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San EANtIstO, AIlflI IA stTlOVS flOt
CccuTr d tonight at SacramenfO among the
Chinese in which pistols were rsed. ana two
men were dangerously wounded. The police In
terfered and quelled the mot. Further trouble
rs expected a. the Chinese are intensely excited.
The riot grew out of the r cent murder OF a
Chinese court interpreter named A. n. QnOng.
NAKED CHINANAN WITH THE SMALL PON IN
STREET. CAR.
One of the Chinese small pOx patients escaped
from the rest hous e, and ran naked into a street
ca, on the Bay View road, which was crowded
with ladies and ger tlemer. The passengers
and conductor hSd, tie driver went TaUidly on
with the car untl be met Me. can who SCI ZCd
the Cinnamon and led him back to the pest
house, giving the patient all the rope ne
wanted.
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A BrftiAh BRIG A.here.

NORFOLK, Va, April 1.-The British brig
Alpha from Baltimore for the West Indies.
With cargo Of shook, at anchor below York
Spit, parted both cables during wedncs day,s
storm, and went ashore on EGG island Bar
She lost her chain and MINDLESS. Assistance vas
sent from here thfs morning.
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NEW YORK, April ia Columbia. sou,h
Carolina, dispatch states that james N. Allen.
treasurer Of Greenville county, was arrested
yesterday charged with being q defaulter OF
SIC, 900 taxes.
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Execution Of Fralech =.

SYRACUSE, n. ", April is.-Henry fys,er,
was hanged at this city this AFTERNOON for the
murder Of Peter Shafier. FralecS nsr.s IA
firmly TO the gallows. where he made a speS :,
aenounclng the judge and district aftorr : in
pitter language. He closed his remark ~ saw
let me CO." ''
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This AHerneons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRhss REP0RnS
New York NOTES.

EeA 10TH Notes.
fiEs ~ okAgE,so.
NEW YORK. Apfl IA FIRE In oswego YES
to-day burned the Park Hot-l barns st,9 s,t-
houses, and three stores Loss, 40 ala.
Is ported O. have said YESTERDAY AZ PortlanI
that he should proceed Immediately 20 Ncw
York.
AFRAID HE NAY EssAPR.
The British consul, apprchCnSive that NJ
Donnell, Of the Bank OF England forgery notO-
riety, may escape nom Ludlow street jail. has
employed the officers OF that institution 90 keep
constant watch over him.
SAFE PIACE To COMMIT MURDER.
simeon Leslie, who fatally wounded George
Butler with q shovel In the Pennsylvania COM
psny's shops, II Al large, while the authOritirS
of Jersey City AMI Newark each say the other
should arrest him.
SUIT HAs REIN COMMENCED
by United States ID istrict Attorney Bliss against
the nrm Of White, Brown & Iecompfe T. r,.-
cover 80, 600 ALE ed difference bet cen dufI =
paid by that nrin and he amount actna ~
due.
ANOTHER FAILURE.
Messrs. Lockwood and company hankcrs.
successors 20 Lesrand, Lockwood and com
pany have failed.
FREsH EXCITEMENT IN WALL sTREET.
On the announcement OF the failure of Lock
wood Co, there was intense eNcitem NJ in
Wall street, and the market broke frum ! 20
~. II has again became nrm and Is com ara
lively quiet.
WRESTLING MATCH.
Homer Lane, OF New York, and John Mona
hon, OF Rutland, Vt, have been mat d, TO
wrestle the best two in tbrse .Quare d * fails
for = 900 and the champion hip o. America.
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Preeaaene GrS.a - p.rev

