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n,ar ne sanes which each League Club has yet to
With iaiford-Ii. "''A ''
srt, thleaao-1 ' with Boston. with Hartford, 4
hartford4 with st. 1nuia- with Chicago. 3
With bos,on-l2. ''''3' "''''
- t5o';fe'He~i ti with Chicago, with st. Louis-8.
viii rr0H'Si with Boston, with Hartford, i
IN all 2S games.
w. FACT vs. RCAIoR.
,sotnng is So characteristic Of the newspapers
,.,,. 10 not particularly care for their accn-
rs asss Us Inc publication Of Wild lists OF en-
r." Etssenicnts and rulnors thereof In order
~ se1t1e Tic question IS to what men
, 1877-09-02

Hartford wins 6; Louisville, 6, aud was drawn.
The following table gives the performances Of
the two clubs the figures comprising the total
Of the items for the entire series:
, 1877-09-02


Gilt was 4 very dark chestnut, without white,
and in trottiug condition weighed about l,10j
pounds He Tas leyel-gaited horse but when
pinche9 was able to help himself oat by skip
the prime OF life will be deplored hy lovers Of
fine horsctesh everywhere, and his owners have
the sympathy OF t1,rftnen everywhere.
HOW THEY DO At rlTT5BCKG.
The Friendship Park track, under its present
management, appears TO be having hard time
with drivers whom the audiences think are try
ing to throw races. 1t was noticeable early In
the season that number Of races over this
track were ended in rows, and race without
driver or two being fined or expelled was indeed
8 novelty. The late meeting was no exception
70 the general rule. tn the frce~for- ali race,
Elsie Good, Little Gypsey, Mazomanic, and sew
eral Others started. Aiazuinanie STAYED to the
rear until three heats had been trottcd, and
then began to win. His time was somewhat
slower than that OF the preceding heats, and the
ticed. The row continued uutil darkness came
TN, and the race vas postponed until the next
Then III the pacing race, Sleepy
George lost tile first heat, and won the next
three, his driver having been called into the
Iudgcs' stand aud warned not to indulge in any
s. nonkeying-" 4 few days ago there was
tI,e usual row ensued. The starters
we're Dollie Y: and Shaker Boy, the former
soing to saddle and the latter to wa.on.
In the pools, Shaker Bov was I hot farorite, |
ceiling at SIS to 5l3 over Dol|'e before the start
I he first heat was won easily by Shaker Bor in |
':;:>s According to pttrsburg paper the Judges /
yere disgustci oy the slow time, and toto |
:haker Boys driver that he must 10 better,
ifirming that he could have distauced the mare
rad he been SO disposed. The calm ludicrous-
less Of this tranaaction will be appreciated by
orsemcn, who would like to know by what
uthority Judges eau compel dfivtrto distance
competing horse, unless hc feels 80 disposed.
'ut it was not until the second heat that the
IN fairly began Dollie broke badly on the
econd ouaztet. aud fell far behind. Seeing this.
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AN impression seems to have reached
a few persons that the entertainment d
Mr.. Brown this evening, so far as the ex.
posure Of spirituallsm is concerned. Ia moi
altogether refined. Nothing could be fur,
Their from the truth. In fact Mr.. Brown
has religious interest in the matter and
gives his time to the subject from love
OF truth; Rev. DR., scudder, OF BROOKLYN,
says: "Mr. Browns performance il noi
only wonderful but entertaining and
moral" Bishop Simpson, Of the Metho.
dlst Church, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
an1 others testify to Mr.. Browns ability
to do all he peforms, and recommend him
to the public, while such we'll known re.
ligions journals as the Boston Conorsoo-
!tOnalist and Chicqgo Advance speek Of him
In terms Of the highest praise. Such tea.
timony Is sufficient. Every gentleman
should take his wife.
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IMPORTANT DEcIaoN.-It has been de-
oided beyond all controversy than John
Roemer sells goods cheaper than any
house ever known before.
Good solid Colored Prints &c.
