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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-30
River News.

Last night the marks indicated 81
inches and falling.
The Science left for Parkersburg at
her usual hour. The Hornbrook will
be the regular packet this morning.
The Tempest, Comfort and Phaetor
are making their usual trips.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says: Doc
Thayer, Of circus notoriety, Is trying to
charter a boat TO convey bis circus L
Wheeling and return.
A new channel is'reported By the pilots
OF the Golden City at Island 81, from
Phagemans bunch OF timber to a point
rs yards above Mrs. Hickmans residence
1t Is straight and good.
Capt. 5. Martin, Of GAINESVILLE, has sold
the steamer Mink to Capt. David jerks
&c intends taking her to the Lower
Mississippi.
Upper river pilots should look out fol
two dangerous snags: one Of them lies
directly in the channel at Wineburg, op,
posite the Postofiice, about 200 feet above
a dry snag partly out Of the water; the
other also lies directly in the channel al
Whipple's at the foot oil Snag Bar, and
opposite a sunken coal barge.
IBy Telegraph
CAIRO, August 2O.-Arrived-Bee, St.
Louis; Dora Cobler, Evansville. De.
parted-Cobler, Evansville. River 7
feet and rising. Weather clear; mercury
MEMPHIS, August 29.-Riyer fell one
inch; stands Q feet inches, with I feet 3
inches at Plum Point bar. Weather
clear; mercury 920. Departed-Hard
Cash, White river; Eckert, Cairo; Port
Eads, ST. Louis.
SHREVEPORT, August 9O.-Weather
clear and hot. River fell Q inches.
CINCINNATI, August 29.-Riyer 4 feet
inches and falling. DCpurled-Nail
City and barges, Cairo.
EVANSVILLE, August 2O.-Clear till
evening and very hot. Riverialling very
little, eject on gauge. Down-Stakiman,
Silverthorn.' Up-M. Smith, Business
very light.
LOUISVILLE, August 29.-Warm and
clear. River stationary, 2 feet II inches
sr. LOUIS, August 20.-Arriycd-B.y.
less, Quincy; Golddust, Kansas. Depart.
ed--Rob Roy, Keokuk; Bayless, Quincy,
st. Genevieye, Memphis; GOldduSt, Kan.
sas, River fallen l inch. Clear and ex-
cessivcly hot.
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ITO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties VI Small Means Deslruus Of
EuDaglnq In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market "
eaFdenlbn

On account Of advanced ace nm de,irou, NJ
CHANGING my residence, and therefore Offer ior RaIe
ny lArM situated opposite the city Of Wheeling. or,
t te hTer banEI midway between Bridgepoft and
MAtlihs Ferry, and Immediately adIoinInr tho VII
age o. EtnaVille. Tho property conSiStS Of "a
9crS o. hll and table land and is Of river bottom.
~ n, tne ~ there are two seams Of coal, 6b and S
ICY mick three deposits Of Limestone, IN ioot
ven o Close texture snd or FREQ stone, an rs foOt
ven q mari, which altogether make soil and an
unaefIylng bed OF deposits Of y rich and valuable
On the surface, the larger portion Of which lis
senuy honlng 70 tho cast, and all under direct cx-
bosafe 10 the sun, Vineyard Of So acres, molly
SaANm gfnPes, all In hRe bearing condition, about
eSen years old, which has proven Itself abe 10 IA
handsome per cent to the cultIyator,
me property d being approached above and be-
toN ~ an advancing tide Of peHSons seeking small
,nomSsteadS and Is 20! really tho only unOScupICd
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry,
y valuable a an Investment for capital seeklnF n
Sue purchase, and valuable 10 those who want nar-
Eet gardening ground close to the city. II fronts
Deaugiully upon the river and commands view oi
valley. "-N'' 'S"Ne4' VI 'ue
The terms Of ale will DO oue-third cab, balance
~ I'VE annual payments, per cent interest on de-
ietteu payments. For further particulars InouIre
RICHARD CRAWFORD
va The premises, or BY mail at bridgeport, Ohio
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BASE BA11.-sr. LOUIS BRowNs vs..
srANDARDs.-The attendance at the Fair
Grounds yesterday afternoon, to witness
the game between the above named
clubs, was decidedly slim, there not being
more than fifty people present. Thetact
that.the home team was minus the ser
vices Of Glasscock and Lane, gave but
little hope for a we'll contested game.
