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Cathedral aze to be issued At 81 each. none Of
11ich are to 30 complimentary. procession
will tAhe place, in which the following sociesies
have fhtimated their intention to take pa1t:
St. Plus ve1ntn-B. A. Westhon, President.
st. Johannes Varein-F. II. Muller, President.
81 Antpuiug Varein-Jacob Burhach, President.
St, Bonafacdaa Liebesbund-ohaslea Kuhn, Pred.
dent
St. Joseph1 veretn-Anton Gme1ner, President
St, Georgtus Veren-Joseph Roeh1, President.
st. Bonarentu14 Fetien-1ohn Fal Saan2idt, Pred
It. An:oasus uebesbuad- Henry surges, President.
st Johannes ron Nepomuk Yerein-Abers Wsgner,
President -.
St. stsnisaus Yere1n-valentine Dstczko~skl Prezi-
s.. 1osephp verein-Johh Kache1leek, President.
Dentacher Maenner Fer:en,-John G. Ludwig, l1eaa-
Father Mathew Total AbsHnencs socety-The Rsv.
r. J. Dooahue, President,
Cathedral School society-Edward 0Ne1n, Presi-
St Johns Bensrolcnt soctet5-Ftedeziet johnson,
Young Mens sod.lty-M s. oB1ien, President
Hthernian Benevolen: soclety-Patncx Walsh, P1esi-
st. Calls Benerolent soc.et-Ths Rs1, i. 2, 1alu~
St. Albertus Verien-Albert orxtckoxzty, P1esideut.
Besides theae, there ars several Juvenile tem-
pcrance and church associations that will be per-
nittea to march, Four thousand torches will be
distributed to the processiou1sts. Tbs Catholic
churches, Ill the Catholic schools, halls. and
buildings, which in this city sre quite numerous;
will be illuminated from basement to root. Eaoh
society IN the procession will curry the United
States flag. Tho procession will Light torches nj
8 O'Clock. After p.raaiDg the principal streets
the crowd Will surround the Atchoishop'e palace:
CT Soc House, and 10, oo3 VOICES {he1e you will
observe 4 wink IN my left 6ye) will Join In the
familiar notes Of tie Church anthem Grosser
KenoSha, and Rscine. haFe lntina.cd t!se:7 de- |
sire to ba present. From tbs aap:!cc ps eI-
, 1875-05-16

Hany vessels laden NTH lumber can be rsen
passing tbs CITY, daily. Bcarcely dzy goes By
Eat what one or moro stop st this port to deliver
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The Meeting of The EASTERN ohio
Medical Society, Yesterday.
3 RIDGEPORT, o. NcVcm0eT \ .

