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Whole Tickets, sl0; Half Tickets, IS; Quarter
Tickets, 81 -; kleyeE Nhele Tickets or ~ Half
Tickets Tor SlV9. NO olscoun; on less amouRt.
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS
This Concert is strictly for MASONIC purposes,
ana viii be conducted with the same lberaiiy hon.
esty, and fairness Hhich characterized the first en-
terprise. JOHN L.. ROPER, Pres't.
For Tickets and Circulars giving fun formation
address,, HEkEI v. MOORE, Secretary,
Masonic Relief Association, Norfolk, Va.
AgentS Wand Ecerllrh.rs. Ie29 "a " .fan
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MORE WORK, better work, and a greater va
riety OF work can be done on the Wheeler and
Wilson Sewing Machine than on any other. Be
convinced of this By calling at No. i6I Pennsyl-
yania avenue. 7Rl:
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B. III. STINRMETZ,

1887 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, -
Bas Just received q PEARL DEKBP CASsI-
nEEk Rat, being good substitute for the Stras
Hat.
Desirable Straw and air Cloth HATS at reIuced
prices.
Silk and Alpscs UMBRELLAS
POcke Travelling CAPS.
GLASS HAMMOCKS, price az a iva ~
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$40 TO $1,000 invested in stocks and gold paws
two hundred per cent. month. Send for par
tculars. Tumbridge & Co., Bankers, 2 wall
street, New York. ia:
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CALL AND SEE the Elastic Truss, Us Penn's
ay., before buying a steel spring. l.,6
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MEXICAN DIAMONDS, Pebble Rings in gold,
the most elegant imitation in this city, received
It PyjSs's, On the Avenue
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WEEKS DoINGs IN WALL SrREgr-Fxplairs
stock operations on small capital without risk
copy sent Tree. TUMBRIDGR & CO.,
1924 2Wall street, New York
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THR LEGENDARY FIRE MONDAY NIe4r
esterdav, John Marion, q cOlo-ed bow was
arrested by Sergeant Leach, of the 1st precinct
station. on warrant charging him with arson
IN having, on the night of the nth set fire to
the stable of VIM Collins, between 9th and 9TH
ana ID ard streets southwest. and no was COM
mitted for g hearing in the Police Court to day.
CUT IN THE BACK.-On Monday, at picnic
OF cclored folks at Columbia Springs, over the
Long bridge, fracas occurred, in which Pete
FORD was cut in the back with a razor. DIR.
Leach was called for and dressed the wound,
which is not dangerous.
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AN GFFRAy occurred on II street, near 7th
northwest, about n O'Clock last night, between
Joseph Fields, carpenter, and VIM. Saunders,
hGcksIer, and the former was struck twice in
The head with q club and badly cut, and struck
In tie face with brick. Fields wounds were
dressed az Howsrdis drug store by DIR. Lstimer,
PernsylyanIs avenue, between 2lst and ed
streets northwest.
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IAustria and the Pope have oficial,v re-
cognized the Spanish republic.
@The leaders Of the uitramontane pa,tv ara
coming to Geneva from France, Austria Gar.
many and Belgium FOR conference.
@Lettie Stollett. aged four years, who was
bitten by a pet poodle, six weeks back, died IN
Chicago, on Saturday, Of hydrophobia.
git is rumored In New York that Gov. Dix
has decided to dismiss the charges against
Mayor HayemeyeZ.
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RY THOMAS DoWLING, AuciloDeer.
RY THOMAS LOwIIhG, AuctiJncer.
VERY DIsIBkRLE BUSINESS PROPERTY {
hhSH bTREET, GEORGETOWN, AT AU

vERY DIsIBARLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
bhSh bTRkET, GEORGET0wN, AT AUC.
a Or MEpNEsnAY, august Nv. lisa, at .
- o'clock . m "a front q TIE pre.Eis-s. No. IIs
High street, viii sell nat VERY desi .bie two
story and attic Brick DWELLING, c1nteiaIuc niue
Ioyns sn excellent smok house and Que = the best
Seiisre IN the town This property fronts ,. f-ef on
HlGh street with dep Of about leo fet & directly
npnuste the terminus 81 est street. aud Immediate
upon the line of the Metropolitan rsr, al and i
admirably adapted for huckstcr or butter dealer.
bsNlng been used for the latter purpose several
years A pump q excellert watet at the door The
premises can be seen any Afternoon, and an exam
lnetion OF the same by any one needing such prop-
erty IL respectfully solicited
Terms One-third cash, balance IN six and twelve
months, With eight rer cent. Interest Convey
sEcing NJ the cost Of the purchaser A ,leposit OF
oltC Ielnirec " ben the pro perry H. bid GA
aulSd THOs, BOWLING, Aucf
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The SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales ortsy2
were S219, eco. N,l2-pEtf
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WINE OF TIE WOODS, Endorsed and pre-
scrioed by the leading physicians as a laxative
and digestive remedy, is steadily gaining in
popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Indi gestion, Cos
stipation, and Headache is unequalled. AS, eo26
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Welehs sGo lbs, ~ BregazzI's,
325 Pennsylvania avenue.
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SECOND AND LASr
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
INLIDoF THE
Masonic Relief Association

