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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-30
A RECENTLY employed local editor OF

A RECENTLY employed local editor on
An Indianapolis paper was annoyed 6y
a ssedy looking fellow who eat by the
stoye one cold night last week and
warmed himself "Seehere, old fellow"
eaid he. finally, hadn't you better 60
homeY The "old fellow glared at
him, but said nothing. After 3 few
minutes the editor took the old fellow
by The shoulders to lead him out re-
marking that it was no place for losf,
lers, ''See here, young man.. rosred
the old fellow. iyou evidently don't
know who you're talking TO-, Ny name
ia 49,. and I am one Of the proprie'
tors OF this paper The astoo nded %.
Eisor plunged headlopg into ,g'mle'
J hole. gf..a -
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For Sale.

MEDWELLING HOUSFAN
" Five acres OF Land, with a good Coal
Bank on the premises. five miles east OF
Wheeling on Short Creek.
T-rn'-One.half cash; the balance in
one md two yeas. For further particulars
INQUIRE At ]. L. KimminS' Auction r ,om,
o.o John Fletcher, wheeling, West Vir-
mia Oct7
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Farm for Sale.

4 BOUT TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
4 acres OF the very best hill land--two
alli-'d acres under cultivation-adjoin
~ and OF shepherd NeNecheu and others,
sian ous aud Que half miles of Benwood,
Arshall county. Will sell entire or in
9sA suit purchasers, and give possession
-aneiately. Wv. HOGE & BRO,
splQ Bailey's Block, Market Street.
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For Sale.

II A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
Twin seven or eight rooms, on Jacob
:. street; also small Frame House with
~ rooms on JACOB street; also a new
S Scs House on Eotf street, containing
WI rooms. L. u. HUGHES,
alg5 Roal Est ata cont
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farm OF I28 Acres Of Land
For. knln

SIIUATE ON THE BETHANY PIKE,
i've miles from the city OF Wheeling,
~ oelng part OF the James Kelly farm.
Improvements consist OF good two
1ry a.wed log house, large stable, spring
- - &c The land Is in high state OF
.."sSHa'l0n, aud has or e-fourth OF mile
III. On the Ike. For terms, see /. b.
Ns'y, on the premises, or
,,,; ladOs. UBRlEN, Reat Estate ACT,
EsS Wheeling. w. Va.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, October %.
BUTTER-Steady at 24@25c fol
choice.
COTTON-Steady; low middlipgs al
lS3@1SBc.
EGGS-Firn to 25c.
FLOUR-Quiet; superfine at IS ESQ
7 Is; family st-S7 00@7 %.
GRAIN-Wheat unchanged. Corn
oats, rye and barley quiet at yesterdays
prices.
HAY-Firm.
PROFESSIONALISM quiet. Mes
pork scarce at sl4 so for city. Bull
meats quiet and nothing doing. Bacon
better inquiry; clear rib sides 81 l0fc
clear sides at lie. Sugar cured hams
at l7t@1S3c.
SUGAR-Strong.
TOBACCO-Unchsnged.
WOOL-Ash ade frmer.
WHISKY-At SOC
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Perpetrators, Notice.

'ttCE Is HrRrBY GIVEN THAT A
an 81, met ng of the eorporators namen in
pSsd ~ VI the Legislature OF West Virginia,
incorn reoruary 18th, 1872, entitled An Act
srrssi p ns,lng the Wheeling and Benwotd
,he ON nnaiiway Company" will he held al
PAW ~ vi the Benwood Iron Works Com
Gay of tne ,ity OF Wheeling on the 4th
hf,bs Nnnvelnber, 1872, at Z o'clock p. NJ,
av, snS urpose OF organic ng, according to
blsinsIs u Hr the Transaction of any other
aid cSrna winch may lawfully be done by
WILLIAM L. HEARN,
ALONZO LORI No, -
THOMAS HUGHES,
JOHN HANDiaAN,
sctaaa, JOHN COWAN,
-en Corporaforx
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FOR r EMIT.
For Rent.

ne IHREE-SrORY BRICK DWELL
Cs,, ,,s AZ ~ ne lowe e d Of Chapline street,
s,s neelng, known as the "Parson-
C,1,stLu belonging TO the estate OF T. j.
b.i deceased. Possession can be
s., udr nrst Of October next. Inquire OF
-NYIVn J. III, MCMECHEN,
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For Rent.

