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BY THE CABLE.
Try Telegraph to the Rogister.l

LONDON, March S.-The trial Of Cen
eral Nagle was resumed at Sligo. Yester-
day was consumed in an unsuccess-
full effort to impannel a jury. Eighteen
aliens were subpoenaed and only SIX re-
piled. After further efforts to secure a
mixed jury the trial adjourned. ,Previ-
ously, however, the motion of;the de-
fence 10 remove the trial to the Court Of
the Queens Bench was again made, ar
gued and granted, The result will be
a transfer of thetrial TO another place
where a mixed jRry will probably be
obtained with less difficulty.
LONDON, February "a report reach
ed here from the East that the United
States made proposition to the Turk
ish Government, offering to build a
port at Marmorazza on the coast OF
Asiatic Turkey, to be used as a station
for vessels of the American navy, but
the Porte declined to grant the neees'
sary concession for such purpose.
DUBLIN, March Sat Sligo Assizes
to-day, the trial of Nugent, for treason,
was discontinued in consequence Of the
illness of one of the jurors and post
poned till next term.
ANTWERP, March 2.--The English
schooner Mary Ann, with cargo of
naphtha and petroleum, was destroyed
by fire to-day. The Captain and crew
persisted.
LONDON, March Sit is said that
Baron Lionel Rotchschild is to be rails
ed to higher rank in peerage.
BERLIN, March 3.-The Minister of
State has been authorized to couliscate
the estate Of the ex-King Of Hanover.
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the execution of an act entitled .sAn act

the execution of an act entitled San act
regulating the tenure of certain civil
officers" passed March End, 1867, by un-
lawfully devising and cent-iving, and
attempting to devise and contrive means
by which he shall prevent Edwin N.
Stanton from forthwith resuming the
functions of the Office of Secretary of
the Department of War, notwithstand-
ing tho refusal of the Senate to concur
in the suspension before made by the said
Andrew Johnson of the said Edwin NJ.
Stanton from said office, Secretary of the
Department of War, and also by furth-
er unlawfully deyising and contriving
and attempting to devise and contrlve
means then and there to prevent the
execution OF an act entitled IAN act 10
make appropriation for the sup
port of the army for the
fiscal year ending June 3Oth, 1851"
and for other purposes, approved March
9, 1867; and also to prevent the execu-
ton of an act entitled San act to pre-
vide for the more efficient government
of the rebel States" passed March :,
1867. whereby said Andrew johnson,
President of the United States, did then,
to-wit, on the 2lst day of Februry looo,
at the city of Washington, commit and
was guilty of a high misdemeaner IN
office. Adopted by strict party vote.
Mr.. Bingham then reported two reSo-
lutions, one directingl that the articles
of impeachment be exhibited in tho
name of the House and of all the
people and be carried to the Senate by
the managers; the other authorizing
the managers to appoint clerk and
messenger to send for persons and pa
pers. Adopted. =,
Mr.. Jenckes offered rs an additional
article the one offered by him yesterday.
without taking a vote on Mr..
Jencbes' proposition, the House adj
iOuTned.
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New Eor,G Market.
New York, March :

New YORK, March ,.
FLOUR-C!osed more steady and a
shade firmer.
WHEAT-Closed lirmcT at , 40a2 43
for No. 2, and 49a2 " for No. spring.
RYE-Quiet at l sal $ for western
OATS-+Ncry firm at SIC for western in
store.
CORN-Active and firm at 20al %
for new mixed western atloat, and 81
al % for old western in store, dcliv-
cred.
PORK-Steady and firm at % l2!a
a23 - for old mess; "a 62!a24 % for
new mess, aud % 90 for April delivery;
sales 300 barrels new mess ut u 75 for
regular.
BEEF-Quict aud steady.
CUT MEATS-Quict aud unchanged.
BACON-Dull and slightly in buyers
favor.
LARD-Duil and heavy at l6al6&c
for fair TO prime steam and kettle rem
derel
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FROM NEW YORK.
Destruction of Barnum's Museum and
Van Amburgh's IiennGerie-ilenvy

