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INMAN LINE
ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS,
New York 10 Queenstown and Liverpool,
F Every Thursday or Saturday.

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cITT OF BEELiH-....btoi err OF BRu,lEf1. ..STD
CTR OF RicHnoNp-l 1901 lCIIY OF HKw YoEK- 500
ClrT OF CHEsTn ...4S6e err or Pans 1osl
CITY OF MohrRKAL.tt00lC err OF BAooKLrs29n
These magnificent steamers built In watertieht
eompartmsnts,area among the ItropgOa hrgsst and
fastest on the Atlantic. IEsF
The HAlOonI are luKuTiouily fuTnllhed, especially
well lighted AID yontlHted, and taks up the Nhola
Width q the ship. The principal stsieioomI no
lmidIhlps, forward Of the engines, Nhtrp Iasi
nose and motion 1, felt and are rtplets With eT0ry
comfort, having ~ lattt Improvements, doahis
befthS, electric bells, dc.
The cuisine hm always bean 4 speciality Of thls
Line.
JAdIos' cabins and bathrooms, 6srtlsmsn'r
smoking and bathrooms. barbct' Ihops piGno1,
Libraries, &c, provided.
The eteersgs accommodation cannot b sxoslled.
Pssensen Of this class will nnd their comfort md
privacy particularly studied, and the provisioning
unlurpaIsed.
For rates Of pGlnge snd other Information, sp-
ply 70 John Q. DALE, Agent
81 4 % BIoadHly, rev Yak.
Or to JSo. BAILlL; THoL VBklEN, Whsslins.
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somany instances where severe cases Of Rheu.
mhtism, Neuralgia, sciAtica, Ague in Face, Nerv.
Gus Headache, etc, have been entirely cured by
the Curative. that we do not hesitate to say II
will cure every case II used as We direct.
The cures performed has astonlshed the med.
ical profession, as well as the patients them.
selves, who In many cases had given
up all hope OF ever being cured.
The Curative Is put up In large bottles for
family use, and no family should be without It
For Burns, scalds, Cuts. Wounds,
Bleeding. Toothaehe,. Earache, Sore
Throat, Diphtheria, Catarrb, Bowel
Complaints, Kidney Complaints, and
all Nervous Diseases, Il II the
BEST REMEDY KNOWN.
Do not suffer pain when you can Be 50 easily
cured.
Every Druggist keeps IL.
pMPasto ~
Lawson Chemical Co., Cleveland, O.
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Can Be consulted on natter pertaining 70 his
profession either in English or German.
Chronic Diseases Of the He'd, 1hfoRt, Lung,
Heart, Liver. Stomach. Blood, Urinary Organs,
Nervous syItsm, fepals Complaints and all Con.
ItltutienAl Affections treated successfully.
curs al oaSes Of PLEA No detention from bnSi-
rsn. Medicines fuTnIihed u desired. Night calls
promptly answered from the ofaea. iG2a
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
a2to NAM ST., WHEELING, W. VA.

T1Hoa T. EIsNEB,sM IND.
u eSpicE Anp coisrLTTSa RooaEa,
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SieubsapiL Ancommodaiien-laayes BellaIrs n
ta' p. nj bridseplrt So p nj arrives ut stear
vtnSIlls elb p. N leaves eteubenyllle II Gio q.
Btidgspdrt 30 4. IN arrives Mt Bellaire at
po 4. m,
Tickets and Baggage Check, TO all principal
points In the East and West can DO procured 1t The
Union IioIst Ofiee, Mcclure Rouse, Wheeling,
and at Ticket Once in Bridgeport.
T. r MYERS,
my.s General Passenger and Ticket AGENT.
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ALEX. wAI1AoE's DEMOCRACY Ours
T1osED.--Admiral Alex. Wallace, the an.
cient mariner who msnipulates the keys
at the city lookup, had his feelings terribly
lacerated on Sunday nightly one OF his
dodgers. Il seems there were a number
Of tramps lounging about the police court
room, who made considerable more noise
than accorded with the Admiral's idea Of
the proper respect due the Sabbath day,
and he came forth from his Office and re-
ques,ed them TO let up q little, or words
to that effect. Quiet was restored Tor .
few moments, when 1t broke out anew.
