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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Financial Situation Unchanged..-
Currency Shipments to New =.
York,
The Produce Markets ActiYe and Strong.
er.--Wheat Buoyant and Wanted ~
for Shipment. .
FINANCIAL

The supply OF paper at the banks was moderate.
Some institutions reported an increase In the de-
mant for loans but the general situation wRs I'M
changed. The banks would be ready to accept
larger offerings OF paper, as they find their loanable
resources growing On their hands.
Rates Of discount were SOLO per cent at the
banks to regular customers. On the street the
same rates nominally prevail, with few tran9ac-.
tions-
New York exchange was sold between banks at
Soc per 81, 900 premium, but became drmer
towards the END of business.
The elearinys Of the week are reported as follows
by Manager D. &. Hale, OF the Chicago Clearing
, 1877-04-22

Long and short ei-ars 'laoted It ss,fe Z \
and s.9e sei'sr :Iuns Gumbeelanas qoet ! r; 7
ilalns. s}E:a&ysc. Green llams, i34egSs sesst
u;u:un quoted at G.sE fur shuui,irrA Afmf.,,
rf3s s4y9c Tor shors clears, iostlc for "a. =.
CREASE Wns quiet at 5's9s1sc. u
BEEF PkoDUCfS-Were steady sad onn,....
@t1.D for mess: Sill. 7Jsl2 u ior ~, satt(
$lg. 5utS.o,eO for hams. ~. nsts
iTALLuw- quoted At 77{@7xc far r,.~ -
TIC tur country lots, the Inside Iur 30 > 9' ~
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F0KE1GN.
LONDON, April e1--Eveniug.-consols for
money and account. 951a.
l0-40s, l06A; new 5s, lO0k.
New York Central, ST; Erie, 63;; preferred, 16;
PAH1s, April eo.-Rentes 1o4f 1910.
New 5s, 1Q2k.
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COMMERCIAL

Thefollowins were the receipts and shipments
OF the leading articles Of produce in this city
during the twenty -four hours ending at o'clock
on Saturday morning. and for the corresponding
time last year:
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its-sa'es, 2; consideration, $500. South Of
CITY limits--Sa1es, II; consideration, $4,000.
Total sales, o.. Total consideration, $433, ,415.
, 1877-04-22

aoa ffsppucrs~were less active, and stronger.
noss @ete hfmes at the stockYazds, and Liverpool
,,r ~ ainef on pork With steady feeling In
!afd There was not much demand except for rhan:cs
trom Nay Into June; but sympathy with grain made
ho'aeE. OF products rmer in their views and the fcw
tnas were Oiled coud only covered at better
p'lees. me shipping demand checked by dru,uess
Queuce. ~" ~ ~ s"A"-~
me number Of hogs Packed since March to dates
arc estimated rs follows, the uudermcn-
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NEw YoRK April q. Gold firm. and advanced
<ron mss: ~ m drcI;nn IN conso,a md ,,ar
oA , too1s " ~ ~ a.~tAns - u1 w.
IKE ao'1ces from Europe. essn Soo WAS III oes1ee
demand, and loaned fat to ! per cent for borrow
Ing
Silver bars greenbacks 1o7L: gold, 110. Sill
var co;r v d;econnt -:
coen.:aa+s on, =. a s.-ano
Railroad bonds quiet
State securities quiet and nominal.
Jtwas n dav oY havoc ut ,hc stncl, Exchange.
Ls... los.. a,.s.s, s.es1s. -.sss.
