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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-09

SOMEBODY'S DARLISG.-A lost child at
the police headquarters last night was for
time an object Of interest to Council
men, police, and lobbyists. The little
one a girl about three years old sat upon
II chair tightly clntching a small hoop
aud stick, and n small bundle, apparently
not the least concerned as to her welfare
or abashCd by the presence Of the emf
nent statesmen Of the Council room. She
was picked up on Market street by Officer
81. Myers. officer James Henry kindly
cared Tor the child, and the little thing
in few moments was perfectly happy
and engaged in u romp with his children.
An anxious brother claimed her short
time afterwards. Her name is COnOway,
and her parents reside near the Hospital,
in the First Ward.
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acknowledgement.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE ., 1878.


Notice-Odd Fellows Hall Association
Wanted-SitnatiOn.
For lIent-Dwelling.
Book Beer and Lunch.
Notice.
The Mountain House, CrcssOn Springs
Small Dog.
Fourth Ward licnic-head Of local.
$1,000 Reward-Oxtoby & DnIlield.
Ladies' and Misses Braces.
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PHILADELPHIA, June S.-Flour-Dull;
Iowa, Wisconsin md Minnesota family
81 jOaG %; Pennsylvania, Indiana aud Ohio
SO OOaG 81! high grades 50 j0a7 80. Wheat
Slow; red 81 81; amber 81 80; white 81 81
n$l 80. Ryc-Sl II. COrn-Firmer yellow
s2aSic; western mixed S2c. Oats-White
7ln72c. Provisions POrk-$g2 90.
Reef llams-$22 OOa22 Is. Lard-liAiii9c.
Whisky-StrOng; western 81 ~. Petroleum
-FirmCr; refined 13hC; crudc0hc. Clover
Sccd-Scarcc at $40 00al2 90, Butter
Firm; New York and Bradford county ex.
tras SOC; do iirsts 23a2ic. Chccsc-Stcady;
western fine 9ilalOHc. Eggs-Firm; west.
Crn fresh 2gC.
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BELLAIRE ITEMs,-The so-called street
improvements now being made in the
Third Ward are anything but improve
ments in reality. The cutters run up
and down alternately, and ii the water
succeeds in finding no outlet it will have
to do the same thing. Besides this,
the cutters are twice as wide as is
necessary, thus giving the water twice
as much surface to spread over. Again,
the curbs are in many places laid bare on
the outer side, which is an injury to Pri-
vate property which should not be
allowed.
Miss Morgan, OF the First Ward, de-.
clines TO be party to the jewelry contest
at Wallacc's Band Benefit Festival, and
Miss LYDIA Criswcll has been substituted
in her stead. 1t is thought that the jew
elry and cane will be ready for exhibition
by this morning II will be placed on
exhibition at the jewelry store OF Mr., NJ.
Craft, on Union street.
The first brick was laid on the Ccnten.
NAL Hotel yesterday.
At recent COnstablc's sale here, bill
heads Of the best quality, full sheet and
less, sold at five cents per ream.
The lecture at City Hall by Mr.. Cree
on Monday evening drew respectable
crowd, and the audience were we'll enter
tanned.
4 new hose company has been organ
lied in the First Ward, below the creek.
Our little city is peculiarly favored
both by nature aud art. Her natural,
commercial and manufacturing adyan-
tages are unsurpassed anywhere, and Us
ii this was not u sufficient blessing, corn
doctor has been making his home here
for few days. The other evening he for
got his regulation address, and got to
arguing on religion, a do not believe,
says he, Sin anything that | cannot see.
"My friend, said one OF his audience, do
you believe you have any brains ?" "liut
this is not business" exclaimed the ply
stefan, "hNvG any Of you gentlemen any
corns% No one had.
Miss Mary Il. Hoover has returned to
her home in this city.
Thos. +. Young, Esq, Of the Cleveland
haindeGicr, was in town yesterday. ,
Sheriff Cochran still has to visit his old
friends here occasionally. lie was here
again yesterday.
4 little scholar Of No. ! Public School
fell off of the banistcrs Of the "wGll stair"
ut the public school house yesterday, and
was severely injured about the face and
head.
Ii that policeman or that reporter had
the intellect OF the telegraph operator
whom they would "show to talk they
would be n credit to Bellaire-and the
country.
The run of custom at the confectionery
of the Lee Bros, on last Saturday night
Is unprecedented in the history Of Bell
aire. Their parlors were crowded with
I'M eager multitude until late hour, and
many were compelled to go away unscrv
ed. Their icc.Cream takes precedent Il
any other in Bellaire, and they will en-
deavOr to have competent corps Of rs
sistants, aud cream enough TO serve all
who may be pleased to give them II call.
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philadelphia wool.

