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River NeKa.

The river was falling last evening, with
9 feet 2 inches in the channel.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
about noon yesterday with a very light
trip.
With the exception ofthe Market Boy,
no local packets were running yesterday,
The James Rees and Forest City will
be out to-day at the usual hours.
The Courier is the regular Parkersburg
packet this morning. ..!,.a
The Hudson will leave for Cincinnati
at 2'P. M. to-day.
The shore ice prevents navigation TO q
great extent.
The Great Republic on New Years
Day entered the Memphis and New Or
leans trade.
The Exchange took from Cincinnati to
Pittsburgh 900 tons, including so tons re.
shipping sugar and molasses. Abrams
and Henderson are the pilots. ~
by Telegraph
CINCTENATI, Jan. 2.-River IS leet,
luCueS auu lhllluB. AIElVeQ-JOQ1 hll-
gour from New Orleans. Departed
Andes for Wheeling. Weather cloudy
and warmer. tfE .Et..
P1TTsBuRoH, Jan. 9.-RYer 4 feet
inches and rising slowly.
CAIRO, Jan. 2.-Arrived and departed
Regular local packets. River fallen Is
inches. Weather warm and cloudy.
EVANSVILLE, Jan. 2,-Foggy with light
rain all night. River fallen / foot.
ST. LOUIS, Jan 2.-Arrived--Belle o.
Memphis, Memphis, Louisa Davis, Gin.
cinnati; John F. Tale, New Orleans
Julia, Vicksburgh. Departed Colossal
Keokuk; Fleetwood, Vicksburg. River
falling slowly, no ice, mild, dry, and
foggy with indications Of rain. The
steamer Commonwealth sold for SIS, 800
John E. OxleY, purchaser
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GENTIRMEN's FuRNnHna NEW
sTocK.-Christian Hess, Merchant Tail.
or, has just returned from New York
with q large and elegant assortment
Of cloths, casSimeres, overcoatings, vest.
ings, dress shirts, under garments,
gloves, collars, everything in short per.
tanning TO a gentleman's toilet except the
hat and boots. Mr.. Hess keeps the best
OF goods; he employs good workmen,
makes neat fits, and charges moderate
prices, Gentlemen wanting handsome
Fall or Winter suits should give him a
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TIE KELLOGG 0PRRA.-Last night the
Kellogg Opera Troupe opened at the
Opera House In the charming Opera Of
FRA Diavola." Owing to the indlsposi-
ton Of Mics Kellogg, who remained at
Pittsburgh, this was substituted for the
Bohemian Girl" FRA Diavola" abounds
In most exquisite Choruses, beautiful solos,
duets, trios and quartettes. It's melodies
are very different from the horrible, ear.
splitting strains so often heard in Opera,
Miss Jennie Van Zsndk as "Zeflina, :,
Immediately. won the hearts Of the
audience. Her impersonadon Of the
character was fully equal TO that Of any
prima donna we have seen before. Mrs
sequln surpassed our expectations. as
LADY Allcash," singing with neat taste
and feeling. Mr.. W. II, TfiIa, as
"Lorenzo," was occasionally applauded
His voice is not very powerful, but It is
very sweet. Mr.. W. Morgan, as SRA
DiaYola,' had difficult part to perform,
but his efforts proved him to be in excel
lent voice, and he was occasionally ap-
pIauded. Il, -s7-,..,
Taken altogether, the entertainment
was a success. There was not Q vacant
seat in the house, and every one in the
audience who was capable Of appreciat-
ing good music was well pleased with II.
We are to hear Gounod's lannon's com.
position of "Fsust" tonight, and we ex.
pect the entertainment viii compare
most favorably with the one we listened
to last night. Miss Van Zandt will ap.
pear as "Marguente." This will close
the engagement of the company in this
city, and asst will probably be the only
opera in the city this season, ali should
go and enjoy it.. A lew good seats are
yet left, but we would advise those who
desire tickets to go early.
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THE "surERIoRn Heard FRoM,-7as
Old, Old Story.-J.J. Cranberry, Of Col
umbla, Tenn, says after trying the
Superior he returned 1t and bought q
Champion In its place. ba
AID. Mercer, Of Nash Vile, Tenn, says
the Superior Is q failure, and returned II.
Must have Champion instead Oft.
