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Rf COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Late Clerks with James C Mcclure A Co 4
Southwest corner Pennsy lvanis avenue and lid
street, Star Office Building"

QY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- LAT. Clerks with James g. Mcclure Cs.,D
street, "stsr Office Building"
EFs saE WISH n nE EEk F!h At
On wEDNEsDAY AFTERNOON, NAV the 18th
west 81 feet Of Lett and the east feet Of Lot 8 in
on the north side Of K street north, between 2Ist
Terms. One-third ca.h: balance in 6 and i,
mSnths with interest secured Dy q deed OF trust
ebasss co. snoins sna stamps at sar
Of sale i '1' o. 1.-THE
my s dads COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
10y COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers,
Southwest Corner Of PeDnsyiv.n HGuFe Ca S re,
street, Star ONCE Building.
TRTsTEEs sALEOF a VALUABLE LOT ON
sfRkEf N 6ST S SkkR TH GoE EssI
By virtue of a-deed OF trust lief. for record. the
on THURSDAY aFTERS5oN. P Nav t ss'i i,tS
No. ss d 9elSek; on the preni.ss parts Of Lot.
ssg Of Is siss y dssh Of 70 with d
and being near the Capitol, should dem and the at
An conveyarcing and revenue stamp, at pur.
chaser cost SIo down at time of sale. Terms
WILLIAM HOLIDAY, Trustee.
RY GREEN a WILLIAMS
y Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
NO. 326 southeast corner 7th and ID streets.
VALUABLE BgILpING LOT. FRONTING ON
MJERSE1 ANkNUE, BETWEEN AND
g STREETS NORTH. Ar AUCTION
On THURSDAY. the 9Th instant, we shall sell on
the Pre- mises. at O'Clock p m, being Lot no %.
in Johnson 5 subdivision Of Square No 6a6 being
= feet front by 81 feet more less, which makes
II a valuable Building Lot.
deed OF trust on the premises. All conyeyancing
aud revenue stamps AT the cost OF the purch aser
my4d CHEM WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE "a POSTPONED ON
account Of the rain until TUESDAY, the lfth in
slant. same hour and place.
DySd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aacts.
10y WIN. L. WALL & CO. Auctioueers
~ Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar
No. % Louisiana avenue, bet. 9th and 10Th sts
SALE OF CARRIAGES, ROCKAwAYs. BIG
GlEs, &c, AT ACTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, May 18th. commen-
chg at 10 clock, We will cell at our Bazaar, to
cover advances and pay charges
Open buggy
2Jenny Lind Buggies
two seated Carriage
Rockaway
old Buggy
Sulkey
Hack
pairs Bellows
Boxes and Anvil.
And hereby give notice that unless the advan-
charge, , are paid On the above atielss be
cash. JOHN II MOORE
my Sd W. l.. WALL a CO Aucts.
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10y GREEN Il WILLIAMS
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. S26 Southeast corner 18th and ID streets.

THREEVALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FRONT
!NS ON The CORNFROF NEW HANPSHIRE
ITEEE 18th AND l7TH STREETS WEST,
On Thu RsDAy, the l4th instant, at six O'Clock
p N we shall sell, on the premises. Lots Nos. @,
and being subdivision of Square No. III, being
good fronts and depths for building pErposes, to
which We ask the attention Of buyers. as property
Is growing In value very rapidly In this section Of
the city.
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. All conyeyancing
and revenue clamps at the cost of the purchaser.
S25 DOWN on each when sold.
my I'd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Rf j. 7. COLDWELL & CO., Auctioneers,
- s. w. Corner Penn. avenue and ~ street

