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4lubljtailons.

(tOTO NcFAWLANU'S hook STORE. ~
" nrOa way, near I st There YOU m nni All the
new hooH' NJ The day, anu all the STANDARD works and
alsc choice iugilsh, French, aud Scotch stationery,
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At 900 REWARR toI Az A., 'y q. n, e, dS :sis
hDulI " DC. EHANsa. W GLathansE Nemvmo"
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@hinplnN.
- shipping,
A NCnOR LINEPAsSAt!E TICK ETs,

e. and from any Railway station In Great Britain Ir
land, Norway. Sweden, Denmark, Germlpy, HullNn
fc!-i IN. and the United States by steamers ss!llI
wrCLly, Tor sale
Also, Drafts for al" AmOlnt.
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HfHI Gsiait,

ALL OTHERS who desire to secure one or more OF
these very drabc lots before the prices advnuc Jd
ARH INVITED TO ATTEND.
special tram Will leave the depot Of the South side
Railroad, at the foot Of South 8th ST., WiliAmsburgh.
O'Clock A. NJ, BE ON HAND EARLY.
For tcl eta OF invitation call a. the olcc o. the hsso
caon 81 Cedar St. room or At the depot on Tuesday
morning.
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GOING EAST.

li'3G 4. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. Gil'y
connectug at CORY. SundaS excepted, for arrcn.
fh, MaYvlile: BrHcton and rItHsvile, ard iail,,
or Erie; at Elmirn with Northern Cer ;ral Railway
Tor "lliiarsporl, ilarr5bur- Philadelphia and Rai.
tlmor': and at New York Tor Boston aiI Now Eng.
land cities e
y Sleeping Coach is attached to This txain at Gin.
elnhatl running through 10 New York
S,l5 II. VI. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, daily
auhdoys excepted, ting AT Birghamutun fol
Albany and iAC celebrated summer lesOrt, sharon
England cities. "
A Sleeping Coach Is attached to this train at
Aead'iIIc running through to New York.
Loo a. VI. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS.
dAl y, Sundays excepted. Connects at Great Eeuo
WI WIN Dela"are, Lsck9wanra s. Western hallway
Tor Scranton, aud ut New York with Midnight EX
pAia
y Slecpin, Coach il attached IN this tro;, NJ
cleveland. running through to Hor q syille, con
nectin. with tain having new and improved Draw
ing room COACHES attached, running through L,
New York.
2.i3 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS, Sundays
s,o5 a, NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS, SUNDAY,
tzcepled.
I.5O 4. NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays ex.
ccptod.
Boston and New,Frglsnd Passengers, with their
Baggage, are transferred FREE OF CHARGE in
New York
The best ventilated and most luxurious Sleeping
Coacle es H1-lN THE WORLD-ei1 accOmpan, all
night trains on this Halfway.
~ The Eric Railway Company has orened n
new Ferry from their Jersey city Depot to the foot
Of 23d st New y ork thus enabling passengers TO
reach the upper portion OF the city without The ey
pense and annoyance OF q street caror an omnibus
transfer.
~ The scenery along the entire route of the Erie
Railway Is Of the most picturesque and beautiful
character Admirers of Natures beauties IN n
dlyiight journey over this Line, will find lis ever
changing lands apes subjects Of continual admira
tiUn and interest.
Baggage Checked Through.
And fare always as low as by any other Route,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY.
Which can be obtained at all the Prncipal Ticket
Offices in the West and South West,
VIM. B BARR
L. ~ NJ MI Genl Pass'r Agt.
peh Sup I. Jan 10, 1870.
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= CARD.

A Clergyman. residing in South imeric, ss a
missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy
io the Cure Of Nervous Weakness lary Decay.
Diseases of the Unitary and Seminal Organs. prd
the whole train of disorders brought on by banefl
an1 vicious habits. Great Plumbers have been cur
ed by this noble remedy. Prompted by n desire to
benefl; the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the
receipt for prepa ing and using his mcdcire in
1caed envelope, to any one who needs It, Free Of
Charge. Adress.
JOSEPH r. lNMAN,
station D. Bible House.
n. Y CITY
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Dhiaiadep:,ia a. Erie Il. II.

