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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-11

The suit now pending before Judge
Jackson-Davenport, Administrator, Is.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company-iS
one Of the most interesting patent cases
ever brought before the courts In this sec.
ton Of country.
Tho suit Is brought TO recover damages
for the infringement Of q patent granted
TO Capt, Verdin in 1861 for connecting
platform from q transfer boat TO a rail-
road track. The device, or one 50 similar
as to DO considered sufficient ground for
the pending suit, was in use by tho B. &
o. r. Il. Co, at Parkersburg, and also at
Bellaire from some time early In the
spring Of 1865 until the 2lst OIL
June, 1871. Some very fine workman.
ship Is displayed on the elaborate models
which are before the court for the pur-
pose Of explaining the points in contro.
Versy. The argument before tho Judge
upon the points in reference 10 which he
would be asked to charge the jury was
had yesterday afternoon, during which
time the jury was dismissed. This morn
Ing the argument before the jury will be
commenced. Messrs. Davenport and Nc.
Lure for the plaintiff, and Messrs. Latrobe
and Lamb for the defense.
Those who take some interest in patent
matters will find the case very interes'
ting one and will be well remunerated Tor
the time spent in listening to the'argu.
mank
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The river was still rising last evening
with II feet 2 inches in the channel.
The Express departed for Parkersburg
OF her usual hour.
The Mollle Ebert arrived from Pitts
burgh and departed for St. Louis heavily
loaded.
Steamers Reese, Forest City and Mar
ket Boy are running as usual.
The boats for to-day are the Granite
State for Portsmouth and the Courier fol-
ParkerSburg.
The steamers Hudson and skilltngel
will arrive to-day from Cincinnati.
Messrs. Heatherington & Bros, at the
Belmont Coal Works, Bellaire, O., have
reduced the price OF coal to six cents PEI
bushel at their Coal Yard. A supply al
ways on hand for the accommodation Of
steamboats,, and others.
by Telegraph
PITTsBURaH, April 10.-River II feel
and rising steadily. Weather clear and
pleasant. Both rivers are rising slowly
CAIRO, April 10.-River risen Is inches
Weather clear. Mercury 80. Arrived
Kellogg, from 81. Louis. Departed-Idle.
wild, for Evansville, and Kellogg, Tor st.
Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, April 1O.-River falling
slowly. Arrived Allegheny Belle, from
New Orleans. Depar!ed-Belle Of Mem.
phis, for Memphis. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CINCINNATI, April 1O.-Rfver % leeI
and rising. Arrived-Tom Jasper, from
st. Louis, John Kilgour, from New Or
leans, Camelis, from Nashville, and Anna
from Tennessee river. Departed-Andes
for Wheeling, and Tom Jasper, Tor 81
Louis.
EVANSVILLE, April 10.-RIver risen 2
inches. Port list down-Charmer and
Lawrence. Weather clear and pleasant
Mercury % to so. The snow has dlsap-
peared.
LOUISVILLE, April 1O.-River rising
fast with 10t feet in the canal and 81 in
the Indian chute. Business active.
Weather clear and pleasant Down
Nick Longworth, New Orleans; ]. D.
Parker, Memphis. Up-Thompson Dean
The Shamrock arrived from Pomeroy
The Longworth had $50 tons and some
passengers. The Thompson Dean as
cended the tails assisted by the Grey.
hound. The Sheriff seized q lot OF freight
on the ], D. Parker.
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TERPaICHoREAN-The lovers OF the
may dance were OF no loss for amuse-
mentlastnight. @ is --at
The ball Of the Nail City Boat Club, at
Turner Hall, was financial and social
success. An immense crowd OF young
people was present, and 10 the enlivenipg
strains Of Johnny Birch's band, danced
away the evening hours in jolly good
humOr. .t2 ti,'.'
Washington Hall was well filed with
merry couples last night. The cigar
makers do not neglect anything calculat.
ed to increase the happiness of those who
attend their balls. The affair Of last even.
ing was certainly creditable 10 the man
ayers. -.e.
At the Mcclure House a large and SO.
lect party Of young persons found pleas.
ure in keeping time to 10. Kramer's mu.
sic. A handsome collation. was served
about IL o'clock by Mr.. Goodwin, and
dancing was kept up until a late hour.
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FIRE ON THE RAILRoAD.-The mail
train on the Hempfeld road was detained
about twenty minutes at Washington, Pa,
yesterday morning, by the baggage car
taking fire from stove pipe, few min
utes before starting time, 1t had made
considerable Roadway between the CELL
ing and roof when discovered. The burn.
ing car was Immediately detached and
moved 70 the water station close by,
where, with force pump and hose, the
fire was soon put out. Had the train been
moving and lar from water, the result
might have been serious. The lost time
was soon made up in running.