Destruction of Barnums Museum and
Van Amburgh's HicnnGerie-Elenvy
Losses.
New YORK, March "a fire broke
out after midnight i'll Barnum's Muse
um, in the portion occupied by Van
Amburgh's Menagerie. So rapidly did
the flames spread tsat it was found i'm
possible to save any of the larger ami
mails. The yells of the animals as the
flames reached them were appalling,
and they bounded from side to side or
dashed madly against the bars In vain
efforts to free themselves. A few ami
mails, among them kangaroo, small
leopard and few monkeys, together
with the pellicans and some small birds
were got out. The electrical machine
was also saved
On the Mercer street side the police
and others were more successful. y
giraffe, two Gamels, Il pair of Japan
ese hogs, Brahma COW, Il team and
a variety of small animals were saved
Many of them had Il narrow escape how
ever and few were slightly damaged.
The fireman were at work on another
fire in Spring street and when they ar
rived the building was wrapt i'll flames.
In a short time the entries were burned
out and adjoining buildings were seri-
ously damaged. The side of the Pres
colt House was on fire at one time, but
was saved by extraordinary eXertiODs
The thieves in the confusion managed
to appropriate a considerable amount of
property. Several spectators were re
iieyed of watches and wallets. The
IL. in
Guiding Van Amburgh's menagcrie, will
amount to S5OO,O0O; insured. but to
what amount could not be learned.
The basement of $50, occupied rs rtS-
taurant, loss of stock a6Out $500; in
sured.
The basement of No. 81, occupied by
Segler q Clinton as a sample room, loss
an liquors aad fixtures 5000; insured.
No. 537, n four story building, was Oc-
cupied on the fourth floor hy L. Frank
enheimer; on the third by G. HeSigre,
dealer in furS; on the second by John
Wiley, book publisher, and on the first
by B. Kahon, Optician. All lose heavily
on stock by fire and water.
No. 545, occupied on first floor by the
Elliptic Sewing Machine Company; on
the second by VIM. Hall, music pub
Usher: on upper floor by various par
ties: all parties suffer heavy loss.
The upholstery store of Samuel +.
Ireland, on Mercer street, in the rear,
was burned out; several other parties
lose heavily.
All the people in the Museum were
saved.
Fetter's toy store, on Spring street,
was burned last night. Loss 100000.
Hamilton's cotton wadding factory,
in Brooklyn, was partially burned last
night. Loss 100000.
1t is supposed that the losses by the
destruction of the Museum last night
will reach half million; insurance
not over half that. Mr.. Barnum has
announced the lots for sale and will
build on another site.
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To Eli II. price.

TAKE NOTICE THAT ON THE linz DAT
! ofMarch, lsGs, Mt the office Of = Smith. 10
the town Of Fairmont, West Virginia, between
the hours Of A. ". and 8 2. NJ Of that day !
shall proceed 20 take the dispositions OF Asbury
Wilson and others, 20 be read ~ evidence al The
hearing Of q chancery cause now pending 10 ibs
Circuit Court Of Marion, in which am cor
plainant aud you are defendant and " frUm any
cause the taking of said dispositions be not con
menced, and if commenced be not completed or
said day, the taking thereof will be- continued
from time 10 time aud from day 10 day a; he
same place and between the same houfs, BBt.
completed. Respectfully,
feb6-lawIt POLLY PRICE
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BonIs Burned:

sr. LOUIS, March 3.-The steamers
II. S. Mepham and Fanny Scott were
burned at the leyee about one o'clock
this morning. The Mepham was a New
Orleans boat, valued at sos 600; insured
for about $4,000. The Fanny Scott
was stern wheel boat valued at about
s35, 900; insured for from s20,0 900 to S25,-
900. Both boats are totally destroyed,
and both belonged to NJ. 5. Mepham Il
Brother. The insurance is all in Gin
cinnati offices.
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Aid Meeting.

NEW YORK, March "a meeting was
held at the Cooper Institute last even
ING in aid of Washington College, Yir-
ginia. Among the speakers were Rev.
Fl. W. Beecher and Prof. r. d. Hitch,
cock. Letters approving of the object
of the meeting were read from James
T. Brady, George VIM. Curtiss, Gerritt
Smith, Horace Greeley, and others.
Appropriate resolutions in furtherance
of the purpose of the meeting were
adopted,
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iRobberN.

