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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-06
SMALL TALK.
Condensed Notes Of Current Gossip
In and About Town.

CIRCUS to-day.
PARADE this morning.
No marriage licenses issued Yesterday.
Thy autumn leaves have commenced
to blush.
THE police force received new caps
yesterday. ,,.
CIVIL business occupies the time OF the
South Side 'Squires.
One deed of trust recorded yesterday
in the office of the county clerk.
ANOTHER scandal is looming up in the
Eighth ward. 1t will be ripe In few
days.
Council Committee on Streets and
Alleys will meet this morning AT ten
! o'clock.
THE Twilight" Dancing Circle gives
its first dance al GoelZes Hall, South
Side, tonight,
The II. n. Merit Literary Society
will open next Monday evening", IN
Handlan's Hall, Eighth ward.
THERE are ut present only twenty
prisoners confined in the worknouse, live
of whom will be released this morning
THE tents used by the Light Guards
in heir recent campaign, were taken
possession of by the Government yesler-
day.
AUCTIoNERR HERvEY yesterday sold
100 acres of Kansas land, at an average
of about SO per acre. He has about 5,5Oo
acres still on hand.
BASE BALL is on the decline, and the
Island small boy now INDUCES IN "crick-
et." The first attempt to play game
this season was made yesterday.
Mr.. JOHN REUTER yesterday received
huge snapper" from the "Skip-Jsck
fishing club, who are making a RAID on
turtles and fishes in the vicinity OF Pike
I.laId d.
A METHODIST minister, supposed to be
Rev. Jacob Biels, of Huntington, Pa,
was robbed of $50 in money and mum
Der of valuable papers, at Grafton, on
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. HENRY HINNEG, n butcher
while driving some cattle from the coun'
try day or two since, picked stem OF
"elderberries" from bush by the way
side, which weighed ) pounds.
GEO. TIPPER was before Squire BulSer
last evening, on complaint OF Mrs. Han
nah McLaughlin, charged with abusive
language. He was "bonded" in the sum
OF 500 to keep the peace for one year.
ABOUT ten o'clock yesterday morning
a butchers wagon ran into the buggy be
longing to Sheriff Tingle, which was
standing in front of the Sherif's office, on
Chapline street. The buggy was upset
ard an axel broken.
JoE ANDLINGER made complaint
against his father, John And.lnger, for
disturbing the peace by threatening the
formers life. He was brought before
Squire Mix, yesterday, and sent TO jail,
IN default o. u bond of $50 to keep the
peace for SIX months.
The County Court adjourned over
to lay, and motion in Council on
Tuesday night to sdjcurn TIL Thursday
WAS squeIchSu' ali oeCous7 tu'' 20 vi 0"e
dav. 1t is now in order for business
men to close their houses, and the
schools to take holiday.
Council Committee on Railroads, APP
pointed to investigate into the advisa-
bility of changing the location of the T..
w. Il Ky. road, near the Top mill, met
at the city building last night. The COM
mittee organized and adjourned to meet
on Saturday afternoon, at which time
they will visit the scene Of the proposed
change.
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Thu COURTS.
Yesterday Proceedings in the Dit
fercnI Judicial Bodies.
COUNTY COURT. JUDGE BOYD.

COUNTY COURT. JUDGE BOYD.
II the case OF w. j. Cots VS.. Aug.
Ham berger, IN sssumpsit, judgement WAS
rendered for plaintiff for SAP 10.
The case Of K. ii. Britt VS.. Thomas
Hogg, was set for trial October 10Th.
The case of J. H. Smith, admiuistrs-
tor, VS.. y Little 4 Co, order set aside
and case stricken from docket
In the case of darling vs.. Marlng,
second count in declaration was with
drawn.
In the case of the State Us. Elizabeth
Miller, selling liquor on Sunday, fine
o, $40 and costs WIS imposed.
In the case of Caldwell ~ Go. VS.. John
Robrecht. judgment was rendered for
plaintiff for $40.
Adjourned till nine o'clock tomorrow
mor"lug.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Michael Loterty, disorderly, fined two
dollars and costs Execution suspended
on payment OF costs.
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Grand, Larceny.

