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Pianos and organs for the Holidays
Cheap. n

= Ones octave organ at s85. 4 1nt .
One 5 octave fEstey organ at 800. ,fflp
One Z stop Smith American organ at
$40. 4- l5fyl 'Hg tsta 'iff ~ r9'lf'e
One Q stop Taylor & Farley organ at $50.
One $3.50 Smith American organ at
$50. .,fi.4E hi So -mHs ~ ~ iy-iHninE
One 0 stop Packard organ at s65. g.al
Once octave .melodeon ut $50. -'..
One @ octave piano at 5000 yHan.tl-
One 0 octave Chickering piano at S75.
One 0 octave Chickering piano at 500.
One octave Haines'ip piano at 5000. q
One 4. octave new piano at $3.50. 4.
1 Call and examine, at c. Lucas Music
Store, 1927 Market street. ado'l ,l9 q
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The PROFESSIONAL ENDORSEMENT which has
been accorded by leading medical men In;
various parts OF the country to Dr.. WV
HALL's BALsAN FOR THE LUSGs, Il sufficient
guaranty Of It's efficacy In graduating diseases
OF the breathing organs These gentlemen
have thoroughly tested the remedy, and their
concurrent testimony to the effect thattit Is
q positive specific for lung, bronchial and
throat affections OF every description, and o
most reliable preventive Of that dreaded
scourge, consumption. Druggistssell it John,
L. Smith & Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheeling,
W. Va.p iu t's" wsGw -
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I AS sPIRiTUoEs Gquorsw injure men, 50
opium or morphia will harmfully affect the
baby. Or. Bulls Baby Syrup Die remedy
for the baby. Its free from opium. Price
% cents. r. !,.-.,I, y, ..iDYns Il
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TEMPERANCE NorEs-At the suggestion
Of G. w. Kennedy, Esq, and others, q
workingrnen's meeting will be held at
Mozart Hall this evening, TO which the
gIassblowers and rolling mill men are
especially invited. Extra seats are being
provided in anticipation OF a full house.
Col. Bowen and E. G. Cracrait will address
the meeting. -
The mass meeting at Washington Hall
tomorrow afternoon will commence
promptly at q o'clock. Col Bowen
makes the assertion that the man addicted
to strong drink violates all OF the ten Com
mandments, which he viii attempt 10 prove
at this meeting. "a, r.,
Col. Bowen will address the meeting at
Wesley NJ. E. Church tomorrow evening;
willleave there at7I r. N. for Otis Hall
and the Colored N. E. Church on 9Th
street. if.t H''h .'' LII IL. u
Rev. G. G. wildfng, at the Island N. E.
Church, and Rev. lawson, at the 9TH street
n. E. Curch, will deliver the regular Sum
day evening temperance sermons to-mor-
row evening ut o'clock. p, ~, -.
Hornbrook Union and Parker Hall
Union held interesting meetings last night.
G. w. Baggs, Rev. g. G. Wilding, Col.
Bowen and E. G. Cracraft delivered ad-
dresses. Several sfgners TO the pledge.
A children's general temperance meet
ing will be held at Mozart Hall at 8 r. v.
to-day. Col. Bowen hopes to see the hall
filed. p liH '.Nt
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RElIdlOrs ISrElltaEse Vaternatiqpal
Sunday school lesson, 'The walk TO B1l.
uiaus," Luke 2i:l3.39.
N Al tjls HaKIisb Evan. Lutheran Church,
tomorrow, Rev, John 1Ioll will preach n
l0I Nm. and Z p. ". Sunday sehool at Q
?. Il. ,Dlack.board lesson and address. &
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TIE County CouRT-Judge Geo.
E. Boyd.-Court met at Ga. Yesterday,
as usual. t,. F"-;5''r ~
The estate Of Benz. E. johnson, deeeas-
ed, was committed TO the Sheriff OF Ohio
county for administration.
In the case OF ]. r. Acker vs.. Wesley
Fry, certified by Justice Tolivar, Judgment
was given plaintifffor S2S6s.
Adjourned to this morning at 0 o'clock.
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LosT!-A great many nights rest, from los
OF sleep with rheumatism, neuralgia and tooth.
ache. BY not buying and using 80 cent bottle
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REMEMBER, we offer 500 Reward in any
case where we fail TO do as advertised.
~ % KLINE BRornERs,
No. 81 Twelfth street
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HASpxEacHIEPs Of every kind, style,
price and quality, at Speyer Bros.
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ID. ". Hv16BSI col 4 Law; ola yoal Uni
verSal Cough Syrup for several years, and con-.
slider tia good medicine for coughs and colds
never having known It TO fail In giving salts
faction where have recommended Its use.
Yonrs truly, l1as "A. 81 NEWMAN, $50
CanandAigua, \. Y.
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REMENBER that Genther's Variety Store,
opposite 18th street, has the largest stock
OF Dolls in the city. ......- ,.,...,..
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CLoAKs! 0LoAxsl! CLoAKs,l!-Fiyehun.
