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you can get graenbacks. We
need O person In every town to take subscrip-
lions forethe largest. cheapest and best i,fns-
one can become a successful agent. The most
elegant works Of art given free to Subscribers.
The, price is 80 low that almost everybody sub
scribes. Ono agent reports making over $3.50 In
week, lady agent reports taking over 400
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money fast Yon can devote all yoilr time to
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o THE PEOPLES JOURNAL.
se2Q 6n Portland Maine
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Tho hdeae of Boston, says tlat Trinity
Church, Now York, owns city property worth
ninety.six disrcputable1 houses and annually
evades taxes amounting to i.75o,O0o. 1t may
lease property which Is sub-let to liquor ssi-
looms, but IL supports nothing of the kind.
Hartford Times
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w. w. SHARPE & co.,
PUBLISHERS AGENTS

No. e Park Row, New York,
Arc authorized TO contract for adyertlrs
Cur Dafsr. ~
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TO THE LADIES.

Webster & Dillinghalp's flour has wonderful
and la used by the best bakers
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The foregoing is true and correct transcript
from the books of the New Orleans Inaurauos
Association. MEL. MUsSON. President
q. LANAux. Haetstary.
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Tho Board OF Directcrs, ut , meeting hold on
ahe nineteenth day Of January. 1878. after set
ting aside $1,000 to reserve fund from the net
earnings q tao year. and paying 10 per cent
dividend to- tho STOCKHOLDERS. have resolved to
pay CASH DIVIDEND OF TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT On tho net earned participating
premiums Of the year ending December ~
1877 said dividend payable on and after MoE-
day, the twsnty-eighsh day OF January. 1873.
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Alta reaulA meeting Of the Board Of Mreo-
tors. beld ON the fourteenth Of january 1919. IT
waa
RESOLVED to pay ON DEMAND The fellow
ing dividends:
1. AN INTEREST DIVIDEND or TEN PEI.
GENT for the year ending December 81. tn77. on
| the capital stock Of $50 per share.
q. A DIVIDEND OF TEN PEI. GENT tn stock .
holders on tho amount Of their NET earned
participating premiums for tho year ending
December MI 1877. In addition to tho rebate On.
anticipated dividend of If per cent already rs-
oeived by said stockholders on their GIst)Sa
premiums.
.. And to carry to CONTINGENT FUND ts
per cont OF the remaining premium profits for
Investment In Unlted gthtes government sscu-
rifles. according to articles III md v of tho
amended charter.
MEL MUBBON, President.
G. LANAus. eecretnry.
DIRECTORS:
A. u. Gomtla. Pierre Lnnnux
Henry Abraham ID. M. Scott.
J, d. Gamers. WIN. A. Bell,
!. II. Small. John Dymond.
J. Plaisent. John Rocohi
IL. Webster. M. Musson.
1alG
FACTORS AND TAADEKS'
INSURANCE COMPANY.
s5..........C aronaclot Street. ....,...,.. ~
Paid up Capital, 81, 100000.
Assets April 80, 1877, 1899, oos 90.
ISSUES POLICIES COVERING FIRE RIVER
AND MARINE RISKS 0
AT
LOWEST TARIFF RATES.
ED. A. PA1FREY, President
THoS. r. WALRER' ssceretarv
John I, Noble. T. vtt. Ly,,c
John Ohaffe gamnai II nayd
Richard Milliken. Joseph NJ t.lroy
j. l. Warren. Wm I Bnhan
II. T. Buckner, d. II Rsnht..mnn
Saml Friediander. Wno q. BLACK
A. A. Yates Cbna Chain.
John /. Adams. i. O. Jnrey
Isaac Hehersk, VIM. Hartwel
j. NJ Walnsley. G. ! Teasis
A. II. May. 4. +. Janin'
3. Il. Snowden. JOS. Bowling.
A. M. Bsckham. sci
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INSURANCE..
=
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE AssOOtA-
TIOH.
0nlce, Mn. l07 Omar street.
EIGHTH ANNUAL srArEnEvT.

Hw'bebBAH Ms. January "A, 1878.
In conformity with The requirements II The
charter, the NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE Az
soGlAT1OH publish the following statement. Of
fhsir affairs. for the year ending on ths thirty
Fl rat af ItaaatuJ,ae ann;
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tI'WBATY-EtGHTH ANNUAL STATEN KIN,
or rHM-=4-
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mautea.

NTANTED-Ab buyer at S, 900 for COM
w biste ana handsome Drug siEe, appsaised eor-
rsctIy 4 1900 Address 2. s. STOCKING, AsslEnse
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A Medicine Chest for Is t.en,s.

