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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-18
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

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WHERE rkSrsNiy, ii,s BGES EEaovED
coMpRisIAG ALL rHt VALUABLE AID HIGH
FAST rsorrIxG soAp BEN asp SADDLE HORSES
ELEdASr oAsRiA5nS, Tor, TOR WAGONS AND roSl
FINE HARNESS. SsffrIDAAki;Il, sfr ELL ~ BEST CITY
ALL u Wcn xus 81 sop Ho S2rsr
nrsssp5Hss y yfssr ,Ss Ss yAEgE S,SaSr
SALE as ABSOLUTE; KAIN OR SHINE; no
INCLUDING BEAurifUL utGs ssowx sSnws MARE LISDoRA,
years od Ian hands line style and action; been used tor
Vermont Backlawk dan, Lady Messenger BY Young Mor
2i4 and 49, she can rot inside Of Tor wagon
sne sroaSgs'ea sanase Level 'Iasr ana has g'eas
HANDSOME AND sTYyLIsH soH BAY cELDISc AMERI-
years old. ioss hands: long flowing name and tails
sald @ with hi speed S
desirable nors % % ssn be as he srske 70 a
having Strength and enough for landsuie
horse he has no superior and lew equais he is
handy Tree and "a driver don't ps 2, shy nscds no
sasy took rs premium a. state fair ns The 5
aud 4o'a; he ey uot much faster he Is iuiy
MxSpsoNE ;S III hay BAY GELDIxG MOUNTAIN RoY.
8years old lol hands raised IN Orange county sired by
kysdyk'k uanihctunia, Lizzie. In III.
this promising horse without traning
he showed heat in s and repeated In l6 Gushen
race track he has been driven by aad he warranted
sound and kind.
BEAUTIFUL BAY MARE LADY KNOX
sired by General Knox dam the famous iuttng Lady
Taylor by Messenger Bashaw his Is the
animal for lady ride drive whi.h found: she
be driven locomotive by lady with safety
she Is remarkably good under saddle; raised In Ken
lucky. she entered in 24D class ut Lexington, ny,
winning rs money IN 36 - and 20; she Is warranted
81 show three heats inside OF ~ When In coadon She Is
warranted sonnd and kind this Is worthy the
l5s hands; she and Mountain Roy have been driven
gcther frequently aud fine the road
THE FAST BAY GEl.DiNu BAY DAN.
old lax hands, raised In Vermont. sired by Daniel
Lambert dam Kate Thorne, by Vermont Blackhawk. II Q
purchased for lat June. when he showed mile
In 36 and ia III lie show -, to-day lie
very desirable horse Tor road driving being well broken
to all harness Is Tree and pleasant driver Mrs Springer
has driven him TO phneon and used him under saddle
he Is warranted sound and kind
n BThe above horses all purchased for last
they will be all found rerccnted "a hours given for
rnl examination. ANY OF the above found
Santed will be back and refunded by returning
them staue where sale takes place before 10 o'clock,
the morning sale. All invited call and ride
behind and test the speed Of Of hcm at time
CARRIAGEs CONSIST OF PARK AND DEPOT
Extension top. tl spring and side bar Wagons beau
tul top Pony Phgeton; full suring top double and
single Harness by Dnnscomb.
kersey sweat Dress ind stable Blankeis:
ALL OF WHICH MUST POSITIVELY BE
SOLD, WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESTRICTION,
HIGHEST BIDDER-
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DISEASES or MEN.

