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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-06
EENCiNNATI,
uAY the Fourth was Observed.

CINCINNATI, July 4.-The principal
feature OF the celebration OF lndepend-
ence Day WAS the celebration OF the
Pioneer Association, at which Governor
William Allen delivered an oration'
giving q historical skeich OF the early
pioneers in Ohio. The Governor also
reviewed the militia, who raraded the
streets in the afternoon. Six fire alarms
were sounded, all calling the engines to
burning roots, icnted 10y iireCrscker5
No damage to speak OF was done. The
orlv serious accident reported up 10
dark was the fatal burning OF Ada
Hauser, girl sixteen years old, whose
clothing WAS igni;ed by tireCracker
and burned off her back The day was
clear aud hot, with good breeze dur
ing the morning. The business houses
and offices were all closed. There wss
q great multitude Of excursions on the
river and ell the Talroads.
Hog Packers Convention
CINCINNATI, July 5.-Tne committee
OF the National Packers Convention o.
73, to fix basis OF representation to
II Association this year, have agreed
on representation to the Convention
to be held on September 9.b, at LOUIS
vile. The basis is one delegate for
every fifty thousand and traction OF
fifty thousand hcgs packed in the State
during the season OF rs + as by
the official figures 0; the Gin
cinnati Chamber of Commerce,
excepting New York, Pennsy lvsnia
Massachusetts, MARYLAND, and Louisi-
ans, where the consumption and EXPORT
have beeu'made the basis. The COM
mittee requests pork packers to conform
TO this basis. The whole lumber Of
delegates present is one hundred aud
si1ty-two, spportioned to States as fol-
Iows California, Georgia, Minnesota,
Nebraska, Tennessee, and West Viz
g gnis, each one delegate; Kansas and
Michigan, two; Louisiana, ); Ken
lucky, 6; Wisconsin, MARYLAND, and
Pennsylvania. : each Iowa, 5; Mssss-
chuseits, ); Indiana, "A; Missouri. ID ;
Onio and New York. is each and
Illinois, 3S.
The wheat fields east and west OF
Cbilicothe, were on fire last night
iguited by locomotive The woods IN
various parts OF the county are on fire,
and great damage is threatened.
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Practical Suggestions.

