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For Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL COUN-
aSsGGS L TRY residence with ten
- ALGsH@. rooms and large cellar,
seSsR2yHITf& good OuthouSeS, &C., with
--ss=SS four acres of land,
un which are about Seventyfive bearing
,,plt trees, n large number of peach and
l"s,: trees, also grapes and all other small
fruits In abundance. This property is stu
tied on the north side of Caldwelps run,
near the City of Wheeling, and is u part OF
what Is known as the Sunny Side Vine
ward, and now occupied by George f. Cald-
we'll: will he sold whole or in lots To suit
purchasers.
For price and terms see
I.G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent,
,riiirr ON Chaplinr street, between Fisrt and
second streets. lnal3
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George Silvers, near Dayton, Ohio
on Tuesday accidentally blew his brains
out while hunting.
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! This isNO PATENT
MEDICINE HUM
IBUG, gotten up 10
'dupe the ignorant
land credulOus, nor II
IN repress'nt-i "a h.
ing -cDfE posed Of rare
and precious stilsian-
ces brought nom the
four corners Of tlIe
earth, carried Ssycn
|tiIsleA asTDss the Great
Desert q Sahafah on
the backs Of fourteen
|cunelk, and brought
across the Atlantic
Ocean on two Ships. "
IL - a simple, mild
and soothing remedy,
perfect specific foi
!CATAiiRH and "COLI
N THE HEAD" aisS
for Offensive Breath
ILss OF impairment
sof the Sense OF Smell
TASTE, or Hearing
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saturday. the 18th day OF July. 1870.


And thereafter from fine To time till the
sale is completed, commencing each day AT
~ o'clock \. NJ, the Real Estate of said
Philip Reilly, deceased, situated adjoining
md east of Wheeling Creek and the City OF
Wheeling. The Land, ana extensive Coal
Field underlying the same, 10 he sold, viii
ne offered in parcels, uS shown upon the
plat thereof made by James GilchriSt, Sur
veyOr, copy OF which may be seen in the
Recorders office of this county and at the
office OF ThoS. O'Brien, Real Estate Agent,
Wheeling, W. Va; but the whole will be
-nld together, or several parcels Will De sold
together, as may be found best.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third OF the amount
.Inp bv each purchaser 10 he paid in hand
and the residue in three equal inStalmentS,
bearing interest from the day of sale, and
uayablp respectively in one, two and three
years from that date; reServing the right TO
Zach purchaser TO pay the whole or any
grea'er portion of the amount due. The
title To be retained until payment in full;
or conveyance TO be made on deferred pay
mcntS being secured by deed OF trust.
selling aS Trustees under said will, we UNI
,!rrIake to convey only such title as IL vest
81 In uS and as by said will We have power
Ia convey, but We believe the title 10 be un-
Questionable.
X. V. WHELAN, } Trustees of
HENRY MOORE, p. Reilly'S
ALONZO LORING.) Estate.
WuEFIISG lime l6 1870. iunl6
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Auction Sale Of Real Estate
and Coal Fields Adjacent to
Wheeling.

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
y vested Ina us by the will OF Philip Reilly,
deceased, we will offer for sale at Public
Auction, at the front door OF the Court
House of Ohio county, in the City OF Wheel
ing, ON
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West Virginia Insurance Co.


-.
TAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST
rates on buildings OF all kinds, Furniture,
Household Goods, Merchandise and Goods
in Transit.
DIRECTORS:
Jacob Hornbrook, Jacob NJ. Bickcl,
Henry Hartman, DIR. j. L. Hupp,
Jonathan Rowlcy, Edmund Booking,
X. j. Smyth, L. J. Campbell,
j. II. BriStor, :. Prayer,
VIM Il. Odbert, Thomas Bo2gcSS,
ID. ID. T. EarnSworts, WIN. Il. CRIME,
David Billmyer, Joseph Shields,
VIM. X. White, y. Con, Jr.
!. II. Duval, ID. III. Dix.
Vim. r, Stevenson,
nd Office over Hartman'S Clothing Store,
south side Monroe street Wheeling, W. Va,
JACOB HORNBROOK, President.
JACOB VI. BICKEl- Vice PrcS't.
|. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
=. Il. McCOLLOCH, Asst Secretary.
mari
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Democratic and Conservative
State Ticket.