The Importance Of the heathineSs OF the
system cannot be overestmated: its power life
human happiness be recognized: capabilities
lis qualities and the of Its health
preservation its moderate the danger Of It,
In mental investigation aud research whether by the
absorbing attention 70 the conduct Of ccmp
Gated and momentous business interests by the
sve indulgence OF the appctitcs and popcnstcs OF the
sysem All these subjects Tor consideration
seeking advice from expert who. Tor long series Of
years. has devoted his whole time and attention study
department TO accurately determine the diseased
conditions their nature and origin whether arising
his experience and practice has learned discover
the arrangement and promptly apply tho remedy
thus avoiding the painfully si9w feeling after the truth
common tho Inexperienced and annoying IN the
hent Who naturally wants know without delay
What Is the matter. tho extent OF the derangemcnf the
probabilities Of recuperntion and the time required
striking example OF the value cf experience and practi
cal we'll tho usefulness Of the
statement, coming not from one but oozcn public nstu-
tonx only home but abroad that large proper
ton Of those who suffer from mental disturbances and abo
lutte Rncntly placed under
within after the tfst symptoms have mani
Tested themselves
hausted by mental application deprsing u Of the
power thought u only is strength
By being properly fed and n.n,snsa e hs s ., certain AN
parmen whether OF appetite propensity or passion each
different remedy for lis rccupcration aud different
for bringing them up om their ano ex
haused The importance OF his branch OF mcdi
cal scarcely he ovcrrated for u reaches 10
nsics and the retention 81 the same family.
From aud IN this ifecfion heve
bcpn able 10 command MS the thankful app-cc
certainly much 10 cultivated minds In
scunrcfon with practical experience IN what pertains 70
the recovering their powers whether Of brain.
eppstte. propensity or passion-
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GREAT MORTGAGE SALE.
szesuieas airscsa;I will expose Tor saIo Sy B.
AT rE ngFsPxs Fsvih ssF sEAh s Sfu ST.
FINE G1ERiSaEs. ii HARNESS &C. &c VIZ 2''
& 's's ss sd Ss S1s No
be Ssd s ass S s
ton is gentee and graceful in al his and is
sns owner airses from Re"sassy az cost Of nosy 500
and showed ~ aud repes.sd In 2.s be free prompt
and his sashag tronr gait with s great style a,d lasting
beat any track his ne disposition makes ha.
an no gentlemans road horse he is fully warranted
Fast and handsome Geldne TANNER BOY, i5,s hands
chased Z his "anu~ when he
~ when years od can now trot In S or "a he WAS
di:icn and win srot faster this spring than hs win
sy si close xs 10 1,. ~ This ~ ns he y whoas
durance make him second trottsr vng he Is safe and
\. B.-Wal.sr i and Tanner Boy make q the hand
somes as well as one q The fastest teams e be ound
ys.r. Ys sired y Ethan Allen and ,s,ssa sy Mr. Roe he
nss s nAck points ana us s,te rs maSn m rs
ssliid 70 height q speed he has record d 49,
sns horse nscniiean's road horse for ladys
he !, afraid o. snytnng; WI stand r. stree,
horses In New York; he is sound kind and true in ell
Also the handsome and bold trotting Horse LITTLE
FRED %shosany bay lai high years OLD; sired BY
horses the country and the nnes driver
Imaginable either single double In great style and
needs neither check, boots. and drives without
blinds in TACT il safe Tor lady drive. he drives him
scf he fears nohng always beat 40 to road
and In training show close ~: warranted sound
and knd rs class sensible and scntcel rotng horse in
every particular.
Very handsome and speedy chestnut sorrc gcdng LANCE,
15s hands high and OLD, with heavy innne ana
fine, in tall: he sired by the celebrated stallion
Ocean dam by Ethan Allen he cannot be oustyed by
trotter living he raised by Colonel A. r. Livingston
Long Island and he resembles his ihan Of
his colts he tottsd ul mile when but three old in
3oi troed last fall two miles aud repeat in o:is also
winter and rated the fastest horses that went
the road. either single aoube speed 80 gait
road wagon and pleasing aud prompt driver he Is
warranted sound and kind.
Also ths very fast Hambletonsn mare yESTA. l5a&
hands and oid sired by Second liambetonian dam
by Aexandcrs Al Ldaah bred and raised by wm Max
we In Orange and has been driven By him In ~
she 10 track always and show 30. and for style,
gait action cannot be surpassed she warranted s,und
kind and fnc and Que Of the most perfect gcn;cma roao
to be found
Carriages elegant extension top Park
ton Pony Phacton, top Road Wagons one ull
spring Road Wagon single and double Harness also all tho
blankets and Robes
Also large quantity Of Hay Straw and Oats. Stable
o!s1i sfnE Fix ABOVE 30 STOCK CAN BIZ SEEN AND Ex
AHMED At ALL TIMES FRIUR TO SALE AT STABLE