BRIDGEPORT, o., November /, -.
The Medico Chirurgical Society of East.
crn Ohio, met, pursuant to adjournment
Present, DR.. VI. W. Junkins, oi Bell
air. President; Drs Field and Pcarcr, Of
S,eubcnville; Hewctson, ofS, ClairsvI.oi
Mccoy and Edwards, of Wheeling;
Kurtz and Sathcrwarte of Bcllaire, and
Fisher and Cook If Bridgeport.
DR.. West, the Secretary, being absent,
the reading of the minutes of the last
meeting was dispensed with.
Dr. IIew.tsDn. Of the Commute" on
Typhoid Fever, made lengthy and IN
tercs,ing report. after which Il general
discussion ensErd on the sam" subject
partic pated in by all the members pres
eut.
Or. T. o. Edwards then read paper,
on "Pneumonjtis, describing the ana
tolnical structure of the lungs; tho diff
irrcnt forms Of pncumonitIo and their
pathological cuud ltiouS, and tie different
mode, of treatment, and comparative
success Of each, from published statistics.
Altogether the paper was very crcdltph.",
showing that he had made himself quit"
familiar with the various authors on that
subject.
After IL short but animated discussion
on the subject of "Pneumonitis, 1t wa-
moved to postpone further discussion
until the next meeting.
DIS. kuriz. Sa.herwaite and Fisher
were appointed committee to report on
the conta siousuess Of typhoid fever. On
motion, the society adjourned to meet
in Bridgrp ,rt, Ohio, on the first Thurs
day OF December.
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The following etlusion Of Lieutenant
Taney's scissors needs little eAPiana'
ton The Centennial Commission
! have closed the books, aud the requests
for space by exhibitors will hereafter 80
| Undecided
Now when the Pittsburgh Commercial
man wrote that he WAS referring to th"
Commission at Philadelphia. Ia the To-
caI columns of the REGISTER ii means
the West Virginia Commission. Oar
Commissioners have not closed their
book and exhibitors making application
TO them will not go unhecdcd.-StaHd-
ard
The item referred to shove means ju,'
what it says, the Standard and its Cen
tennial informants to the contrary not
outstanding. The Centennial Ccmnis-
sion, at Philadelphia, passed II resolution
some time ago that al applications for
space must be made before the LIST day OF
November, 1875, otherwise it would not
be granted. Thus the matter stands, un-
less the above order is recndcd. The IN
formation we gave our readers yesterday
morning, had no reference to West
Virginia or any other State in particu-
lar. The supposition is that this STATE,
through its representatives, applied for
space long before the lrst OF November
Our source of information was not the
Pittsburgh Cononerciai, as we never saw
the item in that paper.
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THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Ms'viH.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JuIyc Ms'vtA.
This Court met at the usual hour yes
tert ay morning.
The jury in the case of Miller, VS.. the
Citizens Insurance Company, was sent
out Yesterday morning, and after consul
tation, returned verdict for the plaintiff
for 81, 392 %. A motion for new trial
was made by the defendant.
The case OF Marlin vs.. Peyton, was
continued, the survey heretofore dirested
not having been completed.
The case Of Ludwlck Wagonecht vs.
Ed. Winccokcr, was compromised by tie
parties and dismissed.
In the cases OF Josephine Gardner VS.
Richard b. Gardner, and Jennie Mckee
vs.. George Mckee, divorces were grant
ed the complainants.
The petition for a superscdas IN the
case Of smith & Go. VS. Henry SchmuI-
bach, decided by the County Court, was
argued by Davenport tor appellant, and
q. f. Boyd for appe.le.
The Court adjourned until O'Clock
this morning.
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THE EMERALD CRoss.-The first
grand ball Of the Knights Of the En-
ersld Cross, a new secret order which has
just started here, will take place nj
Turner Hall this evening. The gentle
men who have been trusted with the ar.
rangements of the affair have left moth.
ing undone to make it u success, and it
promises to be. The swinging Of the In
dian clubs by Dan Cochran and Fred.
Bright, for silver cup, will be an III
tcresting feature Of the occasion. Gov
ernor Jacob and other State off ,crs will
probable be IN attendance. Those wish
ing to enjoy pleasant nigh: should at
tend
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PosrAL-The Postotlice Department
ordered to-day change in the route
from Konceverte to Lennisburg, West
Virginia. After the 10th Of November
the Messrs. Trotters, contractors, have
been directed to carry the mails twelve
times week, instead OF six times, as
now, at pro rata compensation. This