John Martin, OF MillerSburg, Ohio. sayl
the Superior will not do the work,
Champion takes 10 place.
Mr.. W. Il. Sims, Of Carlisle, KY, say
the Superior must take o back seat AfteI
q trial Of both machines takesa Champion
John Mace, Of Bethel, Ohio, bought
superior It made Q complete failure
returned It and bought q Champion In ID
place. aEs4
John Montgomery, Of Palmetto, Tenn.l
wanted q Champion to replace a supe
rior, which would not work.
VIM. Marshall, Of shelbyville, Tenn
says the Superior will not do It's work
viii buy q Champion, o machine thai
never fails. Z 3 -
Calvin 3. jenkins, Of Haley Station
Tenn, says he did not like the Superior
Slobbers over the work but the Cham
pion suits him.
RIB. Bingham, Of Bell Buckle, Tenn.
says he lost enough inbuying Superior
to have bought q Champion at first, and
was afterwards obliged to buy q Cham
pion in order to finish his harvest.
AoTal-1t you want really first clasG
Mower and Reaper buy the Champion
and do not waste your time and money
in something Of no merit. .-
The Champion Respers and MowerH
are manufactured by the Champion Ma
chine Company, Springfield, Ohio.
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HEAD HURT.-At an early hour
Thursday morning Henry Klein, young
man Of seventeen, returned to his home
corner s9lh and Wood streets, Eighth
Ward, with an ugly confusion imme-
diately over his lett eye. He went to
bed and lay in q stupor all day, and either
could not or would not speak. How he
received the injury, therefore, has mot
yet been ascertained. DR.. !, Il. Pipes
dressed the wound, and does not regard
1t as particularly serious. .sis. ~ % 6,
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WEEK OF PRAYER.-The American
Evangelical Alliance suggests the follow.
inc "a 4 suitable plan for the Observance
- ,ho Weei ~ praver ,hronshon, M
u 80 s..tss. 'A'u' 'Ae
UG a..ass. -. e. ma.
sunday. January Sermons = Ths
uny o. ne VnrisuAn Onntcei sne Eeal
onsness q u uoe peiieYets; ninoerancea
INC m9aveS 70 Union ine pleSsings 70 g
noPea IoF Iom sne union a9 Oh peleVers 10
PFsSyeEIJo1n ~ sl;so, c......,. a..
Monoay, Jannlty o. Sonis ME-
common t1nworthiness and guilt.
Thankspying-tor NanonGl, domeaut
and personal mefctes, temporal and splr-
ttual.
Supplicahon=For special blessings on
The Week Of Prayer.-Dan. 9:.7i NAL
.; 10. -
Tuesday, January D: Prayer-For The
Christian church, for her increase IL
faith, holiness and love- Tor prosecuted
and suffering Christians; Tor Christian lib
etty, and for the more abundant outpour-
Ing Of the holy spirit-oOl. 1; 9-11i
Heb. 1873 Heb. $50,
Wednesday, January q: Prayer iol
Families.home and parental influence
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POLICE CouRr.-one would naturally
suppose that the morning after New
Years DAY there would be q large police
court Such was not the case, however;
Tor until about nine O'Clock the lookup
had not an occupant, Aman too full Of
whisky to appear before the court was
picked up shortly before the time Of its
commencement arrived.
There were two charges against George
Cots for disorderly conduct on the even.
ings OF the S0th and 8lst, preferred by,
Louis (.Jef'D Davis. Colts was fined
IS and costs in each case. @ ,i ~ a5 7
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JOINS 3. owRpsAr TnE OPERA HOUSE,.
The sale ofresetvsa seats tor John 3,
Owens and company wM continue today
from l0A. N, until Ann. The seats are
being disposed Of rapidly, and paFt ites
wishing 10 avail themselves Of this opeor.
tunity Of seeing the greatest ofComedianl
should procure seats Immediately. All
reserved seats are one dollar. ~
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MARRIAGE LICENSES IssuED.-Duripp
the week ending yesterday eightmatrisge
licenses were issued by the County Clerk,
% iollows: Monday, a; Tuesday, L;
Wednesday, o; Friday,l. ID the month
Of Decetaber 81 licenses were Issued.