Sal WELL KNOWN TAVERN
W. 'IS',ei on Denny street, south wheeling,
EDoni.he nxtureS appertainiDg thereto.
SN"e on lhr premises, or of
lt1h HENRY SMITH,
sssIhmsn'. ' hefciia"' Tailoring 80
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For Sale.

R,n1>G AND DRIVING PONY, PER:
! ,sr;Iy gentle and reliable, will be sold
- ~ nnys n RLCKE'S
gIsrISior Livery Stables, Market street
=. poSt"ttics, oct19-h
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For Rent.

REsSaoNT GROCERY STAND, STORE
6v'iSoNt and Dwelling corner Market and
New 'n streets. Possession given immedi.
Wa inquire Of
Nv WMH RRINTON.
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r0R SALE.
For Sale.

ovrrWO.sTORY BRICK DWELLING
[ )sSuse on Hampden street Inquire
v "'''' HARPER & BROS.
NE II Main street.
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New York Money Market.

New York Money Market.
New YORK, October 90, 6 P. NJ.
,MONEY-The market was quiet
and steady at 5@7 per cent for call
loans.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Msrket
dull and unchanged at l0Sf@lOS3 for
prime bankers sixty dave sterling.
GOLD-Steady at ll33@ll4 and in
the latter part OF the day declined to
ll3f. We x,---..-.
lIl4@llla for United States cur
rency IS. e -..
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Paper Fly Brushes.

n I hal, CHEAP, DURABLE. BETTER
Tue thina leather. Don't break OF Just
'or this not weather. For aale BY
t2 49,. K. L. NICOLL,
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RI RHSRy5 ON AND AFTER JUNE
q 1914, Trains will run O..
,l2 GENT Passenger aud Ticket Asrn,
BALTIMORE & OHIO 3. B. 90.

~ RsTWNIPAsSENGER TRAINS
~ 4d@s win be run by the following
schedule on and after Juno 10, n72--Whesl.
Inc
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''''0ua Oxide, or Laughing Gas.

! tos tbaa iEPAREDT TO ADMINISTER GAS
NAN s .Ss stTtraction Of teeth ct myomcson
near Union. - ,sal.sI u..lr ~
~ s.A.wnssa -. ?
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INSURANCE.
Life Insurance Co, Of Virginia.
CAPITAL, Sess, 900.

A. q. McILWAINE, President.
DARCY PAUL, d. B. TENANT, Vice
Presidents
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A BLOODY FEUD.