As ABOVE SALE PUsITIvk NO PosrPoNEMENT.
JOHN DUGGAN. Jr..
CITY Marshal
WM l.. BRrgIE Attorney for Mortgages
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on hand private sale.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUESDAY, SALE AT
10 O'CLOCK.
FAMILY EsTABLrsIIMENT-ELEGAS TEAM BROWN
srue II ali haraess es from vice very stylish fast
trayeers prompt and easy drivers; in every way
desirable family teams in the city. warranted
LIGHT DouBLE HARNESS NEARLY NEW, MADE
tor Wagon, wIrH POLE AND SHAFTS. NEARLY
coufE, il COOP ORDER. BuILr BIZ BREWSTER 1
PARK rnAEroy, IN GOOD ORDER BUILT BY
TWO fi:' sETs DOUBLE AND ONE SET COUPE HAIR
six-seas sleigh, built by Gould, Of Albany.
Eoar.seat sleigh, baiit by kimba.
FsivATE F1Is; Iss' s MATCHED TEAM
S AND Ind gray ss as Is ~ ~ hands high rs and 10
ss way .n S so oy r uy .ss
snHElss2 dSS Sgp5E 5EDEA sSA As Dr
sHRHs X Eags BROS
BAY HORSE, I5ls HANDS HIGH. : YEARS OLD;
ish ,rots in minutes tears nothing tree ana pleas
ANT driver; safe Tor lady to drive, aud warranted
Blows Pony. i4s HANDS nidH; ) YEARS OLD;
~s .nd s oss s. % tree Il. n. s
driven by lady. and is warranted sound, kind and
ELEGANr MINIATURE BASKET PHAEToN, NEARLY
ELEGANT BLACK HORSE. RAISED IN VERMONT;
has extra fine main and tail; Is i5sz hands high .
years old kind in all harness. free vice
fast traveller very stylish and hapdsome has great
endurance: is u the finest family animals in the
coantry. and warranted sound Set line Harness and
TOP ROAD WAGON, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS,
built by II. II. Stiver~
BAY HORSE. l5A HANDS HIGH. o YEARS OLD;
kind and true In al! harness; free from vice: very
lisa drs class coupe family carriage horse, aud war;
rsnted sound; also set Harness and
LIGHT PARK PhAEToN, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS.
BAY HORSE. l5h HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true all harness. free from vice has been
used for family driving and sold tor want OF also
EXTENSION TOP FHAEToN NEARLY NEW.
SORRE1. MARE. 15L HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD
kind aud In all harness. free vice: prompt
and stylish driver and . first class horse tor general
SHIFTING TOR DEPOT WAGON
TEAM GRAY HORSES, I5ts HANDS HIGH. AND
years old: kind and true In all harness tree from
yisc good travellers; tree and stylish drivers and .
frs, class foS general double Harness
VICTORIA IL GOOD ORDER, BY WOOD BROS.
Landau. by Parker Six seat Phaeton.
Barouche springs Park Phaeton, by Wood.
French Dog Cart. Three top pony Phsetona
Park Phaeton. Nin- top Wagons.
Glass Quarterrd Coach. Jump seat Wagon.
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMExTs--s PAGE--sd. 4th and 5th cola
AsrROLoGr-i2rn rAcx--6sh col
slsas suAK6ERs wAsTED[ssm rsialM f9cr-s,h s1a col,
soSP AsD fa o2S fssls F1R col
sSsSSss s.s CT
Inks ksA Asb bs5nIh xeE ALE .ns I s
ASp rac.assA col
cOPARrNEksHfps-5rH PACK.
6SSiSa 63SSisa sc4bpHEs rsss, col COL
pENTlsTRy-isr PAcE-ad col.
DwkILisS Houses 70 LET: ruEsIsnED AND US.
EuRosxS P4ssSsS s' and eth coils
ElxANcIAL-5ru PAGk
1s ndo%s aSS 3d. 'araRrxESrs TO LET
rrRSirrsE-issn II rrass:n .ra r.ssAssS ssA sS' col,
r,sss.s 9Th sis coils
HoGsls sooss r4s.. 1c s COL
JERSEY a aSSs9s CITY AND sEs y.
LiEcTusE iEcT sEAsoS-yrn -,. rAchIs;n s col
AxssEs SaSTELs~sars I. s-e:s'F fsss-s,h ss, col
Fss. g.
s!y5Sskssas. sysISSkzs.a rssss.a Sss;ss,, col; Of
PlANOFOkTES. ORGANS, xC.-SrH PAcE-5th COL
PULITICAL-lsr PAcE-2d col
POST OFFICE NorICE-srn PAGE-2d col
PRO rOSALS-9rH PAcE-lst col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FENALES- -
18TH pAGE--3d col.
PROPEKTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL EsrAs riSss. To Ins "a so md "a
coils.
REAL ESTATE wANTED-2p PACE-3d col.
REWAkDS--1sr PAcE-Ist col.
SALES AT AucTION-9rn rAGx-2d Sd. 4th aud 5th coils
sITUATIONS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGE-lst, I'd,
3D. 4.h, Sth and 6ta coils and larn PAcx-ist, I'd and
I'd coils
sITEATlONS SwANTED-MALES-12rm PAGK-4th col.
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAGE-lst and I'd coils.
EPORrING-DOGS, BIRDS. kC.--lsr PAcE-3d col
STORAGE-trH PAcx-lst col
HUMMER RESORrS-9rH PAcx-lst COL
THE TRADES-l2rH PAGR-6th col.
THEkTrRF-lsr ST PAGK--3d col.
to LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PACE-3d and
4th coils.
rRAyELLERS' GUIDE--9rH PAGK--6th col.
UNFuRNiSHED RouMS AND APARTMkNTS TO LET
2D PAcR-6th col.
WANTED TO PuRCHASE-SrH PAcE-5th COL
WATCHES, JEwELRY 3c.--srm PAcE-- lst col
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET--2D PAGE-ist col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-lorH PAcE-6th col.
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A UcTI0N HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON,
~ ID. ~. 70 and 70 18th st.,
near University place.

