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Something New in Steam Power.

TTUsvILLE, Pa, Jan. 23.-The trial Of
Col. E. A. L. Roberts new double ex-
haust steam engine at the works Of the
Titusville Manufacturing Company, in
this city, took place to-day in the pres
ence OF large number Of well known
engineers and experts. 1t is alleged that
this invention will mark q new era in
steam power, and that when applied to
locomotives and the propellers Of ocean
steamers the speed will be increased three.
fold at a diminished cost for fuel, The
engine was worked up to speed OF two
thousand revolutions per minute, and the
test was eminently satisfactory.
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Philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, January 28.-WooI.-
Strong, improved demand and scarce.
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
double extra and above, 56Ia5Sc; extra
55a57c; medium 55a57c; coarse 5Oa59c:
New York, Michigan, Indiana and west.
ern fine 50a53c; medium 53a55c; coarse
50a52c; combing washed 62ia65c; comb.
ing unwashed 49ia45c; Canada combine
63a65c, fine unwashed 35a97c; coarse and
medium washed S8a99c; tub washed 45s
57ic; extra and merino pulled 43a5Oc; No.
l superfine pulled 45a50c,
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Rea,en and Robbed.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 29.-Henry Elnstein, Of
Cincinnati, was badly beaten and robbed
Of 81 500 early yesterday morning, on q
st. Louis and Indianapolis train by three
three.card monte gamblers, who were
permitted TO be on the train unmolested.
Mr.. Einstein intended to stop at Anna,
Ills, but came on to st. Louis. The de-
tectives here believe the monte men are
Joseph Howe, Ed, Frazier, and man
named Conway.
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Baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, January 29.-Flour-DulI
and unchanged. Whcat-Quiet and
steady; Ohio and Indiana 81 Goal 70
western spring 81 55a1 5s. Corn-Dulj
and lower; mixed western SAC. Oats
Weak; western Sc. Rye-Wcak; 9Sca
81 90. Provisions-Strong; pork un-
changed. Bulk Meats Shoulders in dc,
mand and held firmly at 6sc; clear rib
sides Ste bid and refused. Bacon-In
good jobbing demand and unchanged.
Lard-Quiet and. firm. Butter-Quiet
and firm; fair to choice western tub 8Os
36c; rolls 30a34c. CofFee-Strong; goa
este. Whisky-$1 OF.
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ENGLAND.
GREAT ENTHus1AsM OVER TIE ROYAL
WEDDING.

