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LIST or LETTERS.

Below is the list of unclaimed letters he.
naming in Dallas postoflice April 80, 1874
Parties calling for the same will please say
advertised" and give date of list. Such OF
them Us remain in the office uncalled for al
the end of four weeks will be sent to the
dead letter office. ...t...
-' WILLIAM JONES, Postmaster
A DAMS MARTIN Adams VIM
Henderson Susan Anderson Frank
naM2 Apologize Jas l.
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woMAN's HEALTH.

1t is q lamentable fact, that from causes not
generally understood, female suffering ap-
pears to be on the increase. The sweet young
girl Just entering womanhood soon becomes
ache, pains and aches, loss Of appetite, pal
pitatfon of the heart, cold feet and hands,
and appear to lose that youthful vim and
spIightliness so much admired. The middle
aged married lady is no less exempt from
these troublesome annoyances. She is con-
and aches, her secretions are all impaired,
her energies are lost, she fGces herself in So
ciety, she Asours" on almost everybody, her
health slowly declines until she becomes
mere drone in her own household. And she
at the aturn of lifen is no stranger 20 suffer-
climate and inattention surely bring about
THESE SAD REsULTs.
that are now hurting thousands Of females,
your reason, your judgment. and procure Dr.
Dromgoeles English Female Bitters, as they
will cure the above female troubles In an in
credible short time. They are prepared by
an experienced physician, and Is one of the
most powerful iron and vegetable tonics
handsomely put up in large bottles and sold
by druggists and merchants everywhere.
Address, DIR. ]. p. DROMG0OLE, Prop r,
Louisville. Ky.
woman's Medical Advertiser, a neat and
veil written book, specially for the use Of ie-
males, giving causes, symptoms and treat
emale sex. The only book Of the kind writ
ten. Price only 2 cents. Address as above
7dsw4m.
Eirst-elsz Posters asLTHE.HERALD JOB
0TTHk
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TIVE erNrn.r ~.rmrr.

Business continues fair. Our merchants
have full and complete stocks laid down al
low figures, and purchases can be made Of
unusual advantage. The following quota
lions represent regular wholesale prices. In
filling small orders, higher rates viii have 10
be paid 49, 81 t{t.f.5t f.gt f-sf. ~
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81 90 ii 'i7l 'aI p 'a8 - pl'sfi =. f''ii
Frwit~. Nuts and Coufee lion erica. "a :,
,-, !. .--., = 49, ~. -,
Apples Sgreen M - - ~ 1ss ", usas =
q lsci bS Sa y 10 "a ~ ~ W pSansS ~, "
box " ~ rigs, lneWlSD Ic; 6alsins, IN
layers pox, new a. " pleu fs,nss
lan.s, ~, New ~, VI ~ MI fow
u lsc; Almon5s, soft shell, y ID 2sc; Eilberts
new ~ ain - e, nI ,.,.r,S
barrel slS; ,ocoanuss, Y ioo ~ ve5il ~ rine
ia ainy c"nos' "" ~'So'o' Ioos'he' Du'''ei
W W. s.fHF-. x,--yx.l % box sTa1iA
DrS Sooos.
Prints: Merrimac 10c; Ancona loo; lGlouces-
ter lOc; simpson Mourning Toe; Sheppard
Plaids 10c; Pinks and Puppies loc; Cayudutta
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RreadstuGs and Grain.

FIour-Extra Family IS 50@6 90; Choic,
xxx IS O095 IS; XXXS 81 1905 90; Xxx 81 25@
4 50. f.t, s.., .,ssrf trffr irirw
Bran, . 100 lbs, 81 Is.
Oats " bushel 665975c. s ligl 30!
Wheat per bushel, 81 So. f,,,..I.i
Corn, per bushel, 81 00@l 10:
Corn meal, per 80 lbs, 81 05@l Is. afeoti
Potatoes-Table s. coos so.
Beans: White navy u l00 Ms 30 50@7 90.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD,l
Ne+ tts ts.t May I, 1874. :
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Rio, common, 29c; Fair n good, a0c: Prinn
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Train leaving Galveston at 1890 p. NJ. and
Houston at AGO p. NJ. daily, arrives rs follows:
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LIQUORS.