Again Alex. demonstrated with the yags,
when one Of the number, named Ben,
Clark, spoke up and with an ugly oath
declared that Alex. was no Democratic
This capped the climax. Alex. can sub.
init to a good deal of personal abuse, be-
cause be Ia used to it. but allow any one
to openly question bis Democracy? By
all the blood OF the 0iWallace,s, q thou-
sand andone times mo-! gSow We went to.
gether,n said Alex. in his evidence at the
examination before Judge Cranmer yes
terday morning; L. O, Alex. hustled Clark
to the cage, and locked him up. The d-
miral fairly quiyered with rage as be
gave inthis evidence, and the court i'm
posed u fne Of SIS and costs upon Clark,
which he was unable to pay, and was sent
to the stone quarry.
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The lo6al packets were on hand as usual
yesterday.
The Andes, from Cincinnati, arrived,
The Express did not go to Pittsburgh,
but discharged her freight, copsisting Of
$50 bbls Of molasses, So bales cotton, 20
bbls Of whisky, DO bbis lubricating oil, 2
tons steel, 100 sacks OF oats, together
with sundry small packages, all Of which
will be forwarded on the Abner 0Neil
this morning. She then went down TO the
lower wharf and took on a lot Of nails
She leaves for Cincinnati this morning.
The Andes will leave this afternoon ut
8 o'clock.
The Salt Valley, from Pittsburgh to
Ironton, will pass down this morning.
The Carrie Brooks, from Pittsburgh to
GAINESVILLE, will pass down tonight.
The Emma Graham, from Cincinnati
Is due at noon to-day.
The Courier isthis mornings packet
for Parkersburg. She leaves ut 10!
o'clock.
The S%teubenville packet Della will
keep New Year'sat home to-day.
RIver hve leet TOUR Inches.
Judging from the lightness Of trade, we
should say that the river men would
smack their lips over q freeze that would
close navigation for a little season. Give
US a rest, Is the word.
By Telegraph.
LITE Rock, December Sl.-Riyer u
feet and faliiig.-Arriyed John g.
Fletcher, New ofleans.-Departed Mar
melle above.
MEMpH1s, December Sl.-River rose
II inches; stands at 10 feet 10 inches.
Weather, clear.-Arrived Parker, Cincin.
matt. : Departed, Ruth White River,
Belle, Memphis St. Louis!
New ORLEANS, December 3l.-Weath.
err clear and cool.
yIoksnuRa, December Sl.-Riyer rose
i14linches.
LOUISVILLE, December Sl.-Weather
cloudy and cold. River rising, with s
feet in canal.
CAIRO, December Sl.-Rtyer "a feet
4 inches and rising. Weather clear.
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TIE CHrLpRES's JOY To.NIGHT.-The
Sunday School Of the First Eng. Luther.
an Church will hold its fifteenth ami
yersary tonight. The exercises will be
something different from those OF former
anniversaries. There will be "Kinder-
garden Action Songs" and other songs
appropriate 10 the occasion. The exer-
cfses will be interspersed with r%ecitations
by members OF the school. But the
principal feature OF the exercises will be
the Concert Light House Exercises"
The light house is sixteen feet high, and
will be beautifully lighted up and made
to represent the light house o n the Sea.
The light house class will rehearse poe
try and Scriptural passages suitable 10 the
great light "planted in LIES rough sea-
The programme promises 10 be q "rare
treat In the way OF Sabbath School ex.
e%rcises, and will make the evening and
occasion one OF great interest. No efforts
have been spared to make it an enter
tainment worthy the character Of the
school, and the interest and support Of
the numerous friends OF the school and
the public in general: Let all who can
~come,and by their presence help to aid this
school In lis noble work Of saving those
exposed to the dangers OF the voyage on
the rough seas Of this life, that they at
last may reach the haven Of eternal rest.
We are requested TO say that street
cars will be in waiting at the close OF the
exercises TO convey those who may attend
the exercises north, south aud Bridge.
port.
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TEMPERANCE AT PARKERs' HAIL
One Of the best meetings yet held in the
city assembled at Parkers' Hall last eve
ming. The Hall was full to OVERLOOKING
There was a larger gathering Of the more
notable temperance workers than usually
happens. Music, singingan good speak
ing made Il an extremely pleasant occa-
sion. The new temperance chorus, the
"Reformer's Battle Hymn" was sung
with fine effect. James Cunningham, il,
addressed the meeting, and, as he closed,
President Richards advanced, and with a
few appropriate remarks, presented the
gentleman, on behalf OF the Parker Hall
Union, with a beautiful gold.headed cane,
in recognition Of his earnest efforts In the
temperance cause. Mr.. Cunningham
made q very happy reply.
Messrs. Cracraft and Marshall also adj
dressed the meeting, and the exercises
were kept up until the old year had faded
into the Eternity Of the Past.
