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Good wholesome Vinegar Any one
can make it. See advertisement Of w. II.
Bishopin this paper. my25daw3m
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Ventilated hats, In entirely new styles
the most comfortable and delightful hat
ever worn, Mt Jno. Antrims. IT,
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A new supply Of Calf Boots and Caters
ust received at p. Nefs, No. 80 Ohio
Ieyee
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Clothing for the million at p. Nefrs No
70 Ohio levee. Thebest good in the city
will be found at this house. IT,
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YLOCR.

300 bbls. Flour medium grade, also 200
half bbls. medium quality suitable for the
Southern for sale at the Egyptian
mil AZ
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Orr THE TRAcx.-The switchman at
the round house on the levee, left open
the switch at that place on Sunday morn.
ing, and his neglect might have resulted
in n sensational railroad disaster. The
passenger train coming in ran of the
main track and collided with coal cars,
wrecking the engine and several cars.
Luckily, the train was moving at a slow
rate of speed. Judges Allen and Mulkey
and Hon. d. W. Mum were on the cars
and received lively shaking up. Nobody
hurt
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Youths boys and Childrens clothes, u,
less than New York prices, will be sold
this week, NJ y. Nei's, regardless OF cost.
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Saratoga Ladies Trunks-the best
Observation-Disclosures aud prices, At John
Antrims. Also Satchel. and Travelling
Bags Of all grades, sizes, styles and
prices. II.
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The ORDER or THE DAY.-A general
order for Sozodent. In the teeth Of all
opposition it has become the supreme dem
trihce Of the age,
No impurity can infest the teeth cleaned
daily with sozodont, Outlay, the bark Of
'he Gillian soap tree, an article which
Possesses cleansing properties superior to
'ao'e OF any other known substance, 1. one
- 'ne ingredients Of this peerless com
pVu'u' oozodont is the only dentriace in
eA"'eHce IN which this salubrious botsni.
cal product is incorporated.
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BARGAINS tBARoAISsl-A good suit OF
clothing for ten dollars, at =. NeGs, IS
Ohio Levee.
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"THE HEATED TERM IL CoutSo Thu

"THE HEATED TERM Is COMING" The
Summer months are upon us with their
snltry weather and long train of diseases
1t is the season when nature can do little
IN recuperating our exhausted strength
ana when we are required to fortify our
physique against the dangers arising from
the universal prevalency of sickness. The
only true safeguard is tina. sure and reliable
tome and invigorator Mishler's Herb Bit.
tiers, which is Endorsed and recommended
by the medical faculty and by unnumbercd
thousands Of persons in every city. town.
and village in the country, who have tested
its remedial virtues, and by its aid, pre-
served or recovered their health. 1t will
purify the blood and secretions; cure every
form ofindigestion, and afford immed late
relief in cases of Dysentery, Collie, Cholera,
Cholcra Morbus, and kindred diseases. Pro.
vide yourself nor against time of need.
Delays are often dangerous.
augSeoddaw.
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srALpisa's GLUE" handy about the
house msnds everything sus s"a,w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
T ETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining unclaimed In the Post
Office, at Caro-, ILL.,, on Saturday, Aug 8, 1870
IAnIIsi IIsr.
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RIVER NEWS.

July 81, ls70.-dswlm
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Thc fol.
lowing Is list of deeds in fec admitted to
record in the Office Of tho Recorder Of
Ohio county, during tho week ending Fri
day, February II:
Deed made January %, 1870, by VIII
liam Miles and wife to james $. Riddle,
for the south half Of lot No. 4, in square
No. 49, South Wheeling; $3.50. Admit
ted February 8.
Deed made February 8, 1870, by NJ. B.
Reed trustee for Eliza A. Morrison, "a
Bcrtram ]. Welshhaus, for 234 acres oi
land on Glcnn's Run, near the Ohio river
formerly owned by Farmer0 $2,5OO
Admitted same day.
Deed made September /, 1868, by J. L.
II obbs and wife to Henry Lohman, for lot
on north side of Walnut street, 80 feet
west Of South strcct-33 by 90 ieGt-South
Wheeling; $lT5. Admitted February 8.
Deed made February l, by Charles Otto
and wife to George KrOusc, for lot No. Z,
in square No. IS, South Wheeling; $3.50.
Admitted February
Deed made February /, by D. SOphronH
PhilbriCk TO Christina KlOSS, for lot No
IS, in Lagrange, South Wheeling; $10O
Admitted February 10.
Deed made February 10. by Charles
Bullock and wife to Henry Troutman, for
90 feet front on Alley and running back
40 feet, lying 40 feet north Of Southwest
corner; $475. Admitted February 10.
Deed made February 0, by Virginia E
White to Washington Rumble, Tor lots
Nos. u and 05, Main street between First
and Second streets, Centre Wheeling
$4,2O. Admitted February II.
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FRANCE.
More Arrests Made.


