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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-31
THE ELIZABETHPORT TRAGEDY.
POST-MORTEM EXAMINATION AND CoRoNER's
INQUEST,


The excitement Occasioned by the murder of
Mrs. Dngman at Elizabethport by her son Michael ON
Thursday had not abaed yesterday and the anxiety OF
the people for the arrest of the marcde very great
The announcement that post-mOrtem examination and
an inquest would be held drew a large crowd to the
scene OF the murder The two daughters and the hus.
band of the deceased present almost frantic with
grief. The latter, during the examination exclaimed
" Oh, Dr. Martin you saving the old wOmans head
of heard you at the window you are bucherng hre:
let in will break through the window" The bull
let was found in the brain.
In the forenoon. Sheriff Gibbs summoned a Jury who
met at the National Hall The first witness examined
was John Dngman father OF the alleged murderer and
husband of the deceased He testified that Michael NO.
not in the habit Of visiting his house often and thai he
knew OF no family quarrel had spoken 10 Michael
IN mOnthS he drank sOudtmcs his daughter Margaret
told HIM Michael had shot his wife. In answer 10
juror he remarked That Michael might have been Jealous
because the deceased took his and her
home To live; the pistol which the accused had belonged
To his John deceased told him Michael once ,ad Ia
her, " will live IN the house after You are dead"
Michael McCarty. "a sOn-in-aw OF Dingmap. testified
reluctantly that he had been with Dingnan during the
lieyed him to have been intoxicated bingham requested
McCarty 10 accompany him To his fathers house wing
he had dollar 10 return TO him, which had been given
10 his ichacl Dingman son. McCurty testified 10 the
bitter feelings which bingham had long enter taned ta
ward his parents account Of what he believed 10 be
the partiaty shown by them for his sister Margaret
Dr. Martin testified that the bullet passed through the
eve and BRAIN aud indcntcd the skull the back of tLe
head. The ball, which had been extracted was shown
aud identified
Mrs Ann bingham wife OF the accused said her bns.
band Michael, came home before O'Clock Thursday
morning, having been on police duty during the nght
he remained AZ home about hour and half aud then
lett saying hc would rctdrn Ia half hour but did nor
CONC back ti Lctwccn ~ and II Michael I,CsrtY. Lia
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OBITUARY.,
CARL ANSCHUETZ.

Carl AnSchuetz, the well-knOwn promoter q
classical music in the United States died l. hi, cl
a. H. yesterday, after protracted illness. lie vs
born in February, 1919, Mt Cobentz Germany. IA
father was Prussian State attorney but was fond
music that he became composer. and established
school for instruction in instrumental aud vocal mus
Carl studied music first In his fathers school and In ~
in the musical institution Of the renowned Gel
man composer, Friedrich Schneider OF DesssSi
whose daughter he married. This union was, hOWeYef
dissolved by divorce From DeSsan he returnei
to his native city. where he was appointed conductor
the Royal Musical Institution and OF the orchestra OF ~
heater and received the title Royal Musical Diree"
In 1872 in recognition OF the ability OF his performan
his orchestra increased 10 80 musicians. In lsis
resigned his position and went to Nuremberg Gerinan
where he became director of the orchestra Of tie lht
In 1919 he conductor OF the German opera at Ane
dam, Holland. In the same year he went with Gssns1
opera troupe to London, England, where Ne Oe'dnf
chapel master at the Drury Lane Theater In thls cal
city he also conducted the great con.tr.ss
Hail. Ia OF which he gave the Ninth y lpnOl
OF Beethoven. with an orchestra OF go musielau
chorus OF singers. Afterward he WAS conduct" ii
Italian opera ut Dublin. Edinburg, AMI GLASGOW
1858 he aud conducted the orchestra Of Dr
Lane Theater, London. AT that time he wrote out
brass instruments the nine symphonies OF BeethONep.J
which two were performed with brass instruments
clusiyey. cd
Anschuetz came 10 this city in 1887 with ulmannsis
ian opera troupe which he conducted til 1860 III lso,
founded the German opera Of this city. Aferwan
was "a conductor Of orchestras and musical director
singing societies. OF late he WAS engaged IN the es.
lishmcnt of a Conservatory of Music. He WAS not onl
active in New-York hut conducted orchestras occasi
ally also in other large cities. He conducted. as mus
director of the Newiork section ~ the North EasteJ
Singers Union their mass chOruses at the Baltimo1
Singing Festival In the Summer OF 1862 ard was engai
together with carl Bergman and Agrco faut as SJ
Union, Ia be held In this city next summer
Carl AnschuetL was, to some extent, successful eo
poser, ono VI Va latest wVrAS Reins pass'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-31
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Charles II. Smith, a "Sub-Deputy' Sheriff,
charged Valentine schlaeger, yesterday before COM
missioner Osborn, with passing counterfeit SO note
one OF several paid 10 Smith 10 satisfy an eAecdto1
against schlaeger.
At the Yorkville Police Court, Lawrence
Monaghan AMI Geo. Coyle two notorious burglars "eff
committed yesterday for breaking into the cigar store
j. W. Richardson, No. 63 SiXthaye. and stealing y
worth OF cigars.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesI
terday Vim. Gordon held for breaking iato Jchi
Patterson's store No. 293 Sxthave Albert Wicked
committed to await the result of stab in the side Thei
he inflicted on John Riley Of No. III Greene-st.
AT the Essex Market Police Court, yestefl
day, George Googhehan committed a charge q
attempting 10 stab Officer Patrick Gnley Of the Ecyeh
Precinct William Smith, held for breaking into PED
W. Laors house. No. 81 East Seyenhst, and stealing
clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-31
THE COURTS.
LEGAL BUSINESS IN Is7o-THE SUPREME COURT
The following is statement of the work

