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Dr. T. o. CoChrane dentist long aesl fsvoTably known
frOf with DR. Alien, pays special atte
ton g lnE and pTcscEing testh he ase asseiss IN
excuse Tor having defective mouth orDaments HE Of
nee and residence iss Mas street over BTaseiran
& Cos.
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! = I5rl5zrAE z65 54lkEs Hsss.
3 Rhaads,hi ID ! pprplation Of zoe, 800.
yAnshev sJohnsen vStbed seventeen bills
while President
/ Mpntrea1 has two mil lioD-a HAIRS in United
states coin in itA@4uits,.
Mr.. Bright II ii favor " ocean penny
postage.
There are 60c Americas students at the
various Gern1sp nnixersifies.
The snltan of Turkey Il having his son
educated be vienna.
Ripe cierries wers rlacked in San Fran
cisco on the 2Dth of January.
The New York coroners' fees last year
we're over 85O, 600.
The Jews Of Brussels held d funeral SER
vice for the late Prince Royal of Belgium.
Kcssnth is saidgtc be poor, elecrepit, and
living on charity. Sk
Chicago IL to have d new woman's sun
rslge paper called the ,Agitator.
q Nearly half the town of Chippewa Falls,
Wisconsin, >swas lately consumed by fire.
" Sidewalk Society" is the name OF a
female club in town, of Maine.
There are $50 carpet manufactures in
Philadelphia.
George d. Prentice and james Guthrie
are both dangerously ilIat Louisville.
{. The subscription 20 erect monument 20
Beryere has reached 100000 francs.
Queen Victoria, it Is said, intends to
build an asylum for widows near Cobnrg.
A Chinese author has just completed n
novel in one hundred volumes.
"a velocipede lately appeared in Newark
propelled By q gentleman and guided BY .
lady. -
According TO the San Francisco Reai Els
tate Circular, for the month of January,
land has never been higher in that region.
Samuel f. Biaisdeli, of California, has
fallen heir to D fortune in Scotland esti-
mated at 500, 0O0, 900.
A veloeipede has been invented in Albany
to run on railroad tracks-but so construct
ed as to be available on ordinary roads.
Chicago piumes herself on the number of
her religious advertisements. The outside
Of the platter is very inviting.
The British in New Zealand have burnt
several villages and massacred one hundred
persons, by way of .reprisal.
8 Sixty thousand dollars were donated.by
the New York Board of Aldermen to the
various Catholic societies last week.
The Russian government throws every
obstacle possible in the way of teaching
the Polish language.
The greatest attraction at the Grant in
auguration bali was Horace Greeley, in
Guiding his white hat and spectacles.
A German, grocer la Ohio has a sheep,
| which he has taught to drink beer and
chew tobacco.
The Northern evangelicals are greatly
agitased over the question, !" Will the May
| anniversaries be postponed 2"
The Minnesota farmers, refusing to SCH
at present. prices, have an immense stock Of
wheat on hands
] A man on trial in Dubuque lately told the
Judge he lied, whereapon his Honor de-
scended from the bench, and vigorously
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He is the best scholar who has learned to
i've wez.
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sss /. 1865 Sd s IS s isss:..s ss
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He, is d rich man who has God for hii
friend. aa4
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LIVER PILLS