STOCK AND, FIXTURES OF CONNECTION.
EkY STORE, AND LOT OF FURNITURE AT
~AAu A. MnNH.v wu,, atm. m :,
At S34 Pennsylvania nue., corner ID street the
stock Of French Candies, Canned Fruits Toys
Jars, Glass front Shelving Cigar Case Counters,
&c. :, ,.--4.s.-. -a-
Lot Of Furniture: Marble top Tables, Wardrobe,
Sofa, Chairs, Stoves, handsome Mirrors, Engray-
ny1S Kern" Jf. eJoLDwELL q CO., Auet..
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R1 0hEEN q WILUTAM
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. $40, Southeas corner 7th and ID streets.
TWO TwO.srORY FRAME HOUSES AND
Lots FRONTING ON AGKSON STREET.
tS.EJWnEN MOTH CAPITOL AND FIRsr
MAR TIE CONVENIENT PRINTING OF.
F1CE, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at O o'clock D. m .
We shall cell ON the premises, Lot lie, square
No "a, being rs teet front by 81 ieet iachss In
Terms: One fifth cash; balance In Fix, twelve
eighteen, and twenty four months, for notes bear
PREMISE All conveyxncins and revenue stonar
at the cost of the purchasers. $50 downoa each
my I'd GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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DROPesALs FOB FRESH BEEF.

0sce Chief Conr,ni,sary Of Subsis,sr,..
ST Paw, Minnesota, April "a, 1853
until q oeocH M. THURSDAY May II rf fsss 's si
I'M. once, or at she ONCE of the Acting Gommis
v sd.worth d. T.. and Riples and Smelling, Mimi.
orsuppl, ing ret Beef from the block, from uiy l.
1913, Ia uDe 81, IS 3, to the troop, at ... =
E ESr. MAG sd.r%n,R D. t. seonpsniss.
Ieri Smelling. MINI, company
The b-ef 20 DE of good market able quality with
hanks, and sidney tailow to BE- excluded J and de-
nveIed a. the posts named, in such quantities and
The mech. Of the cattle slaughtered under this
ent asd tfs b D. cut On at tss ,ga S vssssS5.
q ihe i4r. 9narteIs shall be cut OF fom three to
ters from six to eight inches above the sambrel or
at any one q OF at all the posts above named.
Bids will also be received for furnishing, for the
choice cuts Of fresh beef stating price per pound,
Bids from firm mas. specify the names and ad-
= ss Of each men1er thereof
Bicders should b. present to respond to their
Escb bid to secure confederation, must contain
swritten guarantee, tsimilsr to the one required
lie rom Two responsibie psrtiesfor the faithful
performances Of the contract il awarded
TIE undersignsd reserves the right to'rejeet any
PsynlsI t 10 be made monthly in ,uch funds as
MAY br on band; If none on hand to be made as
Preposai, mus. he endorssi distinctly, .'Prcpo-
signed ~ j. III. GILMAN,
Breyet Lieut. Colonel and q. s.
my l-6t Chief c, s., Dept, of Dakota.
NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS FOR Supply OF
~ MARINE HOSPITAL
FfEHEs. DISTRICT OF NKw Ga LyANs, (
rS,T ss.a that 1 sealed s .e
esompan,.s % proper guarantees, according to
~fh BE- reeeissd ,hereat until u o'clock meridian
M No. nO! ynre issS for the supply II the
provisions medicines, Ac,' enuBnersted in said
forms. The quantities stated are essi sted with
reierenee TO the gssal number q p3sisaes in tbs
hcSpitsi but the United etafss FAeeryeS tSe riShf
t,tske re less Of SAID articles, -
hey ray DE sctnsiiy !eaeired ~ the articles a.
ver.d a. the he sptsi are not, 20 the judensus AZ
theghysfeian, OF The best quslity. ana adaVts6 8
the hosp tai he will be at liberty 10 reject the sand
ensrge the cont actor With AIRY excess ID the rest
The Tnitsa stnss RESERVES the .fikht Is sec.A
the proposals for the uhoie OF Any vortion of tiS
articles specihed. q. n BBEtElH ri Dor
my std Survey y and Acting COLLECTOR.
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LGUINDA HESS, Guardian.
ap aO.eo&ds GRE En- WILLIAMS, Aucts.

