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sCHKNCK's PULMORIC SYRUP, SEA WE'D TONI


sCHKNCK's PULMORIC SYRUP, SEA WEED TONIC
AND MANDRAKE PILE.
These deservedIy celebrated and popular medi-
clnes have effected revolution 10 the healing
art, and proved the fallacy Of several maxims
which have for many years obstructed the pro-
gress Of medical science. The false superstition
That consumption is incurable" deferred physl-
clans from attempting to ind remedies for that
disease, and patients afflicted with II recOnciled
themselves to death without making an effort to
escape from q doom which they supposed to be
unavoidable. 1t is now proved, however, that
consumption con be cured, and that IL has been
cured In a very great number Of cases (sOme of
thSm apparently desperate Ones) by Schenck's
Pulmonic Syrup alone, and in other cases by the
same medicine in connection with Schenek's Sea
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, one or both, &C
cording to the requirements Of the case.
Dr.Schenck himself who enjoyed uninterrupted
good health for more than forty years, was sup
posed at one time to be at the very gate Of death,
bis ply siclans having pronounced his case hope
less and abandoned him to his fate. He was cured
by the Aforesaid medicines, and since his recovery
many thousands similarly affected have used DR..
Schenek's preparations with the same remarkable
Full directions accompany each, making II not
absolutely necessary TO personally see DIR.
Schenck, unless patients wish their lungs exam
ined, and for this purpose he is professionally at
his principal office, corner Sixth and Arch
streets, Philadelphia, every Monday, where all
letters for advice must be addressed. Sehenck's
medicines are sold by all druggists.
THAT ENEMY OF MANKIND, Consumption, can
be cured; but It is far better to prevent the cruel
disease from fastening itself the system by the
timely use of a remedy like DR.. Wlstar's Balsam
Of Wild Cherry. Fifty cents and one dollar Q
bottles large bottles much the cheaper.
$40 TO $1,000
invested in Stocks and Gold pays 200 per cent. .
month. Send for particulars. Tumbridge l. Co.,
Bankers, Wall street, New York.
THURsToNs IVORY PKARL TOoTH POWDER
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty-Five and hfty cents per bottle,
JourES's NOTORIOUS RID-GLovB CLEANER
will renovate soiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoMPsoR's PoAADE OPTIME is equal 10 the
best French, and but half the price. Twenty-Five
and nifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRREsTHRNIEs PLAsTKRs are the
very best. All sold by druggists.
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The WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY.
The Trouble Between the Directors and STALL
Holders

The occupants OF the stalls in the Washington
market held a meeting yesterday at Narden's
saloon to take action in regard to the bill intro
duced in the House of Representatives by Mr..
Hogan, providing for q resale of the stalls. Mr..
George ]. Mueller was chosen chairman aud Mr..
J. NJ. Heating secretary.
Mr. Hoffman stated that the bill proposed to
take away all the rights that they had in the
market, and the memorial presented to Congress
by the market company placed them in false
light.
Mr.. Jacob Kengla said that he had signed the
memorial under a false impression; that he had
been led to believe that the memorial was for
authority to dispose Of the property to the Dis
triet, and he had no idea that the company in
tended TO present any such bill to Congress.
Mr.. John r. Kelley moved that q committee Of
i've be appointed on the subject, with power to
employ counsel and place the matter properly be-
fore Congress Agreed to, and Messrs. John R.
Kelley, George NJ. Oyster, Jacob Kengla, J. T.
VsrDell and the chairman (Mr. Mueller) were
appointed.
oriRl on the statement Of Mr.. OrdWay that it was
for the purpose OF asking Congress 70 relieve the
company Of certain taxes, SO that they could re-
duee the rents.
MI. Hoffman urged the committee to begin
work promptly, as the House Committee on Dis
trict Affairs would meet tomorrow, and the
Market Company would then press the bill for
their approval.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOR YOUNG MEN
from the effects OF Errors ana Abuses IN early life
Manhood restored: lmpedim ants to Marriage re-
moved, New method OF treatment. New and re-
mATkAoIe remedies Boots and CirenlArg sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION, 4la NOrth Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Pa.-An Institution having high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional skill.
iall-MWGFSm
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Terrible Suffer- OG Among the Poor
Washington a City of PAupers-
The LabOrs OF the Physicians
TO the POOr-Increased
Compensation Recon-
mended - MiseellR-
mems Business.
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The Navy DEPARTMENT Fire.