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LIVER PILLS
Afe ,ust ist most people pecd dose or two wi *
yoat liver 10 work. and the result win be- your Head
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sound. and ,-ake up good natucad VITA 81 tbs world
An persona are troubled al times WITH "A T0IsfID
LIVER. and McLANE's LIVER PILLS are ust vlas
they need, they win thoroughly csanss Tie L:ysr and
p,it il In healthy motion. Tax rHKM md You
be without Sox in the house, s. 81. : u.
ysS5.s ssfef ~ De SURE rou GET sss hastsss
&,3lE pn.e. McLANEs LIVER PILLS, :x
.issts Prepared by FLEMING BRoTHERss
They can be had at any Drug Country Store the
United states. nae ~
m R.ilJU LIUs Ho.MBER 9 y Essas8
30 3Attfss % Gu u rs go
1sissss a,ate Assistant to DIR. sSfchai, Paris
40 Canal Street --.-l- -.s-I--- lAa
Office Hours--ii eo'cloclr. u
Tho number of patients treated tn Or. Homberkpss
Clinic and Practice dnrnE 1859 oyef 5ot she
Der Of l91 Cafaraein 90 fr CrsSseyes
81; for tastryma Fistpla Az for ~ fer
e viii be pleasure Dr. HomberRer torefsr thesa
who apply for treatment TO patsuta who have hssr
-s,ass sssE DR.. J.eGs 8EARD..aa sass,sss
8 SEQ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ;ss7 AK
140.. capal Street 81 %
Office Hours from 10 > d2T tt "
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~ ~ - FL * ~ W ~ VI 81 ~. - Z !.
the unfelib4eS, - kle trrxt&tea when xie ~ q
persecution VIVA apps &f<s fsnd hey ecN7nf M
day, and burn her 81 1foa 4hiy th1t sifa 7Svef@
possibility OF her EN<K<Xin& Eo131 Aeesn sfslt-
hilAt6d. XOu eanmot SIZE her. To- @aor TO- nne
win HpFing rniFAcuiotHty zfpk the Eahes OF those
fires whereN3th her Npifsf ezened eonsutgea ].
and the EfUw on hef l5fasv wxik he TING bftg atsrt
and the henve2tzier,N fRr tls inffnsity -. we
iInEaes w3efeYffth bet spirit lad geen purfucut
Prescribe h&8 priests 5es rqmaf 4enactnsnt q
nnzzle 4he1H ~ lacy e1cet3G SHP RnipIs IVY
MAINE and II A&SVBitl ntd inGurf1 pntcleFshee
ana moaetns Eg1tEy 5gS tne ppff9fs toI ts4iAHN
dnngeons ny pmplIz ffcaksssf tes Lhe ~ ,sIt-
tors OF NtFf 20 y aiist s,s tzts " fsssh SHOW
themselves MSWAy q ga1E n<$33e tns Hkp .sr
types OF Britisl n7teEsie nv tHcH titue fse1Ate
thcsC athohc bipsd 70 aa$ae4l1'osssiy s1sa 90 q
every american "a leS Ene soil5 aaa
dexopedness ~ TIE ist5k e p Lskatsa1
WITH insutt1 Bn1B ef f13<4t nis c',aan s
abate fhe 4raor ~, nof t1s
intensity u NQs tqss3 t,it< BIptav1s 9s.i
Fnifb Will ynise ns 4poye fetaiiaslph, anu Will
heget @ther heafse 70 etsssf ngnii IN ue-
tending righss and wiii sefset other priestHa 70
hold up the cress ketoSf's lassi fn ets3sef And
viii beget &c ssn nsf i3atissi-
tiers OF 4lnesnt 90 Rrantr-to tki4SnsFes the
,bioot-stainch battie-feid, 70 stocp diylneissI
and with snperhuman aQysr the ,wonAden
warrior, and, whether he ~ &Af hplsc OF ITO
testant, or pagan, to pour into his wounds the
curing balm, and into his heart the OIL and vine
of religious eensolat3oh MAINE prepare
again your ter and festhersi sMAssACHu-
Sci send .oilt aga3n yotsr iHscps 20 burn con-
aIfr.
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soUTHERE hank. NEW ORLEANS. sEPTEM-
Dor g. This Bank continuing Eta Exchange cpsra
tons win recsve deposits of Gold and Gurrcacs and
transact General Banking Bnainess.
Discount days Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Offerings should be made on abs preceding dass
fsss sm THOMAS LAYTON President
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.1 LETTERS OF CREDIT.
The Bank of Nen Orleans issues Letters Of Credit pa
able on the principal cities of France and England.
n, AUGUSTfN, Cashier
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I7lo ftraa r-lf iea1s eflser Sfa.s1 ehe f2rl -
teise r. afa ElfaIsea4s Ihear sea fatatli' net
M pscfEs9s She hourishea il the Brown q
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uOnnry wax.
Snow six feet on a ]csel in Maine, Yer
mont aud Canada That region may ex-
perienee the delights 81 an overflow, such
as we lately had in this ilk.
The late storm on the Trench and Eng
lislr coasts completely broke two out of the
dive cables connecting both countries, and
seriously damaged the other three.
The late arrangement OF tho Turco-C Greek
question is considered more truce than 9
definitiye peace--so far as q general settle
ment Is concerned.
A. T. stewart has returned to New York
with his family. The lady must be greatly
Unsupported, as il is sad she had set her
! heart upon being . SecretaEy's wife.
Surely the crowds which assemble on
Canal street have little to do, or they would
not waste time in looking on 20 great a
novelty as laying the NieOlsou pavement.
Although the house recently purchased
/ for Gen. Sherman cost Sos, 900, it win take
till June next to make it habitable for the
distinguished owner.
A Afr. Burrili, Of Massachusetts,, claims
one million dollars for procuring recruits
4 for that State during the late war. The
parties are thinking of comproniise.
4 A man in Des AIoines, Iowa, has erected
/ 4 dwelling house FOR himself, built mostly
Of paper. 1t Is as durable and one-third
less costly than one of ordinary material
No trains have passed over the Pacific
Railroad, 60 OF from San Francisco, since
Februars u, ewing 80 Snow cbstructioas
Il Surely this cannot Be the most eligible
roate.
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TEMAN LINE STEAMSHIPS,
Under contract for Carrying United ssates and b
saiiIns nom Pier Is. North River, New York eve
"a SAILING moan liverpool every WEDNESDAY.
>. Queenstown ;. THURSDAY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-15