PARIS, Feb. 12.
Thirly-iivc persons were arrested yes.
tcrday on suspicion Of completely in the
plot against the State and life Of the EN-.
perOr. In all cases arms were tound
upon the persons Ofthe prisoners. Those
arrested were incarcCratcl In prison and
will soon be proceeded against. More ar
rests are 10 be made.
PARIS, Feb. 13
NJ. FouvicllC, friend of Victor Noir,
and witness of his death, has been dis.
charged from custody. The other editors
Of the La Mareilldt$e arc still in prison.
ROchcfort Is not permitted TO sec his icl'
low prisoners. Aproposition to impcacll
the Ministry was sent last week by Roche
fort to deputy, to be introduced in the
Corps Lcgislatil, but the chamber refused
to hear II, and alter tho sitting the deputy
sent it to L. Schneider, President Of the
Corps.
There has been still further arrests by
the police to-day Of persons engaged in
the recent plot against the life Of the En-
peror.
The city is tranquil. Seven Of the cdi.
tors Of the Reform newspaper received
orders to appear before the court to an-
swcr charges for the violation Of the press
Inv. In answer TO the summons the Re
form this morning publishes an article
against the government Of extraordinary
violence.
MUNICH, Feb. 19.
The Council ia considering the subject
OflcthrOnement Of the King,
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NEW YORK CITY.
New YoRK, Feb. 12.
A BroOklyn Tragedy.

Another free love tragedy has occurred
In BROOKLYN. John Goulding, well
known politician, wus discovered in inti'
mute relations with the wife Of Joseph
Sinnett, a seaman residing at No. 81
WyckOfF street. He fed from the wrath
of Sinnett, and the erring wife at once cut
her throat with her husbands razor.
The steamer WestphallR, from Ham.
burg, has arrived.
Petitions signed by between 800 and 400
residents on 190th street, protesting against
the Fisk concrete pavement, now going
down on that street, were sent TO the
Board of Health yesterday. The petition
ers ask tho Board to interfere and stop the
work, us many residents Of the neighb0r-
hood nre now dangerously III from cxha'
latiOn Of the composite matter. The
Board took prompt action on the subject
Counterfeit Nickel.
Some months ago the Sub.Trcasury IN
this city, began to redeem tho five cent
nickel coin, the banks poured them In at
tho rate of several hundred dollars per
day. The coins were received in $50
bags, and were counted BY the various
clerks In the Sub.Trcasury, some weeks
ago, one of the clerks employed by AS
sistant Treasurer Folger, while counting
the bags Of his coin, noticed several slts.'
picious pieces Of u peculiar color, and
Slightly differing III general appearance
from the others, II was supposed these
were countCrteits, and several specimens
were sent to the mint, ut Philadelphia,
where they were pronounced spurious
Twenty one out Of every hundred OF the
nickel five cent pieces presented at the
Sub.Treasllry in this city, for redemption
are cOuntcrfGits.
MOrmOnism on Long Island.
The people of Long Island are greatly
exercised over the subject Of mOrmonism
and the enemies and friends Of tho faith
meet frequently in the Villages 70 listen to
anti.morlnon and pro-mormon discourses
The Prince Arthur Assassination
Hoax. @ ....
Superintendent Kennedy is still engag-
ed In collecting evidence in the case OF the
Prince Arthur assassination hoax. 1t Is
understood that he aCquits the rcpresen'
EItlVCS vi luc pACsS VI o!iJ LV~"I" ~
misreprcsent the case md has evidence
that the story originated with the policcc.
The steamship Java has arrived from
Liverpool,
An explosion occurred this morning in
the chemical works Of fPizcr & Co., Brook
lyn, doing considerable damage and injur-
Ing two men, one fatally.
4 cable telegram announces thcll
at London Of 10000 in Bank Of England
notes. The Committee Of the Gold
BOard reported to recommend Van Lam
& Co., to refrain from business in the
room until the charges against them are
decided by the courts, which wNsadoptcd.
The failure of Halstead, Stiles y Co.,
importers Of wooden goods, liabilities arc
reported ut $350,000; assets probably
$2S0,0O0. II Is said members ofthc firm
own sufficient real estate to make AMIGA
bic settlement. Petric & Co., importers
Of dry goods arc also reported suspended
payment. The reported failure Of Freld-
lander, Slick & Co., dealers in dry goods,
Is incorrect.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Feb. 19.