Time 10 minutes faster ihln Erie time
On and after Monday, Nov. 18th, 1850 the trains
on the Philadelphia IG Erie Raj rOai will run as
fDlDWs:
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New FiCNr, Feed and Grocer,
store
j. s. PEATEEIs.

At the OLD BANK BUILDING, ON MAIN-ST.
opposite the McClinteck House, ha, on hand
large and fs; cass stock of Flour, Feed and
Groceries. VIII ch he /, selling at q low figure
a9- Don't forget the plaee-whOre A. b. Cotton
d Company broke up.
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GOING WEST.

3.45 A. M. DAY EXPRESS, daily, Mondays
excepted. lortieveianC, C,cninIati ana the West
aud South. Connects at Ciarhsvie. SUNDAYS ex.
Gyept'd a. for Sharon Newcastle and Pittsburgh; at
Leavittshurg for youngstown and Sharor at c leve-
land with Lake Shore R-ilway. for the West and
North-"fsi; at Ravenna, Sundays excepted, for Al.
lance and Pitsbureh; at Akron Sunday. excepted
l"f ofNille and Milersturg, n, UIbana with Pitts.
bufgh Cincinnati and st. Louis RailN Nv Cor Indin,l.
apolis, and at Cincinnati with the Ohh, Il lIi.sis-
sirp taiIway, for st. Lonis aud the south and
South-We-t.
Sleeping Coaches are attached to this ,ain at
Hornesvi le, running through to CleNela. without
change.
9.l5 =. u. EXPRESS. MAIL. Gai'y. sr,rdavs
excepted, for Cleveland and the West and Nth.
v est. Connecs Mt Ciark-vi.le for sharon, New,a--
shole Ral way for he West and NUrtn-West.
3 20 Il. VI. NIGHT EXPRESS. daily. for
Cleveland, Cincinnati ard the Wcs, and South -
connects AZ Leayiu>buTg. SUNDAYS cXccrted for
Young, t1vn az C'cvelrHd with Lake shore rai.-
way 'or the West and North Wcst: and ut Ciuciu.
nan with the Ohio y Mississippi Hallway for ~
Louis aud TIC South and South West
Sleeping Coach i attached 10 this train at New
York, running through 10 Cincinnati.
lilo a. VI. ACCOMMODATION. snn,ays
excepted. for Leny'ttSburg and " ~ Stations, col
meeting FOR Yourgshwn.
3.2o, p. III. FREIGHT 6 ACCoMMoDA.
T!UN, daily.
7.15 A. ". WAY FREIGHT, Sundays cx,
cepted.
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EsaE OgE 1d8slsEES.

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RrcnRp
PETROLEUM CENTRE Jan. Is \
The market is dull and off q trine from
yes'eadaya price. We quote a. $40 "a
$4,Gj.
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ANTWERP, Jan. 10 % p. m.
Crude COZ.
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

Uniystsaiy endcrses Y pge.s and public as hs mT.! %
GORGEOUS most MA0NIFICHNr, most ELABORATE
and most WONDERFUL spectacle af
ANCIENT OR MODERN TINES.
6S,CUo
GW
6xNo
persons have witnessed this EXTRAORDINARY rRODUO.
TION during the past two week. being Tho arges audiences
ever assembled Ia modern theatre AmphtheAre
AMERICA OR EUKOPE.
6tECTACLk BALLET. DRAMA,
OPERA, PANTONilE, BURLEsYUK,
n,sA DKAAAaAIniccr AAAaAaIniccr vovvc, nLyKicl PERPENDICULAR.
THE GREAT FRENCH BALLET,
THk GREAT FRENCH BALLET.
DEvRBNAsS
GORGEOUS TRANSFORMATION SCENE.
GORGEOUS TRANSPORTATION HcRNk,
G0kGEoUs TRANSPORTATION SCENE,
PRONOUNCED THE MARVEL or THR A0k.
Seats secured ten days In adysnoa 81 The bog ence
also at Schmera music st0re, 7U Broadway aAd nj ths
Erie Railroad Ticket oos Twenty third and
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER-
81 MsrNha's sao-Clothing, .
day At n O'Clock, Ai the Auction Rooms No. North
william street, stock OF Clothing Sack and Business
Coats assimere Pants and Vests Knit and Wooden Shirts,
Drawers rad Flannel Shrta, Ovsralls, Duck Pants tc
CHARLES Y. WAT IS. Marshal.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