Disgraceful Scene In the Virginia LegisIa-
urea Young Member from the Valley
Thrcr tened TO Cut the Entrails Out Of an
Old Representative.
RICHMOND, Va March IA, 1872.
There was very exciting scene to-day In the
House OF Delegates between two conservative repu-
dtalion members, both from the Valley, which, but
for the prompt interference or the Sergeant
alarms might have HAD a bloody conclusion. The
disposition OF tha land scrip granted by Congress
for educational purposes was the question before
the House. MIR. George Dc Nealc, OF Rockingham,
very old man, who had been IN the State Senate
for seventeen years before the war, was making
some remarks when he was interrupted by Captain
Riddlebarger, OF Shenandoah. brilliant ysung
Representative, who is also the editor OF paper
IN that section Of the State.
ADD PUPPY AND scoUNDREI-
Mr.. De Nealc turned upon Rddebargcr and very
angrily denounced him AZ 'uamned puppy and
sconndrel." Rlddlebarger az once went for DE
Matchmaking directly for his Satisfying, an
cut your enrails out, il you are On old man I"
Whether he drew knife or not Is not KNOWN but the
Sergeant al Arms caught HIM before he reached his
objective point, and both the honorable members
were arrested. They were subsequently brought
before the bar Of the House, and were baed III the
sum OF $1,000 each to answer IN the morning for Q
preach Of privileges. There was political feud OF
long standing between the Valley members, which
has thus assumed the form OF open war.
NON-COALlrION ELEMENTS.
The old wings and old democrats may he forced
by the exgenCes OF the times to sleep together but
1t Is impossible TO keep them from kicking one
bed fellows. This incident Of course caused intense
excitement In the House, and for time all business
Virginia has but few Representatives which
are still to lie found lying around the
CaptOl and these were terribly outraged at
this innovation upon the dignlned manners OF The
ancient regime ana they denouncc the whole Legis
lature as the shabbies set OF vulgar lm0eclcs anu
tOl OF tile good Old Commonwealth, not even ex-
cepting the "BIack and Tan" Radical Constitutional
Convention OF 1S67-6S.
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Parliamentary Progress Towards the Perfec.
ton Of the Ballot Bill.
Fatal Disaster to War ships Boat Crew-A
frigate Relieved from Distress
Reinforcements to the Navy-Orton-
"Tichborne" More Hopeful
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March Ia, 1872.
In the House Of Commons this evening members
went into committee on the Ballot bill. Several
amendments were discussed and rejected.
A telegram from Gibraltar reports the occurrence
Of distressing disaster in that harbor by which a
number of people belonging TO the ROval Navy lost
their lives. boat belonging to the British steam
frigate Ariadne. at anchor OF the town, while going
from the vessel 70 the shore capsized, and eleven
persons were drowned, including two officers.
The latest dispatches received at the Admiralty
from Gibraltar this evening state:-"The disaster TO
the Ariadue's boat did not occur in the harbor,
was Ut nrst stated but some distance out ut sea-
hence the deplorable loss OF life, there being no
means Of rescue at hand"
DISTRESSED WAR VESSEL RELIEVED.
The British screw frigate Aurora, which was
ashore on Nicholas reef, in Plymouth Sound has
been hauled on by tugs The vessel sustained some
damage and no douot will 60 into dock for REPAIRS
POWERFUL REINFoRCEMRNTs TO THE NAVY.
rive new English war vessels have been launched
during the past two weeks.
ORION ssrIcHBoRNE's" BAIL CASE.
It Is understood that the requisite amount OF hail
for the release OF the Tchb0rne claimant on the
charge OF perjury now pending against him is
ready, but the Court has postponed It's acceptance
until Monday next
THE FLOW OF SPECIE OUTWARD.
The weekly statement OF the Bank OF England,
published to-day, shows q decrease In the amount
OF bullion IN vault of f2S7,000 M
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ART SALES.

The proceedings at LeavitL's auction rooms, Cln-
ton Hail. during the two nights sale OF the Goupn
collection, furnish satisfactory evidence OF the Just
appreciation OF really good city, In all
where paintings had merit the public displayed an
unwearled readiness TO purchase, which, consider.
ing the large sums already expended in art works
this season. gives the strongest proofs how deeply
the love OF art has taken root among our more re-
fined citizens This circumstance Is full OF promise
for the future, and 1t Is now placed beyond
question that dealers and artists may confidently
send to us WORKS oil value with the certainty OF dis
posing OF them to advantage. On the other hand,
this Goupil sale shows clearly that the
name OF firm, no matter how emrent,
can no longer INDUCE our people to
give eXtravaeaiit prices for works Of Inferior
inertia lesson which we hope all interested In
this rapidly developing branch OF commerce will
take seriously to heart. The following are the prices
realized by the more important paintings In the
second nights sale:-Haru's Toilet 1925; Cha
comettrs Maldennood. s155; SchneIder's Pets, $780,
l.eyendecker's Cavalier and Lady. $3.50; IIammon's
se Of ss Spse sssp Sy s
CaIix's Taking Leave Sl45; Going to Market,
si45 DuIures -Four seasons--sprlng, s27o;
Brochar,'s Feeding Ducks s172; Dressing the PET,
sl72; Chavet's Reading, 500; Bronin's Ladywith
Greynound sl2S; Dinen6acn's scene IN TIE Black
S Hs!ss Font 'h. eSS: ssSs yass
Spring Time, $685. sains Neapoitan Fruit Seller,
s245; Iaulscns Orphan Girl, 5000; Chavers Deeuner,
slo5; Duverger's companion pictures, Wee and
TIoWer siSp; Lo6rchen, Sis; Verooekhoeven,s
Sheep. $495; DE NlttI's Wandering Musician $500;
Werner's First Pipe, $3.50; Dinenoach's TWO Moth
prices realized showed an advance on those OF The
preceding nights SALE
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ARRESTS BY The DETECTIVES.