CATHOLIC INsTITUTE.-The organiZa
ton formerly known as the Young Mems
Catholic Association, which for many
years was SO successfully carried on in
this city, has been thoroughly reorgan
lied under the name of Catholic In
stitute of Wheeling. Their spacious
and we'll ventilated hall is on the corner
of Market and Quincy street, third floor
entrance on Quincy street 1t is oper
every evening from until 10 o'clocb
Except Sundays.) Here the members
pleasantly and socially pass each even
ing in literary and physical exercise
There is a Gymnasium with all the
necessary appurtenances, as we'll as an
extensive Library, in connection with
the Institute, and the members are now
forming debating and musical society
The officers of the society are: John
Nolan, Vice President; John WaterhOuse,
Secretary; P. Kennedy, Treasurer, and
Jos. P. Foose, Librarian. The directors
are Messrs. VIM. C. Handlan, DR.. Wei
sell, P. w. Bosley, J. +. Updegraff and
Jacob Altmeyer.
There will be special meeting of the
members tonight at II O'Clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-15

POLICE COURT.-Business still keeps
good at this Court, and the crowd that
attends still as noisy.
William Messer was the first on the
docket. Bill had stored away a great
deal of tang foot" during the day,
and when the sun went down behind
the hills, be found himself without a
covering, except the broad canopy of
heaven. Not being in condition to be
particular, he sat down on the curb.
SrOne on Monroe street, and was bur.
ried IF to the land of dreams by the
gentle ripping of the dirty water as it
went floating down the gutter. He was
awakened from bis slumber by the soft
pressure Of pelicemau'S hand and ia
ken to the lookup. He was fined 81
and costs.
George knight, charged with assault
and battery, made his appearance, aud
showed unmistakable signs of being in
a fight. His left clamp" was artistlcal
ly cOlored, aud one would think from
his ap ,earanCe that be was the one as.
saulfed. The evidence proved other
wise, and hs was fined $40 aud costs.
The cases of Harriet Wilson and Sarah
Thomas. (colored,) for keeping houses
of prostitution, were again postponed
until Wednesday morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-15

OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT UPON AN Off.
CER.-On Saturday evening about seven
o'clock, while officer Junkins was COM
ing down Market street, opposite the
Market House, he came in contact with
lot of ruffians, making a great deal of
unnecessary noise, and doing whatever
their bug juiced spirits prompted. At
ter assuagement failed to keep them
quiet, he attempted to arrest one of the
party, by the name of Jackson, which
was foIcibly resisted by Jackson aud his
comrades. Officer Junkins pulled out
his revolver, and pointed it at Jackson,
when q second party rushed in upon
him and caught him by the arm, which
caused the contents of the pistol t. be
discharged into the officers leg. For
tunately it was blank charge and coh'
sequently the wound will not prove
serious. As it is, Mr.. Junkins will b
laid up for time, for the wound is very
painful. We understand that jackson
has since been arrested, but the rest o
the assailants are still at large.
1t was reported around the streets
yesterday that Jackson and his CROWD
had boasted of their intentions of TT,
ing Mr.. Juukins' qualifications as al
officer. If that is the case, he has beer
tried and found true, aud not wanting
in courage and strength to discharg'
his duty as a policeman. We hardl!
think they will make another tsst.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-15

TEST OF SUPERIORITY.-The United
Steam Fire Engine and the Atlantic No
2, the engine just purchased by the city,
were brought cut on Saturday after.
noon about four o'clock by their respec,
tive companies, for the purpose of test
ing their superiority in the squirting
business. Quite large crowd gather
ed at the corner of Fourth and Monroe
streets, where the trial teok place, tc
witness the test. After throwing over
the Court House and up and down Mon.
roe street for about two hours, it wa,
evident that there was little OIL no diff
ference between the two engines; if so
but few feet either way. 1t excited
the interests of the firemen and theil
friends, each fully impressed in theil
own minds that they can throw further
than the other.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-15

SUPREME CoURT.-On motion OF
Messrs. Stanton and Allison, the case Of
William J. Stephens et. al, rs. Joseph
Brown ct al, from the Circuit Court Of
Jefferson county, vas docketed.
Brown j. delivered the opinion of the
Court in the case of Rand g. Minsker
rs. Charles F. Hale, from the Circuit
Court of Kanawha county, reversing
the Judgment of the Court below and
remandiug the cause for further pro-
ceedings.
MazpeH j. delivered the opinion ofthe
Court in the case of Martin rs. Rellehan,
from the Circuit Court of Greenbrier
county, reversing the decree Of the Cir
cult Court and remanding the cause to
that Court for further proceedings to
be there had.
Berkshire J. delivered the opinion OF
the Court in the case of Gore rs. Nc.
Laughlin, from the Circuit Court OF
Morgan county, affirming the judgment
of the Court below.
Brown j. delivered the opinion of the
Court in the case of Bloss rs. Plymale,
from the Circuit Court of Morgan conn
ty, reversing the decision Of the Cir
cult Court and remanding the cause for
further proceedings.
Md1,CeU j. delivered the opinion of
the Court in the case of Roder rs. Sny
der and Levisay, from the Circuit Court
Of Greenbrier county, reversing the
Judgment and remanding the cause to
that Court for further proceedings.
Berkshire j. delivered the opinion of
the Court in the case of Shepherd ct al.
Us. Hammond &c, from the Circuit
Court of Marshall county, reversing the
decree and remanding the cause to that
Court for further proceedings.
Bropn j. delivered the opinion of the
Court in the case of Winternitz & Son
rs Highland and Romer, from the Cir
cult Court of Berkeley county, affirming
the decree of the Circuit Court.
MdrpellJ. delivered the opinion Of
the Court in the case of link & Son rs.
Wilson, from the Circuit Court of Ohio
county, reversing the judgment of the
Circuit Court and remanding the cause
to that Court for further proceedings.
Berkshire j delivered the opinion of
the Court in the case of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company rs. GettlP,
from the Circuit Court of Berkeley
county, reversing the Judgment of the
Circuit Court and remanding the cause
to that Court for further proceedings to
be there had.
BropR j. delivered the opinion Of the
Court in the case of Chapline, Lewis &
Co. IS. Conant e. Wheat, from the Cir
cuit Court OF Ohio county, affirming
the judgment of the Circuit Court.
MdxweH j. delivered the opinion If
be c urt in the case of Levisoy Is.
State, from the Circuit Court of Green
brier county, reversing the Judgment of
the Circuit Court ard sustaining the de-
murrer.
B own j. delivered the opinion of the
Court in he case of Robinson rs. Pitzer,
Sheriff, &C., from the Circuit Court Of
Berkeley county, affirming the judy
ment of the Circuit Court.
Adjourned until Monday next at 2
o'clock P. NJ.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-15

