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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
TuIs EyENINo-"JAck BAnKAwAY {"
The Improyements nl Sew Ca.LIe.
RESUME OF THEIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TAs-
KER Il co q woRRs-THE NJ. n. CHURCH.
[Corres 9ondence Of the Clmmercisl.l

A RESUME OF THEIR ADvANcEM ENr-MEssRs. TAs-
KER h co g woRRs-THE NJ. 4. CHURCH.
Correspondence Of the Commercially
New CASTLE, Oct 27.
A reference to the progress of our improve
nents which have been 80 often mentioned in our
comm munications, will perhaps be somewhat trite
but they are of 80 much Importance to our town
that we cannot refrain from giving rapid sum
mary OF their progress since our last report.
First, as to the operations Of Messrs. Tasker
Co The addition to the foundry IL in salts
factory state Of advancement. being now enooS-
cd and the roof nearly on. One OF ths large
tube mills il ready for the machinery. aud the
second ready for the slaters, The foundation
for the third and we understand the largest, is
being dug, but it is very probable that It will
not be commenced until the opening or the
warm weather next spring. Foundations. for
tlye gas house, from which the firm expect to OBJ
tAin their own gas. and the engine house are be-
ing laid Tive ty-twO OF the new houses are
very nearly fnished, and 1t Is expected that for
ty-four OF them will be completed during the
coming Winter.
The new trustees OF the NJ. E. Church. elect
ed and organized in July last, submitted re-
port of their proceedings 10 the congTegatlon,on on
sunday, the substance OF which is as follows
That they had appointed two committees, one
on Parsonage, aud another on Church Improve
ment that these committees have made re-
port to them. which they (the trustees) had ac-
,cspted the sum OF which ID that lot for the par
sonage had been procured on Delaware ST., ~
feet by l3O for 1915, one-nalf cash, the balance
Ia one year. Tne committee on Church Improve
msnt reported that after careful examination
they had found 1st, that tho exterior OF the
church should be painted; 2d,a bell secured 3rd,
that the interior walls be frescoed and woodwork
painted 4th that the floors be carpeted, and
vestbuies aud stsirways covered with mating
9th that the pews be upholstered 9Th, that the
pnlpit be lowered Tth, that the building now
a. ala ha m vi raDlQRAn
with another two-story edfcs SO by 43 feet, hav-
ing ciass-rooms and the necessary arrange
ments OF Sunday School 9Th, that the plast-
erlng inside aud out be repaired 9th, that the
gallery be fitted up for the choir.
The work ON the above mentioned improve
msnts will be commenced immediately, AL
this needs no comment it speaks louder than
we could speak for it. IL ID. U.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
Amusemonts.
L" MADAME AEaor's CHILD"

MADAME ANGors CHILD"
Although yesterday was mostly rainy, and the
sale of reserved seats was not large, there was,
as we had anticipated. a large audience present
at the Opera House, last evening, who thoroughly
enjoyed the performance. The new opera, is
on the whole. vary entertaining. and II is put on
the stage in good style. The costumes are ele-
giant, and the appointments in all respects uneK-
ceptionAble.
IN the cast of the play. Mrs. Oates figures
first, OF course, and she successfully maint aimed
last evening. the reputation already won as a
vivAcious aud charming actress. Her dramatic
powers are not very great, but the spirit and
sparkle of her manner. her attractions OF per
SON and her hne voice. go far to make mp sum
of qualities seldom combined in ono little wo-
man The support a. il strikes us Is good in
ali respects Miss Lardell, as Mile Lave may
almost divide honors with Mira. Oatea aud the
Ange PitOu POmpOHnet LrriUGndiere. LOuGhdrd
and Frenitz presented by the several gel II J.
men to whom those parts " 're assigned made
them prominent, amuting, aat ell jcuve
As we have already stated Mrs. Oates and
her Company will return to this city on the eve
ing Of December l2h.
THIS EvENIsG-"JAcK HARKAwAT "
The excellent company from Col. Woods
Museum. of Philadelphia headed BY Herman1ez
Foster will appear at the Opera House. on thia
aud tomorrow evening, In the play of Jack
HarkaDdy, The character of the play has al
ready been described aud We have no doubt its
presentation will be very entertaining
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
9eaths.

