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MYJf amussmrnts. q Hg.gE.
CTEINWAY HALL-SYMPHONY S0IREE.
SECOND SYMPHONY sOlREE
THIS SAY BDAYl EVENING November a.
when the q osing Eorks VIII be performed; .
QVsrtue-arAse Of AiGaro... ,moEsI,
NJ + B. Mills
- $500 ly 6ind perussoh of 81. y, l. Bsteman) 49,.
NINTH sYAPHoNY in mindsi % l5 Beethoven
f3rOrchsstn Chorus ana tour solo gaIts ,,,,yn
soo' M; EUGENE cRUGER M NJ. ESA aE ihh'
Together with that vel known aud -sieiens 49, ,,,,,o,,
CHORAL SOCIETY, THE MENDELssGnN Union
under me direction Of Mr. WILLIAM bIA"Ih
'A''' TWO HUNDRED VOICES.
TIE 9RASD ORCHESTRA OF EIGHTY bRs qHosts
PHIcs OF scSoRIPTioSi a.
For The fear remairing sofees, %
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVED SEATS
Beer sohirms No 7oI Bro.dsy al irving and at the
the Tbeaier Ticket Office Nos ~ aud ia Broadway.
Doors open st1Jl Performance 70 commence a. oeocn
NIBLoS GARDEN
~ - ~ ,,-r,r,-rpv
door open Al l. Commences at ~
rHn ESTABLISHMENT Doss not ADVERTISE n HERALD
EVERY NIGHT and SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
UHPRECEDEETED SUCCESS or
THE BLACK CROOK,
introducing jarrett PAlmers -
GREAT PARlsIESSE BALLET TROUPE
.... silver Ifs'' e%s Saa
AND TIE GRAND TRANSPORTATION SCENE
seAis can be secured siI days In advaneA
GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY.
COMMENCING AT O'CLOCK,
which occasion the price, will be
TO al part. Of the house.
No extra charge Tor which be secured day
during the week.
HIHE SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of the
the Esions Academy Of Design Of Twenty hrd't and
fourth-sve, RON ga NJ. 70 III p NJ
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Deniisirp

COTTON WASTE for Machinery and Packing
~ whits aad e00rsd. For SALE low W
90 -.. w W. rAVLasAN 10, 70 wlAsn1tt n Z.
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NATHANIEL NnEs, Plsiniis = Attorney.
MIG 2sNJWS.
n y sUPREaIE coURT. c2aa!y q NsT; YoEEE =

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT, County OF New Ork.-
N.ELEANOR WOOD PlsintiH .gains GEO kGE WWOOD De
fcnosntSummons for relief lCom not seGvodIo
WV God You hereby Rev stamp
summoned aud Required 20 answer the complaint thu. - eta
which will be filed the Oce Of the Clerk n Cancelled
the City and County Of New YoTt, a. the Guy Hsg ~ in:,
the City Of NeU I0Tt 81 IS fssVe ~ Of yoaf answer 70 Tie
said copait subscriber HE Office, No u ParkfoW
NewYort City within twenty days aer the service Of this
mons Of Of hna f 10
sd within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff In
this apply fr the ehs demanded in the
complaiut-Dated New Yors, sept n, 1870.
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Gituatlons manteo- MaIes.

A YOUNG MAN, salesman in Wholesale Dry
~ Goods House having Avs years experience good STATE
quntsucs and s-ert knoete Of business ants sI AIlON
from Jnoay J. either u Dry Good other wholesale business
otherwise, fair compensation Address A D.
Station d.
A YOUNG ATTORNEY would like position with
~ ALswya BE- could asi Attorney or Managing ~ a.
ard also attend sman practice Of bis Adtfep PEDho ro
Oflee, for three days
CITUATiON WANTED AS OPERATOR IN Pho.
- torraph Gallery q country village. Address OPERATOR
Brooklyn. v Y.
TI'O SURVEYORS and RAILROAD ENGINEERS
"A young hai and understands iLh
and RAILROAD SURVEYING ard DRAFTING. like ua
uoa fae Testimonials furnished
Atir-ss ASSISTANT ERGINEEf Box No. a. Lskeyle Conn
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% lDbom il man Gontfrn.

