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COPARTN ERSHIP.
COparlnership Notice.

VOpHftMtfSnIp NOTICE..
FEyHE UNDERSIGNED have formed copartner-
Il ship dating from August 1st) under the firm
name of DENaSON Il II Ekk1N@, and will
continue the manufacture of Jewelry and Drug
gists' Paper Boxes at their factory on
Federal Streef, KTut1swick. Me.
B. L.. DsGNISON.
CHAS. j. PERKINS.
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To Let.
Furnished House to be Let.

MICE and pleasant rooms to let, at 217 Cumber-
IN land street, without board.
sep1dtf MRS. ALONZO BUTLER.
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TO Let.
TO BE LET.

EuNHE desirable ofires in the Merchants National
Portland. Also offices in third story, with steam.
gas and water Possession given July LIST. Apply at
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
iu10 DIFF
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To Rent.
BOARD.
Summer BOarders.
Board,

yEyWO Gentlemen or Gentleman and his Wife can
Il be accommodated with first class Board and
Rooms at No. 20 Brown Street. my19dtf
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TO LET.

CECoND STORY in THOMPSON BLOCK, 42
y feet wide nearly 100 feet in depth, newly fitted
up with counting room and tables. The best lighted
room in the city. Suitable for jobbing or 4nanufac
turing, will be let for either, with plenty of stor-
age room over SHEPHERD a. co.'s. Whole
sale Fancy Goods Store Nos. 121-123 Middle Street,
below the Post Office. Inquire of H. E. THOMP-
SON, No. 32A Emery street, on the Spring Street
horse car route. ian20d&wH
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New Work Market.

Nv Ynwv S.Tf.uI.r IJ--CVltWI-
n.-,., y, IJ"INlltr, nItYr.. closed firm.
E',,,','I'r ~ -.lt.I,Ig15 %. O,,nhnr
-, T." ,,, ,, H., ~ ~. y,,,,,.,-r T., I.-1f
80, - - .., n '',o, -,'i !, -.5I, 3.,.
- ,.,- ,,... ,,.,..-.'.,. - -.
T Mt - 80 a',.'. n.,I 30 air ErnTr
VI 1 mi. 10 .I,..,' ~ rnn I.rr.i. Srr.r
e.., ' ,.' ,..r. - SKA, -. cnn,nnn 70
-. ,., -o.,5 80. aaaJ f. rbnirr 81 Goa,
- ,.I,,,,.. ,.I...,.t WI, - no. ~. .y.
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The GERMANIA SOCIAL.-La,t night
the Germania Social, al organization
composed of the elite Of our young Ger
man population, inaugurated the seasons
campaign, at Neuhausens Assembly
Hall by q. grand dance.
The affair vas. admirably
arranged, and more joyous and happy
sssemblage could not have been gather
ed together. About midnight the party
adjourned to supper, which was elegantly
gotten up in Mr.. Neuhausen's best style,
which is sayinga great deal. After supper
the dancing was continued until late,
or rather early hour, in the morning,
when the parry adjourned for their homes.
| Joe kramer's band furnished the music
for the occasion, and of course he render
ed satisfaction.
Mr.. Neuhausen has fitted up hi: CAS-
semLly Hall" in the finest kind of style,
and with ii taste that cannot help but be
admired. This is just the kind Of u
place long needed il Wheeling, 10
accommodate private and select parties
and Mr.. Neuhauscn deserves thanks for
supplying that want. There will be
dances at the hall this evening and Fri
dav evening.
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COUNTY CoukI-Ju.lqs Cochran.

