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The marks last evening indicated II feet
5 inches and falling.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual, including the Bellaire packet
Pres Ellison.
The Bachelor leaves this morning for
Pittsburgh at o'clock.
The Diurnal will be to.day's Parkers.
burg packet leaving at 1890 M.
The Welcome leaves for st. Mary's at
1880 A. NJ.
The Emma Graham Is due down to.
night en- route for Cincinnati.
The st. Lawrence is due from Cincinnati
tomorrow.
The Buckeye State passed up yesterday
from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
my Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, February 24.-Riyer @ feet
9 inches and falling. Weather fair and
mild. Departed: Emma Graham.
CINCINNATI, February 25.-River % feet
3 inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm. Arrived: Cherokee and Wyoming,
st. Louis. Departed: Hudson and Chero.
kee, Pittsburgh.
CAIRO, February 25.-Arriyed: Ander.
son, Nashville; Belle Memphis, memphis;
Alps, st. Louis, Departed: A. g. Stevens,
St. Louis; Belle Memphis, St. Louis; Port
Eads,' New Orleans. River 43 feet 4
inches and falling. Weather cloudy. Tier.
mometer 5S, no
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Queen Esther az MnrtIn,s Ferry,

Just at present there is but little thought
OF among the majority OF our citizens ex.
cept the Cantata OF Esther. The first per.
formance was given on Tuesday evening,
and was success from the start. Com.
mercial Hall was filled, and the perform.
anco was quite all that could be desired.
A few OF the singers would have pleased
the audience better II they had sung
stronger. But taking It all in all, the can
tata was we'll rendered.
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REAL ESTATE MovINo.-The property
advertised for sale in our paper Of late by
Mr.. Alexander Bone has been sold by him
the Wiley mansion, and the Oulbertson,
Wiley 4 Co. foundry and machine shops,
located at Martins Ferry, Ohio, the price
and terms being considered very satisfac.
tory TO all parties. Messrs. Senseney and
Mann were the purchasers Of the foundry
and machine shop, and Lewis Jones, Esq,
OF Etnayille, was the purchaser Of the
Wiley property in the grove, one Of the
most desirable residences in this section.
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PERsoyAl.-General Duval is in welzel

