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wreck of the brig Machas at Gloucester with 50 tons Of
Charleston Nov IA with sha broken The America Is also
reported having arrived II Baltimore on the same day
snIP Valley FoRGE, Savannah which was ashore on
the Horseshoe has been surveyed and pronounced unse
worthy.
very bad condition. and the tide Gibbs and flows IN her
BARK ApoLPH FRKDHoLxtsw), from Gehe at Philadelphia
18th. had heavy weather and sprung lower yards
BRIG KEYSTONE, Barter, from Havana for Falmouth put
into Charleston Nov IA in leaky condition.
BRle wEsosAH from Daen for Philadelphia before re-
nov ., lat 70, Ion ~ 70, bearing up for Nassau
SGnE LoTrrT AsSE, Mecready from 81 Martins AZ
sails and carried away jibboon "'-''''
% % AIIcE HAZE which Nieolajek july
ably more x.ssT probably bessaso good deal
nsssn where she ssSaued IN order To sscs the
China where VI Is So Go snss her to leave for
scnE Polar STAR OF Crsasld from Hanteoks River for
eSOsa ID S Sua ~POd wa " sS. w
iant a%S was assa or Fssy and .owsd
ing the channel
scnR NELSON HARVEY Io9ei tons Of Barnstable now at
% ss me ks
hail from that port.
LAcos ashore the sand at the mouth Of the
Merrimac River has her considerably stove
cabin but her top works In good
sci will be owed TO the marine railway at hewbpryport and
the Marine 90 Boston and the cargo
~ go in the Mercantile Insurance Go Of Boston The coal
aud the insurance company.
ScHR EMILY MILES, from Boston for Philadelphia, in bal
last ashore OF Pom Quogue light nearly opposite
CANOE place and last lay high and dry Boats
from the life saving station took Oh the
ScHR SriNsos at Portland Me- 18th, from Rondout,
carried away foremost head.
Of bark BENJAMIN Cumming: sold 4.
charged om her last to eary Tsber the rate
IS COOS also ~ Of bark Caao same IS
HALIFAX Nov 1.-THE Brig Blanche OF Liverpool ashore
on Pubuco Beach, may DO got OF.
The schr Lizzie bakers -four laden, previously reported
ashore on Country Harbor has been OH and taken
Isaacs Harbor She Is At anchor, with her decks
level with the
NORWICH, Conn Nov IA special to the Bulletin says
that is believed an unknown schooner coal laden and
bound east oundered this morning miles south Of Wick
opesit, near Watch Hill.
LAuNcnThe ship in skolaeld's yard Harpswell is
to be launched today u5) She is 100
Samuel Skoheld and Is to be commanded by Capt Samuel
Skolfeld Jr She will be towed Portland fit Tor
LAUNcHEp-A doube-decked 3-masted schooner last
week launched from the yard Of Bsyes Son at Port
Jefferson She is named the Manuel Cuxa, after
chant at Baracoa who III She Is intended
the fruit and general West India trade and will be
manded by Capt Bayles of Port Jefferson Her dmen-
sons Length Of keel los feet beam 30 feet inches
depth of hold, l31s feet: capacity about 425 tons.
At the same yard 1000 ton SHIP for New York merchant
lis
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FOREIGN PORTS