Good fine Muslin &c.
Good Cashmere 25c.
Good Fancy Dress Goods 1Oa.
Good Silks 81 90.
Good Carpet 15c.
Good Flannel 12lc.
ClOaks, shawlg, Ears, Hosiery, No
tions, Tags and an endless variety Of
goods suitable for Christmas Presents.
Call soon If you wish to save money, at
JOHN RoEMERs.
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GERMAN SYRuP."-No other medicine
in the world has ever given such a test
Of It's curative qualities as Boschee's
German Syrup. In three years two mil
lion four hundred thousand small bottles
OF this medicine were distributed free Of
charge by Druggists in this country to
those afflicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and
other diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
giving the American people undenia6le
proof that German Syrup will cure
them. The result has been that Drug
gists in every town and village in the
United States are recommending II TO
their customers. Go to your Druggist,
and ask what they know about it. Sample
Bottles 10 cents. Regular size rs cents.
Three doses will relieve any case. eod4w
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River News.

The o'Neal left on time yesterday
morning for Pittsburgh.
The Emma Graham and the toWboats
Sam Brown and Joseph Walton passed up
The Andes left for Cincinnati on he,
regular time, with good trip.
The local packets arrived and departed
at their usual hours.
The towboats Hope and John Harmon
passed down.
The towboat Whale, owing to a slight
accident, did moi arrive On Tuesday
night as expected, but passed up last
night with two barges Of ore for the
Mingo Furnace.
The Carrie Brooks, from Pittsburgh Ia
hanesVille, is due this morning.
by TeleSnph.l
PITBBURdH, December lS.-Riyer 4
ieet inches and falling. Weather fair
and mild. ''-
MEMPHIS, December l8.-Riyer risen
4 inches, now II feet 9 inches. Weather
clear. Arriyed-Jas. Howard, New or.
leans. Departed-Golden City and Jas,
y; Parker, Cincinnati; Maude and Phil,
Louis. ~
=NAsayrLIE, December 1s.-Riyer 3
teet and falling.
SHREVEPORT, December 1S.-Riyer fell
inches. Weather cloudy and cool.
ClScINNATI, December 1S.-Riyer 70
ieet sinches, and falling. Weather clear
ana mild tonight. Departed-Stook.
dale, Pittsburgh; Hudson, Wbeeline.
Sherlock, New Orleans.
VIcKsnuRa, December 1s.-Weatber
clear. River fell 10 inches. UnwGitv
OIL Helena, Down-MOrgan, Paragond
LITTLE Rock, December 1s.-Weather
clear and pleasant. River falling.
ST; Loun, December ls.-Arriyed-
o. Geneyieve, Memphis. Departed
Grand Tower, Yicksburr; Arkansa,
Keokuk. River has risen three i ;ncSa.
weather partly cloudy and very warm.
LOUISVILLE, December 1s.-Westber
parity cloudy and warm. River falling.
4 ieet 4 inches in canal. o.
CAIRO, December 1s.-Arriyed-smoIxv
NY and ]. B. Williams, Ohio river
BBe.psrted-smoky City, New 'S or Issss'
er clear. ''"S' "es'n'
NEW ORLEANS, December 1s.-Arriyed
Mohsa. I. Chouteau and John A. Sender,
Memphis. Departed-R. E. Lee, Vieks.
pnrei A. 2: Donnally, Cincinnati: CITY Of
HaogGsta, White river; Texas, Red river:
: snchon, ouachita river. Weather clear,
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County CouRT-JudO. BOvd.

The County Court met at 9 o'clock
yesterday morning, and disposed Of The
following business:
Mary White VS.. Thos. Buchanan; reset
for Jan. IL.
s. D. Carroll, appellee, vs.. Fred. Bye,
appellant, appealed from Justice Bulger;
tried before The following jury. Stephen
Clark, Fred. Nolte, Charles Blanchard,
John @. Beck, VIM. Heburn. judgment
for plaintiff for S35.