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County COURr.-Inthis court business

County COURT.-Inthis court business
was disposed Of as follows yesterday:
In case OF Central Glass Co. o.. John
Nolan, the former order Of continuance
was set aside, and the plaintiff was given
leave TO file an amended declaration,
which was by consent Of parties filed In
open court A plea Of non aSSumpsit and
issue, and continued until next term.
In case Of G. W. johnson vS. VIM. Mich.
olson, certified up by Squire Clarkson,
the jury found or.plaintiiF in the sum Of
800 10.
In case Of ]. R. Miller co. Philip
schuhle, the motion to set aside tho iudg.
ment had in the cause in December was
held for decision.
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Held FOR PosTAGE-Letters addressed
as follows are held in the Wheeling Post
office for non.pay ment Of postage
Wells Robinson, Fowlersburg, Brooke
Co, W. Va, 8 cts; Miss Dude Lyle,
George street above Plum, Cincinnati, o.,
8 cts; G. R. Read, No. II North Sd street,
Philadelphia, 8 ctsi W. E. schmerty s
Co., 81 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Penn,
3.cts; Mrs. E L. Werner, General Wayne
P. O., Montgomery Co, Pa, cts; Mrs,
Mollle E. schurr, Kings street., Dayton,
o % cts; c. NJ. Coen, City, 2 cts; James
Alexander, Wellsburg, Brooke Co., W.
Va, 0 cts; No. 7S5 Broadway, N. Y,
Room g. 8 cts Mary A, Hummer, Wal
lingford, Conn, Sets.
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NEw SPRING AND SUMNER Goops.-
Q. Hess, northwest corner Of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
OF Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &C., Of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to the season and this market. Large
stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always In store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any fst-class house in the city. Cali
and examine goods and compare prices
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TIE EUREKA ORCHESTRAL ORGANS, q
new line Of instruments received at
sheib's Music Store, lila Main street, at.
tract the most marked attention. The
cases are very handsome, have Book
Closets, Piano Top and every novelty,
while inside, the most careful workman
ship has made them peerless in quality
The new peculiarly voiced Orchestral
Stop is exquisite in tone. The price Is fal
below those Of any other make when
quality and style Is considered. Call to
see them, and buy one at your own terms
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To THE PUDLIC.-I am daily receiving
all the latest styles Of Boots, Shoes and
Caters. For variety and style my stock
is second to none in tho city. To ladies
VIC invite especial attention to our R. and
r. Crown Branch Philadelphia made
Shoes in all the prevailing styles. Hav.
ing them made on six different widths,
we cannot fail TO tlt any foot, however
wide or narrow. For gentlemen we have
New York made French Calf Boots, Con.
gress Caters, Alexis Ties and Button
Shoes. Also, full and complete assort.
ment Of misses children's and infants
Shoes. Jerry Clemens, corner Main and
18th streets.
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PEnsoNEL.-Gen. D, F. Kelly returned
to this city Thursday night, after several
weeks absence in Baltimore and Wash
iDgton City.
Rev. L B. Pershing, of the Pittsburgh
Female College, favored us with short
but pleasant call yesterday.
Col. VIM. Il. Hsgeman and Major N.
Fitzhugh, oil Charleston, are stopping at
the Mcclure House.
Col. John Clarkson and John Kenns,
Esq, Of Charleston, and Hon. Mr.. Chand.
Ter, Of Norfolk, Va, are stopping at the
St. James Hotel.
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US. DBTRlcT COURT. In this court
the argument in the case Of G. o. Daven.
port, administrator, ~. the B. s o. Rail-
road Co. occupied the entire day.
A motion 10 set aside judgment en-
tered at former day Of this term In the
case oil the United States rS. ]. Y. Bough.
ner and sureties was taken under I'D.
visement. The argument on this motion
disclosed the fact when the proper credits
are given the balance against Boughner
ID but q few hundred dollars, exclusive Of
taxes that have been presented for abate.
ment as uncollectable.
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MODEL Music EMPoRIuSL.-The estab.
llShment Of Messrs. Adams & Lucas, No.