4 UcTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON,
~ 10. ~, z3 and 70 18th ST.,
near University place.
z CffY.
!. EVERY TUESDAY And FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK.
"a hours three days trial horses tod sound
The Oldest and most reliable house In the city
Al !" 9cnoeS sr.s Coupe or Carriage
Horse. ~ haEds years; Kind in all harness: tee
IN city and country Us q family horse single. aud
nss na sa 20 o. vs Ssry e ayn.
= stopper. With good style and scron; = reliable
SET CUurE Harness In good order
e LIGHT COUPE morocco, lined, 10 good order. By
RoAb Hs1r'xsissirsnNEsr-Bay rsot.inr Horse. ,s,s
sssd f,cs steady d,assr % s.a. es snd"1 dun
anss has sroited iaii a,iis IL 40 ana can tro.
ri kind does nos shy Or pull Is not afraid Of any
5srr sfSE sf!" E-itsn'ss nsssss sound made 10 order.
EIEdAST coUrE os 1s"' GaRsisy mUmg dark
from vice; has been used Sy present owner to pn.
:howy. stylish driver nos afraid q ANYTHING and
LIGHT BAK0UCnE in fine order. by ;. b. Brewster 4
BROWN MARE, full name and tan Iss hands. 7yoas
& na ~ ~ ss sSn Sy ss sss sp' o r
pa., Two years. i n.s AFRAID 70 ., ,.,i .,omo..s o 2.
u in every wy thoroughly reliable; warranted
: SET sISULE HARNESS. msdc to order.
= rOP ROAD WAGON. in good order by smith.
Kind IN ali harness free rom vice can sros ~ %,
u not afraid of thing good ee stylish driver,
without fault. vice trick Of any kind; 10 we'll
known the rond oi the best roadstsrs In
q she city: IN every way thoroughly reliable; war
{ TOP SIDE SSR ROAD WAGON. little used. By Brew
stcr. ~ Broome
; THREE viUrokiAs. In good order. By Brewster Of
THREE TOP PoSY PHAEroxs AND FOUR tor
WAGONS. TO be sold Tor account whom u may con.
: rwESTY.rwo OTHER HORSES; description time Of
: LARGE ASSORTMENT Of every kind Of Carriage,
: ARCH. JuHNsrDN's Mari. ~ 20 ~ 18Th st. near
ri University pace weather intsrfsres with
our SALES. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
4 MAJOR cHAs ". BARKER. AUCTIoxEER
"A. TIE GRAND spring trade sale
or CAkklAEES.
NEW and second hand
INCLUDING every ~tsle ~ Vehicle
KNOWN 10 the riding public,
WILL take place
AT bAKhLK SONS
CITY AUCTION Mart and New York Tassersals
CORNER OF Broadway and seth -.
SATURDAY. APRIL -. a. III 0 clock
CATALOGUES ready tcm"rfcw.
4 FOR SALE. fOrK GOOD WORK HORSES AND
N. large Truck Horse. - Great Jones -, near
Bowcry.
AT ANY PRfCE-NEw SINGLE TRUCKS, COAL
IA Carts. all kinds business Wagons Exptess. Grocery
MAJ also second hand cheap. but roud.
UvE's isssory. sss West SAD -
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. 80.
A UCTION HOUSE or VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY
n ITO and IL EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR aTu Ay.