COUNTY CoUKI-Ju.ige Cochran.
The Court met at the usual hour yes
terday morning.
In the case of William St. Charles VS..
the city of Wheeling, the jury returned
u verdict for the plaintiff for $50. City
solicitor Jeiiers made motion for II
new trial on behalf Of the city.
c. w. Wickham was appointed guar
dian for Helen Augusta Wright vice
George y. Wickham, resigned; bond
$1,000
In the case of John Robrecht W. John
Marling, an appeal from Justice W. II.
Caldwell, the jury returned verdict in
favor of the plaintiff for $3.50.
In the case of Lorentz Aut VS.. Ed.
ward Boil, the jury returned II verdict for
the plaintiff! for 500.
in the case of Henry II. Smith vs..
Brunswick Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, judgment was rendered Tor the
plaintiff for $1,000.
Fred Lorentz was appointed guardian
of Albert NJ, Lcnorc Matilda and Will
liam NJ. L1rcntz, orphans Of Mary Ann
Lorcntz deceased.
The last will and testament OF John
Noble wa, admitted to probate
The case of the State of West Virginia
who sues for the Use of Henry Brcseck
vs. George Marshall, Adolph Yoke and
John Bayha was continued until next
term.
The case of Marguerite Miller V. Au-
gust Miller, charged with selling liquor
To an intoxicated person, WAS on trial
brfuye jury when the court adjourned.
The court adjourned till this morning ut
. o'clock
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WARRINGTON COUNTY ITEMS
Form the Review & Examiner.
Tuu M-b..lir., R.r,i.t N.s,,

Form the Review & Examiner.
The Wheeling Baptist Association
will convene at Pleasant Grove
Church, East Finley township,
this county, on Saturday, 18th inst.
BRIDGE building is now in progress on
the Waynesburg and Washington Rail-
road 4 few small bridges are complct-
ed, and the others will be finished in u
short time.
The location of the Waync-burg and
Washington narrow gauge rairond hu'
been completed to this place, and the
work OF grading is now being actively
prosecuted just south of town.
AT an adjourned court held in thi.
plucr on Monday last, Judge AchrSon
announced that he did not expect to be- II
candidate for reelection. and would re-
turn to practice ut the end Of his term on
the bench, which will be- in December OF
next year.
FRIDAY night of week before last G..
W. Blaynsy, Of Good Intent, lost very
valuable horse by death. The cuu,e Of
death Is not certainly known. Som" per
sons supposed that it was gorcd by n
vicious bow that was in the same field,
while others had the opinion that it was
cut with knife by some malicious
enemy Of the owner.
Pleasant Hill Seminary, uca- West
Middletown. which WAS recently pur-
chased by several colored persons Of
Pittsburgh and Harrisburg, with view
of being carried on rs AL educational in
.titution for the coiorcd race, is to be
called lions Hill Collegiate Institute
Application for incorporation will be-
made at the next term OF court, shortly
after which IN organization will be ef-
fected and the school opened. Orders
have already been given to repair the
building.
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A CHALLENGE.

thereby challenge any member oi INC
Nail CITY Boat Club to row me d three
mile single scull race in best and best
boats over the upper course, for the sum
of 5000 two hundred dcllars) side
hone this will settle all the controversy
about weight.
LOUIS FELDsINGER,
Hegner Boat Q"5.
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NEgGHRORIIOOD NEWS.