The game nevertheless was exceedingly
we'll played. The home club excelled The
visitors at the bat, their batting beingex.
tremely heavy; the leaguers, however,
were superior In the field.
In the 9TH inning Lukens and Robinson
got in good two base hits and Hagan q
corker for one base, but so sharp was the
fielding Of the Browns that the result was
q whilewash. -
In the 9Th inning the Standards had
three men on bases and none out,
but were again retired without
scoring, the Browns being entirely toe
much for them. The visitors were blank
ed in the frat two innings and scored one
each in the Sd, 4th, 9th, 9th, 9Th and 9th
innings and two 10 the 9Th, Venum'l
pitching bothered them considerably ID
the fore part OF the game but in the latter
part they lit on him for seven base hits Ii
three innings.
Nichols pitched for the Browns for The
irSt half Of the game, but the boys pun,
iShed him 80 badly that Blong had 10 bs
substituted in his place. LuEens caught
Venum very well although his throwing
to third could be improved upon. vii,
cox and Robinson are credited with very
well taken ay balls after long runs. The
bases were elltguarded by "Wilkie,'
Barckley and HaRan. Moifat played
short without an error!
The visitors played very good game
although their playing was not q the
Boston character, their errors being
more numerous.
The same clubs will play again this nf'
ternoon, when we hope the boys will be
encouraged by the appearance Of n large
crowd on the grounds. The following Il
the score: tT r
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How IT IS DoNE.-The first object in
lie with the American people is 10 "get
rich" the second, how to regain good
health. The first can be obtained by EN-
ergy, honesty and saving; the second,
lgood health by using GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER. Should you be respondent
sufferer from any Of the effects OF Dys.
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, &c.,
such as Sick Headache, Palpitation Of the
Heart, Sour Stomach, Habitual Costive.
ness, Dizziness Of the Head, Nervous
Prostitution, Low Spirits, &C., you need
not suffer another day. Two doses OF
AUGUST FLOWER will relieve you at once.
Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size,
IS cents. Positively sold by ali frst.class
Druggists in the u. S. cod
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How TO Cool Rooms IN Hot WEATHER
"A suggestion has been started for cool.
ing rooms in hot weather, which has al
least the merit Of simplicity. 1t is tc
hang sheet outside the window.blindg
and keep it wet; the window, OF course
to be open. Various devices are propos
ed Tor keeping the sheet wet, such "a 6av.
ing pail OF water on a shelf outside
above the sheet and letting the water
trickle down by means Of syphon. In cit,
les with water works this could be easily
managed without shelf or pail, by means
Of hose attached to a water iawcet, But
a yet simpler and probably more practi,
cal device would be, where there is an
awning above a window, to keep the avn.
ing wet by means Of sprinkler and hose,
An awning so treated would not probably
be serviceable after seasons use, but
meanwhile it would have been very use.
full.
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Too MucH FARE.-Julius Lohse re.
lates a funny incident that occurred in a
Bellaire street car yesterday, which is
rs follows: An Irish woman got aboard
the car, and upon being asked for her
fare; gave the conductor a ten cent
piece, for which he gave her in return a
package containing a ticket and four
cents. She tore open the package and
put the four cents in the box and threw
the envelope containing the ticket out Of
the window, not knowing the ticket was
in it. After waiting short time the
conductor politely asked her for the bal.
ancc Of her fare 1.-TWO cents), which she
refused to pay, stating, "What sort O. a
mon are ye ony howl are ye not satisfied
wild tin cints when the fare il only Elk!
We must be Luzeana Bull Dozer, be
George"
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THE CoURTs.-MuMCIrAL COURT
Judge Cranmer.-The following cases wer,
disposed OF by this court yesterday:
Mathew Barber vs., Citizens Fire, Ma,
rine and Lille Insurance Company; motion
for new trial granted on payment Of costs
by defendant.
Mathew Barber Va. Citizens Fire
Marine and Lille Insurance Company, No.