h FOR GOVERNOR,
,OHN J. JACOB, Of Hampshire Co
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
q P. T. MOORE, of Mason Co.
FOR AUDITOR,
E A. BENNETT, Of Marion Co.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOsEPH SPRlGG, Of Hardy Co.
FOR TREASURER,
JNO.S. BBROETT, Of Kanawha Co.
FR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN M. PHELPS, Of Mason Co.
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BANK OF WHEELING,

BANK OF WHEELING,
WHEELING, W. VA.
DEALS IN BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
Government Bonds, Stocks, Gold, CONNER
cial Paper, and all negotiable securities.
nS- Special attention given 10 collections
Interest allowed on special deposits; four
per cent. per annum II LEFT six months, and
live per cent. II left one year.
&C. LIST, President.
GIBSON LAMB, Cashier.
JOSEPH SEIBOLD, Asst Cashier.
mar3
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by c.rtaln
practice indulg,d In when alone, habit
frequently learned rom evil companions,
or AT school, the effects of which arr nightly
trlt, even when asleep, and II not cured rem.
dciN marriage impossible, and destroys both
mind and body, should apply Immediately
W hat pity thntA young man, the hopc
Of his country, the darling OF HIS parents
Should be- snntchrd rom all prospects and
rh"ym'hts oi HE by the conEqcnceS al
d"ylnting from the path Of nature and In.
dulging IN u certain acTct habit. such p.T.
sons must, before contemplating
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TRANSFORMATION.
BALTIMORE & OHIO B. R. co.

WHEELING, June ii, 1870.
r.. s;-:=:....l PASSENGER TRAINS
~ will run by the following
Schedule on and after June 18th, lMn,-
Wheeling time.
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Water 81 Weak Eyes, Pain or Pre4ssge
in the Head, when caused, Is they all tss,f
unfrequently are, by the violence Of ca
taTrh.
Offer, In good faith, a standing reward Of
500 for a case Of Caiarrh thai einnOi cure.
FURsALR ny MOTT DRUGGIsTs EVERY
wHERE-
PRlcE % CKrTs.
Sent by mail, post paid, on recetY OF
SIXTY CYSTs. Four packages 1or y W VI
Send : two cent stamp for d.. sage's pam
nl,lsf On CataFTh. Adfrp<S the proprietor,
P''''' r. g. PIERCE, NJ D.
,n,,s Buffalo, y. !.
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DIR JOHNSTON

DIR. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certain, SPEED
and only Effectual Remedy I'm the world To-
Weakness of the Back or Limbs, Stricfures.
Voluntary plscharxes, fmpotency. General raj
Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Langnor,
Low Spirits, Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation
OF the Heart, Timidity, Trembling, DtnneS,
OF sight, Giddiness, Diseases of the Head,
Ihroat Nose or Skin, Affections OF the
Terrible Disorders arising nom SOLITARY
Habits OF Nouth-sECREr and solitary prac-
ttces more fatal To their victims. than the
songs OF Syrens 10 the Mariners OF Ulysses,
olightng their most brilliant hopes or an
ueip"tionS rendering marriage, DC, impos-
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and body arr The
most necessary requisites 10 promote con.
nubial happiness. Indeed, without thcss
tn" journey through life bccoIncs n weary
pilgrimage the PROSPECT hourly darkrns Ia
the view; the mind becomes Shadowrd with
despair and filled with the melancholy ~.
Election that III" happiness OF another H..
comes blightCd with our own.
DISEASES OF IMpRI'DENCE
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We have very large and complete stock
OF Carpets Of the different qualities, which
we will sell at greatly reduced figures.
Some BEAUTIFUL, HIGHLY COLORED
Patterns rs low as 30 and - cents per yard.
Another invoice OF the " PRETTlEST
THREE-PLY EVER BROUGHT To THE
CITY" Don't fail TO secure n pattern Of II.
PAT. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS at IN cents
per yard.
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims on
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and DESTRUCTIVE
habit which annually sweep TO an untimeiy
grave thousands nj Young Men OF tine mnsl
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, wh,,
might otherwise have entranccd listening
STuAtes with the thunder OF eloQuence, or
walked To eC'Stacy the The thrilling Tyre NAV
call with null CpuIitlents.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, graduate nom one OF the most en-.
inent Colleges In the United States, and Tia,
greater part of whose life has been spent in
the hospitals of London, Paris, philadelphln
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the mos,
astonishing cures that were ever known,
Many troubled with ringing In the head
and ears when asleep, great nervousness
being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashflll.
ness, with frequent bluShiug, attended some.
times with derngenent of mind, were curS'
Immediately
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CITY HNTELLIeEy yCE.
GRAHAM VS.. MOONEY.
Testimony Taken To-day before the LegtslR-
tive Dommlttoes