PHILADHLPHIA, March 3.-The store
of James E. Caldwell * Co., Chestnut
street, was robbed of diamond rings
and clusters, valued OF SIS, 900, by two
men, one of whom was subsequently ar
rested aud about One-half of the prop
erty recovered. He gave his name as
Martin Bailey, trunk maker from Chi
cago. and came here five days ago in
search of work. He was committed in
defaultaef $1,000 bail. His accomplice is
vet Mt large.
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lInrxInnh slennfor.

ANNAPOLIS, Mp, March 3.-The SEN
ate and House of Delegates voted in their
chambers for successor for Francis
Thomas as United States Senator. There
were 81 votes cast in the House, OF
which Thomas received the highest
number, 33. Swann's friends held back
for some purpose. Tomorrow both
branches vote jointly.
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at, louIa Market.

ST. LOUIS, March ).
Flour quiet and firm and prices
unchanged. Wheat steady and I'M
changed. Corn firm at S0aSlc. Oats
quiet at 67aG9c. Barley and Rye I'M
changed. Provisions slow and heavy.
Pork sold at 2iIa2ifc. Bacon very
dull Shoulders sold at llallic. Clear
sides sold ut l4talla. Bulk meats dali
and unchanged. Lard sold at l5al52c.
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Fires

OswEGo, n. Y, March 3.-Thc old
aoa.lemy building, occupied by the CON-
mepeial, senior and Junior schools, was
burnt last night.
tTSuSToN, Mass, March 3.-Ths Rem
ian Tack Company's works was burned
last nightly an incendiary. Loss $780,
900; insured.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, March 3.
GOLD - Opened at l IL, closing
strong at 4lsa1 Alt.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and closing
steady; Henry Clews IL Co furnish the
annexed prices at 4:30 p. NJ: Coupons
Isl, Hal III: do, 90, LOCAL 10!; do,
"a, O6al OSf; do, '65, Osal Osi; do,
new, 06ial 06; do, 20, 07al 07t;
l0-4Os- 0lial 01!: 7-30s, 05Jal 06s.
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west Virginia, IS.

1T Rales held IN the Clerks once Of he
C6cNa Court Of Marion Comfy "a A'
first Monday in February, lSGs
Wilson & SMITH
u In Debt and upon 30 At
Abraham Smith. tAchment.
TI'O RECOVER FROM THE DEFENDANT
il thirty dollars, with interest thereon irUa
the Goth Of March. lsGi, Till paid and costs, Ist
TO attach the estate Of said defendant In aid
county for the payment thereof. And itappeaf
ing that the defendant IN not resident Of thi,
State; Ordered, that he appear here 10 os'
mouth after the due publication Of th, ordft
and do what Is necessary TO protect his Biefes''
in this suit.
A Copy-Teste: Il. b. LOTT. Clsrb.
WILSON & SMITH, y. n. ioO6IsSh
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March 3.

CHICAGO, March 5.
Flour very dull and entirely nominal.
Wheat lower and quiet at 92!a2 92f for
No. , spring. Corn active, firm and
higher at 7Sc for new. Oats better and
firm at 554c. Rye steady and quiet at
l sal % for No. |. Barley quiet at . O6
az O2. Pork Rominal at % 25a23 so.
Lard dull aud nominal at Isle. Should
els at 95al0. Rough sides at ll!all4.
HOGS nominal
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1I1UE UN0RRaIGNRD. John "

i CLAYTON, Of MaFi0A county, West W.
ginia, hereby gives notice Of his AppOiltmenl =
assignee Of the estate Of Thornton y. CAiiIlsl,.
~ the county Vf Marion In the District ., ". r.,
Virginia, and who was. 10 wit 90 ~. tis ~
Of January, A. d.. isGs, adjndgsd BAG ,.I.I..
upon the petiti0n Of himself By The ~, ~
States District Court for the District o. w.
Virginia. r..
Dated at Warrington. the 18th day Of F'S''
airy, A ID. 1850. o,.
mara ltaw3W JOHN W. CLAlIO
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Stnte OF West Virvinia, ~.