A LFRED BINGHAM left his home on "wednesday
N Afternoon and heard Of and his wife so
any hsrbOns h for he ansc end esnno. be asted
NrOTICE.-The undersigned has been duly apr
IN ponted EXECUTOR Of tho last VIII and Testament Of sA
s HOT LING late City Of New.Y deceased All poo
E..4,s Esgsstsd to msh.
sssinst viii present them 20 aim 70, osnee l.
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GoruorailOn Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publc notice IS hereby
~ vsn the over occupant OF ocoopens Of o.
o~ Wing Aslssnts hs1s been competed OHe
Of the Board Of Assessors for examination y al persons
s-For psvnt with stone Worth street hOm Broadway to
5Fo paving blocks Thynnth stree, between Fah
SaFo 6as sunten Horhess, Of FyOurh street
regulating uud adns FihisLiA street between Eighth
.;'iRs ED curb and gutter stones in Fynin'
sh-FoT building npring between Elizabeth street
7,6Fsi Sudns Twenty fourth street between LeInE
ssf-Fo talas sewer In between chshe' and
ss-fo bandus sewer IN Madison sv,nas between Ftytbd
fotb1fo 5aIiHs sewer ia Finn between Thirty sixth
ii,sfsT baisias sewn IN Sixth svenus between Twentieth
IlsSf Or S1Hds bs,wssu Dssnosy aid
iSbfoS building IN cla between Fon saa John
sg building 49,, Li;ss ;ss., sgi.is S's5.ss and R'
IshFor with stone books seventh sifeetiroH First
re ais snbrssd By Bclu5s al ,hs several
Hou.s' ad Lots q ofoand yesni Lots pieces and Parce o. Land
is-B8ih sdo worth street from Broadway Barter street
8-Bs d.s y Thirty ninth rsi from Fi0h 20 Sixth svenus
Snd The sTsas Of hsh so block either fh and Sixth
sYv, ss he ,s'ly de Of Broadway bsivseu Fnyourih
Ss-8sh Fayishsh s.. between Eighth and Ninth
e. s s s,. s sss q Rs % lie rnA
f@So,A ,sa-s Of T~-us 'ouh stree nom L.Iarson Ttrd
sn-Bol side, Of Blsssssr between oss sndP sHy
s1ssA .as. q sl.s.P .,',qs fg% FsJirf % Feyfas
Cd q I 'Es 's. soE hia,S9 e ff sss1os a. .s'
49, 's- q IN ss.GPs s's 5,psr ~ s, sPs
q Tes.y .iIi, .S.e, as' Ss 'ss,s.y 's' Of IAHysHih
h-BOta dss siIih from Ienth to Twenty
S-BsiA Lsss cAh.s street Delaney BroOms
I5s-Bo.h Of CHS bs,ws,H John and Fulton streets
lsbssh 'ass q ts.ss ',ss, setsesn stanton ara kf1sio5
ss a's both ess Of E''sI 'ss between s'ssI sDd
s S s e % w sI ;' GO; w, T g Es
Al ss0s wbo.s Interest. are ss,,.a By the
s 'I e ps.s s & sssp Ss on. q
st.s-..: @sSia sSiiy GA. a.. q a, SoiSs
e-- {;o5s p SSfGTSI%sEEL, S'ra Of A''''.ora
oss. sosa q A.ssso New Court Houss November II 1896
GEALED PROPOSALS win be received by the
Iu.,e, ottss Fnh wsrd At The oes Of the ClsIh q ths
IYa ,s IS az a Ss s s4 so SS T ~ psI
s.: s s.s' sc I2ss % q 9, ne Fs5y SEQ .s
a rsss sd g, 90 vera Be- seen =, the oes
ana pOSos. W D which no sSrs,ss
n oAs popOs. offered dsea,s pgb Interest . DO 90
Dsssd Nov 81, ised. MN y, 30 hRks, - : .
Coumitss sehoos Furttars Fiah watd
oruOs O,Tn. STREET courrs,IosIn |
TO CONTRACTORS Proposals inclosed in
sd envelope ndOIsod -i,h The TUE Of ne and
k.sssy EssssSsS Is - ); Il ssiosEs o.
. ans ss s :ss.S s s-:s. :a' A's' Seventy fourth
% SEs1 S "a ' MI s ssnu .aa Tagging
os hd tagging Ninety second street between First
90 sSIos T~ssy Second and East
Fo aasnI Twenty sOuthwsa Of Second
Efnns
soh f0re' Of proposals. together vb s sPeesioas and
s1t b. sbislusd ohcsDsed Street Depsfmeut,
Ss~fsrt hsvsnssr u, isss. CHARLES q CORNELL, n
Street Gon1mgloNsL
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fertures ano fileetiugs.
6olioap GOODS.