NORFOLK, VA.
THURSDAY, September ), Is54.
This enterprise is conducted by tae Masonic Re-
LIEF ASSOCIATION, OF NORFOLK, VA, under an-
thority Of the Virginia BeRlslsture TACT passed
March 6b, 1881 for the purpose of raising funds o.
complete the Masonic Temple now in course Of
erection in Norfolk.
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WILCOX q GIBBS sRwISe MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency az Cha
Bsum's hoopskirt and corset factory, 18th street,
Intelligencer building. l0,2s
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The MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION has de-
terminec 70 make thorough renoy alton of the
music hsN, lately damaged by nre,) in order to
MAKE IL model OF convenience for balls fairs
or other entertainments, and at the same time
10 render II perfectly secure from any further
damage nom IRE. To this end workmen have
been employed, and the work is to be com
pleted before the season for such entertain
ments 70 commence A contract has been
entered into with Messrs. White & Bro, iron
founders, for an iron stairway to be substituted
stroyej by fire. The interior of the music hall
n 20 be re-frescced, and q new kitchen built TO
communicate Immediately with the dining
room, furnished with o commodious cooking
range, and all modern conveniences. A new
hat and coak-room il also 70 be built and the
ladies retiring room enlarged The damage by
the receSt ere is not 80 large & st first thought
10 be.
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THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers are repaired
and made TO orderly Hempler near Az street.
THB COMMUNITY st large appreciate the use-
fitness Of Singers Sewing Machine. is
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HOME A?sIs s9sr AsAISn

WITH enisrged premises, improved machinery,
the pest talent 20 he had in the country, Ia fact
every facility Tor doing the best work low prices,
Newould respectfully inform friends and the
tatioH In the past;
OUR MOTTO ~ EXOrLsIoR
10 nyefng and Cleaning Ladies pre-.es. shawls,
JACQUES, Ties, Ribbons, &C &C, Gents Costs
At home to everybody from "a. m. until sunset;
saturdays iron M. until St6 .. m. AZ the OF 4
ttsno estabished 1881, nov the moet plete IN the
country. Everybody come and US.
-. W. n. ~HEaTLEY,
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hsve large sseortnert Of the above WHEELS
me AALLs suitable for Stone Wagons or Cert.
-. g. WH11LnR, TN snd b ssrests.
opDostte Center Market
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R,yna Nlws.-Ths river was six
feet two inches last evening and falling
very slowly.
The local packets have suspended
operations on account OF the ice.
The R. R. Hudson arrived from Gin
cinnati, yesterday, with q very light
trip.
The Courier will leave for Parkers-
burg this morning at l0} o'clock, and
the Hudson for Cincinnati at 3p. m.
The following is Q recapitulation Of
the number OF deaths among Western
stesmboatmen for the years 1871, 2
and3:
Number OF deaths in lS70-Captains
q, pilots q, clerks IL. engineers l3'
mates 4, carpenters 2. lS7l-Captains
80, pilots 26. clerks Is. engineers II,
mates 26, carpenters 8. lS72-Cap-
tsins 46, pilots 80. clerks Is, engineers
10, mates 3, watchmsn l, stewards B.
cooks 2, bar-k.sper l. 1S73-Captains
81, pilots II, clerks Is. engineers 10,
mates IA, cooks 3, stewards 2, carpen-
tiers 3. Waterman l.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