BuESos AvRrs, Sept 2s-Arrived bark Sadie Gregory,
Sailed Sept IL schr Kocheko Jasper Rio Janeiro; Esd.
bark Dirgo stsPIes Jnya. 49,. .e..,,.,. d.,
Dq.ton Liverpool for Montreal g.. c....n
from New York Caspian (B Trocks Baltimore for LIVER
JraE~lr Oct 2s-In port, brig John Mason Porter,
PrexIasuco Oct ARRIVED. bark Moewe GER, Egers
Sailed 9th; Annie Grant. Ryder Rio Grande
QuEsEc, Nov 12Arrved. steamer waldesian, Stephen.
Cleared 18th steamer Moravan Graham Liverpool Que
bee, Thcarle, do; bark Liverpool Wight, GreenocK.
fPER STEAMER MosELl
ARDRossAN. Oct 5o-saied, Candida, hathieson, san
ASrwEar, Oct 27-sailsd from Flushing Roads, Never
sink. Jarvis, New York Royal Dare, Cooper DO .,
AMoY, TO Oct sl-saied Glenlyon 80, Edward New
BELFAST oct socieared Bachelors Booker Charleston
BRIxnAs Oct 3o-oG. New Echo from London for Boston
Boa6S16S. Oct 2s"ssiied, 1resta, DOW, Monicvideo;
soth Investigator, Butmsn New York; N"'or Olsen do;
CSRpiSr Nov arrived George Shepard, Rich. Bristol
Cleared 2eth Clara Goodrich, Look. Havana.
Sailed 3lst Trstsgar krasit ren s,, . r
New wy York ro~S oo"' w 80 '1'' 0-'' '"''0"'
pSSsnsnss Oct s~Passed Johann Keper spe from
nASTzc. Oct 2-ArIiyed, Triplex, Won wyek New YORK
GLASGOW, Nov i-sailed from the Clyde Peabody Mel
GiRcrSrI, Oct 2iasSisd Dsphno ?, Landnl, New York
lermo. ., .,,-,,.,
Cleared 2Stn, ALVIN y hely heny Baltimore
Williamson, New Orleans; 18th Repubk, Fortmann, Now
York.
HAyRE, Oct 30-sailed ophr Larsen, Hampton Roads
LIVERPOOL, Oct SO-Arriyed, Marshall, Tucker, Ca
lais Me Lord Give ~, Urquhart Boston.
Sailed 3Uth, Dover, Hand. Philadelphia Harriet Upham,
Putnam rybee Forest Belle Scott, Havana; Palestine (s
Lloyd Boston; ToiyO Snellman Pensacola; Nov L. Charley
Mcdonald, 1T John, NIB
Cleared s0th, Wiibald MutzelI. Richmond; County Of
Picou, Munro Tybee; Franzen sJolund Pensacola Pa
lermp, Wade. Sandy Hook.
LoSnoN, Oct 39-Arnycd, Thames t0, Campbell. Mon
rea Denmark 80, Williams, New York and entered out
for dol.
Cleared 3oth, Saracen Laverick New York; Chaasle.
Lndegreen. New Orleans tand lett Grayescnd Nov City
u Montreal midget New York land left Gravesend $50
Braseiaw kont, New Orleans; Lord Dahouse, Ploctl,
Pensacola Caista Hawes, Phoan do; Nov !, Il Cove
Merchant. Monteyideo.
Entered out JOth, ID Boynton. Applyby, Boston. =
Sailed from Grayesend 10Th, Somcrvle Charleston Harry
Bailey, Savannah taud both passed Deal Nov Proses
pine. New York land passed Deal 3is Nov !. sas ~
ward, Boston, Magma. Pensacola, 49,.
LIsnoS Oet 24-sausd Aarianna H. Lopss, New xofk.
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WIFE BEATERs IN WILLIAMSBURG

Yesterday noon oncer Poole arrested Louis Kruf Of
No 81 Graham avenue in the act Of kicking and jump
ing Oh the body Of his wife Catherine, whom he had
knocked down a moment before the officer arrived The
presented fearful appearance when brought TO
the staton-a face very battered and bruised beyond
recognton-and she is determined TO press the charge
against her liege lord to-day.
Fillmore Pangborn Of No 3e7 Leonard street was ar
rested at six r ". yesterday by officer Moore while
choking his wife They had had some words and then,
70 put stop 10 her tongue he caught her by the
throat, and but for the opportune answer Of Oncer
Moore to the calls Of her alarmed neghbors Fillmore
would have enectuay slenced her
Both men were locked up In the Sixth precinct, and
VIII be arraigned before Justice Eamas .dav.
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n1- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The New YORK
HERALD adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
use on the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing green red changing from to the other
in succession and can be seen miles distant Cap
tans ovesse upon seeing this signal will obge MS by pre-
pairing any they have for the Ship News
Department of the HERALD.
HPersons DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels arriv
New York do by addressing TO such vessels care
OF HERALD news yacht pier No ! East River, New York.
received from all Of the world and promptly de-
hyered. Duplicates required.
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ESee cable news.