A large party Of workmen were buslly engaged
yesterday in repairing and cleaning out that Dor
tion Of the old riekety coop yelept the Navy De-
partment, which was injured BY FIRE and water on
Monday. 1t would really be Q stroke Of economy
for the bureaus Of the Navy Department to move
into the south portion Of the new building, and
not expend dollar in the repairs Of the old
building, which should be torn down. The old
luIldIng cannot be rendered safe, except at great
expense, and the valuable records OF the Depart
ment should not be Tisked within It's walls an
hour longer than II will require 10 put the new
building In condition 10 receive them.
FREpERIcKsBURG CASHMERE PANTALooNs.
GEoReEC. HEENING,
40 Seventh street.
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KssErs. Latimer & ClsarY

request Us to notify the public that the sale I'D.
vertIsed to take place to-day at the residence Of
the late Chief Justice Chase, at EdgeWood, is in
definitely postponed
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RscovsrH Of Stolen piamondr.

Yesterday afternoon q gentleman named GIL.
bert Munger reported to police headquartersthA
he had had stolen from his trunk ct HIS residence
on Thirteenth street, near the Franklin school
building, valuable seaTEpin, containing twenty
three diamondF, and q railroad ticket from Wash
inRton 20 New York. The work OF recovering the
Dewitt. who few hours afterwards recovered
them rom small boy and returned them 10 Mr..
Munger Owing 70 the boy being 30 young,
cute him.
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OITY ITEMS
BLACK FROCK COATS

BLACK FRUCh UUAIS
Of superior quality,
with VESTS and PANTALOONS to match. at
very lowest prlcss,
All Of our own manufactures.
NOAH WALKER co,
CTS Penna. ave-, bet. Sixth and Seventh SIS
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A !tIE FReH TIE E.T!9TL LEAGUE,
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NEW ApYERTIsENENTs


See notice Of Collector Cook.
striped shawl has been lost.
New York soeiable Thursday evening.
H. Davis Son have for rent brick dwelling.
Empire heating range for sale by H. l. Greg
oTy.
Mrs. Mary E. ,LeFcvre viii lecture Monday
evening.
Grand opening of the National Theatre this
evening.
sOlomons 4 Chapman have all the recent pub
locations.
Began wylie are selling their goods at re-
duced prices.
&C. Cornwell X Sons fine groceries, No. l4ls
Pennsylvania avenue.
f. T. Newton will sell on Thursday February
4, valuable improved property.
H.F. Zimmerman & Son will sell on Friday,
January 70, furniture.
See notice Of the U. s. court for the Eastern
district Of Pennsylvania.
Thomas L. Waggaman Will sell on Friday,
January 90, valuable UnimprOved property.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALOABLES.
Call and examine the fire and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner OF
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities jewels, slver-Ware or other
vRluRbles. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Take OarniHG Jronthe CHICAGO and BostoB Gre1
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Meanra. Iatimsr 4 clsarz

request us to notify the public that the sale ad-
vertIssd to take place to-day ut the residence OF
the late Chief Justice Chase, ct EdgeWoOd, is Ir-
dehnitelN DostDoned.
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the CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.

