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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-24
River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed feet IL inches in the channel
and stationary.
The Katie Stockdale passed down last
evening, en- route 10 Cincinnati.
The Mslie Rsgon will be to.day's
Parkers burg boat.
The Hudson departed for Cincinnati
on time Saturday.
The Express passed up for Pittsburgh
yesterday.
The Andes will arrive from Cincinnati
to-day.
The Carrie Brooks passed up Saturday
right, en- route for Pittsburgh.
The Salt Valley passed up for Pitts
burgh Saturday night.
The Granite State passed down Sstur-
day morning for Portsmouth.
The Della, Telegram and Phseton are
arriving and departing on time.
by Telegraph
CINCINNATI, December 23.-RIver 10
feet 5 inches and rising. Weather mild
and rainy.
PITTsBURGH, December 23.-River 4
feet inches and stationary. Weather
cold and toggy.
ST. LOUIS, December 23.-Arrived-
Common wealth, New Orleans; City OF
Chester, Memphis. River risen - in
ches. Weather cloudy and warm with
light ram.
LOUISVILLE, December 23.-Rainlng.
Dcparted-Shinkle, Memphis; Dora Cob
Ter, Evansville; Golden City, Ciucinnatii
Robert Mitchell, New Orleans. River
rising, with 6 feet in the canal.
MEMPHIS, December 23.-River fall
ing. 1t has been steadily raining ali
day. Departed - Colorado, Vicksburg;
Capital City, Vieksburg; Golden Rule,
Cincinnati; Thos. Sherlock, due down.
EVANSVILLE, December 3D. Weather
cloudy; rsined all last night and to-day,
with prospects Of continuing; wind east;
mercury 5S to 65 deg. River feet
soant and falling. DJwu-Charles b.
Church, Grey Eagle. up. d. Par
ker, NJ. Smith. No busine ss.
CAIRO, December 2S.-Arrived =
City of Helena, Vlcksburg; Fred. Viii
son, New Orleans; Sherlock, Cincinnati;
Belle Memphis, ST. Louis; Duriee, Pitts
burgh; Mary Miller, St. Louis; Ander-
son, Nashville Baum, Cincinnati. De
Wilson, Ohio river; Sherlock,
New Orleans; Helena, st. Louis; Mary
Miller, Cincinnati; Baum, Memphis;
Durtee, s.. Louis; Belle Memphis, Mem
phs. River IA feet A inches and sta
tionary. Light rain all day.
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Personalities.

Miss Fife Bruce an accomplished
young lady of Cumberland, Md, VINO nas
been visiting friends and relatives IN the
CITY for several months past, returned
home Saturday to spend the holidays,
after which she will visit Baltimore and
spend the winter there.
j. 4. Deloe, Esq, editor OF the Tyler
county Star, and formerly typo IN thls
office. was in the city on last Saturday.
U. s. Marshal g. w. Patton, of Charles
ton, passed through the city yesterday on
his way to Lewistown, Pa, to spend
Christmas day with relatives.
Miss Swami, OF Washington, Pa, Is
visiting Miss Ada Coen, Chapjine street.
Rev. w. G. Snodgrass, pastor OF the
Chspline Street VI. Z. Church, returned
home Saturday, after lengthy visit to
the Sunny South" The reverend gen
tleman is much improved in health and
appearance.
Col. Robert Delaplsln returned from
Fa,rmont on the II o'clock train Satur-
day night.
Mr.. Joe Toliver, Jr., with Markle *
Sons, OF Pittsburgh, has returned home
to spend his Christmas.
"Chippy7 Bsusmsn, formerly manager
of the A. 81 p Telegraph Company here,
Is In the city. =,
Miss Hattie Gotf, of Clarksburg, will
spend the holidays in the city.
Miss Fish, daughter of ex-Secretary
Fish, is expected here this week to visit
MISS Maxwell.
Col. Ned Wood left for kanawhs Sat
urday, on the steamer Hudson, where he
goes to spend the holidays.
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THE COURTS.
saturdays Proceedings In the DIFF.
ferent Judiciary Bodies.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE 30

COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.
Thomas Conner, administrator, VS.. Cili-
zens' Railway Company The Judge
Withheld his opinion on instructions to the
Jury offered by counsel on either side.
Instructions will be given this morning,
and the case will then go to the jury for
action.
Adjourned until ten o'clock this morn.
ing.
MUNICIPAL COURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
No business transacted with the excep-
tion Of signing the docket.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
Tag.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE cRAYMER.
George Gsus, disorderly. Case dis
missed.
Harry Jones, disorderly, fped one
dollar and costs. Execution suspended
on payment of costs.
VIM. o Brlen, vagrsnt, fined two dol
lars and costs. Committed.
MATINEE.
VIM. Burns, drunk and disorderly,
fined 81 and costs. Committed for thlr-
ty days.
Joseph Simpson, drunk and disorderly,
fined 81 and costs. Committed tor thir-
ty days.
Jimmy Johnston, drunk and disorder
ly, fined 81 and costs Committed TOR
thirty days.
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ACROSS THE RIVER.
speciauy Reported for the Register.
REILkIRE.