change gives additional mail facilities to
n number of postoflices in Greenbricr,
Nicholas and Pocahontas counties. y
new postotlice is established at Mary
wood, Fayctte county, West Virginia,
between Little Sewcll Mountain and
Ravens Eye.
A new postoficcis established at River
Side, Mercer county, West Va, on the
route from Princeton to Oceans, with +
F. Kahlc as postmaster.
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GREAT SALE OF FINE ARTS The cit
liens of Wheeling are respectfully invit,
ed to examine the finest display OF oil
paintings ever broughtto aur city, which
will be open for exhibition on Friday
evening, at storeroom No 1907, opposite
the Mcclure house, and will be sold at
public auction, commencing Saturday
evening, November 9th, at 7 o'clock, and
continue for few days. These goods
are from the well.known art studio room
of Bennett: Il Co., Broadway, \. Y, and
are we'll worthy the attention oflovers OF
art. The pictures are original and by
well.known American artists, framed IN
elegant style and will be sold without re-
rerve. GEO. \. WICKHM, Auctioneer.
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BASE BALL-The second gsme of the
series between the Standard and La
Belle base ball clubs, for the Champion
ship of West Virginia, will take place at
the Fair Grounds this afternoon. twill
be remembered that the game last Sa;ur-
dav, was draw, the score standing to
Q inten innings. Both clubs are pretty
evenly matched, and We look for hot
contest to-day If the weather proves
fair, we expect to see a large attendance
on the grounds to witness the game,
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YOUTHFUL DEPRAyITY. - Yesterday
afternoon, two youths, named respective
". James Glasscock and Harry Uthman.
were arrested by officer Scott Llston,
charged with being the parties who en-
tered and stole some articles from Sea-
mons grocery store, on the Island, a
mention of which appears in another
column Of to.day's paper. The boys
were taken to the Lookup where they
"fessed" up. They will have trial be-
fore Judge Crsnmer this morning.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last even
Ing indicated 6 feet inches in the chan
mel and stationary.
The Courier departed for Parker;euFg
Yesterday morning at the usual hour.
The Tempest left for New MartinsviIie
at the usual hour yesterday.
The Hudson is due from Cincinnati
this afternoon.
Tho Express is the Parkeisburg boat
this morning at II o'clock.
Tho Market Boy will DO taken out OF
the Wheeling and Bellalre trade and
put in the Pittsburgh trade. She will
leave here Saturday morning on her first
trip.
The Emma Graham, from Cincinnati,
e,. route for Pittsburgh, is due here this
evening.
The local packets are making their
regular daily trips.
IBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, November 4.-RIyer
feet three inches and rising. Weather
cloudy.
Sr. LOUIS, November 4.-Arrived-
Colossal, Lake Superior and Northwest
ern, Kcokuk. Observation-Disclosures
and Colossal, Keolluk; Lake Superior
II Paul: Gerevieve, Vicksburg. River
stationary; cloudy and cool.
MEMPHIS. November River has
fallen inch. Weather cool; steady rain
SINCE 10 o'clock last night. Departed
Granger. Arkansas river; Ruth, White
river; Tolle, St LOUIS The Robert
Mitchell is reported ground at Moons
bar.
NASHVILLE, November River still
rising with feet inches on the shoals.
Weather-Cold and raining.
CAIRO. November 4.-Arrlved-Robt
Young. Evansville; City of Vicksburg,
st. Louis. Departed-Acme, South T..
| T. Hulman, Nashville, River 3 feet 10
inches and stationary. Weather cool
with light rain.
EVANSVILLE, November 4.-Wcather
cloudy with signs of snow; mercury "a
to SO. + yer 8 6 o Get and falI n /:
slowly. Down-Dlck Johnson, Tower,
Aggic, Rover and barges. Up-B. ii.
Cooke and George Roberts. Business
fair. Numerous flat boats passing.
CMcINNATI, November 4-River 8
feet IL inches and rising. Weather
cloudy and cool. Arrived. ID. Par
kerr Memphis; Arlington, New Orleans
Departed-Mary Miller, Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, November 4.--Weather
cool and cloudy. River stationary, with
3 feet 10 inches in the canal and , feet
10 inches on the falls. Arrived-Ash.
land, Cincinnati. Departed-Ashland.
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BgroEE Squire kAMNER-CharlcS
Wi,tc was arrested and taken before
Squire hammer, charged with using
abusive language toward Henry Keister.
He was held in the sum of $50 to keep
the pcace for six months, and not beng
able to give bond, was committed to
iail.
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POLICE CouKr-J.dgc Cranmcr.

