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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-11

A BIG ScAkE.-Ssturday night be.
tween eight and nine o'clock, two
horses attached to a wagon, rushed
down Market street minus q driver, a,
breakneck speed, and brought up al
the gas post on the corner OF Market
and 18th streets, in front OF Pollock
mill. In the vicinity Of the above
corner 40 oratorient G Gentleman who ad.
yertised with wonderful volubility III.
advantages OF the various articles b.
had to cell, had pitched bis stand and
a number OF persons had gathered
around 10 hear the oratorical gentle
man spout. 1t was about that time
that the horses mentioned above made
their appearance, and such a scramb.
bling, tumbling, running, and falling
over each other in the efforts OF the
crowd to get out OF danger. was Won
deriul 10 behold. Fortunately no one
was injured, but great many badly
soared.
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MUSICAL INsTRUMENrs.-That "the
best is always the cheapest is ohenel
true iu respect to Pianos and Organs
than in regard to most articles. This
is because the machinery is 30 delicate
and intricate that unless made in the
most thorough manner, OF choicest ma.
terial, they will get out OF order. II the,
get only slightly out OF order it is the
occasion OF very much trouble and in-
convenience, at least, ifnot serious loss
1t Piano and Organ purchasers would
bear this fact in mind and
make their selections from such
instrumental as Steinway, Chickering
Knabe asd Emerson Pianos and Ma
son and Hamlin, Smiths American,
Estay and Wood Orgsns, they would
find it greatly to their advantage. The
above Pianos and Organs can only be
found at Messrs. Adams Il Lucas's, No
1927 Market street, the sole agents FOL
them, and at such prices and terms al
will suit all.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-11

BEFORE SQUIRE MoCoRMICr.-On
Saturday John Mccarthy was down al
the Market street bridge throwing
bricks and mud at people passing. He
WAS arrested aud taken before Squire
Mccormick who fined him s. and costs.
John paid the bill and went on his way
rejoicing.
John Hughes was also before the
same Justice. charged by one OF his
neighbors with a breach Of the peace,
in this that he chucked bricks down
the Aforesaid neighbours chimney. The
Justice required him to furnish bond
the sum of $500 for his good behavior
for one year. He furnished the bail
and was released.
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TEMPERANCE MBErIYas.-The attens

TEMPERANCE MBETINas.-The attend.
ance at the temperance meeting held
in Washington Hall on last Saturday
evening, was very slim, only
about one hundred and fifty or
two hundred being present. After sing
ing and praying. short addresses were
made by Mrs. DR.. Reilly, Judge Coch-
ran, Prof Fish, Of St. Louis, and the
meeting adjourned.
At the Sunday afternoon meeting
there were about three hundred persons
present. The meeting was opened by
the usual devotional exercises, after
which the Rev. S. B. Bsrnitz addressed
the audience. His remarks were vig-
orous and eloquent, and were attentive
ly listened to by the entire audience.
After singing the doxology and pro-
nouncing the benediction the meeting
adjourned.
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BEFORE SQUIRE CALDWELL AT
SQUIRE Caldwelrs Office on Saturday
was tried the case OF the State against
VIM. Crow who was charged on the
information OF Thomas Clause with
having committed an assault with i'm
tent to kill John Clause, on
April 4th. An examination resulted
in Crow being held IN the sum Of
81 600 for his appearance ct the next
jury term OF the County Court.
Thompson Ryan was also charged,
ION the oath OF John Cause, with the
same offense. He, too, was held in
the sum of 81 900 to answer.
Henry Grass charged Richard John
son with disturbance Of the peace.
The Justice held the accused to bail in
the sum OF $50 tor his good behavior
for ak moatbs.
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THs corporation election at oakland,

THs corporation election at Oakland,
Garrett county, Maryland, on Monday
last, resulted in the election OF John
DALEY, formerly Of this city, the pres
emit Burgess, and the old board OF CON-
missioners, with the exception Of 4.
Jamison, defeated by Thomas Martin.
There were tso tickets in the field
sod the Gazs.ie says there was . live
ly skirmishing INDUCED in by the
friends OF the opposing candidates.
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Frsa PoRrRA,rs-Tbere are nc

