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Personalities.

Rev Father Schooner expected 20
leave Tor Europe, via New York, yester-
day, but ut the latest moment received
information from the minister who is to
take MS place during his absence, tha. IL
would be impossible for him 10 leave his
present duties for two weeks. Father
Schleicher mas been subjected TO so many
disappointmenls in his arrangements Tor
visiting hif native land that many OF his
friends begin 10 think he lad better
abandon a,oloyhar the iIen ,i going
away this year.
Capt. John Carlin, an Old citizen OF
Wheeling and, by the way, one Of the
Mexican war veterans, is out In this
mornings REGISTER rs candidate for
County Clerk.
Miss Kate Lenox Of Linn, Msss., de-
parted for home yesterday evening. She
has been attending tho Mt. De CnsntaI
Commencement, the Alumni of which
institution the lady was an honoTed mem
ter. While in the city Miss i. YVES the
guest OF VIM HaodIan, Esq.
Miss Ella Berger is visiting friends at
Olney, ILL.,
Miss LlZZle SnAW, OF SJSuOeuNlI'e, j.
visiting friends in this city.
Misses Moliie and Aggie Murine are
spending few days with friends at Fort
Wayne Ind.
General James Ewing is seeking his
old position in the department at Wash
ington City.
At the Mcclure House last evening
were registed Miss Mamie Patterson,
Cleveland, o.; Miss Grace GIoringer,
Pittsburgh, Pa; Mrs. J. B. Welsh, Miss
Ella Welsh, Miss Mary Taylor, Mrs. DR..
Rogers and daughter, Washington, Pa;
Misses LoLtio Rouse, Hattie Rouse, Mary
Gousrd, Jersey City; Miss Loretta Ken
nedy, Brooklyn; Misses X. and T. Nc
Grath, Philadelphis; Misses Mary NJ.
and Kstie A. Flynn, Atlantis, Ga.
Col. +. Nicely aud daughter, Miss Ada,
are in the city, but will return to their
home at West Union to-day.
Mr.. Aug. Miller, former citizen OF
Wheeling, who has recently been on s
visit to this city with his bride, returned
to his home a. Louisville Ky, yester-
day
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IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
/ Wheeling, ~:
Wlhelmina Rolf, 81 all
~. I'm chsnc"ry.
Albert Roll, ct al.
BY virtue OF decree entered IN the
above entitled cause, on the l'th Gay "I
June, ls75 / Will, on.
Saturday, July 27ih, 1873,
at 10 o'clock A. W., sell a. public auction,
at the front door Of the Court hou-r OF
Ohio County, the following deHcrbed
property, iO.wii: Lot NUMBERED hIhu'u
iItI in sgIare numbered % lu that part ~
the CITY Of Wheeling known ~ H""'"
Wheeling. 49,.
Terms Of saie-Duc thousand upiiHiH
(sl, COyJ and as much more az the pHichas'i
may elect. cash In hand on o." dhy 'I ,a''.
and tbs remainder Ia one ycaT nom tua'
dav; the deferred lgstallment u u De MI
ls!actOTlly secured.
II NRY ". RUSSELL,
iegY-I SPECIAL Commits ~ u'r.
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sorrow that would surely rise when last
AMONG THE PAINTING.

AMONG THE PAINTING.
After the dismissal Of the well pleased
audience, all present repaired to the rooms
below where numerous drawings AMI
paintings from the hands OF the students,
were on exhibition. Among the crayon
p:ctures most worthy Of commendation,
We noticed "Phsrosh's Horses" By Miss
Patterson, Of Philadelphia. This picture
is remarkable for the character and spirit
put into 1t. A copy of the same picture
by Miss Carlin YVES noticeable for It's
beauty OF shadow, but displayed a lack OF
character.
An "Ecce Homo" enlarged from 8
small photograph. by Miss Patterson,
was much noticed aid highly praised by
lovers Of drawing.
"a Madonna Particle" by Miss Car
lin, displayed d fine snd soft shading.
Cant You Talk" by Mss kretz WAS
q very attractive piece, composed from E
sweet idea.
The Monarch of the Glen by Miss
Patterson, was finely executed.
There were large number OF water
color paintings, among which were sew
eral beautiful landscapes, some OF which
are remarkable tor soltness of toGch.
There were numerous flowers prettiIy
painted By Misses kretz, Patterson and
OBrien, the latter daughter of Col.
Thomas OBrien, of this city.
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River News.

