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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-20

FIRE. alarm of fire turned in from
box No. 2, at 2 o'clock yesterday morning,
was caused by the burning OF j. A. Gil's
bakery on Main street, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets. Loss very heavy.
No insurance. Origin Of the fire unknown.
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SUNDAY-SCHOoLM MEETINGS. A num-
ber of Sunday-school mass meetings were
held in this city yesterday, and some were
held to-day if the weather did not prevent
the little folks from making their appear
ance. These meetings are held in response
to request of the London Sunday-school
society, that those days be set apart for
prayer and special exercises for the pro.
motion Of the Sunday school cause through
out the world. The Methodsts have the
matter in hand, but all denominations will
join in the meetings. Speeches were made
at the several meetings by Rev. DR.. Curry.
Rev. A. G. Bledsoe, Rev. DR.. Garlick,
Rev. DR.. Wall, Rev. DIR. Edwards and
others.
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SWITZERLAND.

GENEVA, October 20.--Bishop Mermil-
lod, from across the French frontier. has
issued an interdiet against the three cures.
recently chosen by the Old Catholics of
TINS city, prohibiting them from the exer-
else of religious functions.
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UTAH.
Coin Locked Up.

SALT LAKE Cry, October 20.--An
immense quantity of bullion is locked up
here, in consequence of the scarcity Of
currency. Silver is now selling less than
seventy cents per ounce. t3G f
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S0iOnei Hughes and Hon. Il. III. Cham
.'6 l5si.4s dler AT Alexandria.

-.s LEAANDk1A, Oct0Oer ~.
To He Editorsof The State Journat. ~,
One Of the largest and most enthusiastic
Republican meetings ever assembled in
Alexandria greeted Colonel Hughes last
night here. His speech was clear, calm,
and convincing, and was received with great
satisfaction. Chandler followed in a two
hours speech, and outdid himself. 1t was
one Of his greatest efforts. The attempts
to trip him by questioning were invariably
met by a shot that brought down the
questioner. A gang Of drunken roughs
near the door kept up some confusion, but
nothing disturbed the imperturbable Cham
dler. Ills exhaustless stores of wit and
ready shaflsof repartee were ample for all
offensive and defensive. : About
one hundred Conservatives were present,
md the meeting was great success. i
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~. .MARINE.-The schooner Lucy, Captain
Mitchell, entered at the Custom house This
morning, from Windsor. N. s., with plas.
ter for Staples C Blair. = ' i'''''
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GENTAuR LINIMENr

The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the CENTAuR L,NlMEsr will not
relieve, no swelling which 1t
will not subdue, and no lame-
ness which it will not cure.
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CoNVIcT.-Stephen Seerfield, colored.
was received at the penitentary for ten
to-day. sJ'
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AUSTRIA.

:, VIENNA, October 20.-- Bismarck and
the emperor. are in close conference. Ii il
probable change in the cabinet will he
announced; Bismarck resuming the presi.
dency OF the ministry, gice Van Room.
Madame Pere Hyacinthe has son.
SWITZERLAND
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FOUND IN A DYING CONDITIONAL
colored man was found by the police last
night lying on the sidewalk of Seventeenth
street. above Venable, apparently in
dying condition. They removed him to
the First police station, where medical aid
was summoned. Despite the efforts to
revive him he soon died.. The coroner was
notified. His name was not ascertained.
An enquiry developed the fact that the
name ofthe party was Thornton Taliaferro.
OF Henrico. Policeman Shields picked him
up during the war of elements last night.
lie was then partially insensibe. Dir.
Klddell was called to see him, but he died
before the Doctor could get to him.
Deceased was known to be drunk all day
yesterday. His age was about thirty-four.
The coroner decided to hold an inquest at
Ihree and a half o'clock this evening, at
he jury will, no doubt, be "death from
and EXPOSURE stf@
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<lIIIO.


!. COLUMBUS, October 20.-Both parties
concede Aliens election by from 600 to
700 majority. The Republicans doubtless
have the balance Of the state ticket.
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CITY NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TO-NIGHr.

