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Opening orlho Campaign In Indiana

IIICHMoNp, IND, April 1O.-GCneral
Brown, tho Republican nominee for Gov
crnor, opened tho campaign In Wayne
county, bY two hours speech upon tho
political situation. Tho large hall In the
city, was crowded with influential clti-
1cnS, who gave tho talented speaker
many hearty guarantees Of approval and
political support.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, April lO.-A fire In the
braas foundry Of Miles, Greenwood & Co.,
at halCpast SOvCn this morning, DESTROYED
and damaged tho building and stock 10
tho extent Of $4,000, The fire originated
from the explosion Of largo can Of hen.
zine, Two wOrkmcn were severely burn.
cd by tho explosion.
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PITTsBuRoH, April 19.-Cloudy. Mo.
nongahela Z feet 0 inches and stationary,
but reported rising above.
CINCINNATI, April 1O.-River 30 feet
and rising.
LoUTsvILLE, April lO.-RIver still rIs.
sing, with ID feet inches In the canal;
l3 feet s inches in tho chute; Z feet In the
pass; under the draw 60 feet; bridge span
clear. Clear and pleasant. Business
good.
CARo, I'LL, April 1O.-Rivcr fallen 9
inches. Clear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, April 1O.-RIver stationary.
Weather clear and pleasant
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CoSsTASTIHnrLE, April lN.--Tho Sui.
tan sent one Of his steam yachts To Odc@o
to convey Con. Sherman, Lieut.. Urnnt
and their iriends 10 hGvASlNpol, c. ".
ThayGr, United States Consul Nt Trieste,
hRs ninCd the party
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IIhcrnl Republican Movements in
Tennessee.

MEMrnIs, April 10 "A meeting Of Lib.
CInI Republicans to night, appointed a
congressional Committee, md elected ].
n iicnvco, Frank SlCchcr, ,Ino. Fischer
q. Mayors, + W Louis, nnd j. W. Yer.
non, delegates from west Tennessee, to tho
Liberal Convention at Cincinnati
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Louisiana Democratic Convention.

Louisiana Democratic Convention.
New ORLEANS, April 19.-In the Dem.
ocratic State Convention ]. R. Head, OF
Btenyflle Parish, was elected President,
The day was consumed In discussion, The
following dispatch was received and viii
be read tomorrow: Is' .f
WASHINGTON, April l9.-our friends
here think 1t would be good policy to
deter tho Democratic nominations until
aflcr the Convention In Cincinnati.
Signed "FRANK P. BLAIR"
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CALIFORNIA.
Tho Iuyo Earthquake Still Going On.

BAN FRANCIsco, April 1O.-Shocks Of
earthquake continue In Inyo county, but
aro not felt on this sido oi the mountains.
Volcanic Island Is rising in Memo Lake.
On Friday last Round Valley Camp, In
lnyo county, was thrown down, and the
earth opened In many places. No lives
wCrO lost
Ono million dollars In old Japanese
gold coin arrived by the America. Il will
hc reNsSNyCd for rCcoinage under tho new
standard.
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GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES.

offer At private sale the Patterns, FlAsks and
Fixtures In Union Foundry, belonging to the late
arm Of ". W. Miller d Co.
The purchaser can secure q reasonable lease Of
the Foundry and grounds. The building 10 55
feet BY 65 feet centrally located with good light
which cannot be Distracted, and contains all tho
necessary appliances OF a nrst-clRss JobbinE
Foundry.
For further particulars apply on the premises
to Il. B. MILLER,
lAn9 RecelvCt. q
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Transportation.

Tickets 70 all principal points In tho East and
West can be procured at the Union Ticket Oflce,
In MLuEe House, and at tho Station at Bridge:
FIR. MYERS,
noy9l General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
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NOR SALE
Cheap Mill Property
FOR SALE.

ing Island is offered for sale on very reasonable
terms. This Mil 10 capable OF cutting from 1000
70 10, ,OoO feet per day, and has the best Log HAr
bor known. Also q acre Lot In the town Of
MAstinBlerTy will be sold separately or In connCc.
uon with the MIL. This Lot 10 situated q short
distance above the Furnace and Is 4 splendid To-
cAllty for Glass Houses or other manufacturing
6u ldings. For particulars, enquire on the prem.
iSes, or Of
=. B. WILLIAMS,
Cor. Of Walnut and Second Sts., Wheeling Island.
ana
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"A London dispatch says Emperor
William has spralned his knee, and Is
suffering considerable pain.
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TIE ARMS INQUIRY,
The Senate Arms Committee examined
Gen. Franklyn and N. McGowan, hut
elicItcd nothing new. The public ex-
aminations are now concluded.
Mr. Chambrun stated to tho Committee
that he had received letter from Paris
saying that telegram published in this
country, had appeared In the Journal dt
RHri', to tho effect that the National As.
semhly had resolved to ask the United
States Government as to the connection
Of American officers with the sale Of
arms, The statement was verified he
said. by the Prime Minister Of Foreign
affairs. The Committee adjourned sub.
ieCt to the call OF the chairman.
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