Arrived at Fayal Oct bark Spartan Tripp NIB clean
and sailed I'd I'd bark President I'd, Robinson landed
s5 bb OIL and sailed 18th bark Janet through
the channe42o bbs oil board, schr Union Long, do
(did not land o6o bills board and left day. bark
Osman. Osborn. do landed 20 bbls sailed 18th
anehored 4th, Pioneer TripP do landed 200 bills sth
14h 18th, Gen Scott Robbins 100 bbls sp board and
sailed day. Draco Peaks 80 bbs and sailed 18th
18th, Rousseau Almy 10 bDls sp landed. Banks
ST Michaes to land oil.
Bark Helen Mar Koon at San Francisco is to sail for
home with her catch and 500 bbls oil freight from
bark Camilla.
letter from Capt Handy, of bark Mary Susan, of NIB
Would be at Talcahuano in April.
letter from Capt Clifford of bark vigant, of NIB re-
ports her at Tombez Oct IL with bbs told
Would be at Talcahuano in March.
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DROWNED ON SUNDAY.

Yesterday morning Peter Andres, a man about Gfty
years of age, residing Nineteth street, near
A. left the pier at the foot Of Ninetieh street. East
River in company with three companions, in a sail
boat A report was received at the Twenty-third POI
lice precinct in this city, to the effect that the boat
eapsized in Bowery Bay the village OF Flushing,
/. l.. and that Andres was drowned. His companions
were rescued and the body Of the unfortunate man re
covered by John j. Roland of Eckford street, Green
point. The body OF Andres taken TO Woosey's
Point, on the sound
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tary Of the Treasury any relating importation
for such Exhibition IN which they may regard these
regulations insufficient 10 secure the interests Of The
revenue and special instructions will be gwen Tor their
guidance in such case
2I-The regulations heretofore issued under date OF
October 1874 and May 49, 1875 are hereby
and annulled provided, however, that no rights
tercsts heretofore acquired Hereunder shell affected
to the injury OF the parties concerned.
3. IL BRISrOW Secretary OF the Treasury,
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THE CENTENNIAL.
MORE VISITORS TO THE GROUNDS FROM NEW
YoRK-THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND
THE FIRE UNDERWRITERS VISIT PHIIA-
DFIPHIA.

DELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, 1915.
The following visitors from New York are expected to
arrive in this city tomorrow morning TO visit the
Centennial Exhibition grounds as representatives OF
the important bodies named:-Centennial Committee,
New York Stock Exchange-George W. Mclean,
president; jenkins Van Setback, Jas N. Hartshorne,
s w Boocock c. II. Woenshofer, Henry 5. Wilson,
s w. GreenleaE r. L. Cutting, Brayton Ives,
Jno H. Davis Barth Skaats, L. 5. Monroe,
j. = Sauzade S. V. White Alexander Taylor J. "
Bowler John Benjamin, T. l. Frank, George H.
Brodhead; Centennial Committee New York City
Banks-C p Leverich, chairman; Centennial Com
mittee New York Clearing House-B. b. Sherman;
Centennial Committee New York Fire Underwater
4. W. Crowell d. A. Heald, NJ. +. Hodges, W. w. Hen
shaw, George I. Hope, Hamilton Bruce, J. Fereance,
w II. Ross J. NJ Mclean, r. Notnam, j. H. Pnckney,
" Miller j. f. jeremiah J. L. Thcrne, ID. b. Keller T.
briggs Centennial Committee National Board Fire Un-
derwrters-H A. Oakley, George L. Chase, j. v. Par
ish Stephen Crowell Thomas H. Montgomery, Charles
Plat Albert Bowler, H. !. Kellogg, j. b. Hail. George
T. Cram Centennial Committee National Chamber OF
Life insurance.. s. winston Carleton Lewis.
The visitors will leave Jersey City at twenty five min
utes past nine A. ~ in special car which viii take
them direct to the Centennial grounds AS the press
ing need of the Centennial Board OF Finance Is money
is TO be hoped that the interest OF Of the sort
representing these bodies may be productive of sub
stantial results
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmasers informed
that by teegraphng to the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street. London" the
Paris office, addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de roper
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabed this
try free Of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi
eranean ports viii find the Paris office the economical
and expedtous for telegraphiny nawa
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pendents have made more than corresponding gains
This Is another evidence that the color line or lace
issue Is rapidly disappearing from the map Of Virginia
politics aud II the independent movement succeeds IN
future elections as has the il win
DO absolutely abolished Which party will make most
OF the negro vote remains 10 be seen.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Austria from Cardiff for callao Sept lat 81 Ion
Al W.
Ship North Star from Cardiff for Rio Janero Oct 10 lat
% s. Ion 80 40 w.
Ship Chas Southland from Cardiff for Bombay Oct H.
lat Is n, Ion 10 w.
Bark Montana (GeD. bound tho Gulf of California Oct
20, off Cape st Lucas.
Bark Luigi dtaD. from Barcelona for New York. Nov g.
a M "
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

