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kMUSEMENrS.
CHARITY BALL.


Messrs. Joseph Bell s. Co., with their
accustomed hberslity, rendered the use
of their new and spacious wsreroom, $50
Main street, to those desIrous of giving
ball to aid the Children's Home, and
about seventY-fve couples assembled last
night to enjoy themselves and contribute
mite toward the support of this beney-
client institution. The large wsreroom
in the new warehouse building
tsstefully decorated with flags and brill
liantly illuminated. Seats were pro-
vided around each side OF the room, and
the large space in the centre of the hall
was thus let free for those who wished
to indulge in the "mazy." Meyers
orchestra furnished excellent music for
the occasion, and dancing was kept up
until nearly two o'clock this morning.
About seventy-fve dollars, net, were re-
allied, and the amount would have
doubtless been twice as large
had it not been for the
stopping of the mills and nail works,
which has rendered 1t necessary for many
who would have been willing 10 contri-
butte TO this commendsbs charity, to
ecouomizs in their own expenses during
the week of enforced ldleness. Messrs.
Bell & Co., should be thanked for their
llberaity in allowing the use of their
spacious rooms free of charge, and are to
be congratulated upon having such 3
capacious building and ample facilities
for manufacturing and storing their
stoves, and their energy and enterprise
entitle them to the envisble position they
occupy as the leading stove makers Of the
OHIO Valley.
MARGARET OF ANJoU.
All the necessary preparations have
been made in this play, and its perform
snce tonight at Washington Hall will
be very interesting. The seats in the
gallery are the best in the house and
command the highest prices. Let every
body go who can possibly afford to.
Viewlg's celebrated orchestral band is
engaged Tor the music at Westwood's
Hall tonight. They have received q
choice assortment of new music, some of
which will be played for the first time
on that occss on.
1t Is whispered that the dramatic en-
tertainment by VIrginius Lodge will be
requested to be repeated up town.
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Church Fair.

The fair for the benefit of st. Johns
German Lutheran Church, which com.
menced in the basement Of the church
onsThursdsy night was continued last
night and will close tonight. There has
been large attendance and good result,
so far. There is quite lively competi-
ton between the friends Of Miss Meme
Dleber and Misc Julia GArdner, re-.
spectively, SIS TO which Of the two is the
more popular. The winner is 10 receive
q handsome cameo ring.
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A Bad Place,

We fear the proper authorities have
entirely lost sight Of very large hold in
the street ST the corner OF Thirty-third
and ChApline streets. 1! occupies such =
position thst 8 pedestrian in crossin z
from one curb TO the other, ID more apt
70 step into il than 70 do otherwise. A
very little labor st this time may save
much trouble and expense 10 the city,
and We trust that il msy be attended 70
without further delay. The condition
Of the calvert at that point Is erecrable
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Lindsiey Institute.

The Literary Society of the Institute
was called TO order at the usual time
yesterday afternoon. The literary exer-
cises we're exceptionally good. The
select Grafton delivered by Robert L.
Norton, which was the best OF the occa-
sion, was well received. The question
discussed by several of the members was {:
ResolUcd, That poverty develop tie
character better than riches.
The decision was given to the affrma-
tive by full vote. After the society ad.
journed the Lindsey Cadets were drilled
by Captain Lukens OF the NJ. L.. Gs.
Some OF the boys wore their new uni
forms, which made them appear quite
well. In the grand military parade OF
the 22d, the Cadets will march at the
head of the other companies.
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Too mich Carelc.sness

While passing up Market street last
evening we noticed 8 small block Of
wood thrown from one of the upper
windows OF Washington Hall. In de-
scending the block came very near
striking s gentleman who wss going past
the building at the time. Had It struck
him. no doubt the injury would have
been dangerous one, as the force with
which it WAS thrown to the ground
bursted it into halves.
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Virginius Ledge Entertainment.

