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River News.

The river continues TO tall slowly.
Last evening there were less than five teet
in the channel. LA n
The Salt Valley passed down at Q A. NJ,
en- route for Portsmouth.
The John L. Rhoads left Pittsburgh on
Saturday for 81. Louis, and got aground
Just above Rochester, where she still re:
mains. The Hornbrook took charge OF
her barges.
The Jacob Heathcrington arrived from
below yesterday.
The Granite State, en- route from Ports
mouth to Pittsburgh, will pass up to-day.
The Carrie Brooks passed down last
night, en- route for Zanesville.
The Exchange passed down last night.
The Graham was due from Cincinnati
yesterday, but was not expected on ac-
count Of the low water.
The season Of navigation on the Red
River Of the North closes with the pres
ent month.
The Belle MCGOWAN has gone to Gin.
cinnati to bring tow Of empty barges.
: The Courier left for Parkersburg yes
terday morning as usual.
The Andes departed for Cincinnati last
evening. ..-.1-.,.-.s yss,g .a-
day: ...,....., ..,.....,.
Tine Ella Hughes has been sold TO Coles
circus. 49, ,..sl,. .t,H "a
PITTSBURGH, October 17.--River 2 feet
9 inches and falling; weather clear and
pleasant. .,-r, 1',il,.
MEMpH1s, October 17.-River fell FIVE
inches, now nine feet oneinch. Weather
clear. Departed-Atlantic and barges,
St. Louis; Church and Miller, Cincinnati;
Illinois, Vicksburg.
CAIRO, October l7.-Arrived-Ches
st. Louis. Departed-Chester, Memphis.
River 8 feet 8 inches and falling. Clear;
mercury 54o. -, sa % st.. b.. ~. +
EVANSVILLE, October 17.-River fall
Ing, 6 feet on guage. Down: Ella Hughes,
Cherokee, Whale and tow, ]. W. CAT,
Robert Mitchell, Thomas w. Means and
tow, Fawn, Silverthorn, Up: Florence
Lee, Schenck, Maggie Smith, Shinkle,
Dick Johnson, Red Cloud. Business &C.
tive.
LOUISVILLE, October 11-TWeather
cool. Riyer,5 feet In the canal.
CINCINNATI, October l7.-Rlyer Q. feet
4 inches and falling! Weather clear and
pleasant Arrived-Glasgow, from Ey-
ansville. Departed-Hudson, for Wheel
ing. rs.s. :, .Sr5.t
Bismarck. st. Louis. Departed-Yuzoo
Valley, Memphis; weather clear and
@. H., Durfee, from Grand secor for
this city was partially sunk near Alexan.
dria yesterday morning. The cargo, $50
bales Of cotton, was but little damaged,
ST Louis, October 17.-Riyer fallen !
inch. Weather clear and warmer. Ar
rived-Iron Mountain and Rover, from
Cairo; Golden Eagle and Savannah, from
Keokuk; Grand Tower, from Vicksburg;
Eddyville, from Cumberland river. De-
parted-Eagle and Rob Roy, from Keo.
kuk; Grand Tower, from VickSburg.
NASHVILLE, October 17.-Riyer falling,
IA inches.
VIcKsBuRo, October 17.-weather
warm and cloudy. Down-Mary Boyd,
Sandy No. 2, Augusta, Arlington. Up
Susie Silver. Arrived-Ashland.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING AT MARTINS
FERRY.-A rousing Republican meeting
was held in Martins Ferry last night,
proving that our friends over the river
are as enthusiastic as before the State
elections, and propose to keep the ball
rolling until Gov. Hayes is elected Pres
ident Of these United States.
The Hayes and Wheeler Guards Of
Washington, Clay and Union districts OF
this city formed in line on Chapllne street
at Z o'clock, and headed by the Wheeling
City Band, marched down Chapline TO
l4th, down 18th to Main, up Main to 18th,
where they we're joined by the Fifth and
Sixth Wards clubs. The procession,
numbering about 800 men, then
marched up Main street to the fer
nv and crossed the river, and up
on the landing at Martins Ferry
was met by the Martins Ferry, lima
VILE, Bridgeport and Island clubs, NUM-
bering altogether probably three hun
dred. The entire procession then march
ed through the principal streets.