HI'MPnRlS'.-ln this city, on Tue 7dAy morning,
oc ob4r 2S1h, Ann, wife OF Rev. Joshua Hum
phrHs.
the friends and relatives OF he.famiy are res
psctfng invited to attend the funeral on Friday
3l5t inst. Services at he Union NJ. e. Church at 3
O'Clock, to proceed ny O'Clock train to Mt. MoTiah
Cemetery, Philadelphia.
PUS 9Y. -On the mjrn ng of the 9th Inst, at the
residence OF har nephew, l.. VI. England Sarah
li:e samuel PdssJ, Of Dromore township, Laneas-
ter county, Pa.
Fun'ral on y ednesday, from the residence of her
sister, Aln Clement, Cecil countY, Nd.
WOLLASTON-On lOtp no., 2tth, 1873, Susanna r.
MoIaston, In her f2d yegr.
Funeral will leave the residence Of he father,
Samuel WOllaat0n, 7th and WashingtOn streets, on
h day afternoon, 10 mo-, 29th, at O'Clock. Rela-
tives and friends are invited to attend.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
Imp, o. x. NJ.

STANDING COMMITTEES EoR THE ENSUING YEAR.
Isaac Woodrow, Great Saohem OF Delaware,
has appointed the following committees for the
ensuing year
State Of the 0rder-Frederick Maltrltz NO.
R p, GreenleAf, No. 8; &c. @. Springer. No. q
Joseph Mancill. No. Squire Sherwood, No. z
Finance Edwin Hirst. No 3; Emmor FLOYD,
No. IL; VIM. L. Oountiss, No. ! d. W. Carter
No. 8; Francis Taylor, No. Z.
Samuel Rogers, No. 8 George II. Dngdaie, No.
8 O. r. Stevenbsnk, No. 8; VIM, Huklli' NO.
2. -,,- ~.
Constitution and LAWS ]. McMullen, NO
8 Charles Hsinel. No. l; Johu G Berger. NO.
2; E. A. VanTrump. No. 6 Samuel U. EYans'
No. 10. - n
Reperts-E A. yAnTrump, No. 6; James u
Pierson, No. 4; Il. W. Taylor, No. 8; Alex Demp-
ster, No. 10. Gottlieb Rshfuss, No. L. =,
Trnstees-August Hilger, No. 4; Il. M
sprague, No. 3; Daniel Klrtz, No Ii John f.
Taylor, No. s; WIN. Yonkers, No. IL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
The Post Once DefaIea.ien.

PRELIMINARY INyEsTIaA ION INTO THE CHARGES
AGAINST CAPT. DouGHERTY-THE ACCUSED HELD
IN % 900 FOR C1URr-TEsTlMONY CONCERNING
THs MANAGE MgNT OF THE Posr-oFFIoE, ETo.
A preliminary hearing was had before Com
missioner S. redmond Smith, yesterday after
noon, in the case of the Uni ed States va. f ].
Dougherty, assistant Post Master IN this CITY
charged with an embeZzlement of the postal
funds, When the defalcation was first ascer-
tanned on Monday last Mr.. Dougherty waived an
examination until Yesterday aud gave bail for
his appearance az that time. The accused was
present with his counsel, Geo. G. Gordon, Esq..
and Saml. NJ. Harrington. Esq, and Messrs. Fl.
H. Plckels. rhomas j Henlett, Samuel Carn-
thers and Patrick Holland, OF his suretes. also
occupied seats within the bar OF the U :. Court
Room, where the hearing was in progress. The
Government was represented by District Attor-
ney Anthony Higgins. The court room was we'll
filled throughout tine hearing, tho novelty OF the
case, the public interest 10 the matter and the
revelations which it was understood Mr.. Doug
erty wonld make all awakening deep interest in
the Invest igAtOn.
WIN. T. Henderson was the first witness sworn.
Mr.. Henderson testified that he was a special
agent of the Post Office Department, and that
he came to Wilmington under instructions from
the Department presumpt vely to look up lost
registry but actually to examine the accounts of
this post Offices he had made a thorough exam
nation Of the several books of the office aud of
the several accounts on the books and the fol-
lowing statement was the result of the examna-
ton
cAau AccnuNr TN aAFV mo oCr 0nru 1879
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
From New Castle.
Correspondence of the Commercial.l
NEW CAaTIE DeI Oct 9

Correspondence of the Commerciall
New CASTLE, Del, Oct. %.
Yesterday morning, Miss Susan Delaney, while
attempting to descend the stairway, at the resi-
dence of her sister, fell, receiving injuries which
resul ed fatally before night.
81 er fl Armstrong, sold, yesterday, at Delaware
City, he farm Of Chas. W. Blandy, 800 acres up
land and marsh. to VIM. d. Clark, for S12, 900.
OF the six new houses which ex-Sheriff Her.
bert is building on Cherry street, all are either
sold or rented, and will be occupied as soon as
finished. or those on Delaware street. one will
be occupied next Monday by Mrs. Jefferson.
Mr.. Lechler has sold out his plumbing and
ga4-titting business to j. g. Carr.
II. II. @.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
The Failed Bankers.