LEGAL BUSINESS IN 187o-THE SUPREME COURT.
The following is statement of the work
done In the Supreme Court. with the exception OF ta1
oyer and Termlner branch, during the year 1870:
Cfrcuh-Port I-CIerk, d. scuy; stcnographcr Robert
Say ye iS sSS g aeo' ., S. ~ sots ~ ~
Part M-Clerk, WIN. d. Haskns; stenograpber, Charles
H. Collar trials by Court aud jury 1872 trials BY Court and
Jury waived g. in1uess A.; dsmssals, ~ references 10
total, 271.
Speciai Term. Clerk, George W. Harde stenorapher.
Robert Mackn. February-CardOzO, J.-Demurrcrs AZ.
ged l5 demurrers stricken from calendar issues u
argued IL; denurrers stricken from calendar, s. sus
oIaw and fact argued 90 issues OF Law and fac stricken
nurrers stricken o. Issues Of law and Tact argued
issues Of law aud fact stricken Off o. Oetober-BaDard
J-DemuIrcrS argued, u; demnTrcrs strc ken on, T. is
~ law and fact argued. c6 ssnes OF law and fact
sf s DE- aamarer trcken o sScs Of law
argued %: issues Of law and fact stricken or e. TJ
number Of cases disposed Of, 49, ,.,. o,...,
Stirling YardThe amount Of business transact this
year has been very large and In addition TO The work
shown by the record the Judge assigned 10 devote,
two hours each day TO exparte business January-Car
dozo j.: number OF recorded deeision 595 other Judges
53 other Judges lG3. March-Ingrahan j.: number Of
j. number OF recorded DECISIONS 5J other Judges no
M9y-CardOzo, j. number Of recorded decisions, 40
other Judges o. June-Barnard j.: number OF recorded
decisions, $50 other Judges. li5 Jnly,Brady, j.: nun
Der OF recorded decisions, 49, other Judges g. August
barnard, j.: number OF recorded decslons Ns Other
Judges o. september-Ingraham, j.: number OF ~
corded decisions, 5J2; other Judges, 81. OetOberCsf
dozo, j.: number OF recorded decisions CO. other Judg
81. Noyenber-Brady, j.: number OF recorded decisions
445 other Judges, l39 j.: number
Of recorded decisions taboutl, e2o other Judges 20
General Term-tIerk, eXJudge ID. W. CiarEe-J 4Dnary
-Nonenumented motions argued, 8; referred caases
argued, s. enumerated motions argued, S. April -HOr
enumerated motions argued - preferred causes argued
3; enumerated motions argued, &c. June - NoD-enrEes
ated motions argued u; referred causes argued, g.
enune rated motions argued, ~. September go NOn4n
unerated motions argued, 20; preferred causes argued
II. November - NOnenumerated motions argued, B.l
preferred causes argued. ~ enumerated motions argued
g.. Total number Of appeals argued, 52l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-31
FIRE IN BRoOKLYN-sIX DWELLINGS BURNED.
Six two-story frame dwellings on Der en-st.,