The demonstration was a splendid sue
cess. Although the number OF men in
line was probably not over 600, the affair
was fully equalto any previous political
display In that town. The various clubs
in the coulumn presented neat and tidy
appearance and marched with the
precision, Of trained soldiers, as, In
deed, many Of them are. A large,
number OF elegant banners and
transparencies, bearing significant mot
toes and devices, were borne by the sew
eral marching clubs. The enthusiasm
along the line Of march was very great,
showing Enthusiastically that 4 large ma.
jority Of the hundreds Of spectators who
lined the streets and crowded the side
walks were in sympathy with the torch
carriers in their efforts TO promote the
interests Of the great Republican party.
The speaking was from a platform near
the Union school house. DR.. West pre-
sided, and introduced Hon. Lorenzo Dan.
ford, the orator OF the evening, whose
appearance was the signal for an out.
burstof applause that made the welkin
ring. Mr.. Danford is an orator Of
the very highest order, and
delivered an eloquent and able address,
which it was a pleasure to hear. We
will not undertake 10 give even an out
line Of his remarks, trusting that our
readers will all hear him when he speaks
in this city tomorrow night.
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Pour1cAI BRrEFs.-Both parties are
taking long breath after the October
elections. But the great and final strug-
gle WILSON begin. 49,.
The Democrats are preparing for a
torchlight denomination on Saturday
night next.
Senator" Is announced to speak in this
city on,Saturday evening, November 4.
The Democrats Of the Fourth Ward
will hold public meeting at the corner
Of 18th and Chapline streets tonight.
Hon. Lorenzo Danford will speak in
this city tomorrow evening.
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JUSTICE KAMMER.-This Justice will
have quite batch Of criminal cases be-
fore him for examination to-day. The
following we're on the slate last evening
Ed. Higgins (alias Ed. Harrisl and
"Cheefy" Reed are charged by Night.
Waterman Hausenauer with assaulting
and beating him on Saturday night week.
Higgins and Reed were behaving in a
disorderly manner while the Republican
torchlight procession was passing
through the streets, when Hausenauer,
in the discharge Of his duty, requested
them to keep quiet. Huggins thereupon
knocked him down, and Reed kicked him
several times after he fell. Warrants
were issued for the arrest Of both Hug
gins and Reed.
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PANIC ON A STRANrBoAT.-Last night
as the steamer Express was en- route from
Parkersburg to this city, humorist
Boat, ntertained the ladies and gentlemen
In the cabin with series Of humorous
performances, much to their satisfaction
and delight. Just before reaching
Moundsyille, and while the humorist was
amusing a large crowd, the cry Of fire was
raised on the steamer. A panic was the
result, and no audience was ever dismiss
cd upon shorter notice. For while all
was confusion, but after an investigation
had been made and The alarm found to be
false, good order was restored. II is
thought that the alarm originated from
the smell Of burning oil. Davenport left
the boat at MOundsville. .,.wi,
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ITO CAPITALISTS
l
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging 10 Grape GroWIpQ,
Coal Mining or Market -
GaFdenInu,

On account Of advanced age am delirOus Of
changing my residence, and therefore offer for sale
my farm situated opposite tho city Of wheeling, on
the river bank, midway between bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately ad!olning the VII
lage Of Rtnivillc. The property consists Of 90
acres Of hill and table land and 10 Of river bottom
In the hill there are two seams Of coal, 6N and ~
feet thick, three deposits Of Limestone, an loot
vein Of close texture sand or free stone, an IL loot
vein Of mRrl, which altogether make soil and an
underlying bed Of deposits Of rieh and valuable
On The surface, the larger portion Of which lies
gently Soping 10 the east, and all under direct ex'
p0sufe 10 the SUM- Is Vineyard Of 20 acres mostly
&nWba grapes, all In lnG bearing condition, about
seven years DID, which has proven Itself able 10 ray
4 handsome per cent 10 tho cultIatoE.