At Rules held In The Clerks Office q b
Circuit Court Of Marion County on Tie
first Monday IN February, 1861.
FOntain Smith
%. Debt and Attachment
Abraham Smith.
V'O RECOVER OF THE DEFENDANT OBI
i hundred and fifty dollars tti5s OO), With %
forest thereon from the 18th day Of March, l1'.
till paid and costs subject 60 credit Of t0N. o.
March 18th, lsG7, and 20 attach the defendant :
estate in said county 90 pay the same. Ahd u
appearing that the defendant IL not res'd'f'
% this State. a. is ordered that be- appear s'r,
within one month after due qualifications bFrrol
and do what IL necessary 20 protect biz Interests
in this suit.
A Copy. -Teste: Il. b. LOTT CldI
WILSON a. SMITH. d. a. fsblOlAu1-
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From Concord.

CONCORD, n. H., March 3.-The
Democratic State Committee announce
the canvass of the State as follows
For Sinclair 36.183; Hartman 33,209;
doubtful 25U6.
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Election.

CINCINNATI, March 3.-At the NUM-
cipal election at Newport, Kentdcky,
yesterday, the whole Union ticket was
elected. The vote was the largest eN er
rolled in that place.
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Sarah Venatti, Wilson Yenatti,
Lindsay Venatti, John Venatti. I'm Chine
Catherine Nenatti,, Benjamin
Yenatti and Jas Venatti, heirs at
law Of John S. Venatt, deceased.
Afidavit having been made before M, pr;.,
Cox, Clerk Of the Circnit Court OF WrlI,j t"a'
ty. West Virginia, that the defendants IN ,f'.
cause are nOn.reSdonts OF this State n /, tbs,
fore ordered that they appear within one S,ao,,
after due publication Of this orIler in the NIL
ing REGIsTEF, newspaper circulating in 49,.
said comfy, and protect their Interests IN "a |.
suit, the object Of which Is 10 suLlrct tL- -
estate of John S. Vrnatsi 20 sale tnr drbf, ,o-
tracted during his life. time.
Given under my hand, at my odioc in W,,,,l
county. January 25th, 1855.
FRIEND COX Clrrl
fabtQ.nawAt
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William S. AICClOua Polly A.
McCloud, Hannah j. McCioud,
Clark McCloud, Dudley ID. Nc. In CLapc.,,
Cloud, Louisa McCloud, Virginia
McCloud, John U. McCloud, aud
Annie b. Nol,loud. heirs az law
of Cornelius McClOnd, deceased 7
Affidavit having been made before ne Pr,r4
Coz, Clerk of the Circuit Court Of wttlsI eou,'
ty, West Virginia, that the defendants IN ~,
cause are non-residents Of the State Of wesl Vi
GINA II II therefore ordered that The lricpdrB,,
appear within enc month after the doe pIals,
ton Of this opler in the Wheeling REGisITK .
newspaper circulating in tie said county All
protect their interests In this suit Tie oLsrt
of this snit is 70 obtain deed for certain tssss
of land lying In W6tzel county, West Virgin,
sold by Cornelius McClOud To the plaintiff u N,
lifetime Of tho said McCloud, being the undIT'
ded interest that the said Cornelius McCloud Ia
as heir at law Of John McCloud
airy, lsce. FRIEND COX, Cl,h.
febI9-oawit.
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To whom N May Concern;

V'HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE,
! notice Of bis appointment as assignr' o.
the estate Of JObu w. FLETCHER. Of lAe,f'.
township, iA the county of Ohio, In the D'iIia
Of West Virginia. and who was, 10 sit, o. ~
18th day Of January, A. ID. ls6s siyua.'-
bankrupt, upon tho petition 81 bigssB ~ w
U. 5. District Court for said Dl.iIict. 49,,
Dated at Wheeling, Wet Virginia The u"
DAY " February, A. u. les. ann
feb22- ltaw3W X q. BAKE
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Buffalo Marker.

