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NEW YORK, April 5. = stocks irm. Money
easy at 500 per cent. Gold, 112. FIve-twenEes,
do, 1898; do. do. new, lOs,S; do 1851 lO9'G !;
do. 1865, iO9A 1O-4Os, 1861; Virginia 6s, new, 69
Missouri 6s, s2H; Canton Co, GA; Cumberland pre-
Hudson River, s2M: Erie, 2516 Reading 97&
Adams Express, ell Michigan Central, 119h !;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 99T; Chicago and Rock
Island, III; Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, 1889 :;
Western Union Telegraph, 8215.
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THE 'STAR" COURSE OF LECTURES The
tenth and concluding lecture of the second
Thursday evening next at the Academy of Music
by Miss Anna E. Dickinson. Subject-"To the
Rescue"
On Saturday afternoon, April 16, Miss Olive
"Girs." The tickets for Miss Logan's lecture
can be had at Gould's, No. 923 Chestnut street.
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Jhe Cleveland Election.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 5.-The Republican
majority on the city ticket is about HOO. The
Democrats gain one Councilman, giving the
Republicans two majority on full vote. The
prohibition ticket received $50 votes in this city,
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ANOTHER HERo.-Robert Pfeiffer has been
held in 5000 bail by Alderman Eggleton to an
swer the charge of endeavoring to make jelly of
his Wifes head with q club.
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SERIOUS AccIDENT.-About $50 o'clock this
morning James Duffy, aged 16 years, was run
over by cart at Seventeenth and Walnut
streets and seriously injured, his jaw being frac-
tured. He was removed to the Pennsylvania
Hospital,
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 S. Third street.

SECOND BOARD.
$4,000 Leh 6s..... 901 $1,000 N Penna isis 80
The Board adjourned on the announcement OF the
death OF Mr.. Robert r. johnson, member OF the
ROard
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SENATOR REvELs, of Mississippi, as we learn
by Washington telegram from Mr.. I. b. Pugh,
has consented to deliver lecture in this city,
the time fixed being Thursday evening" April
Ia. The lecture, we believe, will be delivered
at the new horticultural Hall.
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SELLING LIQUOR TO MINoRs.-Before Alder
nan BETTER, this morning, Eliza Smith, No.
1912 SAMSON street, was charged with selling
liquor to minors, and also with selling liquor
without license. She was held in $500 bail to
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CATAWISSA.

Annual Meeting Of the stOckholders OF the
Oatawissa RRilread-The Road IN hAcehent
Order.
At noon to-day the tenth annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Catawissa road Com
pany was held at the office oil the company,
Walnut street, below Fifth. The attendance was
quite large. p-,,.
Company, presented his annual report for the
year ending December 81, 1869, showing the fol-
lowing:-
The Capital account issued is:-
1880 shares preferred stock, $50 oo9 10000
so First mortgage bonds per ct $500
gao " 10 $3.50. 1s5,25OO0
ss,7OOOOO'OJ
Less nsr nrsS rennirement of sinking fund. 100000
$685., 10000
Capital not issued
2OqO shares preferred stock, -
SoUU, U,.......,..,.'''. tlVl,VJVVV
s67 shares preferred stock,
119,85O 90
$780, $4,000
The earnings and expenses Of the road for the
year were as Iollows:- - -
Receipts. .......' 80. 'toZVi lIV
Working, maintenance, and general ex-
penses. fzo'o4olo
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RECoGNIzED.-TLe woman found drowned
Yesterday morning at Washington street wharf
has been recognized as Mrs. Sarah scullin, aged
twenty-nine years, wife of James Scullin, No.
427 Marriott's lane. She left home on the Oath
of February Deceased had been sick for a long
TINA nnd was nartlY deranped
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ZINE STA ATA - N II K "
ARMS, MoNoGRAMs. ILLUMINATING. ETC.

