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TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS OF
| ali ktnds can be had al No. l05 B. FIFTH street
tnext door 70 Old ofhoe), and az NO, 43% WALNUT
street, Penn Building
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Tickets can be bought mere py persona sending f0y
For iurI6er Information apply st the Company's
JOHN @. DALE, Agent No. 10 BROADWAY, MY
Or to ODOHNGLl \ EAULk, Agents.
No. All CAEsNUE Street Philadelphia
,SesEFn ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
fG1- GNERAL TRANsA rLA MTG coMPANY,s
MAIL SIkAMsHIPs BETW ZEN NEW YORK
AND HAVkE, CALLING ar BKEsT.
Inc splendid new vessels this tavorlte route for
the Continent will sail from Pier No. 50 North river
ST. La URhNT .......... Brocapde e.-saturday. Oct
WILLIE DE PAKls..- .surnlO .saLurday, Oct ~
uchesne.. surGay, Oct 81
PRICE OF PASSAGE
N AO'u ''n'i0TTt0UsB 10 sBIREsSlt IiEslt OR HAvRE,
First tCabn..".....,Sl4O second Cabin....,..., ss5
Qnoludlng railway tlckels, furnished on board)
T6ee do cary seefsse
Medical attendance nee OF charge.
ne Gonrnsnt Of Europe: BY tskles me ste@ners ol
English railways ana crossing the Channel, besides
Saving tne, trouble and expense.
eESEsB kS. S BkoAI 4 AYkEN77!E' WY EoA Ass0s Sots
II For passage In Pniladelphia' apPy at Adsms'
va No 800 CHESN q T Street,
.esxES. PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND
49, AND Pa N4RF0L4K M 81 MsTGAMsAIP LINE,
FhhoU@h tskE1H4I s0dFa Hph h1k EssF LINE TO TRE
a. neon. from Vhf9T FIT ss1hENHhHEPAx shNhE aSovo nARky
TaRoueH RATES and THROUGH REoE1prs
20 all poiDts 10 North ana south Carolina via ses.
board Ar Line hslIfOso1 connecting at PortsLaontb
virginia and Tennessee air Line and Richmond and
Freight HANDLED BUT ONCE, and taken a,
Low Err RATES THAN ANY OTHER LIKE
The regularity safety and oheapness of this route
alum for carrying every description OF freight
NO charge for commission, oraysEe, or Eny expense
steamships Insured at lowest .steu.
Freight received daily. -. - ~
No. ii North ana south WHARVke.
r. PORTER, Agent at Richmond and City
IT, T. oRowELL & CO.. AEenta at Norfolk. sN
,zes@s%, NEW EXPRESS LINE TO ALEX,
asE1AAoGzhs andris Georgetown and Washington
y ", VIA chesapeake and Delaware Canal. with CON
iOE IL nchburR HTstoI KnoxyiIIe NsshvIIIs naItoT
and the Southwest,
Steamers leave regularly every Saturday at noon
nom the frat wharf anOEs Market street.
Freight received daily ,,,,, ~ ,
No. IA North and south WhRrves,
J. B. DAVIDSON, Agent at Georgetown.
N. ELDRIDGE II Co.. Agents at Alexandria, VIr.
EniR. 81
~<gNSs, NOIICE.-FOR NEW YORK. VIA
s&alAahlgSeel4sS% DELAWARE AND RARITAN CANAL,
kAPRkbS STEAMBOAT COMPANY
The Steam PIopellers OF this line leave DAILY
THRoUGH. IN q Hours.
G9ods oryaTded @ by sn the lines going outoi
WILLIAM p. ULYDE & 90, Agents,
,.n,r, No, las. WHARVEs, Philadelphia:
no. he WALL street. corner OF seuth, New YORK
uafYesa FOR NEW YORK-SWIFT-SURn
Transpor Company Despatch
aIG 5wlit-sure Lines, via Delaware and RarltRn
Canal and sfteI the lSth Of March leaving daily .
For tTeight which VIII be taken on accommodating
ia RIO. 1872 s. DELAWARE AvenEel
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INSURANCE.
STAT EMRNT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
PROVIDENCE
Washington Insurance Co,
RHODE ISLAND,
On First January, 1892
FIRST.