PERsoSAL-General Duval is in Welzel
county.
Col. Hugh Sterling is at Martinsburg.
Sam Mellor, late chief OF the money or.
der department at the postoffice, will
leave for Colorado, next week.
Robt. Emmett, Eastern Passenger Agent
OF the Vandalia line, was in the city Wed.
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs: Howard Powell, leave
Bridgeport in . few days for Kansas,
where Mr.. Powell resides.
The following are among the latest ar
rivals ut the New Mcclure: John r.
Ridgely, Baltimore; ]. E. Taylor, Phila-
delphiR; A. H. Jones, Mt. Vernon, Ohio
J. W. Hickey, Cincinnati; NJ. b. Culman,
Pittsburgh; W. H. Pritz, Dayton; P. H.
fleming, Chicago Lewis H. Green, New
York; Harry B. OFT, Philadelphia; L,
kaufman, Pittsburgh; E. W. Smith, Gin
clnnati; +. w. Eldridge, Boston; ]. B.
Hersey, Montreal, Cam; W. L. Tucker,
New York; W. L, Taylor, Boston.
AmongyesterdRy' arrivals at the Stamm
were the following: George mckinney,
John r. Ray, Shepherdstown; O. Hold.
man, Cumberland; ]. Beardman, Cincin.
natl; 7. Fl. Mann, Philadelphia; G. M.
Howell, New York; ] .sistermans, Chicago;
N. Billingsley, Fairmont; D. H. Leonard
and boy, Parkersburg; James Aud, Wash.
ington; s j. Hopkins, Ravenna, o.; Per.
~ Griffin, Chicago; George Benton, Bos.
Ton; s. Bessenger, Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Alice Hustled, Of the Island, leaves
his evening on brief visit TO Baltimore,
by Miss Sallie Wilcox,
Of the South Side.
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WASHINGTON, February 2G.-1A.M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slight
changes OF pressure and temperature;
south winds, and occasional rain fol.
lowed by clearing weather.
For the Lower Lakes, rising and posi-
bly, followed by stationary pressure; sta.
tionary and lower temperature, winds
mostly south, and occasional rain, follow
ed by clearing weather.
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BROKE JAIL.-Dr. W. K. Curtis, Of
Wellsburg, arrived in the city this morn.
ing at 1890, on the @. W. Bachelor. He
came here in pursuit Of James johnson,
whom he arrested in Richie county last
fall for alleged completely in the Brooke
county burnings, in which wing oil
Bethany College was destroyed. From
the doctor we learned the following par.
ticulars:
1t appears that johnson and Barnet
Cole, who was confined with him, were
the only occupants OF the jail. AT five
o'clock yesterday evening DR.. Curtis spoke
to both OF them in the jail and went on to
his office. They had the run OF the corri-
der OF the jail, which Is an old fashioned
one. About l o'clock brother OF the
Doctors came to him and told him that
Cole and johnson had escaped. A search
OF the Jail was made and 1t was
found that bar used on cell
door for the purpose OF confirming 1t
had been wrenched of, and 1t Is supposed
by some that this had been used as lever
to pry the jail door open, after which 1t
was easy to escape. Search was at once
instituted for tho fugitives, but unsuccess-
fully. Messengers were sent in every d.
rection as there was something wrong
with the telegraph wires, and no dispatch
could be sent.
OF the men, johnson Is notorious
burglar and counterfeiter, having escaped
from the Pennsylvania authorities at Bur-
gettstown some five years ago when un-
der arrest for counterfelting. He Is FIVE
feet eight inchesi in height, forty years OF
age, dark blue or grey eyes, s9nken. in his
head, prominent chin, sandy hair and
whiskers, and is not very handsome. He
is desperate character, and Is q very i'm
portant actor in the Brooke county trou-
bles.
Cole was in jail for killing sheep and
selling their peits. He is feet high 55 or
90 years Of age, and when at his pre-
liminary hearing was offered liberty on
his own recognizance, but refused it and
it is suspected that he remained in jail TO
facilitate the escape OF johnson.
Last Sunday afternoon pr. Curtis
dressed the wounded hand OF a young
man who had been In fight at Lagrange,
over in Ohio. AT II O'Clock the same
night he saw the same man talking to the
prisoners in the Jail through q small win
dow, and drove him away. The next
lay he saw him and he was recognized as
Christie Farley, OF this city.
Fifty dollars have been offered as re.
ward for Misrepresentation Of the two men,
but we guess It would all be paid for John.
,on, as there is no great anxiety to secure
Cole. 1t is thought that johnson will
make for his old stamping ground" in
Richie county again.
DR.. Curtis says he has given the gentle
nan some attention in the past and does
lot propose dropping him now.
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TKMrRRANcE.-There will be a grand
union Temperance meeting held this
evening in Rev. Clancy's church, corner
OF Twelfth and Byron streets. A large
crowd is expected, and good speakers will
be present to address the people. Doors
omen at I o'clock z. N.
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McLAlSs' BAKING POWDER Is pronounced
by allwho use 1t to be the best article in
the market. II Is perfectly pure and
wholesome, and much stronger than any
other powder in the market. Ask your
grocer Tor It. Sold by most dealers,
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Persons with stated incomes can pur-
chase a Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organ at
Sheib's music store, on monthly payments
Of s. or more, and secure the best organ
made fora very small sum. Call under
Washington Hall and see them,
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~
AMUsEMENrs.-1he Jubilee Fareuyl-In
our advertising columns this morning will
be found the announcement OF the grand
farewell concert at the Opera House Tues
day evening next by the colored Jubilee
Singers, whose concerts week before last
gave so much pleasure and such universal
satisfaction. There has, from the time OF
their first concert at the English Lutheran
Church, been desire on the part OF ma
ny OF our people, to hear the ,songsters
amid the beautiful scenery and fine acous.
tics OF our Opera House, and this desire is
about to be gratiGed. As to scenery, dec.
Grafton, ETC., this will be, no doubt, the
great concert. Much interest is already
being manifested in 1t. It is the talk
among beaux and bellies. in circles OF old
and young, The committee have deter
mined to prevent speculation in tickets If
possible, and, therefore, limit each buyer
to not more than ten reserved seats. The
ticket sale commences at Lucas music
store this afternoon at two o'clock.
Comic Op1a-Mahn's Opera Company
will begin three nights and Saturday
matinee engagement In this city this even
ing. This company comes to US recon-.
mended more highly than any opera COM
pany we have had in years. OF It's ex-
cellence the Philadelphia North american
says: Fright hearty and well deserved
was the welcome extended to Franz Won
ssppe's charming operetta Of "Fatinitza"
upon its initial presentation in this city
at the Chestnut last evening. The house
was large one despite the weather, and
was unusually, though naturally, enthu-
siastic. The merits OF "Fatinitza" are
numerous and conspicuous. Its story,
though felonioIs adaptation Of scribe's
clever "Circassienne," Is cleyerly told, and
the libretto abounds in droll and enter
tanning situations. Full justiceis afforded
the text by the composer; the score being
appropriately tuneful, humorous, senti.
mental and pathetic. The instrumental
and vocal partitions hstoken the EDUCATED
musician, and is often surprisingly beyond
the customary needs OF such occasions.
The opera was most satisfactorily pro.
duced. The artists are excellent singers
and competent actors. Miss Winston's
Fatinitza is an exceedingly effective as.
sumption. An accomplished vocalist, she
is no less finished comedienne, and is
entitled to q generous credit for the
eminent success OF the performance.
Tickets now on sale at Lucas.
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G 1(l(|(l