FINE PoRTRAlTs.-There are now on
exhibition at the Photographic gallery
of G. W. Robinson, on Main street
some of the fines. crayon pictures we
ever saw, particularly that OF the late
Mrs. Ed. Mendel, executed by Mr..
Thomss Anshutz, OF New York, and
that of the late Mr.. Swartz, sketched
by an artist in the employ OF Mr..
Robinson. They are true and lite-like'
and the rich walnut and gilt frames,
in which they are set, make very
appropriate contrast, and reflects great
credit on Mr.. Robinson's taste.
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CIRCUIT CouRr-Juags Mslvin,-The
Circuit Court met at the usual hour
Saturday morning.
Earnest Sorgy vs.. Gsugham was the
first case on the docket. The demurrer,
which was argued last week, was over
ruled, and the case set for trial on the
10th list.
In the Gaze OF E. Reed Us. Ehrbarts
administrator. pleadings were made up
and the case set Tor trial on the 18th
inst.
In the case Of the Central Glass
Company Us. John Nolan, the demur'
rer wac overruled, and pleas offered and
objected to.
In the case OF Courtney Us. Courtney
a motion for temporary alimouy came
up for hearing. The answer OF the
defendant being insufficient and he was
required 10 pay, pending suit, the sum
heretofore ordered to be paid.
In the case OF Ridgely Us. Ridgely
answer OF E. Christman, garnishee
was filed.
The case Of Young Il Husemau Us
P. d A. Telegraph Company, was Gel
for the 10Th inst.
The case OF Kline and Il ornbrook Us
vaverty and johnson, was continued
until this morning.
The Court adjourned until 9 o'clock
this morning.
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POLICE CoURT.-0n Saturday there
was but one offender before the Police
Court. VIM. Groskurd' was charged
With having committed an assault and
battery on Bradford Hutton and Mrs.
Ann Hutton on Friday. The accused
was fined $40 and costs for his assault
on Mr.. Hutton and SO and costs for
assaulting Mrs. Hutton.
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session Of tlte Wheeling Teachers As
ciation was held in the Fourth Ward
School hall on Saturday, 9th inst.
The meeting was called to order BY
the chairman, Superintendent VIII
liams, the roll was called, and tie
minutes OF the previous meeting were
read and approved. Singing and prayer
followed. .-r, -.
Under head OF "Clsss Drill Princi-
pal McMecben, Of Centre Schools, cons
Quoted . very interesting exercise in
Etmology.
"A Girls Soliloquy 10 Church" was
read by Miss A, W. Bundy, Of the
First Ward Grammar School, in excel
lent style, and with very pleasing effect,
Miss Gertrude Kraft read . we'll
composed essay entitled Leading
Minds" Miss KRAFT is not only q good
com poser, but she il also possessed OIL
more than ordinary oratorical powers.
Her performance was certainly credit
able.
A special committee composed OF the
lady teachers Of the Grammar Schools
| to whom had been referred the ques.
ton OF the e1pediency of changing the
Order OF Exercise reported that tn
lady teachers in the schools are salts.
fed with the "Order of Exercises
heretofore adopted. With q view,
however, to inducing the lady members
to take more prominent part in the pro.
ceedings, and making the exercises IN.
der head OF "Class Drill more practi
cal, the committee recommended the
adoption OF the following:
1. That the roll be called promptly
at 10 o'clock.
2. That the executive committee be
requested to appoint no lady member
q second time, until all shall have been
called upon to take part in the exer-
cises.
3. That it ia the duty Of all members
to endeavor to make the exercises in
"class drill" interesting and profitable
These propositions were severally
discussed. The first was amended by
the addition OF the following words
and that any member being tardy OF
coming in after roll call, shall &c
promptly to The front, and render ex-
cuse for the hardness
The ladies, like sensible creatures, al
the, always are, voted Ito a man" in
favor of the amendment. Principal
Snowden, ever cousiderste of the wishe.
and convenience OF the ladies, opposed
the amendment on the ground that il
might not be congenial or pleasant fol
the ladies to come forward and Offer
excuses. On taking the vote the ever
gallant principal stood "alone in his
glory"
The second and third propositions
were adopted without amendment.
Principal BOYD, in accordance with
notice given at the last meeting, offered
a resolution to the effect that when a
member appointed on the regular pro.
gramme, 10 conduct or take part il
any exercises, shall find that he cannot
be present to perform the part assign
ed, he shall notify the President il
time for this officer to make provision
for the occasion. Adopted.
The June meeting OF the Association
will be held in the 9Th ward schoo
hall. Principal Meriz will give
lecture and experiments in natura
science.
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TEE CoxcKRr.-Tbe sale of seats for
the concert to be given by the Wiesel
Musical Institute for the benefit Of
Professor Hermann EbeliDg. begins at
Adams and Lucas Music store at hall
past nine o'clock this morning. The
splendid reputation of the Institute
among all lovers Of good music in this
city, and the debt we all owe to Pro-
fessor Ebelings talents and patient
work iu the education OF a first class
orchestra, will doubtless crowd the
house Tomorrow night, and all those
who desire eligible seats would do well
to engage them this morning.
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Rev. E. T. Perkins, of Louisville,
Ky., and, before the war, Rector OF ST.
Matthews Church, officisted il the
pulpit OF the above church yesterday
morning and evening, to large con-
gregation on both occasions. He is not
only eloquent but pure and good, and
was greatly beloved by all who knew
him during his former residence in this
city.
Prof. Stephen Fisk, oil St. Louis, oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Disciples
Church yesterday.
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A PRETTY FRoNT.-The building
Just erected by Mr.. J. T. McCourtney
on Market street, between 18th and
18th streets has very tasty front, while
the French or Mspssrd roof gives it a
decidedly stylish and modern appear
ance. 1t was designed by Mr.. j. s.
Fairfax and built by Mr.. Broiie. The
store room is to be sccupied by Messrs.
Hebrsnk & Bro, jewellers.
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MARIIH's FERRY LETTER.
SATURDAY NIGHT, May 9,