H. D, Davis, NJ. D., vs.. NJ. J. and Eva
]. Morgan, in assumpaiti continued by
consent,
On motion Of Geo. F. Tape, surety
on the bond Of John Rothermund, com.
nittes Tor Frederic RoLhermund, an In.
sane person, Il was ordered that John
Rothermund execute 4 new bond in the
penalty Of 5000, with other security,
]. A. Carroll & Bro, appellee, vs.. w. A.
Mccoy, appellant, appealed from Justice
Bulger, on trial before the following Jury:
David Greer, Enoch Ball, ]. W. Alexan.
der, Peter French, W. NJ. Nlcoll, John R,
Loomh.
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SHOOTING ARRAY IN EAST WHEEL
INd.-YesterdAy morning Co nstable John
Hausenauer, Of the Sixth Ward, started
out alter Tom Richards, to arrest him
upon q peace warrant issued by Justice
Wheeler. He met Richards on Market
street, and undertook to take him into
custody, but Richards eluded him and
ran up 10th Street. John followed,
and the chase continued past the Capitol.
Here George Ingle, the Messenger at the
Capitol, voluntarily Joined in the chase,
and passing Hausenauer, gained rapidly
on the fleeing man. When about half
way between EOff and Jacob streets, Rich.
ards suddenly turned, and pulling a six.
shooter from his pocket, turned il toward
lngle in threatening manner::and said:
"Now come and take me, II you want
me-" Ingle had his revolver In his hand ,
but evidently had not expected any re.
siStance from Richards, as he quickly
placed himself behind pair OF stone
steps leading TO a residence, and waited
for Hausenauer 10 reinforce him. When
Hausenauer came up Richards again
started and ran ahead OF him. Hause.
nauer called upon him to halt, and "a
there was no abatement in his speed, the
officer fred at him twice, but without
effect. HauSenauer was by this time
about out OF wind, land gave up the chase.
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A ScHNuLBAcH ZoUAvE INJuREp.-
Shortly after 8 o'clock last evening,
while the schmulbach Zouaves were en- n.
gagged in double quick drill on The
Capitol pavement Mr.. Daniel Snyder a
member Of lhe company who was in the
ranks, suddenly fell in it. As hs fell
his face struck the bayonet OF the gun
which he held in his hands, and he re-.
ceived two severe cuts, one on the right
side Of the nose and the other near he
chin. HO was carried to his residence on
the South Side, where DR.. Hildreth dress.
ed his wounds, which are not Of a seri.
GUS nature.
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A MAN CRuEILY HoRsE.WHrPPED IN
BRIDoEPoRT.-Wm. PIrshal, who owns a
dairy west Of Bridgeport, had in his EN-.
ploy Mr.. David GartIey. On last Wednes.
day Parshal missed a pocket.book con.
tanning $50. Gartley was suspicioned OF
the theft and required to gel into Par.
shal's milk wagon and was brought 10
Ross Alexander's office for the purpose OF
investigating. As nothing was elected
cOndemniug the man he was al
lowed TO go. He went to u
friends house, below Bridgeport, and at
the suggestion Of Mayor MCConuaughy
he was followed and searched, but moth.
ing found on his person. When Parshal
got into his wagon 10 60 home he discoy.
cred his pocket6ook lying under the seat
in the straw. Gartley went back 10 Par.
shal's in the evening to get his clothes,
when he was attacked by Pars hal
who gave him a horseWhipping, for
which Gartley had him arreste and tried
before Mayor McConnaughy yesterday.
Parshal plead guilty TO the charge and
was fined $40 and costs. Paid, and said
to be cheap by Parshal.
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DRAINING VIRGINIA srREEr.-Oscar
seeley is digging trench from the pond
on Virginia street down the alley to Ohio
street, thence east to the river, in which he
will lay an lSinch crock sewer. The bows
go about the streets as mourners, for they
see the destruction Of their prospects for
a fine skating park, while the grave and
reverend seniors rejoice in the abatement
Of nuisance well nigh intollerable. In
noting the result OF a days work on the
sewer, we thought there was some private
enterprise somewhere from the fact that
about FIVE times as much work was done
as is generally accomplished in the same
time by an equal number from the regu.
lar iossil corp OF street hands.
