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JACK EM-THE-bOX.
The General of the MOdOcs in
Battle Array.
TROOPS MOVED TO Tie ATTACK.
A Combined Attack on the Indian
Fortress in Progress.
NO RESULT REPORTED.

DAN IhANCiSCo, MAY 10, 1915.
The following dispatches have been received
CAMP, SOUTH OF TuLE LAKE,
LAVA BED, May Is, 1873.
The Modocs now are intrenched in Crater
Butte or Mass Lava, approximating some
little southeast of this camp and distant from
fifteen to eighteen miles. Captain Hasbrouck
is camped within watching distance of
the enemy with force of 80
men, where he awaits the arrival of Colonel
Moran, who yesterday morning started from
Captain Jacks old stronghold with force of
40 men.
UNION OF FORCE.
He took the southeasterly course. 1t is in
tended that the two commands shall be united,
under Colonel Mason, and hold the Indians
at bay until Morton's command is for
warded and scout is made around the
southern boundary of the lava beds
by way of Ticknor Roads. At last accounts
the Indians were fortifying their present posi-
ton, with the evident intention Of giving
battle on the first opportunity.
Second Despatch.
LAVA BEDS May Ali z. NJ
Colonel Mason sgnalled his knowledge Of
the whereabouts of the Indians this after
noon by the way Of Jacks old stronghold,
and that both himself and Hasbrouck were
ordered to obtain favorable positions during
the night and make
AN ATTACK ON THE ENEMY
at three o'clock tomorrow morning This
news is known only to few in camp, and
therefore has not yet created any excitement.
Third Despatch.
LAVA BEDS, May IA A. NJ
One sentinel reports that he heard firing in
an easterly direction from camp at an early
hour this morning.
THE WORK BEGUN.
It is inferred from this that Colonel Mason
has begun his work.
The body of Lieutenant Harris arrived at
Yreka to-day
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Cancer, Cough, Hemerrhoids, Epilepsy,
&C, cured by DR. GILMORE s. Warren street, Jersey
City No charge until cured.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, May 16, 1873.
The total number OF votes recorded in the recent
election is /, $4,000
The vote in the capital was unusually light
owing to the apathy of all parties except the fed
eral republican.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present,'week, now
ready, contains an original Story, entited "Leslie
wyndham,n together with the very Latest News by
Telegraph from All Parts OF the World up to the
hour OF publication.
TERMS Single subscription, 81; Three copies, IS;
Five copies, IS; Ten copies, &i5 Single copies, Eve
cents each. A limited number OF advertisements
inserted IN the WEEKLY HERALD.
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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, May I6, 1873.
The health OF the Pope continues to improve.
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Graefenberg Vegetable Pills May BE
relied implicitly to diseases Of the Liver Ston
ach and general digestive disturbances Their strength
enng and restoring qualities are not surpassed by any
other remedy.
GRAEFENBERG COMPANY. Sc Reade street.
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To TRAVELLERS.

GCfnF.B0OKS,
Puhished by
n APPLETON 4 co,
SAY and sol Broadway, New York.
APpi.ETONs' RAILWAY GUIDE IS cents
AP fLEToNs' NORTHERN AND EASTERN HAND
i.PPLEToSs WESTERN HANDBOOK OF TRAVEL.
ApPLEToYs' SOUTHERN HANDBOOK OF TRAvEL.l
ArPLTrOSs' EUROPEAN GUIpr.BooK. 70 maps
and 10 ensravugs, 10 pages, French morocco, 30 ~
yuIs., So 80
NEw YORK ILLUSTRATED 80 engraviuss, IN tho
highest style of arts so cents
skRLErON ROUTES through England. Scotland, Ire.
land, Wales Denmark Norway, sweden, Russia, Poand
and Spain. BY Henry Winthrop Sargent Limp CLOTH ~.
Either OF the above sent free. hy mail 70 ANY address
recent Of the priee.
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THE POPE.

His Holiness Condition Of Health Still I'm
proving.
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Lead Pipe Is a Safe PU,e

Tin-Lincd Lead Pipe Is Safe PU,e
for drinking water. II has all the advantages of cad
pips without the danger OF being poisoned by lead
IL ~ flexible, durable, and easily sDlde redA Prize ls
cents pound for all sizes Sold BY the COLy.EI IA
SHAW WILLARD M'Fu CO., 2l3 Contre street. New
York. Seud TOE c,rcuia-,
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SPAIN.