VERoNEs ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS, ELEVENTH
,rvsntnr rr " % ~ ~ ~ Sd sdsI , py ne
aud chronic diseases ard immediate
AFTER any s1cessca sis, of the womb unss md
kidneyA
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THE NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
No. go BroAdwAy and ~ Eiith avenue.
BROOKLlN BRANCH,
Nos 125, lJs aud is2 Court, near State stree.
THE FIRST MUSICAL INSTITUTE IN AMERICA.

THE FIRST M MusIcAL INSTITUTE IN AMERICA.
INSTRUCTION. DAILY, from 9 A. ". TO p. NJ, In all
tanches Vocal Instrumental Music the M0dcrn
Ian staset. by the BEST professors Ia the country.
TEhAs- REUULAk CLASSES, SlO per qua ter.
PklyATE LESSONS. 325 per quarter.
THE CoNSERN ATOisf remains open the year.
PUPILS MAY COMhhkCE Al ANY TIME
The quarter begins at the the time of subscribng
APP LiCAJIONs FOR ADMISSION received only a1 tho
General Conservatory Dnlces,
No. $40 BROADWAY. near Twelfth street, New York.
No. l2 CvUkK near State susst Brooklyn.
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THR LECTURE SEASON.

(NOoPER UNION-FREE LECTURES FOR TIE
~ people
The lecture this evening viii be given In The Great Hail. a.
O'Clock
"gLt and Vision" and sspecsly "uow light converted
into thought,
by KNAPP NJ. D., Of New York. late Professor in tho
University OF Heidelberg. ABRAM y. HEWITT, sec.
IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY ON
Interesting Invaluable and scientific SUBJECTS, showing
how % live and what live for, delivered daily
New York Museum Of Anatomy. Those unable can
receive copy BY forwarding cents TO the Secretary,
Broadway.
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AnIUSrlirNTS.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
NJ Corner Twentv.thri street and ishth avenue.
JAMES FIsK Proprietor
JOHN r. COLE. ..:. MANAGER aud Treasurer
NnW YORK JUbILANr.
HOUSES CROWDED TO OVERCOMING.
The nightly announcement
STANDING ROOM ONLY.
SECURE YOUR sEArs
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sAI.Es AT AUCTION.
ART SALE.
John II. AUSTIN. Anctlonser.

Gallery Of All, 45 broadway.
special peremiory sale OF high class valuable Works
Art viii place Gallery Thursday after
AID evenn. at xni7 O'clock This exhibition, CON-
prsng and favortr European and
American artists the most attractive and ntnresng p
collection auction. among which ID
Gran msthers Birthday by LsnfAn. De Metz INTERIOR
NJ the Baby by Knurrcn; the Checker Payers by
Davii Cole specinens aud snty
n selection of choice old lna Engravings anil
wafer Drawings the whole exhibition, day AMI
ng AMI will be sold, without reserve, March ~
and To r. NJ
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ishth stree. and Astor place.
CDnJ uRiSG TRICKS
Of every description Tor sale
during the day al the
Magical Repository,
14S Broa lwav.
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A.-ART SALE.
"A. BENJ. r. THEALL, Aurtioneer,
A SUPERB COLLECTION OF oil. PAINTINGS
GEO. nARKER will SELL this day Saturday, February %,
II o'clock the commercial saesroom. No. Cortand
street, choice collection OF high class OIL Paintings among
which be found the following artistsPecris, O. j..
Taylor Arap Carl HUH, N. Cuverhouse J. Williamson.
Yer Hoeven H. Mert2, p. Rosser, Kuarren, A. Mario,
many others hnc ChromOs handsomely
framed. 10 be sold without limit
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

JyrADSwORTH HOUSE, FIFTH AVENUE AND THlR
w teenL stieeI- antilles desirin, elegant Suites o
Rooms with tab tue most llstiaious are invited
cal early.
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t,IDsg,iFNrS.