WASHINGTON HALL.-The lsrge and
attractive bill offered by the GSeftop
troupe forrtiIeir patrons, is one of un'
usual strength. 1t has been in active
rehearsal for the past two weeks, ana
will, no doubt, draw full houses. Inc
Lancashire Lass is a piece which mas
had run of over five hundred consecu
tive nights at the London theatres, and
also o. joyed a wide popularity at the
New York, Boston asd Philsdelphia
theatres, whore it has been produced
night after night to crowded houses
The evenings performance will con
clude with a side-splitting farce. we
hope our citizens will avail themselves
of the opportunity now presented TO see
one of the finest dramas ever presented
on the American stage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-15

EPIt is pleasant piece of fashion
able intelligence, that the dirty fashion
of long skirts. aud the horrible fashion
of panier dresses are entirely ont of style
for spring wear; and that shor dresses,
generally with tive skirts, are to bt
worn on all occasions. To make up fol
length aud paniers, however, an unlim
tied number of skirts-two, three, OF
even four-is to be allowed, anC
| fonnces aa hbitNm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-15

~ Steenrod Lodge, No. ia, l. o.
G. T., has been established by the citi-
zens of Fulton. The name was given
by them in remembrance of the late
Daniel Steenrod, Esq, who was the first
hotel keeper on the line of the National
road to close his bar and discontinue
the sale of Intoxicating liquors out OF
respect to the temperance movement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-15

TEACHERS AssOCIATIoN.-This Asso-
citation held its regular monthly met
ing last Saturday afternoon in the City
Building. There vas quite large at
tendance, and the essays read by Miss
Anderson and T. E. Blakeley were re.
plete With sound logic, and were listen
ed to with marked attention by the
members of the Association. The Asso-
cation adjourned until the second Sat-
urday in April
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-15
DEEDS IN FEE.

Deed made July 81, 1868, by Otto
Schuurrer and wife to John and Robert
johnson, for a strip of ground 132 feet
long by ten feet wide along the north
side of the south half of lot No. loo,
between Market and Fourth stree 8
Admitted to record March g, 1869. $50.
A power of attorney made March =,
1869, by the First Mutual Store Associa-
riou of Wheeling to William Hastings.
Admitted to record March 6, 1869.
Deed made December /, 1868, hy Thos.
L. Higgins and wife and Geo. NJ. LOth-
ers aud VIM. Turner and wife and RObt.
E. Lothers to Sylvester Writzberger for
part of lot No. as (36 feet 'FRONT.' on Turn
pike road, North Wbe' ling. Admitted
to record March 6, 1860. SOS.
Deed made February Is, 1869, by Jo-
seph Klug and wife to George Coleman,
for south half of lot No. 81, Corner of
Seventh and Clay streets. Admitted to
record March 8, 1869. s725.
Deed made February IL, 1869, by
George Coleman and wife to Henry
Held, in trust for Nina Held (wife of
Franz Held), for the east halt OF lot No.
A, north side of Lindsley $ rect. $3.50.
Deed made January ~, 1869, by Karl
Dash and wife Co Louis Wesgerber, for
parts of lots Nos. 50 aud 60, Centre
Wheeling. Admitted 10 record March 8,
1869. $1,000.
Deed made March 80, 1868, by James
E. Sharpe and wife to Abraham Mont
gomery, for lots Nos. 10, 20 and u, in
West Liberty (tan yard property Adj
mitted to record March 6, 1869. $3.50.
Deed made August 8, 1868, by Robert
w. Hazlett and wife to Louis Fillmer,
for lot M. g in square sc, South Wheel
ing. Admitted to record March s, 1869.
1915.
Deed made May 9, 1868, by A. G. Rob
iuson and wife 10 Louis Ii. Morris, for
! lot No. 6 in Robinson's addition, Wheel
ing Island. Admitted TO record March
/ s, 1869. $3.50.
Deed made January 25, 1869, by Ww.
Busby aud wife to l.. A. Hagsns, for the
east half of lot No. % on the north side
of Centre street, East Wheeling. Ad-
united TO record March 9, 1869. 5000.
Deed saade March 6, 1859, by George
Roberts aud wife to Frederick Christ
man, for lot No. 90, H. Moore's Island
addition. Admitted to record March
10, 1869. S5UO.
Deed made March 9, 1869, by Horace
hldgely and wife to Hettis Beall, wife
+ OF Nlnlan Besll, for 80 acres of land
joining lands of NJ. NJ Dunlap. Admit
ted TO record March II, 1863. Sc}UOO.
Deed made March ., 1859, by Horace
Ridgely aud wife and Margaret Ridge
~ Ia Hottie Beall, wife of N,nI.u Beall
fo II acres ct land. Admitted To record
March II, lS69. 5000.
Deed made February %, 1869, by
John Hammond and wife To Samuel Ii
Gem, for 10 feet of the east side of 10,
M. ~, in square No. 3, III J. P. Gil
christ's addition. Admitted to record
March Il, 1850. SlO0.
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Sale Of Real Estate ia NeIZe'
County.