.; demurrer to declaration overruled:
Franklin Insurance Company vs.. Citi.
zens Fire, Marine and Life Insurance
Co.; demurrer to declaration sustained
with leave to plaintiff TO amend at rules
Ferguson, Mead & Co. vs.. Angus
Neuhausen; defendant paid into court
Sl6l Of, and case continued until Tues
day, September 4th.
Adjourned until Saturday at lOA. NJ
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NEuHAusra's Concert and Ball every
Thursday are very popular, especially
for the dance lovers.

DR.. E. A. FARQunARs INDICATED
CRACKERS, for the relief and cure Of
every form Of dyspepsia, or other iunc.
tional disease Of the stomach and bow.
els, as we'll as all sympathetic affections
arising therefrom. There is no taste or
smell Of medicine about them-nothing
to indicate 10 persons using them that
they are taking medicine. Their princi-
piles are so combined as 10 affect the Bys.
tenn by inSensible action, which gives q
quick, healthy and complete digestion.
cures the disease by removing the cause.
For sale by druggists and grocers gcner.
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, opITuAnY.-We regret to announce
the death Of Mrs. Mary Seamon, wife Of
Mr.. Henry Seamon, which occurred at
the residence OF her husband, No. 1850
Water street, yesterday afternoon at %
o'clock. Mrs, Seamon was an estimahle
lady, and her loss will be deeply lelt in
the circle in which she moved. Her be.
reaved family have the sincere sympathy
Of the entire community. The funeral
will take place on Friday AFFIRM.
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The RonNsoS CUTTING ARRAY
Joseph Robinson, who was stabbed on
Market street at m early hour yesterday
morning, is confined TO his bed, and un.
able 10 appear and testify before JUS
tice. Obenhemier and Biggs, who were
arrested for doing the cutting, are sill in
jail, and will be held to wait the result Of
Roblnson'A wounds. Both men arc
strangers in the city, and have been
boarding at the LinHGman House.
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The CHEAPEsT RooH Is THE GRAVEL
RooF.-George Crumbacker, Of this city
Is now fully prepared to put on grave
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction
both as to resisting fire and turning water
The tar used is put through a process
that frees 1t from oil and benzole, and nc
matter how great the heat, II will mol
run. Il is equally efficient In roofs o.
every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crumback'
er keeps on hand roofing cement and &C.
ment for tanks and sidewalks Of the best
quality, which he offers for sale at the
lowest rates. This roof has stood fifteen
years in this city.
Address me through the poS!olice OF
call at my establishment, head OIL
Eighteenth and Woods streets. All or.
ders promptly attended to.
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WoRKIEdMEN's MEETING.-The work.
ingmen Of the Sixth Ward met at The
United Engine House on Tuesday even.
ing, for the purpose Of organizing a club
in the interest ofthc workingmen's party.
A committee Of five, consisting Of. Nessrs,
|. Barton, chairman, W. Cox, Thomas
Bennett, Pat. Weir and David Reese, was
appointed to draw resolutions and re.
port at the next meeting, to be held next
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HAPPY.TIDIEos for nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric
Belts efeCtually cure premature debil-
ity, weakness and decay. Book and Jour
nal, with information worth thousands,
mailed free. Address Pu1vERMAcuER
GALvAEIC Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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pEACHE, PEAcHEs.-We will receive
to-day one car load choice Peaches for
canning, also will have car on Friday,
Persons desiring to put up first class
article will do we'll to avail themselves oil
this opportunity, as the crop ia running
low in the East, The attention Of deal,
ers is especially called TO the above. The
peaches will arrive and be on sale at the
B. & o. depot, also at the business houses
oil BAcHAtAH & BURST and
A, G. EaERTHR.
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additional MarketS.l
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.


BALTIMORE, August 20.
CATrLE-The market during the past
week was quiet and prices HdIc lower.
Very best s. 25as %; tist quality 81 Goa
525; medium 50 25al %; ordinary 50 Goa
. 70; most sales at s. 75aI IS. Receipts
1901 head; sales 2 ,2lO head.
noas-Dull and prices 1lc lower. Range
at 81 OOa7 10 Receipts 5,94l head.
sHEEp-Dull but steady. Range 81 Goa
40; few extra shade higher. Receipts
504 head.