REPAIRING of brass, wooden, or Town
clocks attended to with promptness and
nestness by 2. 7. Sellsrs 419 Belmont
street, three doors below the railroad "a
bridge, --
One of the drivers on the street cars
on approaching the waiting room at the
ferry, Saturday morning, found two very
rougb-looking trsmps, with pile OF
PENNIES, nicke!s, dimes, &c, before them,
making "divy." From the atten-
dant circumstances it was thought
that somebody's till had been burglar
lied, but nothing of the kind has IS yet
come to light.
The bali at the Osborne House was q
big affair, and passed oil 10 everybody
satisfaction. The majority of those pres
ent swere from Wheeling, and al
though full dress toilets were not
worn, large number of elegant
costumes were displayed. The general
impression seemed TO prevail that the
Misses Ada and Aggie Murine were the
bellies of the evening. Kramer's band
WAS in attendance and fine supper
was provided for those present
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At zteEenfeIder's.

BISCUIT Glassae. for dessert, at Mrs.
Ziegentelder's.
STRAWBERRY ice cream ST Mrs.
Ziegenielder's.
PIsTACHIo cream and fresh cakes at
No So, Twelfth street.
VANILLA ice cream and fresh cakes at
Mrs. Ziegentelder's.
ORANGE sherbet at Mrs. Ziegenteld-
er's, No. So, Twelfth street.
MACCARoNI cream and fresh cakes at
Mrs. Ziegenielder's.
CHOCOLATE ice cream snd fresh cakes
st Mrs. Zeigenlelder's.
REYMAN X Bros Chicago csrsmels
and fine French candies at Mrs Ziegen'
fielder
DUR1yG the past week new goods have
been received, snd the stock OF fine can
dies is not exceled by any in the city.
Don't iail to call to-day.
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at'lleelln9 2e9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New Advertisements.

Go Oh Express Without Waiting.
Notice to Bridge Builders.
Hostetter's Almanac First Page.
Grand Ball-Gotl Light Guards.
Opera House-Shaughrsun Company
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Andes.
Closing Out Sale Stanton u Dsven
port.
Sleeping Venus-Hutchins' Art Store
Ohsl-Geo. II. Parks.
West Virginia Cloak Emporium
| Head of Local,
For Rent-SLores and Bar Rooms.
Great Reduction in Jewelry-Turnel
u Dillon.
Holiday Presents-Louis Dechert.
Literary Entertsinment-Di Disciples
Church.
Cook Sloves-R. II. Sweeney.
To Buyers. p. Brown.
Furs Cleaned and Repaired-Glove
Factory.
Card Photogrsphs-Plummer's Gal
cry.
Silver Plated Warc-Jaeob w. Grub
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THE SCORE.
Mustered in.

Saturday afternoon Col. Robert Dela
PLANE of Governor II. 81. Mathews staff
mustered in the DAVIS Light Guards al
Fairmont. The ceremony took place at
the armory of thecompsEy on the ground
floor of the State Normal school At that
place. There are fttv-fYe names on the
roll of the company, but oaly thirty-two
were mustered in, rs the remainder were
not uniformed. The cermony, rs per-
formed by Col. Delaplalne, was very I'M
posing. The officers of tbe company are
Z. w. S Moore, Captain; 5. W. Jack
son, first Lieutenant, and j. K. Watson,
Second Lieutenant. The company is
well drilled and presents fine appear
ance on the field.
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A New AppficRtiOn.

Saturday Mr.. W. j. Cots, whose
property was condemned for the use of
the p, w. Il KY. Railroad depot in this
city, made application to Judge Boyd to
have another jury called to resssess his
damages, as 5000 were not, in his esti-
nation, enough tor his property, as he
had been offered $4,000 The Judge has
the matter under consideration.
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She claims 10 Have Been Robbed.

