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HARRY RoBINsoN's M1NsTRELs.-The

HARRY RoBINsoN's MINsTRELs.-The
Opera House was we'll filled last night to
witness Harry Robinson's first class min
strel troupe. The performance was fresh,
new and highly enjoyable, as the audi
ence attested by their frequent and loud
applause. Green and Sadler, the
song and dance men, are unusu-
ally good. The troupe will appear
again this evening for the last, time in an
entire change of programme. Those
who want to enjoy hearty laugh should
attend.
At the close of the entertainment, yes
terday being the anniversary of the birth
of Mr.. Robinson, the company assembled
at Fa!loure's, dining rooms upon the invi-
tation of that gentleman, and partook of
an oyster supper, to which all the mem
beers of the company responded by
awarding Mr.. Robinson the highest en-
coniums as q manager and gentleman
FROM the account of the Wheeling, W..
Va, Register the votaries of John Barley
Corn held high carnival in that moral
city on Christmas. If a sufficient sum
can be riscd to make it an object, finan-
cialiy, we will recruit our wasted ener-
gies by delivering u series OF temperance
lecturers to the "benighted" in those
parts.-CuaberLand Times.
Our friend of the Times has not gotten
over the effect of the egg-nogg he drank
on Christmas, or he would never have
written the above. The REGISTER never
gave any such account as he alludes to.
ACTIVE preparations for New Years
Day are in progress; in all grades OF po-
lite society. There are indications that
the gentlemen will enter with more zeal
than ever before into the custom of call
ing upon their lady friends and pre-,
sentng the compliments of the season.
ELECTIoN.-At a regular meeting OF
Eclectic Lodge N. 81, l. o. .. F., held
this, Saturday, evening, the following
officers were elected: J. A. Book, n. IT,;
Daniel Cooper, V. g.; L. +. Burgoyne,
Secretary; G. F. Morgan, Treas.
Farmington, ". Va, Dec. %, 1874.
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III u l. ID A.

After the German OF +. Lewald. Fifth
edition. l2mo. Fine cloth. Price, sl.I5.
"There is not heavy page in the entire
volume, nor is the interest allowed TO nag
from introduction TO fms. '-MHddd-
phia NeIr Age.
and sentiment, and yet one which Will
command the universal sympathy OF all
classes OF readers. Boston Globe.
zone of the most healthful, fresh, de-
lightful and artiStically-c constructed nov
els that has appeared this season. '-PhNd-
dplphiu Evening bulletin.
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THIEVES continue to despoil hen reosts
in the rural districts, and as many as two
and three dozen of the feathery tribe are
taken from single premises in night.
Shooting irons avail not as the thieves
come and 60 without notice-not even
>saithful watchdog seeming them.
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The women have succeeded i'll rcvolu
tionizing the world by wearing mems
hats, and now, says a cynic, they are mad
because they haven't mems heads TO COW
er with them.
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SINGULAR idea: of propriety are en-
tertained by some people. A Harrisburg,
Pa, paper says that "when gentleman
and lady are walking upon the street the
lady should walk inside of the gentle
man." which doesn't seem either reason
able or proper to us. Even mothers-in-
law ought not to walk into gentlemen
on the streets, according to our notions Of
propriety.
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PoLlCE CoURT.-Only one case was
before this Court yesterday morning.
George Bower was his name, and he paid
five dollars and costs for disorderly con-
duct.
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PRIZE DRAwING.-The numbers that
drew the prizes at Halls gallery, are,
No. go, First Prize.
No. 6l5. Second Prize.
No. l34, Third Prize.
Holders of the above numbers will
please present them. A. +. HALL.
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THE Board Of Education failed to
come to any conclusion in reference t"
the steam heating apparatus for the ID
and Sd ward school building.
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THE SECOND WIFE.