Capital stock. oOOOO
Amount of assessments or instalments
on stock paid In cssh"..........,....-. zoo 5000
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sIIIPPING.
CHARLESTON, 8. c.
The South and Southwest

FAST FREIGHT LINE.
EVERY THURsDAY.
The steamships PRoMETHEus, Captain Gray, J.
w. EVERMAN, Captain Vance,
WILL FORM A REGULAR WEEKLY LINE
The steamship J. W. EvERMAN will sail on
THURSDAY, February 20, NJ 4 p. M.
Through bills OF ladnE given In connection with B.
G. r. r. to points In the South aHd southwest
at lowest rates. Rates OF freight IS low
As by any other QUITE. For freight apply 70
K, A, 6OUDER a 90,
229tf DOCK STREET WHARF.
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE

DR. KINKELIN, AFTER A RESIDENCE
and practice OF thirty years NJ the Northwest
corner of Third and Union streets, has lately
moved TO sonth ELEVENTH Street, between MAR.
AHissupeTiority In the prompt and perSeot cure OF
ali recent chronic, local. And constitutional Afeo
fasa OF n speciai nature ia proyerbial.
Diseases OF the skin, appearing IN q hunaEea GU
veal ness aud All nervous debilites scientifically
and suooessfnIlY heAtsA Onics hours fFoIa A. n
TO 1P. NJ
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,SxTes FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
KIA4Sa& TOWN E,-Inman Line OF Mall steamers
Are appointed 70 call as fOIlowB:-
CITY OF NEW YORK, Saturday, Feb. 20, / p, NJ,
EIkA, via Halitax, Tuesday, FEB. 2a IL noon,
OI1Y OF ANIWERP, Saturday, Fec. "a; | L, NJ
CITY OF LONDON, Saturday, Mar, L, IL noon
KANGA ROC, via Halifax, Tuesday, Mar 9, l 2. NJ.
UlTY OF BALTIMORE, Saturday, Mar,ls, l p hd.
aud each succeeding Saturday ateTn ate tuesday,
" p, NJ, from Pier As, North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE BY THE NAIL STEAMER
bAIIISG EVERY SATURDAY,
Payable In Gold. Payable in Currency.
FIRST CA 4l0O BTHEHAGE
to London. lU5 to London-....,...,. 20
10 PArlBt,,....,,.., ubI 10 PRrlD,.,...t ~
PASSAGE BY THE TUESDAY BTEAMER VIA HI LIFAX
FIRST CABIN, 6TERRAGH,
Pay able In Gold, $500 Payable In Currency,
1Ver
81, JOhn's N. F..,.... q, ST. Johns, n, E-..... %
by Branch steam. Ell - 10y Branch Steamer..J o"
Passengers also forwarded TO HaYre, Hamburg, Brs-
men, etc. st reduced ratea.
Tickets can be bought mere by persona sending for
their trlenda, st moderate rates,
For further Information apply st the Companys
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, No. 10 BROADWAY, N. Y.
OR To ODOHNELL b EAULK, Agents,
No. All CHESEUC street, Philadelphia,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
L THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PAlLA-
ID ELPHIA. - - - - ~ -. .,.
rust Estate OF Mrs, CHRISTIAN NGLhNDENNlNu.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the second and hual account OF HUGH
ELLIOTT, Trustee, Rs filed by William ELLIOT,
mia Executor, md Jf he aid William Elliott hXecu
IoT of Hugh Elliott, deceased TuJtee, and 10 rsport
distTibutiOu OF the balance in the hands OF Ebe
accountant VIII meet the parties Interested, Tor the
purpose OF his appointment. on MONDAY, March
j. 1863 AT O'Clock p. NJ, at mis- office, NO. I%J ).
SEW ENTA Street ia the city OF Philadelphia
j. COOKE LONGSTH HErH'
2 lgthstu5t Auditor
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Requests of Mr.. Peabody.
Of the late Mr.. George Peabody, the
Cincinnati Ga7ette saws.