VIRGINIA oPERA-HousE-Wy the Wizard,
in new tricks, gifts, &c.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

LONDON, October 20.-The Times Car
tagenian special says that Contreres and a
majority of the Junta are aboard of the
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INDEPENDENCE, VA, !
October l3. 1879.

| Octoper 10, loIo..
TO The Et,aor Of 7ne Slate Journal.
1t is gratifying to observe the rapid swell.
| ing oil the Republican ranks in our county.
In the last election the Conservatives had q
majority Of more than COO !. in the coming
election Hughes will come off victor. Men
of influence, of wealth and intelligence.
calm and reflecting men, who look dlspas-.
sionately at the political condition of things.
are taking firm stand for the Republican
ticket. The Conservatives have wrought
their own defeat both by the fierce and In-
compromising manner in which they have
carried on the campaign, and the spirit in
which their principles are defended. Our cit
lzens have seen enough of sectionalism :; of
the results of Welding topaity spirit. They
see the advantage of attaining a position
IN which they can be in. harmony with the
general government, and can be able to
obtain aid from the nation at large, in con-
structing great thoroughlaros for Virginia,
and thus utilize her unbounded natural
riches. t'Sss
Hon. Edgar Allan addressed few days
ago the people of Grayson. His speech
was effective beyond expectation, and in
and spirit in striking contrast
with the fiery, fanatical declarations of
lhe Conservative speakers. rs 5E |
Colonel Robert w. Hughes will be the |
next governor of our state. Nav we not I
soon hope to see Virginia once more as
sumo her proud and merited position in the |
galaxy of the "great republic ?' Let the
sisters welcome her back to her proper I
place as one who, having erred, repented
md sought again the path of wisdom and
prosperity. Tafa sa sass lsl x.
Charles city County. Gag
October 10th was field-day in politics
t The Courthouse of this good old county.
6oth sides were represented, Major Verd5n
nd Judge Lacy appearing for the Conser |,
adyes, and John II. Dezendorf, esq.,. ofl
Norfolk, for the Republicans, Hon, Jamt
l. Platt, Jr.,. was expected to speak, and
undreds had gathered to hear him, but
wing to the dense fog the James river q
oat failed to connect. Major Verdon |
poke first, combining himself to the 5
'oes of Louisiana and other SOUTH
m states, and reading statistics from j
onseryative campaign documents. Judge
acy followed Verdon, and made the usual s
ereotyped harangue. Mr.. Dezendorfl 4
yreeably surprised his friends by an adj.
ress which laid out his two opponents IS
J cold as wedge. g .s 6
The matters Of state debt, free schools, @
9 oyster law, the fallacy of social equality,
gro supremacy, the internal improve 4
ents of the state, the inconsistency of the L
party and all the other issues h
ade received attention, and backed up as o
ey were by authority taken from Con- al
rvative sources and records, formed a as
lc OF argument addressed to the reason Of ii
G people which was irresistible in its al
roe. ff pl
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lTnlsaurgent fleet which is seen off Alicante
~ is supposed that the fleet is attemni;nc
70 escape to some point on the A fr;can
coast. The report of the sinking of tbe
Irlgate Fernando Ell Catolico is confirmed
IL rs IS believed that all on board were lost
although 1T was reported at first that many
R';.;aL ioGh 70 lhe boats. The sailors of the
British squadron have been searching the
water where the frigate went down and I
have recovered five bodies. ''"
MADRID, October 20.-The insurgent
squadron from Cartagena was sighted off
Z. "a lcante Saturday night. As part of
the troops have been Withdrawn from the
Town, there are fears it will be unable to
resist IN case acquisitions are made by the
insurgents. '"'
,o oenerai e. y Marlones will probably soon re-
'orth, on account of bad health.
FRANCE
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PARIS. October 20.-The Republicans
are acting vigorously. Theirs, on Satnr.
DAY. spoke confidently of the result. The
deputies of the Extreme Left meet TODAY
and the Moderate Republicans ON Tuesday
;, They will probably unite in proposine IN
the assembly that the question of restSra-
ton be referred to the commission. which
Is instructed TO report on constitutionai
laws. ''''''oha'
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RICHMOND AMATEUR LITERARY
AssoCIATIoN.-An association called the
Richmond Amateur Literary Association
has recently been organized by number
OF young men Of. very promising literary
abilities in Sr city. The object of the
association, we understand, is the cultiva-
ton of literary taste among its members.
and the development of their talents. II
presents an auspicious beginning, and we
trust that permanent association may be
effected, which will afford the young men
OF Richmond an opportunity for the de.
velopment of those talents which would
otherwise remain dormant. The following
officers for the ensuing quarter were elected
at the last meeting: President, f. Fl.
Pelouze; yice-president, c. A. Craw-
ford; secretary, r. w. Jenkins; assis-
tant secretary, r. s. Ellyson; treasurer,
Leslie shelton; critic, Charles M. Hub
bard; chaplain, ---; censor, L. A.
Johns.
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LECTU RES.
MR.. w. s. ANDREWS,