Z tllsNlhFs'
TIN market house business from all ac
counts is prospecting finely
OY account !of the dry weather, the
roads and street crossings are now in good
condition.
TIE different lodges of the city, en-
bracing five orders have rented the large
hall in central block and are fitting it up
in grand style for IT," purpose Of holding
three meetings. These lodges are the
Red Men, Odd Fellows and Knights Of
Pythias.
Tug ladic. and gentlemen who visited
the home of David Wagner, Esq, nj
West Wheeling last night, ana received
the Inequalities Of the kind host and
hostess thereof, are unanimous in saying
that they never enjoyed a plcasantcr
evening or rather might've say night
for it was good while after "thc wee
sma hours awaut the twa' before the
happy company lett oiftripping the light
fantastic toe, and we might almost say
there was
mo sIeepEtill morn when youth and
TO chas% the glowing hours with flying
feet
Dave and his worthy wife would make
any one feel good who 20 socially TO
their house, and may ever prosperity Mt
tend them" We know Is the wish OF all
those present last night
The health of the city I'VE mean the
proplc) In, considerably improved, there
being but little sickuc-, in III" city, and
that but Il mild form ostyPho'd fever.
The two mon who met with the acct
dent few days since. are still in very
prrcariou, condition. Their live, are
hanging on the ycriest thread.
OLD ANTIQUITY. Of the SqDdard,
should make u better explanation Of his
mistake in giving the name Of Jake
burst for the man who was arrested in
Wheeling. few days since, for Il beer
bill. Jake fills the inner man with cutu-
bles. not drinkables, and don't allow him
self to get in debt.
\ NEW pavement Is being laid before
the Christian Church in our city. This
!, decided Improvement, and was much
needed. and We might mention that there
are IA few other places in town that paw
ing would hep considerable.
4 MEMBER Of our citizens left veste,-
day for the st. Clairsville and Barnes
willie fairs.
a SPECIAL passenger train leaving our
city at 800 \. NJ, Wa put on the B X
O. Railroad yesterday for the acrommp-
dation of those wishing to attend the
GAINESVILLE fair during it, continuance
This train leaves Barncsyi.le on 1t, return
at Is o'clock ?. N.
JOE GRAFTON horse Captain Jack. 20
goes to ST. Clairsvilie to day to trot ON
the Fair Ground track Ii is limited that,
although Cap is young in years, b. can
make the track in good sty," and fast
time.
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PhiInuelnnia Market.

PHILADELrHIA, September l5.-FIour
steady; extra - ooC' 10; high grades
~ OOCfS -. Wheat quiet; oh red
81 l5fl Is. Ryc-"ow Ole. Corn
Firm; yellow ,lw'5c; western MIXED
731a.7IC. Oal>-N mtcd; white 100 5Oc
as 10 quality. Whlsky-Quirt; western
81 10 Butter-Firm; New York and
bradford county extras 500 SIZE; ttrst>
9,l, soc; western extra lw2oc; hrsts
y1fo24c; rolls, extras 2ija 21c; hrstS
90S E.,cs-Stcady; western 2O'd2l!c.
Rehabilitation At p for refined;
az for crude.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September l5.-Flour-
Firm and unchanged. W hcat-ActIvc;
No western 81 u. Corn-DuIl; west
crr mixed 7OG72c OatS-Dull; western
mixed liza 45c; white 45@5Oc. Rye
Firm Mt 7Ola zoe Hay-Steady at 81 90
as Pork-$22 OOH22 -. Bulk Meats
shoulders sSc;clear rlo sides ~ &l2sc
Bncon-ShouldcrS Zoe; clear RIB sides
i$s@l&}c; hams lj@l5ic. Lard-D"ll
AT I4lc. Pctroleum-U nSettlcdi crude
5!@Gic; refined ll{@lIsc. Whisky
steady ut 81 2uI.
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CORNER STONE CEREMoSIEs'-FT0'
gray,as of the Day. gc.-There was a
large attendance at the meeting oi INC
Masors, held last night, at the Masonic
Temple. Brothers &, II. Collier occupied
,b. chair and A. II. Forgey acted as sec
rotary.
The object of the meeting was to hear
,b,. report of the committees, and the
further consideration of the corner stone
ceremonies, which take place next Sat
ureay. aud which will be conducted by
the Fraternity.
Brother j. NJ. Todd, chairman Of the
committee on Arrangements, reported
the following programme for the day
which was adopted:
ROUTE or THE PROCESSION.
From Washington Hall up Market
street to 10TH down 10th to Main, down
Main to 9th, up 2ith to Chapline, up
Chaplinc to 2Oth, down 10th to Market,
up Market to 10th, up 10Th to the Capt..
toll
PROGRAMME.
|. Announcement By the NJ. W. Grand
Master.
.. Ode
3. Raising the Corner Stone.
1. Prayer by the Grand Chaplain.
5. Deposit of coin, documents, &c., by
the Grand Treasurer.
{. Laying the Corner Stone-muHic by
the band
:. Proving the work. Ceremonies con-
Quoted by the Grand Master.
8. Conservation. Ceremonies perform
ed by the NJ. W Grand Master.
9. Invocation by the VI. W. Grand
Master. Responses by the brethren.
10. Grand Honors.
IL. ODE.
II. Addresses by Colonel Arnett and
others. Music 10y the band.
Is. BcnedIc.Iun.
The procession will then r'i"rm ana
return to the Temple.
The committee on Music reported
that they had engaged kr"mers
band. and the odcs would be
sung By chorus Of seventy five
ladies and gentlemen. The COM
mittee was instructed TO engage Schrien-
ers band also.
Ga motion, the Fire Department Of
the city and the two military compan
les were invited to join in the process
ion.
The committee of Arrangements were
Instructed to have 1000 programmes
printed and 100 of the odcs on card
board for the use of the choristers.
Brother Major Lorng was appointed
Chief Marshal Of the day, with power to
appoint his assistants.
On motion of Brother Mayor Sweeney,
the Chief Marshal was instructed to as
sign ull guests invited by the Masonic
Fraternity or Capitol Committee, to
places in the line Of procession.
After some further unimportant bust
ness, the meeting adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-16