correspondent OF the Farmer "
Union giges what be calls simple aLd
sure remedy for over eating grain. dis
prescription is to meke tea OF wood
SCOT, cav half piUt OF SCOT TO one quart
O, wa,er. Steep a short time TO get the
strength, and pour down the throat
through horn or thick gIass bottle.
This will cCuuteract the acid OF the
stomach occasioned 10y over eating.
Oil or melted lard he has used with
good success, giving almost instant re-
lief. This last is most excellent Tor cat
tie when choaked
To construct an Outside cellar, bulId
upon good broad foot stone q double
wall OF brick. the outside wall to be
two bricks in thicknpss and the inner
wall one foot, the walls to he ten feel 10
height, or higher it you choose, ,h"
entrance to he closed by an outside
and inside door, both OF these to be well
made OF the best pine, and fitting the
door frame closely. Have two or more
windows for light and ventilation, to be
closed ordinarily with q common Eash,
which can be made TO raise and lower
or slide back and forth as person
NAV W sh. When very COLI
they may be further protected
bv sn outside or inside shelter con.
strnctei like the doors TIE roof 10
be common shrngIe one. To prevent
the cold from coming in at the top o.
the building, floor the joist overheaa
with pine flooring, and put on a ceiling
Of plaster or wood. The floor to b
made either Of wood or brick, well laid
in cement. The wa,ls will not probs-
bIy need any more binding than will be
afforded by the josis and fatIer'. Such
a building vii Cost more than cellar
but there will be 20 danger o. water at
any time, and it vii be far easier OF ac-
cess than cellar.
An inexpensive hu: durable method
Of painting Old bulldogs is az 'ollo~s
First give them q coat Of crude petro-
leum. which is the oil az it comes from
the wella, and can be procured 'cr sbou,
81 toS5 barrel 10 amcst any town or
city. Then mix one pound Of metallic
paint" which is brown Cr red bematI,e
iron ore, fuely ground, 10 one quart Of
linseed oil, aud spp'y THE over the pc
troleum cost. The petroleum sinks
into the wood and make good
groundwork for the iron aud oil paint.
The color OF the iron pant - dark
reddish brown. and is not at al dl--
agreeable; it il color not readily
solled, very durable, and is fre-proo'.
The London L1nc.l tells bow 10 cure
a felou. As soon a. the disease il let
put directly over the -poi hj-5lisier
about the size Of your thumh nail, sod
let it remain Ior s'x hours. at the expi-
ration OF which time, directly under the
surface OF the bl s,er, may be seen toe
ieIon, which can Instantly be taken on,
With toe point Of q needle or a lancet.
Tin watering pots much used in the
garden often become rustef at toe
lower corner. suI bsg.p TO leak. 1t is
not necessary yet 10 throw them &c De,
a. the holes msy be efsc;uaIly stopped
without going to the tinkers, bv COW
eriug them iuside with q email pace
OF linen dipped IN copsI Tarnlsb, The
tin being previously thoroughly dr'ed.
When the vsrnish 6sriens by drying,
they are perfectly Tater-hght.
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We imagine that our citizens breathe
freer now that the dangers OF the cele-
bration OF Independence Day are
passed, and all feel thankful that 20
serio1s conflagrations occurred, and
that their accustomed roof-tree is still
above their heads. The city had, how.
ever, two or three very narrow escapes
from danger, which we would not like
to see repeated. and that we have
avoided the calamity that has fallen
upon Allegheny is more attributable to
prompt action on the part OF those
whose property was endangered than
10 care!ulness on the part OF those who
sought amusement in scattering fl re.
Seriously, is it not time that the dis
charge OF firecrackers, and rockets and
Roman candles, and the whole brood of
dangerous fireworks were eremptorily
and effectually forbidden within the
limits OF the city, Three times year,
on each OF the principal holidays, hun
dreds OF families are in imminent dam
ger of being rendered homeless by the
fire works that fill the streets with noise
and shower burning sparks upon
the roofs OF dwellings. The JOY
that on the Fourth OF July
aud on Christmas and on New Years
day can find no better and safer outlet
and expression than this, should be
carefully repressei. II it is impossible
for men and boys to rejoice over the
independence Of the United States with
out jeopardizjDg the lives aud property
OF their fellow citizens, then let them
cease to celebrate the day.
But there are other and more unob'
jectiouable modes OF keeping
alive the remembrance OF the
events commemorsted by these holi-
days. Let attention be directed to
these, and let the strong arm Of the law
he put forth to shield our people from
the danger and the fright occasoned
by the careless use OF firearms in the
crowded city, and the scattering of fire.
brands among buildings whose wood
work is as dry and iufsmmable as tim
der. The lesson learned on lsst Sstur-
day should not be forgotten before the
next occasion for publicly inviting a
conhagration comes around.
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WISCONSIN,.
The Enurth.

MlLwAUKsE, July 5.-The Fourth
was appropriately observed al the prin-
cipal cities and villages in the State,
At many OF the latter celebrations were
conducted under the auspices of the
GraDgers. Matt. II. Carpenter delivered
the address at Janesville. His address
was devoted for the most part 10 the
development OF the idea that the prom
ise in the Declaration Of Independence
OF equality with respect to the pursuit Of
happiness will not have been redeemed
till labor has iairer share in Its pro-
ducts. 10 this connection be referred
briefly to the railroad question, and
counselled peaceful measures for the
enforcement Of the law. He also urged
that it was the duty OF the United
States to recognize the independence OF
{ l'uha
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OHIO.
Fatal Shoo,ing-sn for Love.

Fatal Shoo,ing-snr for Love.
RIPLEY, July 5.-About IL o'clock
last night the community were horrfed
by the shooting Of Mr.. John Ca.lett and
his con by Charley Smisher of this
place. Smisher had been keeping COM
psny with Caslett's daughter against
the wish OF her father Between ten
and eleven o'clock last night Mr. Cas-
lett found them sitting in his parlor,
and ordered Smisher away. A diff
Guilty enSued in which Smisher shot
Gssle!t and then fled. the girl accom-
paying him, being afraid TO remain at
ONE. While on the road two brothers
Of the girl, John and Taylor, who
knew nothing OF the previous shooting.
discovered tbefying couple and pursued
them with the intention OF bringing
back the girl Smisher supposed il
was the elder Caslett in pur4uit, aud
after ordering him to return fired, the
bail took effect in the abdomen OF
Taylor, and produced hemorrhsge,
from which death resulted within an
hour. The elder Csslett was wounded
in the thigh, and lie not considered in
danger. Smisher is still at large, a.
though the officers have made an ac-
tive and extended search. Taylor Cas-
lett was fine young man. and leaves a
widow and one child. His funeral to-
day was the largest ever seen here, the
procession being over mile in length.
The Columbus Races.
COLUMBUS, July 5.-The ces yester.
day drew together an immense audience.
The first race was a irot o: 500, which
was competed for by ten horses, Cat
skill took the first two heats in 2:34
aud 2.35, the uext by Matte Lyle in
236, and in the fourth heat Matte
came home first in 2 80, but great COM
plant being made Of Mattie's running,
the Judges gave the heat to Jean lnge-
low with no time record Matte took
the next two heats very nicely in 2:36
and 237 During the race Russell, Red
Oak and Mohawk Jackson were dis
tanced Red Oaks mishap resulted 10y
the breaking down Of the sulky to
which he was attached.
The second race was run Ior three
wear ODDS, for purse OF S4OO. The
first heat was won by Nellie Bush in
las! and the next three by Tom Bos-
ton in l:46i, As and l.53.
The iree-ior- all trot, for a 81 800
pure, brought out only three horses.
Red Cloud took the first heat in 2:2St,
Hunlress second and Nette third, just
saving her distance. Nettie took the
next beat by half length in 224, and
Huntress took the next in 2:24f. Each
horse having won heat and night
on, it was determined to post
pone the race until Monday morning
AZ 9 o'clock
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RHODE ISLAND.
Murdered by n Burglar.