bred elegant styles OF Cloaks yet displayed
at the Emporium. !. BLuM { BRo.
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4 We Can PLEASE ALL.-The rich, the
poor, everybody can find Cloak TO suit
at the Emporium. I. BLUM & BRo.
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7
River 81 feet and falling slowly. Wealth.
er cloudy andraw. ~ ,If'I Z ,-il&
The Ragon departed Tor Parkersburg at
IVA clock N, teIICICSIISI ~ i
lThe'oella, f!Sm Steubenville, made her
The RKast6I went down to sistersvillcc.
The telegram did not make her appear
ance. 80, Zig s,.'.'-..Ir
4 The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati at
SPIN.
.i The Buckeye State Jpassed>dOwn last
The Granite State is laid up at Pitts.
burgh with a broken cylinder.
Tho ofSeal will leave for Pittsburgh at Z
o'clock.
The Couris2 Iih16e the lparkefsburs
packet to-day at l0l o'clock. ..s.Il
L The Hudson Is advertised to leave for
Cincinnati at 8 r. NJ. "a '''''- - '-''F
L. The Salt ivalleywiIl pass up tonight,
g and ni., the stOSkdale7 tomorrow morning at
aT .YaasQll7 1s6si6aaq gHils9t'
s SA me-; December D. sfasg lsTYeaiher raining
PrTfsbuRSn, December is. Rive is ieet
Q inches ahasfallfng. Weather cloudy and
cool!s iisS HiW A1tds ,gsFtfaEg ibsisr
Ia,NAs4yLLE., Deeember l$,4Rivee falling,
T Nth II feet 9n.lths shoals. Arrived: ARhea;
b MEariils December 9R sIa 81 station lon.
airy. aDepattede Port Eads and tow, and
Grand Tower, ST. Louis. F'Epf
EyASsyffts,; December ls.-Riyer rising
MIN e teet9nleapgel Down. SIa1raL.
City.
NEW ORLEANS, DeeehbSSr EiS aHrr Arrived!
DANIEL Boone and barges, Relief, and
bafges, Ohio river. No departures. Wealth:
eF cloudy ;lightraitn this eyeping.p0 s1tX
feet and rising hst ei5aSS ma
cool. Arrived: Schencl3 New, Orleans.
Departed: Antilles, Wheeling; Alice, ST
Louis. ~ i.iET'.'S ~
VIZ. RIcEsDHgsg, Cps De- 9 ts5 Clear ahd
warm mtfctiry 72go. River rose . Inches.
Arrived: City Of yieksbug. Down: Lee
ana md o G,h;eSSksey Gpa Thomas Sherlock
LOUISVILLE, December IS. Weather
cloudy and cold. Departed: Golden
Crown NqySo Orleans hGewISiafy Houston
and Jas. W. CAT, Cincinnati. River ris.
ing; II feet sinehes IN the canal. N
! CAiRo, December lS.-Arrived: J. A.
sepdder, Charles Morgan, New. Orleans;
Hickory, st. Louis. Departed: Kinney,
yicksbnrg; scudderg st. Louis: Anderson,
Nashville. River "a feet 2 inches, and
Using, Weather cloudy; mercury 4OS.
: ST. L5p1S December l3.-Auiyed: Ste.
ieneyieye, Qairo; Grand AXE and biTges
SeE orleansi City OF Vicksburg, Vicks
,Ifg; Belle st. Louis, y Memphis; Mary
Miller, Cincinnati. Departed: Ste. Gen.
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BLuN's BAzAAR.-A grand arrayof beau.
tiiul goods suitable for the holidays, very
cheap. .N,..l1ut IN !. BLUM 4. BRo. j
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Hon! AiH. srEpGENs, the great States
man Of the South, writes; have used
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy for rheuma-
hsm, with great benefit. ] cheerfully rec.
ommend it.n II never falls 10 cure. Sold
by oil Druggists. Send for circular 10 R.
X Helphehsine, Washington p 9, Ii
dAWi n H'fi' 'H,,''-
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BLACK slLxs.-special bargains for the
Holidays. /. BLUM & BRo.
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To make room, 100 Trimmed Hats AID
B6nnets to be sold to-day AT YOUR OWN
PAIGE, at sPEYER BROS.
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For BOYS LARGE WAGONS go to Gen.
TIERS Variety Store. .....'.. !,
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BLACK and Colored Cashmeres at greatly
reduced prices for the holidays at /. Blum
& Bros. .L-- - ~ -.-.- ~ LA---
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FoR Horny HonsEs go to Genther's va
riety StoteI S9Jl0na BIZ sfGll SH
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READ "sound the Alarm" in another
column. --LL.. w.
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VIM. King, an old and well known en-
ploye at the Belmont Mill. died at his resi-
dence in the Sixth Ward on Thursday,
and will be inferred this afternoon. ~,
>, Capt. Geo. 0'Neal, at present in COM
n,and Of the Abner 0'Neal, was foreleyen
years one Of Capt. Charlie Afuhleman's
pilots in the Wheeling and Cincinnati
trade.-:P ilSlttrgh Commercial; = al tiigg
Capt. Ben. Goodwin Is temporarily in
command OF the Hudson. Capt, Billy
List is in the city looking after his new
side-wheeler, which he hopes to have
completed next month. q ] q. u,
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DoS'r forget the Concert at Gus. Math.
ews tonight, ,,,,4,.s4sagr-, .sla...si-sZz
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T1EErH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