4 AIDES AID GENTLEMENS DRESSING ana
II WRITING CASES. Portfolios POehe. Books. Csrac..e
Bsnkers for sale the once oft
manufacturers WM T. FRY Co.. Nos ia and 10 Wuisust
wv 4. FRY & Co., Manufacturers Of the well-
w known FRYs PATENT POCKET FLAsks, MErA5
FLAsKS, SOAP BOXEs DRINKING CUPS, REV ARD MEDALS.
he hAnufactory Nos. l34 and Id wiliAms., n y
rT,HE NETWORK UNION VALENTINE COM
PANY have an immense Of Valentine. exhibition tn
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20 Eft
A FEW elegantly furnished HOUSES TO RENT.
n Some fnhsye Others dssirsbly loced $50 800
Also LEASES for SALE btYgain. FREEMAN Co.. No. 22
Broadvuy Old
rIN0 RENT urnished and unfinished HOUSES.
n A few len s. w. BENEDICT, Nos { ana Pins-st.
TIN0 LET-On Ffth-sve. Murray Hill, 4.stOry
j bro1ngtone HOUSE, hrniihed Apply ct No. % West
F0urih-SL, from t0to2 o'clock I
TINO LET-For term of years, three incosed LOTS
of oand Pehamst Of Cherry.
sDs Addsst JOHN SUTTON. Attorney Henry-
~. stating The bEhea Offer yesI for the SANE. -
ITO TEXTBOOKS in new houses, Just finished
n FortysiIhs, Thirdtye Rent &i5 70 s30 Appy
70 sOPER DAVIS, corner Thirty sIth,t and Fitr-sys,
TIN0 LET-A STORE on Broadway, near AstOr-place
a 2oIsO, BLEECKER DENisON No 81 finest
- Bodro AND Rooms. LIN
A PLEASANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS.
VITA HYGIENE BOARD. Be secured a. the Turkish Bath
EstabishHeni No 81 colnmbsG BTooklyn Height ~ three
minatss wsh hom FULTON Very. -
p0ARD.-Two or three invalids willing to paw a
~ fan price End ptsGn, home BY addressing H. O. Little
COUNTRY BOARD. 1.-Two small families can be
~ aeeoun0dstsd with good n0ARD and pleasant ROOMS
private nifty 81 Orange n j. Terms uoeefrte Address w. Boz
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED RO0MS-For
Auies and single gentlemen the 81 John Hotel newly
opened single raoRt hom % week gPwd BTosdway
Eighfhst, Hswfork
NVANTED--A ROOM suitable for q pbyscians
w ooe, with gete hnd odsnr preferred, indpensa
be sss. side beoc otandsI hsnt must Be modss address
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n Y. SUPREME COURT.-LEWIS o. WILL
~. son Panta sguin.i PArRICk IL DANAHER D.iendan
D''''' wM G. 'TR4lFHA5ES, Pl.inra. Attorney.

,ummons and hs above entitled aoon dgy
fled the Once Of the OeE OF ths City and County New lofk
City Hal, IA tbs Guy Of The Auth day Of No
yenber 1860. WM. G. TRAPHA0ES Pisintias Auornsy.
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6otels, &r.