Tho property e being approached RboTe and ".
low BY an advancing tide Of persons sceking small
homest0Ads, and Ia now really the only unoccupied
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
Il q valuable ~ m investment for capital seeking
EaiO purchase and valuable 70 those who want mar
ket gardening ground close TO- the city. II front.
beautifully upon the river and commands view OF
the city, The Island and the whole ieenery Of the
valley.
The terms Of Eale will b one-thira cash, balance
In Two annual payments, pcr cent Interest on de
i0rTed paymentS, For further Particular Inquire
Of RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or BY mail al Bridgeport, Ohio
hpo
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.flNANClAe AND COMMERCIAL
BYs TRLEGRAPH.
New YORK money and Stocks.


NEW YORK, October 17.-MoNBY-Closes
easy at Gas per cent Prime mercantile
paper sac per cent. Custom receipts 1927,
Dol. The Assistant Treasurer dlSbursed
$4,000. Clearings S25,000,00O. Sterling
firm at $I.S4aLS5. 'fl,
GoLp Active; opened at 109k and clos
cd at 1905, the highest Of the day. Garry.
ing rates were 8al per cent. Loans were
also made fat. The European news, which
continued war.like up to the close, caused
the advance to-day. "
GoyERNMESrs- Firm and higher, in
sympathy with gold. n.
United statea O Of 1881, coupons
Eye-rWentes
Fiye-TWenties (iS65)
-TWendeS (Ie5
Fiye-TEGnte1
Now Four and
Ten torttes
Ten-orties coupons
Currency si1ea
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm. me-,
STATE BoNps-Steady. II
STocHs-With the exception Of coal
shares, were strong and higher, The I'm.
proyement ranged from n 70 az per cent
and was most marked in Lake Shore, Mich.
ican Central, St. Paul, Northwestern, and
New York Central. Lake Shore ranged
between 57k and 599s, closing at 699S.
Michigan Central advanced to 4G1f, and
closed at 46N, st. Panl common rose 70 80
and preferred to cox Northwestern pro-
Ferred to 62X, New York Central TO 10S,
and Western Union to 7lN. These stocks
closed at a reaction Of n to " per cent,
The advance In the trunk line shares was
partly dine to the largo traffic and also to
the reports that cattle ireights had been
advanced from Chicago East from 80 to 70
cents, and that other freights would be I'D,
yanced soon. The large grain receipts al
the West, especially, at Chicago, where The
figures for the first two weeks Of October
show gain Of II per cent over last year
impaired buOyancy 10 the grange stocks
The pressure Of grain freights IL so ,grea,
for lis prompt movement to the seaboart
that higher rates than the regular tariff are
offered. tits said among the grain mer
chants Of South street that there Is much
more confidence expressed among shipper
Of grain and that market is hrmer. The
Liverpool markets are considerably I'm
proved. New Jersey Central fell of to 50
and Delaware, Lackawanna & Western 4
7SX, closing at 35jS and 7SA respectively
In the ease OF the latter there was differ
ence OF %asS per cent between the sales o.
cash and regular. The transactions wert
17S, 600 shares, of which 1000 were Pacific
Mail, 5000 Western Union, 10000 st. Pauls
1000 Erie, 81 900 Lake Shore, 1900 Mich
iean Genital, 10000 Delaware, Lackawan
ma & Western, and 1900 New Jerse!
Il CAnfraI
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NEW YORK, October 17.-Cotton-Easy
at lOEall Lido. Flour-Quiet and un.
changed. Wheat-Firm; ungraded spring
81 l6a1 IL; No. 2 Milwaukee new 81 "a; old
81 %; white State 81 2S; amber State 81 so.
