp. great
nervousness, being alarmed Of sudden sounds,
bashiulness, with frequent hlushing. attended
sometimes with arrangement Of mind, were cur
I'D Immediately.
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state Of west Virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court, February RHlcs,
1861.
Jeddish Cole rs. Thomas II. Evans and Ben
ian,in r. Evans parties trading under the firm
name of T. II. Evans & Co. Attachment in As
sumpsit.
,IyHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE
i cover of Thomas II. Evans ami Benjamin r :.
Evans the defendants, the sum of one Thousand
and seventy dollars, with interest and costs OF
suit. -
The defendants not having entered their ap,
pearance, and il appearing from an affidavit nled
In the Clerks Odice, that the defendants arenot
resident. of this State on motion Of the PLAIN
tiff. by his attorney, il is ordered that the de-
PENDANTS do appear here within one month after
the fourth weekly publication and due posting
of this order and attend To their interest in this
snit. MICHAEL ]. BREINIG.
PECK A. HTRBARD Clerk.
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff mari -Oaw-it.
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IT'S COMMERCIAL COLVnN

Will contain the latest and most reliable market
reports from Wheeling and all pronr,u,ni lat
ern and Western cities.
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gg Telle'eraaph',,
BY THE CABLE.
ro THR REGISTER.
Telegraph to the Register.l

LONDON, March 1.-The North Amer
lean Confederation bill has been read
twice in the House of Commons. ,syy
Artemus Ward is very. ill at South
ampton. His life is despaired OF.
Consols 81; Erie 36i; Illinois Central
76i; 5-20s 73t. ~
VENICE, March l.-Garibaldi's sons
have gone to Candis to help the Gre
tans.
LIVERPOOL, Neon March line
Brokers' Circular reports sales OF COTTON
for the week $4,000 bales. The marker
has been generally duh. Prices fell OIL
considerably, but stifened at the close
opened to-day firm; middling uplands
1871; Orleans lSsd. Tallow AIS.
LONDON, March 1.-Consols closed at
81 for money; 5-20s 1871; Illinois Central
76f, Erie BOT. sd
LIVERPOOL. Eve. Cotton closed
firm, at l3s for middling uplands, and
1874 for Orleans; sales amounted Il
10000 bales. Breadstuffs dull. Corr
sold to-day at 36s Sd. Provisions firm
Petroleum quoted ut Is I'd.
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FROM WASHINGTON.


NETWORK, March IA Times specia
says: No part of the reconstruction
veto message was prepared until
Wednesday, and ii was not completed
until last night. The reports OF the
Cabinet considering it on Tuesday, are
unfounded. The message will be read
to the Cabinet to-day at noon, and i'm
mediately thereafter sent to Congress;
The veto of the tenure of office bill will
be sent in on Saturday.
1.-THE necessary papers having been
laid before the President, it is probable
Nebraska will be represented ill the 4Otb
Congress, as State.
The Tribune's special says: The Con
ference committee on reimbursing the
iron-clad contractors, have agreed to
the House amendments to the Senate
bill, which will send the matter to the
Secretary of the Navy, and virtually
ends all hopes of relief to contractors.
The opinion prevails that the Presi-
dent is holding back his veto Of the re-
construction bill, so that the Democrats
may fillibuster the bill to death when
his message appears.
Louisianians, in Washington, say if
blll bCSoiuCS ii Ia"
Governor Welles, of that State, will at
once order the appointment of dele
gates to q convention to remodel the
constitution, and have Louisiana rep
resented in Congress rs soon as posi-
BILE.
The monthly statement OF the public
debt will probably show no diminution
since January. During the present
month interest has matured OH $780,
OOO, 1000 seven and three-tenth notes, alb
sorbing all the profit.
The Herald's special says there was a
rumor in Washington last night that
the President cOntemplates II clean
sweep of his Cabinet, with but one ex-
ception. 1t is said that Judge Black is
to be Secretary of State. The one to be
retained is Judge Stanberry, Attorney
General.
A gentleman who has been n member
of two cabinets and who served as n
general i'm the rebel army, now in Wash
ington, says the President ut first in
tended to sign the reconstruction bill,
but afterwards changed his mind, and
thought he would pocket it in accord
ance with the advice of the elder Blair.
Again, afterwards he said he would
veto it, and the message would be q
strong legal document. The gentleman
is of the opinion that Mr.. Johnson is
totally incapable of filling the position
he occupies, rs he is too much under the
control of his Cabinet and two OF three
outsiders. And he firmly believes the
President would have signed the bill
had it not been for the influence of Mr..
Seward and Mr.. McCulloch.
A Tribune Norfolk special says that
five magistrates of the corporation couct
were arrested, yesterday, for refusing
negro testimony. They were arraigned
yesterday, and one was discharged, it
appearing that he had dissented from
the decision of the court. he is the
only Union man among the magistrates.
The case was adjourned till to-day. The
respondents were recognized in $500
each.
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State of West Virginia.