otfGr for PAle the houe In which now re-. -
side, situate on John street, = few doors ~
eGst OF FiIth. The house Is substantial "
two-atory brick containing eight rooms, DO.
sides bath room and kitchen, and finished
attic, with good collar, hot and cold water In
bathrooms. The honse Is In good order and
well located and In every way desirable prop.
erty, being but q little over q square from the
Post once. There Is also on the premises good
BRICK STABLE,
eutHeient for four horses, and carriage house.
Any one wishing TO purchase can examine the
premises At any time,
sept15 JNO. =. McDERM0T.
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is
land. Price from 800 to $1,000 each.
TERNs -onO.fourth cash, tho residue In equal
lnstallments ct one, two and three years, with In
terest. JN0. P. aILCHRIST,
apl0 At Top Mil.
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Clear and pleasant weather will prevail
very generally on Saturday from the
lower lakes TO the South Atlantic and
eastward, with light southerly winds and
diminishing pressure. Increased cloudI.
ness will prevail from the upper lakes to
the gulf, with very probably rain md
southcrly winds veGring to westerly.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
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NOR SALE


ToR SALE-WINDoW GLASS
e WoRKS.-The Robinson Window Glass
Works, In North Wheeling, 10 offered for sale on
easy terms. These work. arc In good condition
and ready for running.
Tho P. W. q Ky. 4. R. will run along the river
10 any point west. Title unQuestlonGble
Possession given Immediately. Address, 8. O..
ROBINSON or ". u. ROBINSON, 76 Main
street, Wheeling, W. Va. apI6
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AFTERNOON SESSION,

The Convention assembled at $40. Ad.
dresses were made by George H. Stuart,
Of ILL.,; -Drs. Eggleston, McAIillen and
ColderwoOd, Of Ind; Underwood, OF O.;
Hill, Of N. Y; McGill, of Ireland, and
others. The closing speech was made by
President Gillette, and the meeting was
the best Of the Convention.
The meeting closed by the audience
rising and shaking hands while singing
the hymn, l. .a -
"Blest be the tie that binds u.s."
Tho benedictiOn was pronounced by Rev.
]. Fl. Vincent.
A number Of delegates from distance,
remain In the,clty, and will occupy various
pulpits on the coming Sabbath.
The committee to prescribe uniform
system Of Sabbath school instruction as
reported, is as follows: Clergymen-P.
A. Vim. DID,. NJ. L. Sunday School Book
Concern, New York; John Hall, DID,,
Presbyterian, New York; Warren Ran
dolpa, DID, Baptist, Pennsylvania; A.
g. Chaplin, DID,, Presbyterian, Wiscon-
sin; Richard Newton, DID, Episcopalian,
Philadelphia; Layman P. g. Gillctt,
Methodist, ILL.,; Geo. II. Stewart, Church
at large, Philadelphia; D. +. Jacobs, Bap.
list, Chicago, H.; Henry B. Haven, Con.
gregatiOnallst, New London, Conn.
The committee was approved Of by the
Convention.
Mr.. Cook, OF Ohio, opened the sub.
lect of the mornings discussion, "The
Harvest" by short address, re.
viewing the work Of sabbath schools for
the last hundred years, and dwelt upon
upon the great work before them.
He was followed by Rev. Robt Lowry,
OF Philadelphia, ]. NJ. Mccullough, Of
Kentucky, II. D. Haven, Connecticut, A,
g. TYngO and NJ. Errod, OF Canada. The
discussion being closed by VIM. Reynolds,
of Illinois. The exercises being varied
by singing by Prof. Rugglcs.
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For Sale.
A UoTIoN SALE

or Household and KI tchen Furniture, and Stoves,
MAeker0l, Lake FiAh. Butter In jars,
Platform and Counter seAleB,
On SATURDAY MORNING, April 10th, 1874, At
J. CHAMBERS HKRvRY b cos,
Auction Rooms, No. $50 Market square.
TRImA eAgh. ~ lpl9l
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, April 19.-The Presi.
dent to-day sent the following nomIna.
ton to the Senate; II. p. Newton, as post.
master, at Oswego, Kansas.
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ArtIc or Ice King Refrlgorators,
AIIi'