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COMMITTEE MEErrNas.-This is com,
mlttee week with the Board Of Commits.
sioners. The following committees meet
this week: Thursday, Finance Committee
and Joint Committee on Finance and
Roads; Friday, Committees on Court
House and Jail and Poor; Saturd ay,
Committee on Roads.
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ScHEuTzEN CLuB.-Mr Edward Scheuf.
Ter, who has taken prominent part ii
the movement OF our German citizens to
ward organizing u Scheulzen Club, i.
now working the matter up and obtain
ing the signatures OF those who desire t
connect themselves with such an organi
zati6n. AS soon as twenty. five names are
obtained meeting will be held and at
organization effected,
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RArE.-About four o'clock yesterday
morning Mrs. ]. II. Springer, respecta-
bic lady who resides in the Sixth Ward
was seized by two ruflians who iorcibly
violated her person. Mrs. Springer gives
the following account Of the outrage
She had been sitting up all night with
Mrs. Henry Seamon, who was dangerous.
ly i'll at her residence on Water street
and started home shortly before 4 o'clock.
While going down Main street she
noticed two men standing near the stone
bridge, and not liking their appearance
she turned up 10th street, intending to 20
over the Market street bridge, and thus
avoid them. The men followed her uu
to the other bridge, where one Of them
addressed her, asking what she was do.
ing on the streets al 80 early an hour in
the morning. Mrs.Springer replied that
she had been sitting up with SICK friend
and was on her way home. Tie rufIians
blocked her path and prevented her
from leaving, when she demanded that
they step aside and let her pass. One oil
the men then took hold Of her, and said
that he would take her to the lookup
She protested against such summary
proceeding, claiming that she had done
nothing for which she could DO arrested
No attention was paid to what she said
and she was dragged up Market street
to an empty lot back Of Botsford's spice
mills, where one ofthe villains forcibl1 vi.
plated her person. Soon after accomplish.
ing his. purpose the rulIian and his com.
panion took to their heels. Mrs, Spring.
er ran down ChapIine street to cooper
shop near the taCk-iactory, and told Mr.
Thomas Pyles, whom she found there
what had happened. Mr.. Pyles started
after the two Williams, but was unable ia
overtake them, and returning, escorted
Mrs. Springer to her home. The men are
unknown, but Mrs. Springer is confident
that she could identify them. The police
have taken the matter in hand, and will
make vigorous effort to bring the vii
liansto Justice. .-.--
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POLICE CouRr.-Judae Otonmer,

There were only three cases before
His Honor yesterday morning, viz:
Charles Fette, charged with disorder on
the 9th, on complaint of Michael
O'King, was fined s..
John Mazingo, arrested by Officer
Fleming for drunkenness, was fined s.
and costs. In default he was committed
for thirty days.
The case OF Lawrence Clark, charged
with failing to remove garbage, was con.
tinued until this morning.
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OK THE SLATE.-Last night at 10
o'clock the following names were on the
slate at police headquarter:
Thomas Carney, Fred. Rife, Ben. Clark,
James johnson, Henry Hall, Henry
kearns, and John Dunn were arrested
for drunkenness.
There were two charges against Law.
renee Clark, .of failing to remove garbage,
according 10 contract.
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A CoRREcTEoN.-Jim Bulger, Of the
Spring Garden Saloon, desires us to state
that the Robinson cutting ARRAY did not
happen in his house. He says that the
parties left his house peaceably, and that
the ARRAY occurred on Market street, in
front Of Qaimby's news depot. We make
the correction cheeriully.
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CANT MEETISo.-The closing services
at the Moundsvllle camp ground will be
held to-day. Doubtless, however, many
who have cottages on the grounds will re-
main and spend the balance OF the
summer in the woods. l-Ir-7 III
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CARPETS! CarpetsI Carpebl II Is a
well settled fact that the cheapest Car.
pets and Dry Goods in the city are found
at ]. W. FERRELs,
Corner Main and 10Th st.
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: THE MOST POPULAR PHI

ever furnished the American people. The hiGh.
est medical authorities conccdc their superiority
over all others, because they possess Alternative,
tonic, and healing properties contained in no
other medicine. Being strongly Anti. Bilious,
they expel all humnrS, correct a Viliatcd state Of
the system, and, being purely vegetable, they
do not, like other pills, leave the stomach and
bowels in worse condition than they found
them, but, on the contrary, impaEt healthy
tone and Vigor before unknown.