LuNDuNI rcU' 4S'
A game Of billiards for the champion
cup, 1900 points up. in St. james Hall
last night, between John Roberts, English
champion and ". c. Cook, Jr. The lat
ter won by III points.
The Prince of Wales and suite present
only 500 tickets issued, but 1900 specta'
tors.
The proofs which the Paris officials
pretend to have Of the deep laid plot
against the Empcror's life, are totally dis.
credited here.
The small pOx Is reported raging among
the children at the Roman Catholic Pro-
tcctory for boys in Wcstchcstcr. Thirty
cases iIrc reported, one only hos yet prov
cd fatal.
LONDON, Feb. 10.
The weather today was intensely cold
throughout Europe. AT Paris the ther-
momctcr was 30 degrees below freezing
point. The Elbc is entirely closed to
navigation.
Tic Pal Mall Gazette this evening is
severe upon the insinccrity Of Rev. MIR.
Temples disclaimer.
The agrArian Outrages in Ireland con-
tinuc.
Dispatches received tonight statc that
Il landlord in Kerry county was fired at
through Il window while sitting in his par
lOr The shot did not tGke effect. NOar'
rests,
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hard in this State to get people to read
their county paper. One reason is they
arc not accustomed to look TO It as people
arc in other States for matters of local
public concern. If the notices now re-
uuircd to be stuck up in writing were
printed in the county paper, this
would bc different Men will take
an interest In what concerns their purse
and the county paper would then become
u necessity to tho farmer just as the morn
ing paper is to the dcnizen Of tho city.
The publisher of the county paper
would be but one Of the parties benefited.
And beside the apparent advantages to
all the parties directly concerned, the in
creased circulation Of tho local press
would all the time be increasing the mcn-
tai activity and intelligence of the rural
people. II our wise legislative states
men can find any more worthy object, and
one that will yield more beneficial results,
than the promotion Of intellectual habits
among the masses of Our people, now too
little given. 10 them, we are at n loss TO
know what II would be. But II they per-
sist in refusing to enact laws, wise and
necessary and beneficial in themselves, to
secure proper information to the public
touching public proceedings and business,
for no hctter reason than TINT in doing this
they wOuIdhclp thenewspapeTs to improve
themselves and enlarge their capacity for
good, then what shall We think of the sA-
gacily and craftsmanship Of our public
servants?
OF the details of the bill referred to we
cannot speak. There may be something
in it to which lhir objection can be made.
But the general scope and intention Of
the measure is right; and We should
be sorry to see the Legislature put its foot
ON it. Gentlemen protest they do not want
to go back to old Virginia; but will they
please remember they have not yet left old
Virginia in this matter, and in some
Others. Gentlemen protest, too, their un-
dying friendship for the free schools rs an
agent for cnlightcning our people. Do
they moi understand that the local press
properly handled is u greater educator
even than the schools; and will they moi
give their county papers chance for life,
when the benefits they are to receive will
be purely incidental to the Obvious benc-
fits of the proposed reform in its direct
operation?
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New York Produce Market.

NEw York, February 70.
CorroS-ShAdc easier: sales Of 1900 bales at
25Sc for middlng uplAnds.
FLOvR-ClOscd shade frmcr on low grades,
with moderate demand for export.
IN-WhCNt-FirInGr and very quiet ut 81 10
al 20 for No. 2 spring; and 81 1901 80 for winter
rcd and amber western. RyG-SOminRl. Oats
Dull and heavy at 6J05ic for western. Corn
Steady at 87G9Oc for sound; md 7G1S5c for un-
sound new mixed western,
TOylsIONs-POrk-StcAd at $2G bid; 800 eS
asked for mess for February; sales Of 900 bbls
mCss, seller March at $40 25. DcCf-QulCt and uil.
changed.
LAHD-QuiCt without decided change.
EGds-Dull ut 33IG3GC for fresh.
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Chicago Market.
CnIcAuo, February 19.