ID late Clerks with .. O. Mcclure 4 Co. ~
South west corner Pa avenue and nth street
= = .r4I,rs (Star Once 8uildine.) = -
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RY n. X. WALSH d CO, Aucfioneers,
u No. ass Pennsylvsnia avenue,
Southeast corner Of 10Th street
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ri eREEE WILLIAMS, ~-okers,
~ =, Asctoneers and Real rststs b " streets
O NO. 20, Southeast corner I'm and
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STANDARD BOOKS AT ACCTION-Emhrs.
y, cling vast variety Of subects-new works
elegant editions, choice lit.rature-of an elevated
character ma gnitcent cole elton; EVERY EVE.
MING this week by catalogue. under the Metro.
politsn Hotel. 81 P.nLA ave. Call and see them
and procure a catalogue. my .-lys
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Police Court.

Police Court.
Considerable interest was manifested
at this Court yesterday morning to hea
the case of Georges Wehner, adjourned
from Monday morning. n. Richardson
ESQ.,, appeared for the defence.
The case being called, Mr.. Clifford
was sworn and testified that he procured
liquor at the house of George Wehnel
on Sunday, May II.
Mrs. Clifford having been sworn testi
lied that she also got liquor at the same
house on the same day, and that SHIT
had obtained liquor there on severa
Sundays.
Mrs. Glee. for defence, swore that she
was there on the same Sunday and that
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford were refused liG'
uOr.
Nicholas Stringer testified that he
knew nothing about the matter, but
that he had frequently tried to get liq'
uor on Sunday and was always refused.
Mr.. Glee testified to similar facts
Mr.. Wehner's son, Adam, swore that
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford tried several times
to get liquor on Sunday bnt were always
refused by his mother who, he said, al
ways carried the keys. He said Clifford
was mad because he was refused and
threatened to make it cost his father
ten dollars.
His Honor, the Judge, considered the
case established and fined the defendant
twenty dollars and costs.
Jacob Schimp, charged with disor,
derly conduct, was called up, but swore
that he desired one or two material wit.
nesses, and the case was postponed till
Wednesday morning.
John Stanley, charged with disorder
ly conduct Oh Saturday night last, was
fined five dollars and costs.
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Meeting Of City Council-scc"n

Meeting Of City Council-secSnd
Branch.
Couxcil was organized by calling w.
Miller to the Chair-the President be-
ing absent.
The proceedings of the last meeting
were read and approved.
Unfinished business came up for ac-
ton for reducing water tax. Agreed to
concur with the action of the First
Branch, taxing IS cents for each mem
Der of Il family. Mr.. A. McCourtney
was appointed messenger to notify the
First Branch of the concurrence of the
! Branch.
A motion was made to suspend the
rules to take up joint resolution for
the election of n Sanitary committee
for each Ward.
An amendment was offered TO strike
out Sanitary committee and insert
Health Officer, which was agreed to-
Mr.. John Hughes was appointed meSsen-
ger to communicate the same to the
First Branch.
A motion was made that the resigna,
ton of J. NJ. Ewing, as a member OF
this Branch be accepted. Agreed to.
On motion, the report of the commit
tee on Accounts, amounting to s9S4.5O,
was adopted.
The report of the committee on Gas
Lights was read and, after slight amend
ments, was, on mottapa. adopted, seri-
dtum.
Message received from First Branch
Report of the Street Commissioner
recommending various expenditures on
various streets, and also recommending
the payment of several sums amount
ing to S4Ss.77!.
On motion, an amendment was offered
to said report that Chapline street be
included among the streets to be paved
! Lost.
On motion of Mr.. Hughes that street:
to be repaired be paved with boulders
Lost.
On motion the report of the Commits
siouer was adopted.
The report of the Superintendent o
the Water Works, embracing expendi
lures to the amount of 1852 y, was
adopted.
A petition from the employees of the
Post Office, asking the privilege of Wa
ter, was presented. Referred to CON
mittee on Water Works with power t
act.
:. An ordinance relative TO the assess
ment of water rents came up for action
After a series of alterations and amend
ments the ordinance YVES adopted.
On motion Augustus Rolf was electe'
to fill the vacancy Of J. NJ. Ewing, re
: signed.
On motion Ceancil adjourned.
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CAROLINA RICR-
~ u tisrn"S prime new Carolina Rice.
MAXWELL TlNGLE
IDROVIsIONH-
i Bacon Hams shoulders and SidsA Bulb
Meats. Dressed Hogr, Prime Loaf Lard. &C.
MAXWELL d TISGLR
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TriaI Trip.