.le1c nasS peei' eeue14t ueellue ~ ssoehs lang
Ing from 14G5 per cent. strictly speaking there
was no panic, but condition rs near to panic as
possible. The heavy decline lin Philadelphla} In
PennsElsan1a ltai1oad stock this morning. amount
Ing to about ~ per cent part OF which was recoy-
efed before the close added 10 the vague 1eelns OF
apprehension and 20 the general denofntlzatlon
which prevailed The market opened firm, aud
coal stocks advanced 1:Dl per cent. .Subse-
qnenuy the entire list became heavy, aud
declined 7a06 per cent. The latter being
#" Wayne. There was pressure to
sell. and the market was quite active during tue
morning, sales up to noon reaching IS, ooo shares,
with the Principal activity in Delaware. Lacka-
wanna Western. Rock Island, Lake Shore, and
New 1ork Central. Alt trunS-l line shares were
weak and lower, partly in sympathy with the sud
den break in Pennsylvania shares at Phil1de1phia.
The feeling in the room was very hearsh, and
there YES no effort made to stem the downward
current among the leading shares. New 1ork
Central and Rock Island led The market On the de-
cine, the former dropping from 911a TO ".
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Also S. t19 other paekaec. lard sr5 3
MESS Posk-"as les active. but ad,snsassa ls y ~
Sales were reported OF Z TO hr,s ss,,.s,.
@i5. SIX. and Ii, 500 hrla teller Iace r. wy
Total: ,2se q esls. The market slo.s, o ~
SIS ,te1 tHs fss1a ss.l !sts et
Seller tho year Tas quoted at sta sal ~
Prime meas pork Was nominal 4, =,
extra prime at Slo.75. '@ssl&A ~
LAEo-Was quiet, but advanced ,11-
closed l2'zc higher than Friday. ,,t.t. l@
Sales we're reported Of J. ooo tcs se.1er . ~.
10 O714s and ALSO tes seller Jun, =, - sass
Total. u. $50 1cs- The market clu.s1 9!oo
%sGt sf.1 rSaaa %sY anS io5s ss.n
MEAT!-Wcrc quiet and hrnlcr. mn, ssasE ID "
INK fully sc PER lo higher. Thetr W. fssa
shipment. but NJ adsuace In p..ses rhi.f ta4a3,
nsnns: u n f6ss1 n:1,t ast
I'd OF "a. UtD il,s shoulders at SIC: in nsss ses
at ST. Hs7 y; per tGo las .cl1er Msy, Is s, a ~
JuLe. aad -. IS seller July; xuI :n1tee tai1 l.
ham, i+@1s n.s ~ ~ y 3,ss gt:c A.
ding the subjoiued tsHscs fur furnss aaa RateaT
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there, the water would come this way during
freshrt ! saw that years ac,o.'',
Mayor Heath stated, that as soon as be found
time he intended to have a conference with the
authorities of the Town of Lyons, and see II
another dam could not be constructed.
, 1877-04-22
Mr.. S. II. Butler furnishes the following: memo
raudum Of in inspection Of wheat here for the 1st


The inspection OF wheat into store during the
past week WAS SO loads, which is less tnan any
previous week in the current crop year. The in
spection one year agof ono day was 70 cars, and
do two years 100 cars.
An order was received here Saturday for car
loads wheat to SO 10 miller in Beloit Wisconsin;
half is to be Minnesota No. e. and the rest straight
No. 2.
Still more; vessel~foad Of Our No. spring
wheat il 10 be shipped to Milwaukee, where it will
be mixed with enough rejected to make 1t pass
mn sfrr AZ Nil,raukee M 3 when thf. xhn1c will
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PERSONAL PoISTs.-Dennis Meighen
who formerly clerked at the boat store, il
now engaged in agricultural pursuits
somewhere up in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. VIM. Tate, who built the Top Mill
and Belmontblast furnaces, is in the city
Lieut.. Ran. Stalnaker, the Governors
private secretary, yesterday returned tC
the Capitol. Ran has been knocking
around in the interior for the past six
weeks, and comes back looking all the
better for his vacation.
Messrs. John L. Rice and Wash. Dun.
bar arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing from Baltimore. .-ni ~e.j II To-.
Capt. Jack Harrison, Of the steamer
Courier, isin the city.