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ACCIDENT ON WATER sraEEr.-Jacob
Mowers, employed at the building being
erected on Water street by Augustus
Pollock, met with quite a severe accident
yesterday morning. He had stepped on
the elevator used for hosting brick and
mortar 10 the top Of the building, and a.
there waa no weight to the balance, Inc
elevator rapidly descended. In the fail
Mr.. Mowers had two OF his fingers cut of,
and sustained severe bruises about he
face and head.
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THE second evening of the festival for
the benefit Of the orphans, at 1ll3 Main
street, was well attended. No one fea.
ture ia more attractive than the art gal.
lery, where the young ladies have sue.
ceeded in gathering many interesting and
valuable curiosities, and TO which they
hope 10 add some forty more specimens.
The ladies in charge Of the tables will
serve dinner and supper to-day at the
usual hours.
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ELEcrIoN OF OFFIoERs.-Alpha Lodge
No. 494, kuights Of Honor, met last even.
ing in their hall, Crangle's Block, and
elected the following officers for the en-.
suing term: G. L. Cranmer, Past Dicta.
tor; 7. B. Campbell, Dictator; L s. Jor.
dan, Vice Dictator; Ralph Ankle, Ass't
Dictator; William II. Chapman, Report.
or; Jerry Clemens, Financial Reporter;
Charles A. Coen, Treasurer; John O. Nor.
rlson, Chaplain; William G. Brown,
Guide; George Arkle, Guardian; w, NJ,
Bottsford, Sentinel; Lewis Woedmansee,
John A Lash and John R. Mendel, Trus'
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Surf FOR DAMAGH.-Mrs. Christina
Bach, who fell through an open coal
vault on the premises OF Thos. Whims,
and sustained seriousinjuries, has brought
suit against Mr.. Whims for $4,000
damages. Messrs. Davenport & Doyener
have been retained by Mrs. Bach to pros.
ecute the case. Mrs. Bach, in her fall,
sustained q fractured Limb, which has
since been amputated.
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LOGICAL AND METEoRoLodIcAL.-Old
Indications has evidently got his back
pay, and is consequently jubilant over his
good luck, or he would not have made
such mistake as to turn inupon us such
q large quantity Of Indian Summer in
the middle Of December. We are no
doubt grateful, but upon the whole we
cannot say We are completely happy, for
if this continues much longer the mos.
quitoes, after having tucked Themselves
away for the winter, will be waking up
under the impression that they have hf.
bernated long enough, and that it Is about
time to begin their usual summer opera.
tons,
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AT meeting Of the Board OF Directors
o. the Wheeling Library Association,
Monday evening, Mr.. T. NJ. Darrah ten.
dered his resignation as Secretary, which
was accepted, and the vacancy was filled
BY the appointment Of Mr.. NJ. W. Burt
until the regular election takes place.
The resignation OF Mr.. D. S. Long, as a
member Of the Board, was also accepted,
and Mr.. Robert Simpson was elected to
ill the vacancy. Mrs. Patterson was
unanimously reelected Librarian.
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10, 1877.


Great Display of Holiday GoOds-GeO.
R. Taylor & Co.
Growing Hyacinths, &c.-opera House
Drug Store.
Ladies', Gents and Children's Christ.
mas Goods-Mendel, Booth & Co.
Novelties at Cummins & Woods.
For Rent-DWelling House.
Lost-Key.
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HAPPY-rIDnas tor nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and quacked. PnlvRrmacher's Electric
Belts ettectually cure premature debil.
ity, weakness and decay. Book and Jour.
nal, with information worth thousands,
mailed free. Address PUIvERMAoHER
GALvANEc Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol.
lowing transfers Of real estate we're ad.
mitted to record in the Office Of the Clerk
OF tie County Court, yesterday:
Deed made November 20, 1876, by
VIM. A. Isett to D. ]. Mckee, for lot No
1872, fronting 40 feet on Wabash street,
Seventh Ward; $3.50.