Of the late Mr.. George Peabody, the
Cincinnati Gazette says:
Mr.. George Peabody ordered the
building of tomb for himself in Hsr-
mony Grove Cemetery, at Salem, Mas
sachusetts, last Spring. An accurate
statement OF the requests, of Nr. Pea
body has never been published. The
following is an approach TO correctness:
For Institutes at Danvers ard Peabody,
$3.50, 900; Peabody Museum, at Salem,
$3.50, 900; Newburyport, for a library,
100000; Memoria Church, at George.
town, Massachusetts,, to the memory of
his mother, and Free Public Library at
same place, 500 900; Phillips Academy,
at Andover, $50, 900; Massachusetts,
Historical Society, 100000; Harvard
College, for Museum and Professorship
of American Archaeology and Ethnol-
ogy. $3.50, 900; Yale College, for Museum
of Natural History, $3.50, 600; Peabody
institute at Baltimore, $1,000, oOOi
Maryland Historical Society, 100000;
Kenyon College. S25, 900; Public Lib,
rary at Post Mills, Thetfort, Vermont,
$4,000; Southern Educational Fund,
So, 600, 900: London poor, S1,750, 900;
his kindred, 81 800, 600, and many
smaller donations.
The immediate cause Of Mr.. Peabody's
death was congestion of the lungs, and
he passed away without much apparent
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Is TBB AsIArIC CHOLERA ON IRIS
MARCH AGAIN lit is reported tina. the
cholera is raging with severity at the
City of Kiev, in Russia. This city is on
the Dneiper, one of the rivers of the
Black Sea, up which, in 1872, the
Asiatic pestilence marched toward the
Baltic, thence to the British Islands,
and thence across the Atlantic to Que.
bee aud New York. Perhaps the dread
cd monster of Hin6ostan may be again
progressing through Russia on a similar
raid II vigilantly watched, howev er,
his march may be checked
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Go IT SrRoxG.-Go it strong when
YOU advertise. Business is architec~
ture-its best supporters are columns
advertise persistently; don't take it by
fits and starts; keep pegging away, and
you are bound to get hearing. If you
are worthy of patronage don't be afraid
to tell it. If you have cheap goods let
the people know j.. Talk right out
like . man, don't b afraid Of hurting
.omebody's feelings, or spending few
dollars too much.
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Opposite Wells Fargo 4 Co. Carson Street,
.1,4 CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
September 9, 1880.
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TAG Chicago Tribune says the 6nan.
cial prospect is not satisfactory one.
Throughout the Northwest the general
prosperity depends SO largely upon the
grain crop, that the present low prices
make everybody feel poor. and have
depressing effect upon all branches of
industry. 1t is probable that this Falls
business will be done for very small
profits, and in many instances no profits
at all.
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TAKE THE PAPERS.
BY n. P. WILLIS.


