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River News.

The river was falling last evening
with IA feet IL inches in the channel.
Business about the landing was very
brisk yesterday.
The Courier departed for ParkerS-
burg yesterday morning at the usual
time.
The Mallie Ragsn left for Pittsburgh
at s A. N. yesterday.
The Andes left for Cincinnati 81
three o'clock yesterday afternoon and
had a very good trip.
The Exchange arrived here rom
Cincinnati yesterday morning, and de-
parted for Pittsburgh. She put OF q
lot OF freight for merchants here.
The Carrie Brooks is due here from
Pittsburgh tomorrow morning on her
way to ZaneaVille.
The Granite State from Portsmouth
for Pittsburgh is due here To-day
The tow boat George Lyle passed
down with heavy tow oil coal.
The Express is the Psrkersbure
packet this morning at the usual hour
The local packets are all arriving
and departing On time, aud dong q
good business.
by Telegraph
EVANSVILLE. March lO.-WeatheT
cloudy and signs OF snow; mercury A.
TO SO and growing colder. River 50
feet bv the marks and falling. Port list
up-Sherlock, Mary. Savage, Red
CIoude, Fearless, Fayelte, Roberts
Arlington, Ark, Belle, May AmeDt
Down-Tbompson Dean, Thomas W
Means, Silverhorn, and Qnickstep
Business active.
CINCINNATI, March lO.-River s.
feet 6 inches aud rising. Arrived
Shannon and Exporter, New Orleans
Charmer Evansville. Departed-Para'
gon, New Orleans; PIT Rogers, Mem
phis; Juda No. ., Kanawha river.
LOUISVILLE, March 10 The river is
about stationary with II feet 6 Inches
in the canal and Q feet 6 inches IN
Indian pass. Arrived-Thomas Sher-
lock, New Orleans. Departed-Sher-
lock, Cincinnati. Weather clear and
mild.
PiTTsDURGH, March l0.-Riyer fall
irg with nine Ieet in the channel,
CAIRO, March lO.-Arrived-Idle-
wild, Evansville; City OF Chester, St.
Louis. Departed-Frankliu, Memphis
River risen Inches. Weather cloudy
mercury 4S0.
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gentaur Eminent,