BUFFALO, March 3.
The market is without any important
change; the demand is very limited for
all kinds of provisions.
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Aariah Charlotte Koch. I In Ohio County Cir
"a, } cuiG Court IN Chan
August Koch i Executor Gerry.
TAKE NOTICE THAT THE pEPuSl
il tions Of William kievis aud Others will J,
taken at the law office of n. Richardson vs
Monroe street, in the city " Wheeling 10 u,
State of West Virginia, on the 81 day Of NAfrA
A. ID, 1865 between the hours OF O'Clock A \
aud o'clock P. ". 20 be read Ia evidence IN ths
above named cause on behalf Of said complAinih,
And II from any cause the taking Of the ah
dispositions shall not DO commenced OF beiHt
commenced, shall not be completed on tha, day
tine taking Of the same viii he adjourned from
time TO time until the same shall he completed
n. RICHARDSON.
f.. Solicitor for complainant
To the defendants. febl laNlu
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milwaukee, Market.

MINIATURES, March 3.
Flour unchanged. Wheat steady at
| 94l for No. |.
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Fish. OYSfers. 6SaIne. Meat,

A ND ALL KINDS OF GREEN AND FAM
n lily Groceries, always hesh, and Of the
choicest quality, can be had BY calling next door
noTII JOHN g. HKFTLKY.
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A. J. SwEKsEY,
Mayor Of HheeiiH9.
rr... -e ". w. Muller &Co,
UnieH Foundry end Engine Work..
Hh HAZE,
Plumber ard Gas Filter.
} VIZ. GooBwIN 4 Co.
ProprietOrs Ne Lure HOuEe
WIZ. A. TuKxEE,
JetrelST and Watch Haker
SWEENEY & Co,
MdehiRiStS and En1inS BtaLders
VIZ. ID. TERRY,
General X. Y. Text Agent
LoCB GAg8s,
Proprietor HeLurs HoNss SaLoon.
REILLY, BARSEs & HoBBs,
BreiseYs
Ana refer by special permission to
JAS. ". CHRISTI ESQ,
httsbUrg Pa, formerly TRAINER CSty GaS %.
s. II. GOLDTBAKP. Esq.,
caf ERGiES>r, FittsbHrg, Pa.
Address, z-EEl .-...-Ltts al
PETEOLEoCALCTU3d GAS Co,
augi3eOwIy Wheeling. w. Va
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The delight ofchildhoed, the ebivAlrie ooTI.'
ion ofrefined womanhood, the solses % ~
stevery period; his writings are az i@
peIishable legacy Of grace and HaH
q 10 his countrymsn.
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TESTIMONIALS:

W nEhLla1f " . ' A. Aukusl o lcS1.
To ths President Of ne PetrOleo- Calcium Gas CO:
SR-We have thoroughly and carefully In.
vestgated the construction and workings Of the
apparatus for manufacturing Gas, according 10
your company 6, PaiR Rts and tho combinations
Of materials used, a. now working upon the
dence off. p. Gilcbrist, Esa., near thiscity For
simplicity, durability, economy and safety, we
consider II superior 70 any other method 81 man.
uiacturiDg Gas that we are acquainted with
We cheerfully recommend its adoption by ali
Gas consumers. 20.
Very Respectfully
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CTEAm b oar PRHN TIM G;
EEEEIfSG KEGi ISESis 'o-s - -
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L. Moore, Assignee, &s

Us. Marshal District West Ti tgH
febis&gT
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::PARTICuLAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain prac-
tice INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions or at school, the
effects of which are nightly felt even when
asleep, and if not cured renders marriage i'm
possible, and destroys both mind and body
should apply Immediately.
What pity that a young man, the hope OF
his country the darling of his parents, should
be snatched from all prospects and eniOyments
of life by the consequences Of deviating from
the path of nature aud indulging in certain
secret habit. Such persons must before con
templating
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-04
Robert Leep,

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-07-15

Amsn living near aliddletawn. CT. late.
.Iy sold his interest in his vile 10 q, Middle.
down merchant Cor $4,000: sy .ali..
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-07-15

support the Constitution and restore the
Uaian, frsetting all past differences .oi
iapinmu. 10 mite with us in the. present
gfrat struggle Tor the liberties ol the peo-
pie. aud that 10 all SUCH, to whatever party
tl,ry Nay have hrretoiore belonged. we ex'
tend the right hand of fellowship, and hail
all such cooperating with Us as friends and
brethren t#.sZf, gl.Q2.,