Perhaps no one medicine Is 80 universally
required by everybody Is a good cathartiS.
sEAYEE's TAR Ann SAESARGRILLA Pun are me-
pared expressly 10 meet this necessity, being
composed Of purely vegetable ingredients, Of
which Podophyliin OF MANDRAKE, Pine Tfee
Tar, SaFsapaTilla, Yellow Dock aud other con.
eeRtrated juices enter largely into their com.
position; the whole strength OF which Is ex-
taoted on an entirely new principle. They
are mild In their operation, produce NO priI-
Ing, and are trulya valuable plrEastye, sners.
emit, anti.biliouS and eathArtic medicine. fhey
stimulate the liver 70 healthy action. oISanse
the stomach and bowels ~ al i1npuritIes.
Curing sick and pe{EoIS headache, dyspepsia
or ipdigft'qR, bilious. or interInittent, remit
ssnt aud congestive feyers, languor, drowSi.
mes, aching pains In the back. head slieht
ehiifs with fushes Of heat, female iFFeirulsTi.
ties, and for q bilious ard Sostive habit no.
medicine z a prompt and ehectnal a. Dr..
SgAtEs's TAI ASD SARsARARILLA PILLs. II
your druggist or stoEekeeper has no. sot Ihe,n.
OF viii not procure them foE you, ve viii
forward them BY mail on receipt OF price, IN
currency or postage stampll, 25eents q box. or
Eve boxes for 81 Address letter., DR.. swayne
4 Son, No. $50 North sixth Street, PhiIadel.
Pa@ NNE4V
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for the explosion, aud il 4 SI5E
there were three guaet, M ,-..ei 'ha,
S ., me explosion occurred, u !.
plosion burst the boilera, tie s,s, ne a
fearing the metal in Eripss Sfss
loot section was thrown ,hfSn,, a 'S5'ss
building, thence across he "a t1ss
ana a., through 9 ten inch breE' =, I'm ss' q
nnaliS struck 9 large apple tree All IN ~
: yard about 200 feet from IL s,s,si '.s isli.
AL the mill building in The bs; ~, ~ put
OF the boiler house are . ErerF ISGS'a'a!
named Newman, who Tss Al n'Ht'
scraps near the boiler house. ", sn u
some distance by the e1pIosion At g.
legs were broken aud he VI 'T OH. S9a
seriously cut by flying lnis.sis O'4efsts
The only one injured by n. -,
PLoSion this afternoon, MOI rntSt S, =;
above, was David Z. Dayi. SGSa IN
standing within ten fee. Of the ~ ~ ~
It exploded. He was baiiy Inn ~, ~ iia.a
his head cutby the falling br;cF Aaa hti
WIN. Lewis one Of the inis,-, ~
flesh scalded off his face and IN Z ~ SI ihs
even II he should live. He ~, = v G'hl
about five feet and buried up5s,, SI'IN
bris; 1t is supposed that alsenS ,s, y lt DE-
in the boiler was the, reason Al !. \: .s.'
plosion, as the iron at the t. !, '4 y T.
fracture presents abuned .pptsrS,S' w
at no point between the b5iIe, ~ :. y
the point where the boiler In ~, ~ ~
indication OF water. sa'' ~
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TEMPERANCE SorEs.-Capt John Bags
has whooped up nearly 800 Sgners to the
Murphy pledge at ut. Morris, Pa.
A series OF interesting temperance meet
ings are being held every evening OF this
week at the West End n, K Church.
Bridgeport. The meetings are conducted
by Joseph McConnaughy, Sen.
We regret to hear that Afr. Thomas
Hornbrook is quite III at his rooms on
Main street, above 18th. Mr.. Hornbrook
is suffering from nervous prostration, re-
sulting, no doubt, from over, exertion
in bringing about revival in the temper.
ance cause, he having went into the move
ment with all the energy he possessed.
He also suffers from a severe cold. AT
present he is confined TO his bed and not
able IN sit up, but his physician thinks he
will be all right again in q few days.
The committee on Washington Hall
macs MEETINGS received telegram last
evening from Col Bowen, the leader OF the
Temperance Dashaways OF Maryland, who
assures them that he will be here on the
10th inst. and conduct the meeting at
Washington Hall; as announced for Tues
day evening next ~
The meeting at Mozart Hall last even
ing was addressed by Rev. Wiley, OF Pala-
tine. W. Va.
The Hornbrook Temperance Union viii
hold meeting this evening.
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Alarming symptoms and their Cure.