POLICE CoURT-Jisdgc Crannaer.
The following cases were disposed Of
at the Police Court yesterday morning;
Alex McNichol, Tor drunkenness, was
fined TWO dollars and costs. Paid.
William Kempt, Robert Boyce and
William Shoemaker, charged with drunk
Snucss, were each fined two dollars and
costs. In default of payment they were
committed for five days.
Peter mclaughlin, for drunkenness,
paid fine OF five dollars and costs.
Henry Bushman, charged with disor-
DERBY conduct, WAS committed to Jail for
twenty days in default Of paying ten dol
lars and costs.
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OyE LIVE Sror.-The heavy rcduc-
ton of copper cent in my entire stock of
dry goods and carpets Is now being rea-
lied. Call and see the bargains, a l
avn compelled to reduce my stock.
J. w. FEEREL.
Cor. Main and 2O,h streets.
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Cor. Main and 2Oth streets.


\ K,D GLOVE SALE.-500 pairs Of the
best two button Black Kids IL the city at
75r: 2oD pair real Kid, genuin" At SID:
100 best seamless josephine $40 at
EMsuRINiER < BEo.
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J. ". FgnREL's heavy reductions IN
the price of Dry Goods and Carpets is,
making things lively sure at the corner
Of Main and 20.h streets.
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THOSE Young ladies who walk the
streets with heavy chains around their
waists attract more commisseration than
did the 'pul-Jack' martyrs.
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Don't buy your ready made clothing
before pricing them at j. Fox < Co, :,
30 I've fin street as we are closing out
our entire stock for the next sixty days
to make change in our drm by LIST Jam
uarv.
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The young men are holding weekly
PRAYER meetings every Thursday evening"
in the basement of the First Prcshyte-
RAN Church All are invited 10 attend.
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"Quaint, humorous, and entertaining
describing thcjOurnoy from Paris 10 Marty
bv way of the Kline. II an eNquisitcly
printed and taStemlly bound volume, and
the illustrations, three hundred in mum
Der, are largely by Gustavc bore. The
book Is among the most unique and fnS
ciuating IN lis way that We have ever
CHANGED 10 see. ~ Boston Journal.
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BEAT i! The 81 Cashmere al %
cents per yard at
ENHEIMER II Bros ;.
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THE Pittsburgh D,spatch is mistaken
is stating the races came of in Wheeling
Yesterday. Next thursday is the open
ing day.
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For Dress Goods and Carpets, at half
price 20 to J. W. FerrePs, corner MAN
and 10Th streets.
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BEWARE and make no mstake-look
for our name. j Fox q Co., SO Twelfth
street, are bound to sci. ten thousand
dollars worth of the finest clothing for
men, boys and youths wear, within the
next sixty days, TO make change in our
firm.
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SHIFTS and drawers can still be bought
for - cents each at II. Franks closing
out SALE
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We call attention to the appeal OF the
lady managers of the Children's Home,
published IN these columns this morning,
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The Wayer,ies will meet at their hall
.hi, evening for the purpose Of organ.
.ziug for the winter campaign.
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COUNTRY knit Ladies and Misses
Wool Hose at EMsHEIMER " Bros.
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The Grand Lodge Of knights OF
Pythias of West Virginia, meet al Mar
t.u,burg next week.
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HAVE You seen those 80 and 20 cent
Jean Pau,. ut II. Franks. Oa.y 81 few
more left.
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PROF. MULLEN Is compelled to post
pone the meeting OF his dancing classes
until next week. Sickness Is the cause.
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THE Sixth ward night school opened
with aGou, one hundred pupils.
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THE talk of the city IS the Ladies
Vests for 80 cents ut
EMsHEIMER & Bros.
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at has held recognized place in our
literature for forty years, and II will prob
ably long retain that place. At least no
work has yet appeared in our Language 10
Supplant IL, though there hav" been
good many lives Of Napoleon. '-BOStpn
Transcript
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"The learning ofth treatise is inc0ntcS-
table. The need Of this learning in this of
all countries, and more now than ever be-
fore, Is equally patent. And II is positive
that the doctrines discussed will SurviV"
and br active rs long ~ mankind. '-IHH-
adclphid North american.
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Isle. Knit, Buck and Chinchilla
Gloves mt EMsHEIMER & BROS.
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THE NEW HYPERION.

From Paris to Marty by Way of tho Rhine.
BY Edward Strahan. ProIuseiy Illus
tratcd with over 800 EngravIngS, from
designs by DOrr and others. Svo. Extra
cloth, black and gilt ornamentation
Gilt Top. 500.
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The Jucqucllne Corset For sale only
Il EMsHEINIEK IL Bros.
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
Stan d ard Works.
B1aELow's LIFE OF FRANKLIN,

The Life OF Benjamine Franklin. Written
by himself. Now first edited from oii8
inal manuscripts, and nom his printed
correspondence and other writings. By
Hon. John Bigelow. Three vols. Crown
Syo. Per vol.:-Extra cloth, $50; Ii
brary $500; half calf, gilt, $3.50.
albany one should dispute the claim
this work To place in contein porary III
erafure, the answer IS at mana IN the lacts
of which Mr.. BigCloW presents u lucid
Statement. and In the admirable manner
in which he has carried its plan into exc
cuLlon, ~ Y. Tribune.
"The Hon. John Bigelow, well known
dinlomacy and Journalism, has conferred
"a real service on American literature by
mis- new edition of the Life OF Franklin.
1t is one OF the best
specimens Of book making we have seen.
N. Y. Herald.
ave know OF no volumes which We
would more Willingly commend To thG
study of our fellow citizens, young ana
old, than those in which the MessrS. Lip
Dincott * Co. have given us the result OF
Mr. Bigclow's painStaking researches INTO
the life and character OF Benjamin Frank
| lin. "-BOStOn Globe.
"Mr. Bigelow has done noble work
| its preparation, and the publishers ha
! given il TO the public In the best style
! tine art. - h1iStio1l AduOcute.
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WILL the spelling school mania again
prevail this winter? We hope not.
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This IS the earliest OF the three great
works on political science which CAV" To
DIR. Licbcr a foremost place among writers
on this class Of subjects. '-BostoH If0tS-
crlDt,
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"CuKIs, is this cheese rich? yes
Bucky; there's millions in it.
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"Mr. Hazlitt was In possession ofample
materials for the accomplishment Of his
task, and the cOnSumatc skill with which
he has turned them to account presents ia
tempting object Of literary curiosity. -
v. !. Tribune.
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ONLY a few more Army Jackets lett,
at 81 - each, at II. Franks closing out
sale.
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HAzL1TT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON

The Life OF NapOlean Bonaparte. by
William HazlItt, New Edition. IlluStrat-
ed with Steel Plates. Three vols Large
Emo. Extra cloth, $50: sheep, 500.
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WIFE NO. 10.
BY ARM ELIZA YOUNG

brigham i'"'b IA '''''' wiz
TIME ONLY COMPLETE ENPO~E OF
the Secret, al Bugham's liHIcm cH'.
written. Born iu MuImunI-m. Ann n l
now cNpui'S To- the word. as DO other "u-
man can the secrets. Mysteries .ub trlu,-
81 the horrible system 81 ! Oly gHmy, nom
he very beginning. Nearly 80 lliUStra-
tiunS bruurfy the work. II - The br,t soil.
ing book published. 1000 mOIc m'l 5000
women can have employment AND n...r
from So To slU daily. All 1--we Agents .u"
writing for Illustrated Circular
Large Terms. Sent tree. DO hot delay. ...
address DUSTIN, GILMAN q CO.. Ha..-
ord, Ct: chicago, III. ;or Cincinnati. ul .".
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AnAppcaI 10 the Women of Wheel.


.ho s;crnoss !, the Cbildren's
u O~ITs :, W $50, LIZ and the recent chance
ttoIHe ta 20. 7be HIotron and Teacher. /
.he Wonsgsrs ind It impossible to pro- |
- 49, a5;I6-.n with comfortable cloth. |
- O could not be expected that
twelve working managers could at
al times meet ana ProNiae lo' ; al; e,ne
81 mi. character it is considered expedi-
ent to make an appeal to the women OF
Wheeling to lena assistance III proNluiuS
ana M. lhaNInS w .I' -. ON 800 n;',b, trn.ses
and IoO aproIs, 4 .eamstress has been
employed for some months past, yet the
necessities are - ."' ' la" JosS'l,1
Siins of nno.r c,,,,ipino the measures
O, the articles rau.,I, together with d.
rections for maNin2 them up VIII DC Ie't
al 'ng .J,'o WIZ p p List & Co.'S drug
store McLain Bros, La Belle store
Handlan's store at kitchietown, LyaH :
drug store ana AuhehS sso'.iy %. VI,
iy WIN. vii ,nfot nromn,,v tEis cal!
from the destitute children OF the HoaIe.
LS.Gnedl
LADY MANA'f''N ! H. ~ ''','' l''' '''
,r,o,rrnC'v Understandable.
terday morning Captain Davis, Chief of
Police, received letter from W. l..
Patterson superintendent Of the Clcve
land worRhouse. requesting him to arrest =
man named ". f Lewis. alias VIM. Car
son who WAS an escaped convict. Lewis
had written to Cleveland for some mon
ev asking that it be sent to this city per
Adams Express, and that is how his
whereabouts became known to the Cleve-
land authorities. They sent a description
Of the man to Capt. Davis and also sent
decoy package to his address here. Lewis
wont 70 the Express Office Yesterday
.n.rnoon and injured Tor it. lie was
told TO return in half an hour. Officer
linn Henry was on his track, and in Il
short time aiterwnrd arrested Lewis on
Market street, opposite the Postotiice'
He was committed to jail to await the
arrival OF Tue w ,- - IN"
Tpr U,rsr or DrLrGArEs.-Wash-
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"The Typography, indeed the entire me-
chanical execution, of these books is eN-
quiSitc; and we unhcsitatingly pronounce
the series not only the best edition OF
PreScott'S Works ever published, but one
Of the handsomest set OF books the Amrri
can press has given us.'-BostOH Journal.
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j. B. LIPPINCOTT g. CO.,
PUBLISHERS,
NOs.L7I5 and III Market street
,W.TERS, Concerto Orgnns
$1,000 PROFIT ON SI00

Invested IN Stock Privileges in wall -
Books and Circulars telling HOW US
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