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
~ Ohio County Circuit Court, April 3, is7A
The Wheeling Savings lnstItntIun which suCs
In this behalf for tho use Or
v, kAtMChmcnt IN MshWp'
Mark Lewis hL
Tho object Of this suit 10 to attach the proper.
~ OF tho absent defendant Mark Lewis. In thn
possession Of tho EArniphcC, Aaron Kelly, and
sublCet tho same to tho plAiutlH's demand, which
10 for &O9I9 a..
II appearing nom an AtldAvIt nled In tho
cAusC that tho defendant IL not resident Of The
appear hero within ono month Aitcr the dAtO "
tho nrbt publication OF this order and do what 10
nCccEAATy 10 protect bis intercAl herein.
Test SAMUEL d. McCOLLOCll, Clerk.
LAM 4 PAULI, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
ApFb.P
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BY TELEcRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
E1clusIvely 70 tho IntollIgeneer.

(By the Western Union Line. "a
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts.)
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Nearer my God,
Nearer TO Thee"

The Committee on Resolutions report
ed to the effect that the Sunday School
Associations OF the British Provinces had
been invited to send delegates to the next
National Convention, which shall be
known as the International Sunday
School Convention. A resolution OF the
Committee on Nomination to select and
TO prescribe uniform system Of Sabbath
Schools.
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baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
MRWWHl lHIld

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
L by tho following Schedule on and Aitcr No.
Vembef 2Oth, 1871, Wheeling time:
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
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Insurance.
pEABoDY INSURANCE CoMpY
AT wuRELNa, WEST VA,
CAPITAL. el25,oOo,
With The p'ivtSsS. .esd q dISSssScAslnG SS Tho AnO to

SAE4EAA, HlabUOO,
With Tho privilege oI q INCREASING a Tho NAnO TO
'# DIAhoToRs
NY %illISn liam bailey. Alonlo LOriIs,
Andrew ]. fahneil, JamCa u. Barnn.
Henry StAmIn, ThOFnAR In1bSS
A. j. Cecil,
This Company having been In sucecssfal ouer.
auon tof nearly two yeAlB 10 Prepared 10 10
riaks a. hf rAtea on Buildings Of ~ Kinda .Ner,
ehAndlae, Manufacturing RBtahllshmentS. RnFni.
turo, Steamboats,, and earROes on nc Westsrn
hlTGra and Lakes also to issue perpetual policies
On dwellings and Stores, This Company boinp
composed mostly Of our leading huStnoSs men.
recommends ltself 70 tho favorable eonalderaticts
Of tho inEGring public, and SOllcitS IhOlr patIo.
nAgo. Applications for insurance will 30 pF1mnt.
Z attended 70 atthuIr once, HAILRY'S BiOCE
No. LOG Market street,
WILLIAM HAI.RY, Pres't
=, AL0NZo L0RINl, Vic0 TrOs't
n. Q. ARTHUR, sec'y.
W. II. AGNRW. Asst HOc'y. IAnie
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National Sunday school Convention.
FOURTH DAY.