Ryc-Steady; western 7211Ia731Sc; State IS
a00c. Barley and Malt-Steady. Corn
In moderate demand; western mixed 61a5sci
mixed steam Csc. 0ats-Slightly in buy
ers' favor; western mixed and State 29a4gc'
Hay Firm; shipping '6oc. Hops-un
changed. Coffee-Scarce at 16dl9Ac. su
affirm at 9%a92sc fair to good refining
exc prime Molasses and Rice-SteNdy
Whisky-Quiet and steady at 81 AK.
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McGowASs New EArrNa HOUSE,
Mr.. Jack McGowan has recently opened
a tirst.class eating house at No. 224l
Market street, OF which the people Of
Centre Wheeling should be proud. The
rooms are fitted up in elegant style, the
table Is supplied with the best the mar
ket affords, and the prices are low. This
restaurant will be a great convenience to
the public at large, as we'll as to the citi-
zens Of Centre Wheeling. 1t will be
kept open all night on market nights for
the accommodation Of country people.
We hope that Mr.. MEG owans enterprise
will meet with its reward.
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SPEAKING AT THE DEMOCRATIC HEAD
ouARrERs.-About one hundred Of the
"unterriGed" assembled at their head
quarters on Main street last night TO
hear speech from Mr.. E. G. Cracraft.
Bridge was on hand, and In due time
took his place on the rostrum and spoke
his piece. The small attendance did not
disconcert him in the least, and he
pounded vigorously away at the Republic
can party for nearly m hour and half.
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THE scHARF.MoRRB Boar RACE
The schari-Morris boat race Is creating
considerable excitement in sporting cir.
,cles. Betting is even on the contest. A
telegram received yesterday states that
Eastern sporting men andnoted oarsmen
are arriving daily, among whom is Ed.
ward Frickett, the Australian champion
Of the world, and Edward Hanlon, Of
Toronto, Canada, who won the three mile
champion race at the Centennial regatta.
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PETIT JuRoRs.-The following is list
OF the petit Jurors summoned for the
present term Of the Circuit Court:
ltiadstphia Distnis-James Davis, Scott
Miller, Louis Wheeler and Jacob Fisher.
Libaiy-M. G. Connolly, Joseph Chase,
james Paris and John Curtis.
Riekland-Frank Wells, james Hill, D.
Lawer, jr. and Jacob Ebert.
Washingtn-Andrew Kirk, VIM. Troll,
Joseph Hamilton and Zenis Fish.
Mdd.On-George Hook, N. Crawley,
Samuel Kline, James oxtoby, Henry
Cog Gey-J. H. Zeyely, J. d. stallman,
Unios-A. R. Wells, C. Knote, Casper
He'll, William Vaas. =
! Csntre-G. W. Rumble, v. Giesey,
Joseph Debold, james McGaw.
Webster-HenrY A. Albright, G. D.
Devinney, L. R. Cross, Nicholas Bowman,
J. W. Moore.
Ritehie-wm: spindler, Thos. Arm
strong, VIM. Schockey, VIM. Little, jr,
Joseph Rickett. g. @
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oFFroER PADDY MAHoSEY had a live
" chase yesterday after Theodore Bow
ers, who was wanted for stoning the
house Of q colored man and brother in
Dillontown some time since. Paddy
caught sight Of his man near the Capitol
building, and pursued him down 10th
street to Hubbard's lumber yards, where
he captured him. Bowers was locked up
for hearing this morning.
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TRAGEDY AT NEwroRr, oHro.-The
village Of Newport, Ohio, was yesterday
the scene Of atragedy which created con.
siderable excitement in that usually
quiet borough. Il was sad occurrence,
indeed. A young man named Charles
Petty was standing near the bedside OF
his father, who had been sick for some
days, while the latter was examining q
revolver, when the weapon was accident-
ally discharged and the ball took effect
in young Petty's head, inficting mortal
wound,
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PHILADELPHIA, October. l7.-Petroleum
Nominal; crude 1sal9c; refined 25Na26c.