lxpiANAPoLIs, April ls,-Pre<idenl G-anl
and party passed through hers ~ II O'Clock 9 4
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HALIFAX, April f3.-The Steamship Eanoa-
roo Proceeded 10 New York yesterday n,ornfa,
with the shore END Of the new French cable Tor
the terminal there. /. ~ - ~
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f1re. ana Three Hen Burned Co Dcafs.
fHtLADELPHrA, April. 1S--Granf's roap
works, go ana Hamilton street, were burned
this morning. Three men arc reported burned
TO death and otheu injured.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
w JOHN I. FORD-.-PrOpIietor and Manager.
FRIDAY EVENING. April rs,
FAREwELL BENEFIT OF
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON,
Positively last appearance but two Of the
AND Her 9 aknMo III c coSMMffkkSSHfpk'
First night of the last Thompson success,
ALADDIN.
WELL TAKE EN- I'M
ALADDIN. MISS LYDIA THOMPSON.
SATURDAY, GRAND MATINEE,
BLUE BEARD.
SATURDAY EVENING LAST APPEARANCE
Admissi, n to Matin e, toes. Reserved seats, 81
Seats can now be secured for both Matt nee and
evening perfOrmaf c.. ais
JOHN O'BRIEN'S
Great Six Tent show,
NOW ON EXHIBITION ON
SIXTH STREET LOT.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
PRSEstS see the wonders q The Triple d aaI
,he TRIPLE Menagerie, the Triple Caravan, aud
THE MONSTER ELEPHANTS.
THE MONSTER ATOM RHINOCEROS,
the wonder of the world
THE GREAT BRAZILIAN FAMILY,
THE GREAT CLARINDA LOwANDE.
The great CHILD RIDER, MOLLIE BROWN,
The GREAT CLOWN. PETE CONKLIN, ami 10
other Star Artists.
THREE PERFORMANCES DAILY.
AT 10 A. M, p. NJ. AND Il p. NJ
Whenever the procession is given in the NOR 1ing
there will be only performances, at and
m. al4-6t'
kVAsHINGTON THEATER CONI0UE,
W Eleventh street, south Pennsylvania ave1ue.)
,ANoTHfsEE ANYEASSt New s II NOVELTIES
Snu GEoEeE ". Tho Il Rs1fs Comedians
MaTba the i a1& samiEn
the greatest Of Europe and America GymIast,
ffSs sf R5 PssHs5i
Prodigy Master HERBERT caWTHo Or ns'fn his
snd ae 1S snc ne
TER TIE Band and JE ]; ERgsssmsnt q ihs Bssts9
Or, Til i h E$bAtTr " EDEN,
Mons; Alex. Blandowski, George +; Thompson n
the screaming Dutch farce entitled :'binkie.piei
SaTeed Manees wEpSEsp1Y anS Ss SAFE R.
BAY; FRIDAY, April is, 1873. rand CompIhnent-
KEk and sAMTEL 9 iPRocTFSSI Rsc h. ) Az al
0 OF On and aaa sal. Ssssss s 70
iH 81, MARKk1IrER,s, HrH 81
dOsrs above ODD PeO aPs Halt ffreet'' eight
Choice Oil P Paintings, EngraSinss, Chromos, 60
Also, largest stock Paper Hangings, Wind 1w
shades. Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords anu Tas
~TERNS CASH.
Please remember Name and Number iel-Iy-
A LII KINDS OF CAST-OFF WEARING AP-
"A PAkEL can be sold TO the very best advantage
by addressing calling on JUSTH
619 ID street, between 9Th and 7th a. w.
Notes oy mail promptly attended TO. Cash paid rs
nLD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER, Ere
~ bought at fair prices for @ New York house
Household Furniture bought and sold Notes By mail
promptly attended to By AUGENSTEIN, 1905
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STRIkERs SUPPLAxrKD.-Somes eventy-6ve
holsters, employed by the Union Horse railroad
company of Cambr idge, Mas, have struck Tor
an advance OF wages nom $40 Per month b
sl75 per day. Their places have been filed.
0The Order of the Patrons Of Husbandry 1.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