Why don't you take the papers
They are the life of my delight
Except about election time,
And then l read for spite.
Subscribe you cannot lose cent
Why should you be afraid:
For cash thus paid is money lent
At interes. four-fold paid.
Go then, and take the papers,
And pay to-day, no pray delay,
And our word for it is inferred,
You II live until you're gray.
An old neighbor of mine
While dying with cough,
He bought box-and is he dead
No-hearty as a horse.
I knew two men, as much alike
As e'er you saw two stumps,
And no phrenologist could find
The difference in the bumps.
One takes the papers, and his life
Is happier than kings,
His children all can read and write,
And talk of men and things.
The other took no paper, and
While strolling in the wood
A tree fell down and broke his crown
And killed him Every good.
Had he been reading of the news,
At home like neighbor Jim,
I'll bet a cent that accident
Would not have happened him.
Why don't you take the papers,
Nor from the printer sneak,
Because you borrow from his boy
A paper every week.
For he who takes the papers,
Ard pays his bills when due;
Can live at peace with God and man.
And with the printer too.
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foreign tongue not taught in schools,
and consequently almost unintelligible
to speakers of English only, l am
tempted to give some further extracts
The poet begins:
"My curse upon the venom'd stang,
That shoots my tortur'd gums alang;
And thro' my Tugs gies mony a twang,
Wi knawing vengeance;
Tearing my nerves wi bitter pang,
Like racking engines"
And then he goes on to state in verse two
reasons why the toothache is so peculiarly
detestable pain, being in fact one for which
humanity generally has no sympathy:
'When fevers burn. or ague freezes,
Rheumatics knaw, or cholic squeezeS;
Our neighbours sympathy NAV ease US,
WI plying moan;
But thee-Thou hell o a diseases,
Aye mocks our groan."
The third verse, which refers to the special
manner in which he conducted himself dur
ing his agony, has less interest for the
reader, and may therefore be passed over in
favor of the fourth:
GOA the mum 'rous human dools,
Ill har'sts, daft bargains, cutty-stools
Or worthy friends rak'd i the moods,
Sad sight to seel
The tricks o knaves, or fash o fools,
Thou bears't the gree"
But few men have the courage, even If they
had the ability, to speak thus of their defeat
by SO ignoble an enemy; and, as the tooth
ache, unlike consumption, is not interesting,
even novelist have forborne from presenting
US with the spectacle of favorite heroine
enduring the torture; and, although in the
pages of fiction, it is no uncommon incident
% find young ladies swallowing draughts of
owe, together with salts and SIENNA, and re-
vardinS handsome young doctor with their |
hearts and hands, we have yet to read story |
n which the interest turns on the clever ex-
raction of Annabel's obstinate molar, or |
he admirable adjustment of front tooth,
,roken by fall hom her spirited thorough
red.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
From the Gold Hill New. of yesterday.


CHICAGO, November 20. - A larg,
number Of disasters, in many cases at
tended with loss of life, are reported
from the lakes. A great many vessel;
were foundered CT driven ashore. The
schooner Arrow was grounded on q
reef twelve miles north of here on Tues.
day night. The crew clung to the wreck
ali night and all day Wednesday, but
were washed off Wednesday night q
life-b boat started to their assistance, but
was unable to reach the vessel and was
compelled TO return. The crew of the
boat narrowly escaped destruction.
Another life-boat was swamped within
twenty feet of the vessel; one Of the
crew was drowned and the others sue
eeeded in swimming ashore. The entire
crew of the schooner, eight in number,
were drowned.
The Wabash Avenue Rink fell in last
night and was totally destroyed. The
disaster was caused by the great pres
sure of snow on the roof.
Reports of disasters on the lake con-
tinue to be received hourly. The storm
seems to have been very extensive. 1t
has been heard from as far west as
Cheyenne, and as far east as the coast
OF Maine.
Reports of damage by the storm
reach US from all points from Denver to
Boston. Buildings were unroofed,
fences demolished, and the damage
Throughout, the country has been very
serious.
ALBANY, November 2l.-At least so
buildings were damaged more or less
BY the gale on Saturday. A woman
was fatally injured by piece of flying
timber striking her on the head.
NEW YoRK, November 20.-Commo-
dore Vanderbilt testified at great length
to-day in the case of the Erie Company
against Vanderbilt, on charge of hav,
ing defrauded he Erie Railroad Com,
pany Of 5000, 900. The evidence was
quite interesting, throwing much light
On the transactions of 1869.
CHICAGO, November ga telegram
from Suez, Sunday, states tina, the
whole Inauguration feet of As steamers
arrived safely through the canal, and
that none were obliged to take pilot.
The Inauguration ceremonies will con
eluGe at Port Said as soon as the feet
can reach that point, where the last act
will be toe erection of the statue of
Lessers, who has already received the
Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor
from Napoleon. The canal is on all
sides pronounced a complete success.
New YoRk, November 2O.-A special
says arrangements are being made to
erect a monument TO George Peabody.
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An exchange says Andrew johnson
has filed his claim to be considered the
s'Moses' Of the nineteenth century. He
was permitted to 60 up On the "Pisgah"
Of fifiy.oss votes aad look over into the
United States Senate Chamber, bat lot
to enter the promised land.
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AxoSG the European actors who con-
template professional visits to the United
States this season are Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mathews, J. B. Blackstone and
E. A. Sothern. 1t is also stated that
Mrs Anna Cora Mowatt Richie intends
returning to America and the stage.
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V. & T. r. R. NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT NO
N more excursionists will be permitted on
the Construction Trains Of the V. T. X. r.. the
Company being unwilling to assume the risk Of
Transporting passengers on the cars now In use.
Parents are requested to prevent their children
from playing about the track and cars.
H. n. YERlN0TON,
=. eupsrintsudent Y. T r. r.
Carson, October q, 1860.
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MORNING. EDITION.
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"Who Would sntFar pN