Ohio County Circuit sourt, February
Rales, 1867.
David Neasc ard Haman b. Ncase, partners,
under tie firm name OF ID. Nease & SON rs. vii
liam g. IAffarty. survivor of himself and John
Latferty. deceased. late parters as j. & W. o..
I.atlerty, and Joseph SeybOld Administrator OF
the estate of John Latlcrty, deceased. and the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. Attach
ment in Chancery.
V'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE
i cover from the defendants the debt due by
them to the plaintiffs, amounting TO the sum OF
thirteen hundred (l3CO.OO) dollars with interest
from the first Clst day of July, ls5s, and the
costs Of this suit - g. -
1t appearing from an affidavit filed in the
cause that the defendant, William G. Daferty, il
not resident of this STATE, on motion of the
plaintiffs by their attorney, il is ordered that
he appear here within one month after the
fourth (4) weekly publication and due posting
of this order and attend 10 his interest in this
suit. MICHAEL j. BRElAlG.
\ copy. Teste: MICHAEL j. BRElNttf,
IECk & HUBBARD Clerk
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff marl-Oaw-its
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washing,on Items.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Senate
Republican caucus to-day nominated
Senator Wade as President of the Sen-
ate pro. tenn. by reclamation. The cleo
ton will probably take place to-day or
tomorrow.
Gov. Swami, of Maryland, has declin-
ed the United States Senatorship.
Two circulars have been widely cir
culated; one having in view an armed
expedition TO develop the mineral re-
sources Of Sonora and Mexico; and the
other, signed by General r. Clay Craw
ford, states his object to be to organize
q liberating army for Mexico. These
movements do not receive the sanction
of the Republican Government of Next
CO, which regards them as injurious to
the interests of that cuuntry.
The War Department has published
another roll of honor, being pamphlet
of 254 pages, and containing the names
Of about 1900 soldiers who died in de-
fence of the American Union.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The govern
ment has detected numerous liquor
frauds by means of o newly invented
SaccharOmeter, and in consequence sew
eral distilleries have been seized and
closed.
The Mexican legation have received
official information from Matamoras,
dated the 10Th ult., about the engage
ment Of Gen. Rocha, at Catherine, with
Mejia's troops, commanded by CASTILLO,
which shows that it was very small
affair. The official reports read as fol-
lows: After Miramon's complete defeat
by Escoludo at San Jacinta, on the LIST,
Castillo retreated to Dolores with
three thousand men, and General
Rocha believing them demoralized sent
three hundred cavalry under command
Of General Herrera Caro- to harass their
rear. As might be expected they were
repulsed, General CAIRO losing twenty
Of his men and being himself among
the killed.
The Mexican, Legaleu has received
official news from President Juarez,
dated at ZacatcraS on the 9th ult., the
President expected to leave in a few
days for San Louis Potasi.
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From Boston.

Boston, March lin the Supreme
Court yesterday q question was raised
as to the seizure clause of the liquor
law, viz: that under the Constitution
of the United States these seizures car,
not be made, because it provides that
private property can not be taken with
out Just compensation. Judge Ames
will report point to the Supreme Court
for decision, and from there it will
doubtless 20 to the United States Su-
preme Court. Meanwhile seizure cases
Will be suspended.
Nearly SIC, 900 have been raised by our
citizens in aid of the destitute of the
South,
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Cincinnati Market.

: CINCINNATI, March |.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
WIIEAT-lnactive but held firm at
= 2Oa2 - for No. spring, and extra do
for seed.
CORN-Not so active; No. l, G2c
OATS-52c for No. l. ...a b
RYE-Steady at 2ia1 p for No. l.
BAREY-Dull; the best grades of fall
sell slowly ut 5Oal GO: 10 demand for
the lower grades.
COTTON-Firmcr and in moderate
demand at q la25 for middling uplands;
the decline in gold had very depress'
Ing effect in the market.
WHISKY-Held at 2Gc: buyers oilel
2jc.
PORK-Firmer; the stock in New
city is held ut 20 80, bnt there was M
demand. therefore no sales.
BULK MEATS-Quiet; but held firm
at 7ia9Iae0! for shoulders, sides and
clear sides. The speculative demand
noticed yesterday has subsidized, hut
heavy under the advices from New
Orleans, and shoulders were offered N
&c.
SIDES-l0!; clear rib do. at III and
clear at II. Good demand for sugar
cured hams ut l4ial5i. .....
LARD-Unchanged; there is n de-
mand for country at l2c, and for city al
l2ic, but holders asks4c higher.
BUTTER-Dull at 22a25c.
EGGS-15a16c and in good demand
CHEESE-16al7c, the demand good
CLOVER SEED-Firm at : IS, but
the demand is light.
TIMOTHY-3 30a3 40.
FLAX-2 30a2 % for choice, fit fol
seed 50.
COFFEE-Firm at 26a2Stc.
SUGAR-12al5c, the latter rate fol
choice New Orleans.
GOLD-Closed at 35sal 80, buying
and 39i 80! selling.
EXCHANGE-Steady. Money mar
ket easy at 09al II.
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WEST VIRGINIA,