near Uticaaye, in the Ninth Ward Of Brooklyn were
destroyed by fire yesterday morning. Each OF the
houses was occupied by two coored families and the
unfortunate people obliged to 20 into the snow
In their nightclothes. Nothing whatever was saved.
The fire originated in dwelling occupied by George f.
Patten, the chimney becoming Oyerheated The prop-
erty destroyed owned by Dr. jeremiah Busky OF Twenty
third-st, Newior) was estimated To be worth $4,000
rnnf of the .rDra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-31
THE NEW COURTHOUSE.

The following is posted conspcuouSly in the
Court House:
NorrCE.-Al persons hereby notified that altera-
tons work OF any kind will he permitted IN the
construction OF the County Court House unless APP
pcaton shall have been made and such work or al
terat0ns duly authorized by, the Board OF Comnl ss-
ers. MICHAEL NORTON. THOMAS CONAN, JAMES III. IN
GERsoLI, j. j. WALSH, COMMISSIONER
Metz York, Dee. n, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-31
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States Circuit Court, in the
OF the Florence sewingMachinc Company against
the singer Manufacturing Company, Judge Woodruff has
dec ided in favor Of the defendants.
The jury in the case of Cathanne Seullinl
against william Doan, TO recover $1,000 for injuries
ceived by the falling Of brick nom the defendant
chimney yesterday brought ia verdict VI 5000 for hs
plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-31

brother.in.law was with him; her husband had been
drinking; he was quite drunk. = a,
several other witnesses examined. but no addl-
tionai facts were developed and the inquest was adj
iourned till this forenoon. :.
In to II o'clock iast night nothing had been heard OF
the murderer The general suppositiOn Is that he Is
seeretad somewhere in about Elizabeth. ,
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Thomas T. Brinsmade was committed YES.

Thomas F. Brinsmade was committed yes
terday, IN charge OF having obtained upon false pre-
lenses. from various downtown merchants goods valued
ut over $4,000.
Andrew ID. Clark of Hartford, Conn, who
was arrested In this city days ago for forging the
Endorsement ~ Edwin Eddy draft uf $780, issued by
the Merchants National Bank of Saginaw Mich. the
Merchants National Bank OF NewluIk, taken be-
fore Justice Hogan at the TOmhs, yesterday, aud dis
charged from custody the police hnViug Naluly waited
for re1uistOn from the authorities AZ NeH Haven,
MArIe lLe gAeuse Ma5 Committed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-31
DECISIONS.

Supreme Court Ch0mbers-By Judge Brady.-ln "
petition the OF Philip T. Kearny Geele
Memoranda for counsel Boomer agt HeVtonM rlnis fot 90
sell In the Of the claim Of = Finch Estate OF r. Love-
-Orier confirming report settled Bradley Seeh Aornr
appear ID January u lei Shears sgt salknger-Mt4
denei
By Judge Ingrsham Adler agt Dunm,n-Moon grsaei Cs
den at. Ch;tenlen-Moiou granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-31

10 her friends in gloves and bonnots and she mus' rae
$500 hack II she wants escape being tramped upon py
her dearest friends; and she will lind herself perioo
outcast unless she has box in good position ~ '"o
4 hc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-31
THE INTERNAL REVENUE.
RETURNS IN THIS CITY FOR 1870.