DIVIDEND IN THE FIRST NATIoNAL.-JAY COOKE d
co.'s AFFAIRS.
WARnEgToN, Oct 28.
A dividend Of as to 80 per Dent will be paid TO
depositors in the First National Bank as soon as
the verifcation OF their accounts is completed.
Depositors in Jay Cooke q Co.'s Banking
house, except about thirty. ave signd an agree
ment placing settlement In the hands Of Mr..
Rollins. Those signed represent three-fourths
Of the amount OF deposits.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
SECOND EDITION.
From West Chester.

THE UNDERTOOK TRIAL TO BEGIN To-MoR COW
IERoRMALITY IN THE GRAND JURY.
West CHESTER, Oct. 2S.
Court assembled at nine o'clock. By agree
ment of Counsel, the trial of VIM. E. Udderzook
for murder, was fixed for tomorrow. All the
business done by the Grand Jury, yesterday, has
been sent back, because one Juror, who was
late. went on the Jury, without being sworn.
The town is crowded with persons attending
court, and the Teachers Institute in session at
Horticultural Hall
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
Now Advertlsomenr.. ThIs Dny
lEMkINe q ATkINeoM.

Boots and shoes, r = Penuington-Clty Items
Tappleye's Pure White Olive Soap
sOpoliO-City Item
Hardware, &c.-Truman Shaw
Funeral notices
p pular Clothing House, DeWolf
eau ion--Ad8m Grub
Wilmington Glee at Asbury Concert
The Asburv Concert
I yg'ers-M- Gardner
Clothing at Baynes
Clay on Loan for sale--M L Lichtenstein
large order for printing
Architect l. Rice, Jr
Very nice DeWOlf's overcoata
Excitement at de rNOrmadies
Large stock Of olothing-Bnxhaum
Dyster depot-J t Gardner
Boarcing at Eighth and W at streets
'Nanted-SituatiOn as houaekeeper
Bosts and shoes, Babcock a Bro-Oity Items
PHbltc sale OF cutlery sc-Ogle Miller
horse ~ Auction-L W Stidham Son
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28

"WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON PRAYER MEETINd-
This weekly gathering, where Christians Of all
denominations unite in prayer for purity OF
heart and for the outpouring of the Holy Spirit
the churches OF the city, meets at 8 p. NJ, in
he Chapel of Grace Church.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28

The UNITARIAN CoNFERENoE.-The sessions OF
this religious body commence this evening, IN
the Unitarian Church. West Street above E'sut
with sermen by Rev DR.. W. H. Furness, OF
Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
Weather Record.

REroRT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.
Probabilities: For the middle States, south
west Winds veering to northwest, with cloudy
weather and possibly snow or rain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28

LOCAL AFFAIRS,
The Clayton House.
"a ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TODAY.
N Hallett, Boston.
A B Coleman.
Henry More, Boston.
Herman Winter, Brooklyn.
Tracy W. Titus, VT maid, Oates Opera Troope.
Geo W Corson, New York
James Todd, Pbila.
David Campbell. Penna.
Z N Howell, Phila.
II M Kelley, N. Y.
Henry A Vinton, N. Y.
VIM Henderson. BALTIC.
VIM Hayes and wife. Pittsburg.
Denton and wife, N. Y.
L L Thayer and wife, Toleda.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
Commercial Reports.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 90.
Cotton qniet and unchaIled. Wheat quiet /;
red. S1.45C01 so. Corn quiet yellow, 62c. Oats
44@50. Whiskey $40.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
5tetu 1GrertisenaE'ts.
CHEAP COAL.