Editors Of the Register.
There is considerable noise on our
streets to-night, some Of the citizens
having partaken too freely of the cup
that intoxicates but apparently does
not soothe. No arrests have been made
but the Mayor and police are on the
lookout.
A boy was arrested and put in the
lookup this morning for jumping on
the cars while they were in motion, in
accordance with a town ordinance.
This is good idea; many accidents
might be avoided if this ordinance was
general.
How can tobacco juice and rosebuds
be reconciled 2 | give it up. Yes
terday as l crossed the ferry a well
dressed young woman came over. Her
veil was down at fret, and | admired
the arrangement OF her hair with a
cluster OF rosebuds tucked coquettishly
in at the side. I fell to thinking OF
rose buds in general. Moss rose buds,
white ones Tor the dead, blush roses
and the wild rose and sweet brier: which
make the air fragrant after q shower.
mad got this lar when that veil went
up. Would that what it concealed
had forever remained concealed. Why,
il women must use tobacco, don't they
do it in some way that is less offensive
to all sense OF cleanliness A cigar or
pipe smoked plainly and above board
is certainly not quite so bad as streak
OF tobacco juice running out oil each
corner of a womsn's mouth. Rose
buds and tobacco juice? wish that
veil bad never gone up.
SUNDAY.
The quietest Sabbath we have had
for some weeks. The churches where
there was service were well attended.
There was no service at the Presby-
terrain church, but a union meeting
was announced to be held there this
evening. The Rev. Edwards, OF the
NJ. E. Church, is to preach the sermon.
An agreement has been made between
the different churches to hold a union
meeting once month hereafter, the
ministers of the several churches to
preach alternately. This speaks well
for the churches OF Martins Ferry.
1t shows that they recognize the bonds
OF Christianity which should unite
them and are above the narrowness OF
sectarianism.
While Mr.. David Parks aud Miss
Florence Morrison were out riding this
afternoon their horse became un.
manageable, ran short distance and
overturned the buggy, throwing them
out and cutting Mr.. Parks in the head
and injuriug him seriously otherwise.
Miss Morrison's injuries were not OF
such a severe character thoegh she was
pretty badly hurt. Doctor Nelson
WAS called and promptly rendered sur-
gicsl aid.
| ToTIar I,crEw0On
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ISclPIKNr FlRR.-On Saturday after.
noon about one o'clock, q slight fire
occurred at the residence Of Mr.. Geo.
R. Taylor, occasioued by some dry
grass having been thrown in frame
enclosure, preparatory 10 being hauled
away. Thoughtleesly some hot ashes
were emptied among the debris, which
famed by the high winds, soon took
fire and communicated to the fence and
adjoining frame building. A few
buckets Of water thrown on the flames
prevented what might have been a
serious conflagration.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-11