Brandios-Applc, o. 5o@y co. Peach, 50 700
. 20; Cognod, ", 21@7 w. IL rr -
Wliisltics-ALourbon aud Rye, 81 754g o.;
Imitation Bourbon, 81 45@i 10. Rectlhed,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-28

SALE OF SEATs FOR GoUGH.-Siuce the
first notics Of the coming OF the mimi
table lecturer in our Issue OF yesterday,
the people of this city have been stirred
With desire TO hear him, and the com.
mlttee wishing to do full justice 10 ell
rsquests us to announce the following
plan, which alter much deliberstion
mas been adopted. Registering" will
commence at s o'clock Monday morn
ing at Sheib's Music Store Gold stand,
Washington HalD, and the sale Of seats
at ten o'clock promptly" This will
avoid the Immense crowdiDg heretofore
experienced, and will enable those who
desire to attend TO business or be quiet
ly seated until ten o'clock arrives. The
number o! tickets allowed each pur-
chaser is limited 10 ten.
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The LONG TRIAL We mentioned
yesterday morning about the exhaust
i've trial that was going on before
Squire Clohan in which David F,
Schwartz, Elizabeth, his wife, aud Mrs
Englehart were charged with the lar
ceny Of some goods from the store Of
Schwartz, after be bad made an as
Segment ofproperty for the benefit OF
his creditors. The hearingof the cases
was concluded at two o'clock Friday
morning. having lasted ten hours
Each of the accused parties we're held
in the sum Of 81 900 for their appear
aoce before the next term Of Court, 10
answer the charge Of grand larceny,
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MOUNDSVILLE ITEMS.
From The Reporter.