Cough, short breath, pains in the side or
breast, fever, night sweats, tickling, soreness,
or rising In the throat, nervous debility, aphon-
Ia. or los OF voice, kidney affections, &c. To
avoid all dangers resulting from the above, We
know Of no remedy 50 pleasant and effectual
as DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry. 1t is equallyvaluable in al Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Prudently resort TO
this valuable remedy before a serious pulmo-
nary affection is developed. 1t may be well TO
state that DR.. Swayne, the diseovcrer OF this
and other valuable remedies graduated at the
University OF Pennsylvania, and was for years
connected with the Philadelphia Dispenary,
which brought to his especial care and over.
sight vast variety OF diseases, both acute and
chronic. We therefore can, with confidence,
recommend Dr.. Swayhes Compound Syrup OF
Wild Cherry, and would caution our readers
TO be very particular TO obtain the original
and only genuine Wild Cherry Compound,
as prepared only by DR.. Swayne & Son, $50
North Sixth St, Philadelphia. Trial Bottles,
IS cents; large size, 81, or half dozen, IS. Sold
by leading druggists XwE4w
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Iris unaecountable why 50 much preju-
dice exists against nearly every medicine
that Is advertised, and simply Tor the rea-
som that 1t Is advertised. That some are
worthless is no reason why all should be
condemned. We can name many medi-
cines that are household blessings, and
which have been the means OF saving q
vast amount otsuttering. Notable among
these is Lawson's Curative, which has just
Is earned for itself q reputation even
among physicians (who rarely recommend
O. medicine that is advertised for the cure
Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, and
the various pains OF the back or side. It
Is fast superseding the oily liniments
whichhaye been SO long used. XwP
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CLAM AGENTS CONVENTION.
Second Days Proceedings Rules for
Shipper.


shippers.
81 LOUIS, December 5.-The Railroad
Claim Agents met again to-day, finished
their business and adjourned to meet
again in Philadelphia on the Second Wed.
nesday OF next September.
The committee appointed yesterday 70
promulgate set oirules for the settlement
OF claims reported the following, which
wore adopted:
Rtsotred, That the following rules be EN-.
bodied in the minutes OF this Convention
and also further
ResoIpcd, That copy OF the minutes Of
the Convention be forwarded to the various
freight agents OF the railroads in the United
States and Canada witha request that they
carry out the rules and regulations herein
set forth, or advise the Secretary OF the
Association OF any objections that they
may have; t4,i+
First. That bill made out by the claim
ant be attached to claim when presented
for investigation. IA 5f4 F1
Second. That an original or duplicate
bill OF lading and the original expense bill
accompany claim for overcharge.
Three. That the original bill Of lading,
expense bill and invoice or certified copy
BY railroad agent must accompany q
claim for damage, and also for loss, when
portion OF shipment only Is lost. When
a whole shipment Is lost the original bill
OF lading aud invoice, or certified copy
OF the Same must accompany claim.
Fourth. When the open rate froma point
is less than! the printed tariff, and an over
charge is the result, the original expense
OF the bills are not necessary in the settle
ment OF such overcharges.
Fifth..That all claims shall be recorded in
name OF consignee,
Sixth. II freight Is found TO be short or
damaged in car arriving at destination
With the forwarding seals intact, the claim,
II any, should be proratea on the earnings
basis.
Seventh. That all railroads keep
record OF the locks and seals, with their
marks and other fastenings on The cars on
receiving from and delivering to connect.
ing roads.
Eighth, When evidence collected in
reference TO a claim is in itself positive
proof of an attempt at fraud 10 obtain
nloneyof equivalent under false pretense,
it is desirable tina; the railroad company
upon which such an attempt is made,
prosecute such person or persons TO the
utmost extent OF the law.
Ninth. That receipt on 4 voucher
signed By claimants shall be attached TO q
claim when forwarded 10 connecting line
for collection.
Tenth. That railroad companies shall
use el dispatch possible In the handling Of
any and all claims. .-.'
Eleventh. That Acknowledgement OF the
receipt Of claims should be made in all
cases Of giving claim, the number Of the
receiving road.
Twelfth. Tha; all roads be requested to
stamp the original expense OF the bills
connected with the claim as soon as 4
voucher Is made.
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RopERr McwADE-This sterling Ameri

RonERr McwGDE-Thiss sterling Ameri-
can actor will commence brief engage
ment at the Opera House this evening, in
his famous impersonation of Grip Van
Winkle," the vagabond OF the Catskills.
Mr.. McWade's Grip" is so well known to
the public, he having appeared in the role
in every city Ia America and Australia for
ten consecutive years, with the greatest
success, that he needs no introduction at
our hands. His original dramatization OF
Washington lryings great story differs
from all others, and is generally conceded
10 be the most artistic, purest and success
full plRy ofthe century, not excepting JEFF
enon's version OF the same drama. Nc
Wade is considered by many OF tho ablest
critics Of the press as equal II not superior
10 Jefferson himself in the leading role
He will be supported by q powerful
company, selected for their special adapta-
ton to. the cast, and the play will. be put
on the stage with that nicety and care as
to detail which characterihes It's produc-
ton In the largest theatres of the country.
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OHIO.


TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION At COLUMBUS.
CoLUNBus, Ono, December "a large
boiler at Hardens Rolling NM exploded
this afternoon while q number OF work.
men were standing around il. The ex.
plosion killed Richard Berry, aged six.
teen, his head being blown from his body;
Richard Freeman, a boy aged IS years,
was terribly scalded and bruised and died
n few minutes after being taken from
the ruins OF the boiler house; VIM. Hens,
aged u, badly and It Is feared fatally in.
lured; Geo. Bell had his head cut open By
fragments ofthe boiler but may recover;
lno. Trainer was terribly scaled and other.
wise badly injured; Mick MeCarty,
furnace boy, was also badly injured. The
boiler was made Of quarter inch iron and
was about 50 feet long and had been in
use Tor some years No reason Is given
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TRAxsrRRs or REAL EsrATE.-Fhe follow.
ing deeds in fee, transferring real estate,
were admitted to record in the office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court, Yesterday!
Deed made Nov. %, 1878, by Thomas
O'Brien, trustee, to Rose Lyons, for the
west or alley pah OF the south half OF lot
No. 1876, on the west side Of old Fourth
street, and north Of old Union street,
$3.50. I's| E.ttre ans --tgEgu
Deed made Nov. Q, ISL, by Cora AcAtee
to Jacob R. Greer, for her Interest in die
north part Of lot No. 4; in Square No. 0, on
Main street; 500.
Deed made Nov. 30, 1873, by John E.
Gator and wife TO Richard S. Fair, for the
south % leet OF tae Harth half OF lot Nod
in square No. 6, ChurchiIl's addttioa S2DQ.
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METEOROLOGICAL PREDIcrIoSs.-For the
balance Of the month closing the year
1878, Prof. Tice. puts the weather as tol.
lows. 18th to sth, cloudy, threatening
weather, with heavy rain and snow storms
in places; sth and 9th, clear or fair and
very cold; 10th to l4th, cloudy, threaten
ing weather, with rainor snowfalls inplaces;
l4th and 18th, clear or iair and cold; 18th
to 10Th, cloudy, threatening weather, with
heavy rain and snow storms in places; 10th
to 2lst, clear or fair and cold, 2Ist to 18th,
cloudy, threatening weather, with heavy
rain and snow storms in places, according
to latitudesi probably a severe porther in
Texas about sd; 95th, TO 9Th, generally
clear or fair, but cold; 9th TO 3lst, cloudy,
threatening weather. with severe rain
and snow storms in places; 3lst, clear or
fair and cold. The comparatively warmer
days will be about 9Th, 18th, lth, ed and
29th. The comparatively colder days will
be about sth, 18th, 18th, 2+th and 3lst,
Auroras, II any, win be seen about 9th,
18th, 18th, Goth and 18th.
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TRAMPs At worE.-The authorities Of
our neighboring county OF Washington,
Pa, deal with the, tramp, question in a
practical way. Between forty and hitv
tramps are cared for at the Washington
County Home. The authorities there are
now having a supply Of clothing made for
tramps. These suits constitute a.uniiOtn
by which all wearing them will be known.
On tramp entering the institution he
will be put into abath tubs thoroughly
washed, then tramp suit Of peculiar make
will be furnished him; then he will be
put 10 work and fed. On his discharge he
will return this suit and put on the clothes
he brought to the Home. Barracks are
being erected for housing these men, who
will be kept separate from ordinary paup,
ers. They are kept atwork quarrytns and
breaking stone. cutting wood, making
fences, &c. Superintendent Cundall re
ports getting along with them without
much trouble, and states that most OF them
are willing 10 work. '+'
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We speak knowingly when We assert that
Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover is the
best articieof the kind sold on the American
Continent. Personal trial has demonstrated
this, and the article Is an elegant and Clearly
one, without which we think no toilet com.
plete. MeSsrS Johnston, Holloway & Co., COZ
Arch street, Philadelphia. are the agents for
the article and when our Philadelphia friends
return from Cape May. they should certainly
procure some OF it We know Of no such ar
iicle extant for the hair. and thus speak In
such decided and emphatic terms-OtooH
Foua, Crpe May, " j. d&w
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CnLDRRS's Wool KNIT Hoons at %,
10 and 30 cents, ct G. G. Roth's.