During the eleven years have been praetieing 10
THOUSAND persons with PERHEcT SANITY, and 10
most every case with entire Satstleon 70 myself and
w constantly feep on hand pure Nitrous Oxide
Gas for those that desire 10 take L. -,
- DR.. sURGIsoS a SON.
MN ~ No. tii8 Market 81.
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Cas-. At GESrHER's Variety Store before
you buy your Toys and Fancy Goods.
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-.sIE most popular and fragrant Fortune 81
the day, s,HAckMITACEi 1" try ii. Sold Nv r
Booking; Odd Fellows Hail; 8. p. DWIGHT
24th and Chapline streets; Iaughlin Bros 4
C9c Wheelsng and Husbands 4 1nskeen, Bell!
ttAEe, ....lDlt l.L..-u....a..uI IN nlTTa ~
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New Adyertisements.

+ Holiday Presents-I Blum & Bro.-head
% T 1SsS arsateA Invention Ii the Age a. /!
Arbenz 4 Co.
Prepare for the Holidays-Fine Goods
Henry Roemer.
Scrap Pictures-J. II. Kirk.
Folding R9ckers2in Raw SilkTFrlpendi
II Suitable for Presents Christian schnepf.
1ofal-D. O. List, jr. .
Rattan Rockers-Zink & Morehead. '.
Wanted-A, Place to Do Housework.
Gents Easy andB Smoking ChahsIG.
Mendel &Co. - - -
Opera ouse.IEeywood Brothers sere-
naders.
III EiSi j as 81 8 aLe2aI0di
|1JAn elegant line Of Gents scarfs now open.
Ing for Holiday Presents at
,aE5III'O [sPEYERi BRos'.'
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REMENBER the Great Holiday Sale at
No. 81 Twelfth street ,t,. n ..se
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Go TO Gus, Mathews tonight and hear
the famous "Grandfather's Clock" a.
performed by Kramer. s, ila
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BE Not Misguided by Bogus Advertise.
ments About Closing ont, Con.
sIgnment, HsnkFupt. ard d
Other Cnteh.PennyS . ~

sales.
Invest your hard earnings with those
who conduct only straight business, who
give ABSOLUTE cash value for every cent
invested, and who only submit goods in
frank, open and liberal trade, giving you
solid sterling gold in change-which To-
day is at premium. We erparticular-
u TO the famous
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
The workingman's savings institution,
where he can buy more goods and Of bet.
ter quality for his investment than else.
where in the city. Workingmen, consult
your own interest and buy all your holi.
DAY clothing OF D. GUNDLrSo 4 Co. only,
the standard friends Of the Sons Of toll. /"
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t ! Kline Bsotlers Great Halliday
Sale In smother column,
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We Ci.alienEe The world.