Captain Ripley has received postal
card from the chief of police of ST. Louis,
inquiriug as to the whereabouts Of K. A.
Leonard, charged with grand larceny.
Leonard is six feet high, feminine face,
black hair, bald spots on head partly
covered, two fingers on left hand cut off
below first joint, very small waist, long
swinging gait when walking; has been r
civil engineer, is a fluent talker and well
Informed railroad man, and about thirty.
FIVE years old.
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CIscINSArI, September 5.-Cotton-
Steady and in fair demand Al lO5c; Flour
Dull and nominal. Whest-ln good
demand; red 81 l2a,1 % Corn-Essier
bu. no. quotably lower at 4794Sc. Oats
Steary and in tair demand al 27G"lc.
Rye Quiet but steady at 56H5oc. Bar
lev Doll and nominal Pork-Firm al
NJ 5OdI2 IS. Lard In fair demand
q d stesdy steam So; kettle 9G93c Bulk
Meats. In good demsnd shoulders
So l2!; short rib So 90! cash; 81 ooCH
: OBJ buyer September l5tr; short clear
: 25' Bacon @7s@73 rSGS!c. WINS
ky-Quet at 81 %. Bu,ter-Firm; isncy
creamery 2S@3Oc; pr.ue to choice West
ern Reserve lo@2Oc; Central ONO lila
I6c Linseed OIL Steady ~ 5o@o2c
Hogs-Dul; common - 5O@4 %;
] .ht s. OOG5 80; packing So OOG5 %
..chers' So 50d5 So
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TcmDeranCe Talk.

a large and enthusiastic temperance
meeting was held at the Zsne street
church last night The meeting was
addressed by Colonel Bob Love and Mrs.
Dr. Reilly.
a temperance experience meeting and
general reunion OF the temperance
workers of this city, Including Col Love
and Mrs Reilly, Will be held at the
Fourth street church tonight.
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A Astonishing.

The oil but trite SAYING Of "go from
home to get tie news" has again been
verified This is the way the Cincinnati
Eag4irer reporter dishes up the Bran
non-Springer- Sweeney examination at
the Jail, when Braunon was released and
Sweeney arrested. During this scene
p large crowd collected in the neighbor-
hood of the Jail, threatening to lynch the
prisoner should he be brought out for
Trial. Owing to the responsibility and
high standing of the unfortunate victim
of the williams lust, there is considerable
excitement
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a snake Story.

Last evening stslwsrt colored boy
with black snake about feet inches
m length, appeared ut this office and de-
sired us to put his snakeshlp IN the paper.
For fear of causing undue excitement we
declined the proposition, nut promised to
state the facts regarding the demise OF
the reptile. The snake was killed by
Mr. VIII Bailey, in u vacant lot near
Wagncrs livery stable, on Main street,
between Fourteenth and Sixteenth. The
suppl siron Is that the snake WAS brought
To town in load Of nay, and dumped
into the hay NOV OF the stables, from
which il escaped.
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Quarterly Pensions.

The first quarterly payment of pensions
,.uco the consolidation or,ha districts com
mnaced day before yesterday. Pensioners
inthis city aud vicinity now receive their
money through the agent at Knoxville,
Tenn, 20 whom their vouchers must be
certified.
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The University of WOosg.

a. Nv. \. \. T.. TAl.u.......s..
II dent. Collegiate sud .runb,r
partmeut~ Iu su,,r>>M. operation. ...
capaOl rnd gNppr pnrrI run,,.,
leacht'N; D. carry ',' NJud"u,, Dapl
Philosophical and Sci.uih' U-S
graded tu the tauGard OF ls'r.#t ~
French and German taught '.11.t
Moral amt religion, Influence, n-a..
Location uDi'Uu. hW.muMI....
iuS u'w,'NV'u~. N.rf ..N. .ra. .4B.
Ot ,yh"r SOL lyII term open, -.....s.
send lsr catalogue baton. -....-
where. Address .ur prr,.Iru, Ynf
Ga -. Ei.-aI
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" W. Coles Circus and Menas erie.