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HAUNTED HOUSE IN KtRKwooD.-
Kirk wood has It's haunted house, where
genuine ghosts hold nightly revel. It'll
situated back In what is known as the
orchard, and Is doubtless the Oldest house
in Kirkwood, being built when the rank
thistle nodded to the wind, and the wild
fox dug his hole unscared. That's not
very definite as 10 time, but consider The
euphony.) The house is owned by an
old gentleman who about six years ago
married his second wife, lived in the
house four years, then moved to Pitts
burgh, where his wife died. The house
ha. aimee been occupied by various ten
ants, without being molested, until recent
", when strange sounds have been heard
to:issue from It's aged walls, and weird,
unnatural lights CLEAN suddenly, through
the little old fashioned windows and as
suddenly, and ~unaccountably disappear.
Last week the family occupying II moved
out, and II Is now vacant. II some oil
our believers In Spiritualism will have u
sitting there some "pleasing night for
honest men" we insure them an audience.
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COOP Black Kid Gloves for So cts, d
J. W. FERREL56.

GaERMAs sYRur.e-No other medicine
in the world has ever given sneh'a test
Of It's curative qualities "a Boschee'a
German Syrup. In three years two mill
lion four hundred thousand small bottles
Of this medicine we're distributed nee d
charge by Druggists in this country to
those afflicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and
other diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
giving the American people undeniable
proof that German Syrup will cure
them. The result has been that Drug.
gists in every town and village 10 the
United States are recommending It TO
their customers. Go to your Druggist,
and ask what they know about il. Sample
Bottles 10 cents. Regular aize rs cents.
Three doses will relieve any case. eodaw
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NOTED CouSrERFEiTER ARRESTED
A gentleman who arrived in the city last
evening gives us the details Of the arrest
Of a noted counterfeiter over In Ohio,
which has not yet been made public.
Detective Jacob Swihart, on the 2Sth
inst, arrested Harold s. Scott, the coun.
terieiter alluded to, at q small town in
OHIO, and took him to Cincinnati the FOL.
lowing night. Scotia under indictment in
the Western District Of Virginia for man.
ufacturing and passing counterfeit money.
The offense was committed in Smythe
county, Virginia, in 1872. He was ar
rested and bound over 70 await the action
Of the grandjury, and made his escape
and has since been q fugitive from Justice.
swihart struck his track on the 9th
inst, and succeeded in arresting him at
about 10 A. NJ. on the 10th, at the place
stated. He was committed 70 jail in Gin.
%cinnati, to await the arrivalof the United
States Marshal Of the Western District Of
Virginia, and will be taken to Alexan-
dria. Vn.n
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A BEAuriPuL CHANDEIIgR.-Yester-
day The crowds passing to and fro along
Market street were attracted by a mag.
nifcent chandelier hanging in the win
dow Of Messrs. Trimble & H%ornbrookis
plumbing establishment. The chan.
delier ia fntended for The bar.room Of the
Washington Hall building, and Is the
most magnificent article OF the kind ever
brought to THU. city. tits q fye.burner,
and all the metallic parts are fire gilt
and decorated with countless 5prisms Of
cut glass, which CLINT aud glisten and
sparkle in the gas light with the
brilliancy ofdiamonds.
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PLUMBING, GAS FITTINNa, &C.
"EUREKA!"

THE BEST GAS BURNER IN THE MARKET,
and warranted 10 do Ill that Is claimed OF II. I'll.
IN universal use throughout the East, and Is adopt
ed by the city Of fittlbugh on the street lamps
and In all the public buildings and In many phi
yate houses. As 10 Its being the best and cheapest
Burner to DO had, the following comparisons en-
dorse, the tame pressure giyen each burner: An
Argand Burner gives IS pea cent more llRht than u
common Bras Fish Til Burner; n Lava Tip Brass
Burner noeheckl 70 per cent more; Ellis Patent
IS per cent more; the Evans IS per cent lnoru, and
the WINDSOR PATKsT o. PR cRSrM MORE. Thus
you will SEE the Ellis equals the Argand; the Evans
gives 10 per cent more light, and tho Wlndsor l6
per cent, proving itself the BtSr BURNER IN
THE MARKET, Having been appointed Sole
Agent for the Windsor burner, I new offer them 10
the citizens Of Wheeling, assuring them that 1t Is
all that Is claimed for II, and nc one uhng gas can
afford 10 be without them. Also n new and eonl-
plete assortment OF Gas Fixtures, Lead, Stone and
Iron Pipe, Brass Work OF ali description, and all
articles 10 be found In 4 frst-class Plumbing and
Gas Fitting Establishment.
dei0 OSCAR SEElEY, 2ti2 Main 81.