WEDDING.
LONDON, Jan. 23-Flags are displayed
from all public and many private build.
ings In honor Of the marriage Of the Duke
Of Edinburg. Bells are ringing and il
nearly every church marriages are taking
place.
A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT GOES TO JAZZ,
FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT,
George Il. Whalley, member Of Pallia.
ment, appeared before the Lord Chief Jus.
tees Court Of the Queens bench to an
swer the charge OF contempt of court in
writing 10 tho press persisting in the
trutbfulness Of the testimony OF Jean. Luie,
on his examination as q witness for the de.
iendant In the Tichborne case. He was
adjudged guilty and sentenced to pay a
fine Of $3.50 and be imprisoned until L IA
paid. Whalley refused to pay the fine
and lett the Court room In tho custody Of
an officer. There was great excitement
when be departed.
MINISTER s1cKLEs.
Mr.. Sickles, late U. s. Minister to Mad.
rid, is expected in this city at an early
day.
Whitby Abbey has been slightly dam
aged by fire.
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New YORK Drv Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. e3.-Busiuess gen.
orally quiet to-day with agents and job
bers. Market fair. Cotton goods steady
and strong. Medium and white ground
prints opened:6rm and selling fairly from
frat hands. Carleton shirtlngs stripes
hold at 9ic. Lancaster cambrics opened
at 1Sf fc and Oriental percales 19c. Cotton.
AIDES In fair request. >>Worsted coatings
and fine cassimeres improving.
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TIE POsTMAsTER ASKS FOR INSTRUCTIONS,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23-The following
telegrsphic correspondence has taken
place:
AUSTIN, TEX, January 23.
Postmaster General, Washington, D. O.:
Richard Cooke, recently elected Gov
ernor, and his appointees are in possession
OF the offices Of Governor, Secretary Of
State and Adjutant General. Governor
Davis and his appointees claim that they
have been illegally and by force dispos-
sessed OF the said Offices. Both parties
claim the mail matter addressed to the
same offices. Conflicting claims Of the par.
ties present embarrassing questions, and
In order that may properly decide them
please say by telegraph distinctly to
whom ! shall deliver mail matter address.
ed as follows: 1st, Governor of Texas:
I'd, Governor E. ]. Davis; Sd, Executive
Office; 4th, E. ]. Davis, Governor Of
Texas.
[signedl H. B. KINNEY, p NJ.
WARRINGTON, January 23.
7SHB. Kinney, Postmaster dustin, Tee. 4:
After consultation with the President,
l direct that all mail matter addressed to
the Governor oil Texas shall be delivered
to Richard Cooke, and all mail matter ad.
dressed to Governor E. ]. Davis, or E. j.
Davis, Governor, shall be delivered to Z.
]. Davis. Action should be taken as to
the other State officers.
Isigned JOHN A. J. CREswELL,
P0StndSter General.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2S.-The Rcenino
Telegraph states that Captain Joseph s.
Biddle has written letter declining the
nomination for Mayor by the Democratic
Convention.
The Convention Of the Iron and Steel
Association Of the United States Is called
TO meet here February 9Th,
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vlctlons will lose all faith in any earthly
tabernacle or communion whatever"
We have not seen any Of the Episcopal
Church journals since the appearance Of
the letter. We presume that they will
express themselves at length, according to
their respective proclivities, on the sub
ject The comments Of the Church organ
of the Virginia Diocese, published at Al.
exandria, will be looked for with especial
interest BY all parties.
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TOLEDO, Jan. 23.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-In fair demand and
firm; No. 2 white Wabash, 81 80; No. 3
do. 81 47a1 4S; amber Michigan, 81 AZ;
February, 81 473; March, 81 5St; No. /
white Michigan, 81 53i; No. 3 red, 81 A
Corn-Dull and lower; high mixed, cash
and February, 66c; new, 631c; February,
6Stc; low mixed, new, 02c; no grade
new, colo. Oats-Dull and nominal.
Dressed Hogs-$6 35. Glover Seed
IS 20: mammoth, SIS 35
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ST. PETERSBURG.
MARRIAGE OF DUKE OF EpnpURo.

ST. PETERsBnRo, Jan. 23-The mar.
rlage OF the Duke of Edinburg and
Grand Duchess Maria was solemnized al
l o'clock this afternoon. The day is OBJ.
served as holiday, and since early morn.
ing, when salutes were fired, the streets
have been crowded with people. The
festivities will continue several DAYS,
The city Is gaily decorated, and will be
illuminated Saturday and Sunday nights,
On Monday there will be grand review
In front of the Winter Palace OF forty.one
battalions OF infantry, thirty.seven squad.
rons OF cavalry, and an artillery force Of
one hundred and forty guns.
Weather delightful and sleighing ex.
cellent.
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Probable Settlement of Mining Diff.
culties,

WIKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 23.-The in
dications are that the miners will not In.
sist on an advance over last years basis
provided steady work Is guaranteed them,
but they are still firm in saying that they
will stand out against a reduction. The
probabilities are that the companies will
not insist very strongly on a reduction,
As soon as all repairs are completed and
the stock worked off or coal reaches a
higher price, they will say to the men,
"You can go to work at last years
wages"
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A REMARKABLE OCCURRENCE.

II .'EEA3sN4AuHH VNVUNNENVE,
SAN Francisco, Jan. 23.-Marshsll
Martin was hanged at Martinez to. day
for the murder OF Valentine E. R. Cher
lear. 1t is said the murdered mans wife
instigated the murder. She Is now in an
insane asylum. Martin made full con.
tession Of his part in the crime. When
the drop fell the head was entirely sew.
cred from the body, which tell liteless to
the ground.
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A PERJURY Case.

CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-David "A. Gage,
ex.City Treasurer appeared before the
Criminal Court to answer to an indict.
ment for perjury and fraud recently found
against him In connection with the de.
falcation In his office. MIR. Sweet, one Of
the counsel for Gage, asked q further post.
ponement OF the case on the ground that
the preparations for the defense were NOT
yet completed. he also offered motion
TO quash the indictment on the ground
that there was no law to punish Gage un.
der it. The postponement was granted
until Friday next.
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PhiladeIphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, January 29.-Flour-
Quiet, weak and unchanged. Wheat
Very weak ; red 81 Goal 65; amber 81 rs
al SO; white 81 IS. Rye-9Gc. Corn
In good demand; old, scarce; new, dull
at 9OaS3c. Oats-Dull State and west
ern 57a60c. Petroleum-An advancing
tendency; refined 1876; crude 104c.
WhiskY-Scarce at 81 VI.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. 23.-suit was brought
by the city in the Chsncery Court yester.
day against the Louisville s. Portland
Canal Company for $114,OOO unpaid
taxes. The Canal Company resists pay
ment, claiming the canal 10 be the prop.
ertY Of the United States Government.
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The Case of Ching and Eng.

