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Like an ~ wind, and cannot DO mastered Wv
early. What Al rifl ng attack Of s'ckn' 80 W
day, n upatt nded to become serious CASE
In a week. small ailments should be hippeu
In the bud before they blossom INTO iulI
blown ,naladl.s. Ifihis advice were n''ehu'
Oh to, many n heavy hill for med e-l aiteho-
anoe might b. avoided wien ','e 1''''
disordered. the stomach foul me oo"e.' w.
struc,ed, or the nerves dis'nfp'o' 'e'o''
should ut once &c had 10 that su 'rlno w.
dy, Hosteter's stomach Bitleis, Jew u's ,
Of which will restore healthy Sc1!oh Hu' pN'
the stem In perfect oruer. Il Is "a wise pre-
caution to keeI this incompatible prrEeH''
I've in the house, S'nce 1t check WIN w,
rivallcd promptitude, trord'-s Drew
others far more ds7 gerous, and IN their 'a' 81
develo pnsnts are themselves 49,
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W. lYrE up. MURPHY.
3g&l ESTATE AGENTS
.FnES 50 la.Isn.

In.nrovcd md uuimprOyer property IN
avery ouamer Of the city; also, farms and
FARMING lands 80 D-iias and other counties
~ Texas.
Observation-Disclosures and business n ouses In
ne city Of Dallas Special attention paid "a
abstraClur ana peTrcCting titles and estaO,
emit. notes ana accounts. by
W. y. Lyle q CO.,
real EstGto Agents, No. 100 Damar street
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.


SOllcilcrin BANKRUPTCY United states DiO
ui1t Court at lyl,i, once, an Elm street
uHllBs, Texas. speciality IL nil untters II
bapt ruptcy Proofs OF debt taken through
out the United states. ,htrses reasonable
sepi2dlU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07

The marks last night indicated 8 feet
5inches, and falling slowly.
The Hornbrook left for Parkersburg
at IL! A. NJ.
The O'Neal, Phaeton and Telegram ar.
rived and departed "a usual yesterday.
The Science will be this mornings
ParkerSburg boat.
The Iron Valley left Cincinnati last
Sunday, for Wheeling, lying light, and is
about two days overdue here.
The situation at the wharf remains
practically unchanged. No Improvement
in business is expected until there 10 a
good boating stage Of water in the river,
Capt. W. G. Coffin has purchased The
Mollie Gilbert mot the Minnie, "a re.
ported), deliverable to him in few days,
He will also purchases barge and engage
in the towing trade.
The frat Clipper engine was used on
the steamer Clipper in lS45, Capt. Nelson
The John L. RhOad. is still plying a,
a low water packet between Cincinnati
and Madison.
The following are the original names Of
the Ohio river: In 1872 map (attribu.
ted to Lasalle) calls the Ohio by The Tro.
quois name Of Holighin Slpen,n or "a
called by the OltaWls, "The Beautiful
River" A map Of 1857 calls Il "Dopo5
or "Albacha" lohio or WGbaSh), A
Dutch map Of 1908 calls it "oubach.n
A map Of ITO makes the Ohio and Wa.
bash one river, and calls Il 10 or In
l7ll II is called "ochio." In l7l9 Il L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07