DRERA, 1893 OHEsNUT Street.
Gard EnRraVer and stationer.
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TEUToNIC.-John Nagle and Christian LuXem.
bourg last night entered a beer saloon at Third
and Race streets, kept by one August Siegle,
and raised a row. Having an old grudge against
August, they beat him over the head with n
chair. The noise attracting couple of police
men, John and August were taken into custody,
and Alderman Godbou held them in $500 bail
oh To nnS
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FAST DRIVING AND PUGILIsM.-BenJamln
PeltZ, whilst driving along Broad street at a
furious rate yesterday afternoon, was arrested
near Girard avenue intersection by one of Mayor
Fox's policemen. Benjamin for a time resisted
the officer, but was finally taken before Alder
man Riddle, who held him in six hundred dol
lars bail to answer.
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WANTED TO GET HIS MONEYS WoRTn.-
William Bailey last evening visited the Arch
Street Theatre. After the performance had
ended he laid down to take nap. One
of the attaches of the place limited that
he ought to go home. William thought diff
ferently. A row then followed, and William
was given into the charge of policeman. This
morning Alderman Godbou held him to bail to
locr tho npopa
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THE USE OF THE KNIFE.-Owing to the Uigi-
lance of the Second district officers the follow
ing facts have just come to light. On Wednes-
alias ''Scotty," entered the tavern of one Will
liam Smith, at Front and South streets, and
commenced raising q row. An ex.policeman
named John Little who was sitting quietly in
a chair, was attacked by "Scotty," and badly
cut in the throat, abdomen, and wrist. A war
rant has been issued for the culprit, and the
officers are searching high and low for him.
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TIE RI. REV JOHN WooD of the Catholic
Diocese of Philadelphia, arrived in New York
Yesterday afternoon in the steamer Vile de
Paris. from Europe, where he has been for some
months in attendance on the great Gcumenical
Council at Rome. He is stopping at the Astor
House, with the Very Rev. J. H Carter, the
Rev. NJ. \. Walsh, the Rev. L. F. Hopkins, the
Rev. j. O'Connor, and the Rev. NJ. j. Power of
this pty
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS CAsE.-Be-
fore United States Commissioners Hibler this
morning was arraigned John McGittgan, on
the charge of procuring fraudulent bond to be
used in fraud of the internal revenue laws and
regulations. McGittigan was arrested in Sep
tember 1861 whilst hauling Illicit whisky, and
then offered the fraudulent bail. He was held
in $1,000 bail for further Nearing.
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STOCKS AND REAL EsTATE.-The following
sales were made by NJ. Thomas & Sons, at the
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
ORA
VALUABLE FARM,
on
saturday, March 10th, 1870,
FRONT DOOR OF COURT HOUSE.

FRONT DOOR OF COURT HOUSE.
p,o,tE Fox In Chancery in the
80 Circuit Court of Ohio
s,.-r,r1 Clemens Ct al. County, West Va.
y,rRSUANT TO THE DECREE MADE
IN the above cause On the 2Su cay oI May
-. and decree made on the 3Ist OF jan m :,
10 | will on SATURDAY, The Eth DAt
oF MARCH, ls7O, commencing AT ~ oSio IN
M, "a Special Commissioner aPPoihteu SS
- of Court sell at public auction al the
- Jror of the Court House OF 10 county,
.tc.rtain tract of land in said decree mention
I'D Joscribed, az follows: IAN that parcel
land situate on Big Wheeling creek IN ONO
O,,ntv beginning at a sugar and walnut on
WiIIiam Buchanan line, and with saln line n
. no e 80 poles to a white oak on the BANKS
- Wheeling creek. thence down said creek
In its meanders and binding thereon 22os
- "A two sScamores, the corner in the line
s,narstjng the land of James Rentord, thence
II .sid Rcnford's limo ) 81 w. Us poles 10
,,nre i'm the corner of said Renfords line, thence
81 dsg = IA poles to the place Of beginning,
so,tain{ng one hundred and twenty'si1 acres OF
Ia = baing the same tract Of land which was
,rrsvs "a no the said Sherrard Clemens by An
49, Wbits administrator of Daniel Steenrod,
S.c.,sed Inv deed dated the 18th day OF October,
I.ft and recorded in the Recorders oihce oil
rLin county in Deed Book No. A., folio 1912.
TvgNs OF SALE-"One.fOurth of the purchase
,rice in CASH on the day Of sale, and the re-
nnoinler thereof in three equal instruments,
navable respectively in six, twelve and eighteen
months with interest from day of sale; the tue
70 be rrserved until the purchase price IS iully
paid. .,orSSt,or,iss;nno
fet2ts Special commissioner
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LAUGHLIN's ExPECToRANT SYRUP
Among the many things required during
this unpleasant winter for personal
HEALTH, COMFORT and EASE this
Syrup stands among the first. 1t has
been before the public now for Is years
and-has given the most entire satisfac-
ton. ALI persons suffering from
COUGHS, COLDS and HOARSENESS,
shonld not be without it, as it will af-
ford speedy relief in most diseases of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR GROUP
Can be relied on in extreme cases.
FOR wHOOPING COUCH-Invariably
gives speedy relief. FOR SORE
THR0AT-Keep the Throat moist with
it. VIOLENT COUGHS-Yield to its
continued use.
Sold by Druggists generally.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale Druggist,
Main St., Wheeling.
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RosADAIIs.-Dr. Mechanically
son was terribly afflicted for long time
with Epilepsy or Fits. He usually had
from five to twenty day. l tried the
best medical skill without benefit. l
then commenced giving him your Rosa
dalis. After taking it few weeks, bis
fits began to decrease in number until
about four months ago, when they stop
ped entirely. His general health has
also been completely restored, and he is
now a bright and sprightly boy. l be-
lieve that, if he had not taken your
Rosadalis, by this time he would not
have known day from night. l have
also used Rosadalis in my family, and
know it to have been used by my neigh
boIs as a general health restorer, with
the greatest success. Truly can say
that it is n medicine of extraordinary
merit.
am, sir, your obedient servant.
JAMES DAVIS.
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RIVER NEws.-The-river is falling