Clover Seed -101Sa111S Flour-LeSs
firm at 81 60a5 90; Minnesota family SO 25a
8 80. Wheat-Dull; red state 81 II; white
81 S0a1 81. Rye-67a671fc. Corn-Steady;
yellow 5715a5S,1c; mixed SIC. oats-Dull;
new SOa44c. Butter-Quiet and unchang.
ed. Cheese - Demand fair aud market
firm; fancy 12alSc. Eggs-Steady with q
moderate demand at 27a2sc. Whisky -
Western 81 IA. .un-
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c1nnrnNAr1 nctnher 17.-Cotton-!

CINCINNATI, October 17.-Cotton-steady
atiO9Ec. Flour-Quiet and steady. Wheat
Dull; red 81 12a1 %. Corn-Dnll at
4Ga4sc. oats-Dull ut 30aS7c. Rye
Steady at 6Ga6Sc. Barley-Dull at 81 la
lis. Pork-Dull and dropping at $l7 90
all %. Lard-Dull; steam l0c kettle 10Ha
10Ac. Bulk MeatS-Quiet at 7aS11zaSNc.
Bacon-steady at 7SlaS7 1as1 Sa0Mc. But
ter-Firm and unchanged. Whisky -
Steady at 81 u. !. sa.,
HoGs-Steady; common to light S. GOA
5 20; fair to good Light IS 40a6 20; heavy
81 SOFAS %. -.-.- u.
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TIN couE4A4 cn0tiH cotfr Judge
M1sin-This court met yesterday moEr;;
IN al tho usual hour, and proceeded
Viih DE tranSaction Of business. 2 ~
The Grand Jury retired to their
chamber, and about 81 P. M, having
completed their labors, returned 70 me
court room and reported the following:
True bill against Henry Holman, IN.
dicted for grand larceny; true Dill against
JamesI ,eopard indicted for house break.
inp. true bill against Thomas Welsh, IN.
dietad ior killing Richard Hennegen;
true bill against John s. Mcdonald, in.
dicted for grand larceny true bill against
John Murray, indicted for grand larceny
true bills against James Hurley and
Patsy Aegean, indicted for grand larceny.
In lie case, Of. james Clarity, charged
with committing q rape upon Martha
NOller, the Grand Jury reported mot a
true bill"
The cases were set as follows: McDon'
aid and Hoffman, 18th inst; Hurley,
Aegean and Leonard, 10th inst; Murray,
20thinst. Welsh'scase hasnot been set
Martin Eeideff and Herman Art, ma.
tiyes OF Germany, were admitted US citi'
zens.
Court adjourned until this morning a'
9 o'clock.
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EAST LIBERTY, October 17.-CATTLE-
Receipts to-day IS cars or 0S5 head, all for
sale here. Supply good with fair demand,
selling briSkly. Quality generally common
to medium, but many good to extra on
hand. Best IS Is; medium to good 81 Goa
A rs; common to fair 81 00a4 %.
HoGs-Receipts 2,5S5 head. Workers.
S. s0aG 90; Philadelphias 50 So.
! SHEEp-Receipts to-day !, 900 head. Sell.
ing OF s. 50a5 00.
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NEW York, October l7.-Packagc trade
Light in all departments. Cottons quie!
but steady. Brown sheelings, cheyoits and
cotton nannels in fair request. Prints In
moderate demand and good supply. Cling
hams quiet. Dress goods less active
Oyercoatings little mere active. Cash.
meres quiet. Foreign goods quiet and
steady. '.tf.
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BOBBY BRos., corner OF 18th and
Chapline streets, advertise for rent, room
and power in their manufacturing estab-
lishment. The location is one Of the best
in the city, and their terms are always
moderate.
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u i ~
MURDER WILL our.-A,tew years ago
august Flower" was discovered to be a
certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint. A few thin dyspeptics made
known to their friends how easily and
quickly they had been cured by lis use.