CHlCAuO, FCDFlnFy II.
FLOuR-In moderate demand for low grades
and quiet and nOmInally unchanged,
Observation-Disclosures; sales Of No. Rt $50
S7XC; No. 9at 8lX6bSIC; closing quiet VI 81 Nc;
this afternoon No. frm at 81 68gc cash; 89I{c,
seller March. COrn-Dnll at 1fGDAC lower; sales
Of No. Ut 7Oj{Gb7Otic; now quiet, and steady At
fOc; closing quict and unchanged. Oats-Dull;
sales Of No. . nt 3SkGE3SkC. Ryc-1naCtlvc and
steady at OS0TOc for No. ,, BarlCy-Dull at $50
TOC for No. 2.
iIoGs-DrCsscd-D and lower ut $40 19H0
10 50; closing at $40 210 10, dividing on 900 lbs.
LIvc-Stcady and fairly active at g 1SGS b5 for
common 10 extra.
CATTLE-QuIOt, nominal and unchanged.
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The Latest News.
xL1st CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.
Mr.. MAYNARD Offered q resolution in
structing the Committee on Education TO
inquire into the method Of investing the
funds arising out Of land scrip for school
purposes in Tennessee, and whether they
are applied IN accordance with law.
Adopted. ~
Mr.. STARKwEATTrER introduced II bill
to regulate the rank Of staff officers in the
Navy. Referred,
Mi. JUDI introduced bill to cOnstrue
section 4 of the act Of March 81, 1868, eX-
cmpting certain manufacturers from In
ternal tax, so rs not to treat rs mnnulac-
turcrs, ham packers, lard rcndcrcrs, or
persons engaged in curing hams or can
ming meats, &c, and to refund such taxes
already collected Referred TO Committee
OH Ways and Means.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole (SIr. BLAIR In the Chair on the
Legislative Appropriation bill:
The Committee rose, having disposed
Of about one-fith Of the bill, md the
House adjourned.
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SrOCKs-Dull and on the reports Of funtAvorablc
bank statement fell OF k91 per cont. It's pub;
ilcAtlon, however, caused an Improvement and
Inc market closed hrm. Western Union Telc'
graph, 85,f; Adams Express, 62H; Wells, Fargo
Pacific Mall, AK; Now York Central, 911G; llud'
gon Scrip, 0SH; Eric, 25; Harlem, l4SA; Reading,
9SH; Michigan Ccntral, 100; Lake ShOrc, sSH;
Illinois Ccntnl, 145; Pittsburgh, %; Northwest
81. Pspi. Paul Ti1; Wabash, dt: TcrrO IIautc IS:
Chicago & Alton, 1l9X; Ohio 4 Mississippi,
99E; New Jersey Central, 99|S; Cleveland, Co.
lum6us & Indiana Central, ID; Cleveland, Co.
lumbus & Cincinnati, TII.
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CANADA.

Regulating the Value Of American
Coin.
OTTAWA, Feb. 12.
A proclamation appears in to.day's
Official Gazette, declaring that on and
after the 18th Of April next, American
silver shall paSs current at the rates
determined by the Government, as fol-
lows: 80 cent pieces at 40 cents; 25 cent
pieces ut 20 cents; 10 cent pieces Mt 8
cents; cent pieces at cents.
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New York Money and Stock Market.
NEw YoRK, February l2.

MONEY-Extremely easy at 46S per cent on
call; tho supply largely exceeds the demand. Tho
large loans on western shares have beCn arranged
Rt8 and Il months hero and at London. The
name of prominent Railroad King Is mentioned
In this connection, and II Is supposed some spring
elections In Western Railroad Companies will
witness lively contest for their control.
Tho bank statement Is uniATOTablC, showing q
net loss OF g. SOO, 900 In legal reserve.
STERLNG-Dull at 105k0l09 Cotton bills
chnnge gOos directly from the Southern ports.
GOLD.Dull; opened at 19OS; closed at Il9h.
Carrying rates 4St5E per cent.
Adyices from Washington state that tho whole
force Of tho administration will be thrown against
ShcrmAn's Cuban resolution, aud It's ultimate
passage IL doubtful.
GOyRRNNEST BONDs-MOrU active than recent
vAnd 4 fraction HIGHER; closing steady.
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Commercial and Financial.
baltimore Live stock Market.

DALTIAuHht EcuEuhIy Au
Bier CArTLE.-ThG offerings at tho scales du.
ring the past week amounted to 1850 head,
npaluSt / l,:sS7 last week. OF the number offered
1881 head came from Ohio. and u from West
Virginia. Prices to-day ranged as follows: Old
cows aud sCaIRwagS at q 61G5 90; ordinary thin
bceves at $7GGS O0,Rnd the very bcSt hceyGE at $50
s IS per 100 M. the average price being about
90 u gross. The market was active both ycstcF'
day and to.dayat an advance Of q cents z 100 MS
on the rates Of last week.
SIEEF-ThO supply during tho past week has
been In excess Of Tho demand, and tho market
dull except for good and primo lots. Prices to-
day ranged As COllOwR, Al 4K6GH cents IOr
common tOgoOd, and ~ cents y b gross for ex'
trA sheep.
been quite large, and prices barely Sustained; At
tho close Of the market there 10 slight tendency
SI9 BO1l3 2S for fair to good, and &l3 90 2 100
hE net for extra hogs
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CUBA.
NEW YoI.x, Feb. 12.