Deed made Dec. IS, 1877, by George O
Davenport, special Commissioner, and
Hannah Good ct al, to George Joseph
and others, for lot fronting So feet on
Collins Alley; also the real estate on the
east side OF Market street, between 9Th
street and Alley 2, with front Of % feet
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BUSINESS NorE.-Joseph Bell & Co.
will shortly convert the north end Of
their foundry building into u ware room
and office. This viii stiIl leave them
ample space for their moulding foors.
The ware room will be 60x5O feel,
Joseph Bell, Esq, has taken the
quarries north Of the Top Mill formerly
worked BY the late Adams DodSon. He
i9 now supplying the Mingo Furnace with
Limestone. ''A
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A PETITION for the pardon of convict
named Lambkin, from Taylor county, has
been presented to Gov. Mathews by ex.
Gov. Jacob, Lambkin was convicted oil
murder in the second degree, and seutenc.
ed to the penitentiary for ten years, for
killing man named Henderson, and
now one Riley, who Is still at large, has
made affidavit that it was he (Riley) who
committed the homicide. The matter has
been taken under advisement by Gov.
Mathews,
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SOMETHING OF THE OLD TntE-At
seven o'clock yesterday morning there
were ten steamers lying at the wharf.
They were the Salt Valley, Express,
Courier, Andes, o'Neil, Hornbrook, Nail
City, Heathesington and Betty Gilbert.
There has not been so many boats at the
wharf at one time for Along while.
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ADAMS & Lucas invite attention 10
their FISCHER Pianos, which have a Gne
powerful tone, and are furnished at re.
markably low prices. Also 10 their gen.
eral large stock Of Pianos, new and sec.
ond hand, Of other makers, and OF Reed
Organs, TO LET and For Sale.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Price List,
mailed free on application. For sale al
ADAMS 4 LUcAs' Music Store,
1927 Market street.
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A CHANaE.-Any one going along Mar.
ket street In the spring Of 1864 might
have aeen in Smyth's window, corner
Market and 14th street, a sample Of com.
mon brown sugar marked -Four Pounds
Tor Dollar" It was thought cheap al
that time and Smyth had great run on
1t. To-day you can see in the came place
agreat deal nicer article Of sugar marked
Fourteen Pounds for a Dollar" Com
ment is unnecessary:
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now BEAUrIruL IS EVERYTHING.

Truly, a thing Of beauty is joy forey-
er. No one ever passes HutChins'
Music and Art Store without sx.
perienciug something Of a Joy,
there are 80 many beautiful things
to be seen. Mr.. Hutchins has large
stock Of pictures and stStuary, architects
and artists materials, etc, with which TO
TEMPT The purchaser Of holiday gifts.
Hung around the walls are choice oil
paintings, .engravingS, chromos, &c; also
large stock Of shades, pictures, rings,
nails, frames, picture cords and tassels,
&C., on hand to serve Tor holiday goods.
Look in when you arc passing and enjoy
the charming spectacle in the well-flled
windows, without money and without
nrirA
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PERSONAL PoINTs.-Rev. A, Wheeler,
D. D editor Of the Pittsburgh C6riVtian
advocate, is announced to lecture at the
Zane Street N. f. Church on Thursday
evening, JAMS.
Mr.. Fl. D. Swearingen, Of Pleasant
Valley, and Miss NJ. I. Hand, Of Ohio
county, were married at Haneytown yes.
terdAy morning. Mr.. Swearingen, who
is well,tO.do miller, has chosen most
estinable companion, and their many
friends In the city and vicinity wish them
prosperity. The twain started East yes
terday 20 visit Mr.. swearingen's friends.
Mr.. VIM. II. Woodward, member Of the
First Branch Of Council from the
Eighth Ward, yesterday handed his
resignation to Mayor Sweeney. Mr..