II sncw q ycars since Dr.. Tobias mt in-
troduced tho "Venitian Liniment" in the
United States, and never In a single Instance
has his medicine fnIled to do all, II not more
than Is stated in his pamphlet. As an ex.
ternal remedy in cases OF Chronic Rheuma-
ttm, Headache, Toothache, Bruises, Burns,
Cuts, Sores, swellings, SprainS, stinga Of In.
sects, and Pains In Limbs, Back and Chest,
its wonderful curative powers are miracu.
lous. Taken internally for tho cure OF
Cholea. Colo DiArrh1a, DySOntsry, Sick
Headache and VometIng, It's Soothing and
Penetrating qualities are felt as soon as ia
ken. The oath with which each bottle "a
accompanied will show TINT there 10 moth.
Ing Injurious In its competition. Thousands
OF certificates have been received speaking
OF the rare virtues OF this valuable article.
Any person after having used II once Will
never be Without It. Every bottle OF the
genuine has the signature OF "S. l. Tobias"
on the outsids wrapper. Sold by the Drug.
glstS and Storekeepers throughout the
United States. Price 50 cents. Depot, 10
Park Place, New York.
nnVlO-lmuHw
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The relations Of Peru to the Spanish
GunEoat question, are thus stated by
a Washington telegram:
In June last the Peruvian Minister
sent note to the Secretary OF State, in
which he stated his belief that the ves>
sels were building for use against his
country. The result OF this complaint
was that they were put under the sur
Veillance or tue navy. One day last
week about the time that the builder
hled his protest and memorial, OF which
the substance was given last night, 1t
became necessary to call on the Peru.
Wan representative to do one Of three
things-withdraw his complaint, pre-
sent his evidence against the boats, or
consent to their surrender TO the Span
lsh Minister on such pledges from
spain TO Peru as Peru gave to Spain
when purchasing iron. clads OF our gov .
eminent. The Peruvian Minister de.
clined TO act on either OF these sugges.
lions, alleging, as Ia understood, that
be was not empowered to do 30. Then
came builder Delameter's memorial,
and the whole thing was at once thrown
into the courts. The Peruvian Minister
from the beginning has hardly been
more than hgurehead TOR the Cuban
Junta, and It Is not likely that he can
show single ground for complaining
against the vessels, and most persons
doubt II he makes any serious effort In
that direction when the case comes TO
trial,
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SptttaI NutIEes
The Constitution Oysrthrown

The Constitution and Health may be
ruined by few applications OF tho lead OF
sulphur hair dyes now in the market. "Not
Dye" may DO the motto OF such nostrums,
but A DLEmay DO the result OF using them
But ONE HAIR DYE has been
TRIED AND ACQUITTED
Of all dcleterIouS tendency, under the In.
tAlllbIe laws ofscIonce. Bel known 10 all,
that
Crlstadoro's Excelsior hair Dye
has been Analysed by the distinguished
chemist, Professor Chiffon, and his certln.
cate Of IL wholesomeness may be seen at
CFstadoroS, 0 Aston House, New York.
CRlsrADoRoS HAIR PRESERVA.
TIVE, "a q Dressing, aeA like u charm on
tho Hair after Dyelng. Try 1t,
novl0.lmdhW
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O. E. sTIFEL,
wHEELING,w.vA.