R~ For wreck Of ship Calcutta tr, from Quebec for
Liverpool many lives also for loss Of sehr Enter
prise general columns.
s1HAnRRs AZ Iopp arrived at Portland i4tb from tha
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WHALEMEN.

NEWPORT Nov l3-The spindle on the head Of Brentons
Reef Is reported gone since the late gale.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer
Sails IDestination

TIES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
oP NOVEMBER DECEMBER
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while receiving simply the salary OF
Major of Engineers, he has grown enor-
mously rich in the short space OF six
wears and considering further thatthetes-
timonv against him was so strong in this
particular instance, as TO make an indict-
ment unavoidable (tor it was clearly
avoided rs long as possibIeJ even if he Is
not convicted, there will be many who
will think he ought to have been. Such
IA reputation mas never before been at
tachad to any one in his position in the
United States, and it is but another fact
to cause the period of Radical Govern
ment in this country, to be pointed at as
the darkest blot upon our history.
Second, 1t is clearly manifest that
these investigations an / conclusions have
been brought about solely through the
Democratic victories of last Fall. For
many years these whisky frauds were
being carried on, and to say that they
were unknown in Washington would be
to assert an absurdity. Their very magnl-
tude is alone sufficient 10 justify the be-
lief that they must have been at least
heard Of, and the positive conviction OF
ex-chief clerk AVERY. now convicted
felon) and the probable connection OF the
Presidents private secretary Herewith
makes this belief assume tn
proportions of certainty. Now
while Radical papers and speak
ers are assuming great credit to
their party for purifying itself, who
will believe that that the publication
was not entirely case of making viz
tue of necessity? Who does not see and
believe that had the administration not
known that Democratic House would
certainly have uncarthcd these frauds,
this eleventh hour appearance OF
virtue never would have been assumed,
nor the same fostering care would not
have been exercised over these vil!ainles
in the future, which has been eXerted IN
the past2 These things are too plainly
seen TO be concealed, and they
are too apparent for any man
,,,r at this lnle date. 10 be deceived
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FOR SALE.
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL SELL, On Wednesday. the
Il 10Th daV of December. 1879, In
front Of the Court House OF Ohio county
commencing at ~ O'Clock A. ~, the l6I-
lowing property, situated ON the west ~II..
of Huron street. between Goodrich anu
Zane Houses Nos. y and II, one contain.
ing three rooms and kitchen, and ON.
Of eight rooms and kitchen. Good puIun
good clsteIns ana hydrautS. and frult on
the lot, with all the necessary outbuilt-
lngS. First lot j2Xl2j, and second lot
2iNl2j.
The above will be- sold Srperate or in Tho
whole, to suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash on
day of sale, or more 10 suit purchase,
balance in two equal payments OF >iS an.
twelve months, with interest, secured "a,
deco OF trust on the property Tor the hlrE
payments. j. G.. HERNEN
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent r,..
Market Street, Agent Tor Mrs. Walk.
Hunter. IL
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HERE it is in nutshell Nobody
could have said 1t better, and nobody of
ordinary sense will be foolish enough to
gainsay it Said the Philadelphia Press
in recent issue: what the people
most Enthusiastically will resent and pun
i,h promptly, in every section, is eccle.
siastlral Inference with our politics, be
the hierarch Roman Catholic, Buddhist,
Methodist, Pagan, Presbyterian, or
Mormon"
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TO SENATORS AND DELEGATES.