DCIOW VIII DC IUUIU UHc 1HtVTHHi T''''""
returns OF 1870 for the districts comprised within this
city, excepting only tho XXXd, where the increase OF
business consequent upon the transfer Of the office from
Gen Pleasonton 10 his has prevented the labu
ation OF the yearly returns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-31
TIE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
WATER MAINS AND sEwERs-OFFICIAL REPORTS
FOR 1870.

The following is detailed record OF the
work done directly under the supervision OF the Bureau
OF Structures, &C.. for the supply OF Croton Water:
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Total. .73,52SI zs'6li
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-04-14
oYFicE OF Marc 4 HUrcaEsoE,
MAYo's WAsEHausE

RIca3oNp, April o, 1907
Eiitoy Register:
ToDACco The market daring the past
week was very animated ioT al sorts add
prices have kep, veil up, with porIiCus
lar Girmuess 10 low grades Of shipping
aud workers. We see no reason to
change quotations 10 general, though
sales Of particular grades are sometimes
made boyoud our figutss We note
small breaks aud receipts for the season,
but expect much larger seeeipls as the
summer approaches. The bad weather
for handling has retarded the receipts
for some two weeks, All bright stock
rules high. and will continue TO do So,
The order is dryer as the season odvau.
ces. aud we note . speculative demand
for most sorts.
TIE break, for the last eve weeks
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GEO. W. MAYO, Inspector.
Tobacco Sampled aud Sold Every dry
EXcept SIndnY.

T
Except Sunday.
TEIs Warehouse has been rebuilt since the
l war on the most improved plan; has ca.
paclty for storing six thousand hogsheads To-
bacco. and offers inducements equal, ifnot su.
perior to my Warehouse the State for sto.
ring aud safe keeping Of Tobacco.
a. the State Of Virginia no longer insures
tbe Tobacco in Warehouses, the proTrielors
have taken out policies Of insurance for an
amount sufficient to cover any loss that should
occur by fire, in good home companies in this
State besides, the Warehouse is entirely isOla-
ted from any other building, and competent
and faithful Waterman will always be on hand
rendering all Tobacco stored in This Warehouse
secure against loss by FIRE.
It will be the steady and constant aim Of the
inspector aud prOprictOrs 10 meet tho wants
and wishes Of tho Planters mud Commission
Merchants. MAYO 4 HUTCHINSON
Richmond, March 49, 1870.
The freights from the Kanawha Valley 10
Richmond, by wav Of Parkcrsburg and Balti'
more, is 80 cents por hundred Warehouse
fees in Richmond Sll5 per hogshead. on all
packages over 500 pounds, hulfprice. Charge
for selling ty us $500 per hogshead.
mth 3l-2n.
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Our revised quotations are:
1.Uos-S Slipping, (green or uuripe)
commou 10 meiium Sc 5007 50; do
ripe. in good order. 81 5O@05O: CON.
to medium 5000 so: Good, SO 506
10 so, Bright, smoking or working CON
to medium. $l20s20: good 10 fiue,
Sl5SS35; Sua.cursd. S00Sl0.
LEAF Shipping. sbOr, dark. IN good
ordOr, Slo@Sll; do. soft do. S99sl0.
do. long dark. rich and waxy; in good
order, Sll 5O@Sl5, soft do, slo@
ii go; Stsmmlng, short and long SO 81
ole so; Blight wrappers, medium to
good, $25OS4O, do. fne to extra. s4OEa
S85; Sun cured $40 5o@tl4 so; Phi.
mipgs, SIS Oo@6 %
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For the corresponding week Of last
year The breaks weEe 677 hhds., 2ss
lierces and IS boxes,
The inspections in this city from list
Of October. to Sis. March 1870, were
8 3F6 bhds, against 8. 400 hits for The
same period oilss seasoo. The breaks
from lat October to sl,t March, for 5
years. were:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-04-14

B L.. MILES This gentlemen has
Just received a large supply of pure
drugs, patent medicines, paints, oils,
&C., also nice assortment of pslfumery,
soaps. fancy and toilet articles, also o
large number Of sPectacles, TO suit all
ages. He sells ell good, in his line at
extremely low prices. Give him a call.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-04-14