ASK YOURSELF THEsE QUESTIONS
Are you dependent sufferer from
Sick Headache Habitual CoStiyeness, Pal.
pitation Of the Hearth Have you Diui.
ness Of the Head? Is your sSys.
tenn depressed? Does your Blood circu.
late badly? Have you Congh? Low
spiritsP Coming up Of the food after
eating ? &C., &c, All Of these and much
more are the direct results Of Dyspepsia,
LAYER Complaint and Indigestion.
GREEN's AUGUST FLOWER is now 10.
knowledged by all Druggists to DO a
positive cure. 100000 bottles were
given away in the us through Drug.
gis@ TO the people as trial. Two doses
will satisfy any person Of its wonderful
quality in curing all forms Of Indiges.
ton, Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular
size 70 cents. Sold positively by all first
class Druggists in us. cod
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The p. W. & Ky. RoAD.-There has
been come speculation over the stoppage
Of work at this end Of the p. W. &Ky.
road, and a great many persons suppose
that the men struck for higher wages, as
their comrades at the other end Of the
line did few days since. Such is not the
fact. There has been no strike here, and
the strike at Well.burg did not interfere
in the least with the work at that end.
Mr.. Mackin, one Of the contractors, was
in the city yesterday, and makes very
favorable report Of the progress OF the
work. lie has 40 men ut work on the
road, and expect 10 commence track.lay-
ing next week. Work was suspended
here in order to increase the force at
Wellsburg. The road-bed here can be
put in good condition in Ten days.
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called Hstboquneo,5 Gnd after that The
French named Il GLAbells," or beautiful
river, and finally the name IeGlled down
70 the word a0hio. '-Dlpaiek.
tBy TGIepapA.l
PrnBuRoH, September 6.-RiTsr Z
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
rainy.
EVANSVILLE, September B.-Rained al
night and cloudy to-day. Mercury CA 70
72 degrees. River feet, large and swell.
Ing Al the rifle. DoWn-Saturu, John.
son and Celina. Up-M. Smith, stahl-
man, Nail City and TOW, Dora Cobber.
Business moderate.
ST. LOUIS, September 6.-AEriTed-
Golden Eagle, Ksokuk; Meyer and Dslls,
Illinois river; Bayless, Quincy; Belle,
Memphis, Memphis. Departed-Golde
Eagle, Keokuk; Howard, New OrIsans;
Newer, Peoria; Capital City, VIcksburg.
River fallen 2 inches. Cloudy and warn.
NAsHyrLLx, September 6.-Riyer two
feet on shoals and rising.
NEtPH1s, September 6.-Riyer Sta
tionAry. Weather rainy and cool.
LouIsynLE, September 6.-RiVer fall
ing, with three feet in canal. Weather
rainy.
NV oRrEkEs, septsmbsr6.-weather
rainy and warm. No arrivals or depar-
tures.
YTcKGBuB0, September 6.-Heayy rain
to-day and still raining lightly. Up
Colorado. None down.
CAIRo, September 6.-ArriVed--BellC
Of Shreveport, New Orleans. Departed
Belle Of Shreveport, 81. Louis. River
ssTen feetsight inches and rising. Wealth.
eF fair.
CINCINNATI, September 6.-River three
feet nine inches and stationary. Weather
cool and cloudy.
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The CHEAPEST RooF 10 THE 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 FIRE and turning water,
The tar used is put through a process
that frees it from oil and benzole, and no
matter how great the heat, il will not
run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs Of
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 poslofice or
call at my establishment, head Of
Eightscnt and Woods streets. All or
ders promptly attended 10.
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BusrEp.-There were Fragments Of
George Washington, Benjamin Franklin,
pieces Of Napoleon, and mass Of Brig
ham Young, General Grant and other
notables lying on the sidewalk in front Of
q Centre Wheeling saloon yesterday
morning. il appears that an Italian
vcnder Of images entered the saloon and
got into a Spat with the tumbler tosser
behind the bar, Tho man OF mixed
drinks did not ask the son Of sunny Italy
what he would have, bnt gave him q
pnneh-a punch In the nose. 1t was this
That raised the dander Of the man Of plas.
ter heads, and he had notgot done saying
what no was going 10 do about Il before
hc was picking himself up from the
ruins Of his fragmentary stock Of his
"bustedn diguitaries.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol.
lowing transfer OF real estate was ad-
milted 10 record in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the County Court yesterday:
Deed made April IL, 1877, by Emma
A. Glasscock, Of Rails county, Missouri,
to James White, Of Ohio county, W. Va,
for all the right, title and interest Of the
party Of the first part in the real estate
claimed and held by Mary Glasscock,
late Of Rails county, Missouri; also all
the right, title and interest in the real
estate claimed and held by the aforesaid
Mary GlaSScOck, deceased, in the real es.
tate Of Elizabeth White, deceased, late Of
Ohio county, W. Va; $50. The property
is situated in this county, on the waters
Of Little Wheeling Creek.
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Two GlRIs ARREsTED FOR GRAND
LARCEHY.-Annie Auber and Maud Geb.
hardt were arrested at their homes in
South Wheeling yesterday, charged with
the larceny Of about $3.50 worth OF cloth.
ing from the residence Of Mr.. r. J..
smythe, on Market, between 2lSt and 22d
streets. Annie has been living at service
in the family OF Mr.. Smyths, and Maud,