CONTINENTAL HOTEL AND WATER-CURE,
\ Forssrly DIR. n BEpoRIHAs SARATOGA SPRINGS.
Open ~ tie yesr CHAfFEE FORD, Proprstori Dr. o.
EOkD the PFcpstors Electric Physician AedA
tssciss. personsly 70 the nestnsnt o. pssnis
DLANTERs HOTEL, Augusta, Ga.-Refnrnshed
eod Rsop~.A Oct g. is6 THO5 g. nfCkERsOR Propristor
Late proprietor Of Mills suss Charleston c. Of
Hotel Columbia, 8. G. 2 u
- Ne-Yogk on the EUROPEAN PLAN centrally located
newly hred Rooms suite add singy handsomely
furnished fF fanea single aaloDsn Guests furnished with
Pnvss table dssed snks Toaaa IOn ~ Per vess upward
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TO ARCHrTECTs.-PLANs AND sPECIFICAS

i TroSs FoR NEW BUILDINGS FOR TIE WAR DEPARTs
MENT AT WASHINGTON D. CArhscis are invited prepare
Man, and and estimates Of cost: FOR neproo baf1
ms fr the Waf Department the ste occupied ~ the Ws
Dep.rept and adjacent ground Washingon, d. C.
required should superficial ks
.s admit Of Pho,ogphs Of site and s Oher nfomy
, rlstns will be furnished 10 Architects desiring
compete woft application personally OF By letter. to ne
underdrned
al 90 for acceptable s1d
the Hon Of
the Ofsrs charged With the duty Of sssttng s.3
fog the edss Of the Wa
p.rtmeui cf Cor approved Jaly 2s ls6s
plans and pechesloas % % seal 20 the oe ~ Brsse
Treaas Recorder Board Crtnssss
Osos Busg wsshnssOn D. c., bsloss
day Of February, 1901. ~ 81 al.la lls f14fH' .
fhs viii the right TO any pAss suess
ted should be eesed suitable for the purpose well 10
tain any o. eli Of such pznG - I'5. III q. ~
By ordsr Of She Beard T. J. TREADwgLL =
Hrsi& LeVi Co, u 8. 4. Rscs's<
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Proposals.
orAHrEHvAsTaH oyyrRat. OIgIcs

TJNOTUSAIS FUR IkON HAD BLUL hS.-I I
sesd PToeose vii be received At hs ofee u the Qaslier
master General " ashinou, D. c. until Nov o. furnishing
Sa'on Head BlocE for National Ceue,sTe delivered easnt
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Tr11stea's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
d executed to me by Leonard @. Frost,
bearing date on the l2th day Of June. 1855.
and now on record in the Recorders office of
Ohio County, West Va, win sell on WedEes-
day, the 2sth day of February next. at Z the
to the highest and best bidder, the following
property, all now being in and about the
ware houses situated ON lots 80: rs. II and ls,
on Main street, In the city OF Wheeling, and
occupied by Pryor. Handlan q Co., TO wit:
stack attached thereto; one engine, with all
Its attachments; grist mill and all its fix
lures; french burr stones: a patent corn shelter,
patent corn cleaner, the Injector complete,
with all necessary betting; three complete
sets of elevators, sinks and ponyeSors; all the
shafting, gear wheels and betting In any man
ner connected with the machinery; patent
holster complete, a wheat separator. all the
Earners in the third stories, ispouts, condue-
forS and lIYArerSt spehl king tubes on the drst
and third floors, and all and every thing con-
nected with the said machinery, and the
business thereof 20 9sNI
TERMS OF S4LE.-The purchaser can pay
the whole In cash, or give his notes at four
and six months. bearing interest nom date,
jan27std, 7 , Il III r. GRANGBE, Trustee!
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,1gfas6arq SALE
FOE Sole,

THAT .PoRT1DN.4 OF TIE CITY
at the head of Union street known as
Buena Vista, a two story frame house; con-
tanning four rooms and two Kitchens. ; Lhere
I4isoia good stable. in conn ection WIN the
oSsoSe iufeuIises are nine lots under fence,
FrI'Jt traes being excellent varieties of peach,
near and apple trees. Also, alarge variety OF
sEmnlier fruits All of which are In excellent
NEARING, Condition. Possession given onIthe
first 81: phil. For terms apply toJ ] ROBIN
SON, at j. s. Trimble Il Co.'S Plumber Shop'
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Farm For Sale.