PHILADELPHIA, June S.-Wool-In mod
crate demand aud prices nominal for new
old sells rs follows; Ohio Pennsylvania
and West Virginia Xxx and above 6da52 lSc;
y 6Oai2 Z; medium 90 iSNjjc; coarse j6aG0ci
New York, MiCl igan, Indiana and western
fine A6oiSc; medium j2hjjc; coarse i6aisci
combing washed lsnGOc; Combing unwNShcd
42i.c; fine unwnshcd 2Oa3ic; coarsc and
medium unwaShCd Zoe; tub washed jicNG0
extra and mcrino pulled i]Niic; No. and
sMnrrlinr nMllrh llnlhr.
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PEACE WARnANT.-Ntrs. Melissa Oxford
C"kaleO yesterday went before J Justice
UkccIlc md sworc out warrant Tor the
arrest Of her husband, Charles OIIotd,
whom she charged with nssaulIing and
striking her. 4 warrant was issued for
his arrest. Officer Cooper took him into
custody, Nnd;upon promising to leave the
State inside OF M hour the Justice set
him At liberty.
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HANDSOME OFFICE Justice Schultz
.iill hnnkers after fine Office Wcdon't
mean by any means that the worthy jus.
tico il m Oilicc.scckcr, having already
been to some extent in the hands Oi the
public. We do mean, however, that he Is
lifting up hia official chambers in elegant
style. Tie now has the finest lualicCS
office in the county, II moi IN the state
Captain John has excellent taste, NJ dIis'
played In hia handsome surroundings.
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An OMNInus SMAsH-uP.-About y
o'clock last evening one Of Shallcross ON
nibnsscs was standing in the alley at the
rear entrance Of the Opera House, having
Just discharged II load Of ladies who par.
ticipatc in the play ofthe "Color Guard"
when the horses started up the alley at q
good speed. The driver, Mr., Andy
Hutchinson, had stepped up stairs for q
moment, leaving the horses in charge Of
small boy, who was unable to stop them
The runaway team kept on up the alley
and Just in the rear Of OH, Hall 4 Cos. store
the omnibus turned over, breaking the
tongue near the wheels. The horses,
thus relieved from their burden, trotted
hriskly up the alley 10 18th street, and
turning to the right went flying in the d.
rCction Of the Court House. The omni'
bus was not badly damaged, but il is for
tunatc that the ladies had all left it be-
fore the accident. The horses were &C.
cured before any further damage was
done,
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CoMlSu IIoME..-Advices received in
this city state that Rev. John MoITat and
wife sailed from Scotland for America on
tho 20lh ult. Ills sou James left for
New York IN Monday evening, expecting
to meet his father ii that city to-day.
They will in all probability reach their
home in this city tomorrow or Friday.
We regret To bc unable To report any i'm
htovcment in the health Of Mr.. MOllnt, aa
II was believed by all his friends that he
would he greatly benefited by his trip to
grnIlnnI
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There were five cases before Ills Honor
yesterday morning, Us follows;
James Cochran and Christ Ilooton wert
fined 81 and costs each for drunkenness
In default Of payment they were "scnt
~" for ten days each,
'"NCn" Parker, for creating tumnlt an,
disorder, was fined 81 and costs.
Thomas Parker was fined 81 and cost
and committed to Jail for five days forob
slrncting an officer while in the discharge
Of his duty.
The examination Of the ease u Law
renee Nenburger, charged with obstrnct
Ing the streets and alleys, was continued
until this morning,
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40. II. riCNic.-rhe first annual pic.
mic Of Emmett Division No, ., A. q. H..
will be held at the Island Fair Grounds
next Saturday. The picnic Is in charge
Oigcntlcmcn whose energy md experience
warrant the conclusion that all who at.
tend will I've highly pleased. W. s.
Mayors puadrillc band will furnish the
music. There will doubtless hc big
time on the Island on Saturday. II the
weather proves unfavOrnhlC the picnic
will lc postponed until the following
Saturday.
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THE OPERA IIousE.-The military dra-
ma, the "ColOr Guard" is still the attrac-
ton at the Opera House. The thrilling
war scenes, beautiful tablcaux, etc, are
awakening quite an enthusiasm among
our people. Those stirring war songs,
"Marching Through Georgia." orally
Round the Flag, Boys" "When Johnny
Comes Marching Home Again." and
Others, are received nightly with un-
bounded enthusiasm. Mr.. John Cowl's
patriotic solos find n responsive scnti-
ment in the hearts Of the audience, and
hundreds Of voices make the walls ring
with the chorus. The quaint actions Of
the Dutch recruit, and his popular comic
songs Andy Rays original and natural
impcrsOnation Of prosecuted "rom
Flynn" and his witty remarks; and Kit
Carsons songs and dances and burnt cork
ccccntricities, keep the audience over.
flowing with fun and good humOr. This
may bc the last opportunity, and all
should see the "ColOr Guard
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SELP.FEEDISG NAIL MACHINE.-Thc
La BELLE nail company recently procured
two self.fccding nail machines from the
East. One Of these is now in successful
operation. The nails cut by this ina.
chine are equally rs good as those cut by
hand, and there IRE fewer bad nails among
them. The machine now in operation at
the La BELLE cuts about six kegs Of 4-pcn.
ny nails while feeder cuts four kegs Of
the same kind Of nails. The managers
Of the mill are highly pleased with the
result Of their experiment. The other
machine will be put to work in Il few
days.
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A VALUABLE DIsCovERY.-Dr. G. ".
Benson, n practising physician, at lOG
North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md. (who
has paid much attention TO nervous dis
cases., has discovered that extract OF
celery and chamomile, combined in u
certain proportion, invariably cures
headache, either bilious dyspeptic, merry.
ous or sick headache, neuralgia and
nervousness. This is u triumph in mcdi.
cal chemistry, and sufferers all over the
country are ordering by mail, lie pre-.
pares il in pills nj 80 cents per box. The
Doctor is largely known and highly re.
spcctcd in Baliimorc.--Ep Episcopal Meth.
Niia.
Sold by McLain Bros, Wheeling, W
Va, and all druggists d&w
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A PROGRESSIVE business man remarked
Yesterday that he made a practice Of de.
ferring the payment Of bills against him
Just as long ns possible when the times
we're hard, even when he had the money
to pay them, because "lc didn't know what
might turn up" The tisconsolatc ap.
pearance of the bill collector, when he re-
turns to his employer inter II long tramp
about the city, warrants the belief that
there are large number Of individuals
here who net on this principle with re.
mntknhle fidelity.
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A. WHEELING BOY GINS lila TnRoAT,
Tie mother Of Dan McCnlister yestcr.
day received dispatch from 81, Louis
conveying the sNd intelligence that her
son had cut his throat In that city. She
left for the west Immediately. Dan was
raised In Wheeling, and IL we'll known
hero.
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ANNUAL picnic by the First, Second
and Seventh Ward Public Schools at Mar
tinsville Grove Thursday, June 10th. The
steamer Market Boy with barges will ply
between the loot Of 18th street and The
Furnace Landing, \ jolly good time is
eNp0cted.
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The CoURn.-SuPREAtE COURT OF AP-
PEA1s-Judgss Raymond, Moore and Hc5.
man. This court met at the usual hour
yesterday morning.
The arguments were completed in the
case Of Marling rs. Marling, and the case
submitted. Hubbard Tor appellant; Pen
dlCton and Allison for appellee,
The argument in the case Of J, II. SIM
mons rs. the West Virginia Insurance
Com pany was begun. Hubbard and Lamb
Tor appellant; Allison for appellee.
At noon the court adjourned until to-
lay.
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THERMOMETER RECORD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
az observed at Silvey's drug store, corner
opposite l'ostollice, yesterday:
sAM IAN. SIN 7r,N.
If "a O. 81
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CONTINENTAL suit on exhibition At Jno
H. RiCus, No. 20 18th street.