From the Reporter.
THERE are now six Oranges OF Patrons
of Husbandry 10 Marshall county, and
others are soon to be organized.
PAID OFV.-The pay car OF the B. d
o. r. R. Co. stopped at this place on
Wednesday, and all employees Of the
road residing here were paid OF.
RErURyED-Dr. G. W. Bruce return.
ed home from Winchester, Va, Friday
evening last. The doctor had been alb.
cent about week on account OF the sc.
rious illness OF his mother at that place.
While there, We regret to state, the old
LADY died.
LECTURE The lecture OF Prof. I. G
Tultle, at the public school hall, on
Friday evening last, was largely attend
ed by the citizens of this place. All
present express themselves az being
highly pleased. The excellent music
was furnished on the occasion by Miss
Maggie Crago, accompanied by Miss
Steel and Prof. Crsgo.
SHEEP KILLED We understand tina
Mr.. r. B. Curtis, residing near this
place, had nine fine sheep killed BY
dogs in one night recently, and on the
next night three more were killed in
the same manner. There are entirely
too many dogs in and about this place,
and we long for the time when the dog
poisoner will make his rounds and re-
move some OF them out OF sight.
BuRNED.-One day last week q little
daughter OF Mr.. NJ. Cats was severely
burned by falling on crate which coL>
tanned hot cinders The children were
in a room by themselves playing, when
the little girl fell in the fire. and they
being 80 frightened could do nothing
cave scream. aud their mother bearing
their cries, instantly ran to see what
was wrong. The little sufferer WAS i'm
medistely cared Tor, and ia doing as
we'll as could be expected.
CONTRACT AwARDED.-Tbe contract
for furnishing coal Tor the rolling mill
and the employees, has been awarded
to Messrs. Shaver j. Smith, Of Wegee.
They are 10 furnish all the coal neces-
sary for the use OF tie mill and for the
use Of the employees, delivered IN fat.
boats. at st cents per bushel for lunp p,
and 81 tor nut coal. When we con-
slider that the coal taken from the bank
opposite this place, 10 Of Q great deal
better quality than that contracted tor,
We are at loss to know
why the contract WAS not award
ded to the Union or Pipe Creek, Co,
even at q small advance in price, as the
cry was it won't help the town. What
has Weges or any body living there
ever done for Moundsvllle. 1t woS Id
be pretty hard az this time to get the
citizens OF this town to help BY vote OF
Is, 900 donation. The Contracts good
one Tor the Ohio Valley Iron Works,
and employees, but time will tell how
far it has been to the interests OF the
citizens to encourage 50 literally, this
new enterprise Of rolling mill.
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LIST OF GpAND AND PETIT JURoRs.-
The following is a list Of the Grand
Jurors for the March term of the Coun.
ty Court, 10 meet in the Grand Jury
room, Monday morning at ten o'clock
John II. Hall. William Goshorn, VIM
Hare, Phillip Scheole, P. Kennedy
q. E Stifel, P. E. linn, John s. Trim
die, John K. Botsford. "A. Kimmons
VIM. North. W. B. Curtis, Joseph
Podley, r. J. Smytb, w. @. Simpson
and Presley Sieson.
The following is a list Of the petit
Jurors drawn to serve during the
March term OF the County Court
They will meet at the Court House,
Thursday morui5c, March 5tb, ct ten
o'clock.
John Duuning, John Cowsp, Harvey
Hall, Edward Ciator, Thomas Cald-
well, S. s. Jacob, Eugene &. HorD-
brook, Gilbert Holmes. JOHN Schnell,
R. K. Frierd, George p. Edwards, Jas,
Ashwortb, Henry c. Taylor, Louis
Gold. George B Foimar, VIM. F. Car
ter, +. Ebert, ST.. William Dunlap,
John Atkinson, Robert Dalzell. John
Lsptry, James Baggs, Peter Seybold,
A. W. Kelley. Vim. Flemming, Chas.
Rahr, J. P. Barrett, Rubert Luke,
Louis Huseman, Jackson Porter, Jo-
seph Wilson, John Aul, John 3. Lisle
Henry A. Smith, Samuel Nctiee and
James Rice.
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POLICE CouRr.-There was a larg.

POLICE CouRf.-There was large
attendance at the police court yesterday
morning.
Ernest Otis. for disorderly conduct
on Wednesday evening, WAS fined two
dollars and costs.
Charles Bishop. disorderly conduct
in TIE Eighth ward on Wednesday
night, was fined five dollars and costs.
Paul Heller. for assault on Kate
Shields and disturbing the peace, wa
flue twenty dollars and cost in each
case, which he paid.
John Watt. charged with disturbing
the peace on Wednesday, was fued so
and costs.
Thomas Watson, drunkenness, was
assessed five dollars and costs.
Sydney Gwinn. colored, charged with
diso:jerly conduct was given ten dol
lars and costs.
The cases OF William Porter and
Matthew Reese, charged with disor-
derby conduct, were continued until
this morning.
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Mux1opAL CouRr.--Very little BUSH

MUNICIPAL CouRr.-Very little busi-
ness was transacted at this court yes
terday: Sc
The case OF J.J. Sees Us. S. 2. David
son, for which judgment was entered
for the plaintiff few days ago, was set
aside on motion OF the defendant and
the case set for to-day. , ..
The case of Joseph Blandoug Us.
William Babsck and John Hszlett,
which is an action to recover $4,000
which the plaintiff alleges was taken
from him by the defendasts while be
was in q state of intoxicstiou. The
case was given to the jury late in the
evening and they returned verdict for
the defendants.
The court adjourned until the usual
hour this morning,
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HELD FOE PotTAGE.-The following
is list o. the letters held in the Post
Office for inaufiisiea; postage, for the
amounts named:
o. F. Billings, Dallas, Marshall
county, ". Va. Scents; Salas l1adye,
Littletop, W. Va, 3 cents: r. F. Key
ser, care Lowering. Walker " Co., No.
8 Commercial street, Baltimore, Md, 2
cents; Miss Matte Wheeler, Reedsville,
Preston county, W. Va, l cant; Capt.
William Tarr Goodwin ,S:ell:on Station,
Nj, cent George r. Taylor, Mer.
chant, Main street, city, . cents AdolPh
Babbe, city. 2 cents; Annie ONiel,
Grant House, city. 2 CENTS Kate NJ.
Hathaway, city. cent; William Robb,
no directions Miss Campbell, city, 2
cents
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FoR the best style Of prints 60 to
j. W. FERRELs,
Centre Wheeling.