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ACCIDENTAL sHcorHa.-At a shooting
match near Bethany, Brooke, county, on
New Years day, Alfred LIauek shot John
Finley. Theball took effect in the muscle
of tho left arm near the point Of the
shoulder, inhicting i severe aesh wound.
The shooting was purely accidental.
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HOLIDAY GoODs.-Taose Wishing to
purchase Boota Shoes or Slippers for
Holiday rreseutl win save money by pur.
chasing from me, ss1 am selling INV en-.
tire stock Of reasonable goods at the low.
est panic prices, I. Y, Blond. :.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol.
lowing deeds, transferring real estate in
the countyof Ohio, were lett for record
at the Office Of the Clerk of the County
Court during the week ending yesterday,
January 1st:
Deed made December 81, 1873, by VIM.
1uergens,to VIM. Il. Exley, in trust for
Caroline Juergens, wife Of VIM. Juergens,
for piece OF ground On northwest corner
OF John and Sixth streets, 35 feet on 18th
street and running back 20 feet, being part
oflot $50. Admitted December 81; 81 90.
Deed made December 30, 1873, BY ].
Ii. Adams and vile to O. q. Mayhem, for
the one.tourth Of lot NORA, old town.
Admitted to record December 81; $500.
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ASSAULT, ANT, BATrRRY.-Bslore Esq.
Caldwell yesterday Louis Davis charged
George Cots with committing an assault
and battery upon him. The case was
dismissed > kj-taG
Cots was then arrested upon a peace
warrant, and held in 800 to keep the
peace for one year.
Davis was also arrested upon q peace
warrant, but the case Raseontiahed until
2 O'Clock this afternoon.
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Another Late Testimonial to weber
Pianos.

FLhno8s
ITALIAN OPERA coAtPAsY on 1894
NEW YoRB, December 0, 1873. I
Mr. Weber:
The artists Of the Strakosch Italian
Opera Company Of 1894 feel It duty
and q pleasure TO thank you for the
pianos for their public and private use,
and TO express their unqualified admira.
ton Of their superiority In every respect.
The tone Of your Instruments & 90 pure
and prolonged and Of such inexhausiible
depth that they sustain the voice In q
wonderful degree action 90 elastic, are
built 90 strong and firm, and stand In tune
90 remarkably well, that Wereadily accord
the Weber Pianos the title Of the instru-
ments par excellence. We feel that every
one Is fortunate who owns o Weber
Piano, and can honestly say that we not
only commend them in the highest terms,
but consider them the best Planes IN ne
lo0rld.
ostaSa TorlAni, Annie Louise Cary,
Alice MATeBi, Italo CampanIni,
Victor Capoll, Victor MAurel,
Giuseppe del Puente, Romano N0nnettl,
Z. Muzlo, Conductor. 8. BehrenS, Conductor.
Artists everywhere prefer the Weber
Piano, and though others once 'ctrs, the
Weber is noW tho leading Piano in the
musical world. Mr, VIM. Il. sheib Is
the Wheeling Agent for the Weber Piano.
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ABOUT | o'clock Thursday 'aSrning
pistol was discharged near the Second
Ward Market House, and the ball entered
through q window in the Grant House
and lodged in the wall Immediately eboye
the head Of Mr.. Forsyth. ''7E - -
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RzcoyrliAa. The little SON Of Mr.,
Robreche hpae face was badly burned
BY. powder q day or two since, IL In q
fair way 70 recoFlg from tho Injuries re-
ceiyed at thattime IT was at frst fear.
ed that the boySHSlld lcse the use Of his
eye, but they. arc nor copsidred out Of
danger. 3, . -i.sea &
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A HANDSOME SPHRsnNr. -on Nsw.
Years Day Mr.. iJameR Filzsimmons,
Lessee and manager Of HAmilton's Opera
House, preSented Mr.. Henry 3. Wheeler,
his efficient and popular Treasurer, with
handsome diamond brsaStpin.
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FURs.l FuRsll FuRs!ll-This day l
have received a large lot Of black Lynx,
Martin and Mink furs, and owing to the
advancement Of the season they are billed
tome at. half their value, and i will sell
them tie same way. Come and get them.
J.W. Fertel,, Centre Wheeling.
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EDfTORIAI oHAsaR. Nh. j.. St 5,
iolafkaon, for the past four yean local edi.