Saturday night Day Gosney met a
woman named Thompson at the corner
Of Market street and alley Four, where
she alleges that Gosney took from her
Sl5. In the scutiie the woman was
Invested OF nesrly all her clothing. Cos
ney claims that the money belonged TO
him and that he Only took it from her.
He was arrested by officer Bogard and
taken to the lock up to appear at the
Police Court this morning on = charge OF
stealing money.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following Transactions IN real estate
were recorded in the County Clerks Office
Saturday:
Deed made December Il, 1877, by
Charles w. Franzheim to the German
Fire Insurance Company, OF this city,
for that piece OF property fronting or
Market and Fourteenth streets, on WINCH
is located the Hamilton Opera House
part of lot No. 10, in square No, 6. Con
siderstion, S20,50O.
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Prize Shooting.

Saturday afternoon the contest for the
$50 Maynard rifle took pace nesr Fran TX
Walters, out the pike, and resulted in a
victory to the Riverside Club, DR. L n.
Worthen, member of that club, bearing
away the prize on o score OF "A out of a
possible so. MIR. s. X. Wallace scored
the next best, which was AZ. The third
best shot was by Mr.. John w. Findley,
of Bethany, Brooke county, who tied
Mr.. Wallace. The distance 100 yards,
otf-hand, at a four-inch bulls eye.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Not only promptly arrests the corroding discharges
In Catafrh but by sympathetic action, II restores TO
sound health all the organs Of the head that have
become affected BY It, and exhibit any OF the follow
Ing afeCtOns:-
Defective Eyesight, Infamed and Mattery
Eyes, Painful and Watery Eyes, Loss OF
Hearing, Earache, Neuralgia of the Ear,
Discharges from the Ear, Ringing Noises
in the Head, Dizziness, Nervous Head
ache. Pains in tho Temples, Loss of tho
Senses of Taste and Smell, Elongation of
the Uy-uIa, Inflammation Of the Tonsils,
Putrid Sore Throat, Tickling or Hacking
Cough. Bronchitis, and Bleeding of the
Lungs.
Each package contains Or. sanford's Improved
Inha!ng Tube, with full md carefully prepared d.
rcctous for use IN all cases. Price. u. For sale by
ali Eholesale and retail druggists and deslers
throughout the United states and CanAfas. WEEKS
& POTTER, General Agents aid wholesale Drug
g.sts, Boston, nlos.
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u psRi.

On last Saturday evening about $50
o'clock, as two young men OF Centre
Wheeling were ascending the hill this
side OF Fulton, in n buggy, wagon de-
scending struck the buggy and threw the
occupants out, injuring one Of them
about the face. The horse started towards
Fulton, dragging the buggy, which was con
sidersbly broken. The animal was after.
wards found in East Wheeling. The RIG
belonged to Michaels stable.
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Broken TO Pieces.

/ Saturday afternoon as Il country party
WAS driving up Market street, above
Eight, IN twu-horse carriage, with E
large double ''hobby horse" toy attached
to the rear Of the vehicle, the string
holding the toy in It's place broke and let
it down to the ground, completely de-
molisning it. The owner gathered ur
the pieces and went on his way sorrow
ing. Some one will be disappointed or
Christmas morning.
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Trial DugLPI.

The following cases will come up for
a hearing before the County Court 10.
day:
G. a. Helm5right vs. John ZeIgler.
w. ). G,shorn Us. Alex I. Garden.
DR.. B. p. Wells vs.. Edward McCor-
nick.
james G.. Davis VS.. Fred. Kemple.
DR.. B. 7. Wells vs.. ChsrleS f. Wells.
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Get your ticket at Neu-
hausen's for the large doll
free of charge.

Why should you pay three profits on
cloak when you can 60 direct to the
manufacturers and buy AS cheap IS sry
merchant. Our styles are exclusive, our
prices have no seconds, our display is
larger than all others combined. Come
and see US |. Blum Il Bro.
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RalIy ScaI1lpti-

Last Saturday evening Mrs. MeCon-
nell, wife OF Richard Mcconnell, a
cooper, residing Mt No. 1903 Wood street,
while engaged IN doing domestic duties
in the kitchen, met with the painful ac-
cident of scslding herself very badly by
y 20: of hot water falling from the stove
upon her feet.
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Disappointcd Excursieni.ts

The excursion which was to have been
given on the steamer Thanhauser, on last
Friday, did not come oil, on sccount OF
the boat having enc OF the sheets in her
boiler cracked. The party was to have
been from BearSvilie, New Martinsyille,
Sardi>, and other points along the river
L. I. Cockayne's orchestra was engaged
to accompany them.
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FoR fine or common candy, nice and
fresh nuts, raisons, currents, corn beef
pickles, and a great variety OF goods
kept IN a fancy grocery, 90 to Peter W.
Bosley's No. 1924 Market street opPo-
site the Opera House. His stock 1t &C.
lected with great care, and good induce
ments are offered TO buyers.
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A New temperance Lodge.