The great merits Of Geee's August FOtsr
became heralded through the country by
one sufferer to another, until, without adj
vertising, its sale has become immense:
Druggists in Etay Torn in the United
States are selling it. No person suffering
with sour stomach, Sick Headache, Cos
tiyeness, Palpitstion Of the Heart, Indi-
gestion, Low Spirits, etc, can take three
doses without relief. Go to your drug
gist and get bottle for Is cents and try
It. Sample bottles 10 cents. Wholesale
agents, Logan, List &c., and Laughlin
Bros. 4 Co. eod&w.
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SYNOD OF PrrrsBuRoH.-The Synod Of
Pittsburgh, which embraces the Presby-
terrain Churches OF this city, will meet at
Shady Side, Pa, on Friday Of this week.
All the Presbyterian ministers Of the city
are expected 10 be in attendance.
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GheQ1tellfQet1lea..
WEDNESDAY,, OCT. IS, 1876.
New Advertisements.

". H. Haller 4 Co.-Auctioneers.
For Reut-Third Story Rooms.
First Premium Wax-W.S. Hutchins,
Singing Class-F. Bassett., Isse. &
Cocoa Mats and Mating G. Mehdel,
Booth & Co.
Trustees Sale.
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EN-. DAVIS. C S.

EXECUTOR's SALE OF LUMBER WILL
" offer for SaIU at Public Auction, on TU ESDAi,
ts 18th inst, at0 4. NJ, nj the yards all the Lun-
Der belonging 10 the estale Of the latd Israel uple-
gati. The stock consists Of the usual assortment
10 be found 10 firSt-claSs Lumber Yard. will
also offer for SIDE At tho same time the Frame ofice
building, comprising Two rooms, situated on 10th
street, near pOstoffcG. Terms made known on day
Of sale. ALEX. UPDEGRAFF, Executor.
sel2 L. Is. UtDEGRAFF, Executrix-
The above sale Is postponed untl MONDAY,
October ID, 1875, At 0 A.. ". sel0
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OK Monday night coat was stolen
from rack In front Of Kline & Adler's
clothing house, on 18th street, and a hall.
dozen shirts were taken from ]. Fox &
Cos, in the same block. No clue to the
thi ef Ia either case,
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PERsosA1s.-Robert Peal, OF steuben-
vile, Is trying to make a match with
Louis Felsinger, Of this city, to row at
philadelphia
Mr.. Sam. Mellor, Of the Postofiice
clerical force, is quite i'll.
Josie Kramer declines TO be q candidate
for city Sergeant.
Mr.. Geo. Q. Black, the City Collector,
is discharging the duties Of City Clerk
Britt, during the latter's absence from
the city.
Messrs. Young and Wilson, Local In
spectors, left for Pomeroy on the steamer
Andes, last evening, to investigate the
causes which led to the explosion.of the
steamer J. n. Roberts there some weeks
since.
Capt. Jack Harrison yesterday resumed
command OF the steamer Courier.
Mr.. r. II. Criswell goes TO the Centen'
NAL to-day.
Mr.. q. Faris yesterday left for Phil
adelphia, to bring home Mr.. WV. Mar
lin, who is in that city very i'll.
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TnR serseants sale at the Central Ho.
tel will be continued to-day, at 10 4. NJ,
at which time the following property will
be sold, viz: One Ghaehl's pianos, one
large stove, and a number Of pictures. ?
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THIEVES are quite plentiful in the
suburbs just now, and shot guns are be-
coming plenty also. We expect to have
the pleasure Of writing one OF their obit.
uaries some Of these days 1.-THE thieves,
not the shot.guns.l
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THERE seems to be an ever prevailing
misunderstanding among our Nimrods
concerning the time when they can com.
mence to "bring down the birds"
Pheasant shooting is now in order, the
lawful season having opened October Is.
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RI1MBo1Ds BucHu is still in the ze-
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
ieits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d2w
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A CONVENTION Of friends aud workers
Of the lyoman's Foreign Missionary So.
ciety Of the Presbyterian Church, viii DO
held In Pittsburgh next week. Wheel.
ing will send several delegates.