nv NNoS va ShAu6 uuu
We notice that the Mayor oil Philadel
phia IN the interest Of science telegraphei
to the home oi tho Siamese twins in
North Carolina, on the receipt Of the
news ot their death, asking that some
Philadelphia surgeon be allowed to make
an autopsy on the remains of the remar'
kable pair. Tho result Of his application
Is not announced, but we hope that the
examination was permitted. The case is
one that has excited profound interest
among medical men throughout the world.
We observe that the New York Herald
Of Thursday gives an interview be.
tween one Of its reporters and Doctor
WILLARD PARKER. The Doctor is one
Of the eminent medical men ol New York
and Is brother Of GRANVILLE PARKER,
Esq, OF Wellsburg, in this State. He
expressed the opinion that the
ligature that united the twins might
have been cut long since, and
thus freed them from their unenvia-
bic intimacy. 1t seems that some people
supposed that inssmuch as the pair had
possibly but one nervous center-one seat
Of sensation, one fountain Of life, that there.
fore they had but one soul. This idea the
Doctor did not entertain. He believed in
their individualities and separate ilenti.
ties.
REPoRTER-You don't believe that
death would have ensued If the tie be
tween these poor fellows had been sew
cred?
DR. PARKER-Certainly not. Both ate
what they liked they had their meals at
separate times. There was nothing in
common between them but the band
which tied them together. OF course the
circulation Of blood was common to the
two
REPoRTER-Then how did one live for
two hours after the other died?
DR.. PARKER-Ah that is the trouble
now. There is something in this case
which will give larger subject Of discus.
sion than all the ldealties OF Berkeley.
The great Irish philosopher dealt with
thoughts and feelings. Here we are face
to lace with facts,
DR.. PARKER did not go into detailed
explanation oi his ideas Of the nature oi
the ligature that bound the twins together.
That is, he expressed no opinion as 10
what might have happened or what
would have been necessary in performing
surgical operation on them. His opinions
however, as to the feasibility Of such an
operation ore those that have been ex.
pressed by other eminent medical men,
who were desirous in the life time of the
twins 10 operate on them. 1t was
generally agreed that the ligature did not
serve as sheath or covering for anything
like an intestine passing from one to
another. An experiment was tried,
we believe, IN Paris, which demonstrated
the fact that 1t was a medium Of circula.
tion, and that it contained one or more
arteries, A compress was placed around
it, midway between the twins. In short
time one Of them tainted, and the com.
press was quickly removed to prevent
more serious results. This was evidence
to some persons that the tleshy band was,
as DR.. PARKER admits, a medium of cir.
culation, and that to sever it would be to
destroy the lives Of both. 1t is to be
hoped that such an examination has been
permitted as will throw some light on
this interesting problem.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTKEET,
0PPIcE OF THE CHIRP BIaNAL OPPIcRn.
WASHINGTON, u. O., Jan. $500 Pm


OPPIoE OF THE CHIRP SIGNAL OPPIoRn,
WASHINGTON, i. O., Jan. $500 2. Y.
PROBABILITIES,
: For New England and the Middle
States, clear or clearing weather and
lower temperature will prevail, with iresh
and brisk northwesterly winds and rising
barometer.
For the Lake Region and thence south.
ward to the Ohio Valley, q continued high
barometer and clear or fair weather, with
fresh and brisk nOrthwesterly and yaria.
bic winds.
For the Southern States, clear or clear.
ing weather with lower temperature,
rising barometer and northerly to westerly
winds.
For the Northwest, decidedly cold and
partly cloudy weather, q continued high
barometer and southwesterly to north
westerly winds.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 23-Wheat-ouiet
but steady No. red 81 IS; No. 2, 81 4s.
Cirn-Falr demand at 60c new; 7Oa7lc for
old mixed. Oata-Quiet at 51c white; 6Oc
State; 48c No. 3 do, Petroleum-Firm
and unchanged.
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PreIIminarY Trlal,

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 29.-The prelimi.
nary trial Of John E. Corwin for shoot
ing Col. T. N. Stillwell was concluded at
Anderson, Ind, this morning by the &C.
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Louisiana EIectinn.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Senators Car.
penter and Sherman and Gen. Butler
were in conference to-day relative 10 a
new election for Louisiana.
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RICHMOND.
LErrER CARRIER ARRRsrnn.