Friday evening Capt Bags instituted
a new lodge of temperance people in
Bridgeport. The lodge is to be called
the Lyle Lodge, and the charter was
sent for Saturday morning. The or
gsnizstion was started with twelve chsr-
ter members
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Christmas services.

Rev. Z. Voss, OF the German Protest.
ant st. Johns Church, will presch to,
morrow christmas mornlng), from ST.
Luke 2, $40. His sermon Will consider
the "Rehgiousroy OF Christmas" Com.
nunion services after the sermon. In
the evening the scholars of st. Johns
Sunday School Will be presented with d
large and richly ornsmented Christmas
tree and gifts of all kinds.
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ROGERS s!atuary at Hutchins q.
Ice Cream delivered TO any
part Ofthe city at short notice
by A. Nehausen.

b. To reduce stock and RAISE money l
will sell this week standard cloth prints
tor less than cents per yard and 81
other dry goods and carpets for less
money than quoted in any paper or
circular distributed IN the city. Come,
see and examine before buying, corner
O: Main and Twentieth streets. !. ".
Ferrel.
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Gambling nouse. Raided.

Capt. Ripley, aided by the police force,
rsided three gambling dens OF Market
street, Saturday night. In two Of the
houses were found ten men, including
the proprietors. At the third place no
one was found but a negro man, who was
asleep. The parties captured confessed
Judgment and handed Sl20 over to the
city authorities.
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Returned Home,

Mr.. GeLrIng, OF Fulton, who went to
Germany on visit short time since,
returned home on last Friday Mr..
Gehrng reports that the steamer he
came over on, when one thousand miles
out from Bremen, collded with schoon-
er, which was sunk within five minutes
after the accident The steamer WAS
compelled to return to Bremen for re-
pairs
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WOrknOuse Escanes.

During the afternoon of Saturday two
unruly tramps that were confined in the
workbouse, made good their escape and
started for the other side of the river
Capt. Ripley and Officers Graham, LIS
ton aad pedbsugh followed the escaped
tralnps as far as Bridgeport, but without
Agresting them.
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Smash up.

During Saturday morning some time,
two horses attached to wagon took
fright at some object and ran of, demol
isnlng the awning posts and u chicken
coop in front of j. w. Bsrtons business
stand, South Side. The wagon was made
wreck, but the. horses escaped without
any serious damage.
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SPECIAL styles sof Closks have been
prepared tor the holidays at the Closk
Emporium, and We offer them at crest
reduction In prices 1t is not too late,
come ard see the largest assortment We
have yet displayed. iOu.will be pleased
l. Blum Il Bro.
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OEerlhe Bank.

Yesterday morning Mr.. Sam Ellifritz
went out to get his buggy, which he had
placed just back O his paint shop, South
Side, the evening before. He soon dis,
covered th1t 1t hal been taken away, and
follow NJ the track discovered wnere il
had been rolled over the river bank into
the wster. Fortunately the vehicle sus-
tanned no damages.
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Fruits, JeIIIes, Cutters. &c., Tor the
Holidays.

Atmore's and Anderson * CampbelPs
mince meats. Agents for RiCter's fruit
buffers and jellies, in wooden and TIN
lis. Also ageuts for Schlmmeis fruit
buffers. A full stock Of jersey cranbcr
RES, raisins, currants, prunes, Goshen
and Schweitzer cheese. A full line OF
heavy groceries at lowest market prices
at A. Z. Egerter & Co...
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EUREKA.