q There Is no pain which the
y Centaur Lintment will not
kiA relieve, no swelling 1t Will
no a. not subdue. ard no lame
sEfTS ness which 1t will not cure.
S&E "a * This Is strong language. but
:Sses5iTsSE iii true. II has produced
.-ItYsSf3S4IYtTSS more cures OF rheumatism,
%SS1 D$5S5 neuralgia, lock-jaw palsy,
$3.50 gpr Ans, swellings, caked-
kEaTkrprD breasts, scalds, burns, salt
,,srn, cor pchs, &C., upon the human
,rs me and of strains, SPAWN, gall &C,
800, anInnals ia one year than have hll
Htbar nreiended remedies since the world
heosni n IL q counter irrl lant, an all heal
I1S main relieyer. Cripples throw away
heir crutches, the lame walk, polsoho1s
mites are rendered harmless ana the wouno'
eI are healed without scar. ltls no nun
hug. The recipe is published aronnd eacn
hottie. IL Is selling as no article ever oeioie
sold, and 1t sells because IL does JuSs @n aIt
pretends to do. Those VINO no" su u, ~ III ~
rheumatism, pain or sWeliiGEs oeSetG1 80 ~
suffer II they will not use Centaur LINZ
,,1nHt More than 1900 certificates OF re-
n1oTkable cures, including frozen limos
Chyonjc rheumatism, govt, running tu,
1noTs. &c, have Deen received. we WIZ
send 4 circular containing certihcates, uie
recine. &c, gratis, 10 any one requesting II,
one bottle OF the yellow wrapper Centaur
Imminent IL worth one hundred dollars LOT
sn9YinCd or sweenied horses ana lnules, VI
.dr screw-worm IL sheep. Stock owners
his Imminent Is worth your attention. no
r,niIv should be Without Centaur Llhi-
mani. Sold by all Druggists, ~ cents per
hottie: large bottleiSl J. u. ROSE q Co.
~ Broadway, n
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Police CoURT.-But one victim ap-
feared before this court yesterday
morning TO answer for his sirs. Rob-
ert Boyce is the individual lie filed
his key full Of teugle loot whisky,
which had such a tangled effect on his
lower extremities that it iuterferred ma
terially with his power Of locomotion.
A blue coat came to his assistance. and
with some difficulty conveyed him to
the lookup. Ten dollars and costs was
the result, but not having that amount
of the root" about his clothing he Tas
sent up for twenty days.
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IT. LAKlN & Co., merchant tailoIs
and dealers in gents furnishing goods
No. SO Twelfth street fold Monroel
have received their stock OF fall and
winter goods which they are now pre-
usred to make up in the lstes styles to
suit purchasers and perfect fit guar,
anteed. They have also on hand q full
line OF gents furnishing goods to suit
the m ost fastidious. Persons contem-
pIatipg buying will do we'll to call and
examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Shirts made to order and fit guar
snteed
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EXAMINATION Po=TPoNED. large
number Of persons assemb!ed IN Jus-
,ice Schulrzs office Yesterday morning,
the time set tor the elimination OF
John Marsh, charged with shooting
William Battner, for the purpose
OF hearing what new Developments
might be made in the unfortunate
affair, bat were disappointed as the ex>
animation was postponed Mr.. Marsh
was represented by Mr.. Davenport
who was ready and desifous Of proceed
iur but as Justice Schultz thought ii
necessary 10 have the testimony Of
William BlattneT, snd his condition be-
Jog too critical to give any evidence
the Justice concluded 10 postpone the
hearing Of the case. After come dis
cussion, nsst Monday afternoon at two
o'clock was the time appointed for the
hearing. Mr.. Marsh gave bond in the
sum Of 5000 for his appearance al
that time, with Isaac Freeze ss surety
The hearing OF Burletts case was also
continued until the same time,
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COUNTY CCuRT. The County Court
met at the usual hour yesterday but
little business was transacted.
The liquor case c! tie State Cor the
use of Mrs. C. Hsz'ett,) rs. John RIevIs
Il al, was continued at the defendants
cost, until tie 30!h day OF March.
In the case OF B. F. Smaliwood, ap-
pelIee, Us. II. Reuner, appellant, an ap-
neal from the decision Of Justice
Forbes, OF Webster township, the jury
returned a verdict 10 iavor OF the plain
tilf, and awarded five dollars damages.
The Court adjourned until this norm
lug al Q o'clock.
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No man gets his moneys worth out
OF newspaper unless ne reads the I'D
vertising columns atteutively. They
inform him who are living business
men, and he alec finds out where be
can obtain the best bargains
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AcCl DENT-Yes terday afternoon
about balf-past three o'clock, o boy
about seven years old, name unknown,
was run over by wagon, or Market
street, in front of the Mcclure House
One Of the wheels passed over his ankle
ard wrist He was not seriously hurt.
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GAVE BAIL.-Yesterday Owen FTiery
wac arrested and taken before Squire
Mccormick charged with stealing g
rooster" from the coop of Robert W.
johnson. The Justice held Friery IN
the sum OF $40 for his appearance be-
fore the County Court. He furnished
bond and was released.
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PERsoNAL.--We noticed quite num-
Der OF our West Virginia friends in the
city yesterday, among whom were
Sheriff Talbot, Q: Barbour county, EI-
Senator Ice and J. II. Leeper, OF Ma
rion county, and james FiiZ1immons,
Of WetZel
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
SECOND BRANCH.