Tue CLosE OF THE Pubic Sonoot.
The Public School of this place, clo-
Ueu last Fnday. Tbia School has for
the past Two years been under the sup.
erintcodeuce Of Prot. D. P, Guthrie,
with Miss Ada Gilmore oad Miss Ella
Hall. as Assistants.
Ga Friday. quito oumbar of ladies'
geutsme0 were present to witness the
closing exercises of the ochOOl. The
scholars showed degree Of advance.
,meat, which must reflect great credit
upon teachers and student. Had some
ofIbosc who are continually frowning at
and attempting 10 prejudice the public
mind against free education, been there
and witnessed tho proficiency Of The stu
dents, little aud big, they would have
bseu convinced that they had not oa!y
been doing an injury 10 themselves but
to the entire community. At the close
Oithe exercises. short addresses were
made BY Rev. Mr.. Vansicklo and Hon.
John NJ Phelps, after which there was
prayerby Rev. Gao. Monroe, aud the
School dismissed.
10 another column will be found the
Report Of this School, running through
the entire term, We doubt il any other
school 10 lie State, eau show as good a
'OHe.
The next Term of the public school
will begin 'Ometi@o 10 next ssPleu ber,
when it is hoped to continue it for nice
or ten months, instead Of six as hereto,
fore.
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c,rr,vs ARRAY At Broad Roo.
same Two miles from New Havsn, 10
tbO upper end of our county. on last
Thursday night quite a melancholy Of
r,ir occurred. Accompany Of young men
bsa assembled at the house Of Patrick
Dower to setsnsds couple married
that evening. Ash. the dangerous pFao
,ice on such occasions, considerable
whisky wosimbibej and the yOuog men
of the company became quito reckless.
Two of them, named Josiah Spencer and
JONES Kiog. were it appears, on very
good terms. and were engaged iu play
iog with each other, when Spencer
stopped and asked knight che was mad
arLim?" King replied that he vas not.
whereupOo Spencer Immediately drew
bovie-knito and plunged it with all Of
his force into Kings side. King jump
ed back and picked up club with which
10 defeud.himseIf, aud struck Spencer q
pretty severe blow across the head.
Spencer then rushed upon him, and
King in stepping backward to get out Of
The way fell backward over barrel, and
Spencer rushed upon him and inflicted
.ssycr, more dangerous wouuds before
rhsy were separated. King was a! once
cared for, and is now lying at the point
of DEATH But Ettle hoPois entor'aIn'
ed for his recovery.
no attempt wss made 10 euest SPen'
cet that evening, but as il many times
the case 10 such Attire, he wss allowed
70 walk quietly away. and is pow q!
.lates, SSvbyrdv- not tue proper oa1csta
risilly snfofcs the laws at the time
,such bsineous crimes arc COmmittcd?-
,Oo the next dag parties Of men were
sen! out TO search for him, but 50 far
he has eluded them. Spencer is quite
young, being under twenty years of
age.
a
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Hollands German Tonic

IL a e9pt5isGiion tqf al ne mgrtditHH If ne
BifErj, rita run SANTA Ci1lF IfiN,, Or'mrs, &c,
n Il utoi for ne sane i'tedsH ~ dc nR'SrS, IN
kitfi ,rLtye soma jrtrs deOhO'ic diFtHigJ "a re-
duited You nil bedriH mfRQ Ndt l.rfe rlHls'
DIS are entirely different Jrqhl any othcIx
dlrtEllled Car ne cure ~ nc hSsdlN uaalstl
t1iyucis irliis ne Olh6ra arc mere dcc6ciioRi NJ
Tiai in ioiRc Farm 9aeTQStCis Gsfidsd'yo as
ar thr mod PltdE1h and Haytie@l remedies sueF
SgeretlioN no public ~ fdIb IL t+qiHsi's. His
4 pisatirs % lake Z, ishds ia iJe.giBinB erhii'
dfdiing. aud meiiciBtl qnalifsl hape edtitd u u
Dc k,lOga Is he gTedteal ~ all tsHieE.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-04-14