James W. 'esT
S. Il. Nesbit. J 49,,
DURSUANT TO A DECREE OF 5 THE = tt ibc
cult Court of Wetzsl county, rendered AZ Ine
November Term. Is6s in the above famed cause,
win sell a! public a%sl9n at the front tho SSTt 18th n
the Court House tor WeIzei 'untS, on lno iV .t
day of March. EGG, being the second Jay OF the
next term OF the Circuit Court Of said county,
a tract o. eighty acres Of land, situated on the
waters Of Fishing Greek, in said county, 10 pay
Of February, lees, and the costs OF said SUIT. IL
the said tract of land will not sell oi su.ncleht
amount 20 pay the same, then will sell at the
same time aud place traGt of one hundred ana
twelve acres, situated on the waters of said creek
in said county in order 10 pay any balance ol
said debt nj costs.
Terms or SALE;-One half the purchase money
in hand; the balance in twelve months from day
of sale, the purchaser giving bond with good
security lot the same bearing interest from date.
For more particular description OF said lands,
reference is mado 10 the papers OF the cause.
j. ii STEPHE son,
fsbI2osTIw Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-15

tIeEqq@9o@ efUhe largest and bestt
assorted lot of eleeks ever brought to
Vince ing has inst been received at
oxtoby & DufieId's Jewelry StpFri{ 1o3
Main street. All the latest and band
soonest sly les, both one and eight day.
Alseys full line of American and Swiss
watches, gold and silver; solid silver
and plated warei ljewelry in every
shape, spectacles, gold pens aud pen
ellis, &c. Call at 1903"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-15

ACCIDENT.-While Sefton's Dramatic
Company were performing "Oliver
Twist" in Washington Hall, on Satur-
day evening, Miss Annie Seton was
accidentally struck on the head with a
club, in the hands of one of the per.
formers. After few minutes delay, she
was on the stage again and performed
all her parts during the entire evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-15

A SOLID SILVER CUP.-That splendid
solid silver cup now on exhibition at
Turner's Jewelry Store, on Market
street, nearly opposite the Mcclure
House, is TO be presented to the person
offering the best cOuundrum on next
Wednesday evening, March 18th, al
Washington Hall, for the benefit OF
W. Reed and E. Eberle. This is open
to every one.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-15

LECTURE.-We call the attention of
our readers to the advertisement of the
lecture of the Rev. H. A. Branu, D. d.
at the Cathedral on next Wednesday
evening. Everybody is acquainted
with Mr.. Brsnn's ability as lecturer,
and we expect 30 will have a large
audience on that evening.