From the German of f.. Marlitt, author
of"The old Nam Scllc's Secret, etc. Sth
edition. l2mO. Fine cloth. Price, Sl.15.
"a German story of intense interest, by
one of the hcSt-knOwn writers ofrOmancs
of that country Washington hrOnicte.
1.-THE Second Wife is al once All artistic
literary labor and II charmingly interest
ing novel. baltimore saturday Nigh
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SoNE ofthe ice merchants are talking
about going to Maine to procure their
supply for next season, if this mild
weather continues in this latitude.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

"Thrrr is olitcrary event since the pub.
LEGATION OF MoOr"'s Life of BYRON, OF so
much Importance. "-.NrW York Hcrdid.
"Of all men living, Mr.. Forster Is the
best qualified To be- Charles Dickenss hi
ographcr.' e IhitGiciphid Press.
"Mr. Forster has done his work with the
tender, loving care that was 10 have been
expected of him byall who knew the bond
of union which welded the two men to-
gcthrr."-LtA'ioH Morning Post.
"Numor satisfactory record of DickenS's
career can he looked for in our genera
ton. - IOHdOH HGHIinrd.
"NOw for the first time we seem To have
learned the secret of the individuality be-
longing To all of Dckrns's really great
novels. 49, LOndOn Daily .NcWS.
"This work could not have been intruSt-
ed To more loving hands, more genial
writer, or Il more faithful and accurate his
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II this style Of winter continues it will
pay somebody to run opposition to Frost.
Boreas Il Co, by starting the artificial
manufacture of ice.
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PET NAMEs.-lf any triaing thing
can he entirely ridiculous, it is the habit
ladies have of giving n sort of baby
spelling to their names. 1t is well
enough, We admit, to have pet names in
the intimacy of the family, but to have
them printed on visiting cards, and in the
newspapers in this manner, is repugnant
to good taste, and display ofvulgarityl
We hope ladies will hereafter use their
real names, whatever they may be.
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THE delegation from this city will
leave for Charleston on the steamer Hud-
son, on Saturday, January sth, 1875.
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CASH VS.. CREDIT.-An experienced
grocer of Troy, \. V, has adopted the
cash system, and in circular just issued
to his customers makes the following OBJ
servations: "An experience, both as pro
prictor and assistant in the grocery bus
mess. extending over number of years,
warrants me in asserting, without fear of
reasonable contradiction, that no estab-
lishmnnt doing credit business can ia
vorably compare prices with house do
ing business on cash system. All the
expenses attending the keeping of books,
all the losses by bad debts and otherwise,
must be tackled on to the dealers profit,
and. a n matter of course, must be paid
bv those of his customers who pay at all.
We commend the reasoning of this adj
ycrtiScr to all who would avoid the
evils of undue credit in all hand-to-hand
business. The first of the new year will
be an excellent time to commence 10 APP
PLY, rs far a possible, this wholesome
and sound rule. Settle up the past, and
start on il So rs to avoid eXtravagancCs
and debt in the future.
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THE Sunday School of st. Matthew :
church will hold its Christmas annivcrSa-
" tomorrow evening.
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GREAT closing out sale of Boots and
Shoes. On and after this date | will
close out my entire stock of Boots and
Shoes retail at wholesale prices.
l.. V. BLOND.
ll35 Main Street.
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THE members of the present Board of
Education, stepped down and out last
night.
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The weather turned very cold last
night.
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Tue Goods and Carpets have got 10 be
sold at some price to raise money. Come
soon 10 get them, At corner Main and
10Th streets. j, w. FEKREL.
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mDR. LOGAN acted as Clerk of the Board
of Education last night, Mr.. Bickcl being
absent on account of sickness.
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ONLY two days more in which to buy
presents; be generous and swear of.
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DEAD slaughter in Carpets of all kinds
this week; must be closed out now re-
gsrdless Of cost. j. w. FEKRELs,
Cor. Main and 10Th street.
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THE Island people have commenced
talking about floods.
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"ODEs to the dying year, ar" now in
order. We buy them by the pound.
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IT is said that some of the ladies pad
their inSteps.
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GROWN folks Christmas comes on
New Years.
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FIFTY Organ Boxes for sale ut from
Sl.OO to $500, ut Shcibs Music Store.
Will make excellent coal or feed boxes.
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EVERYTHING about the justice shops
WAS very quiet yesterday.
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THERE are remarkably few DRINKS for
holiday week.
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Our BcllaIrc letter failed to reach lis
last night.
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FERREL's is the place for cheap dry
goods and carpets now.
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The closing out at cost continue vel
AT Fembrace il J. W. FERRELs.
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For Mcrino, Cashmere and Alpaca
at cost goto J. W. FERRELs.
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For Silk Dress Goods at dead cost, go
to J.W FEREELs
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HOLIDAY Presents at cost. \ big lot
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at Gust, by
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Index to New Advertisements.