The marks at the landing last even
ing indicated feet and falling.
The O'Neal for Pittsburgh nj I a. NJ,
and Courier for Psrkersburg Il, 1890 A.
NJ, departed with fair trips.
The Granite State passed mp early va
terdsy morning for Pittsburgh.
Tho Telephone passed down last night
for Cincinnati
The Ironsidcs, with good tow, passed
up Yesterday for Pittsburgh.
The L. 5. Light House Tender Ll'y
passed up yesterday.
The Nail City ana tow departed for
below, Yesterday.
The Fannie Tstum will be found At
the wharf this morning. She leayss Tor
st. Louis to-day.
The jacob HeaLheriDgL0n has arrived
and laid up at the lower wharf.
The Ragon leaves Tor Parkersburg this
morning At 1890.
The Thanhouser leaves for Matsmorss
this morning at 1890.
The Hudson IS due from Cincinnati
to-day.
The local packets were on time az usu-
al yesterday.
by Telegraph
PTTSBURGH, June 27.--RIvcr 6 feet
and stationary. Weather cloudy and
rainey.
NEW ORLEANS, June 27.-ArrIved-
Bert Able, Red river. Depsrted-Frank
Pargond, Greenville, Golden Crown, Gin
cinnalI. Weather cloudy; thermometer
90.
MEMPHIS, June 27-River fell 8
inches; now stands II feet 3 inches.
Weather clear. Arrived-Gsf, CIncIn-
natl Departed-Grey Hound, Ohio
river; Scudder, St. Louis.
VICKsBURG, June II. - Weather
cloudy. Thermometer 81 degrees.
River stationary. Arrived - Capital
City, Cannon. Down-Paris, Common
wealth. Up-Msud.
CINcGsSATG, June 27.-Riyer l3 feet
5 inches and falling. Weather warm
and showery. Arrived-Cons MIIlsr,
Memphis; Golden Rule, New Orleans.
Depsrted-SIockdale, Pittsburgh.
LOUISVILLE, June z7.-Cloudy and
warm. River stationary, with feet &
inches in the canal. Departed Andy
Baum, Memphis; Cons MIilar, Ciucin-
ntti; Donnslly, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, June IL Westher
cloudy; mercury &c to So deg. River ~
8 10 feet and falling. UP-MsggIe
Smith, Sun beam, Arkansas Belle Enter
prise and Cherokee. Down - Silver
thorn.
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-Arrived -Keer,
Illinois river; War Eagle, Keokuki Gold
dust, New Orleans. Depsrted-Colo-
rsdo, Vicksburg; War Eagle, Keokuk.
River q feet above low water mark
Weather very warm.
CAIRO, June 27.-ArrIvec-City Of
Alton, st. Louis; Charley Mcdonald,
Ohio river; James d. Parker, Memphis.
Departed Charley Mcdonald, J. d.
Parker, Cincinnati Weather cloudy;
mercury IS. River % feet and Is ling.
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Foot Wear.

We call the special attention Of the
ladies 10 the lsrges! stock Of Button Side
Lace and Walking Boots, Mignon Ties,
Opera and Toile! Slippers in the city,
the only place where q lady can get
properly fitted. All first quality goods
and the price as low as any
house in the city. We solicit an exam
nation Of our stock; we are not afraid TO
show goods. Give us call al Little
Shoe House. JERRY CLEMENS,
Is Eleventh street.
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MARTINS FERRY LOCALS.