Testimony Taken To-day before the Legtsla-
tive Commlttoes
The legislative committee on the Graham
Mooney contest met this morning, at house No.
7S3 SAMSON street. at 10 o'clock. Eight mem
seTs OF the committee were present.
A motion was made by the counsel for Mr. Mooney
90 reconsider the decision of the committee allowing
count OF the ballots and the opening OF the boxes.
The motion was entertained and argued at some
who desired the count claimed that more votes had
been counted than there voters in the wards in
question. He stated that the suppositiOn was that
the boxes were in the same condition when they
were deposited in the vault II the other side afrme
that they have been tampered with, the burden Of
Tue committee considered the subject, and after
dellDeration again decided to open the boxes.
The boxes OF several divisions were produced by
the Recorder and the one containing the election
papers OF the Eighth division Of the Sixth ward was
opened by Mr.. Simpson The list Of voters was
found to contain 419 names The papers were all
offered in evidence. hr. Simpson then read and
called the attention OF the committee 70 several
names for the purpose Of proving illegal votes
No. 81 on the list Of voters is 9. f. speer marked
as residing at No. 2ss N. Fourth street No such
name is on the registry, or anything like it
NO. 14O, John H. Grouse, no residence gwen u
registry. on one list he is marked residing at No.
No. 9el, Conrad Croft No 22O n. Fifth street not
No. 940, BOser Freldenling No o27 New street, not
No 200. Charles Dusenberger, on one list is a diff
Ierent lame on the other.
No. 415, Lewis Writer'S, No. 9l1 Race street.
marked by clerk "Not on registry"
No. 4ls, g. W. Wornries. No 8 Ellot's avenue, not
on list.
1t was stated that 1t could he proved that some OF
these men were dead and that others had removed
some time before the election.
Mr.. Simpson then said he wished to call the Re-
corder OF the city, and the election officers OF the
division as witnesses to prove how these boxes had
been kept, and TO certify that these were the same
papers that were deposited on the evening Of the
election. This was objected to by the counsel for
Mr.. Mooney.
After argument and deliberation, II was decided
not TO receive the testimony The other boxes pro-
dGeed were not opened, because the divisions were
not contained in the petition. The committee then
adjourned TO meet on Wednesday next in Harris
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u IA Il HI ~ n ~ Il Il i " IN
NEWS FROM The CAPITAL.
Debate on the Georgia Bill.
Funding of the National Debt.
The COvOde-Millward Investigation.
Mr. Covode Completely Exonerated.
RcsumptiOn Of Specie Payments
I'm Rochester.
Etc. Etc, ETC., Etc, Etc.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho (seorRin Bill.

The Georgia Bill.
Special Despatch 70 The Bpening Telegraph
WASHINGTON, March 5.-The House is in
session for debate ON the Georgia bill. Mr.
Farnsworth is denOuncing Butler for reporting
the bill from the committee without authority
He opposes what is known as the Bullock party
in Georgia, for whose benefit the bill isreported.
Judge Lawrence, of Ohio, will follow Ms. Farms
worth in a speech advocating the bill. There is
an understanding that no vote will be reached
to-day.
THE Funding Bill.
Several Senators bad interviews with the Sec
retary of the Treasury to-day relative TO the
Funding bill, among them Messrs. Chandler
Wilson, and Sherman. Mr.. Wilson's amend
ment, allowing the Secretary of the Treasury to
negotiate loan of ten-forty bonds at O rate of
interest not exceeding five per cent, is opposed
by many Senators on the ground that when it is
known that the Secretary has power to pay five
per cent. capitalists will not take bonds at less
rate. Secretary Boutwell, advocates long bonds
at 4 per cent, which he thinks can be nego-
tiated.
Customs Receipts.
From June 80 to March l, 1869, the receipts
from customs were one hundred millions. From
June 80 TO March l, 1870, the receipts have
reached one hundred and twenty-three millions
showing large increase Of imports.
The Covode Examination.
The sub Military Committee which went to
Philadelphia yesterday to take the testimony
of William Nillward in the case of the alleged
sale of cadetships by Hon. John Covode re-
turned this morning.
They report that Millwards evidence entirely
exonerates Covode. Millward testifies that he
got the money and kept it; that Covode never
knew anything about it. The committee will
make q report eXonerating Covode from the
charges against him.
Movements OF the President.
The President, accompanied by the Printing
Committees of the two houses, visited the public
printing office to-day and were received by Con-
gressional Printer Clapp. The President and
committees went all through the building and
inspected it, after which they sat down to a COL
lation provided by Mr.. Clapp.
Naval Orders.
Despatch to the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-Paymaster Samuel
T. Brown is ordered to duty as naval storekeeper
at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; First Assistant Engi-
neer Alexander V. Frazer to duty at the New
York Navy Yard; Lieutenant Commander G. c..
Wiltse is detached from the Saugus and granted
sick leave.
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Duke of Richmond and the Teries.
FROM EUROPE.
Tho irish Question.