whom she represented AZ her cousin, was
staying with her a few days. The cloth
ing, consisting Of three lAdies' sacques,
ono cashmere dresV, one set OF furs, and q
valuable shawl, was taken from the house
on Wednesday night, and the two girls
were Immediately Suspicioned as the
guilty parties. Officer Baird undertook
TO "wOrk up" the case, and succeeded
admirably. The stolen goods were found
in market basket, also stolen, Mt Fred.
Kailers bakery, near the Centre Wheel.
Ing Market House, where Maud had left
them while Annie waited for her on
the corner. Kailer says Maud left the
basket with him, saying that she would
call for Il the next morning, Maud claims,
however, that Annie gathered up the ar.
ticles at the house, and went with her M
lar RS the corner, and waited until she
left tho basket and contents. Justice
Caldwell committed the girls to Jail in
default Of 81 600 bail each, to insure their
appearance for hearing this afternoon
att o'clock,
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HOTEL PERsoNALs.-Among The lat.
arrivals at the leading hotels are The fol-
lowing:
MeLue-Wm. ]. Chase, Newark, Ohio
George ". Thomas, Steubenville, Ohio
J. X. Carksadon, Keyler; Judge ]. ]
Jackson, ParkerSburgi Jasper Y. Moore
Clarksbnrg; II. II. Whitacre, Steuben'
vile: s. Whiloy, Lancaster, Ohio.
81. Jdmes-A. B. Fleming, Fairmont
s. NJ. Morrow, New Cumberland indie
pendent J. ". Plattenburg, Hancock
County Courier: D. SchradeF, New Mar.
ttnHvilIe.
Stamm-William Dis, Parkersburg
Maj. K. S, Gardner, Clarksburg; J. G.
Roberts, MOundsville; George ". Whit
ten, Smilhfeld, Ohio r, II. Mcfarland,
PoWhattan, Ohio.
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CoLE's CncuA-The eireus yesterday
was attended By vast crowds both alter.
noon and evening, and Mr.. Cole has no
reason 70 complain Of his success here.
The snterpriEng proprietor, Who is the
youngest man 10 the business, being only
% yeArs Of age, has left nothing undope
10 carry out his pledges 10 the public,
and no sentiment l. felt BY his patrons
except that Of pleasure at his efforts 10
cater 70 their amusement. The exhibi.
ton includes under one management =
msnSgerie, circus and hippodFome, and
We can say without exlggeratinR that
every department Il 6rst elGsI. The
tents are lofty, eommodiouI and
we'll ventilated, and the reserved seats
are undoubtedly the most eomforia.
BILE Of any circus that has visited the
city. All the officials connected with the
vast HipPodrome are most obliging and
courteous. The performance Of Mr..
George Conklin In the den Of lions and
pSnthers was one Of the best We have
ever witnessed, and Mr.. Frank Gardiner
rode really brilliantly. Young Leon In
hAa ANN1A1 49, NHdt W Say Tue leash
immense, and Mr.. James Campbell 10 his
tremendous summersaulh over l6 horses,
fairly brought down the house. Perhaps
the best thing in the whole circus was
the performance Of the two ponies, GBut.
Ieray7 and "Humpty Dumpty;' on The
zee saw" II was a marvel 10 see two
small creatures exhibit the slRacity tina,
these little ponies did. The comicalitiel
Of Grimlldl AdBms, the clown, we're moi
the least interesting portions Of the en-.
tertainment The bareback riding Of
Wm. ODale was admired BY everyone
Frank Gardner wa 4 good bounding
jockey. The. female gymnAst was par
excellence In her line.
AT the close Of the circus very 6ne
concert was giVen-a concert, by the way,
far superior TO anything Of the kind ever
before given under canvass In this city
The programme consisted Of songs and
dances by burnt cork artists, comic song
in white faces, etc. A rare curiosity Wll
also introduced here-the mermaid, q
woman fish, eating and drinking under
water in Euci 4 way rs 10 almost lead one
to believe She was amphibious.
The show exhibits In Cameron today
II is something which every one1Ihouid
see, and seeinglbe delighted.
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SCAIF LAID OrEN.-On Wednesday
evening young son Of Henry Lohman
and boy named Fredericks, both Of
whom are employed at glass factory in
South Wheeling, Quarreled while at work
and went outside 10 settle the difficulty.
Alter they had left the building Freder.
icks struck Lohman in the head with
stone, laying his scalp open and cutting
an ugly cash. The injured boy was
taken TO Dr.. Pipes office for repairs.
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DR.. E. A. FARQUHAKs MED1cATED
CRACKERS for the relief and cure Of
every form Of dyspepsia, or other func.
tionAl disease Of the stomach and bow.
els, as we'll a. all sympathetic affections
arising therefrom. There is no taste OF
smell Of medicine about them.-nothipg
to indicate to persons using them thai
they are taking medicine. Their princi.
piles are so combined a. to affect the sys.
tenn by insenSible action, which gives 4
quick, healthy and complete digestion.
cures the disease by removing the cause,
For sale by druggists and grOcers gener'
ally.
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WHEREAS this being the sad season
OF the year, which, the poet has told US, is
too warm for whisky punch and too cold
for lager beer; II behooves all good citizens
who have regard for the precepts Of our
torefatherS, and love their country, TO
not stand upon the order Of shedding, but
shed at once, such head covering or head
gear, whether they be Leghorn, Panama,
Macklnaw, hay straw, rye straw, or any
other kind of straw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07