THE SUPERIOR HEARD FROM The
Old, Old SLory.-J. j. Cranberry, Of
Columbia, Tennessee, says after trying
the Superior he bought the Champion
in its place.
A. D. Mercer, of Nashville, Tennes-
see, Gays the Superior is q failure, re-
turned it and must have a Champion
instead Of it.
John Marshall, of Millersburg, o.,
Gays the Superior will not do the work,
the Champion takes its place.
Mr.. w. II. Simms, OF Carlisle, Ky,
says the Superior must take a back
seat, after trial of both machines.
Takes Champion.
John Mace, of Bethel, Ohio, bought
a Superior, it made a complete failure,
returned it and bought Champion in
its place.
John Montgomery, Of Palmetto, Ten,
wanted a Champion to replace SUI
perior which would not work.
VIM. Marshall, OF Sbelbyville, Tenn,
says the Superior will not do its work
well. Buys a Champion, a Mower that
never fails.
Calvin E. Jenkine, of Haley Station,
Tenn, says he did not like the Superior,
1t slobbers over the work, but the
Champion suits him.
R. B. Bingham, Of Bell Bsckls,
Tenn, says he lost enough in buying q
Superior to have bought Champion at
frat, and was afterwards obliged to buy
Champion in order to finish his har-
vest.
Moral-If you want really first
class Mower and Reaper buy Cham.
pion and'do not waste your time and
money in som ething Of no merit.
The Champion Reapers and Mowers
are manufactured by the Champion
Machine Company. Springfield, Ohio.
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[Tua .npHRA-Ths people who bad

TIE OpHRA.-The people who had
bought tickets for the opera were no
little disappointed when they learned
from posters last evening that Miss
kellogg would not be able to sing here
and that in consequence Fra Diavolo
would be presented instead OF the Boz
hemian Girl which all had been ex-
pecting. Notwithstanding the disap-
pointment, however, the Opera House
was filled last evening by a throng OF
fashionable and critical ladies and gems
tlemen. We doubt. whether during
their present tour the Kellogg opera
troupe has. at any point been
greeted by q better audience or
one more determined to be
pleased. The orchestra chairs, the
dress circle aud gallery were all filled
by as select aud fashionable an audi
ence Is could Re wished, and the people
of the city c,I.a,nly did their full part
In yielding to the singers the utmost
encouragement that was possible or
that could have bsen expected.
In the absence Of Miss Kellog, whom
many in the audience had expected to
hear, Miss Jennie Van Zandt assumed
the chief soprano role, that OF Zerlins
and acquitted herself with even more
applause than could have been fairly
expected from a disappointed audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seguin az Lord
and Lady All-cash met with
general commentator, and Messrs.
Peakes and Hall as Beppo and Guia-
como elected much praise. Mr.. Nor.
CANS Fra Diavolo and Mr. Tilla's Lo-
reno were merely so 60.
Tonight we are to have Gounod's
famous opera, Faust, with a cast oil
characters that cannot fall TO please.
aud we look for a return of the splendid
audience that was assembled last eyen-
ing. This is the last night OF the en-
gagement Of the Opera company here,
Owing to the confusion attending the
sale of seats on Wednesday last some
duplicate coupons were issued and a
very annoying difficulty in find.
ing seats occurred last night.
There is no one especially 10
blame for this and we are assured that
no such trouble will be experienced tc.
night. The box Office will be open to-
day for the eale of seats to those who
have not already purchased.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

DRAWING LAST NiGHr.-The drawing
of the twenty. five prizes offered by
Messrs. Schultz & Neuhausen, . short
time since to be distributed among their
customers, between the date of the
offer and the close OF business yester-
day, came off last evening. The tick
eta were placed in a box and after be-
ing we'll shaken q disinterested party
drew out twenty-five Of them. 1t had
been previously agreed that the hrst
ticket drawn should take the first prize
and 90 on till oil were drawn.
The following proved to be the wins
ming numbers: No. 57S let prize, case
Of butterflies; 1897 and LOG each a
beautiful chocolate pyramid; CSC
engine and musicians l4O6. l47O,
1905, 1880, Sll, 924, l6S, 597, 1886
$50, 1911, 2l5, 1854, 1882. aO5. 4S, 22l
l474, 1853, 800 and s46 drew .ome hands
some hearts and pretty designs in
sugar.
Persons holding the fortunate NUNS
bsrs will receive their prizes on pres
entation of their tickets.
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TIE WEEK CT PsArEn-Ths Amer.