- U N Il b RD
The OSBURS HOUSE, Leesburg, Va, is now open
for the accommodation of Summer Boarders No
pains will be spared in the endeavor TO make ali com
Portable. tap3-lmF] J0AB OSBURN. Proprietor
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PIANOS. &c.
PEiiADELPaE
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
These Instruments, which, on account Of their %
ceriorify over all others, have in o. few years-a
become the most popular here, well as all sESy
over the country, csG be had now for tbs solsSstV
lowing low prices
SQUARE PIANOS frem sTe to s1s.
UPRIGHT PIANOS from ssc0 10 500.
GRAND PIANOS from 9 cz5 to SI,W8.
Perscus who wish t. save from 5 lgN 70 so IN Gnr
chasing the best Instrument OGt, invited 10 cali
and compare for themselves Pianos for rent. Pianoe
exchanged. Tuning ard Re pairing properly att snesc
to. CARL RICHTER, Agent,
d6r q35 PennsyiyeHis averus
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1t is hard to ten where nc II to day.
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A WOMAN WITH HER HAN TuRxKp-a
woman ct Lawrence, Mass, suddenly turned
her head to look behind her the other day, aud
neither she nor the doctors have been able q
turn back. The curiosity OF the sex Is likely
peen In such hurry to see what was going or
behind her, and perhaps she had no business q
be locking hack at ali. -
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acknowledgements Aylett r. Cotton
has forwarded to Gen. Spinner the amount of
his increased compensation, in fve-twenty
bonds. jesse Grant, son of the President,
passed through Chicago yesterday en- route for
California, in company with Senator Cole and
family. ''..Miss Sherman, daughter OF Gen.
Sherman, is in Italy, with large party of
friends
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The CeLPAx WAR-lt IL reported at New
orleans that one hundred Metropolitan police
men, armed a. infantry, and battery Of two
IL is supposed for Colfax-the Federal authori-
tee having refused troops after repeated appli-
cation. -
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.
PoRTATIoN met in this city yesterday. Mr..
Hinckley, of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad, was present, with a list
showing certain persons to whom the depart
ment had given passes to ride on the postal
cars, but who, he stated, have no connection
whatever with the post Office service. Included
in this list are grocers tradesmen, and a num-
Der of women. The railroads complain bitterly
of this, and also allege that in many instances
the pou tai cars are used for the transportation
Of freight by these parties. Col. Darlington
president OF the James river and Kanawha
canal, was present, and addressed the commit
tee in explanation of the scope and design of
that work. He extended an invitation to the
members to visit the line of the work which
they w,ll probably do some time during the
summer, starting from Norfolk or Richmond
Messrs. Casserly. Mitchell and Davis, of West
Va, were appointed as subcommittee to
proceed to the Pacific Goa st and investigate the
freight charges of the Union Pacific and Gen.
trail Pacific railroads, of which there is great
complaint among the people of that section.
The subcommittee will also look into other
matters coming within the scope of their in
quiry. 1t was decided that the subcommittee
would employ ne clerk, and that each member
should pay his own personal expenses.
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BANKERS.