Trial Trip.
Ga yesterday afternoon the Mount
Clare" made her trial trip from the
landing at the Belmont Mills.
She passed down the river some two
or three miles, and returned, making
something over twenty miles per hour
down stream, and about ten miles per
hour up stream against pretty stift
current.
This boat was built by the Il. II o.
K. II. Company and is intended to cross
passen gers at Parkersburg. Her length
il l25 feet and has % feet beam. Her
machinery was all put up and finished
at the machine shops ef the Company
in this city. The castings were fur
nished from the Company's shopin Bal
timore.
The arrangement of the machinery
is different from any we have seen be-
fore, and is of the most exquisite work
manship.
The engineer says he has worked at the
business of putting up engines for the
last twenty years and he never saw one
work as Smoothly, at first, as this. The
name of the engine is "Mary Ellen" 1t
is as neat as a clock.
1t will be under the command Of Capt.
William Bryan, CT Parkersburg, engln-
eersd by ]. L. Taylor, of Wheeling, and
piloted by Amos Curley, of West Wheel
ing.
Taking the boat and machinery to-
gether We doubt whether it is equaled
for beauty by any boat of this city.
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FOB SALE.
PUBLIC SALE.

lN SATURDAY. JUNE 18th, 1865, AT TIKI
J front door of the Court House, two tract
of land, with coal privileges TO each, being par
of the A. K. Woods farm, on the Ohio river, p
miles north Of the city of Wheeling.f
The drst, or upper tract, whfsh joins the landi
of A. r Garden, ESQ, consists Of 81 acres Of
land. with coal field Of about l35 acres.
The second. Joining the above on the South,
consists of 81 acres of land and a coal field OF
about 20 acres. On this tract there Is a good
frame dwelling house, stablipg, sc.
The thickness of the coal vein (abOut 6 fesU
aud its situation above the river bottom makes
vcry desirable locations for rolling mills or any
other manufacturing establishment, Also, de-
slra6le for shipping coal By the river.
A plat of the property can be seen and all In.
,ormation given at the Recorders Office, Wheel.
Jog, W. Va $50
Tasks q SALE :-one-thitd cash; the balance
n ak. twelve and eighteen months, with ap-
proved security. Sale positive
K. B. WOODS,
rv27 I'd W. II. WOODS.
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Markets.

Markets.
Yesterday morning the Fourth Ward
market was well supplied with vegeta'
bles. Prices ranged moderately low
Strawberries and cherries were-seld for
twenty cents per quar- or three quarts
for fifty cents. Peas, eighty cents pei
peck. Radishes, asparagus and onions
five cents per bunch. The abundant
supply of vegetables ought to lower
the prices of meats, but still they rule
very high. Beef steak commands TWEEN
ty-five cents per pound. Pork and nut
ton are held at fifteen cents per pound
Veal twenty cents. Yet ut these prices
butchers have ne difficulty in disposinG
of their meats.
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A Challenge.

n ObniienSe.
The agents of the improved Grover d
Baker family sewing machine hold
themselves in readiness to meet the
representatives of any other sewing ma
chine in Wheeling, at such time and
place as may be agreed upon, and have
test, when they will clearly demon
strate that the Grover & Baker will ez-
ecute a wider range of work, doing it
handsomer, stronger, and more durable
than any other machae in the market.
Salesroom at Oxtoby & Dufield's Jew
elry Store, 1O3 Main street, where will
be found magnificent stock of watches,
clocks, jeweiry, spectacles and fancy
goods.
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Gravel Roofs.