Mr.. John Ewing, Clerk in the Trea.
surer's Office, is making short visit 10
friends in Columbus, o.
George lane is playing right field and
change catcher for the Buffalo club.
Gov. Mathews is now at Lewisburg
and is expected home the latter part Of
the week.
Mr.. John Morgan, formerly of this
city, but for anumber Of years back man.
ager Of the Western Union telegraph
office in Wheeling, was in the city yes.
terday on his way to Chicago on business
-Isttsburgh Leader.
Mr.. Louis Ludwig, who will be remem.
bered ns having had charge of the Nc
Lure House bar room for some time past,
is now in charge Of the detection depart
ment OF the st, James.
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THE HEsstAN MILITARY BAYp.-One
Of the most fashionable audiences that
ever filled the Opera House, greeted The
Royal Hessian Military Band last night,
in their second concert. Nine. Marie
Salvottfa singing was highly appreciated
She sang in the first part "Non-e-ver,"
and for encore, "Ich iicbe dieh," and in tic
second part, "Let me dream again"
Too much cannot lie said OF the extra.
ordinarily fine rendition Of the entire pro.
gramme Of the difficult selections by tic
band. The overtures Three MnskeetcrsI
and "HabuccO" were greeted by storms
Of applause. The selection from Martha
in the second part was also exceedingly
fine. BY special request the band PLAYED
Strauss "Blue Danube" and "Cookoo
Polka" and also the "Postillion Boy
introducing the little drummer boy
with song"Ich bein der gleina rOsteQion.h
The comic German song with accompan.
ment YGla sagt SIC 'CW mich kiSsa," by the
entire band tickled the audience greatly.
The band ia one of the best that has ever
visited our city, and we have no doubt
that should they return again they will
be greeted with large houses, the cheap
price Of admission alone being induce.
ment enough 10 fill our Opera House,
The band goes from here to Columbus, o.,
where they will remain for n short time,
and from thence 10 Chicago.
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ITO CAPITALISTS /.
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging 10 Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
GARDENING, ttl.T-I

On account Of advanced age l aul dcilrouS al
Changing my Tesldence and therefore offer for IalI
my farm situated opposite the city Of Wheeling, on
tho river bank, midway between Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately adjoining the VII,
HsG o. EtnRVille. The property consists Of q
acres oil bill and table land and Is Of river bottom
In the hill thOro are two seaIns Of coal b and 81
teet thick, three deposits Of limestone, al 8 IOo
vein Of close texture sand or free stone, an Is foot
vein Of mari, which altogether mako soil and ~
underlying bed Of depohts Of rich and valuabl,
character.
On the surface, the larger portion Of which lIel
gently alopng 10 the cast and all under direct eK
gosure to the sun, ia Vineyard Of SO acres, mostly
Catawta grapes, all In fine bearing condition, about
seven years old, which has proven itself able 10 ay
handsome per cent to tho cultiVator.
The property Is being approached above and 30
low by m advancing tide Of persons seeking unal
homeSteA1S, and Is now really the only unoecupIeJ
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry
II Is valuable as an Investment for capital seeking
sale purchase, and valuable 10 those who want mar,
ket gardening ground close 70 the city. II fruntI
beautifully upon the rlIGr and COmmaudSa view Of
the city, tho Island and the whole scenery Of tht
valley.
The terms Of alc will DO onC.thlnI caah, balance
In two annual payments, s per cent interest on do.
icrrcd payments. For further particulars lnqurI
Oi RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or by mail at Bridgeport, Ohio
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HOTEL PERsoNAIs.-The following
are among the late arrivals at the hotels
UcLurc--S. W. Bell, Parkersburg; A
H. kunst, Weston; S. i. Clark, Lutte
Cambridge, O.; VIM. Tucker, Wellsburg
Frank Burt, Warrington; J. X, Jacobs
Wellsburg; Floyd Nicely, Miss Ada Nicely
West Union, W. Va.
s.. James-W. $. Wiley, New Martins
Vile; J. W. Gallagher, Nlounisville;
Simon Potter, New Martinsville, A. S
Bebout, MNrtinsburg, O.; D. NJ. Campsey
ClAysville.