,totofthe Register, has assumed editorial
cohlioi Of the Sunday NsSs. Nh. VIM,
=. q hey, late editor Of the S4ndav Macs
lncee 3IE Garrison on the R4gi,t.r.
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TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT MADE by get.
Jung pour goods At the closing out Of the
entire winter stock OF Dry Goods by j.
". FERHhL, Main and eOtn streets, Cen.
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BooTs AND sHoEs.-1will sell from this
date Boots and Shoes at a heavy reduc-
ton from former prices Gall early and
make your purchases while my stock Is
large I, v. Blond.
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NEW YEARs EVE m CIAYsynLE,
PA.-Nothing 80 full Of interest has
occurred within the precincts Of this time.
honored village as an entertainment and
sociable given by the Presbyterian Con-
gregation and Sabbath School, In their
church edihce, on New Years Eve.
At seven o'clock the audience room
was packed with people Of our own com.
munity and strangers. A half.hour later
the Superintendent of the Sabbath School,
Mr.. A. K. Craig, called the meeting to
order, and alter prayer by the pastor, Mr.
MccurreT, and the singing of'a' beautiful
anthem by the choir, Mr.. ]. T. Noble was
announced as the fi7t speaker. MIN.
delighted tho audience with some ex-
cellent remarks in his usual and very
forcible manner.
Mr.. ]. II. Birch then commanded the
attention Of the throng by showing what
perfect statuary could be carved at home
by the proper "home influence"
Mr.. ]. ]. Mcosrrey then addressed
some remarks to the children. This por.
ton Of the exercises was exceedingly in.
teresting. The speaker held their atten-
ton and amused them beyond descrip-
ton. a1f q i.
The next thing in order was to serve
the supersbundsnce Of delicacies, sweet.
meats and other Injuries prepared by the
ladies. This was followed by an hour Of
sociability, which was one Of the most de-.
lightul features Of the occasion. +.
The exercises were concluded by some
remarks from the pastor, who has watched
faithfully over his flock for quarter Of a
century. All went away feeling that It
was good to be there, and that the year
1s7S'had ended well. ST. CRoIS.
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NEW sTrPs=The entrance L. the
room used BY the Sabbath School in the
Eighth Ward, over the Ia Belle store,
has been improved bye pairoi new steps,
This Is something which has long been
needed. ,,.st 4..pir,.f. i,..s ,.,trs..;4.sl
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WARRANT ISSUED. Squire Gillespy
yesterday Issued A. warrant for The. arrest
Of Patrick Garfield, accused by Patrick
Haley Of committing an assault and bat
terry upon him. The case will be heard
today. I'll 11i ssjt1 X
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sEtdRT FRs.4The dwelling and store
Of MeSgrs. ahick a Bros in; Bellalres we're
partly Consumed BY Gre Spn Thifaday
night We understand that the loss Is
covered by insurance 'aa's '3.1s,;'t 'o'-
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THE Kellogg Opera Company, num-
bering seveuty.tWo persons, arrived IN
the city yesterday, and are stopping at
the 81. James Hotel and Grant House.
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AN unusual number Of people are car
rying their hands in their pockets, there
being nothing in their pockets to interfere
withthe indulgence : ~ LII
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A HORSE attAchedto cart ran away
yesterday, throwing the driver, Thomas
Hanon, into the street and bruising him
about the head and shoulders. p
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Z coxs, IF You WANT THEM.-ons
more lot Of those all wool plaid Flannels.
Of 30 censper yard, received by J. W..
FsrEsl, Gerfe wheeling. :
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ONLY two transfers of real estate were
lett for record at the Office Of The County
Clerk during the week ending yesterday.
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THE Wheeling Library Association WIN
open its rooms for the first time on Sun
day Tomorrow. The hours. are from .
until 5 in the afternoon, and from 2 to o
In the evening, ral s,et-E
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THERxo,tETER REcoRD.-Ths follow.
ing shows the range Of the temperature
yesterday, as observed at silvey's Drug
Store cordat opposite Tie Post Office:
sA..G an. sR.H. TIN.
50 90 Il ~
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BELLAIRE roughs amuse themselves by
throwing small boys through bank win.
dows.
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TIM largest and only complete assor,.
ment Of steTeoscopic Views in The city
can be found at Robinson's Gallery.