inHE UNDERS1GNEDf OFFERS FOR
{ II. sale his fat1n, lying near the ono RIVER,
si0ht miles below Moundsyille, In Marshall
county, West Virginia. Said farm consists OF
666 acres, nearly all under fence; over 49o acres
cleared and mostly in grass Said farm Is
well wateTed, and laid of In fields convenient
for stock or farming purposes The buiid ni1iiS
consist of good brick house Wen pull pull
and stable, 60 81 feet; sheep houses. good
corn cribs WaguIIj SheIiS,i smoke houses. coal
and wood house. Win all other necessary
out buildings. There are several good tenant
houses Also, a large apple orchardol pelWeent
ave and six hundred trees, now bearing, OF
SAID farm could be divided so as to make
two good farms, each having good hulI0lngS
Price SIS per acre, one-third down. valance IN
payments to suit the purchaser. II desired,
vTVould sell near 500 sheep to the purchaser OF
the farm Also 40 or so head of stock cattle,
and a large stock of hogs. will give bar
gain in the above property as am determin-
"a TO sell, having purchased elsewhere; Ad-
dress the, undersigned /, AZ PowhattanI Ohio, or
: feb5-IIndSSWa.[,si H. ..flIgs ~ h SWAN
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF. A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me by Leonard @. Frost and
Mary A. Frost, his wife, bearing date on the
second dayof FEBRUARY, 1855, and now on re-
cord in the Recorders office Of Ohio county.
West Virginia, VIII sell on Wednesday, the
House or said county, at public auction. to
the highest and best bidder the following
property, to wit Lot numbered thirty-siX
t3@ lying and being on the west side OF Main
street, In that part OF the city Of Whee1ing
known as Centre Wheeling, together with the
storage warehouse, with its appurtenanees.
TERMS OF SALE, Cash. Selling as Trustees
viii convey SUCH title as Is vested In me by
said deed OF trust. all 100 ~ LLs!ts1fi fi.I2
ian2-tdIII - Z. Us. BRADYITrustee
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

HAVING p1rehased OF Mr.. II. RhetnstToL
HIS entire stock Of Goods, we would Tespectlut-
1y inform The public that 1t Is our intention 70
on "a more extensive scale than II mas peeLl
hefstofore Being diIeclly. CONTESTED iWI ~,
viii te Ifjled I'd ofier great In
ducefnents TO both nereta ana retait S3S-
eTS5 80 "a f{BIa VI D.AgAD1EhAGO w.
R Z; I AnIEsE 4 KoHs, Philadelp
febG-2w =. ~. :. :l.....Lz
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MARKET yesterday afternoon was
well attended by all hands. The pleas
ant weather brought out many who
have been absent OF late from the marts
of trade. One result of pleasant days
which we notice is the large amount OF
'Idickerfng" INDUCED in. Cold wealth
or cuts this amusement OF. Bntterwas
Sota35c; eggs, do; chickens, do; tur-
keys SOL, as; lard lsS20c.; potatoes
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C6mmissioh er's Sale
IN CHANCERY.