1T. LAKrE & Co., merchant tailors
and dealers in gents furnishing goods
No. 80 Twelfth street (old Monroe
have received their stock of fall and
winter goods which they are now pre-
pared 10 Re up in the lstes styles to
suit pu.y Is and perfect fit guar.
anteed. They have also on hand full
line OF gent's furnishing goods to suit
the m ost fastidious. Persons contem-
platisg buying will do we'll to call and
examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere. -
Shirts made to order and fit guar
suteed.
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STOLEN GOODS RscoTERED.-Yester.
day, officer Harrison found lot more
of the property stolen by Cook Jordan.
The revolver, opera glasses and gold
pencil sielen from DR.. Baguiey, aud
the surgical instruments belonging to
DR.. K eIley, were all taken hold of.
The instruments were found at bar
Der chop in North Wheeling, the opera
glasses and gold pencil at store on
Water street, aud the meerschaum
pipe at Hawkes.. Jordan having sold
the articles for a mere cong. Officer
Harrison deserves the highest praise
for the successful manner 10 which he
has worked this affair. Huehey is re-
liable in every senee OF the word.
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FAST NAIL CU1rxa.-Up 10 last
night, five days work, tie feeders Of the
Belmont mill, had cut about 1900 kegs
OF nails. which ia more than was cut by
the Top mill during the week that they
got out their big work. Yesterday,
Edward Clark cut 81 kegs Of six penny
common. Thomas Halpip, 80 kegs Of
four penny, and Burt Frszisr, Al kegs
Of four penny barrel Qaite q number
Of ladies were as the mill yesterday,
looking at the boys working.
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River News,