. RExExpra that o. d. Genther Is lie
Boss Toy Dealer Of Wheeling. ''" II r.,
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REMEMBER that Genther's Variety Store
is the place to buy your Toys. rr
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ohEw Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobac-
20 ~ ~ w rrS
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liz EvKRyBoDYs Mourn.-Praise and So.
zodont-Greatest luxury Of modern
times-beautifies and preserves the teeth.
The repulsive breath is rendered as fra
grant as rose, and coldness by friends, or
In business, will be no longer noticed. -
spanlding's Glue mends broken toys, &c
n. .i.ri # el tf.d TIsaw
For vEloupEDEs go TO Genther's yari-
ETY. Store. Ia gia SOB ia itai 4
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EoR SALE

EoR SALE ~
THOROUGHBRED JERSEY BULL CALI, cREs.
CENT. tslre, Pope ID, ESQ Dam, Donna Evira-
Color, iavn and white. From a. DC. 2 stoeE')
viii have him registered tof SIS p1-yery cheap;
Also one Short Horn Ball, OXFORD ROSE, u
months old; registered, SO %.
.dtI? J. r. EoFF, PoEhAtan, o..
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DILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, a.
ID FoE neat Bill Hsadl, Later Heads sS OIa W
CArdS, Ae., " 70 The Daily lLtsluEsnSst '0U"-
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EoR SALE At A BARGAIN ys,
NEW BRICK HOUSE, one mile west Of Bridge.
port, on National Road. Nine rooms with all modern
lmprOveneutsL One acre Of ground.
Apply 70 FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
ds Bridgeport.
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A GOOD AND HEALTHY HOME FOR

a UUUU IND HEALIIII HVEhE FVRs
II OUR INDUSTRIOUS PEOPLE.
Wepnefi0E ale 500 acres d excellent lAnd 90 ne
waiers q Bdckhannon river ID Randolph county, W.
Va 70 actuAl settlers 1t yeIy low price and on long
terms SAID land ID In good settlement adjoining
the "Clarendon" estate Of Oh. r. Blum, HelTetia, W.
bot eli direct % actual settlers Title perfect.
Apply TO James Plekent, Florence, Randolph county,
Chs. T. Mylins, Buehannou, Upahn county; Dr. X
Blum, Wheoling Ohio county. oel-dAH
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BVyl YorH TOYS at Genther's Variety
StOrOIs has. lAl1uE ~ fsts! ~ l7
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DURING the high water, passenger trains
on the C. & P. Road were transferred at
The Mingo bridge, the trestle work being
weighted down with heavily laden fiat
cars TO prevent it rising out Of the ground.
No freights were run below Steubenville
until yesterday. 4..as 4,
TIE committee appointed by the Legisla-
ture to investigate the charges for trans
portation and travel made. by the B. & o.
Railroad company in this State met again
yesterday, and after agreeing upon their
report to the Legislature, adjourned. The
report OF the committee will be presented
to the Legislature, which assembiesin this
city on theSth prox. aq2 2'YEFg
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%AII work vSITsntst
Nnr Ee,ats
E0R RENT

One tvo-s.ory Frame HOUSE, containing seven rooms
and hall on South York street. One tvo-story Frame
House, containing ave rooms, on Delaware stieeL
thro0ghout and have good CELLAR and all eon'enien-
o., ana Vii b rented lOe 70 good parties
XppIJ 10 J. I. STONE, ITO nain Street, Or e: y.
ETOSE n Stone 4 Thomas. 1yHl
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n Read my Gard In to.morrow's Leader. II
concerns you. ~
IAC0B-W., GRUBB, leweler, ).
eqgIyS e93sglO II54 Main Street: "
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Brief Mention.