RAILROAD BoNDs-QWct and firm III
the late dealing.
STATE SECURITIEs-Quict
The Governing Committee OF the
stock Exchange met this afternoon 10
discover. if possible, me authors OF the
rlmnr, wniru recently flooded the street,
but nothing was accomplished
Sr.rkS-Thc brarlsh feeling on the
Stock Exchange WAS more pronounced IN
speculative shares to-day than on any
pr,, lrus day since the downward move
,u,nt BEGAN. The weakness was most
marked in Lake Shore, Pacific Mail and
Michigan Central. the decline in these
stock, ranging from to2 per cent. In"
decline IN the balance Of the
market was to per cent
Erie. Western lCIion. Rock l.
land. Union Ptchr and st Pau! were
romptrativ.v hrm during the carly part
eff ,h. day. At the second board the
lowest pr..., o, the day were MAD" IN
most ,.,-e,. when Le,," ~h'~" declined 10
u on pressure to SELL This price Is
much .n.,r than the lowest OF quotations
ia tar great panic OF l-5%. There was
an improved feeling in the closing ui
dealings. when there WIS Il recovery ui
To- Ip.rc,u, from IL" lowest point OF
the div. Lake shore from -, To- 12f;
Pacific Mail from - Jn "i.i Ncs,cfn
Union from -. t. 1si; Northwestern
from b, L. IS; Tor common, and from
a2l To- % for preferred; OhI"s from
~ To- TO-; Rock Island from 1906 to l0I;
~ PAM from 81 10 3il for common. ana
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PEGsoNAL.-Judge Camden, OF Clarks-
burg. wa, at the McLure House Yesterday.
Hon. Thomas Maslin, Of Moorcfcld, is
registered ut the st. james hotel.
Guibord was printer, which may ac-
count for the trouble with his "undrrlay-
ing"
o. the inconsistency Of womankind!
Mrs. Boomer Cthe old original lives at
Council Bluff, ard pins her dress back.
Major Loring will be Chief Marshal
of the Masonic procession, next Satur-
day.
The Governor has appointed George
l.. Bennett Auditor pro tenn. during the
absence of Maj. Bennett.
Benz. Daily, private secretary Of Gov
ernor Jacob, left for Charleston last
evening
Hon. y. b. Lucas, of Jefferson county,
WAS in the city yesterday, and had quar-
tcrs at the Mcclure House.
Maggie Mitchell will produce new
play this STANDARDIZATION, the
Cricket
Caleb Boggess, Esq, Of CIark-burg, is
in the city and has rooms at the Mcclure
House.
Mr.. Fairfax, Superintendent Of the
Capitol Building, will make arrange.
ments TO have comfortable place for the
ladies at the cornerstone ceremonies.
Miss Ada Luck, of Carthage, ONO,
won a cook stove Mt the Cincinnati fair
a. sthe best and most cNpedient cook. In
thirty minutes she cooked, and cooked
well, potatoes, chicken, porterhousc steak,
tomatoes and corn, and made coffee, tea
pie and biscuit, and set the table in the
neatest style.
YESTERDAY morning, Mr.. Andrew He
Drank, of the jewelry firm of llebrank X
Bro, WAS married to Miss Amelia kull,
daughter Of David hull, Esq. The we'd
ding was u quiet one, and took place at
the residence of the brides parents on
Chaplinc street, Centre Wheeling. The
happy couple will spend their honeymoon
81 ,ifinS
The following is from she Burlington,
Iowa, Erery Sunday Morning:
Mr.. Thomas c lIarkinS died at
" hccling. West Virginia, last Tuesday,
September Eth, aged about torty-cne
years. ,,,o
WAS tor sometime employed in the store
of his brother-in.law, Mr. Alfred Clarke.
He attrrward had general store III
D,ryiIle. where he lived about four
wears, Attic establishment Of the cx-
prcss lines here, he entered the employ
If the American Express Company, and
was one of It's pioneer messengers. In
1868 he went to Ottumwa II, manager OF
the Express Company there, which post
he held for about five years. He then re-
turned to Burlington where he resided UNI
nj about three months since. His health
being broken, he went to his old Nlr-
ginia home, where he died from congeS-
ton of the bowels.
He was AN old citizen of Burlington,
well known to all Of us He WAS man
of good business ability, ana always filled
the positions which were entrusted to
him with ability and integrity. He was
n man of good principles, and Of gentle
heart. The honesty and goodness of his
nature made him many friends, who will
long remember him and regret his loss.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-16