HTis BIGELew,
" n n N h r.,
6I3 STEEET, NEAR SEVENTH,
Pays INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes COLI
LECTIOSS, and transacts ali business connected
with Banking. arc-Iy
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How THE PRESIDENT DRAWS HIS SALARY
The President never draws bis salary himself,
but receives it through the First National
Bank, to which he has given power of attor-
ney, and the money is always drawn from the
Treasury by the cashier OF that bank and placed
to the credit of the President in the bank. The
warrants for the salary of the President and
Vice President are made out at the Treasury
every month, the former under the new law
receiving 81, 1866 per month, and the latter
SSS333. Members of the Cabinet are paid from
the rolls of their respective departments, and
receipt therefor the same as all other employees
The President and Vice President do not Sign
any pay roll.
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GEN. W. Fl. II. TERRELL, formerly Third As
sistant Postmaster General, was last night the
recipient of complimentary dinner, given to
him by his Washington friends on the occasion
OF his departure for indianapolis to assume his
new duties as pension agent at that point. He
was yesterday presented by NJ. NJ. Kaighn,
president of the New Jersey republican asso-
citation, with handsomely engrossed letter,
signed by the presidents of the several state
associations, testifying their appreciation of
his courtesy, honesty and ability as an officer
of the government.
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TOL.E9O. April g. ri1sr--Unchanged.
Wheat-No. 1 WIFI Michigan 81 "a;
Amber luchigln 81 Nlll 64i; No. / red
81 70; M. 9, DO 81 - Cana shade
higher, high mixed ,5f4lfe; low mixed
39ic. ONtS-No.2 FSs S3lc-
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irrepealable legislation. No legislative
body can so part with lis powers by any
proceeding as not to he able to continue the
exercise Of them. 1t can and should ex.
ercise them again and again, as often as
the public interests require. Such body
has no power, even by contract, TO con-
troll and embarrass its legislative powers
and duties" Cooley on Con. Limitations.
.. 205; 10 Howard Is. Court 5S5; 8 Cow
den $40; SO N. Y. 26l; Z COwden COS; Q
Wheaton 507; II Barbout 435; 90 lbed.
229; AZ Penna, 81. 800
We submit that there is no just reason
why the owners of these bridges should
not be held TO u strict performance OF
their obligations with the public; for It Is
uudisputGd that most Of the stock OF the
company is held by capitalists who pur.
chased It at very reduced prices, and who,
holding 1t at such rates, are receiving
more than ordinary dividends upon the
money really invested; that with the
most of them, II not with all, in part,
their annual dividend Of 8 per cent upon
the original capital stock, Is equivalent 70
10 or Is per cent on the real Investment.
There can, in this case, be no mitigating
plea of poverty or "poor stock" Having,
then, the pecuniary ability to perform ali
Of their obligations with the public, we
respectfully insist that they should be
made to perform them.
In conclusion we would beg leave to
say, that Notwithstanding anything herein
seemingly to the contrary, we have no
desire to injure the property Of this com.
pany, but on the contrary, We cheerfully
admit all the benefits and conveniences
which we and the public have received
from their bridges, and are DESTROYS that
the owners thereof shall at all times and
under all circumstances receive a fair and
reasonable remuneration for their expend.
itures of money, time and labor upon
them, but always insisting that the rela.
tions between the company and the peO-
pie should BIO reciprocal.
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New York Market.

New York, April 9.-Flour-Dull
heavy receipts; superllne western and
State, 50 10aG 60; common 10 good, 80 80
az so; good to choice, 81 65AS Is; white
wheat extra, IS 5Oa1O so. Wheat-Very
limited request for export demand and
home use; No. 3 Milwaukee In store At
Il G9. Rye, Barley and UnchaRg.
ed. Corn-Heavy and lower; new mixed
western in store, O3tC; yellow western, CA
Csc. Oats-Firmer with fair demand;
mixed western, 50O53c; white western,
54s5GC. Eggs-Quiet. Coffee-Unchang.
ed. Sugar-Steady: fair 10 good refining,
9ia9tc. MolasSes-Firm; New Orleans,
G7a75o, RiCe-Steady at 79asic. Cheese
Unchanged.
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IS weak.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Steady. Hartford
& Erie flrsts advanced to 40. The Bur.
liDgton, Cedar Rapids & Minnesota Rail.
road Company earned $4,000 more in
March, 1873, than in the same month in
1872.
STocKs-Weak the greater part Of the
day, the decline ranging from / to 8 per
cent, and being most marked in Harlem,
which fell from 1851 to 1901, Now York
Central from 100 to 90, on passing oil
quarterly dividend, Panama from 1861 TO
1O4, Pacific Mail from 5Gi to IS, Wabash
from Coz to 674, New York Central from
1O1 to 1901, Western Union from s4s to s8t.
There was, however, decided change for
the better after 3 o'clock on easier money
and an increase in tho legal tender circu-
latiop, the prices recovering / to 24 per
cent, with Panama up to 1869, Pacific to
5Ot and Harlem to 1873 as the main ieau-
lures, and the market closed strong. Mr..
Stockwell has been reelected President
OF the Panama railroad, but Judge Pierre.
pont declines to accept position in It's
directory. The Stock Exchange closes
on Good Friday, and the Cotton Exchange
on Friday and Saturday.
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New York prY GOOD, marion,