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
given test
guarantees
Horses Carriages Harness, Blankets Robes Re. ALWAYS
hand private sale.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-24

DR. p. STEPHENS, PHYsICf.S, SURGEON
oCULIsT, specially treats Chronic disease
OF Every kind: Lirer complaint. Gnnnpt.
ION, Throat diseases, CttdTTh, IScrofula diseGses
Dytpepsid, kidney Disease, Injianied Eyes.
LoIeumafisr', Ferer and o0ie, DC. Cure
send Tor circulars, free. CdnceT and 7umoTs
removed without the use OF knife or caus.
tie, and without pain. send for Illustra-
ted Circular Free. Address p. J. STEPH-
ESs, NJ D., ZIG West 9th street. New York
City, y. Y. He prescribes for patients in
every part OF the civilized world. He has.
no equal, no superior. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated about IA feet in the channel.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
as usual Saturday. tLc. $3.50
The Hudson left for Cincinnati at
P. N. Saturday. - =. .a t
The Salt Valley, from Portsmouth en-
route for Pittsburgh, passed up Saturday
evening. -.--3A
The Carrie Brooks arrived from Zanes.
vile and left for Pittsburgh Sunday
morning
The Market Boy will leave for Pitts
burgh this morning at 8 o'clock.
The Express is the Psrkersburg packet
to-day at noon.
The Andes is due from Cincinnati this
afternoon
Saturdays Pittsburgh Chronicle says:
1T is curious thing, but nevertheless
true, that the Washington authorities, in
selecting officers for Government vessels
on our Western rivers, invariably select
Eastern naval officers. Now, their
knowledge of our rivers is about
equal to our knowledge of the
Cannibal Islands. However, when
they reach this section, they as
sumo knowing look, and evidently i'm
imagine that Western stea:nboatmen are
as ignorant as the sand-eaters of North
ern Georgia. To use a pertinent remark
made by pilot the other day, These
naval pilots think they can capture ALI
gators in the waters about Pittsburgh,
and that few miles out in the country
elephants can be had for the hunting"
(By Telegraph)
PITTSBURGH, January 23.-River 8
feet 10 inches and stationary. Weather
cold and rainy.
CINCINNATI, January 23.-River SO
feet 6 inches and rising 2 inches an hour.
Weather heavy rain.
CAIRO, January 23.-Arrived Cons
Millar, Cincinnati; Golden Rule, Cincin-
nati Belle OF Memphis, st. Louis; j. ID.
Parker, Memphis; Arkansas Belle, Evans
vile. Departed-Golden Rule, New Or
leans; Cons Millar, Memphis; Sam Brown
ST. Louis; Garrett, New Orleans; Belle of
Memphis, Memphis; Jas. d. Parker, Gin
cinnat. River 81 feet and rising. Rain
ed since II o'clock last night and is now
cloudy and turning cold; thermometer 40
degrees.
EVANSVILLE, January 23.-Rained
steadily for "a hours; no signs OF stop
ping; mercury 4s to so degrees. River
rising with 81! feet on gauge. Up
Andy Baum, Robert Mitchell, Aggie.
Down-Grey Eagle. No business.
LOUISVILLE, January 23.-Raining.
Arrived-Arlington, Pittsburgh; Shin
kle, Cincinnati; Durfee, ST. Louis; Sher-
lock, Cincinnati; Church, New Orleans.
Departed - Arlington, New Orleans;
Shinkle, Memphis; Dunfee, Pittsburgh;
Church, Cincinnati. River Il feet 6 in
ches in the canal and 10 feet.6 inches on
the falls.
ST. LOUIS, January 23.-Arrived-
Grand Lake, New Orleans. Departed
John A. Scudder and Grand Lake and
barges, New Orleans. The river has
six inches The rain continued all last
night and until this afternoon when it
turned cold and has since been freezing.
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The rain, the mud, the fog and the
apprehensions of being made sick by
going out in the bad weather could not
keep our Wheeling people from turning
out to see Maggie Mitchell in "Fanchon"
and "Bareioot" on Saturday. Maggie
Mitchell has been favorite with the
American public for twenty years. She
is really phenomenon, as on the stage
she retains all the freshness and vivacity
of her girlish DAYS.
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WINTER COMFORTS.