Record of the Electoral vote-Citizen Apathy in
Madrid.
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81 80 FOR full sized bottle IA speciayl old mellow
and liable entire invoice purchased nj halt its value
also an the popular brands vintage 1876 10 1875 good
sound Clare from 81 $50 Fancy Groceries,
Canned 1,oo,is. Sauces &c, at downtown rates,
IL Is. KIRK 4 co, 81 Fulton street
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Died.
GREENAN.-At the residence OF her mother ia
West seventeenth street, on Friday, May IS. 1873.
ELLEN NJ, daughter OF Eliza Greenan, aged 20
years and days.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
For other Deaths See Ninth Page
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THE MONEY CRISIS In EUROPE.

One Hundred Additional Failures On the
Vienna BOurSe.
The Important Banks Yet Safe from suspen-
sion-suicide by a Distracted Capt.
talist CONSERVATION in
Commercial Circles
ILt[lsAa 10 the Few YORK HERALD.
LONDON, May l6, 1873.
despatch from Vienna says hundred adj
ditional failures were announced on the
Bourse yesterday.
No important bank has yet suspended.
CONSERVATION IN COMMERCIAL CIRCLES.
The protracted panic has created consterna-
ton in all branches of business.
DISTRACTION AND SUICIDAL DEATH
The son of wealthy banker committed
suicide yesterday.
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FRANCE.

Civic Anticipation Of Complete Republican Con-
solidation-A Poor Message from
Bourbon Prince.
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EGYPT.

Amsrican Scientific Exploration and scriptural
Annexation.
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cudtng Invitations, Paris STYLES wos
NOGRAMS, COATS or ARMS, CRtgTs ana EppMCIs
E S.,It,;. pApEK JAMES EvERDEiL, sa Brosdws1.
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VIM. Knabe & Co.. Rnltimore and No

VIM. knabe Il Co., Baltimore and New
York take special pleasure in announcing to their ma
irons and the public IL general that they this law
opened their new and magnificent warerooms liz Firth
avenue, above sixteenth street New York with ulf
assortment OF their celebrated GRAND SQUARE ami
UPRIGHT PlANOFOR1Es. The demand for the Rnah,
Piano has increased To such extent Work ana
the Eastern states a. To render tns establishment
regular branch house III New York mperatiyey nece,.
sary, matter ot convenience patrons ana 10
insure the filling OF all orders with despatch All orders
entrusted To New York house. private purcha A.
well as dealers Will receive the prompt Al.
tenton at factory Baltimore call respect
fully solicted.
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Cristad0rO's Excelsior Hair Dye Trans
forms hoary heads into youthful nstantancousy.
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CASE OF LITERARY PIRACY.
BETSEY AND ARE OUT

A EDITIONS OF CHOICE BOOKS
"a from private library, at APPLETON'S Antuuaruun,
ID Third street. near Bowery aud Broadway
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TURKEY.
TELEGRAM re THE NEW YORK HERALD.

A New Minister for Foreign Affairs.
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TELEGRAM TO The NEW Yoax HERALD.

BERLIN, May 10, 1873.
The German government has resolved to expel
che members OF the Religious orders OF the Redemp-
torists Lazarists. Congregations Of the Holy Ghost
and Sacred Heart and the occupants OF close con-
vents from the country within the coming six
months.
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TelegrnPhic COmmu nication Between
America and the Antilles Island Re-