TEE WEEK CT PRAYsR--The Amer
ican branch Of the Worlds Evangelical
Alliance have Issued the following pro-
gramme, to be observed by all churches
throughout the United States during
the week of prayer. commencing on
Sunday. Each branch of the alliance
in the different civilized nations OF the
earth will issue q similar programme :
Sunday, January 4: Sermons-The
unity of the Christian church; the real
oneness OF all true believers; hiDdran-
ces and motives to union the blessings
to be hoped for from the union Of be-
levers OF prayer.-John IL, 2l.23.
Monday, January IS: Confession
Our common unworthiness and guilt.
Tbanksgiving-For national, domes-
tic and personal mercies, temporal and
spiritual.
Supplication-For special blessings
on the week ofprayer.-Dan.9 ., Z; Nal.
3, 10.
Tuesday, January 6: -Prayer-For
the Christian church for her increase
iu faith, holiness and love; for persecu-
ted and suffering Christians !; for Chris
tan liberty and for the more abundant
outpouring OF the Holy Spirit.-Col. l
eli; Heb. Is. 3; Hab. 3, 2.
Wednesday, January Z: Prayer for
families; home and parental influence
sons and daughters; the absent, the
sick, the erring; inmates Of prisons; all
educational institutions.-Ps. lis. ~
ii; IA, IL.
Thursday, January 8: Prayer for
nations-For peace among men, for
public virtue and Righteousness; for the
bapishmeut OF intemperauce. dishon-
esty, infdelity and superstition, and for
the diffusion OF pure and Christian lit
eratu,e.-Is. so: II. Is.
Friday, January 9: Prayer-For the
evaugelization OF all nominally chrls-
tan countries; for the conversion OF 1s-
rael for seamen; for missionaries for
the spread OF the gospel in Mohamme-
dan and heather countries; for the
conversion OF the world to Christ.-Ps.
6S.3l; 1926. Heb. 1873.
Saturday, January 10: Prayer-For
the christian ministry; for Sunday
schools; for revivals. - Matt. 9:3S i;
Deut. 40; Heb. 80.
Sunday, January II: Sermons
Subject: Christ's kingdom universal
and everlssting.-Ps. OIL, .. Results
Of the sixth general conference of the
Evangelical Alliance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

BADLY HURT.-On New Years Eve
a young man about is years old. named
Henry Klein, whose parents live on
the corner OF 39th and Woods streets, in
the Eighth ward, WAS brought home
with confusion on his temple above
bis left eye, the wound being dangerous.
Klein has been in stupor ever aince
the occurrence and OF course has been
unable to give any account of how he
was hurt, and it is not known whether
he was assaulted, or fell and hurt him-
aelf. 1t was reported a companion OF
his who had been with him on the
above night had struck him with some
blunt instrument, but nothing definite
can be sscertained.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03
Another Testimonial 10 the Weber
Piano.

Another Testimonial 10 the Weber
Piano.
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY, OF 1914.
NBw YORK, December 6, 1873.
Mr.. WEBER The artists Of the
Strskosh Italian Opera Company OF
1884 feel it a duty and pleasure to
thank you for the pianos for their
public and private use, and to express
their unqualified admiration OF their
superiority in every respect. The tone
OF your instrument is 80 pure and pro-
longed and Of such inexhaustible depth
that it sustains the voice in wonder
full degree; action 90 elastic, are built
90 strong, and stand in time SO remark
ably we'll, that we readily accord the
Weber Pianos the title OF the instru-
ments par excellence. We feel that ev.
ery one is fortunate that owns Weber
Piano, and can honestly cay that we
not only commend them in the highest
terms but consider them the beat piano
in the world.
Octava Torrsni, Annie Louise Cary,
Alice Maresi, Itslio Compaaini,
Victor Capone, Victor hsurei.
Romano Nannetti, Giuseppe del Puente
&. Muzio, (Con.) s. Behrens, (Con.
II will be seen that all the artists
prefe. the Weber Piano, and We ere
sure all who provide themselves with
one from Mr.. Sheib, the agent here,
will never regreti it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

To KEEP THE esterday,
that notorious nuisance, JEFF Davis,
swore out warrant before Squire
Caldwell for the arrest OF George Colts,
on the ground that be was in danger
of being cut up into mince meat by
Colts. The Squire required Cots to
give bail in the sum OF 800 for his
good behavior for one year. In justice
to Mr.. Colts we will say that this diff
Guilty had it's origin in Mr.. Colts order
ing jeff. away from his store, where the
latter had been making general nuIs>
auce ofhimself, as he always does. JEFF.
wasn't aware that discretion was the
better part Of valor. and he declined
going, whereupon Mr.. Colts accelera.
ted his motion by the admouition o.
a blow or two. Hence the arrest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