PAtGI8EST CQl9gED Ken CT Tile SUBJECT
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
THOMAS RUSSELL,
Importer Of "..
WINES, BRANDIES & SEGARS,
1913 Pennsylvania Ave-,
WASHINGTON. D. C.
BOuche, Fills Co., MAreuiI-s-AyI
Napoleon Cabinet and Dry VerEensy,
CHAB. HEIDSIECK,
GEORGE 6OULET,
CHATEAU DAY,
MEDIUM, AND
.... EXTRA DRY,
g. H. MUMM d CO.,
L. ROEBERER,
RUINART, PERE & Fills,
And other brands Of
CHAMPAGNEs
AT VERY Low PRICES
Receiver Of Fine Old
Rye and BOURBON WHISTLES.
COGNAC BRANBIEs,
FRESH HAVANA SRSARS.
At surprisingly low prices.
All Brands and Styles Constantly Ar.
irving,
BuFgundIes,
Clarets,
SauferDes,
Rhine Wines,
BheFFIeS,
Ports,
&C., &e., re.
RUSSELL.
1918 PennsylVanta Avenue.
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POUND AT LAST!

A remedy that not only relieves but cures Con-
sumption, we'll as coughs, colds, bronchitis,
sore throat, influenza, &c. The remedy to which
we sllUde is DR.. WiStGT's BGIsGm of Wild
Cherry, prepared by Seth W. FOWle * Sons. Bos.
ton; so cts. and 81 bottle, large bottles much
the cheaper.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
REPORT OF THE HEALTH OFFICER.

VEEEoES 70 Be RBIDLY DEALT VIII.
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"THE GOLDEN HORSE" is the subject OF VIII
CaIleton's lecture tonight.
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W. Q. LVCWTTy
BOokBINDER AND PAPER.RUlER

no. 271 Pennsylvania ave., bet. Tenth
and Eleventh sts., South Side
ATBookB elegantly or plainly bound. Period
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HOW GeeD EGGs NAY De sELE GTED.
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The Road 70 Health,

DON'T PAIL to hear WIN Carleton at Lincoln
hall tonight.
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JOHN BECK & SON,
Wholesale Liquor Merchants,
no. ssI LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Have received the following
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES
FOR THE HOLIDAYS:
SHERRY,
LISBON GOLDEN MUSCATEI.
WHISTLES.
S0oADoN' Rye
COGNACs.
J.AF. MARTELL.
OTARD, DUPUY 4 CO.,
JAMES HENNESSY 90,
A. MARRErF 40
GIEs.
SWANS DOCK.
GOLDEN STAR ExGRA,
NEW ENGLAND
ARAC.
BATAVIA, first quality.
CHAMPAGNEs.
THE LEADING BRANDS.
IT Orders BY mail promptly attended to.
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WILL CARLETOH-star OOurss-tO-night at
Lincoln hail
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NOIE.-Thc Band are now making a tour of the
principal Eastern and Western cities on their way
to Louisville, KY, to fill an engagement in the
latter city on the 9TH OF February in aid of the
Free Library of Kentucky. james If
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NOTICE.-The sale Of tickets will commence On
MONDAY NEXT, February l, at M.tserott 3
Co. s, s25 Pennsylvania avenue.
Admission, 81 Reserved Seats, 20 cents extra.
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Miss EMMA &. THURSBY.

This organization has won a distinction for per-
fOrmance-unanmOusly accorded by DO.h Press
and Public-neyer attained by any military Organi-
zation on the American continent.
The programme will contain the choicest gems in
the Repertoire Of the Band, including the over
lures to Uberon, the fIyOrite overture to WILL
LIAM TELL, grand selections from LOheDgrin,
Tristan and Isolde, Lie Prophetic, and other emf
nent works.
Mr.. GILMORE tales pleasure In stating that he
has secuI ed the Of the William TeIl' over
ture as performed by the french Band at the last
Boston Jubilee, the Introduction being played by
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-17

Our or SEAsON.-A big line Of gteAn-
dimes, and summer silks, which have got
to he sold this week at some price at
j. ". kERHE1ja
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-17