OYSTERS AT TIFF CAPITAL DINING
RoOMs.-Therc is no uac talking, Martin
is determined tho people shall not want
for oysters this summer. lie yesterday
received another case Of fresh bivNlvGs at
his Capital Dining Rooms Twice every
week he receives fresh stock, which only
serves to whct the nppetitCs Of his hungry
customers. Martin is the rcstauratcur
Of the Capital, and is becoming Ms popu-
lar M Sam WClckcr, in the Getty Of mag.
nilccht distances
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
NcWYOrlI Money and Stocks.

NEW YORK, June S,-MoNEY-Easy at
2a2l! per cent Prime mercantile paper
3'.a5 per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm NJ Sl.S,
Tor 60 days and $3.50 Tor sight,
GoLp-Opcncd AT III, declined to ll6',,
advanced to N.Y., and closed at ll6's.
Carving and borrowing rates la9 per cent
loans were also made hat, The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed SlSj,OO0, Clearings
S?3OOO,OOO, The specie shipments for to.
morrow are estimated at $4,000, Gus
toms receipts $4,000. Exports oiproducc
for the week Si,GOO,0OO,
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CALICO 3 cts, at Aronhcimcr y Lewis

CARPETS! CARPETS !! CARPErs!!!-
Price all the glazing locals and price all
the cheap Dry Goods and Carpets, and
then come to my store and ! will save
you 90 per cent in Dry Goods or Carpets
especially Carpets, rs ! am forced to sell
them. J.W. FERREL,
Cor. Main and Goth Streets
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CARPETS lower than ever. We are
selling twenty-five per cent cheaper than
any other house in the city, at Aronheim'
er & Lewis cheap dry goods store.
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ENTERED ny Observation-Disclosures 9
md 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon some
burglars entered the house Of Thomas X.
MoilNt, No. 2lO5 Market street, during
the Absence Of the family, and ri0ctl
drawers and other places through The
house, but succeeded in getting nothing
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COUNTY CouRT-Judye Cochran.

SOUSTN LOCRT-JUuyt tOCWuH'
This Court met ut the usual hour yes.
terday morning, and during the day
transacted the following business;
In the case OF G. and II. Haikc u. Hub.
bard Il McBurnie, judgment was rendered
for plaintiff for S32 80.
In the case OF Ilirshberg Bro, II Hal
lander Us. Hubbard 4 Mcl'urnie, judg.
mCnt was rendered for plaintiilior Si5GO,
In the case of the Domestic Sewing Ma
chine Company Is. Theodore Swartz, judg-
ment for the plaintitt'fOr SAB 80,
James Jepson was admitted as citizen.
lie is Il native OF England.
David Harris was appointed admins,
traitor OF the estate Of John Darrah, dc.
ceased. Bond $500.
The Grand Jury brought in the fellow
ing indictments: $, d, Tippett, assault
and battery, one count; Pat. MahOncy,
assault and battery, one count; Mary $,
Thomas, selling liquor on Sunday, ono
count; John Gebhart, selling liquor on
Sunday, three counts; August j, Miller,
sellingl liquor on Sunday. six counts
Henry liner, same charge, six counts
I.OuisStcubenrauCh, selling liquor on Sun
day, six counts; Fred BishOil, selling liz
uOr on Sunday, five counts; Susanna
Balwing, selling liquor on Sunday, six
counts, George Andrcas, selling liquor
on Sunday, ten counts; Fred RinCklc, sci
ling liquor on Sunday, six counts; Hen
ry Schwartz, selling liquor on Sunday
two counts; Schwartz n Foose, selling
liquor on Sunday, two counts; John
STANLEY, assault and battery, one count
Richard Kenncy, assault and battery, onC
count; A. Won During, assault and bat
terry, one count; John +. FlannCry, at
tempting to extOrt money by threats, ont
count; James Bulger, jr., keeping and cx
hibiting faro bank, one count; Charlie
Lucas and John Brooks, petit larceny
one count; Thomas Owens, selling liVlol
to Il drunkard, one count,
The Grand Jury found not to he true
bills-Statc rs. Mary Ann Hamilton, Us
sault and battery; State ~. VIM, EccIes
petit larceny.
In the ease OF the State r.. Henry
GrimOn, Frederick Grimon was recOg
nilcd in the sum Of 5000 rs surety for thu
appearance Of the defendant ut the mex
term.