The final rehearsal OF this Lodge of A.
A. l. S. & T. w., preparatory TO the
grand dramatic entertainment at West
woods Hall, tonight will take place at
the hall this afternoon at two o'clock.
Evidences all point to this entertainment
being first class IN every respect. Those
who have been privileged to attend some
of the rehearssls say the acting Of Misses
NJ. Lenore, 4. l.. Floyd and A. Andor.
son, and Messrs, j. Devine, A. 7, Ray, |.
Fulton, G. J. Hayes and F. Thompson is
especially commendsble and equal to
that of many of the professionals. The
play of the peoples Lawyer" will
be succeeded by comic song by
MIR. William Wins, the excellent
character singer of the South Side who
has been substituted for Mr.. Steele, the
latter gentleman having been unexpect-
eddy called away from the city. The
exercises will conclude with the laugh
able two act drama of Handy Andy IN
which many of the most talented mem
bers OF the order will take part. We
have no doubt the efforts Of the young
people will be rewarded by a full house.
Those who wish seats had better go
early.
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Real Estate Transfer.

The following transaction in real es-
tate was recorded in the County Clerks
Office yesterday;
Deed made February l3, 1878, by
Dennis O'Keefe, special Commissioner, 10
Henry Amick and Chris. Dsku, tor 8 lot
in square No. 4, fronting 40 feet 81 inches
on the west side OF Main street and south
of South street. together with the i'm.
provements thereon compensation, So
Geo
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ASK THOSE WHO KNOW

Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster !, ~
best Plaster In the world. II hss a ~. ~ /.
reputation among physicians than ~,
similar article known. Its Superior,tT,
the old style OF porous plaster d W., !.
marked. ann
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at'heeling 4eglster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Bargains in Dry Goods. Blum "
Bro Head of Local.
Receivers Sale of Dry Goods.
Undertaking-Z:nk II Son.
Observation-Disclosures Gallery.
Diamonds-Turner & Dillon.
Cook Stoves-R. Ii. Sweeney.
Spring Trade Wheat, lsett " Nsylor.
At Cost-Friend IL Son.
OHal-D. &. List, JT.
Spring Styles-A. w. PAUL u Bro.
Observation-Disclosures.
Stone observation-disclosures " Woods.
Military Dress Ball-Schmulbach Zou-
ayes.
Wanted-Partner.
Furniture at Cost Head of Local
Letter List First Page.
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FOR SALE.

FINE FARM IN MARSHALL COUN-
IA ty, ON Zig Grave Creek, one and hall
Emile east OF RoShy's Rock, and adjoining
fthe n. x U. K. r., containing lS5 acres
AMI S5 poles, well im proved with n
PINE, LARGE DWELLING HOUSE,
Stable, orchard &c; good well in the
ward. There is also some line Creek Bot
Tom land on II. VIII be sold on FEBRU-
ARY 18th, at public sale, between the
hours of II and O'Clock, on the premises,
II not sooner disposed OF. For terms, DC,
apply To a. b; GORDON,
la2Itgi On the Premises.
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MARGARET OF ANJoU.
TEMPERANCE NOTES.
PARKER's HALL,

This hall was filed to OVERLOOKING last
night. The exercises were conducted by
the President MIR. j. NJ. Richards. Able
and eloquent speeches were made by
Messrs. Frank Kline, Robert Marshall,
and by Mr.. Richards and Mr.. Stricken,
of Ellenboro, West Va, Wilbur F.
Truman, Of Ohio, and Jacob Kemple.
Meeting on Sunday. Cool speakers
will attend.
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InnninE Events.

The Nail City Boat Club are making
extensive preparations for Grand Select
Masquerade Ball at their club house on
next Tuesday night. The Night Hawks
will attend in full regslis. Its expected
that T. T. Cocksyne's band will furnish
the music.
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PURIIC SALE
ar VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
~ Market street.

NF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
~ Market street.
win sell NJ Public Sale at the front door
OF the Court House, on
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 20,
1879, commencing at 10 o'clock, II not sold
Mt private sale before that date, my pro.
peTtv, situated on Market street, between
twenty first aud Twenty-Second streets,
viz. Lot number one hundred and thir-
T.,.u UlO on the west sideoi Market street,
I'm that par, OF the city OF VII eung here
tofore known as Chapline and Eoffs addi-
lion. now called Centre Wheeling. The
~ Il lot has ON " fine dwelling house
now reside in. Ii vii be offered In two
lots or the whole.
Terms OF sale made reasonablea and made
known on the day OF sale.
iel3 MRS. J. ADRIAN.
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Attended To.

The msn-hole. plate in the water main,
corner OF Thirty sixth and Eofi streets,
referred 10 in yesterdays REGISTER, has
been fixed. Although not strictly in his
department. Street Commissioner Whyte
as soon as he saw the article went down
to the place and attended to it. This is
commendsble ON mis- part as it msy be
his prompt srsioa has saved the city con-
seQuentsl damages.
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Public Sale Of Dry Goods.