WALLACK'S . , rAruu
w Proprietor and Mana ..-sMr. Ma kEh WALLA0K
Doors open ut ~; 20 corssrsnce q Vc,ocs
THIS fShrukDA}1 EVENING, tHb - ls7o
WIN be psesrne third time this ssn the beautiful play,
by Charles Read ami fom Tsyior. entitled
MASKS AND FACES,
Cast.
CHARACTERS BY Mr.. CHARLES FISHER, Mr. RING
GOLD, Mr.. MARLUWE Mr. HELD, Mr. LkONAkh
Mr.. VILLA MSuN. Mr.. ROCKWELL, Mr.. r. HOLLANh
MAsrEK. coRMAc. Mr. .CURRAy, Mlss MAnRLINh
HENRlQUEs, Miss LOUISA MOORE, Miss FANNY
GREENE, Mlis LAuRA PHILLIPS Miss JENNIE DAY,
On MONDAY NEXT, Feb g.
viii be produced i
NEW DRAMA ~ FIVE ACTS,
LOST AT SEA,
by Mossrs. DION ROt CICA LIT and II. ]. BYRON.
Iuci ienta. music BY MIR. Thomas Baker.
New scenery by Messrs H. isherwsoi. g. Evans j. HsR-
yard and assistants
New cos,umss > q. Ylannrry and Benschosen New sp.
po,ntments by Mr. j. Tmony. Novel mechanical eects y
Mr.. ii. Butter, aHi OF characters including -
Mr.. J. ". WALLACK, Mr.. CHARLES FISHER, Mr. J. IL
STODDART, Mr. OWEN MAKLDWE Mr.. HELD,
NJ. HOLLAND. Mr. LrONARD. Miss MADELINE HEN
RIuUES, Mis EFFlE 0ERMOj. Mrs. JOHN SEFrON,
Mr.. LAURA PHILLIPS Miss FOWLER, Aiss JENAW
DAY and Others
Ia preparation, Comedy bv Tom Taylor.
Ae legitimate Old Comedies that have not been acted
Ter years.
The New York herald., 1870-02-26
MUSICAL.

INTERESTING TO MUSICAL SOCIETIES AND
4 lovers OF classical music First Anne lean edition.
PA SION MUSIC.
According to st. Matthew BY John sebastian Bach. with
German Engiisa words. The translated and
sdapted by S. Dwight Published IN iul score, with
rtano accomp Price 10 coh, s.; boards ~ 50;
paper ~ Ghorues Of the Passion au.ic boards al kJ
DlrSoN 4 CO, Publishers. I'll Broadway, New York.
DIANOFoRfE AEO SINGING INCLUSIvE)-RE-
II duced tsrns.-A professor, late organst cheir-
OF the Chapel Royal receives pupils from 81
rer quarter Residence, ~ Bond street.
THE BAssO AT THE BRICK CHURCH, DIR. SPRINGS
l. Tb,riyseysnh street and Filth avenue, will accept
hew hrs class nlasement from May l. AddreAs Doc BILE
OCTAVE, Herald ssce.
TRINITY CHURCH CHoIR.-wASTEp, A GOOD BOY
treble wth strong voice. and able To read music. Ap
ply TO Mr. AEsSlIEk organisi, 70 Liberty st., at r. VI.
nsy Junior boys wiia voices Always received and tho
fou.h.y INSTRUCTED.
THE NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
Il No. go Broadway and 81 Fifth avenue
HROOKLiN BRANCH
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

MAGICAL APPARATUS FOR SALE-AMoN0 WHICH
l are Goblin Drum, Crystal Casket, Plumcs Water
and Yrs Trick, Glass Clock and Bell and All tho principal
Der of Tables, Draw Boxes Covers Curtains 40, and
everything complete for hrs cnss exhtbiton will bc
separately together, at low ngurs This
eeent chance for amateur professional the things
Fu given the purchaser free charge Address
for two weeks NECRoMANCER, box lag Henld oaice
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