When winter storms blow cold and raw.
Comfort you may find in parlor restau
rant.
Most have frst-class accommodations,
And furnish nosecond rate collations.
Those who ain comforts take delight,
Seaman's cigars should not slight;
But IL you would your sweetheart please,
And with them favor meet,
Buy your clothing at FRANKS,
No. a Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-24

GRAND GERMAN BALL IN PROSPECT.
The Older portion of the married men
of orr German citizens will give grand
ball at Neuhausen's Assembly Rooms, on
the night of Februasy Sd. The invita-
tioDs are out and are ornamented with a
colored fac simiIe..of the German Asgs.
The following gentlemen compose the
committee of Arrangements: Hermann
Renner, Henry Zeigler, John G. Hoff-
man, jr., August A. Beuter. Henry Hess,
Conrad Seibert aud William Goering.
August Neuhsusen is chief manager.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-24

THE OPERA HousE-Next Thursday
evening Mr.. ]. \. Gotthold, supported
by the Pittsburgh Opera House Compa,
ny, will commence an engagement at the
Opera House. The bill for the first
night is Shakespeare's beautiful play,
the Merchant Of Venice" with Mr..
.GotthoId as "Shylock." The rendition
of this great authors work is seldom
in this city, and this is an
10 see it we'll and faithfully
done, and should be daily appreciated by
our people, and We know it will be.
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MAGGIE MIrcHELL.-This charmir

MAGGIE MITCHELL.-This charming
actress gave her concluding performance
in this city, at the Opera House, on
Saturday afternoon and evening. The
house was crowded to excess on both &C.
casions, and the many and hearty encores
given Miss Mitchell, fully attests the high
appreciation in which she is held
by the people Of Wheeling. In our
humble estimation Maggie Mitchell is
the queen of thc::stage, and like old wine
improves with sgs. Her engagement
here has certainly been success fnan-
cisily, and otherwise and We hope she
may soon favor Wheeling with her pres
euce again. From here she goes TO Pitts
bur5h.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-24

PosTAL-A new post office is establish
cd at Bernardstown, Webster county,
West Va, with Adam q. Hamrick, Sr.
as postmaster. A new postofice is es-
tablished at Leatherwood, Webster
county, West Va. Both these offices are
to be located on a new route. A new
post office is established at Cougars
Mills, Randolph county, West Va, be-
tween Mingo Flats and Leatherwood,
with Peter Cougars as postmaster.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-24

NJ. ID. CeNwAY's LECTUREs.-lt has
already been announced that Mr.. Mon
cure D. Conway will lecture in this city
on the goth Of January. Mr.. Conveys
course consists Of Eve lectures, but only
one of them will be given here. These
are the titles of his lectures: "Devil,"
"Uriental Religions" "Lendon," "St.
George and the Dragon" fossil Man.
By this time, we suppose, every one
knows who Mr.. Conway is, and have
heard something of his merits
rs lecturer. For the past ten
years or more be has been the
regular London correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial, and as such he
has become famous himself and given TO
that paper one of its most interesting
and attractive features. AS a graceful,
versatile and sparkling writer he has
no superior among newspaper CORES
pondents. He is also vigorous and
Independent thinker, full of enthusiasm
for science and philosophy, and an ex-
ceedingly lucid exposltor of their re-
suits. AS an author and magazine
writer he has European reputation.
This is Mr. Conway's first season in
the American lecture field. Pressing in.
vitations from many parts of the country
brought him from London for that pur-
pose. The first city to hear him was
Cincinnati. His success there was splen-
did. No lecturer ever drew larger
crowds or gave more pleasure and infer
est to his hearers. Later, he was again
IN Cincinnati and delivered two lectures,
making five all told, and with the same
handsome results. Mr.. Conway has also
leetured in New York, Boston, Chicago
and st. Louis, not to mention the num-
berless smaller places which ne has Wis
tied, and from every quarter the press
brings Us lsudstory accounts of his
progress.
SO those who have engaged Mr.. Con-
way to come to Wheeling are not ask
ing the public to listen to an unknown
or inferior man. All they have done is
to wait until it should be known how his
lectures would be received in other
cities This is proverbially poor place
for lecturers. The best of them always
do little worse here than elsewhere,
but il has now seemed safe to risk MIR.
Conway. This is, perhaps, the last
place on his list, and there are certain
reasons for hoping that it will
not be the least successful
We hope that Wheeling will
give Mr.. Conway such a reception as his
merits deserve. His lecture will be
highly interesting and instructive, and il
attended as they have been in other cities,
there will be a large and brilliant audi
ence at the Opera House Wednesday
evening