Detective Riley, Of the Central once. arrested
Simon Engle yesterday afternoon charged with
having stolen two diamond rings from his brother,
resident OF Philadelphia. Detective Riley went TO
That city last evening with his prisoner, VINO was
taken upon a requisitiOn.
Spence Pettus was arrested on the corner OF
Eighth street aud Second avenue by Detectives
eminglon and Farley, charged with having been
accessory to forgery committed on banking
firm, iu Boston during the mOnth or Marcn last.
Petus would nave rcen sent on TO Boston yeslcr-
day hut that his lawyers procured writ OF babeas
costraining Captain Irving to retain possession Of
the prisoner until they Try TO get an examination
for film. Petus has been already arrested twice ior
ting into trouble this time, as the Boston police
have been for "a lOng time hunting evidence IN the
matter. The forgery was committed on the house
oil Loles & Co. for the sum OF 1000, portion or
which they were able TO buy back " low agurc.
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TELEGRAM TO TINE Ne 1oai HERALD.

PARIS. March IA, 1872
The Deputies OF the Lett In the Assembly unani.
mously resolved to repudiate the International SO.
ciety. The bill for tho suppression Of the organi.
xati0n passed the Assembly to-day without amend
ment. 1t imposes various fines aud terms Of i'm.
prisonment for holding office In, belonging to or
having connection with the society, AMI In some
cases 0eprives the onender Of civil ana domestic
rights
THE COMMERCIAL PROTEcTIoNIsT POLICY.
II is reported that President Theirs yesterday gave
nnsl notice to England OF the remuneration by
France OF the commercial treaty between the Two
nations, in accordance with the stpuatons to that
eject provided by Napoleon Third and the late
Richard Golden the time OF the negotiation OF tue
paper, which empower either OF the contracting
parties to do so.
BRITISH ROYALTY EN- ROUTE FOR THE PROVINCES.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince ana Princess
OF Wales. have departed from this city for Cannes
and Nice.
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this time 20 invite your attention to .,s ,u,,.o..
to explain lnItea State, the purpose OF ths
mai annverssr, by an exposition Of t hue cenaen
resources OF the co., ntry ana OF our progress n tSe
arts which cenent MAJ der ns etiparsSn with the
ance OF the Imperial EmoA, Ssy rom Japan IN oar
country is subeO for heart, CONTAMINATION. Com.
In regard to our institutions, Is as Indication OF
pHrs the liberal and enlightened polio; wSi iS
DrCught you here must result "a good to tue people
BY more w nat
;SS sasss WI" 'sss ' :sspas
or estranged only with rne end OF time. now ia
behalf OF me committee nave the honor to present
the Centennial Commission! Permit us to nope that
You win use your personal ana oniclaI influence 70
induce fu representation OF the Imperial govern
ment OF japan In this International ExD0sition e
Philadelphia In tue year 1875
lwaKura received the copy or the resolutions and
responded in Japanese. OF which the following IL =
translatiOn!-
MR.. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN OF THs Con-
MIrTEE-On behalf OF the Embassy and our Empe-
ror and people we thank you for TIRE kind invitation
onai Exposition 10 be- eid in PhSdephia m sns
year 1876 1t Will AFFORD great pleasure to recon-
may he necessary to unite with you IN celebrating
Tue hundredth anniversary OF the existence OF she
government or the United States. r.
The Embassy gave grand entertainment %.
night at the Arlington House, at which We're pres
ent large number Of ladies' and gencrepiens ~