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MORE LIKE WMrER.-The weather
yesterday was the most seasonable we
have had the present winter. 1t blew up
quite cold on Sunday night, and yester-
day morning the wind blew a regular
gale, while the long.looked for snow
storm ragged for an hour or so. The
snow storm, however, did not amount to
much; its force was about spent when II
arrived here, and what little snow reach.
ed the ground did not stay there long,
Yet the atmosphere was quite chilly, and
warm wraps were much 10 demandby PEE
destriAns. II was a raw, blustery day.
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REaEMpER THE LETTER CARRIERS
In their rounds to day the letter carriers
will look for some slight testimonial
from their patrons In return for many
co%nyeniences enjoyed through them dur
ing the year. These tokens will be more
than ever appreciated this year, on &C.
count Of the reductionth that has been made
in the salaries Of the carriers. We hope
that their services during the year Just
closed will be remembered, and that they
may be made happy by receiving testi.
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CLARK's PATENT FIRE EscApE.-An
agency has been established in this city
for the sale Of Clark's Patent Fire Escape,
covering the States Of West Virgins
and Virginia. An exhibition OF the
great utility OF the escape will be given
at the Capitol building by Chief Marshal
Winder, Of the Fire Department. at 10
o'clock this morning. The public are
respectfully invited.
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TRAssrRR OF REAL EsrATE-The fol.
lowing transfer Of real estate was admit.
.ted 10 reeordin the Office Of the Clerk Of
the County Court, yesterday:
Deedmade December q, 1877, by God.
frey Hoefer, trustee for Catharine Hoefer
and husband, TO Benz. Springer, for seven.
teen feetof the northeast part Of lot No.
N69, situated on the west side Of Market
street, In the Second Ward; $1,000.
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TIE funeral II Michael Heller, an old
resident Of the Eighth Ward, took place
yesterday morning from the Church oil
the Immaculate Conception. The Ger.
man Benevolent Society, Of which de-
ceased was a member, attended the tuner
aim a body.
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HAppY!r1DRos for nervous :aferert
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and quaGSed. Pulyermacher's Electric
Belts efiectually cure premature debil'
lily, weakness and decay. Book and Jour
nal, with information worth Thousands
mailed free. Address PuLvERMAcHEI
GALyAN1c Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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TIE police court room ia reported To be
full Of trayelers-not the creatures who
20 by the name Of tramp but the yerita.
bic old graybacks that ereepandcraw all
over the occupants Of this hostelry. Are
the city authorities lice-ensed 70 allow
anch u state Of affairs?
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J. W.FERREh,

ADAMS & LUCAS invite attention 4
their FISCHER Pianos, which have a fnt
powerful tone, and are furnished at re
markably low prices. Also to their gen,
eral large stock Of Pianos, new and sec.
ond hand, Of other makers, and Of Reed
Organs, 10 LET and For Sale.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Price List,
mailed free on application. For sale al
ADAMS & LUcAs' Music Store,
1927 Market street,
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ptrsonAh potNIs.-ME Thomas Will
Isop, q the Bellaire mill left for Pitts
Ibdreh yesterday to spend week or 90. /
Nj. Charley Coen, il, who has been
confined To hisresidenee for several days
by illness, wa onthe street yesterday.
Mr.. Ralph Arkle received his New
Years gift on Sunday. twas q bouncing
According 10 the Pittsburgh Dipateh,
Messrss Lane, Hsgan and Wilkinson, Of
The old Standard nine, have been engaged
10 play in.the Allegheny bose ball club
next season. The club will 60 into the
international Association, which meets
In Buffalo soon.
Misses Laura Hall and Lizzie, Swift, Of
this city, are visiting friends at Little
supreme Dictator Eaggs, Of the
Knights Of Honor, is expected In the city
next week, to deliver an address at the
entertainment to be given in the Opera
Houseb BY Alpha Lodge. 80,
Mrs. Bruebank, who attempted suicide
on Saturday last, Is still living and some
hopes are entertained Of her recovery.
Mr.. David Mckee, OF Belleyille, ILL.,,
Is visiting iriends in our city.
Mr.. George Crumbacker has received
the contract for building the new ware.
room at the Arlington stove works.