We will be obliged 10 Sena-
tors, Delegates, and all 9th
ers. who are subscribing to
the Register, if they VIII
promptly notify us when they
fail To receive their papers.
by sO doing, any irreguiari-
ties will at once be corrected.
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FOR SALE

THREE HUNDRED ACRES VAII-,
L Die Coal Land, with river front. N IN.
S S,i,.,l. anu auJolhlns, The Bcuwood Irn.
Norhs property. Also, ~ acres surface
running nom the river 10 the ION "f ~.
nil, ana known us the David T.. MrlJ..J,,.
en- tract. There j. ON the ur~prrfy n,'..
brick anu two frame dWrII,f, Ear...
win outbui,liiusN. For particulars NM
terms, apply Ia ''''
ALDEENON &PAUu..
HONI lA,.u tNi.in AprntS
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete newsstand family paper pnntedln
West Virginia. II will be sent to any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable preml-
ums TO cIuu agents and TO subscribers.
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Commencing at 10 o'clocl, 4. ~. M rr..
front door OF the Court House Of tulu
county, sell AZ public auction, the follow.
ing described real estate. situate i'm mo.
city OF Wheeling, West Virginia. lo.wl,.
All the right, tltlr and interest 81 the said
John Nolan ia and 10 lot numbered
ninety-thrcr grI situate on the east Side.
of Market street, I'm that part OF the city uf
Wheeling known as the Old Town o..
Wheeling, rs laid out 10y Ebcn,zrr Xanr
This property Is well improved. and rent,
iorahout s2lD per year. said Nolan int.
rest i'm said lot, intended lu u,. sold. en-.
braces the Zee simple To- the whole lurTru.
except ia" north ihir'y-fhirr G-. feet
thereof, being th" portion of said lot which
was conveyed hy the said Nolan and wife
tod. NJ. BickIo by two deeds bearing date.
one January -ith, I>,-, and rH, other Fen.
ruary 18th, -, and now of record lu dprd
of trust book 40. g. pl ,.r records OF OHIO
county,
TERMS or SAIL cash. The title tD the
above described property I> believed 90 b,
perfect, bur selling u> trustee viii only
convey such title AS Is vested IN M by
said deed Of tIuNi
JOSIAH +. lpbEGRNFF,
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Trustee.
AurflOurcT.
no2Ji TAYLOR a BAkk, AttOluuNS.
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1T. ~~TLI-FINNELI.- Monday even
ing. December 18th, 1873, at ~. Matthew's
Church. by-Krv. Dr. J. q. Armstrong, Gro.
r. RUSSELL to MARY \. FINNELi., both OF
tlIrk>hETg.
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Tru9Eoc,s Sale

DI VIRTUE OF y DEED OF Trust
ID made by John Nolan and wife, 10 me-
rs Trustee, dated the .g'h day OF Jauu4r,
1873, and re- ordrd IN deed of trust nonl,
No. ,, pages 2l5 and ~, OF the record nr
deeds in The Clerk : olllc. a.: ohio CuuI....
Court, | Will, on
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FOR RENT.