RIAL ESTATE TRAN.FRRs.-The fol-
lowing are the real estate transfers en-
tered in the County Clerks office for
the week ending January 9, 1874.
A deed made December 81, 1873, by
VIM. Juergers to W. Il. Exley, in trust
for Caroline Juergens wife OF VIM.
Juergens, for piece OF ground on the
northwest corner OF John and Sixth
streets, running back 70 feet, being part
of lot No 230. Admitted December 81.
$l.00.
A deed made December 30, 1873, by
J. NJ. Adams and wife to c. q. May
hue, for the one.fourth Of lot No. "a,
old town. Admitted December 81.
5000.
A deed made October IL. 1873, by
Miles P. McHsle to Thos. Farrell, for
all his goods, wares and merchandise
mentioned in schedule A. attached.
Admitted December &c. $742.57.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

OFFICERS ELEcrED.-The following
officers were elected Thursday night by
George Baird Lodge No. /, Ancient Or
der of Workmen: Master Workman
E. ]. Criswell General Foreman, Chas
King; Overseer, Joseph Pyle; Past
Master Workman. VIM. II. Bailey
Recorder, John W. Armstrong; Finan'
cier, C. D. Devinney; Receiver, W. c
Devinney; Watchmsu, P. Welsh
Trustee, c. D. Devinuey; Representa-
tive to Grand Lodge, VIM. II. Bailey.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

IN LMso.-A man named A. j.
Wright was lodged in Jail in Washing
ton, Pa, to await a requisition from
Governor Jacob OF this State, charged
With stealing goods from the store OF P.
G. Richards, in Harrison county. On
Tuesday morning. Wright, through bis
counsel, applied to His Honor, Judge
Achesop, for q writ Of habsas corpus,
On the hearing the discharge was re-
fused and the prisoner remsnded to Jail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03
CAUSES.
SCpDHN ASSAULT. Last evenin,

SUDDEN ASSAULT. Last evening
about seven o'clock, Frank Coyle went
iuto Mr.. Robinson's livery
stable, picked up q chain,
and struck Mr.. Robinson over
the head Two or three times. without
any apparent prorocation. Mr.. Rob-
inson bled freely, and was considers
bly, hurt about the head. There has
probably been some previous difficulty
between the parties, but we are unable
to learn what the nature OF it was. The
case will probably be before the courts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

ONE MONTHS TRANsFERs.-The prop
erty transferred during the month Of De-
cember, as shown by the books in the
Clerks Office, amounted to the sum OF
$70SS757.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

Ut. LAKlS Il Co., merchant tailors
and dealers in gents furnishing goods,
No. 80 Twelfth street (old Monroe),
have received their stock Of fall ard
winter goods which they are now pre-
pared to make up in the lates styles to
suit purchasers and a perfect fit guar
anteed. They have also on hand q full
line OF gents furnishing goods to suit
the m st iastidious Persons contem-
plating buying viii do we'll to call and
examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
SHIFTS made to order and a fit guar
anteed. IL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

STEALING HoRsE.-Two boys NAM
ed McGanpon and Lafferty, were taken
before Squire Caldwell on Wednesday,
charged with taking a horse from the
Fair Grounds which belonged to young
McGannon's father, but was held BY
Ed. Young until the boarding OF the
horse was paid for: The case WAS
continued until Monday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

POLICE CoURr.-Ths only case before
the police court, yesterday, Was that OF
George Colts, on two charges Of dis
turbing the peace. He was fined S
and costs on each charge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

A SMALL man has q poor show to zee
anything when he attends a place OF
amusement nowadays. Three story
hats, new worn BY the ladies is what
is the matter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

SALE OF SEATS For JOHN E, OWENS.
The box Office at the Opera House
will be open to-day from 10 o'clock A
NJ. until AZ. NJ, for the sale Of Preserved
seats for the great comedian, Mr., John
E. Owens, who will appear the coming
week, for three nights only, in his
famous chara cterizations. Procure
your seats to-day Tor any Of Mr.. Ow'
ems performance
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

Presentation. W. W. Miller,
Speaker OF the House OF Delegates, has
returned home.
General B. W. Byrne, State Super
intend.nt OF Free Schools. was in the
city Yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

THAT PRIZE RRBus.-Persons inter.
ested in the prize rebus offered BY
Messrs. B. Hebrank 4 Bro, jewelers.,
will find the true solution Of 1t in our
advertising columns this morning. We
believe no one WAS fortunate enough to
give the solution correctly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

CoNrNUKD.-The case OF George
Colts against JED Davis, for using abu-
sive language towards him, which was
before Squire Caldwell yesterday, was
continued until this afternoon at two
o'clock. ......
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

YESTERDAY q drunken man who was
going down Market street, lost control
of himself and fell through the window
Of William Yos:'s jewelry store, near
the Market street bridge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

JUDGING from the number We saw
running out and in the saloons yester-
day, a considerable number Of people
have deferred their swearing of" until
next year.