MIR. w. s. ANDREWS
LECTURE
DIALECT HUMOR.n
ASSEMBLY HALL TUESDAY NIGHT
o'cLocK, OCTOBER 2IsT
Also ON
ART IN HUMORn
ASSEMBLY HALL, THURSDAY NIGHT
O'clock OCTOBER 2SD.
Tickets 90 cents obtainable at all The hook
stores, and at the door on night of Lecture.
reserved seats, 75 cents to be obtained only at
James G Roy's s3l Broad street, corner Ninth
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Appointments of the Hon. George w. Graham.
OF Nottoway county, who will address the peo.
PIE Of the Fourth District as follows ~ "a
~4keiiy's Store, Brunswick county, Saturday,
October 26th. 'i--s-'1 80
i'awreneeville. brunswick county, Monday,
Notioway Courthouse, Saturday, November
Powhatan Courthouse. Monday Noyamher ad
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS..-
FOR HEW YORK. fxs

THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
rdNf = elegant side-wheel steamship OLD
DAY, October 2l, at Q D. M a1 ~ t--ssS---''' -
positlyely no freight received after d. m.
warded with dispatch to all points-norih soniS.
east and west: Close connections made with Cu.
nard line for foreign ports TE7T '''f"
Y, passenger accommodations unsurpassed
rtals...:'.......... .....,..!... s12 co
,'s * 9 m, ....,.,,....,. 90
Enr rai TX Aiches - !. I. $50. ....... 20 90
~ 40 ,,S5A GEO. W. ALLEN & co. ttl.
oc z0-lt Company's Wharf Rockets.
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POLICE CoURT-JUSTICE VIM. HALL
CREW PRESIDING. The following cases
were disposed of to-day
Robert johnson, charged with stealing
one cloak of the value Of $5, the property
Of Caroline Green, sent to jail for sixty
days. a'a
John Brazzalara, charged with being
common thief and vagrant, case continued
until tomorrow. .e E
William Byrd, charged with stealing
lumber from the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road company, sent to Jail for twenty days.
Juda Brown, charged with assaulting
and threatening to kill Eliza Robinson,
lined $3.50, and security required in the
sum of 800 for her good behavior.
Eliza Robinson, charged with abusing
Juda Brown, fined $3.50.
John Sheerer, charged with assaultng G..
Shultz with a brick, security required in
The sum Of $50 for his good behavior.
Henry Roane, charged with using abu-
sive and indecent language towards Kate
Griffin, fined So.
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&6 WILL PAY FOR SIX COPIES OF
ops 2C xssn ,ns WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL foi
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Greaing State Su,lrnal.

ON SALE AT
JOHNSTON'S MUSIC AND NEWS
giAA STORE, 918 MAIN STREET. -
LEON sCHAAP's, 1902 MAIN STREET
WYATT &, CO.'S MUSIC EMPORIUM.
817 BROAD STREET.
NEWS STAND FORD'S HOTEL,
4saE W AND At tsH5
OUR COUNTER.
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bar SPOTSWooD COAL YARD \

p~ SPOTSWOOD COAL YARD.-I
have renewed my lease on the spotsw ood Coal
Yard, and am now ready to receive orders for
winter supplies of FUEL
d. ANTHRACITE Nl'lil COAL for CRATES, stoves and
, furnaces; ~ ssF
Z. WlNTERPoCK, CUMBERLAND and MID.
LOTHIAN COAL; aF
West Virginia SPLINT COAL;
~ FTcoKE for stoves and ranges;
OAK and PINE WOOD, long, sawed and split
(kindling). sdgs W.. 8. pIIcHER
iy 23-3m i
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compel every owner Of steam boiler
10 purchase their worthless invention.
The present bill is in their interest and
every member of the Legislature who
cares to have the reputation OF having
clean hands should refuse to have any
thing TO do with the scheme.
The assertion OF the IntslHgencer
correspondent that either Mr.. DAvEN-
PORT or Mr.. MILLER favors the passage
o. the bill is probably a Islander, or, at
least, conveys a wrong impression to the
detriment OF these gentlemen. Itthey may
be said TO favor it at al, which we do not
believe, it is only because, 10 the hurry
and pre-occupa ton of other duties,
they have not had an opportunity Of
giving the matter personal investigation.
Most assuredly, neither of them deserve
the imputstion which the correspond
ent endesvors to put upon them, and
we doubt not that both will be found
voting against the bill just so soon as
an opportunity is afforded them for
discovering the effect ofits enactment,
and the means that are being employ
ed to compass that end. 1t is an old
snake and would better be killed at
once.
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Death of Bishop NELLY Air ..