The collection of animals WIS both
large and varied Menaeeres are be
coming so common now that we fail to
appreciate the many rare animals which
a GOOD show like ole's has in It's cages.
Tie species on exhibition are not often
brought within the bounds OF an iron
cage, and therefore were great curloslties
TO the beholders.
The ring performance unquestiohably
WAS the bt ST that mas been seen in
Evansville for long time. There were
very many features, introducing tn"
skill of man and beast. The greatest al
traction WIS the beautiful trspeIn ar
tiste, whose actions on the rings suspend
ed from the center p2le were thrilling in
Their daring. She swung through the
air with remarkable ease, suspended by
her head, ut other times by her shnpely
limbs. TO these accomplishments she
added ioy illness Of face and form, and
was a triiuant feature OF the perform
ance. We Nh not enumerste, Tor there
were spIeI.1id bareback riders, who
dared 20 ipan five and six horses il
their rsce SCOUT the ring; lofty tumbIers
who made flying leaps, and the acrobats
who were finished ana new in their eX-
hiti,ion. There were, besides these, n
number of trained animals which showed
wonderful .4gacity in their work.
Taken Altogether Coles circus gave
unboundei satisfaction. and of course
had the cal Vass filled each time to over
flowing. sverything about the eXhIbI-
ton Is orderly, ard the attendants are
obiglng t,Seven the fastidous inquirers
who Away go to circuses. The com
psny shows At BoonvIlle to-day, and we
recommend them to Wsrrick county
EuansUiLLe Ind.) Courier.
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no Race.

Halter, of the Rolt boat club, and Hill
debrand, OF the CrumbscEer club with
thcir friends, met at Rolls saloon last
night for the purpose OF completing
hGal arrangements tor q proposed race
fIiltobrand, however, efused to row in
correqueuce Of there being some disSatis-
faction among the members of the Crum-
hacker club, and there will be no race
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PHILADELPHIA, September 5.-F.our
STEADY; supertiDe II GO; extra ) co.
Pennsylvania family Sc soar 90; Nh
nes to So 7567 %; high grades 81 IS
(G9OO. heat-Steady; amber 81 40@
10. Corn-Steady; yellow 6O@6lc;
mixed 5s@59c. Osts-Firmer; Pennsyl-
vania white 33695c; white western 80
@44c. Rye-Dull al COO &c. Pork
Al Sl4 50Gl4 IS. Beet Hams At lec.
Butter Creamery 23@25c; Western
Reserve lS@2Oc. Eggs-FIrm; western
1o@l9c. Cneese-Firm; fancy western
a. l0I6llc. Petroleum-Refned l3ic;
crude sc. Whisky-Stesdy; western
at 81 II.
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Police pickups.

The following cases are booked for APP
pearance before "The Terrible ut this
mornings session OF the police court:
James Brown, Of West Alexar der,
drunkenness and driving horse about
on the pavements; John Arthur, drunk
and disorderiy.
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wheeling stock Yards.


WHEELING September J, 1871.
The following live stock We're received
at the " heei.ng-stock yards during the
last week:
Cattle-6i head, and sold st 81 to Ate.
Hogs-9G head, and sold A. ) 20 8 i.
VIM. BAYHA, Secretary
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NnrHI Instruction.

Mrs. Annie NJ. Slaib resumes giving
lessons in voice training and vocal music
on and after september 3D. Appice-
ton may be made at the music store,
lll4 Main street. Giving attention
solely to vocal instruction, pupils "l.i
obtain q correct method and make COM
mensurste improvement.
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TIE entertainment furnished by
Kaiser Wilhelm's iavori.e military band
was on II scale of mmefsity seldom
reached by such an Organization. Storms
of applause sounded through the I'M
mense hall after every piece. Springfield
RepMLilcau.
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Down! Down. DowN! &C., Another
break down in prices Of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell nj some price
whether the mills ran or not. Corner
Main and 20Lh streets.
i. w. FEEREL
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p!AHOS
ORGANS
Stanton Female Seminary
STAUSTON. VIRGINIA.