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 23.--James B.
kinschman, q letter carrier, was arrested
to-day for robbiug the mails. He was
released on bail.
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stock Nrarket.

New York Money and Stock Market:
New YORK, Jan. 23.-MoNEY-Very
easy at BAD per cent. Imports of dry
goods for the week $2201 ,642. Customs
receipts $405,0OO.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Rather weak at
81 sSi for 90 days and 81 s6i for sight
GoLD-Closed at 111i, after selling at
111Sa111s. Carrying rates 5a6 per cent.
Treasury disbursements $4,000. Clear.
ings $440O0000.
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State Central Committee.

New ORLEANS, January 23.-The Re-
publican State Central Committee is now
in session in the Senate Chamber. There
Is full attendance from all parts of the
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Cuban Insurgents.

HAVANA, Jan. 23.-It is reported that
Insurgents have defeated Gen. Pontillos'
column, and that Pontillos Is coming TO
Havana to confer with the Captain Gen.
eral.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 23.-Crude Pe,ro.
leum, 81 45; buyers and sellers holding
of; refined quoted at 14c; February l4tc,
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Hanged.

BAYoNNE, Jan. 23-It is rnmored here
that the Carlists have entered Lantander.
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GovERNMENrs-Quiet and firm.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet.

SroCKs-Dull and weak in the fore
noon. Late in the day the market was
buoyant on the settlement of the Lake
Shore Railroad with the Union Trust Co.,
and prices advanced ia13 per cent, with
Lake Shore leading the list, and Western
Union, Union Pacific and Pacific Mail
next In point Of interest. Sales between
10 and 2 o'clock, $4,000 shares; $4,000
Western Union, 81 900 Union Pacific, TO-.
600 Pacific Mail and $4,000 Lake Shore,
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To follow knowledge, like q sinking star,
Beyond the utmost bound OF human thought
The new movement in the great, con-
servative Episcopal Church, the most con.
serVatiye Of all the Protestant sects, is the
Outgrowth oflong cherished and long sup.
pressed differences Of opinion that have
been vainly seeking to reconcile them
selves and thus avoid the scandal of a
Schism. But as in the Presbyterian,
Methodist, Baptist and other denomina-
lions, these differences have at length as.
serted themselves, so there is every
probability that certain changes in the
loFms and ceremonies OF the service will
either occur or else that there will be q
secession Of greater or less extent from the
Church. Meanwhile pending the move.
ment, whatever it may result in, there
Will be no little discussion oil the issues in.
VolVed, not only in the circles Of the
Church but also in the columns of the
daily press.
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ROME.
ILLNEss OF TIE POPE.
SPAIN.

ROME, Jan, 9S-The Pope is again
slightly III.
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k:.$1IISIIlIlI
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY,
Legalized by State Authority and
DraWnln Public In st. Louis.
Grand Single Number Scheme.
$4,000 NUMBERS.
Glass A, to be Drawn Jan. 81, 1874.
$3.50 Prizes, Amounting TO $500, 600.

Tickets, $40. HaIf Tickets, IS. Quarters, $3.50.
Wour lotteries are chartered By tho State,
arc always drawn at the time named, and ali
dIawinge are under the supervision Of sWorn
commissioners.
WThe ofieIAl drawing will be published In
the 1t. Louis papers, and copy Of Drawing sent
10 purchasers Of tickets.
E8-Wc will draw 0 similar scheme tho last
day Of eyry month during tho year 1873.
Remit Of our risk by PosToHTTCl MONEY
ORDERs, RE9isTERED LBTTER, DRAFF Or RI.
PRRse, Send for q circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER d co.,
PoBtoflce Boz a4iB,
Sp9 TT. .Th-StHW IT Louis, No,
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NOTICE