NHEAP GOAL.
For sale, a lHrge stock Of Lehigh and Shemokin
Coal. Persons wishing 10 buy the genuine Harleigh
Lehigh and Excelsior Shamokln GOALS will please
send in their orders early as confidently expect
to be more pressed with orders this season than
ever. Coal will be no lower and may be higher as
the season advances. - -
JOSEPH FOUT
Orange and Water Streets, and at the
apr1e-1y-of Wharf of j. Morton Poole a Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28

LIVELY OPENING IN CROWDED ROOM - THE
LIQUOR LIoENsEs-THE WEST TRIAL.
Correspondence of the Commercial
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
CASH ACCOUNT IN SAFE To OCT 2OrH., 1873

Amount taken from stamp account and
charged to safe. ............... 2S.O
Amount owing money order account this
day per tag. -. ...,................ 1868
s. strong's bin. l..................... Sc 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28

BRANDYwINE MILLS QUOTATIONS.
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Commencad its Third Yenr

WeOro in receipt Of the Pittsburgh
Peoples Monthly (Illustrated), for June.
This number keeps fully up, 10 the excel
lenco Of its illustrations aud the variety Of
its reading matter, With those which have
gone before. A new serial called Scar
let." is commenced aud many original
contributions from writer's Of repute prom
iscd. June begins this montbly's third
year. The publication Of az Illustrated
16.pngo paper out West, was rather bas'
ardous enterprise, but we are glad to know
that the venture is a successful ONE
The circulation is over double that Of last
year, and it bears on every page the i'm
press Of prosperity. With its beautiful IL
lustratious for the home; its Gne tinted pa
per- its Household" and Boys aud
Girl" departments, we don't know paper
in the country, which surPassos it in eIe'
CANT appearance, or attraclivencss, ltnOw
gicesaray to every subscriber avery choice
and rich chrome, ora 24xSO inch eugrav-
ing. The fact that it has over one tbous.
and ministers gu its lists, should be sulfi'
cieut guarantee 10 families that, as paper
for the home, it is arrnyed on the side Of
virtue. purity, and morality. Price only
81 so per year, Agents wanted, on big
commission, in every section. Address
Peoples Monthly, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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The beautiful New Chrome, pet"

The Beautiful New Chrome, pet"
This is the appropriate name of new, su.
perb, and wouderfully.tuking l6z2O inch
chrome, made in Boston by the best cbro-
mo.makcr Of the country, and now the ex.
elusive property of the Pittsburg Peoples
Monthly. the popular illustrated paper for
the home. Large and elegant as it is, it
is given away "iu the sheet" to every sub
scribCr at only 81 80 year. Every body
has by this time heard Of this monthly 1t
has Just entered its third year, has o very
rapidly growing circulation, and over one
thousand ministers on its list; universally
popular, and with its tinted paper aud ele'
CANT typography. it is as beautiful a paper
as is published in this, or any other coun'
try. 1t makes home matters o speciality;
its illustrations are generally 10 that line,
and once taken, it becomes invaluable to
both mother aud children 'iood agents
are allowed very large commission aud
are now netting on it from ten two twGnty
dollars per day, depending on the agent
and locality Exclusive territory allotted
live agents il applied for at once, and good
references given. Send for sample and
agents circular. The bet chance out for
goad workers Address Peoples Monthly,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
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GEO. c. WELDING.