Rev. H. Miller, 4. NJ, Principal, with a
mn and experienced corps OF teachers, IN
Guiding Mrs. Cen J. r. b. stuart. school
not Nccearian. Four den Nminatl9ns rep
resented in the faculty. Board ana nome
com forts the best. Positively no eNtraNa-
49, i'm dress allowed. Terms liberal.
:, ssion opens September Ct, 1871. Nond
Tor catalogue 10 the Principal. ausl5o
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LADIES SEMINARy

DLAIR-N VILE, "a. FALL
ID opens thursday, s .u' W.rf
Location very hrt.iuiU. easy
terms moderate. "a UuH'-' . ..
ton. FOR Catalogue, O. rar. adde's.
J.JLWFIi PAM
JyyGogrb f'.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE l,SIIIv'
NIAIOEON. VIRGIN,

ranks among the mr.. schools '0r Z
ladies m the United State. BOO 'u.s1..
ml Valley ~ Virginia HrHH.
utuiu. Attended by pun 'uH
tO tW.uf. states Grr1t u"WI
I,uS,s b. gu.IrH session ,IN., N.f ,
lsT1 Board and Tuition 'pr.. .H.- ,
tie year S2Iu. For rptn .up ans
ulma ion, uddrn sIt,y. ~. NNN.l
-. 3D., Pc .ideut, Siauuf"r. Va. pod
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Truth is mIgaly ana Viii prevail tna,
the cheapest Dry Good, anu carpets se
1t j. " Eyrral's He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to .
cents; A Chlntz, cents; Tsbia Linen,
20 cents; Crash, cents. A, other goods
proportion.
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WlEsEL Musical Institute and all
other SINGING societies, don't miss tho
concert of the season at Neuhausen 5
Garden next Saturday.
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If y"u wan. 20 get u cheap and NICE
lifting pair of Shoes, go 10 L. '. Blends
1875 Main street.
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FLANNELs, jeans and wopIen g,ois Ct
all kinds a cheap as last tall and III some
cases cheaper, notwithstanding The high
price OF wool this season, ri q. q. koJb's.
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TIE HEA1ED TERM-Pntrons Of u

mr. HL-t I EH 4 HLt-h-L utibiS " tftt
REGISTER can haze the Daily sent them 10
any part u the United ,.SdteS, post paid, at
dRsrH nfs per lrcek. Bear this ia mind
,chca departing rom the city for a Summer
trim
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Coop csnlo. fame, at Scents per
YARD At q. q. Roth's.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Genera!!y urn.
STATE BONDS Quiet.
SToCKs Speculation strong and
higher in early dealings; there was al
advance as compared with the closing
quotations yesterday. rangir : from to
! per cent Western Union and Coal
socks were the features and mnie the
greatest advance. The Use on Western
Unions was on the expectation OF the
declaration, not only o the quarterly
dividend Of II or possibly 2 per cent
next week for quarter ending september
Both, but also OF scrip dividend OF D or b
per cent from the stock held IN tnc
companvs treasury on basis To the
stockholders of fifty dollars per share.
The money derived theretrom to re-
imburSe the company Tor the cash pad
out on the Atlantic and Pacific purchase.
After the First Board the whole market
gave way under sales To reslZc ana
prices declined / to per cent. bat TINS
was followed by partial recovery. Dur
ing the afternoon the market WAS strong
for coal stocks and Western Union with
further advance IN price. Inc balance
of the list was firm, but toward the close
the market suddenly became weak and
declined J To Il per cent. from the
highest point. Express stocks
were strong and higher. Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad
Company have sold about $1,000 600 Of
Its consolidated first mortgage bonds to
be is ued tor the retirement OF the old
Michigan Southern bonds, maturing
November ls.. The transactions on the
Stock Exchange aggregated l16OoO
shares OF which 5000 were New York
Central, 1000 Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore,
5 600 Northwestern common and 5000
preferred. z 400 Rock Island, $500 st.
Paul common and 1000 preferred, 600
ONO, 5000 Wabash, 4 500 Delaware aud
Hudson, $4,000 Delaware, Lsckawsnna
and Western, $500 Michigan Central,
1000 illinois Central, 5000 Morris ana
Essex, 1000 Pacific Mail and $1,000
Western Union
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The finest shoes kept,ln the city at l.
V. Bonds.
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At'hrelln9 4c9l5trr,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index to New Advertisements.