NEW York, April s.-Business fairly
active with jobbers today. The market
for cotton goods was steady Tor all Of the
best makes, but weaker on lower grades
OF medium and fine bleached ShirtingS.
Ticks, dCnlms and corset jeans active and
firm. Polka spot prints and percales
brisk. AmoskCag bales and RentreW
ginghams jobbing at 14c. Woolens quiet.
Hosiery and shaWls inactive. Foreign
goods dull, except colored Orleans cloth,
b0lernes aud black mohair lustres, which
move freely and are scarce.
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CINCINNATI Market.

CINCINNATI, April 8. - Flour = Dull
81 2ja7 IS. Whcat-Dull, 81 Goal O3.
Corn-steady 40c, Rye-S!cady 70asOc.
Oats-Steady SOC. BArley-Unchanged.
Pork-Quiet, nominaly $40 80. Lard
Firm, steam SIC; kettle SIC; demand and
offerings light. Bulk Meats-Steady, with
good demand for future sales, shoulders
0c; clear rib sides So, both held / higher
at close; clear SiaS7c, Bacon-BetteF de.
mand; shoulders Uta7c; sales clear rib
sides at SIC; clear 0tc. Whisky-Steady
Mt &c.
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Baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, April s-Flour-Dull
and irregular; western superane IS OOa
s 80; extra so 60a7 80; family IS 25a9 80;
Wheat-Quict; western 81 8OS1 90; am
Der %. Corn-Quiet; mixed western
GlaGliC. OAts-Steady; mixed western
45a46c; white 4sc. Rye-steady at s5s
00c. ProVisions-Dull but unchanged.
Butter-Western active and firm, but
very scarce. Whlsly-Qulet at9lc,
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GETTYSBURG
KATALYSINE WATER.

The Unlted States nispensaipIy he Authorized
record Of oar naieFiA Ncdiea. elan1aa thl1 water
siih The nn5t ronOWnsd Anime Or CarbonAisd
Springs Of Europe. II iAF GTedis any Other Known
10 IL selEprrscFying properties. IL docs not do
laiurAie BY b0ttliRE and keeping. y has never
been Claimed foe any othoI mineral water The
power 20 Dissolve the ufatG1, " - called chalk
formations In the body or On the limbs and iolnih,
TITS The Gettysburg ksialyainc Water has dono
n tundrcdh Of infta1ceA Cot, hAftn.lfiiHl
HessHl9iG. Dy5pTpia, 9rautt, Dtdbsfts ki1nsy
and Uriaarv Dtssasss generally have al yielded
70 iIs lnhn-1ns. Il h1l rutnfud hHsc4ar tptTrr
% Tie paralytic, cared A5101lipaa DTillf and
EiVen haAlthy action 10 the To1tG lar, II hAs
enfud CAro.ie DiayrAfd, kLst, L9asil ~ -
AifAnid, Cif1rrh, Dlatsatf ~ ~ sEth, cssfrl5
brhttiB md 4sFuVss fTsl,rallal, I22 s..-;
ald Pi,ziaal Enssiss4. Al hcse y Lhe oostg-
water. Il Is powerful Antid9te iof : ~
Es.sysy or DTtHHaG Il cuffn1n nc 0t9lAAsst,
uFf,rst,4os rtrruisn and rglicycs TIC head ll1st
l1mcdalely. Pamphlets e9aiAlHlAs : A4stoIl
"a - rpTtng reports frum eHinsnt peys.l ~
nd medical urtcru marvellous Ahd vel attesie4
eaTe5. nd tsstimnuiais from elslns llshea Gu
Irls, yin Be- furnished and sehi 1y iall on April
'-'i'I WHITNEY, BROS. Zeal Asrhis,
n sogth Fr1ai 81, Philadelphia. Pa
grrTrbErns SFHfNg Co.
M 40 ~ HbNIdD Booking and Drag
g!ata EuIr.a.I. mafll
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CHICAGO, ADril . -Flour-Q 1iei and
unchanged. WhGA. Unsettled but high
CT, closing rEiSsr W, al inside prices;
No. 9 spring 81 IL. Corn-EU 8 mixed
3OiG30fc. OaiB-Er 9. 24i124is. Rye
-O3{a64fc. BaElF Fall No. 2, 77c.
ProviSions-Market iesdy with 4 mod
crate demand. Mess 'JTk-tl5 Goals c.
LArd-stc. Bulk n aiS.-Quiet and IN
changed, no sales. tFosl--sales OF sugar
cured hams l3Gilc; heskFaSt bacon liza
lee; both packed. NhSky-S7c.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Money and stock Market.