The regular monthly meeting Of this
Branch was held last night. President
Logan in the chair,
Present-Baird, Carpenter, Crawford,
Darrah, Forbes, Hell, Hildretb, Hork-
heimer, Knapp, KopliD, Lancaster,
Moffat, Pollock, Roth, Simpson, Smith,
Sweeney, Warren and Vockler.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read, approved and signed.
The petition OF Kent and Saveogot
for coffee house license was granted.
The report OF the Superintendent OF
the Water Works was read and the
amounts for labor therein named were
ordered paid.
The Committee on Water Works
made their monthly report which was
read and adopted with the following
resolutions: ..
Resolved, That the petition OF the Bel
mont Mill Company be granted.
Resolved, That the petition of the
Nail City Brewery Company be grant-
ed
Resolvsd, That the Committee on
Water Works be instructed to advertise
Tor proposals to supply the city water
works with coal for one year from the
first OF April, 1874, aud report bids to
Council for approval.
The rules were suspended and the
resolutions OF respect to Jacob n.
Warden, from the First Branch, were
concurred in.
DR.. Baird Offered the following which
Was adopted:
Resotved, That the Sergeant be Or
dered TO make the necessary arrange
ments for attending the funeral OF
Jacob NJ, Warden on Thursday next.
Resolved, That the Mayor he ordered
to notify the several officers OF the city
to be present at the City Building on
Thursdsy next at Il o'clock. P. NJ, to
attend the funeral OF Mr.. Warden with
the Council.
The report OF the Street Commits.
sioner for the months OF January and
February, was read. Bills TO the
amount OF $50l 95 tor labor done on
the streets were asked TO be paid, which
the Committee on Streets and Alleys
recommended payment OF. The reports
oil the Committee on Streets ADD Alleys
and the Commissioner were adopted.
The report OF the Committee on Ac-
counts was read and bills amounting to
$3.50 OIL recommended to be paid. The
report WAS adopted
The bill OF Troll & NeuEausen Tor
publshiug financial statement was or
dered paid.
The report OF the Committee on FL
nance waa read and adopted
The committee on Fire Department
reported as follows The bills enumer-
sted ip the Chief MsrshaHs report icr
the month Of February, were EXAMINED
by the committee and found correct, as
| follows:
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BLATTNER'5 CoEDIrIos.-There was
very little change in William Blattuer
condition up to last evening". The im'
provcment, if cry, Ia very slight and
his chances Tor recovery are very dosht.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-11

WE were m;sinformed about the
election Of officers and directors OF the
Nail City Building Association on last
Monday night. The election "a'
pos,poaed until next Monday night.
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ACCORDING to tie report Of the City
Collector read at City Council last
night. the 7th ward has not Delinquent
tax-payer within its borGers, the ouly
ward in the city so reported.
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OPERA HoUsE.-A fair audience
greeted the fret appearance OF the
Agnes Wallace troupe last night, The
performance passed of smoothly and
pleasantly, and judging rom the plau-
dits of those present they evidently
epio,ed al that wss gong on. The
troupe appear THE afternoon and even
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GREAT Bankrupt eale OF Gold and
Silver Watches, Jewelry and Cutlery,
at Wickham's Auction Rooms, this
evening, sDd continuing day and even
ing until the entire s,ock is disposed OF.
This is the largest and fuest stock yet
offered to the public IS auction goods,
or private sale at auction prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-11

Conc DXLv.-Though we stated
Yesterday that we threw up the sponge,
the demand for the Daily forbids US to
do so, and we will continue the publi-
cation a. usual. Look ont for it to day.
T. LARAMIE.
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U,a CuoIce.-Sometim yesterday
Squire C'ohao i'sned a warrant ioF 'ne
sr-eat Of = youus man named Louis
Homer, charged by ynu"e woman
named Mary Rober, with dong soine'
thing that was very naughty. The
warrant was ia, into the hands OF cth'
Ger F,efz, for execution, who sncceeded
in finding his man late in the evening
and brought him before the Justice
The latter individual advised Homer to
marrv the woman, e. it vas the easles'
and best way to make amends Tor bis
ipd;screlion. For sometime, he soIilo-
ouiaed, Ike Hamlet, whether it were
best to MARI O: not to marry.
After bordering over the matter
aud looking al it IN
ell its besrings, he concluded that 1t
was better to trouble himself with do
| mestic responsibilities than 10 50 to jail
In company with guardian oftbe law
he rrocce,ied to the County Clerks OF
Ace where he found Mr.. Woods who
gladly iasued the document necessary
10 mite 1.-TWO souis With but single,
,hourbt. two hearts that beat as one.
L,
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RESIGNATION AcCEPrED.-Y yesterday
officer Adam WerDig, deputy Sergeant
of the 9Th ward, cent in his resignation
as such, to Captain Dsyis, Chief OF Pow
lice. which was accepted
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Doors AND SHoEs. In order to re-
duce my present large stock OF boots,
shoes and slippers, will sell them at a
heavy reduction from former prices.
j. V. BLOND.
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lam how prepared to make, fit, and
lay down Carpets cheaper than any
house in toe city, and on shorter notice.
J. w. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling.
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HEAD CCT.-Lsst evening about I
o'clock William Stephenson, while UNI
der the influence Of liquor, fell Oh
Market street pes5 Pollocks mill
striking bis head against the curb stone
and cutting it eevsrsly He WAS takeu
into RobirssL's livery stable, medical
aid was summoned and bis wound
properly attended TO-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-11

TIE Washington Hall WAS crowded
with the scholars Of the Grammar de'
psrtmeut OF our public schools yes'er'
day afternoon, the occasion being free
exhibition bv Professor Rowland.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1874
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 90 New Advertisements.