PRoviDENCE, July 5-Lsst night 8
burglar catered the house Of Hon VIM.
Chase, in toe northern part OF this city,
which WAS occupied only by two old
people. He eotered the room of Abbott
Eddy, brother Of Mrs. Chase. On hear
ing the burglar Mr.. Eddy raised an
outcry, when he was attacked aud
fatally injured Mrs. Chase heard the
outcry, aud being greatly alarmed, died
Immediately, either from the rupture Of
a blood vessel or disease OF the heart.
She was a daughter OF the late Judge
Eddy, and aged seventy years. The
burglar escaped.
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WASHINC
WASHINGTON, July 5,
The Storm.

A terrible storm OF wind and rain
passed over this city last evening.
Trunks OF trees two or three feet in
circumference were snapped by the hur-
ricane and ornamental and shade trees
all over the city, including a number
in the Capitol and Presidents grounds
and the public parks were either entire
ly destroyed or shorn OF their branches.
Five houses in the city were completely
stripped OF their roofs, which were car
ried distance OF severe hundred feet.
Several carriages passing along the
streets were overturned, and a lady in
ore OF them sustained several injuries.
The telegraph wires TO all points were
prostrsted. While a number OF color
ed children were enjoying themselves
in hall, the roof fell in, cansed' by the
wind straiuiDg the rafters, and four OF
the children were injured. The steepIe
of the Metropolitan NJ. E. church, one
hundred feet high, was moved five
feet from its perpendicular and is now
in q dangerous condition.
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NEW JERSEY.
Accidental Shooting.

PATTERSON, July 5.-Testerday after
noon tour boys, at Pass &C, went out
rowing on the river, and at the same
time their young friends on shore be-
gan firing salute from a email cannon
loaded with a bali cartridge. One OF
the boys in the boat fred of pistol,
and ball from some one Of the weapons
penetrated the throat OF Willie Ander
son, aged Is years, son OF one OF the
leading merchants OF that city. The
boy lesped up, jumped into the river,
swan to shore and ran about forty feet
when he fell dead. One OF his COM
pauions, the con OF another lead,
ing citizen, in fright, ran of and hid
in the woods. He has not yet been
found.
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ILLINOIS.
Races NJ CharIeston,

CHARLEsroN, July 4.-Fihh meeting
OF the Central Illinois horse fair aud
trotting association, third day, mile
hests in harness, best in 5, 2,,35, trot,
purse $3.50, D. P. Bissell, :. G. Tom
Xyer, 3, |, |, |; J. W. Fisbe-, G. z.
Echo, ,, %, >, >; VIM. Coswav, d. g.
Buckskin, distaUcei; J. X. Douglass,
g. m. Lady Gest, d'stanced; time, 240.
2:43. 2;;42, 2:iS, tree Tor a. trot, purse
1000; Will Rogers, b. E. Columbia
Chief. >, l, l; Sepheps Bros, g, e.
Gen. Grant, 5. >, ,, >; VIM. Conway,
g. g. Gray Alex, |, distar ced; s. P.
Bissel, b. g, Black Frank, I, distsnced ;
time, 2:35, 2;35, 2:36{, 2,36. Columo oia
Chief, winner OF the free to all, is the
finest trotling stallion ever shown here.
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NEW lOkA STATE.
Dtsnstrous Boating Fxcursioi

Disastrous Boating fNcuEh""'
BUFFALO, July 5.-Last evening eight
persons went for sail on the lake.
After being out about an hour an at'
tempt was made 10 jibe around to
return, when the boat capsized and they
were thrown into the water. The fol
lowing were drowned: John Langley,
of Chicago, and Wm. Forrest, OF Port
Stanley, Canada, first and second mates
OF the steamer Annie Naught; Mary
Kurtz, OF Erie, Pa, and Liz Glass, o.
this city. The others held TO the side
OF the boat and after being an hour and
a half in the water were rescued by
tug returning from moonlight e1-
cursien.
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MEMPHIS.
The Fourth.