The marks st tue river last evening
dedicated - 'eet 10 inches and falling
The Express departed for Parkers-
burg at lo4 o'clock yesterday.
The Exchange arrived from Pitts.
buIgh yesterday afternoon with bis
trip, and departed for Cincinnati.
The II R Hudson arrived from Gin.
cinnat; last evening.
The Carrie Brooks will not be her,
on Sunday, having been deem detained
at Harmar, Ohio. on account OF the
high water in the Muskingum river. II
is asid the Muskingum was higher this
week than has been forty years,
The Mall:e Es-on will enter the
Ma;smoras and Pittsburgh trade upon
the arrival O! the Courier from Cincin-
natl.
The Granite State will leave for
Portsmouth this moruing at five o'clock
The Mallie Racon is the Parkers-
burg packet this morning at l04 clock.
The Il. Il. Huison will leave for
Cincinnati at three o'clock this after.
noon,
The TOW boats Coal Valley, Boaz,
Sampson, Hawk and B D. Wood pass.
ed down with large tows OF coal.
The R. ". Skillinger 10 due here
rom Cincinnati for Pittsburgh this
evening.
The calvert above the wharf boat
under the bed OF the P. W. & K. rail-
road, has been washed away.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch says eight
steamers left that port Thursday with
tows OF coal Tor Cincinnati, Louisville
aud St Louis. They took GU! 49,
600 bushels
by telegraph
LOUISVILLE, February q. River
falling slowly with % feet in the canal
and 20 feet IN Indian pass. The river
has fallen inches in "a hours. Ar
rived-J. D Parker. Cincinnati; G B
Church, Cincinnati; Ktua and bsrges,
Ironton; Wild Duck and hsrges,
PItts burgh. Departed-Parker, Mem
phis; Church, New Orleans; Etna aud
barges, Ironion; Wild Duck ard barges
St. Louis. Weather clear and cod.
Sr. LOUIS. February 2T.-Arrived-
Colorado, Vicksburg; Maggie, Illinois
river Sam Roberts, Cairo, Departed
Belle Memphis, Memphis; Belle Shreve-
port. Red river; Sam Roberts, Cairo;
Dictator, Peru. The river 10 falling
slowly. Weather cloudy and mild.
CINCINNATI, February 27.-Tbe river
is 43 feet and falling last. DEPARTED
Andes, Wheeling.
PlrT;BURGH, February 2T.-River
falling with 9 Iset 6 inches 10 the chan
mel.
EvASsvILLs, February 27,-Cloudy
with indications OF snow or rain; mer.
curry 81 TO 40 degrees river 81 feet 2
inches and rising very slowly. Down
-Moruing Star. Alice Brown and bar
ges. Simpson HaEver and bsrges, Char
mer. Up-Fayette, Roberts. Qiick-
step, G. v. Miller, Wild Deer, Liberty
No. 3. Generally good trips.
CAIRO, February 27.-Arrivei-I lie
Wild, Evansville; Pat Rogers, Cincin-
mai Julia, ST. Louis Imperial, New
Orleans Departed-B smarck, ST.
Louis Idle Wild, Evansville The
river has risen 8 inches Weather
cloudy and mild
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TRUSTEES SALE.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
OF trust made by James Burrows and
Eliza his wife, and Msrtin Burrows and
Trustee dated the 18th OF May, 1869. and OF
record in the Clerks office OF the County
Court OF ohio coul ~. W. Va, in deed book
No. 81, page 275, will offer for sale at pu b.
lie auction, at The front door OF the Court
House OF Ohio county, W. Va, On
Monday the 2sd day or Feb. 1874,
at 10 o'clock q. M, the following property,
that is TO say, two certain tracts or narcels
Of land, situated in Ohio county, W. Va on
Wheeling creek, formerly known as Feay's
mill property. The first thereof Is bounded
as follows: Beginning at double chestnut
oak on the top Of ridge corner John
Feary, sr., and thence with the line e. =; AZ
W COG poles to Sugar tree, thence :. $50 h.
rs poles to locust, thence n. CO. Il. S. poles
TO a beach, thence n. s. w. 10 poles, Gross
ing Wheeling creek at 81 poles the begin.
ming. The second parcel thereof adjoins
the tract above described and L. bounded
as follows: Beginning at a stone in the first
line OF the tract above described distance
Of 81 5-lO poles from the sugar tree stump OF
the original corner tree, and from said
stone Is. go 4. 10 poles to rock at the
mouth Of the tail race. thence q is4' W
% 40 poles, thence N. SIX W. poles TO
stone In the original line aforesaid, and
with said line to the beginning. containing
In all, the said two tracts, 1921 acres.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash. or ns
much more as the purchaser may elect To
ey in two equal installments, pay able } e.
Spectively, with interest, in one and two
wears from the day OF sale, the deferred
psyments to be secured by deed oftrust up.
On the property or BY satisfactory personal
]. HANSON GOOD, Trustee.
No. 100 Chapl me street.
&c HERVEY, Auctioneer. ian2l-i
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A cosIslrrEE from Steubenvilie are
going to visit Pittsburgh TO examine the
pavements Of that city. snd the Dispatch