ONO VALLEY DINING Rooms, oppo.
,rtc the Po-totiicc. Meals at all hours.
Everything that the market affords can
be- found there. George Mountain. cook.
STANLEY * IIawly, proprIctofs. Give Us
"A cNIl.
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THE COURTS.
STATES DISTRICT COURT
.Judoe Jackson.

judge JackSon.
This Court met at the usual hour yes
terday morning. ,
The case of the United States VS.. A. b.
Steinmetz, occupied the attention OF the
Court all day yesterday. The arguments
were concluded and the case given to the
Jury. who returned verdict of guilty.
The Counsel for the defendant made II mo-
ton for II new triul, which has been taken
under advisement by the Court. General
Cot and George B. Caldwell, Esq, ap-
peared for the Government, and Leonard
5. Hall, of New Martlnsvllle, and Thomp-
son u Linch, Of this city, for the defend
ant.
The Court adjourned to meet this
morning ut 10 o'c."cE.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river was falling last eygnin.
The marks at the landing indicated .
feet 10 inches in the channel.
The Science departed for ParkersUar,
yesterday morning, with good trip.
The steamer Comfort will leave e..
Marietta. this morning al II o'clock. sat
will connect there with the train e..
Parkersburg.
The Tempest will leave for New Mar.
tinsville, this morning, at l0I o'clock.
The Sunfsh packet, the Thanhay.s-
did not make her trip yesterday, in yo..
sequence OF broken wrist She au.
leave this evening.
There is no boat running in the S..4-
benylllc trade.
The wharfJoat will be taken of the
docks to-day.
The Hornbrook aud barge will depart
for Cincinnati and intermediate point,
this morning.
The following is from the Cinema.
Enquirer
agent Matt Mcclure re,ciyeIa ,r..-
from Captain T {. Sweeney OF Who.
ing, yesterday saying that his new b.a.
the FAuchlou. would be- ont Tur,g,
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For Music, Music Books, Pianos, Or
cans. stools Covers, and a thousand and
one thing, to bee found in Music store,
90 to Adams * Lucas, 1927 Market
street. They make 81 speciality Of these
articles, and sell At lower prices and on
more accommodating terms than any one
a..e.
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THE newest design, IN Basques, Over.
shirts and Patterns, also Il iuIl stock IF
all the patterns for Ladies, Misses and
Children in the "Dyu,,hc Fashioas' at
j. T.. MENDELs.
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PosT>L-Jamcs l.. Spicrr has been
appointed postmaster at Meadow Bluff,
Grecnbrier county, West Virginia, vice
George ii Rush, resigned.
J. H. lIar>hbargcr has been appointed
postmaster at Milton, Cabrll county,
West Virginia. vice :. H. Martin, re-
moved for cause.
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Police CouRr.-Joiys CrDoasr