Dyspepsia Ia tho most discouraging and
distressing disease man IL heir to. Amer.
leans arc particularly subject to this dis
ease and It's effects such rs sour stomach,
sick headache, habltual costivoness, heart,
burn, water-brash, gnawing and burning
pains in the pit OF the stomach, coming
up Of the food, coated tongue, lisagreea.
bic taste IN tho lnouth, impure blood and
oil diseases of tho Stomach and Liver,
Two doses Of GREEN's AUGUST FLOWER
will relieve you at once, and there posi-
lively isnOt case IN the United States II
will not cure. II you doubt this, 20 to
your druggist and get a sample bottle for
10 cents and try It. Regular size ri
cents, GolEW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
Valuable Farm in Marshall County

Notice Il hereby given that We shall, pursuant 10
n IlSrra NJ tho JOihty Court for Marshall county,
West virginia, made dfid tChtefyd on the nth DAY
II ltnliaFylSfO, In cause III ChahEefy rAnlln1 Iii
said COutt, wherein The Merchants National Hank
II West Virginia, nj Wheeling IA Complainant, and
Martin IL WAytlan and others hire lEietIlantS
prOrCdtVbel a. public AuGliOh u the highest aud
le4l hddGf, al The ifOnt huOf NJ the C0hr HOn0 NJ
Marshall county, West Virginia,
On SATURDAY. Inc t1lh Day Of March. 1876
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. ~, the following ,lc.
scrilcd real estate, that a 10 Ey; certain tract Of
lhnh situate OIL the waters NJ lnGis Hun, In the
county Of MARSHALL and State. Of West Virginia;
bounded M follows, to-Wlt: beginning nj n stone III
lane, corner to Samuel Allen, thence s. III vest
% poles IN stake on n fAVinc, branch VI lhggs
Hun; thence down said tiTlnG with the mrandCFS
thereof and binding thCrOn, l@I ito poles to 4
lRpCh on the north hank bf aid branch ni run;
thence n. agl5' west II 7.iO poles to letth; n
9!tSo west 10 40 poles, to white oak; n. 90, west
$40 poles, to stake; thence N, o. fast Il t.i0
lDlcs To sugar tree; thence N. i!ls' cast II SiO
POLES 10 lrgWOtd; N. ~ cast u Inle4 to sight
irrr; \. IN. east q rolls 10 An ipnw1Wl; y. W,
CNSt 40 POLES td,A stone; thahcc N a. Cst4
poles TO stone; thence y u cast Wa poles TO
stone near loCllsti N. 6g' East poles to large
hickory; n. ny eaSt 7nOlCS 10 sugar tree thcnCON
10 EAST 10 poles to hNch on tho west hrhnCh Of
hggF Rum thence down mid branch n ~ r west
Y poles to stake, corner TO land Of Thomas Told
,lers thereof and binding thereon, n $40 poles TO
stone; theme s. q TGt III 2!l0 POLES t0a stone;
thence s. 6BISs RON D pOCa 10 the place Of beRih.
ming, containing one hnnlnd and four AcFrS hnl
sIGty.Rve poles, h. tho same more OF less with all
the buildings anil appurtenanCeS thcrcnnto belong
TRRAl OF sALE-Unc-ihIri Of the purchase mon
Cy in cash and tho balance In lwocQIa annual pay
nicniS, the deferred payments 10 bG secured to the
satisfaction OF the Commissioners
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KID Gloves only 5Oc at spcyer Bros.
SE1tlSG below cost to felnce stock.
H lIENRY ROEMER.
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The Great Representative Amer.
ienn RinnO llRnnlhetuReRS.