TIME BFST GAS BURNER - ~
market and warranted " No a. "a,
IL claimed Tor II. II ~ In GnIysfssap "a.
through out the Fast, and the city % r..
hurgh has adopted IL on all the To.
lamps, and In all the public DnI.o - a,
and IN IN use IN many private h"o'
TO being the -,.rp
BEST AND CHI APES-T III
To be mad, the iol!o wing CONF 80.
endorse: The ssIne pressure W s''s 81, 80 -,
er; an ArYand burner Rfyes g 'sI.g.
more light than q conn on sise no
tail burner; a Lava TIP bIaS D.i.J,srt y
check u per cent more bi'is cent
per cent more; the EyAs - ~, esai
more: ami the Windsor patent - .a,a,l.
more. Thus you will see the EH t., - CIT
the ArgAnd. the Evans gives " P.' c,L,.
more light, and the windsor 10 - rn,r.
proving Itself the best burner Ih ~ sTsri
ket. Having been spPOtntsd sS,s , 1sem
Tor the Windsor Burner, j now or Oh, hem
70 the cities OF wheeling. assonns - no
that II Ia All mat Is claimed i0r ~, ,,ihoci
one using gas can srDrd 70 Ds ...0yi.
them. Also q new and compieIa and
nept OF Gas Fixtures, Leaa, - aiiou.,
lion pipe, Brass Work Of All desspgeIass
and ali articles 10 be found IN s H.
Plum Ding and Ga FITTING est1 yIey
running OSCAR SELL,
100, zIR Main suss-
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JUST RECEIvED-A fresh supply of
Plated Sleeve Buttons, Cuff Pins and
Ear Rings; also, Shell Boxes, Knit Fas-
cinators, Silk Hsndkerchiets, Children's
Mitts, Wooden Scarfs, Knit Leggings,
Gents Gloves, Linen Sets, Tie s, Bows,
&c, at Bells, 70 llth street.
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The Last OF the lil.Eated Steamer
GonfDst.

In their report, recently made to Su
pervising Inspector OF Steam Vessels
John ). DevInney, Local Inspectors
Young ana Wilson state that the explo-
SION of the boilers of the Inflated steamer
Comfort was caused by n deficiency OF
water
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where are You Going First:

To the Cloak Emporium to buy a
Cloak for holiday present, because it is
the most useful present, and besides a
grand display OF Matelessee and Beaver
Cloaks are offered there at wonderfully
low prices. The Cloak Emporium is at
|. Blum Il Bros.
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BEAUTIFUL pictures at Hutchins.

q fine oyster Lunch with
Egg NogS aad Tom and
Jerry, will be served In the
morning and evening during
this week at the Union Res
taUrant. stop In.
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CHEPEsT writing desks at Hu'chins'.

SLEEPING VENUs.-Ono of the most
beautiful pictures OF the day was received
late Saturday evening by Mr.. Hutchlr
and will be for sale to-day. BE sure you
see it first.
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Oysters, baltimore sweets, and Jer-
sey Crauberries, &c,

For the Holidays; mince meat, APP
pie butter, rsislns, figs, and full
stock of canned goods. The iamou:
brand of d. D. Mallory & Cos
Oysters, by the wholesale and retail
The patronage of dealers is respectfully
solicited. Bschman " burst, No. ll2t
Market street
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UNIVERSAL HISTORY

The great interest OF all nations and in
our own thrilling history OF 100 years
makes this book sell faster than any other.
trated. Low price, quick sales, extra terms
send for circular. J. c. AcCeRDY q co.,
Philadelphia. Pa. spEo
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A MOST suitable holiday present for :
gentleman is psir Of those fine hand
worked slippers just received st l.. ',
Blends, 1885 Main street.
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WITHIN THE MEANS or EVERY ONE
The Cloak Emporium offers CIoaks at
such prices as will be within the means
OF almost every body. Their designs are
grand; their prices so low as to astonish
the most isstidious. Go early to |. Blum
IL Bros, ana avoid the great rush.
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Held for Postage.

The following letters are lying at the
postottice awaiting the necessary stamps
to forward them. L. B. Morrel city |
cent, j. B. McAbee 81 Co, 81 North Eu.
tsw street Baltimore, Nd, 8 cents, Pst-
rick Clark, Elm Grove, cent.
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COutented.

j. II. Vsnfeld, who left Martins Ferry
some months ago for Little Rock
Arkansas, Is now clerking in the Cspital
hotel, in that city and reports business as
being good. He is well pleased with his
new home.
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Office Closed.

The po:tot1ice will be closed to-mor.
NOW morning to allow the attaches y
holiday. There will be one delivery and
one collection made II 10 o'clock. Once
hours from $50 A. NJ. to 10 A. NJ.
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For the Holidays, the finest assortment
of Gents Slippers in the city; also
Ladies Mounted Button Newport, latest
ont. at JERRY CLEMENS.
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Contracted For.

We are informed that Capt. William
List, of the steamer Hudson, has con-
tracted for the aull of his new boat at
Murraysvi.le, short distance below
Psrkersburg.
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coLLIHs'EaI
VOLTAIC PLASTERS

AZ EIectro-Galvanic Battery, combined with
a a highly Medicated Plaster, forming the
grandcst curStive agent n the world or medicine,
and utterly surpAssrg all other Plasters heretofore
In use They accomplish more Il one week thAn
the old Plssters in whole year. They 90 not pap
late, they cUEE. They