IN 0h10H
All persons are hereby respectfully notified
not 10 furnish any article Of any kind, either by
any ol tho performances. unless on 4 written
order signed by myself, otherwise will mot be
In any way responsible for the payment OF return
OF the same. JAMES FlTZSlMMONS,
Lessee and Manager Opera House.
J2! Wheeling, W. Va.
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SALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE
" OF REAL ESTATE.
John Arbenz Administrator, &C.,
%. lin ChanrArV
Mary Zimmerman Et al.
In pursuance OF q decree OF the Municipal
Court OF Wheeling req dered in the above entitled
cause on the --dAyof December, 1873, the IN.
deteigned spcciAl Commissioners viii on
SATURDAY, February 18th, 1874,
At 10 oclock a. n, at tho front door Of the Court
House OF Ohio county, sell The following de-
scrlbed property, that Is to say, the south half
Of lot numbered two hundred and fourteen C2lD
in ChApline and Eofrs addition 70 the city Of
Wheeling, West VirRiEiA, situate on the west
side OF Eof street, between what was formerly
known As Second and Third streets, in that part
OF taid city called Centre Wheeling, with the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Trims OF eALB.-0ne.fourth the purchase
money In cash, and the remainder in three equal
instruments, with interest from the day Of Gale,
at six, twelve and eighteen months respectively,
the Commissioners taking the bonds Of tho pur.
chaser, with good personal security, and the title
10 be retained until the further order Of the
CouTt. R. @. BARR,
B, B. DOVRNER,
Special Commissioners,
GEO. A. WIOKHAN, Auctioneer. jGI2-M
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HamiltOn's Opera House,
SATURDAY EVENING.


PROGRAMME.
PART l.
l. Overture 10 TancredI. ROs,tni
Rbellng, Orchestra.
J. ChoIus-SRlBs BAnditt 80, ..,.,,,, BIEhoD
Institute.
8 Plano Solo Grand VGlSe do Concert Rb.!iro
Prof.. q. Rbeling.
4. Duett-Say Once Again n.....,.........,C CdH<l
Miss Roemer and Mr.. Mendel.
3. solo-AernAni lnyolami .......,,.....N Nrdi.
0. solo-CaVAtina from LucreEla BoFHIa
Prof. Roe "
e ChoEue-Mornlng Hymn. Gade.
Institute.
PART II.
!. Rud0lFs Kl8nRe WRltzes s......,,.,,... Straus,
Ebeling Orchestra.
.. Duett-Excelsios. os..............,,,,.,...B BayEs
Mrs. whitney and Mr. Whippie. -V''
3. Qusrtette-Sad Moments Of Parting, CoJtQ
Mrs. Whitaker, Mrs. Whitney. Mr. w6ipple and
Solo-1he Huntsman. man...............,..,M Mlus.
Mrs. Whitaker
8. Duett-Llle's Dream. Archsr
Martin and Whipple
8. Solo-The Angels SercnAde. ........, Strdek.
Mrs. Whitney.
z. Tower Scene from Opera OF Trovatore. Verdi,
LeOnora-Mrs. Hornbrook.
MAnrico-Prok Roc.
a. Nuns Chorus.
Soprano solo-on Rosy Wings, &c.
C. Monks Chorus.
d. Tenor Solo--Ah, have Sighed, &c.
Admission TO Orchestra Chairs and Dress
Circle, $500; Family Circle Soc.
Reserved Seats without extra charge at Adams
b Lucas Music Store ja2S
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
wheeling Hinge Company, will bs held at the
office OF works on the 26th day OF January, 1874,
at3P NJ. for election Of nine Directors.
J9lsM a. q. ROBINSON, Prts't.
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RY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

Ny tho Western Union Limo.
UtieS Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe stsI
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TEXAS MATTERS.

THE POSTMASTER ASKS FOR INSTRUCTIONS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The following
telegraphic correspondence has taken
nlo0o.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-06
G5e }le'u tiortBwest.
FEBRUARY 8, 1874.
HOME NEWS.

Bradley, Marsh & Co. are very busy
refitting the extensive building on the
corner of Front and Stark streets, for
merly occupied by O'Connor & Ma
larky. See their ad., and call and see
their goods.
II you want TO employ a dress maker
whose fits are perfect, prices reasonable
and sewing excellent, you cannot DO bet
fer than to visit Mrs. Galloway on Third
street, near B, where you can be accom-
modated just to the liking Of any hon
est and reasonable woman.
Next Thursday evening will complete
Mr.. Condon's course of ten lectures on
Geology at Masonic Hall. This course
has been exceedingly interesting and in-
struetive throughout, engaging the at
tention Of a large audience almost every
evening. Mr.. c. may congratulate him
self upon his success in Portland.
McCormicks Directory for 1874 ha,
been laid upon our table. This book is
really a masterpiece Of its kind. Al
compared with the Directories OF formel
years it is an excellent evidence of tn,
growth and improvement Of our city
with which its publisher has steadil!
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