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REMEMBER that Robfnson's Gallery Is
the only place in the city where you can
buy Graphsocopes.
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MRssRs. ADAMS & LUCAS have the
llbretto Of Faust for the Opera tonight
Tor sale Of their Music Store. -
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TIE Municipal Court transacted no
business yesterday, and adjourned over
to this morning at 10i o'clock.
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FATALLY INJuRED.-Mr. DilliDger, the
man who was knocked of a bridge thirty
feet high near Washington, Pa, by a
haud.car, day or two ago, was fatally
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YESTERDAY was about as gloomy
weather as we care to indulgei in.
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The chances fora gin arc Is one to I've. ''
PRICE OF TICKETS.

a.
80. 800 900
The chances fora gin arc Is one to Ave
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Ticket, SO; Halves, S9b TenthS, or
each coupon, o; Eleven Whole Tictets for 400:
ny Tickets FOR $1,000; iiS Whole Tiefets for
$500; ~ Nv WhSle Tisssts iSt sI0Co0 No dis.
count On Ieta than goo worth Of tickets.
The Fourth Gilt Concert Will DO conducted In
al respects hke the three which have Already
been given. and fall particulars may DO learned
Ifom circnm,afs, which WIN 30 sent free from this
ONCE to al who apply for them.
Orders Tor tickets and applications for apen.
des will be attended TO In the order they are 70
eeived, and Il 10 hoped they Will b9 sent in
promptly, that there may DO no disappointment
or delay In hlling all. Liberal terms given TO
those who buy 70 sell again. All Agents are
pefemptortAlly required 70 settle up theIr &C.
COUNT and return Il unsold tickets By the 90th
day Of March. :
THOS. E. BRAMkETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky, and Manager
GIN Concert Public Library building, Louis.
Vile, Ky. deei8-endkW
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TERMS.

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For 80 cents extra, ne essor.os ,stg BE- tsnt
mounted, rarniShSd, and prpGid By MAJ.
The ALpnu win, hereaftef, be obtainable ouIy
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exeepntn cAses where the certificate IL given
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canvasseIs Wanted.
ioeA c1nTAsSer will receive full and prompt IN
formation by applying TO
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noylo IS Maiden Lane. New York.
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Tickets to al principal points in the East and
West can DO procured at he Union Tickot Once
IN 4Lufe House, md ct the station at Bridge
dec,s General Passenger 4 and a Ticket AGENT.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
RMMNRRE9 F
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, mo-
~ VENEER 8, Isp, Trains will leave wheel
Ing as tollows-Wheeling time:
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NOT FOR SALE IN B00K OR NEWS S1oGEs.

TIE ALDNE, while issued with all the regu.
lafity, has none OF the temporary or anay inter.
an elegant miscellany ofpure, light and Rracefal
literature; Anda collection Of pictures the rRrest
specimens Of artistic shill, IN black and white,
Although each succeeding number affords
tresh pleasure TO its friends, the real yalne and
beauty OF TIE ALDMa will DO the most appre.
ctated after lLhAs been bound up ut the close Of
the year. While other publications may claim
superior eheApneas, a. compared with rivals Of q
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The possesSor OF Q complete volume Cannot IA.
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II any other shape or number Of volumes for Zen
ting Y! cost and Men, there are he chrontoS,
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for ls74-.sSYsn Year
The Aldine,

An Illustrated Monthly Journal, universally dI-
ntttd 70 ~ Gs RdndAoUlest Periodical u
he HorId. A heprGSeRtdtipS and
Champion Of American Taste,
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SATURDAY., JAN. 8, 1874.
New Advertisements

NeW AdTeTtisements.
Attention, Comrades.
seguin Institute.
To the. Trade-a 8. Bloch.
Notice. ty
Star Foundry.
To Consumers of Coffee.
Hamilton's Opera House.
List Of Letters.
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CINCINNATI EXPRESS,
ST. Louis EXPRESS.

nm, IASt-LlAV9 WIBF-LaATna
Wheeling daily Wheeling dSily
At.':..:..... 6:1o q. n. at.......... .o:55 q. n.
~ AIfEs AT ARltVIB At
"GM.sington Columbus. $50 p. N.
Itiy..::'''';S:e Z. m.lSanduSky, 1925 p. N.