GREAT BAReAlNs.-J. W. Ferreli
second new arrival. i will open on
Monday morning magnificent and
splendid lot Of Grenadines, Japsnese
and Silk Dress Goods and all the lates.
shades, and q splendid stock Of Lama
Lsce Goods, enough to supply hall
wheeling. at such low prices as will
astonish the buyer. Call and see for
yourselves. j. w: FERREL,
Cor. Main and 10Th streets.
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LARGE FUNERAL.-The funera! OF
Nelson Patterson, a nailor Of the River.
side mill, was largely attended yester.
day. The Odd Fellows and Knights
OF Pythias were in attendance.
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J. T. LAKIN Il Co., merchant tsilors
and dealers in gents furnishing goods
No. 80 Twelfth street. have received
their stock of spring and summer
goods which they are now pre-
pared to make up in the latest styles to
suit purchasers and perfect fit guar
suteed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-11

MONDAY. to-day, is Rogation day IN
the Catholic Ecclesiastical calendar
and the anniversary Of the death
of Bishop Lavialle, Of Louis
vile, Kentucky. Next Thursday will
be the feast of ascension.
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ABOUT one hundred young ladies and
gentlemen OF the Steubenville high
school made an excursion to this city
on the Forest City Saturday.
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PkRsoNAL.-We were pleased to see
J. NJ. Bickel, clerk of the Board Of
Education. out again, after an illness
of some days.
The many friends and acquaintance
OF j. L. Hobbs, Esq., who has been
very i'll for a long time, will be glad to
learn that his health has greatly inn
proved in the last couple OF days.
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A PATENT has been granted for a new
style of pants, Representatives, Of which
are, that they are worn without sus-
penders and have an adjustable strap
and buckle over each hip.
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THROW off selfish ness; it is only a
matter OF time, you will all 60 TO j. w.
Ferrel's, OF Centre Wheeling, for cheap
goods and carpets that value money
and are judges Of the articles, for he
will save you twenty per cent.
ONE WHO HAS PRICED
All over and bought there.
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A HUGE Napoleon blue suushade,
with gilt and ivory tips and handle'
will be the correct thing this season
for the belle OF the period. 1t is not
lined, aud the reflections upon the face
is, we presume, a part of the fashion.
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ExorTEMRNT.-Une more lot Of ! 900
Bed Spreads at 50 cts, and come more
goods just as cheap. Call soon to se-
cure them, as tha first lot OF 500 was
sold in two days. j. W. FRRREL,
Centre Wheeling.
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LoUIsE LOCKWOOD.

SUMNER SCHEDULE OVER THE BAIT
MORE & OHIO RAlLRoAD.-The time
tables Tor the running OF trains on
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad change
ed yesterday. By the following scbed'
ule it will be seen that there is very
little change, except the St. Louis Ex'
press, which has been changed from
9:55 in the morning to 900 at night:
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The new ten cent note is already
VIGOROUSLY unpopular. Its resemblance
to the fifty cent note is leading to
many mistakes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-11

LACE CURTAIN UPESlNG.-G. Mendel,
Booth & Co., will have on show this
day and evening, q large assortm ent Of
French, Guipure real lace and Nothing
ham Curtains, consisting of four huns
dred patterns ranging from $500 to
500 q pair, Be sure to call and zee
them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-11