Charles Lucas and John Brooks plcaC
guilty to charge Of petit larceny, an,
were sentenced to thirty days imprison
mCnt each.
Geo. IIooth, charged with assault AM
battery, was discharged upon his owl
rccogni1ancc Of 800 Tor his appearance
next term.
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Cry CouNCIL.-Seond Branch. The
regular monthly meeting OF the City
Council was held last night. Present in
the Second Branch: Beltz, Goering, Han
son, HaRke, Kingdom, Long, Leasure,
Myles, McGaw, Pollock, Reitz, Sylvis,
Travis, Vogler, Wilkinson, Werner, Mr..
President.
RAILROADS,
The Joint Committee on Railroads
submitted resolutions rejecting the bill
Of K. S. Brown, Sheriff tSl4l So, and
rejecting the resolution asking payment
to II. X. List and others. The rcsolu-
tons were adopted.
ACCOUNTS.
The Committee on Accounts reported
bills amounting to SGi4 U5, which were
ordered paid. Balance in hands OF Re-
Ceivcr on the LIST Of June, $40, 2G2 Ga. Fines
collected, SG3l 10; lookup fees, SlO9 20;
total amount collected, $40 30.
STREETS AND ALLEYS.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys
submitted report containing bills
amounting to s3,624 l2, as reported by
the Street Commissioner, Tor work done
on the streets and alleys during the
month OF May. The regular monthly
bills OF the committee aggregated S216.73.
The bills were ordered paid.
WATER WORKS.
The Superintendent Of Water Works
reported bills aggrcgating SGlO 80 for
work done in the month OF May. The
committee reported regular monthly bills
aggregating 81, l06 81, Ordered paid.
FIRE DEPARTMENT..
The Chief Marshal reported bills as
follows:
United steamer M, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81! 0.
Vgianl steamer No. a...",,,..."".,".,,-,,,," u .
Hook and ladder No. In."",",",.,",.,r."" !" "
Department. '''.'',',,...''" ~ "
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To fulfill n wish Of my customers on
the Island, | will send there from to-day
n wagon with icc.Crcam every evening,
A, NEUnAUsEN.
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FORCED to sell my Dress Goods and
Carpets. Come ifyon want them, as there
are some very desirableat half price, and
the best CaliCocs at : cents.
j. W. FERRELn
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GREAT BARGAINS Now..Rcmcmbcr,
the entire stock Of splendid Dress Goods
Of all kinds is now being sold out at and
below Eastern cost. Call and price them
at j. W. FERRELs,
Corner Main and 10Th streets.
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CHURCH SoCIABLE.-I'lc Church SoCia.
Bile at the Chaplinc Street Methodist
Church last night was n perfect success
and will lH repeated tonight. All mem.
bcrs and friends Of the church expected.
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nELMDoLp's Bucnu is still in the re.
NTH of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. llelmbold, the Cele-
bratcd medicine is still manufactured Mt
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists. II Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
fcits. Genuine has prOprietor's private
stamp. John +. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&w.
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TO nAvEgood health medicine is neccs'
sary occasionally. As family medicine
We can recommend DR.. Bulls Vegetable
Pills, aud advise all to have Il box con-
stantly on hand for cases Of necessity.
dow
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spEYER BRos.' have determined to close
out their large stock Of millinery and
notions, al nm immense reduction Of price,
In order to reduce their stock,
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l'oR the richest, incest and most desir-
able stock Of White Clouds, Hamburg
Embroidcrics, Cotton Goods, &c., goto
liENRY JACOBS,
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TnE l'arkcrsburg Mineral Wells will
hc open for the reception Of guests June
10Th. The house las been thoroughly
renovated and rcfurnishcd, and will bc
kept in Iirst.cluss order.
JOE. II. SIMPSON, Proprietor.
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OuEAP LANDS