Scasonable Goods. :. Bloch.
Notice-Franklin Building Associa-
tion.
Paper Lambrequins-Paull Il WinshIp.
Opera Glasses-Wm. A. Turner.
Spring Bottoms-A. Il. Morchcad "
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrival of Trans.
CORR. S.5Os.m. I.0p. m. 1850 pm.
Centr o. Div 7.4O a. IN. 8.25 a IN. 40 PIN.
Cleyeld& Pitt1l. 90 a. m. S6.O2 p. III. 9.ll pm.
Hempfi'd RR S.l0a. m. ........... ..... 40 pm.
SStaubenyille Accommodation 40 pm.
Departure Of Trains.
b. & y. X. r.. 6.45a. m. S.55 am. 30 p. III
Centr'l D. Div 7.4O a. m. 3.D pm. S.i9 p. III
Clevel 'd& Pitt COS a. IN. ll.lOa.m "5.2 pm.
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ANOTHER invoice of Organs just re-
ceived at Shcib's.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river was rising rapidly last even
ing, with II feet inches in the channel.
There was - feet at Pittsburgh yester-
day, and rising, which is good indica-
ton that We will get about 30 feet of
water at this point.
The Courier left for Parkersburg yes
) terday morning at 10! o'clock.
The Andes got Oft for Cincinnati at
o'clock. She took about 1900 kegs ofnails.
The Carrie Brooks from Pittsburgh for
GAINESVILLE, and the Salt Valley for Iron
ton, were due last night.
The Express is the Parkersburg boat
this morning at 10! o'clock.
The Granite State from Portsmouth for
Pittsbu is due here at noon to-day.
The Juniata has laid up at Pittsburgh
until after the holidays.
Lift a bucket of water from the Ml>>i>
sippi river at New Orleans, ana ask
Yourself the question, "from whence 1t
camc?' and the answer may be, from the
sandy deserts of New Mexico, from the
pine hills of Carolina, from the rolling
praircs of Nebraska, or from the cotton
fields of Georgia; from the British pos
sessions north of the fOrty-ninth degree
of latitude. separated by thin ridge OF
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into the Arctic Ocean; or from bowers of
orange and magnolia that perfume the
cane fields of Louisiana; from the frozen
lakes that gem the boSoms of Minnesota
and Wisconsin, or from the sunny foun-
tains that gush up from the flowery plains
of Alabama and Tennessee; from the
lakc-buund peninsula of Michigan;
from the hillside of waving grain
in PENNSYLVANIA and New York;
from the tobacco fields of Virginia and
Maryland 1t may be II part Of thrs"
mighty volumes that roll their never tIr-
ing waves through Illinois, Indiana, and
Ohio; through Kentucky and Arkansas,
Mississippi and Texas. 1t isa part Of
the ten thousand little rills that come
huming their way from that mountain
range wherein arise the Columbia and
the Colorado Of the West or of those
whence the Delaware and Susquehanna
hasten away to meet the rising sun. In
the spurs of the Allegheny, it has saluted
the spring ofthc Roanoke and the Saluda,
and, far beyond the Black Hills it has
locked arms with the mighty Saskatcha-
wan as he hurried on his cherries jour
nov to Hudson's Bay. The springs of
the Connewango listen to the roar of the
niagara, and the fountains the Platte
overlook the cratcrs of the extinct volca-
noes of Utah. 1t has fertilzed a coun-
try greater than the empires of Alcxan-
der, and has carried richer commerce
than all the river tributary to imperial
Rome.
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Soon remit-tant fever will break out.
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BY Telegraph