Az effective medicine which can be relied
upon for general use in household, and will
save the expense OF doctors bill among those
who can PHI afford 1t, u blessing which
should be widely known. We can speak q
good wonl for Lawson's Curative, which is 50
popular among the masses of the people, not
only In our own midst, but in all parts Of the
country. We know its value for the cure 81
Rheumatism and Neuralgia, and it Is equally
as effective for all nerve diseases, and for Ca
tarrh, niphthet:a, Burns, Headache, or wher-
ever lhege Il palm and inflammation. 1t is
strongly recommended by those who have
used Il NWFkW
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THr McConp Perjury CAsk-The case
OF Hugh McCord, charged with perjury
upon the information OF ". II. Starke,
came up before Justice VIM. Phillips yes
terdas afternoon at 1 o'clock. A number
OF witnesses were examined, and an nd
iournment was had until Saturday after
noon at o'clock, when the argument will
be heard.
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wEpDtxG BELLs-A quiet but pleasant
AFFAIR VIZ the marriage yesterday alter
noon Of Miss sue y, Bell to Or. George
B. Swift. The wedding ceremony. was
rsrformed by Rev. D. W. Cunningham Of
the FlrSt Presbyterian Church, at the resi-:
dence Of the SHdsis ETHER, David Bell,
Esq, in the First Ward. The sgson & .
popalAJ young man OF this city, Who
Ssnds deSerEsdly high for morality,
energy and bIsines I:y., Rnd bis bride
Is a charming young lady, EEo hAS lepS
been a iayotite in our best society. NJ.
and Mr., Swift have the good wishes OF a
laFge cipcls 81 friends. The happy couple
len on the'eyening train, on the Z. W.e&
XIV. Road, for the East, and VIII make
quite an extensive bridul tour.
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RAarh Cold.

Those complaining OF sore throat, hoarse-
mes, coughs, or taking their death o cold. =
should use Browns Bronchial TrpcheS,n
Their efficacy Is wonderful. The genuine has
"John ]. Brown 4 Sons, Boston, ON each boz,
and Il sold by Logan, List 4 Co and every
druggist only In hoSes, At Is cents. Beware
al worthless limitations
Browns Comphonted Dentrifricc possesses
the best ingredients for preserving and beau.
tifying the teeth. Price 25O, large bottles.
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Ak UspES1ABLE TEUrH-You deserve to
tutfer, and II you lead miserable, unSatistnc-
sorry life In this beautiful world, It is entirely
your own fault,-your unreasonable prejudice
and skepticism, which has killed thousands,
Personal knowledge and common sense reason
ing will soon show you that Green's August
Flower will cure you OF Liver complaint, or
Dyspepsia, with al its miserable effects, such
as sick stomach, habitual costiveneS, dizziness
OF the head, nervous prostration, low spirits,
&c. Its sales now reach every town on the
Western Continent, and not Druggist but
will tell you Of It's wonderful cures. You
can buy Sample Bottle for 10 cents Three
doses will relieve. NwF4w
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Grant Rnan

The greatest boon TO children teething and
for curing Wind Collie, Diarh2a End other
Ills peculiar TO children, Is the renowned Mrs
Windows Soothing Syrup, n safe and certain
remedy. Directions with every bottle. Price,
IS cents
Browns vermifuse Comfits, for expelline
worms, arc the most unfailing and pleasant
CONNECTION in the world. Price IS cents. For
sale by Logan, List & Co., and by all druggists.
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PERSONAL MrSrIoS.-Mrs. Chanfrau and
c. W. Tayleure's superb dramatic com.
pany will be the attraction at the Opera
House Christmas week. The lady is a
great iavori:e in Wheeling.
Mrs. John Mcdonald, OF Elm Grove, is
seriously i'll, and her recovery is consid.
cred extremely doubtful. E aH
AR. II. ". Rhoads has been appointed
ticket agent and operator at the G. & P.
Railroad office in Bellaire, rieeW. Il. Kirk,
resigned.
who has been seriously i'll for the past
week, is convalescing.
Thos. G. Smith. Esq, OF Parkersburg,
registered at the st. James last night.
Rev. DR.. George, ofthe Fourth Street NJ.
Z. Church, will leave on Monday next
upon visit to friends at Syracuse, New
York, where he was formerly stationed.
Mr.. John K. Matinee, late clerk at the
Mcclure House, has been relieved by Mr..
Chas. D. Atkinson, recently of the Lagoon.
da House, Springfield, Ohio, who will be
glad to meet his many friends at the Nc
Lure.