RIVER NEws.-The-rive is falling
slowly, with nineteen feet nine inches
in the channel. At Pittsburgh there is
ten feet three inches in the channel
and the river falling.
The Hudson is to-da5's Cincinnati
packet. She leaves at O'clock this
afternoon. Capt. Russell is too well
known and his packet too popular to
require more than the mention of the
hour of the Hudson's departure to NIL
her with passengers and freight.
The Belle will leave at o'clock this
morning for Pittsburgh. Passengers
and shippers will find her splendid
boat, and well Differed.
The New State will leave at IL o'clock
this morning for Parkersburg.
The Science is to-dsy's Matamoras
packet. She will leave at 10 o'clock
this morning.
We find the following in the Ohio
Rirer Trarelsr. What does it meant
A drove of fat hogs mysteriously dis
appeared on racing steamer last week,
and the owner is anxious to know
where they are. We rather think the
fireman on that boat can render an &C
count of them, as grease makes hot
fire.
The Cincinnati Enquirer Of yesterday
says:
The keel of Captain Fink's new Gin
cinnati and Wheeling packet is being
laid at the marine ways. The following
will be her dimensions: $50 feet long,
SOL feet beam, 81 feet hold. She will
have new neutrality-suspicious. "a
inches in diameter, feet stroke; five
boilers, % feet long, 40 inches in diam
eter. Her capacity will be 900 tons,
and she is to be ready for the fall bust
ness.
Captain Brennan expects to have his
new boat ready to leave Pittsburgh for
Cincinnati on Thursday next, and regu-
larly every Thursday thereafter. Re
turning, she will leave Cincinnati on
Sunday.
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wA profuse and many times exces