FOURTH DAY.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 19.-The Conven.
tion was called to order at nine o'clock
this morning by Rev. J. B. Taylor, Presi-
dent The sixth Psalm was read and was
followed by prayer by Rev. W. 8.
Brown, Of New York, and the singing Of
the hymn -a
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This Company having been fully orpaniyed IA
now prepared 70 take risks upon
Buildings Of all kinds, Merchandise, Mauu6e
turing Embellishments, Furniture and
CarRoes OF all kinds on the
Western WAterA.
Applications for Insurance will bo promptly At.
tended TO by the Secretary.
hcLurG Housa.
WIN. B. SIMPSON, Pres't
WV. c. HANDLAN, Vice Presr.
]. r. MILLER, Sec'y. auriI
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Weather Renort.
pROnARILITIER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFIcE or THE CMEP SiGNAL OPPICER,
WARRINGTON, d, C., April l9-T.SOP. Y.
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WEST VA. INSURANCE COMFY
CAPITAL. So 100000.
Tafe9 risks a. the lowest rates on Buildings Of
disc and Goods In TfanAIt. ~-'''''
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The LIFE OF HORACE GREELEY
James H. Howard ls canvasslng this
city obtaining subscribers for the very
excellent and charming Life of Horace
Greeley, written by James Parton. The
book is written in Psrton's best style,
and commences with Mr.. Greeleys
humble birth, taking him through his
early trials and struggles as jour
printer; the beginning of his career as
an editor and his failures, the starting
OF the New York Tribune and how it
was built up, bringing down his history
to bis nomination as q candidate for the
Presidency. 1t also contains the full
text of the Cincinnati platform. This
work was not written as a campaign
document, but was commenced and all
but the closing chapters were written
long before Mr.. Greeley was brought
for 5ard as a Presidential can didate.
The book is printed and bound in splen'
did style and is embellished with 40
excellent portrait OF Mr.. Greeley. 1t
is furnished to subscribers only at y
per COPY. This book should be in the
hands Of every one Of the friends Of
Mr.. Greeley. Mr.. Howard will call on
our citizens and solicit subscriptions to
the work.
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THE New GLASS FACroRY.-We men.
toned some weeks ago that company
had been formed and purchased the
Robinson window glass factory, in
North Wheeling. We have just come
in possession OF the following pirtiou-
lars and names OF the officers The
Franklin Glass Company, of VIII ceiling,
w. Va, was incorporated Au gust l,
1872, the following being the incorpo-
rators: S. Horkheimer, Jacob Weis.
W. F. Stilel, A. c. Egerter, G. W. Eek
hardt Jr, Peter Miller, Henry Michael,
C. E. Stifel and Peter Zoeckler. The
company was organized by the election
of the following officers: President, E.
W. Paxton; Vice President, Jacob
Weis; Directors-S. Horkheimer, W.
+. Stiiel, A. c. Egerter, G. W. Eek
hardt, Jr., and Peter Miller. The
company has fled an application with
the Secretary Of State for a change OF
name, and instead of the Franklin
Glass Company. it is to be known as
the Wheeling Window Glass Company.
We wish our friends every success in
their enterprise.
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1I.,x,y Au6,Lsf I.