CCTION.-LARGE SALE, THIS (SATuRDAY) Az
"A ternoon commencing at III o'cIockA the Furniture,
anofortc, Carpets, Bedseads. Bureaus &c Carpet OIL
coh Feather Beds resses Stoves 2o0 ots OF first
class Household Goods contained in five ~
est Twenty seventh street near Seventh Avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

J,oOK BINDING.-wALKERS NEW YORK LIBRARY
- and job book Bindtry, 81 Dcy strasa
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

DY MAX BAYRRSDORFER, AUCTloNEER-sELLs 10
O'clock l Centre street. Stock and Fxturss Furniture
"a Of Cigar Store In lots. Dealers invited.
MAXBAYERSDORFERs oHoe, SA Bowery.
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

n. wALDRON 4 CO.. AUCTIONEBRS.
"A. Salesrooms IFS Liberty and II Cedar street.
Thl. day. at lok o'clock Second Hand and New Fufnire,
eon.S mS n pap d, o. raf'3s nns oon p Hnn Chamber
Carpets Cutlery Paintings and Engravngs Kitchen Articles
Stnnla. Ac
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

WIN sell to highest bidder. all magnificent Household Goods,
&C., consisting Of rosewood Pianoforte Stool Coser. cost
" elegant Pa0r SUITS brocste Centre Tables Brussels
and Three-py Carpets Bronzes, Oh Paintings Satuary.
Vases, Bookcase Pier Mirrors Bedroom Suits,
robes SOFAS Chairs, Rockers Extension Tables Runet
China Glass Silver Ware Kitchen Furniture &c, Sale post
uvn IN lots. toOis boxed and shipped NJ B-Tbs 10 the
lArest and richest this day. Take Sixth Seventh
aud sh ppod. Sale positive.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-12

PRICES OF WEST VIRGINIA SToCK.-
By the last monthly report of the De-
pertinent of Agriculture, we learn that
the average price per head of horses in
this Stats is as follows: Under one
year old, s34 81; between one and two
years, S52,57; between two and three
years, ST. AZ; over three years, Slo2T,
Tbs average price of mules under one
wear Is s42; between one and two years,
S64.73; between two and three years,
$50, and over three years, $1,000. The
average price of mich cows is $3.50.
The average price per head OF oxen and
beef cattle under one year old is S9.9o;
between one aud two years, 1857; be-
tween two and three years, s29.sa and
over three years old, 1910. Tho aver
age price per head for sheep under one
year old is $l.34, and over one year ~. %.
The average price per head for hogs
under one year old is 1888 and over one
year old $9.5s. These prices compare
favorably with those Of any other State
in the Union. This State shows steady
increase in the number of horses and
cattle. West Virginia is one of the
States that shows . reduced hog crop
Hon. Horace Capron says: son the
whole the supply of young swine ii
scarcely equal to the wants Of our In
creasing population" .r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-12
HORSE THIEF CApruRED.-About tn

HORSE THIEF CAPTuRED.-About the
first of April horse was stolen from
Mr.. McCreary, of Guernsey county,
Ohio, by a noted horse thief named
Hess. At the same time three horses
were stolen from neighbors of Mr.. Nc
Creary. The thieves ran their property
into Washington county, Pennsylvania,
and into Brooke county, this State. Mr..
McCreary got on the track of Hess, and
armed with a requisition went to Har
risburg got the necessary papers and
captured his man. Mr.. McCreary and
an officer having the thief in charge
reached this city on the Hempield road
yesterday and shortly after started with
him for Ohio. Mr.. McCreary found his
horse where he got the thief, and saw the
stolen horses of his neighbors in Brooke
county. Hess is noted sooundrel and
has hankering for good horse.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-12