IA profuse and many times exceS
siveIy offensive discharge from the nose
with stopping mp" of the nose at times
impairment of the sense of smell and
taste, watering or weak eyes, impaired
hearing, irregular appetite, occasional
nausea, pressure and pain over the eyes
and at times in the back of the head
occasional chilly sensations, cold feet
and feeling of lassitude and debility
are symptoms which are common tc
catarrh, yet all of them are not present
in every case. DR.. Sage's Catarrf
Remedy cures catarrh in its worst form
and stages. 1t is pleasant to use, and
contains no poisonous or caustic drugs
Sent by mail on receipt of sixty cents
Address K. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo
NY.
For sale by most Druggists every
where.
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POLICE CoURT.-Though there were
not many cases before Judge Good yes
terday, what was lacking in numbers
was made up in appearance and interest,
for among the captured was an old ac-
quaintance, one whose presence is as
necessary to police court as the pres.
ence of Judge, Clerk, reporters and
spectators. We allsde to our sold pard''
Tommy Hopkins-always brother Of
pretty Polly Hopkins, how dye do
Tommy, we fear, has gone beyond his
depth. So long as he kept himself con.
fined within the becoming bounds of q
plain drunk, Tommy was only charged
81 aud costs. But his ambitious soul
scars higher! He mustItake the degrees,
forsooth! He must appear before the
Court on charge of drunk and disor-
Derby. A plain drunk is to common for
his lordship. Well, well, Tommy, you
are putting on atmrospheres. With his
hide full of whisky and his eyes full OF
tears, Tommy stood on q public
thorougbfare and abused everybody
that passed. As necessary result
Tommy was "tuk up" and was fined s
and costs. Not having that much lncre
Tommy was assigned to class in Prof
Prices geological academy.
David Davis was riding on the street
cars. David had an idea that five cents
was enough for the short ride he had
enjoyed, so he refused TO pay any more
Because the driver of the car demanded
more ducats David got angry and called
names. For this he was arrested and
fined 81 and costs. 1t would have been
about four dollars and half cheaper to
have paid the cent demanded.
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GOING TO CANToN.-At the last meet
ing of the town Council of South
Wheeling, an invitation was received
from the city authorities of Canton,
Ohio, inviting the Mayor and Council
of South wheeling to visit that city on
Tuesday next, washington's Birthday,
on the occasion of the Inauguration Of
Canton's Waterworks and Court House.
DIR. Hazlett and VIM. C. Handlsn were
appointed a committee on the part OF
Ritchietown to respond to the invita-
ton.
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THE FEsTIvAL.-The festival of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, ut Wash
ington Hall, was not as we'll attended
last night as the evening previous, yet
enough were present to make the occa'
sion agreeable and trade lively. We
are glad our friends of this congrega.
tion have been so successful in their
enterprise. Though they have had in.
clement weather to contend with, by
persistent energy and indomitable per
severance they made the festival com
plete success.
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DEAD.-Capt. Zeigler, State Superin'
terdent of Public Schools, died at his
residence in this city, Thu sday evening
of consumption. His remains were
taken to his friends in Canal Dover
Tuscarawas county, Ohio, yesterday
morning forinteIment. Capt. Zeiglel
had been confined to his bed some two
months before his death.
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TRIBUTE OF REsPECT.-Rcs olutions
of respect to the memory of Hon. Henry
A. G. Seigler, late State Superintendent
of Free Schools, were adopted by the
Legislature yesterday. In addition to
these, resolution was adopted by the
Senate ordering that the national flag
be displayed at half mast for three days
as further mark of respect.
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WAsnINGToN'S BIRTHDAY.-By reso.
luton adopted by both branches of the
Legislature, yesterday, the anniversary
of Wsshington's Birthday, next Tues
day, will be celebrated by the Senate
and House of Delegates, who will meet
in the Hall of the House to hear the
reading of Washington's Farewell Ad'
dress. That it may be read to the sal,
walton of the Radical members of both
branches we fervently pray.
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u Undoubtedly the Young Ladies'
Institute can furnish the best musical
instruction that can be had in the city.
Pupils can take lessons upon the Piano
just as we'll as from private teacher.
1t will not be necessary for them to take
a full course of music unless they desire
to do so-neither is it necessary for them
to be connected with the Institute in
order to take lessons. Terms, $40 per
term for all grades.
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HANDSOME PEARL SETs.-The Market
street Jewellers, Oxtoby g. Duffield, last
night received another large addition to
their splendid stock of Jewelry, includ-
ing a lot of the handsomest Pearl Sets
ever brought to Wheeling, all of the
latest design. Call at l04 Market
street, below MLure House, and see
Jewelry, Watches, &c. The stock is
large and varied.
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New WALL PAPER.-Messrs. Paul
Bres. & Co., at No. 80 Market street, are
now receiving their stock of new Wal
Paper for the Spring trade. Their
goods are made of the best paper stock;
and are mostly new designs. Parties
needing Wall Paper will find it to theil
advantage to call and examine fol-
themselves.
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BROKE HIS ARM "A striker on the
steamer Express, named William George,
had his arm broken, at Proctor, on the
last trip of that packet from Parkers'
burg to this place. He got his arm fast
in the machinery somehow, between
the levers. lie was brought to this city
for medical treatment.
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FOR SALE.