1927 Market street, has long been con.
sidered one Of the leading music houses
In this section Of the country. The en-.
terprising proprietors have recently de.
teTmined to make their large and com.
modious room even more attractive than
formerly, and to this end considerable
Improvements have been introduced
Any one passing down Market street
cannot fall to notice the handsome front
Of No. 1927, which has lately been fresh.
ly painted and penclled. Upon entering
the building one secs much to admire and
commend, The ceiling and walls Of the
store'room have been decorated by PAUL,
with his usual good taste and elaborate
workmanship. Upon the north wall
Is q group Of model StAtuAry
representing the FIVE continents,
viz; Oceanica, America, Asia,
Europe and Africa. Underneath this is q
French base, composed Of some very
unique designs, The ceiling Is ornament,
ed in an artistic manner, and all the dec
oratons In the room are admirably exc
cuted, making 0 most beautiful display.
New furniture, shelving, ETC., have also
been procured and put in proper position,
assisting in the general look Of newness
which Characterizes the room and con-
tents. ..-.Ts.. .u. s.sr.....
These gentlemen have done an immense
business recently, but the large and com.
plete assortment Of goods now on hand
indicate that they carry q heavy stock
The stock consists Of all the standard
articles In themarket, such as fine pianos
and organs, full line of small instru-
ments, music books, etc, They are the
only firm having the enterprise to bring
to the city the Grand Upright and Square
Pianos of tho Steinwsy make. These
Pianos they constantly keep on hand.
Messrs. Adams s Lucas arc also the
agents for the Knabe, Chickering, and
Emerson Pianos, Mason & Hamlin, Smith
American and Estey Organs, and othel
Pianos and Organs. One can select
Piano at most any price, ranging from
$500 to 81 900, or an Organ at from 500
to $1,000. These instruments are dis
posed Of on easy terms, so that there il
nothing TO prevent anyone who enjoys
music from possessing just what he oil
she may desire. The prices asked are al
low as canbe found anywhere. Pruden
people Of limited circumstances patronizl
this establishment, knowing the price
and terms TO be within their reach.
The reputation Of BIessrs. Adam!
& Lucas as upright and honorable bust
ness men is guaranty that all who cal
upon them will meet with liberal, square
dealing. We should advise all onl
friends 10 examine their stock and com
pare their prices and the quality Of theiI
goods with those Of other houses, and We
donot think they will go elsewhere tc
purchase. The address is No. 1897 Mar
ket street.
I
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ABOUT CALvEs.-A German butcher
named Charles Helt, who resides in East
Wheeling, yesterday morning missed two
calves from lot which had been shipped
TO him on the steamer Express. An ex-
animation and inquiry resulted in his as.
Containing that man living in Centre
Wheeling had changed the marks on the
calves and sold them Tor his own. Being
threatened with prosecution, the suspect.
cd man acknowledged the fact and paid
Helttor the calves. 4
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Now opening at Speyer
Bros, the largest stock Of
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets
in this city. Headquarters
for millinery and Notions at
III9 Main street.
SPEYER HR0S.
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NoTcE,-The large Dry Goods and
Carpet Emporium of. W. Fcrrel is now
filed with the choicest Foreign and Do.
mestlc Goods ever brought to this city.
Having taken advantage Of thegreat crash
In goods, he can sell at prices lower than
the lowest Call and examine the stock
as he will sell. "
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ODsTRUcTNo PUBLIC RoADs.-Wm.
CASTOR, surveyor oil roads in Liberty dis
trict, yesterday swore out warrant he
fore Squire Mccormick charging Jabtz
Degarmo with building fence across a
public road. Constable Rose was sent
alter Degsrmo,. and Il he finds him an
examination will be held this morning
alto o'clock. '
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what The chicago Tribune Says OF Miss Bu,k.

What the Chicago Tribune Says OF Miss Busk.
AMusEMENTs-MIss JENNIE BUsK.-
To Miss Jennie Busk, who appears In
concert at Liberty Hall on Thursday
evening next, the Chicago Tribune pays
the following tribute:
Through ice paved streets and driz
cling sleet, there came together at Music
Hall last evening, to the concert, the vo'
cal element Of which was supplied by
Miss Jennie Busk, o large and brilliantly
dressed audience. On such night what
but the irresistible attractions oil the
famous cantatrice, coupled with q genu'
iue, elevated musical taste amongst our
concert gOers, could have brought out SO
many people. Miss Jennie Busk, who
was in excellent voice, sang "Bel Reg.
gio," from "SemiramiS," with a power
and expression which showed her capa-
bility to occupy the domain Of the strictly
classical. Her execution oil the difficult
air from 1.-THE Magic Flute, by Mozart
was very brilliant. In response to the
flIttCring encore which this ELECTED, she
gave beautiful ballad. with fine taste
and feeling"
James Fitzsimmons has concluded an
engagement with Miss Jennie Busk and
her Grand operate Concert Troupe, and
they will shortly appear at the Opera
House in this city.