KEY WEST, Fla, May 70, 1873.
Owing to the ability and energy Of Captain Ralph
Chandler, or the United States Navy who was de-
tailed by the Secretary OF the Navy for the work.
communication between here and Havana by cable
has been reopened. The country ana the company
are under obligations to Captain Chandler and the
Navy Department.
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A terrible connagration occurred in Osaka, Japan,
on the Goth OF March.
Many lives were lost.
The flames ragged all one day and night.
EARTHQUAKES.
Two violent shocks OF earthquake occurred at the
same place on the 18th OF March.
DEMOCRATIC ASPIRATIONS.
The people OF Japan are complaining about the
Capitalization OF the power OF the government.
THE BATTLE OF THE CHURCHES
The native Christians imprisoned at Horata have
been released.
In the provinces OF Jetsizen and Preesho the farm
ers are rebeliious in consequence OF the action of
the government In taking down the edicts against
Christianity. There has been much fighting, but
the insurgents Will be put down.
Seven OF them have been executed already.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 10, 1873.
The mails by the steamship Japan from China
and Japan were landed to-day.
A terrible connagration occurred in Hong Kong,
China, on the ed OF March.
Forty-four acres OF houses we're destroyed and
5000 persons rendered homeless.
CoREA ACCEPTS THE YOKE OF vAssALAGE.
The members OF the Corean Assembly have gone
to Pekin to submit to the Emperor OF China as
vassals OF his power.
RUSSIAN ROYALTY.
The Grand Duke Alexis Of Russia was still on bis
travels through the principal Chinese cities.
TELEGRAPHIc PROGRESS
The Great Northern Telegraph Company have
established a connection with Annoy, and q party
Of nine Chinese offcials are engaged in making
tests OF the working OF the line.
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Shirts. Collars. Cuffs and Drawers
made TO order and warranted
Enclose stamp for circular
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Royal Havana Undergraduates Cashed.
orders filed Information furnished Highest rates paid for
spanish Bank bills governments, &c, &c. =
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, VI Wall street late 81 10.
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Fountains, Vases and Garden Orna-
MENTS. Send for q catalogue.
JAMES KIRKLAND, Nos s, 10 and IL Reade street.
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C0rnS. BuniOns. Nails. &C.. Cured With.
out pain; CORN AND BUNION CURE by mail. Zoe
Dr. RICE, 2J8 Broadway, corner Fulton street
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Havana Lottery Drawings on File.
Circulars froo. Orders promptly hlicd JOSEPH BATES
Agent LOG Broadway room 4, Chatham Bank Building.
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HOyHI HHVWnH LOVEcFy.-FFEces ItF-
duced circulars sent and information given. We sold
the $500 90 prize In tho dra wing OF April D.
j. b. MARTINEI6 co, Bankers, IL Wall street.
Post Office box 1855 New York.
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THE JUNE NUMBER
NOW READY.


Leon II Amhctta. ny Justin Mccarthy.
shak.p Mary II. Wells Pumpelly
ILe W sthcrc Affair. BY W. he Forest
lht W ,lue OF Life. BY Titus Munson Coan.
ABay Of Memories. by &. r. Cranch.
ms weetheart OF NJ. Briseux. By II. James, Jr.
nc Kiss by Julia G. X Dorr.
iiie the Plans BY General q. A. Custer.
fsr shed. ny Mary l.. Ritter
agabond Heroine. by Mrs. Annie Edwards
tx 1ilarations on the Road BY John Burroughs.
80 'seon Stories !. The Moon and the Cows. H.
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association. BY Emily E. Ford
a FOurold Alibl w. !. Alden
i Down IN the Meadow. ny Eben L. Rexford.
The Nan with the Iron History and Solution al
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sprlng BY Charlotte y. Bates
Driitwooo. BY Philip Quiiibet.
scientific Miscellany.
Current Literature
Ihs Galaxy Club Room.
NebuS. BY the Editor.
Price 35c per number.
Subsc fiption price - per year;
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Waters Concerto Organ M 4sr u-o.A
wat-Irs name. Concerto implies its
with the richness and decacy OF its tor -chrsa !,
Work = - ~ "'''a" AZ
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SWITZERLAND.
Republican Arrest of Communist Reformers.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
GENEVA, May 16, 1873
Several Communists have been arrested in this
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Holyokc's Celebrated Fever and Ague
CURE may obtained at g7s Eighth avenue, between
Fifty seventh and Fifty eighth streets.
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Indian Vegetable Institute, Now Open
No IT. West Thirtysecond street Consultation free
We furnish our dcines.
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Corns Removed without Pain, soc. to
81, by DR.. WESTERVELT, Surgeon Chiropodist, So
Broadway near Fourteenth street. Established 1870
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Hale's Honey of Horchound and Tar
will arrest
Every alment affecting the lungs throat chest
PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS cure minute.
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David.-Elegant Hats for Gentle me n.
2991s Broadway. near Duane street,
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HemOrr h0ids-For Immediate Relief a nd
cure use sEELEY's HARD RuBBER PILE PIPE Sold
by all druggists and at SEELEY'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSS AND BANDAGE ESTABLISHMENT, 1877 Broad
way, New York. Send for pamphlets.
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ACID Reliable Halls Sn fcs,
345 and 347 Broadway.
Best in the world
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An Item Ahend.-Announcem or Div
idends. Interesting arcles-KNOX'S Spring Style of
gentleman's HATS Make your purchases at his store,
1l2 Broadway.
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Royal Havana Lo,tery.-Prtces