Mr.. Pat. Meade, who has been q con.
ductor for q long time on u street rail
way, has gone TO Cincinnati to accept a
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MurrsY oHTHE AspEs-7Re RotRtera
Kiek and Leave de BoaL-0n the last trip
Of the Andes,a number Of colored roustes
were shipped at Cincinnati for the round
trip, to and from this port. On the ar
rival otthe boat at lronton, The rousters
refused to load a quantity Of pig iron,
claiming that they were not employed to
load merchandise Of that character. The
matter, however, was adjusted, and the
rousters proceeded to their work. No
further trouble occurred until the arrival
Of the boat at this port, yesterday, when
the rousters made another kick and re-
fused to unload the cargo Of iron, leaving
the boat In q body. For this overt act on
The part Of the rousters, the officers re.
fused to pay them any wages until they
had completed their trip as per agree
ment. But the rousters were obsti-
nate, and having left the boat,
waited on United States Commissioner
Rogers, and attempted 10 take action
looking towards the attaching OF the boat
for wages which they claimed to be due
them. The Commissioner patiently lis
tened to their version Of their grievances,
and then cross.examined them In relation
to the case. Finding the facts to be as
stated above, he threw a bombshell into
the ranks Of tue mutineers by informing
them that there was nc money due them
until the arrival OF the boat at Cincin-
natl, and that they themselves, under the
laws, were liable to imprisonment for
leaving the boat in the manner in which
they did. The whole gang departed from
the presence OF the Commissioner in 4
very unhappy mood, but the idea Of At.
taching the Andes for wages had departed
from their souls.
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YESTERDAY morning an old LADY
named CrisNell, while picking up Goa
on the tram railway near the Parker tene
.ment block, in the Sixth Ward, was IN
suited by seyeral young rascals who live
In the vicinity, She went beforeJ usticC
Wait and entered complaint and the
matter isto be investigated.
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OK Sunday morning as a young gentle.
man and lady were driving up the Ma.
tional Road, and when near the head Of
9Th street, the horse SHED at something,
breaking one Of the wheels and throwing
the young lady out. The horser ran down
as far as 9Th street, dragging the buggy,
which was considerably damaged. The
young man saved himself by Jumping,
No one hurt.
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JuRoRs' FGEs.-clerk Deiters, Of the
Board Of Commissioners, informs US that
the fees paid to jurors the past year
amount to s9,l79 IS, about $1,000 more
than on any previous year. The increase
Is accounted for by the fact that large
sums we're expended in the settlement Of
the estate Of the deceased Sheriff, Mr..
Richard Brown.
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= WpnrftNe DAftY lNIFtffsfNoERT TUESDAY MORNING JANUARY l. 1875.

BEAurtfen eaow.@we can't stand Il
any longer; We haven't seeniIa scrap oil
.beautilul snow this winter, and a.
We know that there arc several thousand
poetic lunatics who are only waiting Tor
asend Of, we concluded 70 spring the
first verse uponthe public. We therefore
oiled up our rhymfng machine yesterday,
when ihe featheFy fakes commenced
falling. The office boy wound the crank
and the following is the result:
Snow, snow, beautiful snow;
Whence does Il come and Whtte does II GOT
Garry the newt
No 0TetShOoS-
How the poor plumber enjoys the snoWl
How's this for hIghH
Yet still you car, buy
Furs At 4 dlacouut, and capital bury
But here's Rof EH.t
What's become Of the ln0Wr
Aman can't constantly drink Tom and Jerry.
Who'd have 40 ulster
To bother hls-hls vulstef-
BulItor-mulItef-To tackle his hulster-his Tul-
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SEVERE CAsuA1rtER.-A little daugh
ter Of William RadclifE S913 Jacob 81.
yesterday morning tripped and fell down
the stairs in her fathers residence and
sustained very severe bruises about the
head and shoulders.
Mr.. George Steenrod yesterday fell Of
his wagon upon a confused pile Of lumber
In or near his barn, and sustained sundry
bruises, and cut an ugly cash some five
or six inches inlength, and quite deep, OF
his head.
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Harry NEw YEARi-The year 1873
has. arrived, aud, gentle reader, you are
hereby wished a Happy New Year II
you wish the salutation done up In q
different style it shall be done. ThelN-
TEI1IaEsosR Is prepared to furnish II In
English, German, French, Italian, Span
ish, Greek, Indian, Chinese, Russian or
almosti any FORM The first three styles,
however, arethe only ones thatthere will
be any great demand for. The Others
will be furnished at extra charge.
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The remains of Miss Sophie Dunbar
arrived from Cincinnati on the Andes
yesterday afternoon and were taken to
the residence Of Mrs. Ann Crymble, from
whence they will be taken TO the GENE.
terry at 9 o'clock this afternoon as per an.
nnnnNement.