MEMPHIS, July 4-Business gener'
ally WAS suspended, though there was
no public celebration OF the day, except
by the various colored societies, the
member. OF which parsded the streets
in the morning and adjourned 10 pic"
mic in the woods.
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rFoREIG
New Levy or Troops.

New Levy VI AEoOpr'
MADRID, July 4.-The government
will shortly call for fresh levy OF
10000 men 10 reinforce the army OF
the north:
CASTELAR, has declined the overtures
Of Mortas, consequently the formation
of a coalition is improbable.
BAYoNNE, July 4.-Don Carlos has
fixed ais residence at Toloss
General Tristsuy has been dismissed
from the Carlist service because he
failed to defend the river Ebro, thus
causing the defeat OF the Royslists al
Gaudeza.
The Carlist force is marching on
Bilboa.
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Sampson Oil.

This oil deriving its name from
Sampson, meaning strength) is one OF
the best if not the best remedy offered
to the public for rheumatism, AID a.!
pain, and it appears that no medicine
has ever gained 30 fattering reputation
10 as short q time. msylS.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO ALL
i persons indebted to my late husband, l..
Laue, 10 cal on me and Iet,le their ac-
counts, as wish to close up he old debts at
once II persons knowing themselves in.
deoted 10 him do not settle promptly !
shall proceed 10 collect them by ltw.
WILHELMISE LAUE,
ilyls Admin lstTa'riN.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsuISGroS, July 5, SPY.
PROBABTLlTlEs,

PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle States and lower lake
region clear or fair weather, northeast
winds, shifting to southeast and south
erIv. with a slight rise OF temperature
and no decided change 10 the bsrom>
eter. Fer the South Atlantic and Gull
States partially cloudy weather, with
rain near the coast ard In the lower
Mississippi valley, southeast or south =
west winds and high temperature 10
the interior, high barometer IN the Cult
States and q rising barometer in the
South Atlantic States. For Kentucky
and the Ohio Valley, MIchigso, Wis
cousin, Missouri and Iowa general Y
clear and warm weather, with ea5teriy
or soutberly winds and stationary OF
falling barometer.
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Our neigbbOrhood correspondent de-
scrib.s very graphically, in her Bellaire
notes this morning, some Of the small
m;s.ries" of lie. The sketch is we'll
worth reading.
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at'heeling Aeg'stsr.

FROM our reports this morning the
,robsbili,ies are that the weather to-
8sv will be generally clear and warm,
w;,b essterly or southerly winds.
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BOSTON.
Fire.

BosroN, July 5.-A fire in Hudson,
Massachusetts, yesterday, destroyed the
pauo forte manutactory OF Keeler Il
Shaw. Loss, $4,000; insured for
$4,000,
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ENGLAND ID.
The Senegambian war.

LONDON, July 5.-The attack on the
Portuguese sessions in Senegsmb bia
was made by one OF the native chiefs
in the neighborhooi, and not by cou-
victs, as al fret reported. The natives
are said to have captured three hundred
prisoners.
Fourth OF July.
The anniversary OF American inde-
pendence was celebrated st ST. Peters
burg by dinner at the United States
Legation, Minister Jewell presidiug.
In Lisbon iete WAS given by the
American Minister, whose official resi-
depce was handsomely decorated. 10
Par 8 there was literal displav OF
American flags at the Legation ard
elsewhere, but no io7msl celebration
took place.
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COpartnership Notice.

TNQ. II. REYNOLDS HAVING BEN
81 admitted as member OF our firm the
business will be como ucted hereafter undeT
the firm name OF HenEegen, Bates n Co
please cali and settle.
iyI WIN. II. HENNEGEN & 90.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Base Bait.

PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-In q game
of bsse ball the Athletics scored twelve
TO the Philadelphia elk.
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BALTINOSE.
Bishop WheIan's Illness.