The following cases were disposed of
ut the Police Court yesterday morning:
Ernst KIepner, for selling liquor or
sunday, was fined twenty dollars and
costs.
RUFUS King charged with keeping II
house Of i'll fame, was asses. ed ten dollars
ana costs.
Ida Florence, an inmate of Kings
place of business, was fined ten dollars
and costs.
Hugh Boyd, Jacob Enni, Harry Win
liz, Adam Rabblc James Taylor and
Elijah Hutchinson, charged hawking and
pcdIlng cattle without license, Were
each fined five dollars and costs.
James McGunHon, on the same charge,
Was assessed ten dollars and costs, so Us
to allow him to take IN appeal. The COZ
lection of the above fines was suspended
until Saturday, to see what action Coun-
ell would take in the matter.
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ANOTHER heavy reduction in Dress
goods and Carpets and Grenadines a,
low As cents per yard. Forced to sell
them at some price. ]. w FEREEL.
Corner Main and Goth street.
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ARARE CHANCE i will orcnsh only
sell Edwin c. Burts Imp. Prb. KID
and Lasting FoXcd Button Caters nj
81 90 per pair, on b, Cand d lasts. None
of the above shoes allowed on approba-
ti,u JERRY CLEMENS.
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THE CORNER STONE INSCRIPTIONS
The corner stone of the Capitol is now
IN readiness to be put in its place, and
on the two exposed sides are the follow
ing inscriptions:
"This corner stonc.was laid by the Grand
Lodge ofMasons of West Va, sept. Is, AL,
$50. Robert White, q. NJ; X. ID. Walker,
u. q. NJ; q. W. Atkinson, :. q. W; l..
MaIoncc, j. q. W. IT. W. Bliss, g. T.
"lS75. l. :. Grant, President; J.J. Jacob,
Governor; \. J. Sweeney, Mayor"
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A HoLIDAY.-At the requr.L Of the
Masonic Fraternity and the Capitol Com.
mittee, Mayor Sweeney has issued Il re-
quest to the business men and others to
close their establishments on Saturday
next from u VI. to r. NJ, SO us to allow
everybody to participate in the corner
stone ceremonies. Let it be "A grand
holiday.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New Work Money and STOCK
Market.

new YORK, September 10 MONEY
easy at2i@3 per cent. prime mercan-
tile paper 5lGG The Assistant Treasu-
rer disbursed Sl2S,OUO Customs receipts
$4,000. Clearings S5LUOO,000. Bank
ers bills 19@4 aS2!.
GoLD-Opened aud closed ut ll6, the
extremes OF the day being ll64 and III.
The rates paid for borrowing were 3
3.32, l-l6, ) 81, 3-t4, and finally l-32 per
cent per diem.
GovEKNMENrs-Closcd steady.
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THE Cincinnati Ti0cs asks: "Will
not our cotemporarles join with us in a
crusade against that horrible word,
gent It is worse than pants, more
repulsiye than Skinny more inclrgaht
than gal" less pathological than "bub,
1t shouldn't pass current IN the gali"ys,
but still runs round the newspapers"
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LADIES and Children's Kid Gloves in
the fall shades and beautiful tnts IN
Opera Kid, from two to ,iX buttons IN
length, at j. + MENDELs.
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LATEST novelties IN Laiie, and Misses
Felt and Straw Hats, also Flowers and
Fancy Feathcrs Mt j. T.. MENDELs.
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FARMERS who suffer from the rayagcs
Of potato bugs are informed that -attle-
snakes will destroy them.