= SlGmm-R. n. Thomas, Darlington; ]
Spears, West Liberty; Capt. Jack Har,
rison, Of steamer Courier; P. II. Amos
Fairview, W. Va; J. HamiIl, W. r. Gun.
ningham, Cumberland; Robert Lowe
Marion county; W. II. Mccormick, Cum.
berland.
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A JUSTICE TO De HAULED Over THE
CoALs.--J ustice VIM. Phillips, Of Union
district, seems 10 be In lair way to
achieve some little notoriety. Anumber
Of little Irregularities have been reported
from his office lately, and now the Prose.
cutting Attorney Is after him. The fol.
lowing affidavit was yesterday made b..
fore Mr.. Robert Woods, Clerk Of the
County Court:
State Of we., Virginia, Ohio County, ss.C.
R. =. s 4 IN. In Ohio County Court
Personally appeared before me, Robert
B. Woods, Clerk Of said Court, VIM. =.
Hubbard, who, being frat duly sworn,
says on his solemn oath:
VI aman attorney at law and as such
appeared for the defendant, ChriAholm,
before VIM. Phillips, Esq, the Justice
before whom this action was brought
for the purpose only (aS stated
In the pencil memorandum filed
with the papers) Of moving to quaSh the
attachment and Of causing the case to be
certified 10 the County Court for the de:
cision oil that motion. | first examined
the papers in the case on or about the
llth day OF July, 1877, and the
Justice assuring me, in reply to u
question, that no steps would be taken
in the case for some time, l made
an attempt to settle the case. That
failing, on or about the 17th day Of Ju y,
1877, ! took the action indicated in the
pencil memorandum now filed with the
papers, which memorandum I then de.
iivered to the Justice, asking him to en-.
ter copy Of 1t in his docket. Among
the papers examined on or about the
18th Of July, 1877, was the affidavit upon
which the attachment had been Issued.
II was the same paper, now filed Rs:he alli.
dav.t except hat endorsements have since
been added, and that the words "of this
Site" have since been added after the
word resident" upon the face Of the ali.
davit. Those words, "ofthis State, we're
not in the affidavit at the time | examined
it, and their absence was the cause Of my
motion to quash the attachment, so far NJ
that motion was. based upon the insult.
cheney OF the affidavit. To the best Of my
knowledge and belief ! did not again see
the papers until they were handed me by
the Clerk Of this Court on the Sth day Of
September, 1877, when first discovered
that the words "ot this State" had heen
Inserted upon The face OF the affidavit,
WM. P. HUBBARD.
bard, before me, this i2ih day Of September
| 1911. RODREr u. WOODs,
Clerk County Court Of Ohio County.
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TRUMP ON GLENN's RUN-The rural
districts appear to DO on a strike, as
lately they have become belligerent. On
Sunday two young men met on Glenn's
Run, and getting into dispute as to who
was the best man, and waxing wroth over
it concluded to have mill TO test their
muscle and sand. The preliminaries
were arranged to meet at the school
house on Monday evening and settle II
according to the P. r, So they met on
the bloody.feld. One Of the parties. is q
tiller Of the Roil and the other is man Of
many trades-jack Of all and master oil
none.
First ronnd-The Boiler got one on the
pepper which made it look blue.
Second round-Another feeler on the
other winker which had q tendency to
make it look black. & r -
Third round-This was a foul, as II was
below the belt given by the Jack Of all
trades, and the fight ended.
Result--Two black eyes and the loss OF
supper for the ,tiller Of the soil, and the
Jack Of CIubsis trump on Glenn's Run.