Index 90 New Advertisements.
Steamer Nail City and Barges
State Line Sttamships.
Notice.
All are Invited-G. Msudel, Booth
s Co.
Public Sale OF Farm.
For Rent-Farm.
Second Sale OF Town Lots.
Headquarters-F. Winship Il Co.
Wall Paper-A. W. PAUL.
Lost-Mink Fur Boa.
10. II. NJ. Funeral Notice,
Ladies Watches-Oxtoby d Dufheld
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THE funeral o. the ate Jacob 81.
Warden will take place Thursday at
IN. The city officers and Mayor
and Council uill attend the funeral in
body.
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THosE wanting the advantage OF tne
great slaughter 10 the prices Of CARPETS,
Should call at once as they are gong
OF With a rush, J. W. FBRREL,
ON Centre Wheeling.
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The crusaders" are making things
red hot for the saloon keepers in Steu-
henville.
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The wind for the past few days las
done good work 10 drying tie muddy
streets and crossings.
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SPECIAL sale OF Vests al 81 90 and
81 IS each, at Franks great One Price
Clothing Hall, 40 Twelfth street. All
choice patterns.
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SolENrlrro LHcruREs.--Prof. How
lands lectures at Washington Hall
this week are deserving Of popular at
tention, and we sincerely hope that
they will receive a patronage cores
ponding to their merit. At the initial
lecture Of the course last night very
fair audience Of our best citizens was
present and all were instructed and
pleased. The first part of the lecture
was devoted to an illustration OF the
usefulness of Scientifl: Associations
such az that now existing in this city,
showing how they could be OF
practical service to the people by
passing judgement upon the milk sold
or the streets and the carbon oil retail
ed in the groceries. An illustration oil
the test between explosive and nom
explosive oils was presented.
By aid OF the electric light a numoef
OF microscopic objects were prej ec1ed
upon a screen, msguified many thou
sand times above their natural proper
tons. The several parts OF the fea'
the louse, the bed-bug, the spider the
trichiua spirals. and other insects Of
most Importance to and most dreaded
by the human race, were shown. Some
beautiful views OF scenery on
the Yellowstone were also exhl-
bited and pictures Of Niagara and
of The public bulldogs at Washington
CITY we're displayed on the ecreen. Sew
eral experiments with hydrogen ga
were also had, showing its explosive
quality when mixed with sir and III
extreme lightuess when used in bal
looas.
Altogether, the lecture was highly
interesting end instructive, and we cor
dially recommend the series OF which
las. nights lecture vas the beginning
to the gsnerous pa,ronag" o. the peo'
ME OF Wheeling. Another Lecture Will
new experiment. will he Preseoied TO
night.
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The man with the hand orgac is
around, which is a sure Indication oil
warm weather.
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FASHIONABLE Dry Goods at quarter
are included in the sale this week at
1. Blum d Bros, ll04 Main street, two
doors from llth.
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The Walbce troupe, Prof. Howlsnd
aud the city Council delighted different
audiences last night.
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New GooD9, New Goods, New Goods,
in abundance at J. W. FERREL's,
Centre Wheeling.
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Also. Websfer's National Pic
toriaI Dictionary lOao
Pages Octave, 600 En-.
cravings. Price So.