Culbertson, Wiley u Co., yesterday,
cast box to be used for anneaing sheet
iron by the E!naviIle mill, which
weighed 1000 pounds.
Richard Rome, boy about sixteen
years ofago, was tried before the Mayor
Yesterday on the charge 0. obtaining 50
from the Buckeye Glass Company on
false pretenses. The facts are that he
went TO the office of the company and
drew the amount named, claiming that
his father had sent him tor it. This be-
irg ascertsiued 20 be untrue, warrant
was placed in Marshal Cochrsn's hands
for his arrest. He managed to elude the
officer for some hours and tried
to get away from town altogether, gong
in the direction OF Bridgeport, but be
was oyerhauled by the Marshal before
reaching .E.navillc, and all the money
but five cents WAS recovered. At the
trial he plead guilty. The Mayor deslr-
inc to be fully advised OF the require
ments of the law in such cases remanded
him to await developments.
After the above proceedings took place
it was discovered that Rome had stolen
ST. from his uncle Michael Padden. de
WAS charged with the theft and alter some
delay acknowledged he had taken the
money, and went with Mr.. Cochran 10 the
place where he lad buried it, when that
officer recovered it and restored It 10 Its
lawful owner.
Wednesday afternoon about o'clock
a valuable aOrse belonging ID Mr.. Johns,
the partner of MIR, Rainey in The coal
business, was drowned under the follow
in. circumstances He was Eitched to
buggy, and boy who had charge OF the
team drove down To the river and backed
in with the intention OF washing the
buggy. He mistook the depth Of the
river, however, and the horse wa
drowned. The buggy and harness were
recovered. The a0imsl WAS q
great favorite with Mr.. Johns
family. being remarkably kind
and gentle. 1t was valued at $40. The
boy saved himself by getting on top OF
the buggy, from whence ne was rescued
by some parties in u boat.
A number of young men will leave
town in few days for grand turtle
hunt. Thoy expect to camp out, ana
will be absent several weeks.
Yesterday was what is known among
ferrymen as blue Thursday.
Last Monday evening, quite number
of invited guests, with the wombers OF
the Ohio City Lodge, 4. +. " A. NJ,
assembled in their lodge room, and spent
the time very pleasantly till a late hour
in listening TO speeches, vocal and instru-
mental music and psItakng of the ele-
CANT collation. provided by the members
of tho lodge for the occasion. The scntI-
ment "St. Johns, the friends and patrons
OF Masonry" was responded TO by DE-.
SedgwicI;; Supports Of Masonry by
Dr.. j. Cook, OF Bridgeport; "MasoDry.'
by Hon. Ross j. Alexander; "Why
women cannot be Masons," by Judge K.
II. Cochran. The music Wa rendered
by Prof. SchOheld assisted by some o! our
best singers. with Miss Emma Williams rs
organs,.
Quite q number Of Republicans from
here went mp TO SteubanvlIe yesterday
to see the Congressional FIGHT
We hear oil 10 preparation t. celebrate
the Fourth.
The cornet band exIac! their new IN
struments thi, week.
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Public Installation.

A public installation of officers for
Black Prince Lodge No. 10, X. of p,
viii take place At their lodge rooms, at
Ws!ther's Hail, corner Chapline and
Twenty.siNth streets, on next Saturday
hight week Governor Mathews and
other State officers have been invited TO
attend. After the conclusion Of the GER
emonies q superb supper Will be served to
the members and invited guests. The
affair promises to be very recherche.
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Election of Directors.

Yesterday afternoon the stockholders
Of the Wheeling Female Seminary met
and elected the following Board of Direct
ors: &. d. Hubbard, e. X. Wheat, H. h.
List, j. 5. Rhodes, d. g. List, Thomas
Hornbrook, A. w. Campbell, b. Daven-
port, John K. Hubbard, Joseph Bell,
Aug. Pollock, 5. P. Hildreth and L. h.
Logan. The old board, with the eGcep-
ton Of A. j. Sweeney, were reelected, ID.
Z, list having been elected in the place
Of Mr.. Sweeney. Immediately after the
election Of directors the board met and
organized by eIecting G. ID. Hubbard
President; +. II. Logan, Secretary. }. K.
Hubbard and II. X. List were chosen NJ
the Committee on Real Estate.
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Death OF Printer.