GLIDING many in high puDlc positions.
The French Arms sales.
The Senate Arms Committee to-day resumed the
examination OF Colonel Buret He stated the total
number OF arms retainedsby volunteers on tho ter
mnatiOn OF the tate war was 1924, and sabres
and swords 1853. Since January !, 1896, 16,l4s
have been issued to the militia. There arc
now on hand So. $50 servlceable arms at AZ
total number OF arms OF all kinds now on nand Ia
about one million ,oss There are now 81, 73i
in the hands OF troops IN the field.
Colonel Crispen ordnance Onlcer at New York.
was examined at some length IN reference to the
sales. His testimony was similar to that published
few days ago, after he was before the House Com
mittee.
The Connections Campaign Opening.
There is considerable interest manifested among
politicians here IN reference 10 the approaching
election In Connecticut ana both parties are active.
Senator Ferry and other republicans go there early
next week to enter the canvass, and Hon. d. W.
voorhees, and other prominent democrats 20 to talE
for the democracy.
Invalid Pensions.
The Commissioner OF Pensions, General Baker. Z
appeared before the House Committee on Invalid
Pensions thus morning. and presented his views ID
reference to u complete revision of the existing
pension laws.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAS HINGToN, ID. o., March ISL A. M.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. g., March 15-l A. M.
= synopsis FOR the Past T,oenty-tOW Hours.
An area OF diminished pressure has moved I ON
the southwest north, eastward to Eastern New
York and Maryland, accompanied py rain and
snow, the former now prevailing from Maryland to
Rhode Island, and the latter along the lower lake
region. Rising barometer, falling temperature ana
northwcsterly winds have extended southeastward
over Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky ana the lake
region. ,,,,.,
The lowest barometer over Eastern New York
and Maryland Will move e0stwardlv, with con-
tnued rain during the night over tue East an Mil
die Atlantic States, and snow thence to the lower
lakes. Rising barometer falling temperature and
northwesterly winds Will extend over the southern
and Middle States very generally on Friday morning.
win clear AMI clearing weather, ,Wnlcn latter Wiil
prevail over the New England States BY Friday
noon. Northerly to westerly winds, with Gear
weather will prevail from the ONO Valley north:
ward and westward. Brisk and very brisk and
cold north westerly winds probable for the East
and Middle Atlantic coasts on Friday
dangerous winds are not anticipated for the At
lantlc and Gull States.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAngEr:--LoNpoS. March H-4:so P.
closed at 92Sa for money and 925s g2t4 for
Inc account United States 6ve-twenty bonds 1905, "
ist5s old, 49,; 1888. alSs ;ten-fcrties, s9a.
PARIS HoURsf.-PARIs, March 14-P. M.-Rentes closed
nj 56 $40. . N - - -. ..
sn p MThe cotton market closed heavy Mlddins up.
lands ioisd I'D middns Orleans u sd The sales Of the
av have been l00O bales including 5000 for speculation
ana expor Sales OF cotton NJ nearly due from New
have made at ld. B325 bales Of American
co,,on from Charleston landed to-day.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFIs neutrality-suspicious. March
H-Noon.--The market for breadstufs IL dull .
IIyrnpooL Provisions MARKyT.--LIv EapooL, March
l4-4:gO +, M.-Lard, 4ls. 3D. per cwt. .
LfyFRppoI PRODUCE MARkRr-btvfHPoot- March ~
seed has IFS cwh tor American re
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New York Circus.