NOTE-1hls Broller will also toast bread
with astonishing npldIty; can DO used n
advantage, when required, for baking PotA.
toes, eggs, and apples; and with an extra
wire Crate OF fine mesh, simultaneously
RdluStAolel, Is an unequAled corn pepper,
and Will roast cotIee more evenly, and with
All the above operationI are Performer
with much less fuel than Is necessary 10
heat the oven. Tho tine wire Crate for pop.
ping corn and roasting coffee, Is an optional
Rppurtenance, costing 10 csnR extra, and
only sent when specially ordered.
novi7'lt e. 4, SrIFEL.
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GteQntelliI2ettrer

REPoRETHE WAE...Mr.E.Lee Dayton,
of Philllppi, has laid us under an obi.
gallon by sending US copy OF the
WEEKLY lSTILLIGRNcRR Of May %,
1856, which, although less than four.
teen years old, possesses many points
OF Interest. The lNTELLIdENCER was
then in Its fourth year. 1t was pub
lIshed by Beatty & Co., and was Wing
In politics. The chief question OF local
attraction Just then seemed to be the
sheriIII'y. We find there was a quad
rAnSulnr fight. "Mr. ShalCross, Mr..
BsdllIon, Mr.. Gregg, and Mr.. Irwin,
the Know Nothing nominee" were the
candidates. The ISTILLIdENCER was
hostile to the Know Nolhings, and
hoped the opposition would mite on
ono HIHu against their nominee; and 1t
specially urged them to unite on the
candidate "beSt qualified for the Office
pretty good advice even for these lat
ter times.
The latest European news was just
twenty days old. Walker was then
GlIIbusIerIng in Nicaragua. The ques.
ton Of recognizing him as govern.
meuL" WAS being discussed In Con.
Gress, which then held Howell Cobb
and Stevens, OF Georgia; Clingman, OF
North Carolina, Mason, Of Virginia;
Crittenden, &c. Shannon was then
Governor OF Kansas. 1t took a month
then 10 get news from California.
The bids for the Wheeling Custom
House had just been opened, and
Messrs. Stewart. ScheRle & Co., were
found to be the lowest bidders, they
proposing TO do the work for $50, 100.
The Weston Herald had just declared
that the only Issue In a recent town
election there was "hogs"-the par
ties being hog and sntl>hoH. the hog
party maintaining the right Of the swine
to the freedom Of the city, and favorIng
the repeal Of law that bound the
porkers In inglorious captivity. The
hogs carried the day. Wheeling had
had sensation the previous Sunday,
"created by an unsuccessful attempt on
the part OF Mr.. Forbes OF the First
Ward 10 shoot the sheriff" The pres
ent flre.proof vault in the Court House
had recently been placed there, and
was deemed "a good and very neces-
sary Improvement" Mr.. John McCul.
Ioch was then County Clerk. The
Washington Guards, "a fine appearing
and we'll drilled military company
from Marietta" were In the city, and
among other designations 1t was noted
that they had attended theatre at the
AtheEDum.
Glaucing over the wholesale market
report we find butter quoted at Halls,
Rio coffee 1211al3; Flour, super. S co.
extra IS 25; green apples 81 GOAL 25 per
barrel; ginseng IS cents per pound;
wheat 81 GOAL 10; oats %; corn 25a2S; to-
bacco, twist IS, good 5S 1Sa2O, extra ga
20, smoking 7a10; whisky, Mongahela
In barrels, 75al 80 per gallon, common
30; beef cattle on foot 311a4; smoked
hams ~, shoulders X, sides s; eggs s;
sugar, New Orleans common 81, coffee
grades 1OAlOH, crush, .pnlverized and
granuIated l2al211; tea, Eunpowder and
imperial 45A7O, Young Tyson and
OoloAR 30a70:. nails, al 81 IN. al "a IN
Cd 81 90, Sal0d s. so.
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BEST beef Is now selling In Martins
burg ut IL cents per pound.

ASK the Ladies' maids and they will
tell yon that PHALoN's VITALfA OR
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR IL the favo-
rite article for rsvlvlpR the natural
tinge OF blanChed or fading rInglets,
Clear as fluid glass, wholesome to the
skin as water, undIscolorable by the
light, without any mineral odor and
yielding no sediment, 1t deIles CompetI.
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