TEMPERANCE AT FOURTH SrnEEr.-
The temperance meeting at the Fourth
Street N. Z. Church last night was we'll
attended. Mrs. DR.. Reilly conducted the
meeting, and short addresses we're made
by Messrs. Bob Love, Walh Bags, Bob
Marshall, VIM. Garner and Harry Hol.
liday. A temperance meeting will be
held at the Island Church tonight, when
i. g. CracrAit will deliver an address.
Al Outs Hall On Saturday night Rev. Z.
Ryan, Of Charleston, W. Va, and Caleb
Sylvis, Of this city, will speak.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07

U. S. DISTRICT COURT JURoRs.-The
following jurors have been summoned for
the United States District Court, and
will meet this morning: VIM. s. Goshorn,
VIM. II. Irwin, T. G. Smith, 7. P. Shall.
cross. 7. H. Logan, H. X. List, Jeremiah
Mason, ]. K. Hubbard, Louis G. stifeI,
a. W. Campbell, LIS. Delaplain, Robert
Simpson, NJ. Z. Hobbs, ]. A, Campbell,
John Mcclure, John B. Lukens, Charles
II. Collier.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AT HA1FP ICE
A large lot OF violins, guitars, o. 'es,
piccolOs, fageolets, aCcordeons, tamUo.
rines, clarionets, concertinos, mouth or.
gans and other small instruments, for
sale at hdlf priee at Sheib's Music Store,
Main Street. This Is bona eide offer,
and II you want bargain now 10 the
tim! tune to select one, as the goods must be
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NARROW EscAPE-on Wednesday
morning some men were at work blasting
rock on the hill near the old Washington
Mill coal bank, in South Wheeling, and
large rock escaped from them and roll.
ing down the hill passed clear throug b
Simeon Woodruf'S house, jumping over
the stove in its passage. The stone was
about three feet square and ten inches
thick. A short time previous 4 small
child Of Woodruff had been playing on
the floor, directly where the rock struck,
and would no doubt have been instantly
killed Il il had NOT mnved.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07

A DEIIoATE complexion ia best com.
pared to a blooming rose; but when The
countenance ia disdgured with Blotches
and Pimples, like weeds in rose.bed, the
Sufferer should promptly use Dr.. Bulls
Blood Mixture, which quickly and ef-
iectually eradicates such unsightly eyi.
deneea Of impure blood.
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Col. Love, Of steubenville, who has
been a close observer all his life, thinks
that a young man may be a college grad.
uate, champion oarsman, and wear a
five hundred dollar diamond pin, and yet
be unable to obtain a position in beer
saloon, because he doesn't understand the
Artof drawing twenty gallOnsof beer out
Of an eight.gallon key.
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NoRrrz ElSSER & Co, Philadelphia,
According 70 your letter l
have anAlyEed the bottle Of your imported
Dutch BitlerS, and can certify that Il con.
ilttI Of no other Ingredients but such q
are vel chosen, harmless and strengthen.
Ing
4 InyigOr.tsS the stomach, stops cramps
and Isl mild physle..
II can therefore be recommended In cases
Of weakness Of the stomach and digestive
organs, a. well - eoStiVsnsss and ali com.
plants Of the bowels.
DR.. BR0CKEHHOFF,
Pnctieing Physician and Surgeon.
Ntw Hork, June l0th, 1877.
For sale In Ill Drug Stores.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07