News was received in this city yester-
dsy OF the death of Thomas A. Bentley,
a printer well known IN this vicinity, al
ST. Louis, Of fever and sgue, on the 22d
inst, in his 29th year. Mr.. Bentley
served part Of bis apprenticeship on the
Wheeling IatsLLigcncsr, and finished it in
Louisville. He was Of rowing dIspo-
sition, and travelled slmCst continually
from the time of his first lesying tins
city until the date of his death. He
leaves vile and one child, mother
and several brothers and sisters, all of
Washington, Pa, to mourn his loss.
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Prisoner Brought Beck.

Last evening John F. Simpson, who
hiss been on the hunt OF Sam and George
Griffin, charged with stealing his buggy,
returned to this city with George Griffin,
sud had hin corGned IN the Jail. The
old man was lef. behind on promise to
return to-day. George Griffin told Mr..
Simpson, that instead Of selling his horse
and buggy, be had run out OF money and
had pawned the out f! a. Petroleum, Pa,
for S35, but told the party to whom be
pawned the horse and buggy, thst they
were his property. The case will be
heard before SQUIRE Phillips to-day.
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Officers Elected.

Last night Court Fort Henry No. "A,
|. o. F., met at their hall and elected the
following officers: j. G. Baker, W. c.
R.; George Ankle, w. V. Q. R; james
b. Quarter, Recording Secretary w.
NJ. Thoburn, Financial Secretary; w.
A. Cracraft, Treasurer; L. NJ. Gill, 5. W;
Charles +. Birch, j. w; 7. &. Bishop,
S. B.; a. S. Nelson, }. b.; 7, b. Camp
bell, Physician; g. r. Tracy, A. H. For
gey aud Chss. L. Davis, Trustees; Rep
resentative to the High Court of West
Virginia, which meets at Charleston in
October next, Ralph Ankle; Alternative,
e. w. Atkinson. The installation will
take rlace on the night Of July Nth.
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R,nI Estate Irausfer.

The following transfer of real estate
was recorded at the office OF the County
Clerk yesterday:
Deed made April ., 1878, 10y Morris
Jouo., executor and trustee If Michael
Herman. deceased, 10 John T. Edmund
son, administrator OF said Herman, for
twenty-five lect oG Rnd fronting on Main
street, cas-, side, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. So
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SArr KDAY, JULY q. 1873,