VNHE LARGE HALL, WITH ANTI
Room in the building. on the north
east corner OF Market and Fourteenth
streets. at present occup ed as a Jewish
Svnugogue. This Hall, the largest in the
city. i ot easy access, j. well lighted from
both 'front.' and de. and in good order.
Possession April lSt. Apply 70
WM PAXTON,
declla Chaphuv street.
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rnNvNKUSSVONER,S SALE

Greer ~ Laing as David j.. Doncl ana
others.
In the Municipal Court of Wheeling, In
Chanccry.
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling, rendered I'm the above
entitled cause, on the 2Uth day OF S,ptrm-
Der, 1873, !, the undersigned Special Com
missioner, will, ON saturday, December
Ifh. 1879. sell al ia" 'front.' door ufthc
Court House OF ohio County, commencing
said sale at 10 o'clock, \. NJ, the following
described property:
The southern portion of lot numbered
one hundred ANA S"Vruty.~vvru az SitU-
atrd near the southeast corner of Eun and
sixteenth streets. In the city OF Wheeling,
West Virginia. said portion OF sud iuf
fronts thirty-ouc feet, more CO.. JOSS. uu ED1
street, and extends back an 't .au width
to TIA" east line Ot said lot, 500. 90.
TERMS or SAIF.-Our hall cash. In'
balance in Two equal instruments, al hn"
and eighteen months, respectively, from
day of sale, with interest, ia" purchase
to- give his bonds with approved security,
for the deferred payments, and ctitlc to
ne retained until the purchase money
shall have bccd paid IN full.
X. g. BARR,
Special Commissioners
JoHN W. MITCHELL, Auctipuccr.
The abOV" sale is postponed to Satur-
day. December IL, 1870, at IN O'Clock
4. VI. uuNI-OhMl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
tn Whom if May Concern.

,-oTrCE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOT TO
y trnst mywjfe Dorcas Fleisner, on my
account, unless she first produces wrlt-
ten order, signed by myself, as otherwise
/ will not be responsible for her de5tS.
i'oi,s John FLEI >NER.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
4 LWAYS GET THE BEST.
REEDS COUCH SYRUP,
The Safest. most Effective and Popular
cot Oil REMEDY in the
DO NOT NEGLECT a COUGH.

However Slight. Use REEDS Cough syrup.
IhrI, IS no preparation equal To It.
McCABE, KRAFT ~ Co, Proprietors,
Wheeling, W. Va.
Tn-Nuld hy all Dealers IN Medicine.
nov lNgEsb
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Refined Sugars.

100 Bills. Crushed. Powdered i Granulated
100 Bills \ ami Extra {.
leo NCliOwS.
In store and for sale by
nov2S VI. REILLY.
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$1,000 PROFIT ON 500

Invested IN Stock Privileges in Wall 81
Books and Circulars telling How III.
DONE" sent free Address BANTER n Cos
Bankers, l. Wall ST, New York. scPJ.-ta.,
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FLO u R.

100 Barrels Pollock s Indiana Fancy.
Washington Indiana Nils
Gem OF the West, extra family
Just received and for sale by
mart NJ. REILLY,
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MUNICIPAL NOTES

A delegation nom westchester county, COM
posed OF gentlemen VINO belonged TO the Board Of
Supervisors OF that county. before the Annexa
act, called upon the Mayor In relation to the
settlement OF the amount ana claims yet unad-
justed as between the two counties.
The Aldermen were paid their salaries yester-
day, despite the tomfooery OF the two "Assista ant
Aldermen" who put in protest against their
being paid. Alderman Gon, who was one OF the
committee shat called upon the Comptroller on
Tuesday to learn by what right the paynlasier had
refused to pay the salaries, says that he is not
hencnman Of the Comptroller and does not mean
to be.
several German taxpayers called upon the
Mayor yesterday and LETT for his edfcaton series
OF resolutions. IN which he was given a good deal
OF gratuitous instruction as to now the city gov
eminent should be run so as to benefit the tax
payers.
the Committee on Railroads of the Board of
Aldermen, Messrs. Blessing, Guntzer and How
land, met yesterday afternoon and decided to re-
port favorably upon the resolution offered at the
last meeting oil the Board, directing the Com
mission OF Public Works to have the T rails re-
moved from the city railroad routes wherever
they are now laid. The committee also decided 10
report q resolution, In lieu OF the one ordering
their removal referred TO the committee, that the
Commission Of Public works inquire by what
authority more than TWO tracks are laid In any
street.