Bishop CHARLES PETIT MclLvAINE
whose death at Florence has been men,
toned in the dispatches, was born at
Burlington, n. j., January 18th 1877.
He was son OF Senator McILvAINE, Of
that State. la 1925 he was appointed
Professor OF Ethics at West Point, re-
tanning the position two years. After
wards be was rector Of ST. Andrews
church, Brooklyn. October 81, 1882,
he WAS consecrsted Bishop OF the Pro-
testsnt Episcopal church in Ohio From
1882 to 1910 he was President OF Ke-
nyon College.
Bishop MCILvAINE was distinguish.
ed author as well as divine. His lee
lures on "rhe Evidences of Christian
ity," delivered in 1881, and published
the following year, had an exiraord,na
ry success in this country, and were re-
published in London and Edinburgh
Among his other works are "Justifica-
ton Of the Faith" (lS4O), oxford Div
unity compared with that OF the Roman
and Anglican Churches" (lS4D, and
THE Truth and the Life" (l854).
Bishop MClLvAINE had spent much
OF his time abroad, during his later
years, owing to III health, leaving his
diocesan duties in charge OF assistant
Bishop BEDELL. The deceased expired
at Florence, whittier he was aCcompa-
MED by AN unmarried daughter. A
married daughter resides in London
Tue Bishop resided at Clifton, suburb
OF Cincinnati, where his remains will
be brought tor interment.
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THs Weston Democrat publishes q
letter from a correspondent at Union
Monroe county, that throws some light
upon the proposed purchase OF the Salt
Sulphur Springs property Tor use as q
lunstic asylum. According to the COR
respondent the whole scheme Is mere
lob" Tor the benefit OF some OF uo'-
srnor JACOBS most prominent support
srs in the southern portion OF the State
The property would not bring under
the hammer, more than $4,000 which
is all that it is worth, but the State Is
asked to pay $4,000.
The buildings are in such a state Of
dilapidation that they will have TO De
virtually rebuilt before they can be US
ed. Our honest" Governor is said to
favor the scheme, and the Democrat s
correspondent says that "a certain
Major who stamped for Mr.. JACOB
during the last campaign" is the real
estate agent who has In charge the
making OF the sale. Residing in Mon
roe county, the county in which the
proposed new asylum is located the
writer of the letter is probably well
acquainted with the matters OF which
he speaks, and his exposure OF the
scheme is more credible from tina
fact that the dictates oil self interes
would probably incline him to give
countenance and favor. We trust tina
the Legislature will investigate tn
matter carefully beGe deciding to pur
chase.
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SFE CiAL NOTICES.
-.O:-
A Paragraph for Dyspeptics,

II you have a weak stomach, and wish to
make il weaker take violent pur satstiOns.
There is no surer way to render Indigestion
chronic. But irynu are dyspeptic, and, ike
a sensible person desire to strengthen your
digestive organs and compel them To per-
form their essential duties thoroughly and
regularly, take dose OF HoStetter's Stom-
sch Bitters before every meal, until your
dilinqu-nt stomsch is restore To a hea thy
co edition. 1t should be understood tn I
dyspepsia il awavsc mplicatt dwith distur-
banc $ # the IT. er and AN unnatural state
OF the bowels and hat no medicine which
does not reach and rectiiy these irregu ari-
ties can possibly cure this -gonizins dis
eese. HoStetler's Stomach biUterS is an
anti-bilious agent and gradual cathartic,
as we as tonic and stOmaChic and hen ce
its imp tralleled efficacy in the severest
cases OF chronic iniigest on.
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Texns Pacific Railway.

Col. Thomas A. Scott has written to
the representatives OF the people Of San
Diego that within ten days it is exo
pected all the necessary facts and figures
will he in the possession o. the Texas
Pacl nc Railway COMPANY for the final
Ioration OF a route from San Diego to
Colorado river. It,s said by him that
~ soon as this is determined the work
will al once he commenced at that end,
ard that within one year from May
first ten miles will be CONSTRUCTED, ac-
coriirg to the provisions OF the act OF
Congress-
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LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE or WEST VIRGISIA, | N ,,.,, .