lean Piano Manufacturer.
Messrs. Steinway & Sons ara undOuht!
eddy entitled 70 this proud appellatiOp,
and also that Of being tho piano makers
Of the world, for their instruments are
now heard in every land on which the sun
rises and sets. Recognized rs the pioneers
and introducers Of improvements which
have tended to the perfection Of that in
strument which il appreciated as the
household prize Of every well regulated
establishment, their fame Is justly world
wide, and has been crowned with laurels
never previously best0wedupOu any other
piano manufacturer in this or any other
country,
Some idea Of the yastness Of their blsi-
ness and the manufacturing facilities
necessarily required may DO gathered
from the lact-obtained on inquiry-aS
to the present condition Of local Ameri-
can manufactures, that during the week
ending Dec. 8, in addition to their large
and constantly increasing city retail
trade, they shipped seventy.tOur new
pianos to all parts Of tho Union and
Europe, and during the following one, the
unexampled number OF one hundred and
tro. The same average Of shipments
still continuing, commentis unnecessary,
A full stock Of Steinway Pianos at the
sole agency, ADAMS 4 LUCAS,
1917 Market Street,
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The river remains closed ut this point
and there Ia no prospect for q resump
ton in the near future.
The following boats are laid up al
MiddIeporti Sam Brown, Coal Hill and
John bravo, with empty towS, on theil
way to Pittsburgh. ArgoSy, Nail City
Emma Graham, i. NJ. Norton, Katydid
Kanawha and J. $. Neel. AT CoaIpOrt
or rather 4th ward Of pomeroy, Is the
Ed. Hobbs with tow Of iron ore fOI
Wheeling and the Big Condor.
Tho steamer Cherokee, New Orleans Il
Cincinnati, has the following freight fol
this end Of the Of the river Wheeling
List, Davenport & Co., . hhds. sugar; ]
Speidel 4 CO., lO'hhdS. sugar; G. Oglebay
& Co, II hhds. sugar. Pittsburgh
Carnegie, KlOman & Co., 500 tons gun.
boat iron; 7. Duff & Sons, o bbls. mo-
laSSes, Leubbo Bros,., % bbls. molasses
IIawOrtIl, D. & Co, % bbls. molasses.
Capt. List writes that he will make an
effort to raise the II. K. Hudson, sunk by
the Ice at Wheeling, as soon a. The
weather moderates. His new steamer
only requires painting to DO completed
PiLsburgh Commercial
The first steamer that ever came Ia
Bowling Green, says the Democrat Of that
place, arrived there nearly forty years
ago, and carried one piece Of artillery
with which II fired salutes and first woke
the echOs Of that region with sort OF
music not very familiar 10 "the natives,
until twenty or twenty-five years later,
when, .instcad OF salpteS and blank cart.
ridges, grape md canister, round shot
and shell were fired -"prolucing an i'm.
mense moral effect, but doing vcrylittle
damage" in our famous civil war. The
cxact date Of the arrival Of the little
steamer il fixed IN the memory OfsOne Of
the older citizens by the iact that on that
night the late Mrs. Eliza Rutledge, eldest
daughtersOf Hon. J. H. Underwood, was
10y 1OlSaphl '~lR,
pITsBuRGif, February lG.-'Ehe. river
Ia frozen OVetandait Ia very cold. ~
MEMPHIS, February ID. THE river fell
twenty.one inchesE Weather clear aud
pleasant. Arriyed-I}ell Of Texas, Pine
Bluff Departed Mary Alice, New
Orleans.
CtNCINNArE, February 1C.-The river Is
eleven feet four inches and falling slowly.
Weather cloudy. Ice heavy.
EVANSVILLE, February lG-Weathcr
clear. Mercury 10 to 2Oo. The river
has fallen S.lO Of a foot, with II 7.lO feet
average. Tho Ice Is plenty but not heavy.
The Paragon arrived at 0 o'clock this
evening with 600 tons and had compara-
lively little trouble. She will proceed 10
discharge considerable Of Il here. All Oh
board arc we'll. The 1dlewild and Red
Cloud will leave tomorrow II IL does not
turn cold. business Il dull but will
open lively. Kittie 1fegler Ia about
ShawneetOwn. ReytOnia and barges are
In Green river.
NASHVILLE, February l0.-The river L.
Still falling with 8 feet 3 inches on the
shoals. Weather clear and cold.
.Arrived-1ltearsiord, Cooke & Eddy.
vile, upper Cumberland river.
CAIRO, February I0.-NO arrivals or
river Ia feet 10 inches and
falling Weather clear and pleasant,
mercury 81.
LOUISVILLE, February 1O.-Weather
clear and pleasant. River unclaimed,
Navigation at a deadlock
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AN 1NrELLi0EScER reporter invaded
Justice Schulta's bailiwick, in the Eighth
Ward, yesterday. The fire had gone out
The hearth was all cold, and the judiciuI
bench was llnoccupled. Even the Squire,
noble mastiIrwns not summing himself OIL
the doorstep asin more prosperous times
Our reporter gently murnlured, in The
language Of the Sleubcnvillo HemM 4
NetrS maiG ia our bdnntiiul temple Of
Justice to he but cold mansOleum rear.
10 over the fallen goddess that was wont
to l,residetlIere% Then he hailed an up.
town car and hctokc himself hOIneward
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New Huches, Tics, &c., ntspcyor Bros
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p.u.u,r, ;. ts, Special t'nSii isS!Sss
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I T4R 1h 20 Il IlA.LTHo lnry q