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TWENTY pieces more oil that splendid
Carpet Just received, and will be sold At
prices lower than any house in the clty.
Carpets worth 81 IS, only 81 90; CARPETS
worth 81 90, only sc; Carpets worth Sc,
only csc. Oh Cloth Of all patterns, At j
W. Ferrels, Center Wheeling;
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POLICE GouRT.-There was but one
case before the police court yesterday
morning.
Edward Kelly was charged with Great.
ing tumult and disorder at the B. & o.
Depot on Thursday, and was fined eco
and costs. In default Of payment, he
was committed for thirty days.
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TAKEN TO WAsHINGToN.-U. s. De-
tective Harrison arrived in the city yes.
terday and took charge of the colored
man calling himself "Charles Moulton,'
"Henry Williams" &C., who Is charged
with forging a money order. MOulton
was traced to this city recently and ar
rested by Officer 81. Myers. The amount
oil the order forged was "a 90. The de-
tective last evening started for Washing
ton City with his prisoner.
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TIE "BLAcK CRoox."-An immense
audience assembled in the Opera House
last evening, to witness the second per-
fermance OF the "Black Crook" Every
one present was delighted with the per-
Torrance, as testified by the hearty and
frequent applause. There will be a mat.
inee this afternoon, and the combination
appear for the last time tonight. We an.
ticipSte such q crowd tonight as was
never seen before in the Opera House.
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I. BLUM & Bro,
At IIO4 MAIN STREET.

The above Ia indeed variety OF excessive
proportions, and huS eTs that pass such an assort'
I'd Offering as they exhibit, do not know 10 what
extent they have discarded their own interest
Here isG splendid opportunity TO tuy cheap, a
the offering Is one rot ltEely TO be dupicSted this
season. hCsSfs. l. Blum q bro are prepared to
retpoid = their o -grlnGs, and their patrons can
rely upon Whist 10 sisted as 70 b. dOn9. apt
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IT Is understood that at the meeting Of
Council on Tuesday night next a City
Collector will be elected. No difficulty
is anticipated in filling the ONCE, rs
there arc already something less than
1000 applicants, .-.-s ,1s-..
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OPERA HOUSE, sAIooN.-Mr. Charles
Ritter at l P. N. today will open the
Opera House saloon. This saloon has
been furnished in costly manner, and
will without doubt be the handsomest in
the city. Lunch fends should DO on
hand promptly Of ,1P.M.-a----~v, -,
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GheGttelIig
SATURDAY, APRIL 1874.


Religious Notice.
st. Matthew's Church.
English Lutheran Church.
Temperance Meetings,
Drugs-SilvCy.
A Great Cure-Dr. LoDgdon
Linolium.
CrsyOn Portraits.
Picture Frames.
Wheeling Female College.
For SSle-Piano.
Estey Organs.
Show Cases.
Simmons Liver Regulator.
List Of Letters.
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JUsr RRcErvRD.-New Goods, New
Goods, OF all kinds, and / will sell them
cheaper than any old remnant prices in
the city Call and price, and decide on
the merits Of goods at ]. W. Ferrels,
Centre Wheeling.
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ADMIRERS Of the beautiful should see the
Crayon Portraits at Robinson's Gallery.
Mr.. R. has enlarged his rooms and made
special arrangements for this kind Of
work. All who want portraits will do
well TO give him a call,
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TN-.isFERS OF REAL EsTATB.-The fol.
on. lDg deeds, transferring real estate in
the county Of Ohio, were lett for record
at the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court during the week ending yesterday,
April 10: ..-
Deed made April 4, 1874, by VIM. s.
Tippett and others to Jacob Frantwein,
for part oflot No. 40 In Jonathan Zane's
addition. Admitted April 4; $1,000.
Deed made December 20, 1872, by Il.
@. Ulrich and vile to Jensen Schmidt,
for parcel Of land called "Sunnyside Vine.
yard" Admitted April 4; 81, 900.
Deed made April 4, 1874, by John
Weibel and vile 70 Geo. W. Cofy, for lot
No. 8 Of the Weibel division Of estate Of
Thos. ThornbuTg, on Little Wheeling
Greek. Admitted April 4; 800.
Deed made August 20, 1874, by John
Miller and vile to Wilhelm CHASER, for
south one.hAlt Of lot No. "a, Jacobs add
ton, s. W. Admitted April 4; $50.