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The LGNGu1D Mo,Qu1To.-It is odd
now to see mosquito, languid and 6laSe
trolling around for his breakfast. He
seems to have lost his, former spirits; he
unhipges his rusty legs with difficulty;
his CLASSY eyes have no longer any spec
ulation in them; and, although he affects
his old Nonchalanee as he settles on q
cleared spot beneath which his hazel
wand has told him there is blood, his
cheerful face tnrnsito blank despair as
he finds that the valve Of his pump is
worn out, With a good glass you can
see his legs tremble, his eyes suddenly be.
come bilious and the hectic lush oil
death settle like q pail upon his CORFU.
gated cheek, 49,
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, September 19.--FIour--
Steady; superfne 81 %, extra s. 90, Penn
sylvania family 81 25as IS. Wheat Firm
Pennsylvania red 81 SOa1 43, amber 81 4sa
! IS. Corn-Steady; yellow Gle, mixed b9a
COO. Oats-Firmer; Pennsylvania white 80
aSSc, western mixed S2aSlC. Rye-Quiei
at Coo. Pork-$l4 00al4 so. Beef Hams-
lSc. Butter-Firm; creamery 26a2Sc; Iowa,
Michigan and Wisconsin 2Oa22c, Western
Reserve 22a24c. Eggs-Firm; western goa
9lc. CheGse-Firm. Whisky-$l IL.
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TIE CHEArEsr RooP Is TIE GRAVEL
RooF.-George Crumbacker, OF this city
is now fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction
both as to resisting Gre and turning water
The tar used is put through process
that frees it from oil and benzolc, and no
matter how great the heat, it will not
run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs oil
every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crumback'
er keeps on hand roofing cement and CO.
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 poslolice or
call at my establishment, head Of
Eighteenth and Woods streets. All or.
ders promptly attended to.
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Exclusion TO observation-disclosures
ments have been made for an excursion
to Pittsburgh next week, from this city.
A train will leave the Bridgeport depot
on Tuesday, the 18th inst, and the round
trip, including admission 10 the Pitts.
burgh Exposition, will be only 50 25.
The tickets will also be good coming
home on the regular trains on Wednes.
day. This rate ID unprecedentedly low,
and will afford our citizens an opportuni:
ty Of visiting the Smoky City and taking
in the EXPEDITION ut q triiing cost.
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additional Markets.l
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
BAlrIMoRE, september !

11IVE'Di DVFtVHIUVE rs
CATTIE-Firmer and more active, clos.
Ing firm. Very best SO 25i FIRST quality
" s7Ifa5 G2H; medium 81 Coal 76; mos,
sales at 81 OOn5 90. Receipts 9,742 head;
sales 2,4s4heAd. ~
HoGs-Quito active, especially good
quality. Quotations, 81 s7I6aS co. most
sales at 81 75as 90, closing firm. Receipts
5,45G head. .7-
SHEEP AND LAMBs-GoOd arrive In lin
tied quantities and are not in sufficient
supply for more than home demand. Sheer
81 Ooa5 90; Grass Lambs 81 oOa5 80, Re,
ceipu G,7oI head.
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WEDDING JoYs.-At II o'clock yester-
day morning select number OF friends
and relatives Of Mr.. Cecil Robinson, OF
the Seventh Ward, and Miss Ella G.
Wright . beautiful and accomplished
young lady Of South Wheeling, gathered
together At the residence of Mr. John
Wright TO see the above worthy couple
mademan and wife. Rev. J. T. Mcclure,
Of the U. P. Church, performed the cere.
,mony. The happy pair will make a trip
to Pittsburgh, Cleveland and other points,
carrying with them the good wishes OF a
host Of friends and acquaintance.