Tho Irish QUESTION:
By the Anglo-Ameri Gable.
LONDON. March 5.-The Saturday. Reuie,o has
an editorial to-day on the Irish question,
whereon 1t says;-"Repression of lawlessness in
Ireland should precede any legislation"
An able communication on the Irish question
appears in the London Times of to-day, occupy
ing nearly page. The writer analyzes and JUS
titles the Irish Land bill as noble and compre-
hensive measure. He points out the defects of
the bill and shows that they may be easily
remedied.
The Duke OF Richmond and the Tories.
The Spectator ridcules the choice of the Duke
of Richmond as the leader of tie Tories in the
House of Lords.
TRe Isthmus of Dnrien Scheme RiaicuIed. d
The Times In its city article reviews and dis
courages the attempts to build ship canal
across the 1sthmus of Darien.
The Duke of montpensier.
MADRID, March 5.-The Duke OF Montpen-
sier arrived here yesterday. He entered the city
amid the firing of guns, ringing of bells, and
the enthusiasm of the people. He will soon
settle here definitely with his family.
Great Billiard Match.
LONDON, March 5.-Another splendid match
at billiards occurred last evening at Seymour
Hotel, between w. Cock, Jr., champion, and
r. d. Stanley. The champion won. having
made one run of 512 points and 167 spot
strokes in succession.
The French Conspirntors.
PARIS, March 5.-An official note has been
published to-day, denying statement made in
the Moniteur to the effect that the prisoners
who were arrested during the recent troubles
we're compelled to remain in confinement
twenty days without having an examination.
The note says all the prisoners were duly in
terrogated, but they refused to answer as to the
conspiracy, and they were therefore imprisoned
for contumacy. Of the FIVE hundred persons
arrested seventy-four remain in custody, all on
serious charges.
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co q R II q 8 .
House..

House.
Continued from the Third Edition.
In reply to a suggestion by Mr.. Mayhew that the
State OF Georgia would not have been interfered
with by Congress had it not been for the expulsion
OF the negro members Of the Legislature.
MIR. Lawrence said that God In His providence had
permitted the Rebels so to demean themselves as to
hnally bring Congress to q sense Of its duty, and
enable Congress to do what 1t should have done be-
FORE 1t not the first instance OF the kind in his
tory.
MIR. Eldridge asked whether Georgia would have
been reconstructed IL she had sent to Congress a
rabid, fanatlcal Republican delegation?
Mr.. Lawrence replied that II Georgia had sent to
both houses regular radical set Of Representatives
and Senator's as she ought to have done, and II she
had also excluded from her Legislature coored Re-
puhlcans, Congress would have taken Georgia for
that crime against the Constitution, God, and
humanity into her military control and recon-
structed her.
In reply to another remark OF Mr.. Edridge's
Mr.. Lawrence said that Congress would increase
the tax on whisky, and thus make the Democratic
party contribute its share. Iaughter.) In reply to
the question Of MIR. FarnswOrth, as to when prov-
sonal legislature had ratified constitutional amend
ment, he asked when had anything else but provi-
sona legislature in any one OF the late Rebel states
ratified a constitutional amendment.
Mr.. Farnsworth. Never--never.
Mr.. Lawrence undertake to say that every ratin-
cation of the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth
amendments by every Rebel State has been by q
provisions al legislature and before the State ad-
mite ID to representation In Congress.
specie Shipment.
New YORK March 5.-The steamship Union
takes out 800, 600 in specie.
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF FISK A. HATCB,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES,
No. 5 NASSAU Street, New York.