ATTENTION ia called 10 the announce.
ment in our advertising columns Of a
lost pocketbook. The book contained,
besides check.and some money several
articles which are very highly prized by
the loser, and are Of no vaIne to the find.
er. 1t is TO be hoped that the person
who was seen to pick up the pocketbook
will return it promptly.
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PERSONAL PoIHns.-Ths name George
Roth, which appeared in our Council
proceedings Wednesday morning, As an
applicant for an ordinary license, should
have been George Bot.
Captain Charles Muhleman, the popu,
lar commander Of the Wheeling and Gin
cinnati packet, Andes, is here In attend.
ance al the Board Of Steam Navigation,
as delegate from Wheelipg.-Risbtlrg
Commercial G0Seit<.
Major Z. S. Gardner, Of Clarksburg, Ia
10 the city, on his way 10 attend the Re.
union Of the 23d Ohio regiment at Free.
mont, Ohio. The 23d Is President Hayes
old regiment, Of which Major Gardner
wa z IartermAster.
Cspts. Ed. Hornbrook, Charley Muhle,
man, c. II. Booth and John S. Trimble
represented Wheeling At The session oil
the National Board Of Steam NaViga,
ton.
Miss Fannie Clark, who has been Wis.
iting friends in this city, yesterday morn.
ing left for her home 10 jersey City, &C
companied by Miss Mollie Pryor, who
expects to Ppend portion Of the winter
in New York,
Miss Isadore Pollock lei! yesterday ior
Philadelphia, where she will attend school
this winter.
Morrow, OF the New Cumberland Ia9s
pendent, and Plattenburg, Of the FairVieW
Courier, came down yesterday to see the
moral part Of Cole's show.
John Blatner, who was severely stabbed
short time since by Hugh Harris, was
on the street for the fret time yesterday
Melville Hall, a popular boiler at the
La Belle Mill, was warmly congratulated
yesterday on being the proud papa Of q
bouncing baby boy.
General Bob Love has dropped the
Mercantile Union and gone back TO TEN.
Perance again.-'Seubtnrile Herald.
Plattenburg and Morrow, Of the Han,
cock county pres5, were both at the show
last night, and can't tell on each other
when they go home.
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The "BabyS Best Friendp is the most
appropriate title for DR.. Bulls Baby syr.
up. L is absolutely free from Opium,
MorphiR anu other powerful agents, is
perfectly safe and reliable under all cir
cumstances and by allRying the usual
Stomach and Bowel Disorders Of Baby
hood'keeps the child from fretting and
crying, 50 injurious in itself and annoy.
ing TO all. Price % cents. d&w
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The Turner'S from Sleubenvills, Pitts.
burgh and JohnstoWn will be welcomed
BY the Wheeling Turner'S at the depot In
Bridgeport. They will participate 10 the
street procession on Monday morning II
they arrive in time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-07

WHEELING BUTcHErs' Association
The Wheeling Butchers Association has
elected the following officers President,
George Bowers; Vice President, John
Medick; Treasurer, George Zoeckler;
Directors-Martin Fischer, George SchRd,
l. Alderman, F. Weiner, Charles Loci.
iler, VIM. Burkle, August Zoeckler.
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Coon Black Kid Gloves for IS Cts, at
]. w. FERRELIR.

REI1AHLE help for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and proStra.
ting diseases cured without medicine.
Pulyermacher's Electric Belts the grand
desideratum. Avoid limitations. Book
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PULvERMAcHER GALyAS.
&c Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. DIV
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LUSATIc ARREsrED.-A warrant was
yesterday issued by Justice Caldwell for
John BeltE, on q charge Of lunacy. Beltz
lives on Alley i, In East Wheeling, and
has shown signs Of arrangement for some
time past, Constable Price arrested him,
and he was sent to jsil for hearing this
morning at 10 o'clock,
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The following officers have been elect
ed for the ensuing year for the Pittsburgh
Turner circuit: First Speaker, Augustus
Roll; Secretary, G. A. SchIeier; Cashier,
Edward Meise; Advisors, Charles Hirseh,
VIM. Romer, VIM. Meigge and Jacob
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The following docket was disposed Of
at the police court yesterday morning;
John Arthun aud John Andlinger
we're charged with disorderly conduct.
The former was fined 50 and the latter
81. Andlinger paid and Arthurs was
committed.
james Brown was 6ned s. and Hugh
Boyd 81 for drunkenness. Both paid.
The case againit Henry Album, charged
with diSorderly conduct, WA continued
until this morning.
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PROMPT PAYMESr.--The franklin In
surance Company, in accordance with
their usual promptne5s, has adjusted and
paid ]. N. Brodie their proportion Of his
loss by the fire Of Thursday night Of last
week,
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A CONVENTION OF the bankers Of the
United States Is to be held in New York
on the 18th, 18th and 18th, and several Of
our city ananciers are getting ready to
m