A New AND BEAUTIFUL TRAIN.-One
of the haudsomest trains of cars that
ever ran into this city, arrived at the
B. & o. depot last evening, from Zanes-
vile, where the cars were built. The
coaches are roemy, we'll ventilated, and
upholstered in magnificent style. The
seats ara new to US, the backs are
curved so that there is room for ono to
rest his back while travelling, and are
most comfortable. All that artistic
skill and money could do TO make these
cars beautiful, comfortable, airy aud
strong, has been done. Their
exteriors" are of piece with
the ipterior-rich and graceful.
Over the door CT each coach is a
'shroud," as it is called to keep dust
and cinders from blowing into the car
when the door is opened. These cars
are des gned TO run. over the Central
OhioDivision of the B. & O.road, between
this place and Columbus, and all the
cars on this Division are to be like
these. This train leaves here at half
past 8 o'clock this morning and will run
through
After next Monday all trains for the
West over the Central Ohio road will
start from the depot here; 30 that there
will be no change of cars at Benwood.
The passenger for GAINESVILLE, Newark
and Columbus or points farther west
will take his seat in the car at the depot
here and not leave it until be reaches
his destination. A great improvement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-12

GRAVEL AND CEMENT RooFINa,-
George Crumbacker would inform the
public that he is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing business, and that he Is
prepared at any time to put on Roofs,
either large or small, on the shortest
possible notice, guaranteeing his work
for term of Yeas. He has now been
engaged in the business for seven years
past, and his work has outliyed hall
dozen other Patent Roofs. The demand
for his work is increasing from year to
year. He put on, during TIE past year,
l5OO squares of his Roofing in this city,
which has given satisfaction in every
respect. Address me through the Post
office, or call st my brick yard, head Of
Lindsey street. All orders will be at
tended to promptly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-12

WISDOM ON THE WING.-0n Monday
night next the Ohio Legislature, having
been rendered the use of the road by tho
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company,
will leave Columbus to pay q flying
visit to Baltimore and Washington City.
They win occupy nine passenger cars,
it is thought, making a pretty large but
very gay party. We have been favored
with an Invitation to meet the party at
Bsnwood at s o'clock Tuesday mornin
next, and cline the singing" but have
o constitutional objection to getting up
so early. They will have jolly time
these solons, and we envy them theil
opportunities for GRO wding good dea
OF fun into few days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-12

POLICE CouRT.@There was but little
of interest before the Police Court yes
terday, nor was the attendance as large
as usual, except in the delegation OF
boys. The City Council should stonce
pass an ordinance forbidding the pres
ence of boys at Police Court trials, ex-
cept they appear as witnesses. AS tits
now the court room is filled with them
daily, and they become 80 accustomed
to the, sight of hardened, debauched
and drunken men aud lewd women, that
what little of good there Is in the boy
OF the period is choked down by the un-
timely growth of lewd thoughts and
the desires to experience the effects of
a plain drunk. Keep the boys away
from Police Court examinations.
Bob Marshall, alias Primes Arthur,
late Mayor Of Slagtown, was arrested
on charge of committing an assault
and battery on q German named Louis
Brown. 1t appearing in proof that
Brown first struck Marshall, and that
the Prince merely whipped him in self
defense. he was triumphahtly dis
charged.
Ernst Roll, a Teuton, unable to un.
derstand a word of the United States
language, was fined So and costs for
committing a nuisance in the Second
Ward market house. In default he
taketh ten days lessons in the science of
geology with Prof. Price.
John Silver was arrested on charge
of disorderly conduct. The prescott
ton failed to prove any offense and the
charge was dismissed at the cost OF the
city.
John Duncan got 30 full OF fnsil oil,
on Suaday, that he couldn't carry it, so
he laid him down to pleasant dreams
on a Third street sidewalk. This
between and o'clock in the after
noon. Officer Reed locked him up. His
drunk being plain one, without the
least scallop or complication, he got of
by the payment of 81 and costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-12

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Ohio County
oi.vu,v 0uurJ ADJOURNED yesterday III
ternoon until the next term, COM
mencing on the first Tuesday in June.
Charles Broerof, alias Charles Bre-
crof, convicted of riot, was sentenced
to the PeniteHtiary for one year, and
Elijah Black, convicted of the same of
fense and at the same time, was SEN
fenced for three years.
A motion was made by Toby Vance
for new trial and it was allowed. So
Tobe's residence in the county jail will
be continued until tho next term.