New YORK, Feb. 12,
HAVANA correspondence gives the news
for the first time Of the brutal murder OF
another American citizen, Vincent Dan
ney, Of Florida, who went over to Ha'
vana from Key West, in the same steamer
that conveyed tho remains Of Castanos,
editor of tho VOz dc Cuba; and for relating
Il somewhat modified account Of the as
sassination, was set upon in San JOse
street, in the evening, by band Of armed
volunteers, and put TO death. No arrests
were made.
After the Castanos Obsequies nine Gu
bans were mnssaCrcd In Havana and a
number in NIantanZAS. ..
New YoRK, Feb. IS.
Havana letters of the 7th statc that
General Goyencchc met no success in his
operations against the Insurgents between
Puerto Principe and Najasa. Report says
that the $256000 sent from Havana to
Nucvitas to pay off troops has never been
received and TINT the authorities fear that
1t Inns been cmbenled by tho Commissio'
ners.
Arrest of Greenwold's Assassin.
HAVANA, Feb, 12.
The assassin of Isaac Greenwood was
arrested in this city last night. Hc is
sergeant in the 9th battalion Of volunteers,
A court martial will Immediately convene
for the trial OF the murderer. The city Is
now perfectly quiet. No disturbance has
occurred since Sunday last.
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Arrest of Greenwold,s Assassin.
PIQUA, OHIO.
Railway Accident.

PIQUA, O., Feb, 13.
The passing train coming north on the
D. s. N. II. r., which was duo here last
night ut II o'clock, Just as It was entering
the canal bridge below Troy, rnn Oft the
track. The engine broke through the
trcstlc work ut this end Of the bridge, fall
ing 15 feet. The engineer md fireman
and n man named C6Ns. Bronson, wood
mcasurcr for the road, who happened to
be on the engine at the time, were very
badly injured,
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February u.
FLoUR-WcstCrn supcrfno At 81 G905 %; extra
at Is 25a5 70; family at 80 25GI6 75.
N-WhGat-Stcady; Pennsylvania red at
81 q; Maryland at 81 4O01 49, Corn-Steady:
white At 5S98c; yellow at g900ic Oats-stCady
at 6365Sc. RyC-Dull at sc.
PR0vIsIoNS-MCss Pork-AdvHncing At $g1 30
62S 90. BacOn-PIrm; rib sides at 15kG6i6c;
clear RIB at l641lBKc; shoulders at l9k0lSc;
hams at l9D20C.
LARD-FIrm at 18Hc.
WUIsKY-At DSG19Dc,
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YoRK, February u.
Tho market In cotton goods ls rather inactive
although for all classes Ii exceedingly strong In
brown and blGachCd shcctlng and shifting, all
leading makes continue In good request; In
DenIms fair business Is reported, while for cot
tonades Of prominent makes there continues a
fair demand, and throughout tho general market
business may be reported In improved condition,
although tho volume Of business Is not much In
creased for tho week.
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Anderson Us. Arlington.

lRoSroS, O., Feb. 19.
Anderson passed up at Ga. NJ; Arling-
ton, OA. NJ.
PoMERoY, o., Feb. 19.
Major Anderson passed. up at 8 7. NJ;
Arlington not here yet.
PNRKERIBURG, Feb. 49,
Major Anderson passed up al half:past
| this morning, and Arlington At .. The
Anderson was very lightly loaded, while
the Arlington had Nll she could carry.
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StOppOge of Northern Pacific Rail-

The ruling Of the Secretary Of the In.
terror Is that all land grants to railroads
must be located on mir lines, unless M.
tional carriers. This intervention has
changed the Northern Pacific programme
materially. Orders have come forward
to stop the surveys until further orders.
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nolh Robbery in Boston.

BosToN, Feb. 10.
About noon to-day clerk employed by
Manning, HowlanI & Co., was knocked
down and clicked, and robbed OF $4,000
in the entry of the First National Bank,
State street. The robber was captured by
n tCamstcr and NIL the money recovered.
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"JuNIPER TAR Soar" cures chAppcd hands
salt.rhcum, ,'pImplCs, and all cutancOuG affections,
rendering tho skin son and smooth. ARnutAe-
turod by CASwELL, HAZARD & CO.,
Sold by all Druggists. New York
mY2i.M. Tn. ..d&W.
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