SATURDAY, JULY =, 1873,
fi.r,uriug nj 10 o'clock 4. NJ, at the 'front.'
- Of me CONT House OF ONO county,
ID. rr- CITY Oi Wheeling, sell ~ puDilC aGC'
ton, the following paICes OF IHuu: ,I..
A tract Oi Il acres, more or less IN Tue
.,srr1v,S ON the Ohio river, IN Mar'hal
.,uutv. adjoining lands oil \. ihoih pSoh
md others, subject TO the right OF way
of tine =. & -, Is. \. Co., being me lanu
.rnyeye! 20 defendant, j. b. FOrd, pE
s lam ludsOu by deed OF a pr! :, IL -
, tract OF about acres OF Coal Land,
..Ifn The Ti-gf 10 mine the same, &c ne
10 same land conveyed 10 said FOri by
. sn. NcNrchru by deed recorded III NtI
..II county. indeed DOCK 40 10 pdse ID
e. The undivided One'haIl oil IJ'4 acres
..r trD.grl's run, I'm Marshall county nc'
rr..r same land conveyed 10 said tOTd by
a 7IrIsnn hy deed Of record in deed DOCK
so. 20, pax. "a. On this tract there Is
...u4u' Lou-r, with large vineyard OF as
T'ed grapes. .-,--,, l,,-,,,,,.
md .tl,ga tragt OF about acres OF coal,
.a.rr.. same land conveyed TO said ora Dy
samuel OFT md others by dted Iecvlut"
1u deed book No. 9, page 80. AoOuI IOui
...rrS Of lid treC, OF acres is bottom ian"
...nr.. on tine ohio river. and VIII De
sold together or in lots, az may De "eeiile"
70. A tact OF about acres Of coal, with
.IarlsuJ OF mining the same, Is convey %
..I ft said Ford EE Geo. ttAhy 10y utE' VI
.r.rI 40 deed ugOl. No. ~, page 2Ui. tracts
.,.s. p. Ia..I ndI3iu each OcHtr ana form
... body oi coal.
.. YHa. undivided ou--uith ul the p!o-
.rrg commonly known rs "BOgg KUN
amin. Gpa' Coal land, being the interest
Nj. said t.rd DID the same. This Intensive
..H valuable property Hes partly IN JIM"
..r.H Irrrf.r lu MARSHALL counties, ana EN- o.
..arG- about 90 acres OF surface ana ABOUT
.. acres a. coal. Upon 10 there Is now
.raa1 and iB successful operation a Goa
inc. which is iu good working order hud
.s4eIfIOu. The improvements are Wlthlh
DO. limits OF the city OF wheeling ahp
immediately on the line oI the Il. ".
..'IuHd.
said Mining Company is now supply In
.....Y mi. mine in part the coal used by
...a railroad company.
TEs.. OR ~AhE-One-'hiTj in cash, and
r.- balance ia three equal annual pay
.r.-u... with Interest nom the day OF sale,
. ... ..T.r,.ua,rFs Ia give notes with approx
..f par.aua. security for the deferred pay
.. -rf~. and go secure the same by proper
ed, o. trust On the property sOid. bul
with liberty - each purchaser 10 pay I'll
.. a greater proportion OF the purch8h"
...ag than one third in cash.
"...- showing tie property OF BoES
... Mining Company, and also lhe utheI
..tl lands. together with plat OF the sun
....F.U. into lots of the acres OF bottom
....E mentioned, and the deeds above re
....-d %. may be seen on application To-
DO. Commissioners. /, r. JONES
A. J. CLARKE,
Special COmmi SsIOnerS
O. FEFsFE. huCtIUnPeT. lglueOul
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CaurilI nf Last,

Last evening Constable Sam Leach, Of
Benwood arrested "B!uch' NOlte, noted
young South Side thief, who stole Bin
CELLS watch ard two rings from r. I.
Ritter. last week. Nolte WAS brought to
Squire Mix office last night, and from
there was taken to the county Jail by
Officer Baum, of The Eighth ward. 1t is
thought that Nolte is the party who stole
\ watch 1T Sherrard week before last.
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filnrh Rrince PICNIC.

Those of the citizens of Wheeling who
intend to go TO some picnic on the Fourth
of July certainly have no cause to COM
PLAIN Of any lack of them to be held on
that day. Among the best will be that
of the Black Prince Lodge, X. Of f., on
the Island. the programme as laid out
embraces nearly everything calculated to
create pleasure, and those who may be
present csa count on a days enjoyment.
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4 Slight Fire.

Yesterday about noon the roof of house
No. 1856 Twenty street, the resi-
dence of William Cary, was discovered to
be on fire. Had 1t not been for the
timely arrival of number OF mill men,
on their way to dinner the whole build
ing would have been consumed by the
flames. The roof of che house was de-
stroyed before the fire vas subdued.
Loss about $50 No alarm was turned in.
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Admitted To Bail,

Yesterday Judge Melvin entered an
order allowing johanna Howard, charged
with the larceny OF jewelry from the
residence OF y. Reister to be admitted to
bail in the sum Of $500 for her appear
snce at the next October tsrm OF the
Circuit Court, and on last evening she
gave the required bsil, with John Nc
GArre.l as surety.
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Goods Claimed.