STATE or WEST VIRGINh, l,o,.,.
ohio COZ nty,
AtrUles, held in tie Jerks office Of the
County curt 81 the county OF Ohio, Tor
s.id court on the last Mo day in February
1873.
IN CHANCERY.
Richard V. Whelan guardian OF John
Kuhl and Joseph Ruhl, com planant.
~
a Oline RITZ, administrators Of John Ritz,
drCrast Il g. uoline RITZ, Mary Nichols aud
David Nicu0ls, her husband, Catherine
Meyer and Henry Meyer, her husband,
James vi. iiZ, J'hn A. 'itZ, Onsirnine
kuhI, Anna RitZ and James VI. RITZ her
guardian. vi liam RITZ, Car Oline bradley
and Ralph Bradley defendants.
he Or'eCt 81 this suit ~ To eff. Ct the par.
Triton Of certain real estate lying In the
o nty and state aiOr eSsid, OF wHlCh John
Ri z, deceased, d. d siesed, and II apps ing
rom an affidavit filer In his cause tna'
a cline Bradley, Ralph bradley, Mary
Nichols. Iavld Nichols and constant ne
hui. deem 'ants, ~ aforesaid, are non
residents o. his Safe, they are hereby re-
qGired tn appear wtihim one IN nth M ~
the cate oi the tirst publication hereof, and
do what may be necessary Ia protect Their
lnter ests IN this suit.
Copy test. ROBT Il. WODD-,
Cloik of County Court for ohio county.
VIM. h. Mchnrue, solicitor or com
plHHaut ieb2j-o'Wp
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Wheeling Female College.

DREPARAToRY DEPARTMENr-oNE
Teacher. Academic Department
Three Teachers. Collegiate DEPARTMENT
Four Teachers. Music and Art Depart
ment-Four Teachers. Latin, French and
German Languages. No xtrs charges for
Vocal Music, Penmanshlp, Book keeping,
Latin or ElocuJio1. The second Session
Will commence Monday, February 8.
ja24 ... ..a
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH ~, 1879.
We are under many obligations I

WE are under many obligations to
Squire ROBINSON, member Of the House
Of Delegates from this county, for COM
plete files of the Senate aud House
BiIls and the Senate and House Jour
mails from the beginning Of the session.
We find in them occasionally some
"nigbty interesting reading"
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For sale.

WHEELING, March 10, 7s
TINE GOVERN ZEN r BUILDINGS FOR
| sale cheap, or rent, on corner OF Jonn
and Four b st eets. Also one brick house
on Wheeling bland, with two rooms and a
kitchen. Possession given Immediately.
For particulars INQUIRE OF
H ODJRt FINK,
mar 9 At Feed Store on Main street.
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LINDSEY INSTITUTE.

THE SPRING tenn OF THIS INSTI-
tute will open April 2, 1873. This school
l. now a permenancy, and in success full
operation, and al branches receive careful.
at ention. JAMES WATSON -,
mar5-b JOHN N HUTCHINSON.
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CEILINGS.
q m sIcAN WATCHES

DEiNG CONSTITUTED AGENTS IN
ID wheeling 10 the sale of the hlgin, Wal.
than and oth,I Anne icSn watches, we are
prepared to 'urnish any and every grade
of movement In gold or silver cases. Also
in store full line of Foreign Watches, for
ladies, gents and boys. Every watch fully
warranted, Spect icles, Clocks, Jewelry,
&C.. al lO4 Market street, below M'Lure
House.
ps-Special attention given to repairing.
Uarl9 OXtOBI d DUFFlELD
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Wanted.

no RENT A SMALL STORE ROOM
L with a dwelling having two or three
rooms al attached. Address with particulars
q 20. Box 10, Steubenville, ONO.
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Meeting of StockhOid der.
For Sale.
Washington Mills Flour.
Rio Coffee.

onn BAGS, PRIME TO CHOICE,
Just received and for sale by
marIS M.RElLLY.
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SILVER MOUNTED SHOW C.sts

WYE HAVE NOW ON HAND OR CAN
w max or er at snort notice Sl'N I
Mounted Show aseS Ofal sizes End styles,
which we warrant 10 be equal h quail q! ,
and as low in price, as IN D. pur based
anyw here. Also on hand Walnut trame
Shop Eases nt all sizes and styles. Cal and
examine before purchasing
HUBBAS Il McBURNlES,
marl7 Nos W and IS Market street.
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N AKREED.

FERGURSON - MONTGOMERY - On
Tuesday. march II, 1873, by the Rev. A. j..
LYDIA, Ir ALBERT J. ~ CURSOR to Miss
AMANDA V. Mon GoMERY, all OF Wheeling.
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Notice.

rJNHF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK.
| holhders IN greenwood Cemetery. or
the election OF Directors vii be held AT
the Office ofthe cOmpa! Y, sOut east corner
OF va kst and Q liucN streets, on THURSDAY,
the 9th InSt,l De ny the fourth Thursday OF
the monthly be wee The hours OF 10 O clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock p. ".
narl5J X. L. bONHAM. Secy,