Woodward is not now resident OF the
city, having removed 10 Marshall county.
Hon. W, X. Pendleton, State superin.
tendent Of Schools, and Prof. J. c. Her.
vey, Superintendent Of the Wheeling
Schools, have returned from the Wash
ington Educational Convention.
Capt. Ed. Anshutz arrived in the city
yesterday, on the steamer Courier.
DR.. Abram Robertson, Of Manchester,
New Hampshire, will deliver lecture
on "Water; its Functions and Uses," in
the First Presbyterian Church, to.mor.
row evening. HssiNl
Joseph Campbell, OF the First Ward,
while repairing the roof Of VIM. Memen.
gers Ice house, out at Pleasant Valley, by
reason Of the ladder slipping, lost his
balance and fell to the ground, distance
Of some fifteen feet, and suffered severe
injury to his back. He was brought home
by Mr.. Meminger.
Mr.. Monte Zane has just completed a
new residence at Pleasant Valley, and, we
are informed, intends in a short time 10
go into the grocery business.
John Gibson, Esqr,, who resides on the
pike near Judge Thompson's, lost son
aged "a, on Monday last. Be died Of
scarlet fever.
Mr.. jacob Feinler who resides on Mar.
ket Street near the Market House, is cou.
fined 10 his residence by sickness.
James Burnley, Esq, who lives few
miles wcst Of Bridgeport has been suffer.
ng inOm severe sickness.
W. II. seamon, son of Mr.. Henry Sea.
mon, and West Virginia University
Cadet, has come home 10 spend the
holidays.
Judge jackson, Of the United States
District Court, and Jasper Moore, Clerk
Of the Court, arrived at the Mcclure
House laat night. Gen. Golf and United
States Marshall Patton are expected this
morning.
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PRoMsEs kept inspire confidence; and
DR.: Bulls Baby Syrup never promised
relief in the diseases OF childhood with
out at once eAecting 1t. Hence the pop.
ular reliance upon it. Price 25 cents a
hottie. DIV
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HorEL ARRIvAIs.-The following are
among the late arrivals at the leading
hotels:
McLuse-John J. Harrison, ClaysvilIe;
B. E. Fleming and wife, Richmond, Va;
Thos. Potts, Georgetown, Pa; F. G. Man.
ming. Erie, Pa; 7. H. Welsh, Cincinnati;
W. D. johnson, Pittsburgh.
81. Jamss-M. R. Boyd, Cameron, w.
Va; Geo. W. CHM, New York; T. Ship.
ley, Baltimore, Md; Chas. A. Hall, Phil.
adelphia, Pa; o. Miller, Louisville, Ky.:
W. kOhlhouser, Grafton, W. Va; Ed.
Harris, Rsvenna, Ohio; Hester Sealing,
Ravenna, Ohio; c. B. Bundlin, Bourbon
aaSm-j. $. HOfiheimer, Cincinnati,
o. John S!orhr, F. Buskee, Wocds6eld,
O.; Aug. Mier, Brownsville, Pa; Theo.
Shippers, Cameron, o; NJ. NJ. Hutchin-
Hon, MatamorAs, o.; Theo. Hornbrook,
Powhatan, O.; ]. B. Mari, Warrington.
W. Va; E. Vogler, 2anesvflle, o; John
Canning, Burton, W. Va; W. B. Curtis,
N. R. Deniston, West Liberty, W. Va;
Z. Fl. Curtis, Bethany, W. Va; Richard
Terrell, Moundsville, w. Va; T. Fore.
man, Triadelphia, W. Va; AN. Voegtly,
BaresVille, O.; James E. Maxwell, Long
Reach, W: Va;J. W. Rider, Huntington,
W. Va; W. E. Moore, Tyler county, W.
Va; p. b: Glover, Uniontown, Pa; D.
Adams, Waynesburg, Pa; W. Fl. Booth,
Graysyille, o; Jonas Adler, P. Weisen-
berger, +. Mechanism, Geo. T. Carter,
Pittsburgh. Pa.