SUPREME CouRr-1awsday, Aug,ia l.
in the case of william Cady Us. e. l..
Gale ct al, on q motion to dismiss the
appeal, the Court held the opinion that,
as the effect Of the order appealed nom
was in fact to enjoin further proceedings
on the decree of this Court, it comes
within the perview and spirit ofthe first
section of chapter 135 Of the Code and
that the appeal, therefore, was properly
taken. The motion to dismiss the ap-
peal must be overruled.
In case Of Elijah Morgan Us. the
Franklin Insurance Company, from
Ohio county, q motion to dismiss the
first appeal was overruled and leave
given to prosecute. The second appeal
was dismissed. Peck for appellee and
Lamb & PAUL for appellant. ,
The case of William Csdy Us. E. L.
Gale ct al appellees, from Wood county
was argued in part by Cole and John
son for appellant and Boggess and Sands
for appellees.
The case of Benjamin White, admin
istrator, appellee, Us. George W. Pearls
APPELLANT, from Mercer, was argued by
Allison for appellee and Borgess. fol
appellant, and submitted.
The Court adjourned until 9 o'clock
this morning.
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JUDICIAL COMMEMORATIVE Demo-
cratic Convention called to select can
didate for Judge Of the First Judicial
District, met in the Grand Jury room
at the Court Eouse. and was called to
order by Michael Reilly, Esq, Chair
man of the Ohio County Executive
Committee, and organized by electlng
Hon. Joseph Gallagher, of Marshall
county, President, and Geo. W. Rhoades'
of Ohio county, Secretary.
The Convention then adjourned I'M
til 2 clock.
AT the latter hour the Convention
reassemble1.
On motion Of John Boring, Esq,
Hon. J. Dallas Ewing, OF Marshaii
county, was unanimously nominated as
the Democratic candidate for Judge OF
the First judicial Circuit.
The Democratic papers of the Circuit
were requested to publish the proceed
ings of the Convention.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
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Police CoURr.-Three cases made up
the compliment before the Police Court
yesterday.
Alex. McMichael, on Wednesday,
took quiet drink, with friend, from a
bottle they had. 1t must have been a
big drink or bad whisky, for IN five
minutes thereafter he was sound asleep
on Godfrey's cellar door, Union street
81 and costs or ten days was the PEN
atty.
James Marshall was fined s. and
costs for riding fast pacing horse at a
dangerous rate Of speed, on North Main
street, Wednesday evening.
John Boils boils over when he boils
at all. He was captured in front of
Gauding's saloon, near the market
house, on Wednesday evening, very
drunk and quite disorderly. The officer
made Boils simmer down and let him
in the lookup to cool. 81 and costs or
ten days was the penalty.
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The CrRcus.-Rosston, Springer d
Henderson's Great Mastodon will be
here and give two exhibitions to>mor-
row. In speaking Of it's exhibitions in
Cleveland the Plain Dealer says:
While we have not space to refer in
detail TO the many novelties and fine
standard attractions presented by the
Great Mastodon, the Arab performance
deserves particular attention, as some
thing new and extraordinary under the
arenic cum. Their feats are entirely
original, and positively magnetic in
characteristic wildnesa, ease, audscity
and strength. Nothing to compare
with them has ever been presented, and
a. this il their last appearance here, and
they are the only Mohammedan athiet-
ics in the country, they should be inter.
viewed to-day and tomorrow, when the
last afternoon and evening exhibitions
will be given at the corner of Dodge
and Superior streets. '-
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SEMI-AYNuAL SALE OF DRY GOODS,
SUITS, &c.-Mtssrs Emsheimer & Blum,
desiring to close out their Summer
goods, offer for this week the following
grand bargains: Grenadines worth 30
cents, at u cents; P. X. worth 80 cents,
at % cents; lawns worth % cents, at
I24 cents; linen suits worth $40 %, for
$780, linen suits worth Sc 90, for 50 90;
lace points worth 500 90, at $1,000;
lace points worth 5000, at $3.50. Also,
silk sacks, shawls, hosiery, gloves, &c,
at a tremendous sacrifice. They also
offer the best six cord spool cotton at
So cents a dozen. Remember, this is
your last chance to buy summer goods
at these prices.
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MARTINS FERRY 1TEMs.-The enter
prising firm Of Messrs. Culbertson'
Wiley & 20. are about to enlarge the
capacity of their foundry by adding
another cupola to their extensive works
They purchased a few days since Of
Messrs. D. Lynn & Co., the engine Gu
pola and fan connected with the Island
foundry, which will be Immediately
removed and placed in position at their
foundry in Martins Ferry. They will
then be prepared to melt about twenty
tons Of iron per day, and can cast the
largest wheels required for rolling mills
nail mills or furnaces. They are now
sending off to different points some
beautiful little pulleys, wei Ching from
two 10 three thousand pounds. lfthelr
trade increases as it has for some time
past they vi be compelled to increase
their machine shops as we'll as their
foundry. Those who want neat and
substantial job in the way OF castings
or machinery can be accommodated by
this firm.
A Beautiful Tsnt.-A most beautiful
tent WAS raised on the lot in rear Of the
psblic school house, on Wednesday, by
Mr.. Bone, who constructed it for the use
ofthe State camp meeting to be held at
Moundsville. 1t was ordered by the
clergy OF the city Of Wheeling, men,
bers of the West Virginia Conference.
It will accommodate about five huns
bred persons, and is intended for divine
service at certain hours during the
meeting. 1t is needless to speak Of the
beauty, excellence and workmanship OF
the tent. 1t is enough to know that it
was built by Mr.. Bone, who, perhaps,
has no superior as a workman on the
continent Of America. He commenced
his bushes fitty~one years ago on the
Island of Malta, where the great Apos-
tie of the Gentiles was shipwrecked,
who, by the way, believe, was also a
tent maker.
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A FIRST CLASS SrATIoN.-M;anning-
ton was on yesterday promoted to the
dignity of frst.class station on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and
Thomas II. B. Haas has been appoint
ed as the agent st that point. 1T is not
necessary now to prepay freight charges
on goods shipped 10 Warrington.
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A CoNUNDRUM.-We are in receipt OF
the following conundrum: Has the
Street Commissioner any control over
that part OF the Eighth ward opposite
and south of Hobbs glass house? II
so, what is his intention in regard to
the water which has been standing in
the bitches and on the lots there Tor
the last month or two?' We give it up.
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TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS. Don't forget
the primary elections to nominate two
Justices and two Constables, to be held in
the different townships tomorrow.
The polls will be opened at two o'clock
in the afternoon and close at eight
o'clock in the evening.
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STATE CANT MEErING.-As there
seems to be some confusion in regard to
the commencement Of the West Vir-
ginia State Camp Meeting, to Be held
at Moundsville. for the information Of
all wish to say. the first service will
be held Wednesday evening, August IA.
G. MARTIN, Pres't Board.
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FRIDAY.AUGUST 2, 1872.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
NeHAdHertisements.

Boys Watches-Oxtoby & Dufiield
Music Lessons.
Furniture-Hubbarl Il Bro.
Mosquito Bars.
Strayed or Stolen.
Bradley's Celebrated Yarns.