New York Money and Stock Market.
New York, April S.-MoNEY-In the
financial circles public interest still cen
tiers in money questions. Loans ranged
from 3'10 TO ! per cent per day until
about three o'clock, when the rate fell to
z per cent coin. Receipts from the in
terror are steadily increasing, one ex-
press company having received Monday
nearly 100000, each Of the other COM
panies receiving about $75O,OOO. The
amounts are not so large to-day, but the
movement is decidedly this way. The
receipts include about a million and q
half from the West and two millions
from the East, South and Southwest.
Tho legal tenders outstanding were in
creased 1921 900. 'a
STERLING ExcHANGE-Dull and lower;
107a107s lot 60 days and 107ia10S for
sight,
GoLD-Speculation exhibited an in
creased weakness; the rate falling from
1881 10 11S; closing at 1881, The decline
was caused by the sales Of bull account,
Saturday and Monday, and the announce.
ment that e51G,OOO had gone into
the Bank Of England to-day. Loans at
per cent to 1-89 for carrying. CleariugS
$4,000, 900. Treasury disbursements $40.
900. Custom receipts 100000.
GovERNMENTs-Dull, though dealings
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POST OFFICE REGISTER.

Uonr. AT which malls arc dpS and close OF the
PoSt ONCE IN thlH city. PREPARED In accord
Snee with tho latest ume tables on inc FAll'
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PETITION TO THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF WHEELING CONCERNING THE WHERL'
ING AND BELMONT BRIDGE co.
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100 PIECES
WurkiRgneR's Shifting FIaRReIS,
ThsboIt in the city at sOe Per yard, At
J. W. FERREL'S
Ccntrr WhcrlInr.
NOTTCE.

J. w. EEhttEL-
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"But II It's purpose (tho statute) Is to
accomplish q single object only, and some
Of It's provisions arc void, the whole must
fail, unless sufficient remains TO effect the
object without the aid Of the invalid por.
ton. And II they are 80 mutually con-
nectcd with and dependent on each other,
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-27
Bien. Ser @r3bild)of 9obnolo bon &olocio

@ien. Ser @r3bidof @obnolo bon &oloclo
hat pie ,%eiti Noplo" berninmt, Den bod
bersioen &c19lub 9cfobt in iciner gonscn S'o<
ceic ale berloiicncn @oiien, mcld)e mcocr etipeS
ocerbt 6oben, nod au@ gnperlponote beltsen,
Sic lie unerl ltiiben fDnnten, ouf eiaenc Sesbnun9
bis su ibrcn, s,p0lften 2ebcnsiabre boll1ionol9
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