ON AND NEAR THE CHES d o. r. R,
In this State. Finest Pasture Flms-buC-gras',
limestone land golden butter for $40 TO so per
acre; other farms lower. Coal Tracts, with splnt,
bilumlnOus and camel coal, 81 q to SIS. Heavy
Tlmbered Tracts, 81 % to 50 o. CO1l healthy eli
mate, cures ChIlls. Send stamp for circular to
my2i Il. X, CAUTlEi, Lcwlsburg, W. Va,
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InOR SALE
+ OTIS FOR SALE.

A choice number Of excellent Building
Lots for Sale. Situated on South Front
street, South OF First street, For terms
&c., sec Thomas O'Ilricn, ltcnl Estate agent
1911 Market street.
mylO PLATOFF H. ZANE.
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CLRvELASD, June s,-WhCat Steady
and unchanged. Corn-Sicody and mn.
rhnngCd. Oats - Firm and unchanged.
Pctrclcum-Quict; Standard white, co., =.
l0'ic Ohio State test iiilci "
higher
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CONrISESrALsn suit on exhibition atlno,
l.. RiCc's, No. ~ 18th street.
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CIRCUIT Counr-Lullqe MeIrin.

CIRCulT COuRT-JlH9t NtIpN'
This court met at . o'clock =. NJ in the
City Building,
In the case Of the State rs. David Kur.
ner, charged with selling liquor without
license, the defendant appealed from the
police court, claiming that rs he took
out u license six months before the first
Of May last, it is still good, Davenport
4 Dovener represented the appellant, and
LETTERS the appellee, The argument was
heard and the case submitted.
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THE amount Of blowing which the City
Council Is capable Of In one session would
discount Old IOteNa himself,
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