Levi J. North, the equestrian, who has been an
active manager, proprietor and performer Tor
upward Of forty years, has testimonial
benefit at the New York Circus this afternoon
and evening. Upon each occasion he Will appear
IN his celebrated act OF hOrsemanship, entitled
"Bacchus, the God of Wine' An address will be
delivered upon the occasion OF the matinee per-
iormanccs Professor Magner, the distinguished
horse educator, VIII Also give Illustrations Of his
wonderful AGILITY in the humane treatment OF
horses, &c.
A large number OF the prominent leading artists
OF the profession wifi appear In addition TO the full
string Of the regular troupe connected with the New
York Circus.
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THE War IN MEXICO.
Herald Special Report from
MatamOrOs.
Confirmation Of the Capture of Zacatecas
by the Troops Of Juarez.
REJOICING OVER THE VICTORY.
TELEGRAM TO TEE NEW YORK ses,tl

TELEGRAM TO TEE NEW YORK a6',tl
The HERALD correspondent at Matamoros
has forwarded us the following special des.
( MATAMoRos, Mexico, March IA, !
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas March IA, 1872.
The official express messenger from Tampico
has just arrived, bringing dispatches which
confirm the retaking of the city OF Zacatecas
by the government troops aud the complete
defeat of the rebels under Generals Trevino,
Guerra and Martinez, who had consolidated
their forces. The dispatches contain particu-
lars of the battle, the retreat of the revolu-
ttonists and the entry of General Rocha into
Zaoatecas. Rocha claims to have captured
all their infantry, artillery and munitions, the
leaders only escaping with a small force of
cavalry.
There is great rejoicing among the adhe-
rents Of the government in this city, who re-
gard the capture Of Zacatecas, combined with
the retreat Of the revolutionists from San Luis
Potosi, as the death blow to the rebellion. The
bells are ringing, the cannons firing and the
military parading through the streets in cele-
bration OF the victory.
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1tllesAm TO THE NEW Yoay HERALD.

DUBLIN, March II, 1872.
Mr.. Richard Pigott, the press editor who was
sentenced to undergo three months imprisonment
for libel on the Cher Justice OF the Queens Bench,
published during the trial before his Lordshtp oil
the man Kelly who was charged with the murder oil
Head Constable Talbot OF the police, has been dis.
charged from jail, alter the expiration OF his term
Of Judgment.
Mr. PigotL's friends made a demonstration In his
honor upon his release, and he was afterwards
entertained by them al public breakfast.
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Horses-HOw Make them Doclle aad
Interesting Free Exhibitions every evening q, Pro.
lessor MAGNER's PAVILION, ns West Thrtesh street.
near Sixth What blind horse can do-ths best
comic pony in the world. &C. Mr. WAGNER will s.,s
300 Tor any handle. To prove biz
responsibility he appends the following letter
from Robert Bonner, Esq., whoae assertions positively
above the question OF all who know him. In addition
which Professor MAaNER stands ready give
ohis ability and will be glad have all gentlemen inter-
eed In horses visit him AZ their earliest convenience hia
stay in the oity must necessarily be short
OFFICE THE LEDGER,
NEW YORK; JAM %. lS72.S
Mr. d. MAGNEr:-
and from the satisfactory which handled Mr..
wilkins to-day my stable, have hesitation I'm
that consider the most successful eiucaorOr
vicious horses have met. MIR. wilkins
spite and determination than horse ever at tho
same would strike with mis- forward feet Indeed,
Mr. wilkins himself told me that he to use hts exact
language "the horse In " In
hour you succeeded In handling him freely and with
much apparent safety as you would ordinary family
horse.
have myself handled Princess, the famous old
pettor OF Flora Temple, new syste and although
at time to he almost able.
youngest oys lad OF 6fteenhas during the past week
been driving her daily in the Central Park.
entirely new reliable well humane and practical.
Yours truly, ROBERT BONNER.
Free Exhibitions which private lectures eivenl
every Wednesday Saturday at $780, and evening
advance enable their certain production when advertised
for illustration.