BALTIMORE, July Bishop Whe-
Ian, of Wheeling, W. Va, lies danger
ously i'll at St. Agnes Hospital, in this
city.
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though not always, cure BY li' usn. 10th
ing can restore The hair where us foIllclss
are destroyed, or the Zland- strophIed aEc
decayed out such a. remain "a De taysn
by this application, and stim ulhtsd into
activity, % that a new grow N O' hair h
DtOduced. Instead OF iou!iDg the hair With
= pasty sediment, Il will keep IL clean and
vigorous. Ia occasional use Will prevent
the hair from turning gray or fsllng Ofi,
and consequently prevent bahnsss- The
restoration Of vitality II gives To the EcalT
arrests and prevents the formation % dADd-
III, which Il often - uDclean!y sEd often
slve. Free rom those deIetsFIOuz gubs,sR
css which make some prepa rstiOBs dat ger
ous and injurious TO the hair, the NlgOT can
only b sht bat not harm IL IL wanted
merely ,OT a HAIR DRkrS.SO. nothing
else can BE- found so desirable. Containing
neither oil nor dye, u does not soil white
cambTic, and yet lasts long on The hslT
giving II rich, glossy lustre, and q grateful
perfume.
T epared by Dr.. ]. G. Aver & Co.
Practical an Analy ytieal Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
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sECOND DlsHATCH.

SECOND DlSBATCH.
The following are the names OF the
killed at the Juniata bridge: Charles
Gasbon, aged twelve, OF Patterson, Pa;
VIM. BARLEY, aged eleven, OF Mrtflip,
and Lewis Pilasticker, aa old agent of
the Schuylkll company. Injured
Herbert Thirk aud Clayton Weedman,
o. Patterson, Pa, and John Swan and
Conrad UIricb, OF Lewistowa.
The Glen Morgan Iron Co.'S furnace
was partly destroyed by the storm. kills
ing Levi BIoomensteen, Henry Bloomu
ensteen and George Raynor, of Lewis
town.
The storm was more OF the nature Of
a tornado. The roofs OF the Coleman
House in town and the lower hotel at
the depot were blown off, and several
houses damaged. The steeples OF the
Lutheran and Presbyterian churches
were blown down. The total number
OF killed, so far as heard from. is seven,
and five are injured and several others
missing. The Miftlin boys were play
ing base ball with the Lewistown boys,
aud had to TAKE refuge IN the railroad
bridge from the storm. Travel on the
main line of the Pennsylvania railroad
will not be interrupted by the tall of the
bridge at Lewistown. The telegraph
wires are all down between Harrisburg
and Lewistown.
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slreIy and elfectually control them. The
tsstifr ohy OF our nest citizens. Oi all classes
establishes the fact, that CHERRY PECroR
AL will and does relieve ana cure the ainlci-
ing disorders o! the Throat ond unEg be-
yOnd auy other medicine The most dan
gerous affections of the PulminaTy or ans
Weld 10 It's power and cases OF Consumpt'
ION cured by This preparation, are publicly
known, SO remarkable az hardly 10 De
believed were they not proven beyond dis
pute As n remedy II is adequate on WhlCh
lAe public may rely for fui! pTOtecuJn' Hy
curing Coughs. the fOrefunnets OF moe
serious disease, n saves nnDumbcrcd hNoH
q nd an amount OF suffering not 10 be com
uuted. It challenges trial, and COny!nrcs
the most skep'lCal. EVER i"miy should
keep IL on hand AZ protection against the
early and uuperCeivcd attack OF Pulmonary
Affections, which are easily met at hrst uut
which become inCnTable, and too Ol"n
fatal, IL neglected. Tender lungs need lhh
defence; and II 1, uRwise TO DE without u.
As a safeguard 10 children, amid the dis
treSsfng diseases which beset the Throat and
Chest of Childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL
Is invaluable; for, by It's timely use, NULL
tudes are rescued from premature graves
and Syed 10 the love and a1eCtiOn centred
on them. II acts speed ly and surely agaiih
ordinary cOlis, securing SOnnd and health
restoring sleep. No one will suffer tOubIc-
some Influenza aud painful bronchitis,
when they know how easily they can Dc
cured.
Originally the product Of long. IabOr!OuE,
and successful chemical Investigation, no
cost OF tell IL spared In making every bnitl"
ia the utmost possible perfection. IL may
be c nhdently relied upon A. processing nj
the virtuesit has ever exhibited, and capa'
bic Of producing cures ~ memorable
the greatest 1t has ever effected.
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Fish.
Extra No. | Msckere'.
No. 1 Medium MRckerel.
Extra No. z Mackerel.
No.2 Medium Mackerel,
Ne. 3 Large Mackerel,
Extra large Labrador Herring,
Scotch Herring,
Smoked Haddock,
Goldfish. very tine.
We have all the above qualities OF Mack
erel IN half bbls, quarter bhls, and kegS.
Warranted full weight and superior 70 any
in the market TISGLEN lSHAM.
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BY TELEG RIA Phi.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

By the Western Union Line, Office North
west corner OF Main and 18th streets.