The public sale of dry goods sud no.
tions At z. kennedy's old stand, 1888
Main street, this afternoon, bids fair to
be OF considerable importance to close
buyers. The advertisement, in another
indicates that the sale will take
place without fail, and the goods sold TO
the highest and best bidders.
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PIO MONO.
MOURNING SERVICES FOR THE
HOLY FATHER.
A Solemn Requiem Sung at 81
James Cathedral Bishop
KRin's Sermon.

Nothing more solemnly grand in the
gorgeous ceremonial of the Catholic
Church could not have been witnessed
than the celebration of the requiem mass
for the deceased Holy Father at the Ca
thedral yesterday morning. The Cattle
drsl was crowded slmost to sutiocation.
The aisles, vestibules and door-wsys were
TANNED with an anxious crowd, among
whom were many who were prompted
to view the ceremonies with idle
curiosity. There were others who sought
a place in the house OF worship in order
that they might find some spot IN which
to pour out their heartfelt prayers for
the repose of the soul OF the deceased
Prelsie.
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Mill Items.

Tie forge department Of the Riverside
Works will not run to-day, but will re-
sume on Monday.
The Belmont Works received on
Thursday night, 275, 900 bushels Of coke.
The furnace wss lighted last night. The
forge department will resume on Tues
day, and the nail department next Mon
day week. They will run for few dsys
of the time yet standing 10 their credit.
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THE CLERGY PRESENT.

The officiating clergymen are as fol-
lows; Bishop Kahn, celebrant;
Very Rev. Sullivan, assistant celebraat;
Fathers Walters and Walsh, deacon OF
honor; Father Schhecher, deacon Of
O lice; Father McElligott, sub.deacon, and
Father Reynolds, master of ceremonies.
The following is the list OF all the clergy
who were present. Rev. 5. Huber, Rev.
p. McKernan, Rev. 2. Kreusch, Rev. d..
Collins, Rev. Father Styles.
At $50 o'clock the clergy proceeded
from the sacristy 10 the sanctuary and in
few moments the solemn office for the
dead was read by all in the sanctuary
those on the gospel side led by Right
Rev. Bishop Ksio, and those on the lett
by Father j. A. Reynolds. This office
consisted of psalms and other portions OF
the sacred Scripture appropriate Tor such
services. During the services the Gre
gcrian mass was chsnted by the choir,
Mrs. Whitaker presiding at the organ,
and Professor Berg assisting.
At the close of the office, the 1t. Kew.
Bishop Kahn put on the robes necessary
for the Service of the office of the dead,
and said:
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That Bad Boy Again.
Editors OF the Register.

EdltOrs OF the heslsleT.
BELLAIRE, February 10.
This morning three small boys from
your city came to my store and offered TO
sell 8 good silver watch for one dollar.
The black boy called himself JET Davis,
and one of the white boys is named Gil
lespy. ! have the watch in my posses
sion, and the owner can get it at any
time. T. B. LTTTES.
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FOR RENT.

u,WO COMFORTABLE TWO STORY
Brick Dwelling Houses, six rooms
each, llulshed aitics and excellent ceilars,
sitmatej ON west side Market alley, Nos.
ana .. within u few yards west oil Main
street, and but halt II square TO Second
ward market, For particulars apply 10
NJ. HEYMAN,
IICO Chapline Street, or NJ the PREMISES.
ial- IN
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KENNY HOUSE, PIEDMONT, w. Va !
February Is, 1878.

Mr.. George S. Feeny:
DEAR SIE-HsvIng been IN the hotel
business ten years have tried in my
house different Baking Powder. must
say that your Morning Glory Baking
Powder, that / am now using. is far su-
perior TO any that I have used hereto
fore. Very respectfully,
I. Kenny,
Proprietor Kenny Ro4Ss.
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kurprise Party.

A grand surprise party took place at
Chris. Hedrick's saloon, Chspline street,
last night About fifteen or twenty
couples were present. Prof Kephardt's
band furnished the music. After several
hours spent in pleasant, social ntcrcourse
The COMPANY dlspersed.
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS Better value
for the money was never offered as is
now offering IN bleached and brown
muslins, table, table linens, towels and
towing, white spreads, etc. Call on /.
Rlnm 81 Bro
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ROOMS FOR Rent.