Ohio County Circuit Court, NoremJr I'd,
ls66.
Thomas Thornburg against the Hempfeld
railroad Co. In Chancery.
DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE RENDERED
I'D in the above entitled cause by the Circuit
Court for Ohio county on the 2d day of Novem.
Der ls66, shall proceed TO sell At public sale al
the front door of the Court House Of Ohio coun
~, On Saturday, the ID day of February, \. d.
lS61 to the highest and best bidder, the property
in the decree mentioned but more fully described
in deed bearing date 10th August, 1866, to-wit
Two parcels of land in Ohio county situated on
the line of the Hempheld railroad, and bounded
respectively rs fellows, viz:
The first tract commonly called the Bridge
Lot and situated in Triadelphia township in
said county and bounded follows: Beginning
at old abrytment OF frsi stone bridge east of the
Borough of TTiadelphia; thence with National
road, South Is degrees; west to post in j. ID
Fosters (now Pred Sligere old line, s4.lOt
poles; thence with Fosters old line, south y
degrees; east II poles TO Elm crossing railroad
at polcsl; thence north &c degrees; east 1;
poles 10 stone at first trusSe. bridge on railroad
east of Triadelphia; thence north O. degrees
vest 50-l0O poles; Crossing east abutment oi
said uussxi bridge to place of beginning con
tanning seventy nine perches ard forty -four
hundreths tequal to I acre less Is of n perch
and the other tract now occupied by the said
party of the second part for a ruad way, begin
ming at the east end of the first trussel bridge
ON the line of said railroad east of Triadelphia
thence north % degrses east l42 poles; thence
north 5lS degrees; east, II poles; thence north
69s degrees; east IL poles: aud thence north -
degrees: east % poles; and of the uniform width
of four poles; containing four acres, three rood
and twenty -four perches ~ - = 3"
TERMS OF SALE-Ten per centum Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in hand and the residue
with interest from the day of sale in three equal
instalments payable, respectively, in six. twelve
and eighteen months from that day, the pur.
curity for the teferTSa instruments and The title
being retained a q further security stntl pay
ments in fun, reserving, nevertheless, to the
purchaser for each ofthems n there be more
than one) the right to pay In hand the whole
amount hid by him or any portion thsrsof CREST.
-. - THOS. J. CAMPBELL
cjsnSdlt&w4w 49, Sheriff Of Ohio county.
!. The sals In the above cass a postponed until
TIE 5th day Of March, 1854, eonmencing at 10
o'clock n y. THOMAS J. CAMPBELL
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State of West Virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court, January
Rules, 1867.
Jacob :. Shriver rs. Edward Shcehan ant!
Robert Il. Woods. late par tpers, under the firm
name of Shcehan Il Woods, and Charles Otte.
Injunction and Attachment in Chancery.
I'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE,
cover against the defendants Sheehan &
Woods, a debt due 10y them TO the complainant,
amounting To the sum of s. Gi9,r with interest
and costs OF suit, attachment endorsed OH
| the writ issued herein having been issued by
the Sheriff Oh sundry articles uf public property
belonging 10 said defendant. Shsrhan.
And il appearing from an affidavit iilcd IN the
cause that the said defendant, Edward Shechan,
is not resident ofthis State, on motion of the
complainant. hy hiS counsel it is ordered that
he do appear here within one month after the
fourth weekly publication and the due posting
of this order and attend to his interest in this
suit. MICHAEL j. BRElNlG.
A copy. Teste: MICHAEL j. BREINIG,
PECK 4 HUBBARD. Clerk.
Attorneys for COmpt, narl-Oaw-it
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Items.

New YORK, March l.-Wagner. the
wife murderer, was executed to-day.
Amos J. Williamson, proprietor and
editor Cf the New York Dispatch, and g
prominent politician, died at New Or
leans, yesterday.
Several boys were arrested for pre-.
senting bogus checks ut the Bulls Head
bank, two of which were paid. The
supposed forger, who gives the name OF
Charles II. Johnson, was also arrested