Il. C.. sheldon's Remedy Sure Cure
for Nervous Debility Principal depot and ONCE IUI
West Fifteenth
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Howard Association, Ph,ladeIPnia, re.
institution having high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill Acting Surgeon J. =
HOUGHTON, NJ. d. Essays for young men sent tree OF
charge Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth street philadelphia Pa.
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Asthma, Bronchitis. Catmrrh.-Norton's
CIGARETTES relieve Immediately eventually cure.
No tobacco. Druggists sell them.
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Hanging About Viewers Corner. 500
Eighth avenue and Thirty.seventh street cannot be
avoided while he makes those celebrated MILK
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-10

BLACK MOhaIrs and Alpaca. ARE sold
very low, at Blum's this week.
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Ice CREAM and Water Ices every day
at ChAs. r. Behler's, Ill Market street.
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Ice CREAM aud fresh Cakes at Chas. r.
Behlers. ....
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Go EARLEifyou wish a choice in those
handsome Irish Poplins at Emanuel En-.
sheimers. ,.......
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DECORATION DAY.-Wc are glad TO
announce that the discharged soldiers and
sailors are to have a mass meeting in the
G. A. r. Hall, Peterson's building, Main
street, this evening. Tor the purpose oil
taking into consideration the propriety Of
celebrating Decoration Day in an appro-
pirate manner. We are advised that the
G. A. r. has nothing whatever to do with
this movement; 1t Is entirely outside OIL
that or any other organic alton, but the
G. A. r. have generously given the use o.
their room. We hope that it will be de-
cided 10 celebrate tie day appropriately
and that the meeting will APPOINT live
earnest, working committees that the
work may be pushed on vigorously
There is no time 10 lose, gentlemen, but
you have ample time 10 devise ways and
means II you go to work noe. Select the
best material for your committees, and
have them make an earnest canvass OF the
city and VIC have NO doubt but mai vou
will meet with generous support from Al
classes. Let the coming 80th Of Nav be
celebrated in manner long to be rcmem,
bSred
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LADIES who are troubled with pain in
the back and side should not fail TO use
Pain Cure Oil. Thousands have been
cured by Its uSO. 1t is clean and safe to
use Sold by all Druggists.
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HALE A MILLION IN MoNEY.-We talk
glibly Of millions, but few realize how
much q million is. 1t Is q vast sum oil
money-the one.tenth part Of It is enough
to satisfy the desire of most men. We
know one man who realizes what a hall
million is, for he has handled it, counted
it, has it now on deposit at the Farmers
and Drovers' Bank at Louisville, Ky.
This is Governor Bramlette, the Agent Of
the Public Library Of Kentucky, and the
best Of it is, he proposes to give 1t away
to divide It among the ticket holders in
the Grand Gift Concert in aid Of the Pub.
lie Library Of Kentucky, which comes of
on the 9Th oil July next, at Louisville. ],
v. L. Rodgers, 100 Market street, has
tickets Tor sale.
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PARTIES, Weddings and Festivals iur.
nished with the best leo Cream and Wa.
ter Ices at Chas. R. Behler's. .'-...
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SPRIEG SrYLEs.-David F. Schwartz Of
No. 90 Main street, Centre Wheeling, has
just opened a large line Of the spring
styles Of hats and caps The attention Of
the public is also invited 10 his very large
stock Of Straw Goods, consisting Of
ladies and children's trimmed Hats, and
mems and boys Straw Hats In every
style. Persons desiring anything in his
line would do well to give him call and
examine his stock.
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NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CON.
In Germ.