Deed made March 81, 1874, by John
Davis and vile TO Henry Broemser, for
lot No. 10 in square No. "a, South Wheel.
ing. Admitted April 8; 81 ,500.
Deed made March 81, 1874, by james
PAUL and wife to James w. Paxton, Tor
lot No. 8 In square No. 10, on ChapliDe
street fold Fourth), Admitted April O.
$l2,500.
Deed made April A, 1874, by John P.
Gilchrist and wife 10 Ezra II. Burkett, for
lot No. 81 in square No. 2, Gilchrists ad.
diuon No. 2, on east side OF Huron street,
Island. Admitted April 0; 1900.
Deed made April !, 1874, by John A.
Armstrong and wife 10 VIM. Mayer, for
lot No. 4 In Armstrong and Zsne's add
ton, between North Huron and North
York streets, Island. Admitted April O.
S9173 "a.
Deed made March Il, 1874, by Henry
Siebrght and wife 10 Samuel Buchanan
and others, for one acre oil ground near
: Roney's Point. Admitted April z; $500
Deed made March 10, 1874, by Mar
garet Stewart to Epglebert Storch, for
undivided interest (one.fith) to piece oil
land on waters OF Middle Wheeling
Creek, containing ia 80 acres. Admit:
ted April z; 1893.
I. Deed madG April 4, 1874, by John
Weibel and wife To- William A Nc
Coy, Tor one acre Of land on Little
, Wheeling Creek (being lot No. 4 Of Wei
bel division Of Thos. Thornburg's estate
n Admitted April 0; 800.
Deed mEde April Q, 1874, by Richard
Mooney and wife to Robert Costsin, fol
south one half of lot No. 10 on Goa
street, Bushfeld & McMechen's addition
Admitted April 0; $500.
Q Deed made April 0, 1874, by John
Z Bruce and others 10 Matthew Daily, fol
!. lot No. 10 in square 90, Beuns Vista nd
8 dition. Admitted April Z; $l75.
. Article Of agreement made April 0
n 1874, between Robert Costain and Rich
ard Mooney, for lot No. -, Bush6eld &
: MsMechen's addition. Admitted April
9TH
Deed made March 80, 1874, by. Fred.
) erick. Wassman and wife TO Mary A.
Freese, Tor south one.haIf oflot No. 4
!; square No. "a, South Wheeling. Ad-
mitted April s. -.
. Article Of agreement made April g
1874, between Vim. II. STEELE and ]. A.
Boyd, for lease Of piece OF ground fol
stone quarry, about three miles east or
the National Road. Admitted April 8
| k1Uu Hr.#...
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MARITA1-The matrimonial msrke,
has been unusually brisk the past week.
Up to last evening ten Licenses were issu.
ed by the Clerk Of the County Court, Is
follows Saturday, o Monday, /; Tues
day, g. Thursday, 4. The previous week
only four were issued. go \. Il, g.
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Mr. BRUEs' OPENING G. 7. Brues
has certainly no reason to regret that he
continued his, opening another day and
evening. For nearly two hours last even.
ing there was such q jam in bis store
room as was probably never witnessed
there before. There were ladies present
from Bridgeport and Martins Ferry, and
even from the late independent repub-
lie" OF Richietown. All united in ex-
pressiOns Of admiration of the beautiful
goods displayed, and we doubt not there
will be rush when the sales begin.
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THERMOMETER RRCoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the temperature as
observed at Silvey's Drug Store, corner
opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
sac. i9N. SEN TIN.
50 a d q
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BARGAINS in Hats at speyer Bros,

BARGAINS in Hats at speyer Bros.
Bargains in Flowers at Speyer Bros.
Bargains in Ribbons at speyer Bros.
Bargains in Laces at speyer Bros.
Bargains in Ornaments at speyer Bros
Bargains in Corsets at speyer Bros.
Bargains in Kid Gloves at speyer Bros
Bargains in Belts at speyer Bros.
Bargains in Neck Wear at speyer Bros,
Where will be found the most com,
plete stock Of Millinery Goods and No.
tons In this city,
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ADMITTED TO PRAcTIcE.-John o,
Pendleton, Of this city, was admitted 10
practice law In the County Court yestcr-
day.
Mr. Pendlcton was also yesterday ad.
mitted TO practice in the U. s. District
Court
John'M. Hoon, Of this city, was yester-
day admitted TO practice in the U $. Dis.
trict Court.
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READ Dr.. Lougdon's great cure Of
Paralysis. His Electro. Magnetic APP
paratus is themost complete ever brought
10 this city.