..,rr UNDERSIGNED OFFERS EoR sALt
nc fnt 30. Al in GrGh~m's addition 80 tno Guy
q Wheeling, situate ton on the sT roed brick an5
aaa H',,,.., ON The corner. containing eighl
lraHo L ,,.'S wafer and gas throughout and one
rooms w. .,sIl,rs in the city There IS in con
Of the DC God stable and carriage house: VI
urct!na = . .rJ of the lot there Is good frame
Tie ''% With i've rooms, fronting on sixth street
T very dSsTG Ges ssat ca at r g. Boyd.
ia 70 ifn loo store. No. 81 Main street.
Who.rsaS s''0' Mt. WAYMAN.
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PoETIC.-The "Senator from Poca-
hontas" gets really poetic sometimes.
In debate yesterday, he remarked
that a proposition was as "clear as
a sunbeam of tho midday sun on Sun
day" All of which is right sunny,
snnnev
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FREE FROM DIRT.-Is there any hair
coloring preparation, either here or in
Europe, that resembles PHALON'S vi.
ITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE
HART Not one. 1t is a clear fluid
that flows from the bottle; does not stain
the skin, AID produces none but natur-
al shades of color. 1t has no sediment.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers,
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HOLIDAY GooDs.-New arrival of gift
books and microscopic views last night.
The variety of views, especially those
of the Holy Land, are the finest in the
city. The above and much more at
Religious Book House, % Monroe street.
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A Few DAYs.-A few days yet re-
main to close out my choice stock of
Boots and Shoes, cheaper than you can
purchase in the city. FIN. PORTER.
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FOR RENT,

I'VE STORE ROOM No. 9 MONROE
street, now occupied by Lewis, Little q Co
Also, the room No. H. occupied by j. r
Morris, "a a hardware store. Possession giver
April lst, ls6g. Enquire Of p
dec3l W. W. hALhEh'
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NATu r E,S
OWN RELIABLE REMEDY.

OWN hELHAuHN hhHHDH'
They are Apple-seed like, tasteless
and inodorous. Mild, but effectual.
The CAlAsAR GRAINS or SEEDS
are the great NERVE-ToNIG and
Aperient. They cure sick.hsadache,
Constipation. Indigestion, Biliousnessl
Irregularities, and general Nerve de,
bility.
Children readily take the new House
hold Remedy.
Sold in membranous pouches, con-
tanning 70 or so Grains as originally
put up. For sale by Laughlin, Smith
d Co.
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pMixed Paints, all colors, ready fol
use, sold as low at Brann's Drug Store
I25 Denny street, South Wheeling, al
they can be bought in Wheeling.
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TThere will be a lunch and auction
of the articles remaining unsold at the
festival of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, at Washington Hall, this morn
ing Mt 10 o'clock.
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BWe saw a we'll known citizen sit
down on the slippery pavement yester-
day afternoon, without any one telling
him to. He was long in getting down
and long in getting up.
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EgRev. T. B. Hughes, of the North
Street Methodist Church, delivers q
lecture in Good Templar's Hall to.
morrow afternoon at half-past 3 O'Clock.
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BParlor Stereoscopes holding from
twenty-four to one hundred views, at
the Partridge Gallery.
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FThe Justices offices we're devoid
of items yesterday. The fghtists were
all showed up.
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wHens must attend to "biz." Lent
is approaching, and how can we do
without eggsi
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

WHAT ELEGANT STORE ROOM NOW
/ occupied by A. W. PAUL Co, NO. lVo
Main street. Possession given first of April,
or sooner il desired. Apply to
VI i,TSI,tt JAMES PAUL..
lAA-''H rr.o,,;,arcsr conv
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The snow, ike a sheet,
Covered cabin and sty.'

The storm is the first heavy indica-
ton of winter we have had thus far.
To be sure, there have been other snow
storms, but they were not very deep nor
did they last long. This one looks as if
it had come to stay day or two.
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wOnly until April 1st to close out
my stock of Boots and Shoes. Those
wanting goods now is the time.
F. NJ. PORTER.
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No HUMBUG No HUMBUG Room
is rented and must close out April LIST,
F. M. PORTER.
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Ig'All of the best patent medicines
sold low at Brann's Drug Store, 25
Denny street. South Wheeling. Try
them.
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wLadies' bonnets resemble the spray
at Niagara. They skirt the waterfall.