The work is really n gem OF Dictionary
inst tie thing Tor the niiion.-A' II.
Monthly. ,-,.
rald. Mas, and sold by all booksellers.
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To save money in Brown and
B!eached Muslin goto
J. W. FERREL's,
Centre Wheeling,
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OyE hundred Remnants are for sale
at Blum & Bros this week They
must be sold.
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Go to L.um's, ll04 Main street, II
YOU wan. bargains. They must make
room for their Spring Goods.
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The empe.ance movement IS bound
to fail If attempted here. Nobody can
stand up under Wheeling whisky.
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GREAT ExcIrRMENr.-It will pay you
to call and see the New Goods and tine
Carpets being received and sold by
J. w. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling.
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BoYs' VESTS given away for so cents
each at Franks One Price Clothing
Hall, 40 Twelfth street.
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We are enjoying some old fashion
March weather.
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WONDER where the man is who
won't buy first-class wool double
breasted cashmere vest for 81 so. 500
more lett at Franks One Price Cloth
ing Hall. 40 Twelfth street.
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A LARGE lot Of Remnants and single
pairs OF Lace Curtains Ct hqlf price.
% J. s. RHODES " Co.
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SDiCes..M kOie.

nEPPER, PINENTo, CLOVES, CHINA
MON, NutInsHs.
SPICES GROUND.
panpar. Cinnamon, Gloves. Ginger, and
NJrstarj TfNGLE & ISHAM.
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HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-Those wishing
10 make handsome present should call
and purch ase pair OF elegant slippers
or shoes. For sale cheap at
L. V. BLoSDs.
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Do not mics it. Go to l. Blum &
Bro. They are selling their entire
stock at and below cost to make room
for their spring goods
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The best assortment Of gents slip
pers in the city is at
l.. V. BLoNDs.
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AruLL stock Of New Spring GOODS
opened this day at
% j. ,. hAoDhS " W.
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A BEAUTIFUL lot OF new spring style
Poplins, Japaues and Silk Dress Goods
Just received from New York, and very
cheap ct j. W. FERRELs,
Centre Wheeling.
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GREAT bargains just received. Plane
coIored Delaines for l2i cents per yard,
at J. W. FERRELs.
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A GARKEEPER, in polite parlance, is
termed Professor OF Mythology.
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LADIES, attend the closing on. ss!ss
this week at BUNS, ll04 Main street.
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New Spring Goods, Silks, Mobairs,
Alpscas, japanese and al the new
styles of Dress Goods just received by
J. ". FgRREL,
Centre Wheeling.
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JrsT RECuvRD.-The latest styles OF
Mems French Cali Boots aud Alexis
Ties for spring wear, on c and D lasts.
Every pair warranted; call and see
them, NJ JERRY CLEMENS,
SO Cor. Main and llth Streets
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II YOU want nice picture frame, 60
to Robipsop's,
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tbs greatest bargains ia White
Goods ever offered in Wheeling You will
find BY going to I. Blum q Bro. s this
week.
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LADIES AGSEs WALLACE MATINEE.
This Wednesday afternoon at the
Opera House; toe ladies' and children's
matinee; twenty-five cents only for
children 10 the matinee. Pygmslion:
or. The Statue Bride, and other novelties
will constitute the attraction. To-
night another new and elegant pro-
gramme, entirely different from the
matinee bill. Secure your seats for to-
night at the box-ofice during the day.
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Editors OF the Register.

We noticed Saturday, as We passed
the large store room o. j. W. Terrell.
Centre Wheeling, that it was crowded
with goods and customers, and five
large rolls OF carpet marked for Benz
wood. Not wishing to boast, but we
predict for Mr.. Ferrel large
spring trade, and would cay 20 all
wanting dry goods and carpets, give
him call. A PAssER.
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II you want s Graphoscope, go to
Robinson's.
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Fish.

y ksED
Extra Nc. MackereL
No. Medium Mackelei.
Extra No. z Mackerel,
So.2 Medium Mackereir
No. ) Large Mscksrel,
Fxtra la ge Labrador EeInnS'
Scotch Herring,
Smoked Haddock,
Goldfish. very fine.
we have all the above qualities OF MACK
erti in half bbls, quarter Dols. anu Kltts,
warranted full weight and superior 70 any
n The market. TlNGLEA lshAM.
RAGS MOUNTAIN BUCkWHEAI
inst received ard for sale al reaueeu
SEES. q LIST, DAVENPORT & PARKS.
TObacc0s.
Half boxes Diamond Moist
Gold Leaf
Clinton Moist.
Saratoga
Drums California Pear, Fig Style.
10 Golden CLEAN
10 " Jubilee,
Tornado,
In store and for.sal by \, pv,,,v