IN TaEPEOPLE'S BANK BUILD ls,A
l. INC. ~ po .2..k
EnIIdlng are hereby offered tor rent. POS
session of two OF them Will be given I'M
lnedIately. These rooms are considered
the most eligible in the city for sleeping
rooms or offices.
IaSb THOS. O'BRIEN, Agt.
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That ExcursiOn Party.

This evening number of our ladies
and gentlemen will leave on the steamer
Hudson tor Cincinnati, where they will
embark on the elegant steamer Charles
Morgan, for New Orleans, where they
90 to witness the Mardi Grss celebra-
ton. Those who will leave this evening
are Mrs. George Mendel, Mrs. Mertz,
and daughter Miss Ida Mrs. II. Harden,
Mrs. Will Bailey, Mrs. Henry Brues,
Mrs. T. w. Phinney, Miss Belle MendeI,
Eatne and Hannah Spsulding, OF Steu-
benville, Ida and GertIe Harden, Kate
Wise and Annie Glass. The following
gentlemen so with the party: Messrs.
Joe Woods, Ed. Brues, Lewis Bailey,
John Berger, Will Bailey, l.. Harden,
&. d. List, clerk steamer Hudson; Chss.
Fran zhiem, Ed. Pierson, and number
of others who will go to Cincinnati and
return. The round trip to New Orleans
is $50, and to Cincinnati and return $40.
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Nj A r. III n -
CAPITAL RESTAURANT.

30. tII55 Market ST., is the only FIRST
class Restaurant in the city. 1t Is the only
Restaurant that has separate rooms Tor
ladies, or where you can find that quiet
cleanliness of u home, corn bined with the
pest cuisine that can be found in the city.
He keeps on hand the very best the mar
ket affords in vegetables, fish, oysters,
game, and everything in season, and
serves IL up in a manner uneXcelled IN inc
country. He can be relied upon always 10
urniSh everything tirst-claSs. ielb
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Removal,

Having removed my shoe store to No.
Is Eleventh street, Immediately in the
rear Of the old stand, would respect
fully invite my patrons and the public to
call at the Little Shoe House Around the
Corner JERRY CLEMENS,
No. Is Eleventh street.
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FOR RENT:

TIME STORE ROOM NO. 10 TWELFTH
street, with cellar underneath. -
iast thres wears by Hugo l.. Loos as
:, TOBACCO and cigar store The shelving,
counters aud gas fixtures belong 10 inc
PREMISES. A good W. G. is attached. Kent
low, and possession given Aprli ISL. APP
ply TO ); vi; 49, VIEW
iulll w. L. hCNEL ~
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They wanted 10 Settle IL.

Yesterday two men named respective
ly, John O'Brien and John Kelly, met
at the Second ward Market House, and
had dispute over some matter. The
more they qusrreled, the more in
cllned they felt to fight it out. Finally
they pulled their coats ard were in the act
of diving into each other, when officers
Listen and Defbsugh lit down on them
and took them to the lookup. Both
men are boilers by trade, and recently
came from Pittsburgh. They will have
a hearing at Police court this morning.
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Diii,inuiiyP,

The Fourth ward is ahead. There
was child born IT. that portion of the
city recently that weighed only one and
halt pounds. The child lived several
days, but died and was buried yesterday.
It's mother is one of the dsmi-moa8e.
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THE only house in the city where you
can buy cashmere, an alpaca, breton,
a travelling or full dress suit, made in
elegant style, and custom work, is st l..
Blum u Bros, ll04 Main street. Over
800 styles now displayed.
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FOR RENT.

yJ,HE STORE ROOM AND Dwell ID
LING. No. 1865 Main street, now T.aE
occupied by II. ]. Schultz as shoe
store. NJ, ~ 1000
The store room and dwelling NO. 1853
Main street, one OF the best ury Soous
stands in the city.
possession given April LIST. For inrther
POI z. KENNEDY,
ianS or 1859 Main street.
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WASHINGTON HALL.