- a n - = = 70 vs.
Alonzo I,oring, Administrator OF the Estate
OF Jefferson L. Sangston, deceased.
BY virtue OF a decree rendered in the above
cause oct 4siS8S Il shall, on MnpdaY, the 18th
day Of FebfhAry iIs88, at 10 o'clock a: M, sell
al the front door OF the Court House, the fol-
lowing described dpEDperty or. q sutiieiepsy
thereof to pay the debts mentioned in the
BIZ IL Ms sass e X aaES b. ihBus4a Wis
Ia addition TO the City of Wheeling. Also,
all that part OF lot No; Il, in square 4, sit
uateSi at the corner Of Union and Fifth SIX,
south OF Union apd, west OF Film sts;, bound
ed as Follows, 10 witt Beginning at the Inter
section of SAID Union and Fifth sts-, thence
west 50 feet 4inehes on Union Sc. thence south
IS feet 10 ans foot alley. rnnn1ng, from. Filth
ST rs = AZ foot alley, which runs into. Union
ST. thence east with the north side OF said
foot alley to Fifth st, themes nortnwardly to
the beginning. Also; the following described
real estate, situate on Fifth 81 tTl,the E5ty0f
Wheeling, to wit: Lots n bered 2, 10, Hand
70 in J.sSG Ritchie'5 addition to the town of
Wheeling, and the adjoining four lots on the
east siiaof said lots q l0sI III apdI2; and which
four adjoining lots are in the addition TO
bered 7.S sandI 10 In square 81 - sbfroti =
Terms made known on day Of sale. -
g. L. CFANMERB
+ tam Ga = ftuTnuNfu.lnaaf.T4l
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GIN. HARRIs AT Gross
INSULT PRoMPTLY PuNIsHED.-Ge General
T. NJ. Harris delivered a speech out at
Bethany last Wednesday evening, on
behalf OF his schools Mt Fredericks-
burg, and in doingsso it seems gave
offence TO several rebels and rebel syni-
pathizers among the students. They
nccordingly organized themselves into
n gang OF twenty after the meeting had
adjourned, and going to the house OF
Samuel Adams, ESQ, whose guest he
was. manifested their indignation, con-
temut, rebel sympathy and blackguard-
ism by treating the General 70 u mock
serenade or tin. pan music and groans:
some or them were Identified. and
those who were not afterwards gave IN
their names, and the Faculty OF the
College mt once proceeded with a
process OF purgation that We nope
will result In good to the 1nsi,
tuition and 10 the cause of good
order and LOYALTY in that neigh borhoodI
Nine OF the offenders, the ring readers
and most reeustint spirits, were dis
missed and sent away from the college.
In sentencing them the Faculty
took, rs we are glad to note, the highest
ground, not only on behalf of good or
der. but in vIndIcation of the right of
perfect freedom ofspeech under the laws
OF the land. They announced that the
offence was aggravated by the fact that
1t had been committed ngainstan officer
OF the United States army, and was thus
Indirectly Rninsult to the Government,
which could have no connteuance or
federation Mt tkat institution for mo-
We are glad TO hear that the Facul-
" of the college thus promptly and
emphntically rescued the reputa-
tiof, of the institution over which
they preside, from what must otherwise
have been serious blow At It's stand-'
suffereti quite enough at the hands OF
the class Who experieneed such e1enl-
pIary discipline in represent instances
fhsy have been its bane, and needed at
Last n blow that should crush them out
n once and forever. We trust they
have now received such a blow.
IfIk ofienders were mostly from the
Sonlh. A few of them, however, were
Northern allies. S49
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JUpoEs are abundant, hereabonts4
attracted by tho Court ofAppeals.
Speaking OF Judges lady who sets
one of the best tables in this eity-and
is confessed Judss OF such matters,
speaks of the Excelsior BakIslg PotcdeT
as "aadgaIfeeRtl" She gives her Biscuit
and Griddle Cakes as ''euideAe6, y and
never fails TO '.edyTyftAe jerry"
Ask for Logan, Last & Co.'S Excelsior
Baking Ponder. Sold eyerywherS.st Z.
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..nI J tIYoUNG MEN

Fenect that a sound mind and body are the
n ost necessary requisites to yprpmpte connu-
Journey through life becomes weary Pill
erimage: the prospect hourly darilenE to the
view; the mind becomes shAdowei with des-
pair and filled with the melancholy refiec-
ton that the baHpines of another becomes
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For Sale.

II WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND LOT I
i now live In on Water Street, II fronts 42 feet
s inches by 81 feet deep. There Is very COM
modious dwelling house with rooms and n
bath house, with both hot and cold water.
viii sell my eTocerfes and give possession TO
the person purchasing If they want them, as
I wish TO quit business- For particulars in
uuire of HJ.iK. R0TSEORD, -l9's
sep4-tf Water ST. Mheeling.L VIVA.
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AfEeas Ifan New YsoFIf eosa.. :
IL HEAVY, black GLIOAIkSsss.,'l-9

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PERSONAL---VERY.. Joseph w. Taggart,
formerly. OF Newport, R. l., has receiv-
ed a unanimous call from the Baptist
church OF this city to become their pas
tor, and having accepted the same he ne
his sacred Office We are pleased 10
state in this connection that the inter
esting revival in this church, noticed IN
our paper last week, Is still in progress.
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YoUxo LADY SHOT AT STEuREN-
y1LLE.-A young lady named Purvi-
ance, OF Moorefield, Harrison county,
Ohio, was shot at Steubenville on Mon
day afternoon by n strange Peddler.
From the Herald and from private
sources. we gather that the shooting
was an accident, resulting from the
careless handling of loaded pistol De-
peddler wished to buy or trade for.
fhe ball passed through the young
Indy's right breast, causing instant
death. The peddler fled Immediately,
leaving hrs pack. Officers were In pur-
suit OF him at last accounts.