All perEOus who require State License In the
transaction Of their business will take notice that
their licenses xpired on tho 30th ult and for do.
Ing business without having renewed them they
are amenable to the law, which reads Us folloWf:
at shall be the duty OF every Assessor to as.
certain from lime to time all persons In his d..
trict from whom State license 10 required by law
and deliver 70 them prOper ceItiacA eB OF the H.
cense TO be obtained and the tax TO be paid there
on TO the state; hut II EhGll also be the duty Of
every such person 10 apply 10 the Assessor and
cause himself TO be properly listed and licensed,
ALu In Case he shall Transact any business for
which he obtains such license vi. hnut having
paid the tIxes assessed thereon. be shall forfeit
not less than ten nor more than one hunUred
dollars for every such OffenEe. -lChAptar thirty.
iWo. Section tTrnty.Iour, I ode az W Va
RALPH ARKLE,
mylO Assessor lst Dist. Ohio Co,
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Tho tax on stogies Is 80 cents per 10O(
which would give the government a rev.
enue from that source, from this district
Of $1S4sS5.
On scrap tobacco there was tax up tC
July LIST of1G cents per pound, and altel
July 1st tax Of 90 cents per pound, ma
king a revenue from that source Of $G,-
O74,24.
Just here We find u subject that gives
food for speculation. During the frsI
halt oil the year the tax on scrap was 10
cents per pound and VIC sec from the
above that there was sold nearly twenty
five thousand pounds, paying q tax o.
nearly $4,000; during the last half Of the
year with the tax at 20 cents per pound
only about eleven thousand pounds were
sold, paying q tax oil q tribe over two
thousand dollars. Yet there was about
tho same number Of stogies made
and consequently tho same amount
ofsCrap, during the first half Of tho year
as during the last half 1t Is fact also
that before the tax was increased it was
q general cause Of complaint that scrap
accumulated on account Of the law re-
quiring it to be put 10 packages no larger
than one pound. But now there arc
comparatively no complaints from that
cause. Of course we do not pretend to
account for this, but 1t goes to show that
a reasonable tax Is more remunerative to
the government than ON exorbitant ono.
From the table wO also learn that the
waste or clippings in the manufacture Of
stogies is about one pound OF scrap to 1000
stogies, and this rule we understand
usually holds good, the variations from it
being very slight.
1t will also be seen that there was a
greater number oil stOgies sold than made
during the year, by about 100000; this
Is accounted for by the fact that there
were that many more on hand at the be-
ginning than at the close Of the year.
We annex a table to show the number
of Stogles made by the five largest manu-.
factories in this district, all Of which are
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$40 90,
$500 90
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DEATH OF EPHRRAIM TRISIBLE.-We
are panied this morning to announce the
death of Ephraim Trimble,, ESQ, which
took place yesterday afternoon at his resi-.
deuce on German street, Sixth Ward
Mr.. Trimble had been in bad health ior
some time. There are few men in our
city who had so larges circle of friends
as Mr. Timble1A he was whole souled,
genial gentleman, and ono greatly I'D.
mired by all who knew him. His funeral
will take place from his late residence at
$50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
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We rejoice to know that Wheeling has
In the Mcclure House really first class
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FANNY B. PIuoE CoMINa.-J. L War
ner, agent for the Fanny B. Price Theat.
rical Company is in the city making ar
raDgements for the appearance OF The
troupe 10 Washington Hall. we under
stand they will commence short season
on the 18th inst. Since last here they
have made many additions to their com
pAny, having added some first class talent
besides several new plays which have
lately come out in the eastern cities. The
company Is now one Of the best travel
ing and VIC feel confident from the ap.
probation shown on their former visits
that they will have crowded houses.
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~ A full line Of Stationery, Wall PApei
CrOQues, Pocket Books, &C., always on hand,
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COUNTY CoURT.-The following Is the
business transacted in the County Court
Judge Cochran, yesterday. Bridget Nc
EnEe rs Robert O'Harc, unlawful de-
tainer; Jury trial, verdict for plaintiff;
Alex Rogers Is. J. G. Stanley and Thorn
as TurtOn, unlawful detAiner; held under
consideration by the court. J. G. Stan
ley Is. W. P, BschmSn, argued on DO.
murrcr; held under consideration by the
court. Adjourned until 9 O'Clock this
morning.