Tess--Gco. 5. Feeny.
Bed Lounees-Friend " Son
Great ReductiOn-JOhn Friedei.
Shaving MugS--Cummins & Woods.
School Books-Stsnton IL Davenport
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LAEsT STYLES OF Shoes Just received
ut j.. V. Blold'S.
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Firm at l1mllJ L.. Flour-ReceiPts H.
| 600 barrels; higher, manly on low ant
! medium grades and choice Minnesota;
No : So 25@4 co. supcrine western
and State 81 1905 90; common to good
50 4OGj So; good to choice - 9JlB
& 70; extra ONO 81 25CJ7 80; white
whea. extra So 35G6 So; fancy ii sea
g %; ST. Louis S. G5@S 80; Minnesota
patent process 81 I0@lO 90. Rye Flour
Fairly active and unchanged. Corn
Meal-Quiet; western - 9Oa] %.
| w heat Closing straug; receipts 10000
bushels; No. Chicago sPrIug SO 70, No. =
Nebraska spring 81 "a, Nor,hwes .ern
| 81 81: ungraled winter red and amber
| 81 3OG ~; fancy winter red 81 10; No.
| . Milwaukee 81 2G. Rye-Quet; No
western zoe. B.rley-NommaI. Malt
Nomiual. Corn - Light offerings IN
cneck business; receipts 202 600 bushels;
hot To- choice nigh western mixed 53m
5Sc: steam mixed jGCG57. Oats-Closed
firm: receipts $4,000 bushels; western
mixed and state 30 d43c; white western
33442r Hay-Shipplng 6O@7Oc. Hops
Dull; western 4G7c. Coffee Quiet
bvt firm; Rio oargoes 1G!@20fc golt;
,obbing lGYm22c gold. Sugar-Strong;
fair to good refining S!@S8c; prime ST.;
refined steady at l0l dllBc. Muasso--
Refining steady k.ce- STEADY; Loui-i-
ana nj Gl@7ic Petroleum-Firn; crude
7Jc; refined seller September I4ic.
Tallow- Uncbancel RosIr Quiet 81
81 seal SD Iurpentus- Firm at
Soc Esgs-W Western l9@2lc Pork
More doing at 81 go@l3 90; seller Sep
TENDER Sl2 So. Bee! Quiet; western
long clear dul, at 7i@74c. Lsrd-Firm-
ee western lO@2lc. Cheese-Firm a.
5(all4c Whisky-A shade frmer at
sll3 Wool-Quiet; domestic fleece u
(a58c; pulled 3O@ 35c; INV shed 10000;
Texas i46 zoe. Leather-Firm; hemlock
sole, Bucnos Ayres and Ro Grande
hight, middling snd heavy weights 22Gg
25c; common 2l2@24c; California DO
| 22Cl 23Jc. Manufactured Copper
STEADY and ia lair demand; Ingot lake
firm at l8c Iron Scotch piS 24G2G! c;
American dull asd unchanged; Russian
sheetlng SO 5)@ll 90, gold. Nails
Steady; cnt SO 80; clinch 81 2j@5 %;
| horse shoe. No. 8. 2UGt26c
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Where ShmIl Nrrd M Damghicr.

II you want 70 gel suited IN PAR OF
Shoes 20 TO l.. V. Bonds.
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The cheapest shoes 10 The city NJ l.. '
Blends.
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JUST received, lot of Children's
Shoes of the latest styles, At l.. V.
Blends
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Norwood High School 4 .o:
Norwood P, O., Nelson Co., u