The coming election in regard 10 ap-
propria.ing 100000 for street paving
purposes, don't seem to create much
excitement among cur citizens.
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TIE National Bank Of West Viz
GINA has purchased new large burg
lar proof safe, which will be put in the
bank to-day.
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THE churches were all crowded yes
terday and the ladies looked gorgeous
in their spring attire.
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CLOCKS, CLoCKs.-New stock OF all
kinds OF clocks at F. Winzenried u
Sons, No. 1929 Market street. Prices
very low,
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THERE is some very iuterestin' read
in in the advertising columns of the
REGISTER this morning.
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THE Mcclure House and postoftlce
corners are the most popular loafpg
places.
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A GREAT many people took ride
yesterday, and the livery men were
happy.
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R.&R. Crown BRAND SHoEs.-Ex.
elusive sale at
10 JERRY CLEMENS.
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VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS Of the
best quality, cheaper at Sheib's TIA
Main street, than elsewhere in the city.
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Clocks, CLOCKS New stock Of all
kinds OF clocks at +. Winzenried Il
Sons, No. 1929 Market street. Prices
very low.
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ORGANS FOR RENr-A nice lot OF
Organs from g month upward. at
Sheib's Music Store, TIA Main street.
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TIE pleasant weather has given
great impetus to building operations.
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FoR perfect slaue hter in Dry Goods
and Carpets, at Wholesale or retail, 60
J. W. Ferrel.
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The season for drowning is near at
hand.
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THE soda water fountains are Begin
ing to fizz in earnest.
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LITTLE barefoot" is now being per-
formed in Wheeling.
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AT LAsT.-"Come, gentle spring,
ethereal mildness come" is an invoca-
ton that has vibrated upon every lip
for six weeks past, and to it the reply
usually came prompt but stern
in the shape OF a snow or
rain storm, driven by the win
nowiDgs of a bitter wind. The ears
ly part Of last week brought with it the
first hope that after all our climate had
not changed permanently and taken a
chronic byperborean form. But all OF
a sudden "etheral mildness" has come
if not genuine summer. Yesterday morn
ing was beautiful and mellow. and
looking aloit, we were reminded of the
words OF Truthful James" that quite
soft was the skies" Now let US be
satisfied and don't Immediately COM
mence complaining about the "uDcom'
tortably hot weather"
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We advise all who want fret class
Photographs to see the specimens at
Robinson g Gallery before giving their
orders. The effect OF light blended on
shadow which chsrscterzes their work,
cannot be surpassed.
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ANOTHER invoice received Of Mems
Fine French Cali Alexis Ties, best New
York make.
10 JERRY CLRMENs.
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THE streets were perfectly damned
with people on Saturday evening.
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The hot weather makes the street
car business good.
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GAMBoLING on the green is now in or.
der.
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A GREAT deal OF beer was cremated
Saturday night.
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To the public who are posted and
appreciate cheap goods and carpets. /
have just received another large lot
OF greater variety and fully as cheap,
if not cheaper than last weeks. The
prices will surprise any Judge OF them.
J. W. FERRRL,
Corner OF Main and Goth SITS.
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STEAM BOATS.


,ouRIER....Capt. yAcK HAR1rsoa,
ExPREssr::SS29sRR s RA 1ssy As. %S.eE
Isls&e Ping for Parkersbutg every Tues.
bday, Thursday and Saturday at
IoL O'CLOCK A II. Returning leaveslPsrk:
ersonrg every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at Q o'clock A. n.
The EXPREHe leaves Wheehns tr ferk;
ershnrg every Monday, wednesday and
Parfersburx every Tuesday, Thursday and
aturday at o'clock A. III.
For freight or passage apply to
c. 81. bOOTH & CO.,
dec, Agents.
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THOMAS SWEENEY, JR.. son of Thos
Sweeney, died at his fathers residence
on Saturday.
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For Cincinnati

THE FINE, NEW, LIGHT
.Ue4 draught passenger steamer An
Dies, Charles Muhleman, Com
marider Ed. Muhleman. Clerk, will leave
for the above on TUESDAY, May ., 1873,
at 8 p. N. For freight or passage apply on
hoard or to Q. II. BOUTH 4 co.
JecI Agents.
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The City Council meets in regular
monthly session tomorrow night.