Gravel Roofs.
Mr.. George Crumbacker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method, and war
rants his work to give satisfaction,
either ir resisting fire or turning
water. The tar used is put through
a process that frees it from oil
and benzole, and no matterlhow great
the heat, it will not run. 1t is equal
" efficient in roofs Of every con-
ceivable pitch, Mr.. Crumbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks ofthe best quality
and for sale at the lowest rates This
has stood test of fifteen years in Pitts
burgh, and is the cheapest in use. Call
at the Factory, head of Lindsey street,
East Wheeling, or address him through
the Wheeling Post Office.
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The great CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD is there
fore. In an important sense, q SEAI.NATIoNAL
WORK aided and commended by the people, the
Legislative power, and the Executive officers,
though its management is administered nth al
the care aud Corctkought Of the most eminent PIRATE
covpOrationS Being under the constant super
vision of the Government--who, being the prin'
cipal creditor, accepts subordinate and contin,
gent lien-with so large an amount OF addition
n capital also invested in the property pledged
il is believed that no securities now offered In
the market possess the sane claims 10 conh'
dence and market value, except those Of the
Government.
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Cool.

AS the Presidential campaign is abont
opening it is necessary for the people
to keep cool. This wholesome advice,
however, at this tune, is entirely I'M
necessary, as the weather precludes the
necessity of any such admonition. 1t is
now the 9th of June and we have not
had more two days of real warm wealth
er. Whether we are to have a "cold
season." or whether nature checks the
rapid growth of vegetation for the bet
display of her plentifulness we know
not.
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Under these iavoring auspices very gratifying
progress has been made in extending the railroad
truck from botl directions. Nearly 1900 miles
of the Main Line and cenverging Branches be.
tween the Missouri River and the base OF the
Racky Mountains have been built within three
years. Thu CENTRAL Pacific RAILROAD has
also steadily and successfully carried tho Main
Stem Line from the steamboat navigation Of the
Pacific 10 the summit Of the Sierra Nevada and
into the Great Salt Lake Basin east Of the Cali
fornia line. Having overcome by far the most
difficult and expensive portion OF the whole
limo, the probabilities of the through connection
with the Eastern lines being effected In is7o
Amount almost 70 certainty.
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EXPLANATION of signs.

Explanation oil signs.
For the especial benefit of old women
and the superstitious generally, we
append the following explanation OF
signs, which are conceded truthful by
these who have tried them.
If you break looking-glass it is
ign you will have to get another or 60
without.
To commence long journey Oh Fri
day it is sign you will not get far be-
fore Sunday.
If you help yourself to butter when
you have butter on your plate 1t IS
sign you have two pieces.
If you drop your dish cloth 1t Is
sign you will have to pick it up again
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River News.