Endorsed by the Faculty %, L j,
veT,ity OF NirglnLI 80 "u" ''
Training SCHOOLS ln iNr 80 ID. =.
M. session of I-71-H. aH 20.
2Otn, lS77. win y ul. "Gs "i 'D'
and iuIl and ihpTouL. ''''
Departments.
"a Write tor Catalogue. 1871.
object ANA ChHr "iFT %. 80.
modelled, Ia lis cDHI-'- 7. b. =
instruction, a. Tar "a. p".'..'.
University Of ~. al. .-
pare young maU FOR 2. ." .
at the same time fu = cuN'" .. I
rs 50 thorough and -p 'sN I
ing AZ ~ does all the uf''..
edge belonging ~ a mus ... p
that those W,O prem q" 't 49,
p rfeCtiy qualify iuru". w. 4,
ate entrance upon ne i.-I
life.
Course Of study l. o. o'mi =
thorough a. that -! ans ihr...'... 81.
state, following 10. H"-. r. ="
DDS, and efnDr icing H .... y
lOl owing DrptIt5urh n b.
Egg BIaUc..- i"' 49, Z.
creek IAugua 60. . !.' 3.
guagss. :. IuIa haiU .n'...-, o.. -
Mathematics, tl.IaDi h".''- ~
.nZ. d. Inc &aJyTt. .',IrL'''.
Ixtrr,ri. lro.i t.-iiin"""' =
IsuyLg.rl ~ EArlL'. q
-iR-li give. a u.f-
tur%yryood HIsu -nh',' '''
men 10 fhia Oscillation ". -
me aIgaUCa. '.a--.r - M
schools. n rguE- ampu- ."
schools for lls# a. sir
Dr.. I'd .4,. pine lr -Hr'li.N -..
fumes 10 'H. .''.Il".
an. with great. ~ H.. o b..
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GENTS fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received ~ Il. V. Blends.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, go now
TO j. W. FEEuELs.
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MILITARY BAND ut Neuhsusen's Gal
den next SATURDAY ard Sunday.
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The cheapcs, gray flannel IN the city
at e.. O.. RoLh's.
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WE never saw an audience take. by
storm so quickly as by the opening COZ
cert of the Hes.ian Mil.sry BANG las:
night About every number they had
to repeat-Dayiou DaIM
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, September 5.-MoNEY-
At 2I@7 per cent, closing a. 403
per cent Prime mercantile paper At .
rs174 per cent. Customs receipts 800, 900.
The assistant treasurer disbursed S4l4,-
600. Clesrings S230000OO. Sterling
Weak; long 462; short 45j.
GoLD-Opened and closed h. 1888
with sales in interim a 1881. Carrying
rates were l to 8 per cent. and borrow
ing rates fiat to per cent.
SILvER-At London unchanged; here
silver bars are l22, greenbacNsi lloi
gold; silver coin 10 per cent. discount.
Govern NE yTs-S.eady.
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an with great. ~ ~
JANE- g.. HtEa4 ~. ~,

Among the nIW'r .. f..l y
learning 10 Ihe rouih. ~
achieved The rapid a.
-r.c ,-- which has been a. -.
EorwgCd HIku SguVy.. .. ~, ~ II ~
Oud % none ia The ~ia..- ..,gs n
{ on and the extent 81 - - 80
az Hs eo ri1Ti g..d a. a.af.y q w., -
ihe plan Of tn Uu.yrr...,,. . =
and having proved 80 80 Il. ~
be- continit.i without s.tD'
s,salience n the G1tISf'D' -, 90 -
Refers 10 pTe--nt pai -. T. g. -
from West Virginia, o. as -
Judge ". Edmi-tDn, JI--..t 30. p
non, Dr.. I. u. Camden ~
Also, 10 Mr.. =. Brady, ~. -
and Other patron Of me '.,...a.s.,s
ciaIly 10 the Old students .bs-S
4fIy S.g-
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE,
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.

tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation.
tStrubeuVl!le Accommodation
train during the day passes backward and
forward between Martins Ferry and
Bellalre, stopping when required at Sher-
man House, 1Etnaville, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TIME TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, in effect on and after Fri
day, May ;, 1877:
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Ne 4 n TIN ~
GAPITAL RESTAURANT.

80. 1855 Market ST. is the Onlg first
cldSS Restaurant IN The city. 1t is the only
Restaurant that has separate rooms tor
ladies, or where you can tnd that quiet
cleanliness ola home, con- bined with the
best cuisine that can be found in the city.
He keeps on hand the very best the mar
kct affords in vcgetab eS, FISH, oysters,
came, and everything in season, and
serves n up in a manner uneXcelled in the
"Ountry. Hectn b relied upon always to
furnish everything frst-class. jel6