HE river - LalllnS Tapluly.
GLORIOUS winter weather yesterday.
Observation-Disclosures continues dull.
TIM Supreme Court meets again to-day.
TnEks wasah heavy frost yeststday morn
M f:LAsn streets are in 4 ,depISiabIecondi.
ton. no g2pg ,lo.f[ e5r1siio
TnE police court room is.6lled nightly
with dodgers. gi5a,y sisET
THREE deeds Of trust and two release
deeds were admitted to record yesterday.
TIE present Board OF Elpcition will
hold its last meeting on Thursday evening
next. f--r- no - -
The steamer Mallie Raglan brought to
our landing on her last trip 5000 slaves
for Wheeling parties. 49,
THE Sheridan Rifles viii give their
friends cordial reception at the Armory
on New Years night.
OVER sixty fancy costumes have already
been engaged for the bal masque TO be
given BY the Crescent Boat Club. -
How doth the shrewd and cautious youth,
Nov that the holidays are handy,
Make haste 70 Join The sunday School,
That be may scoop 4 lag Of candy.
SEVERAL milkmen were unable to get to
the city to supply their customers on ac-
count OF the back water in Wheeling
Greek.
NIEsSHs. ARMSTRONG, CoES & Co. are re-
ceiving lot OF lumber, which they are
piling in their yard in North Wheeling
above Ith street !YSh q Isit st.SS
YESTERDAY afternoon o countryman
drove his team into citizens buggy, on
Market street, injuring the buggy to q con
siderable extent. .,.,
LAST night viii. Howard was arrested
for drunkenness, by Officer Liston, in the
Second Ward Market House, and escorted
to the city lookup. r - . w..
The steamer Courier failed to lower ,hel
chimneys enough in. passing under the
Bellaire bridge on Thursday, and had the
tops knocked off them. -=
TIE Fultonssc are agitating the ques
ton OF board walk from the top o.
Wheeling Hill down 10 their village
which is something badly needed. =
ABOUT twenty couples from the city
went out TO Stamm's Fournlile House,
Thnrsday night, and danced until nearly
morn. The music was furnished by Vie
wig. Is
4 HEAVY snow storm is coming this way
It is due here about noon today. We
don't givethis bitof news on the authority
OF Tice, but on the prediction Of q local
weather prophet. Z
TnE hull OF the old steamer Carrie
Brooks was sold on Wednesday last by
Captain George w. Reed to q man from
Sistersyille, Ohio, who proposes to con
vert 1t into whariboat for that point
AT the last meeting Of the Town Coun-
ell OF Bridgeport, Capt. Richard Crawford,
the member from Etnayille, rendered his
resignation, which was accepted. Mr..
Howels, Of Etnayille, was elected to fill
the vacancy.
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PERSONAL MESTloS.-The many friends
.of Judge Cranmer were glad to see him
out again yesterday, after several weeks
confinement with the diphtheria.
Mr.. Benson n. Caldwell and wife, OF
Ironton, Ohio, arrived on the Hudson
yesterday. They will spend the holidays
with their friends in this city. yclT d
Among the late arrivals at the Mcclure
are: 4. K. Work, Superintendent OF the
B. & o. Railroad Offices at Columbus, o.,
and Hon. G. Boggess, OF Clarksburg.
Mr.. W. Mcdowell, business representa-.
tive OF Haywood Bros New York Sere-
'naders, was in town yesterday,
Charley killmyer, the popular pianist,
is a very happy man. It's a boy-weight
not given, as there were no scales in the
neighborhood OF q capacity to weigh him.
Miss Adeline Kemple was the fortunate
and successful young lady, who received
the handsome set OF cameo jewelfy at the
North Street Church festival on Thursday
evening.
Weregret to hear that Mr.. VIM. shocky,
clerk at Brice's drug store, Is very III with
the diphtheria. ia. ..i..,
Mr.. Samuel Mellor, Register Clerk at the
Postoitice, and Henry Merkle, q letter car
rier, have gone to Clarksburg as witnesses at
the examination OF the Postmaster at
Buchanan, who Is charged with rifing req
istered letters passing through his!hands!
The examination, was Il, take place yestet-
day before q. s. Commissioner Spates.
Capt, r. 7. Devries, the popular B. & o.
Agent in this city, left for the East last
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Ia. ROSENBERG,
WhseIlnu Frssstone and Sandstone WORKS

Garner d Market and Thiry'thlra ," su.
Ken, eonstantly on hand Door steps, DS sf.S ~
WIndeV CIps, window sIllJ, HeATtht ~ III .
FlaeEinE. fha attention Of Contractor Ie,hSil.
ny hciliueI Tor furnishing all kinds d hOns III
NJ purp0seL Price m0derAIa.
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COME AND SEE!

Also full line Of LAdIs. and Cent? Hand and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-26
Russia Recognizes Ireland.

The following extract from the San Fran
cisco Chronicle, of May LIST, speaks for itself:
Last Sunday afternoon, when the last
steamer, laden with enthusiastic Irishmen,
was steaming down the bay on her return
trip from the knights Of the Red Branch,
and when just opposite the Russian corvette,
the Irish national flag was run aloft, the
band struck up the Russian national anthem,
and theS warlike picnickers Justify cheered
the enemy expectant of England. Quite I'M
expectedly the Russian mau-of-war instantly
returned the salute with as vigorous a coul-
tesy DIS if 1t had been offered by the flagship
of the allied navies of the world. 1t dipped
the Russian flag and fred salute of twenty-
one guns, and the whole crew of the cor
yette rushed to the side, and heartily cheered
the Irish flag and the Irishmen under it. The
lrishmen on their part fairly cracked their
Threats with the savage earnestness of their
counter cheers. In the present delicate
Juncture of affairs between Russia and Eng
land, this action of Russian corvette has a
very pregnant political significance. Russia
is ready to fight for the treaty of San Stefano
England is eager to fight for the treaty of
Paris. England Is preparing to transport
her Indian army to the scene of expected
hostilities. Russia is apparently aware of the
possibility of transporting an Irish army to
Ireland, where it would be a more terrible
enemy to England than Russian army IN
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