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How IT Is DoNE.-Tho first object in
lille 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,
good healthy by using GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER. Should you be Respondent
sufferer from any Of the effects OF Dys-
repsin, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Nc,
such asSick 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,
70 cents. Positively sold by all firsl.clags
Druggists in the us. cod
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The claim that business is on the eve
Of feviving continues to DO urged with
evidence Of different kinds in support Of
the idea. We entertain no doubt, from
what We can gather, that business will
improve during the fall, will drop of
during the winter and revive again in the
spring, and then steadily improve.
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De-. L. A. FARQuHARs MEDIcArED
CRACKERS, for the relief and cure oil
every form Of dyspepsia, or other iunC.
tional disease OF the stomach and bow.
els, as we'll as all sympathetic affections
arising thereirom, There is no taste OF
smell Of medicine about them-nothing
20 indicate 10 persons using them that
they are taking medicine. Their princi.
pies are so combined as to affect the avs.
TEN by insensible action, which gives q
quick, healthy and complete digestion.
cures the disease by removing the cause,
For sale by druggists and grocers gener.
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( ACoUNTER CAsE.--On Tuesday evening
Lizzie Lemons was before Justice BuIger
on a charge Of using abusive language
toward Mrs. Ruth Haller, and was re.
quired to give bond for her good beha.
vior for the six months. Yesterday Mr..
Halter entered counter complaint.
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SELLING WITHOUT LlCENsE.-EIiiah
Hobbs, Of Moundsville, was before o. S.
Commissioner Forbes yesterday upon a
charge Of selling liquor without license
during the camp meeting season, 'Lige
waived an examination and gave bond IL
the sum Of $1,000 TO insure his appear:
ance before the next term Of The q. S
District Court.
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RECEPTION To GEN. GoFF.-The GofT
Light Guards have rendered a reception
10 Gen. Golf, which will take place at
MeLainS Hall tonight. A large com.
pany has been invited, anda good time ia
expected. The members OF the company
will bring their ladies with them andin.
dulge in social hop after the reception.
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SINCE the announcement was made in
this paper few days since Of cheap ex.
cursion rates from Steubenville to Chi
cago there have been numerous inquiries
made by our citizens concerning it. II the
managerS possessed any enterprise they
would readily see the propriety Of adver.
Using the excursion in the Wheeling
papers.
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HApPY.TIDlNus for nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and quaCked. Pulvermacher's Electric
Belts electually cure premature debiI.
ity, weakness and decay. Book and Jour.
nal, with information worth thousands,
mailed free. Address PULvERMACHER
GALvANIc Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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JOHN AsKEY, turnkey at the Allegheny
police station, left yesterday for Wheel.
ing TO bring back Katie Braun and her
little brother, both Of whom ran away
last week from their home in Allegheny.
.-:PiNsburqh Commercial. Gassiis.
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n TnE "AEurphy" temperance people arc
wide awake and hard at work. This
evening Hon. Geo. 0. Davenport and the
Rev. Cunningham will address the OTIS
Hall Union, and all who attend will be
entertained and benefited. Several other
speakers are promised. "Let the lower
lights be burning" n
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrArE.-The fol.
lowing transfer Of real estate was ad-
mitted 70 record in the Office Of the Clerk
OF the County Court yesterday:
Deed made Sept. 10, 1877, by Mary
Vance to Scott Miller and wife, for 100
acres in the forks between Little and
Middle Wheeling creeks; 5000.
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Adjourned TO court in course.
poIldr CorRr-Jndae Otnnnl.r

POLICE CouRr-Judgc Oanmtr.
The following cases were disposed Of by
His Honor yesterday morning:
Charles Mcdonald for breakinga stree
lamp, was fined 81. Execution was sus
pended on payment Of costs.
John Richie, for using abusive Ian
guage towards Dunmore Whiting, WA
lined So. Committed Tor thirty days.
Edward Stroutman, for exposing hi.
person, was tined 81. "a Gra
George Eberliug and Henry Strump
were find 81 each for disorderiy conduct
The former was let off on payment o
costs, and the latter paid his fine. b.