FEBRUARY lb 1870.
The remarkable success which attended ouy nego-
tiation Of the Loans OF the CENTRAL PACIFIC Ran
ROAD COMPANY and the WESTERN PACIFIC RAuRoIn
COMPANY, and the popularity and credit which these
Loans have maintained in the markets, both In this
country and Europe, have shown that the First Mort
gage Bonds OF wiselylocated and honorably managed
Railroads are promptly recognized and readily taken
~ tne most suitable safe, and advantageous form OF
investment, yielding more liberal income than can
hereafter be derived from Government Bonds. and
available to take their place.
Assured that, in the selection and negotiation OF
superior Railroad Loans, we are meeting a great
puollc want, and rendering valuable service-both
10 tne holders OF Capital and to those great National
works OF internal Improvement whose intrinsic
merit and substantial character entle them to the
use OF Capital and the confidence OF investors we
now ofer with special confidence and satisfaction fne
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Fire In Boston.


BosToN, March ga large wooden building
on the corner of Sumner street and Peoples
Ferry avenue, in East Boston, owned by the
Maverick Wharf Company, and occupied by
Clifton, lumber dealer; Albert Low, rigger; aud
j. H. Dahl, naval architect, was destroyed last
night. Low had stock Of new rigging for q
ship, valued at $25,OO0, and Cliftons loss in
dressed lumber is about the same amount The
total loss will reach $50, ,0O0 which is partially
insured.
The Dean Murder Case.
The COroner's investigation into the eircum-
stances relating to the death of John Dean,
whose body was found in the dock with bullet
in his head resulted in a verdict iustifying OFF,
Ger Mcnamara in shooting Dean, on the ground
of self-defense.
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and putting the power OF the state into his hands,
would be most Internal outrage on the taxpayers
o. the state He believed that this bill was In the
interest OF rev people, who desired TO perpetuate
their reign 30 that they might put money in their
Mr., Lawrence made legal argument in defense
of the bill and 90 prove that the present State organi
zatlon OF Georgia is only provisional.
huch OF MS speech was in reply to objections and
questions put by Mr. Farnsworth one Of these
was TO the point that the Senate had treated Georgia
not as provisional but az astual State govern
ment, 70 which Mr. Lawrence replied in q sugges-
ton, which caused some laughter, that the Senate
had not vet read his spepch
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Knrds.

THE LoRILLARD STEAMSHIP L1NE-IMPoR-
rANT TO MERCHANTs.-By special card, to be
found in another column, it will be observed
that the unprecedentedly low rates by this line
u cent per gallon (ship's option), will go into
effect on and after Monday, 7th instant. Such
has been the golden success of this line that its
enterprising agent, John F. Ohl, has found it
imperative to add two more steamships to this
branch of its business, which will run daily,
taking freight through in t1centy-tloo hours.
The attention of merchants generally is called
to the fact that hereafter the regular shippers
by this line will only be charged 10 cents per 100
lbs, or cents per foot, during the winter
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BISHOP SIMPsoN.-This gentleman has kindly
consented to deliver the annual address before
the Young Peoples Association of the Taberna-
Gle Baptist Church on Wednesday evening next.
The occasion will be one of great interest. and
will be enlivened with music by the Young
Peoples Choir of the church, under the leader
ship of j. M. Evans, Ese. Doubtless all who
delight to listen to the Bishop (and who does
not p will be present.
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THE COMMITTEE OF CoRRUPTIoN.-The legis-
lative committee appointed to inquire into the
alleged corrupt means used to defeat the Metro
pohtan Police bill, was notified to meet this
morning, but again no quorum could be had.
bers present. Both parties in this committee
seem determined that no hearing shall take
nlace In this matter.
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D1sHoNEsT EMPLoYE.-The residence OF Mr.;
srnvthe, No. POPS BrandywiDe street, was robbed
Yesterday OF a black velvet coat, shawl dress,
and a set of squirrel furs. A servant in the
family is supposed to have carried OIL the pro-
peTty.
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BURGLARIoUs ATTEMPT. - This morning
about o'clock, an attempt was made to rob the
store of Mr.. +. j. MolineauX, No. 526 S. Fifth
street The burglars had pried of the wire
onards on the window, and were about cutting
the glass, when the police came up and scared
them off.
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ACCIDENT TO A FIREBAN.-Michael Redding,
OF theGood Intent Hose Company, while putting
hose on the carriage after the FIRE at No. 116
South Fourth street this morning. had his wrist
broken by having 1t caught in the cylinder OF
the carriage
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SEVERELY INJURED.-Joseph Aorkston'
member of the Washington Hose, was run over
by the carriage of the company at Fifth and
Pine streets yesterday morning, and was severely
injured. He was removed to his residence, NO
All Sonth Eleventh street.