says they will have . rougt ride over
some OF them. The committee ought
to come to Wheeling. Aud we then
would like to hear their report.
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SPooNs SroLgN.-Sometime Thurs
day evening, during the festival held
in the Wesley Chapel, in he Eighth
ward, some mean creature But!erized
three dozen silver-plated tea spoons.
Anybody that will steal from a church
ought 10 be shot.
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GREAT excitement in Carpets. have
this day received double supply OF over
one hundred pieces OF Brussels, Three
ply, Ingram, Cottsge and Rag Carpets
aud Oil Cloths. great deal cheaper
than they can be purchased in this
city, in order TO unload, as | cmphati-
cally have not room for more than ones
hall of them. They are all Of the latest
aud most beautiful styles and patterns,
Call now and you can cave money.
J. W. FRRREL,
Cor. Main and Goth streets.
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PRAYER MEETISG.-TEe ladies OF the
Baptist Church Of Martins Ferry held
a prayer meeting last night to advance
the cause Of temperance. The praying
in church for such purposes is far more
commendable than going on the streets
and in front OF the saloocs. The church
is the proper place.
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New GOODS, new goods, new goods,
ius. received a full assortment Of foreign
and domestic dry goods and carpets,
such as Msriuo's, Mohsire's. Alpscss
aud iull line OF dress goods, also six
cases Of new style dark prints. Now is
the time to make your selections.
J. W. FERRsL,
Centre Wheeling.
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We are requested by . sou Of Mr..
Solomon Long. whose death was meu-
toned in yesterdays REGISTER, to say
that the old gentleman was found sick
10 his bed on Saturday last and did not
die until TaesdsJ-haying good atten-
ton in the meantime.
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CONTINUED. -The cases agains. Paul
Heller. John Watt and Sydney Gwinn.
charged with using abusive language
towards Mrs. Kate Shields and Lsrrilla
Chippy, before Squire Caldwell, were
continued until this afternoon al Two
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MArRMoNIAL.-During this month
there has only been eight marriage Ii
ceuses granted by County Clerk Woods.
In February 1873, there were twenty
three ISSUED. Comparisons are odious
therefore we will let the subject drop.
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SHOE STORE ROBBED Sometime
Wednesday aisht, burglars entered the
shoe store Of Henry Ebeling, on Jacob
street, in the 9Th ward, and succeeded
in carrying off several pairs Of boots.
Mr.. Ebeling. who slecps in the room
over the store, heard the thieves, but
before he could &c. down stairs they
hal taken tb cir departure.
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JENNY FosrER.-Great new play at
the Opera House. Mr.. j. D. Kinler,
Mr.. W. G. Shine and Mr.. ]. A. Cole.
man in their great original characters,
supporting in the cast the celebrated
Coleman Sisters. Grand matinee this
Saturday afternoon. Grand Saturday
uight bill.
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TIE people on the Island are CON-
plainipg about jehus driving their teams
on the cindered sidewalks OF that To-
cality. There is an ordinance of the
city prohibiting things Of that kind,
and il ought to be enforced.
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BADLY ScALpED.-Yesterday morn =
ing, little child OF David Radcliffe,
about three years old, living in the
9Th ward, was badly scalded about the
hands and body by pot OF boiling tea
being upset upon it.
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A THIRD ward lady says she can al
WAYS tell when her husband has been
to lodge. When he tries to wind up
his watch with a tooth pick and ASKS
if che has been to market yet.
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ApNlYIsTRATRlx AProlNTED.-Mary
Wizard has been appointed administra-
trix OF the estate OF Thomas Wizard,
deceased. Bond 5000.
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The Sabbath" the beat church
music book out, price $3.50 per dozen
or 81 % for sample cory, at Sheib's
Music Store, Twelfth street.
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DEEDS IN FfE.-Daring the month Of
February there were forty-seven deeds
in fee entered on the books at the
County Clerks office.
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MILLlSFEY.-We design closing out
our entire stock Of millinery goods,
laces, embroideries and notions Of all
kinds before removing to our new
room, and therefore offer the above
goods regardless Of cost until March
10Th. j. E. hESDEL.