by lelcRrapu.I
PITTSRURG, December 29.-Rlver ~
feet, = inches, and rising.
OIL CITY, December 29.-River & feet
3 inches. and rising slowly.
PARKER'S. December 29.-River feet
and rising slowly.
GREENSBORO, Pa, December 29-Riv-
er % feet & inches, and about on a stand.
BROWNSVILLE, December % r. ger
% feet, and rising about ! inches an
hour.
NASHVILLE, December 29.-Rivcr still
rising with II feet 3 inches on shoals.
The rain ceased at noon, and it Is now
clearing up cold
CAIRO, December 29.-Riyer IA feet 3
inches and rising. Weather clear; mcr-
curry 2S0.
NICKSBURG, December 2J.-River ten
feet two inches in the channel.
EVANSVILLE. December 29.-Rain till
midnight SHOW till morning; partly clear
10 day; mercury 30 10 2So; river rising
rapidly with Ii feet on the guage; bust
ness good.
CINCISSATI, December 29.-River 90
feet = inches and rising fast. Weather
fair and growing cold. Arriyed-Hud-
son. Wheeling; shippers Own, Evans
vile; Andy Brown. Memphis; and En-
porter, New Orleans. Dcpartcd-Hud-
son, Wheeling.
LOUISVILLE, December 29-River
rising rapidly, with feet D inches in the
Canal, and feet 6 inches in Indiana
chute Arrived-Andy Baum, Memphis;
Nashville, Cincinnati; Laura Davis,
Pittsburgh. D.parted-Andy Baum,
Cincinnati; Nashville, Tennessee river;
Davis, Nashville. Cloudy and cold.
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Don't forget that you can save - per
cent. in Dry Goods and Carpets, this
week, at the closing out sale, regardless
of cost, of j. w. FERREL.
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THE WORKS OF E. MARLITT,

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from gentleman who lives in Dismore,
Washington county, Pa, says the Steu-
bcnville Gazette, that fight occurred at
a dance given at the residence OF farm
err, near that place, on Christmas night,
in which one Of the parties was so badly
beaten up that his life is dispared OF.
The story, as related, isas follows: Two
colored men named Proctor, father and
son. were engaged to furnish the music
for the dance, and on going to the house,
met with a man named McCarrel, who
had formerly been engaged in teaching
school, and had at one time punished the
son for some misconduct, at which time
the boy had threatened to set even with
McCarrel as soon ae he became physi-
cally capable of doing so. Several years
had passed, and the meeting at the dance
WAS the first that took place since the
time the punishment was given in school.
As soon rs young Proctor recognized
NcCarrcl he remembered his VOW and
commenced an attack upon him, striking
him in the back ofthc head with handy
billy, knocking him down. Some per-
sons then attempted to interfere.
but it seems that ProctOr's father,
kept them back until McCarrel was
beaten in the most brutal manner, his
skull being fractured in one or two places
by the heavy blows given with the handy
billy. Proctor left the county the next
morning, and has not been heard from
since. The father was arrested and lodg-
cd in Jail at Washington.
MuNIcIPAL CoURT.-This Court met
ut 10 o'clock yesterday morning, Judge
Cranmcr on the bench.
In the case of John Coffee, IS. Michael
Noon, the following jury was selected:
Jacob Berger, }. VI. Brodic, w. ii. Thur
Der, G. G. Aul, Jacob Bentz, l.. V. Blond,
). f. Bulgcr, A. c. F. Ebeling, Il. w.
Bis, j. IL. Tappan, VIM. Hepburn, Jabez
Exley. A verdict was returned for the
defendant. Davenport X Dovcncr for
plaintiff, J. II. Good and J. j. Woods for
defendant.
In the case of August Wcidebusch rs
Austen Coke, the following jury
were impannelled to try the
cause: Clarence Dean, William
II. Thurber, 4. Stansberry, VIM. Tracy
Louis ,Wctzcl VIM. Hepburn, a. II.
Britt, b. Hrbrank, T. w. Bliss. The
iurv returned verdict for the plaintiff
for $737.l4. J. II. Good and j. J. Woods
for plaintiff. and Daniel Peck for defen-
dant.
The case of the City of Wheeling rs.
r. =. Shallcross was set for this morning.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing ut 10 o'clock.
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"a. IL AT HOME, MALE OR FEMALE
WUTk So per week, day or evening.
81. aIINo Capital. We send valuable
tut oil package Of goods by mail fire..
Address with six cent return stamp. VI.
YOUNG, l73 Greenwich St, y. \. octl5b
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CHRISTMAS ANNIVERSARY.
ChildPen's Home.

Quite large number Of the friends
and patrons of this institution, assembled
last evening to witness the entertainment
given to the children by their kind
hearted and efficient managers. The
entire building was brilliantly illumin-
ated, and the crowd of ladies and gentle
men that had gathered within the walls
of the institution, made it happy
scene indeed. The following programme
had been arranged, and was carried out
in spirited manner by the little folks:
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