l THEV EkDlvF al LAsr.LTRs' jury IN
the BEidgepolt abortion case met again
yesterday moEpipg, aud pftsr Fe-examin-
ing one or tVos Witnesses and consulting
together for several hours, rendered the
following verdict:
We, the undersigned jurors, empsn-
neled and sworn on the l2th day OF Feb
Fuary, 1875, in the township OF Pease, by
John Crooks, Justice OF the Peace, act
ing as Coroner for the time being, to in
quire, and return true presentment in
What manner, and by whom, Alice Martin
came to her death, after having heardthe
evidence, and examined the body, We do
find that the deceased came to her death
by IN abortion performed at Steubenyille,
Ohio, by some person or persons to the
Jury unknown, while the deceasel was
Visiting ut Tie house Of Mrs, Ann Wig
gins. IN aaiI CITY.
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DON'r grumble aluit Tie weather, thai
cold III your head, your ruutine NJ bust
hess aud things generally, but Imagine
for minute, yourself u car driver work :.
Ing sixteen hours day for eight cents
md fraction M hour. And II that
iun,t make YOU hnppYgo and pnt yourself
inIllis place.
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.TnERE Ia one consolationto be drawn
from this exceptionally hard winter. II
VIII give the yuuhg fellows q chance to
ait tlleit tecollections Of Il when the all.
yer threads among tle gold shho upon
their brOws and they are numbered
among the oldest inhabitants"
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'~"''pb y"H"'sS V'"''"N"'7'p"H''''i" NNh ~
1t will be observed that the cash out
Jay haslipgreascd greatly within the past
two weeks. This Is owing to the fact
that over Lw0hnpdred destitute, families
in the city are daily supplied with food,
These families are visited by the ladies
Of the Ward Committees, and none but
bona fde cases aro relieved. The number
Of tramps fed from day to day at the Soup
House shows q falling of, thus showing
that our own city poor are beeing bene-
fitted by the fund raised by our citizens.
There y greater destitution in Wheeling
than many suppose, andlhad not the Rs.
lief Association been established. God
only knows what would have become Of
the poor in our midst,
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A. J. BAGGs,
JAMESCtARK,
213,lUU9 BIC. q4ASsFGS, u
W. HOLLIsTER,
GiEo. GlEElN,

w Ns hlsAANNAAaiNt
Mrs. Virgins and daughter, and Mrs
Dickey left Bridgeport on the II O'clock
train yesterday morning for Steubenville
At the depot previous to their deB9rt.
urC, the ladies were apparently in the
highest spirits, Us they laughed and
talked in manner which attracted con
siderable attention.
The citizens Of Bridgeport, US remarked
by us yesterday, anticipated tho verdict
given above. Considerable dissatisiac'
ton is expressed at the result Of the IN,
veStigptipB Rpl the HlqplGrapl which Il
was conducted. Whether or not the
friends Of the unfortunate young lady
will undertake to bring the guilty par
ties 70 justice We are not at present AL
yised.