THANKS The Managers Of the NJ, h.
Church Festival, held Tuesday, June H.
take this method Of expressing their graft
tude to the officers Of the steamers OriOle
and Clara Scott for The nice cakes present
ed by them to the Festival We recon-
mend them to the patronage of our people,
May their shadow never grow less, and
their boats ever be favoriteS,
MANAGERS.
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DEAD 1t becomes our painful duty tc
chronicle the death Of Mr., Chas, h
Franklin, one of the mostrespected citizen
of our town, which sad event occurred on
Friday morning last at his residence
lis disease was typhoid fever, aud he was
sick OcIy about one week. He leaves a
wife and tvo little children to mourn bis
loss His reuaits were followed to The
grave on Saturday, by a large coucourse
of friends.
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Tny MAILs.-The manner in which
,be mails are being delivered along the
K,p,wba and Ohio River routes is aggra'
waiting and annoying to say the least
70, several DAYS Of last week we bad DO
mail from up or down the KnnaTha; and
oor popers which we're placed 10 the post
office, in this place, last Wednesday after
,ooO and should have reached our subsCrl'
her, Oh the next day, did not coup kaua-
VIVA until Saturday morning; aud the mail
FIR Buffalo was carried past that Office aud
tho people at that point did not receive
their mail until Monday of this week.
which they should have received on Thurs
day morning of last week. % the Ohio
ronte mail matters are no better The
Chesapeake is the mail boat between Gal
lipOIs and Parkersburg aud at great ma
nv most Offices along the route she never
exchanges the mail at all, unless the post
masters see proper to take it across the
river to the boat, either from this side to
the Ohio side, or from the Ohio side to the
West Virginia side as it may suit the con-
venicnce of the Chesapeake. Especially is
this the case at Clifton, which is amcHg
the largest towns Of our county, the mail
must be carried over to the MiddIePort
wharf boat to insure its transmission be-
cause the mail boat does not laDd at the
Clifton Office Que time in twenty. We do
not know who 10 blame, whether
the contractors, the boats or the route
agents, but whoever is 10 blame, the De-
partmcut ct Washington should ferret out
and enforce the penalties provided by law
for such outrageous negligence And II
postmaStorS would pay more attention to
their instructions aud report every failure
Of the mail to the Department, We have 10
doubt but that this evil would soon be rem
ilied. Something must be done, aud if
the mails cannot be carried promptly and
regularly upon these riser routes, let them
be discontinued aud substitute in their
place land route, and it may be, our
mails RouId'be carried With greater regu-
.Iarity. We have all along refrained from
saying anything in regard to the manner
in which the mails are carried, but we can
keep back our Indignation no longer, our
patience has been completely worried out
of US, aud we haycGetermiued to call the
attention of the Pest Office Department to
qhe deplorable condition which our mails
are now ia, with the hope that the
Postmaster General will correct it. Let
the people Interested, by petition represent
the facts to the Departm mt, aud much
will be done toward securing US prompt
aud reliable delivery of the mails
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We are under obligations to the fine
steamer Andes for late papers 10 advance
Of the mails.
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F. A. Guthrie, Esq, aud wife, Of our
city, spent few daysa at COaIburg, Kama
whp county, last week, and were the guests
of Can't. Xix, of the steamer Active.
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We call the attention Of the authorities
TO the fact that the graveyard needs their
attention.
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We desire our friends in Mason and
Putnam counties to furnish US items Of q
local character, for publication.
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Hon. Frank Hereford will accept our
thanks for bound copies Of the Globe aud
other public documents.
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Apples are growing fast, aud will soon
be large enough for children who are tired
of living to commence upon There i
nothing better than green apples for turn
ing little children into angles. Mothers
and step.mothers will please remember
this -.NoyantOWa Post
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The Wheeling Intclligcnccr says that
old John Jennings, the suspected leader
of the gang Of Wetzel county outlaws, was
shot dead in hie own house on the 1lth
inst, by a Vigilance Committee. That's
the way to serve such scOundrels; it is
swifter than the law,".u...."., u,......
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G PARKS, E.Q., is our duly authorized
IN! IN At Buffalo. Putnam COuDty, West Va
re- gocsiys and solicit subscribers, and to col
j lect anG receipt for money due 'n'S once II
that place.
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New LANDING The Town Council at
late meeting, ordered road to be built
to the Ohio river at the foot Of 10Th St
This will be of great benefit to the people
of that part Of the city.
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We return thanks to Mr. Z, Smith, Of
the firm of E. Smith & Co., Merchant
Tailors, GallpoIis, Ohio, for favOrS.
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DIED AT the residence of Mrs. Mar,
tin, in this city, on the 18th inst. Of con-
sumption, Andrew Faudrey, of Irontou,
Ohio.
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LISA cheering sight to sec q merchant
With bobtailed coat on, and his PaOt'
newly 'sOled.' An evidence be don't
advertise.
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The WelIsbug Herald reports that the
apple crop will be good this year; tue
peach crop is rather light That the potato
bug has made bis appearance in that Sec
tion in force, and by way Of strategy
many people refused to plant potatoes and
that crop will be light
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NOTICE!

HAVING sold out my Drug Store in Point
II Pleasant, now desire to settle up my
business therefore, this is to request all per
sons who know themselves indebted to me
either BY note or account, to GENE forward and
settle the same within the next thirty days, oil
their accounts will be placed in the hands oil
an officer for collection.
may 29-4w. b. u. MILES
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The season Of strawberry festivals and
cbolic is at its height in this land Of liber.
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We knew the fool would turn up some
where who would put bis postal card 10 a
stamped envelope and mail it in that way.
Hartford, is responsible for him, aud be
thinks the cards are great convenience.
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The great race between the two best
and swiftest horses in the West, Ida Osa
and Lancaster, will come of at the GalIia
County Fair Grounds next Thursday, June
9th
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WANTED.-H. Pike d Son, Pike City,
Mouth Of Kauawha Eighteen, want one
hundred laborers, at once, to whom steady
work will be given; wages 81 % per day
cash payment made every two weeks
good board 50 so a week, Here is Q
good chance for those who are complain
ing that there is DO work to DO had.
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WEST VIRGINIA VICToRIoUS.-On the
10Th inst, at the Athens, (OhiO,) races
Minnie Moore, Of Mason county, won the
drst prize of 500; mile heats two best in
three.