River News.
The river last evening was at a stand
with ~ feet inches by the marks.
But little was doing on the levee.
The Ingomar left for Pittsburgh and
the Express for Parkersbnrg. The For
est City and the James Rees made theil
regular trips. Qsite n number of Tow
Boats with barges passed up yesterday
Boats leaving to-day-Rebecca fol-
Petersburg at IL A. NJ. Forest City
for Steubenville at 81 P. NJ. and James
Rees for Sunfish at 8 p. NJ.
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WASHINGTON, d. g., Feb. "a, 1865.
John Lirinpston, Esq, Secretary Merchants Union
Lac Company, Neg York
DEAR SIR:-Your new Law Register and ON
cial Directory, just issued, appears to have been
very carefully prepared, and we think may DC
of great service in the transaction OF the onsi'
ness of this Department Inc WORK VIII h uoIos'
less prove valuable 10 every oihcl9l, banker
'''''' ALEX. w. RANDALL,
J.. NJ. General.
ST. JOHN b. L. SKINNER,
First Asst. T. NJ. General.
JOSEPH II. BLACKFAN,
Chief Clerk F. q. Dept.
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IRA
i 10 hlf ch. choice o. T.. TIA
10 do do. Y. II DO
IS do. medium grades g. +. and '
~ do. Oolongs, for sals.
MAXWELL 4 TIkUl.L
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Spring Chickens.
We are happy to announce TO the
public that Spring chickens will be
served up in elegant style, at the Fair
and Festival at Washington Hall, on
Thursday evening. Those who are
fond of these delicacies, and who is
not will not fail to pay their respects
to the first chickens of the season at
the time and place mentioned. Tickets
to the Festival for sale at Z, Bookings
and at McLain Bros.
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Camp Meeting.

Camp Meeting.
According to previous notice, a num-
her of Ministers and brethren of the NJ.
E. Church, met at the Old Campground,
near Moundsyille, W. Va, June 8, 1868.
Colonel VIM. Alexander was appoint
ed Chairman and Rev. j. w. Webb
Secretary. Part of the hymn commenc'
ing "a charge to keep / have" was
sung, and prayer offered by Kew. u
Martin. The object of the meeting hav'
ing been explained by Rev. K. A. Ar
thur, the following resolutions were
unanimously passed:
Resolred, That We recommend the
holding of Camp Meeting at the Ole
Camp grounds, near Moundsville, w
Va, commencing August Goth, 1858.
Resolred, That Revs. R. A. Arthur, B
Ison, and Colonel VIM. Alexander, Gee
Edwards, B. T. Bowers, NJ. Dunro, ant
VIM. Hammond, be appointed a com
mittee of Arrangements.
Resolved, That the brethren AM
| friends on the Ohio side be, end the,
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are hereby cordially invited to take
part with us in holding the Camp Meet
ing. ssssa Ft
The meeting adjourned with the Ben
ediction by Rev. T. Ball.
'- WIN. ALExANDER, Chairman.
J.W. WEBB, Secretary.
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Thsse bonds I'D fair IN attain the most prom.
inent position among the nonzPeculativs in
yestnents Of the country. and viii bo actively
dealt In AZ the money oeBtres In Europe.
Holders Of Government securities have Op
portupity Of exchanging tbsm for Central Pa
cine EOHds bearing Al equal rate 81 interest
with the principal well secured, and Of
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Religious.

There will be imposing religious cere-
monies at the st. James Cathedral OIL
Thursday next, CORPUS Christi.)
Some one hundred and thirty children
will receive their first communion at
half past six o'clock A. ~, and nearly
two hundred persons will receive the
sacrament of confirmation at the service
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
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Reware Of CounterfeifS and
UnnFinciDled Dealers,

Whoendeayor TO dispose Of their own" and
other" articles ON the reputation obtained BY
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations,
Helmbold's Genuine Extract Buchu.
Helmholds's Genuine Extract SArszpaTills,
Helnbolds Genuine Improved Ross wash
Sold by al Druggists RyeEyvhere.
AK for HEnDoLD's- Take Nc other.
Cut out this advertisement and ssadfor Il
and avoid imposition and exposure.
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Cigars Coming Down.

As we were passing a cigar store in
Centre Wheeling, on yesterday, a gust
of wiHd blew down the sign. The pro-
prietor coming to the door remarked
that cigars were certainly coming down.
We thought this news, if true, would
be very acceptable to very large por-
ton of the male community.
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Grand Affair.

Grand Affair.
The festival tonight at the Island
NJ. Z. Church promises to be grand
affair, judging from the amount of work
going OH among the fair ladies of that
section.