A watch which had been in the posses
sion OF Chief Of Police Ripley for several
days awaiting an owner, was on yester-
day reclaimed by L. y. Christensen, of
Snerrsrd, Marshall county, who stated
that the watch had been stolen from him
on the 18th instant. One of the Chinese
laundry men had purchased the watch
from some one.
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"OH, Il won't amount 10 much re-
marked 8 gentleman 20 friend who was
c Jndolng with him over 8 severe bfuise
he received By being thrown from q
hOrse, an get bottle Of NcLau's GOOD
Intent Ltniment and that will heal me
up IN short time, know, for l never
have the house without bottle"
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wesley ~. T.. Church.

The official members OF Wesley
Church, South Wheeling, having re-
solved to renovste their church thorough
", presented the subjec: to their congre-
cation who responded with q will, and
enough painters and other mechanics
have offered their services 10 secure the
desired Improvements tree OF cost 10 the
church treasury.
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To have the neck vsriegsted with
bolls and the face bedecked with pimples
and blo,ches is the acme Of misfortune.
DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture, by its health
giving properties, cures ali these dIsor-
ders by purifying the blood.
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MARTIN KLEINHANS,

mr. MAIN STREET, FIRST CLASS
100 UphUlstrTrr uHl" with M"nd"I,
Booth 4 Coz
All kinds Of UphOI7ior,ug don" lu ~"
Latest style nnd Best Material put on hl u
much lower charge than any nous" lh
own. satisfaction guaranteed. Iuuiof
Suits, Mattresses, LHmbrrquins, lOos'
Covers; Carpets lifted ami Laid. IIei'S'
give IA" call, u"
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By the exercise of the most judicious
management, the Grand Central Hotel,
New York, has very cleverIy turned the
tide OF trade in its direction, not less by
the sweeping reduction Of its rates than
through It's excellent management.
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i. Z, For a CASE Of CATARRH that
Assessment Notice.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

NHEELI>G, ", VA, June 20, 1873.
DUELIC NOTICE. II HEREBY GIVEN
10 all persons interested, that the As
seOTs elected by the Council OF the city
90 Wheeling have completed their asses.
.. emit for the year and made return there.
a. TO my Office. Any persons wishing 10
appeal rom said assessment, or desiring
any corrections mate, VIII appear at the
civ BU'lting, before the Board OF EQUAL.
E.risG cd AuyeulS, on Thursday, The 9th
.fry OF jane, at 3 O'Clock A. n =, as the SAID
Gplrd will meet at that time, at the said
CITY Building, 10 hear all objections to
said assessment and revise ana correct the
same. ALIEN. UFDEGRAFF,
jedi City Clerk.
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Case Withdrawn.

Yesterday Mrs. S,onvcr appeared be-
tore Squire Wait and withdrew her
compliant against Jacob Nogeler for
keeping 4 v.cious dog, on condition that
he pay the costs and KILL the dog. These
conditions were complied with last
nIphL.
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IT IS true economy 10 use the best
means first; hence when the Baby is suf-
fering with Colo, Diarrb9a, etc, use ~
once DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup and observe
It's remarkably quick and beneficial et-
feet.
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EnnhniInhIc MniIer.

The following letters are held at the
Postoilice awaiting the necessary post
age:
Mrs. Lucinda Warman, No. 357 Race
street. Cincinnati O; Theo. smith, Pea
body, Marion county, Kansas.
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TRAVELLERS often wonder why their
fellow-traveiIers are 60 loud IN their
praise Of the Colonraie Hotel, Pnilsdel-
phis, but alter visit themselves, they
are satisfied Of in famous excellence.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings tH the Dii
ferent judicial Bodies.

sUPRE..E COURT-JgDGEs GREEN, MOORE,
RAYMOND AND JOHNSON.
The case of G.. NJ. Chapman vs.. the L.
IL 5. Railroad Company, was continued
ia argument by Council.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock this morn
inE.
POLICE CoUBT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This Court disposed Of live cases with
fines ranging from 81 to $40 and costs.
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Ar the REGISTER office. at o'clock,
this morning, the thermometer registered
90 Iegroes above zero. Clear