As heretofore announced in the REG.
IsTER, the second of the series OF the
Union mass temperance meetings will be
held in the above hall tomorrow after
noon, commencing at three o'clock. The
doors will be opened at two o'clock. The
officers are requested to be on hand
promptly at 1870 o'clock. Among the
good speakers, Messrs. Frank Kline and
VIM. Coates will be present and speak
particularly to mill men. We hear
the third meeting of the series will be
held on Thursday next.
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For RENT.

nNE FINE BRICK DWELLING, NINE
I rooms, with all modern Improve S<sA
ments. water closet and bath tubs; l%3
large lot; located No. 90 :. Penn ST.,
now occupied by w. II. Caldwell, ESQ.
Possession April LIST.
One two and a half story brick house
with eight rooms and store room gas ana
water; all in good repair: No. 6S Eish-
tcenth street: will'be rented very lOw'
Possession April LIST. -
Two one story frame houses on t.leVehth
street. suItable for offices or dwellings.
Possession April LIST. Apply TO
A. NJ. ADAMS,
Jrc2S 1877 Market Street.
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Surprisc Parry.

There WAS grand surprise party
gwen st the residence OF Mrs. Wilson
on Thirteenth street, last evening, in
honor OF her daughter Miss Ella Wilson.
Everything passed off very pleasant.
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Real ksInIc Sold.

Yesterday Auctioneer Hervey, of the
firm of Hervey, Britt & Co, sold $50
acres of land IN Montgomery county,
Kansas, TO John Rukl, OF Farview,
Ohio, Tor So per acre.
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Nearly ID strCRk-ID.

An attempt was made on Thlrty-third
street near jacob yesterday, by horse
attached to pretzel wagon TO break up
the business, but he was stopped before
entirely accomplishing his object.
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FOR RENT.

TDHE OLD HOME HOT Ell, ON -
east side OF Market Squsre' al GiQ
present occupied by George sch war; -,
bach. This Is an old and iopnlar business uss
stand. Possession given april Isl; FOR
pal ticulars apply to GEORGE HOOh,
ffSc'7l, g6 Market Street.
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Public Meeting.

The Greenbsck Workingmen' Society
will meet at the Atlantic Engine House
on next Tuesday evening q. half past
seven o'clock, on business of Importance.
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FOR RENT.

DoOMS IN THE NEW WASHINGTON
II, Hall building will be for rent oy Janu-
ary LIST. Persons desiring good business
room in a good location, on REASONABLE
L. II. WILLIAMS, Secy,
decsb At Franklin Ins. Othce.
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THIS is 20 give notice that ell citizens
troubled with Cough or Cold should st
once procure bottle Of Br. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price Is cents.
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Local weather keporf.

Below we give the highest and lowest
thermometer, with state of weather, for
the week ending last evening. Observs-
tions made by Mr.. Schnepf, at Opera
House drug store:
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THE DECORATIONS.

The cathedral was decorated .In q
strlkiDgly simple manner 10 express the
all pervadlng sense of supreme sorrow.
EVERYTHING in the way Of Ornamentstion
was removed from the church. The
doors, windows, pillars, the reredos of
the altar, the slcoves in which stood the
saints, and the gallery almost dissp-
peared behind the mournipl testoons of
Grape. The railing in front OF the chan
eel displayed n rich piece OF black dra-
perry. But the centre of attraction was
the csts's!que,. at the head of the main
aisle, with its bier decked In black vel
vet shimmering but family with gold
and silver sprays. The head of the
cstsfalque was turned toward the altar
showing forth the Papsl triple crown, or
tiara; the triple cross and crozier laid on
the catafslque and the Papsl coat-oi-
arms at the loot of it. A bsldschin with
six candelsbrs was around the cstataique,
which was over six feet high. This
afforded striking spectacle, mortusry
crosses, silver sprays and golden lace
tipping but lightly the waves OF the
black velvet and the dense masses OF
Grape which EMBODIED the whole sacred
ediice. And in looking at these en-
blems of sorrow, many of the spectators
must have recalled similar picture
which st. James Cathedral presented not
quite four years ago, when the remains
of the venerable Bishop Whelan were
placed in the same position, and over
which his obsequies were celebrated
within these very walls, when hundreds
ri people vsinly tried to gain admission
into the Cathedral.
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FOR RENT.

T,HE LARGE BRICK DWELLING
corner Eoff and sixteenth street, late
" occupied by Edward Reid, Esq. House
h as all modern lmpravementsan ana IN gooa
Tenair. PoSs, ssion April LIST. Enquire al
CUMMJNS & WOODS,
tah6 lli2 Main Street.
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Society Meeting.

The Mite Society of the Third Presby-
teIisn Church met at the residence of
the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Williams, last night.