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ALI the world over, Baby governs.
Yet often disease will overcome the Baby,
and then It ia that Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup
proves its worth by eonquering the dis.
ease. Price % cents per bottle. d&w
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A LOVELY landscape all dotted over
with unsightly boulders, is not more un.
pleasant 10 the sight than is human
lace disfgured with Bumps and Pimples,
those prime evidences Of impurity Of the
blood. DR., Bulls Blood Mixture will
remove all such Disagreement promptly.
d6w
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BREAK DOWN IN PRlcm.-Dress Goods
5 cents, Black Kid Gloves So cents and
Carpets as cheap as 10 cents. They have
TO be sold to raise money now,
J. W. FERREL.
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SKIFF RAcE.-The agreement between
Eugene CSdy and Ben. Mclaughlin, for
skifFrace from the mouth OF the creek
10 the Benwood Mill and return for a
purse Of S25, was perfected at Bulger's
Saloon last night, and $40 forfeit put up
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YEsTERDAY afternoon Henry Hall and
Henry kerns were arrested for drunken.
ness, and locked up for a hearing this
morning, 'Es'.-r
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TEE cars wait this evening until the
Ball is over in Neuhausen'S Belyedere to
bring passengers home.
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THE admittance to the Fair Grounds
this afternoon will be twenty-five cents;
ladies tree. fIEiP tsk'.f
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Down. Down. Down - Another
break down in prices Of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell at some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Ivy. FEnRE1.
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THE Memorial Dancing Club will have
a ball tonight at Memorial Hall, in Cen.
tire Wheeling.
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ONE deed OF trust was admitted to
record Yesterday by the Clerk Of the
County Court. g. ...j
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THE Board Of Commissioners Of this
county will meet on Monday morning
next. ,r lIr iHeai $40
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THE weather makers say there will be
frost this week. Take in the clothes line.
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THE small boy scents the battle already,
and in his dreams hears the melody 81
the school bell. sl "
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THE Board of Equalization and APP.
pealS yesterday concluded their labors,
and adjourned sine die.
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Mrs. NJ. L. WHITAKER will resume
her classes Of vocal and Instrumental
music September LIST.
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Jusr received, a lot Of Children's Shoes
Of the latest styles, at L. v. BONDS.
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DRY GOODS.

5000 Yards CANTON FLANNELs at
extra low prices.
1000 Yards all wool PLAID FLANNELS
at old prices.
500 Tbs, WOOL YARNS, at Wholesale
and Retail, very cheap.
500 Yards GREY TWILLED FLANNEL
for 15c.
1000 Yards PLAIN RED and WHITE
FLANNEL as low as zoe per ynrd.
New CASSTMERES, TWEEDS& JEANS
for Mems and Boys wear.
New Style Of DARK PRINTS received.
LIGHT COLD PRINTS at &c per yard.
New Stock desirable patterns OF the best
GtNGHAAiS.
Finest Blue Black CASHMERE, AL.
pACA and LUsTERs, received for the Fall
Trade and will be sold ut tho lowest price,
W0RSTED DRESS GOODS, suitable
for Fall wear, at very low prices, from l0c
to 20 and Csc per yard.
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LITTLE children, get your books and
states ready, for it's almost school time.
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On Tuesday young son Of Mr.. Theo.
dorc Miller, Of the Eighth Ward, fell
from n swing and broke an arm.
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The cheapest shoes in the city at
L. V, BLoHDs.
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THE finest Refreshments Of every kind
this evening at the Belvedere. Don't
forget the Concert and Ball.
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BEER was introduced. to this country
thirty years UGO. 1t came over in a
schooner.
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TIE customary Thursday Concert and
Ball to-day at Neuhausen's Belvedere.
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GENTS fine shoes Of the latest styles
just received at L. v, BLoNDs.
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VACATION draws to a close, and the
small boy is correspondingly miserable.
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THE St. Louis Browns, who played a
game with the Standards yesterday, are
quartered at the st, James.