PRrAcnrNo. Divine service will be
held in the NJ. E. Church. next Sunday,
commencing alto! o'clock a. NJ also
at OigLl,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-04-14

IORACco We direct the especial at,
, !: Of the Tobacco growers of the
n A'naWba Valley to the card of walteg
N Martin L Go RICHMOND. "a. They
.: - 81! Aad'r6liablo tobacco men, and
', We '''I satisfied that the interest of 10.
S S growers can DO committed 10 no
better hands,
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RELIGIOUs NoTFGEs.

p..,..lant Episcopal Church, O BEINGS
Hill Rev Horace Edwin Hayden o heeSOr and
,oartb Sundays in the month ut II A. NJ. and
~ r. I ~, School every Sunday ut Q A. n.
gu ap Sommnnion on each frat Sunday At II
Roy o s.Tyise every Wednesday, at 6lS P
4 !eb l7-.tf,
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MOTLCEl

WHE firm Of Smith 4 POlsley is this day dis.
l solved by Vim Smith purchasing tho IN
tprcst Of James NJ. Polsley. All persons ln'
dpbted to the firm, will please settle with Wm
Smith. who will setllea debts owing by the
firm, aud continue The business at the same
place; " \, NJ, , SMi ! a. t,i,- !.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-04-14

On the 10th of this month, Special
Commissioners, D.. W. .PoIsley and G.
IT. Moore, will offer for sale a, the
Court House door, two very valuable
l.aots Of land, lying on the Kauawhs
River. See advertisement.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-04-14

A econ PRros.-S Special Commission
ers D. w. Polsley and John.U. Myers,
sold 81 last Saturday, SO acres Of land
OF Lelart, for So, $40 90, 0dpf. 81,
Rollins 5eng tie purchaser.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-04-14

TnE BoARD-The Board Of suPsFvi-
sor, for Mason county, will meet at The
Coutt-House 10 this place on Monday,
the 18th day Of May, next.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-04-14

A READrSa CoMavSIry. The little
town OF New Haven. Mason county.
West virginia--o town Of less than 400
Inhabitants, takes LOG weekly newspo.
pes, 100 monthly Magazines, and goo
sab6st6 School papsrs. The total cost
per yeor being s455 90.
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tETToW sHALLWE PAINT OUR HoU.
Il scsf by J.W MAspRY, cl,. $40 pp
$50. Free by mail on receipt ofprice. Mas.
SmgI4 Wilton. New YoIk. I'm
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RARMAI.NSl

/ will sell at greatly reduced prices. a large
variety OF goods, innsder 10 reduce stock, BIZ.
fore going for Spring Goods. Call II yoi want
bargains. VIM SMITH.
inch 2i-4w
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aRretEga 2tais8at
LOCAL MATTERS.
lThuFsday Morning.

5oeT OFFICE HOURS.--Theo Office is
~ from I o'clock 3. m. to . o'clock P. m.-
q" sundays from o'clock 4. m. to = q m.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-04-14

To Be KrcKED,-We are informed
that q cottsin gentleman 10 Putnam
county threatens TO kick US. on aceoun!
Ofan article recently published 10 this
paper. 10 order to crafty our Partisu.
lar friend, We will state that We can DO
found at the Regtsier Office al shy time
between this aud the 95,h Of May, 1870,
from am. to $ p. N; and if this will
not suit. we will still farther sccommo'
date him by bsins present al the June
Term of the Putnam Circuit Court. In
tho meantime we hope hs will put him.
self under the special trainiag of Hon.
John Morrissy, OF some other pdgilist,-
II we are to be "kioksd" We would like
TO. have it done in scientific way
"Who's 'Haid."
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.. tso'' Johnson, a blind man, delivered
w interesting lecture on Sunday alter,
Avn NV" a. The Presbyterian Church. His
D.isy' y 10 awaken on interest in tho
t E"'p PIE 'o' The building Of an Institution
,yi,S Sis education Oftlo blind Of West
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-04-14

Ptof w. j, Kenny has moved bis
Classical School to the public Academy