III. Ellen johnson, 927 Spruce street, PhilA-
aelphla, wrote April 10Th, 1870; "Dr. J, r. Miller.
Dear slr-Yo1r DeBing'i Pile Remedy cured mo In
one Neeki aler had used all the medicines could
near o. and was told by prominent surgeon
IN thh eity that my only chance for 4 cure WnS
lars loE" 49, A'g w.,
J. =. Cooper, Druggist, at Savannah. M
wrote September II, lS70: lIDr. J. r. MilIsF-jeSt
SUI aaTe been selling DeBingS Pie Remedy ior
.eteral Year,, Away recommending II Rni so,nS
me umes ElaanseiRg Il 70 cure Never heard Of any,
ssIng regular graduate Of medicine and surverv I,
o. slstula, Skin and Blood DlsaasSS ana
MeinHtsd 70 write or call al our Office 0sre Ho.
eleatHAW LP. MIILER, ii, ID, n. ". sor
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'EoR sALE,-I OFFER AT PRIVATE

Bale until MARCH 3, 1880, tho property known
us Ms Benlers property, situated on the southwest
corner Of McCOllOch and IhlTtelh Streets In tile city
Of Wheeling. Said property consists Of one hundred
feel on McCollOch aud ThirieLh streets, and run.
Ming hack one hundred feet 10 alleys on tho south and
NeSI sides.
There arc four good brick dwellings on the ot, one
Of nine MONS Ohe Of six rOOs and two Ot four roons
EACH and room Tor further improvements, II desired.
II not sold: al private sale BY March 81 next, the
property will be offered Al public EAle. Terms easy
and made known on application. For further iufoF-
InAtIOu apply 70 EDW'D CHRlSrMAE,
leIIIJ lOiS Market street.
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FRANK RIsER and Professor Fox left
Monday in an empty box car for the resi-
dence Of the iormer at Piedmont.
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NJ. SALIXsER, who has had large ex.
periencein the clothing business, will open
out the "Atlantic Clothing House." No,
1920 Market street, Crangle's Block,
February 2lst.
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Wanted-Furnished Room.
Wanted-Wm. @. Edwards.
Jubilee Singers Concert.
Marvin's Vienna Bread-Behrens & Co.
Mrs. Susan B. Knox's Fluting Machines
-Nesbitt & Bro.
China, Glass or Queensware-Cummin
& Woods.
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MUNICIPAL CouET-Judge Cranm1-This
Court met at 10 o'clock yesterday, and
adjourned until this morning at the same
hour,
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AT less than New York prices, I offer
10 pieces Black Cashmere.
JouN EMsHRINER,
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PLEASE call and see the Countess
Pattern Spoons aud Forks,
JACOB W. 6RuBB, Ieweler.
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A REWARD OF TWENTY-FIvED DOL

A REWARD FTWENTY-FIVEDO DOL
n LARS will be paid for the recovery Of the body
Of JonS RRls who Is supposed TO have been thrown
from skill Into the Ohio river. near the Belmont
Mills, 10 Wheeling. W. Va, on Monday night, Feb:
ruary ., 1880. Reis was German, and about 20
fulI beard and moustaehe (ghtSh color) blue eyes,
gray pants and iTock coat Of same color, blue vest,
striped shirt, and Ahoea with heavy malls.
g. II. CARNAIfAN,
ieb25
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NRw dry goods, new carpets and new
wall paper, cheap for cash, at John
Roemers, Nos. 2Ol9 and 202l Main street,
Centre Wheeling.
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TEN GREAT BARGAINS
OFFERED THIS WEEK BY
1. BLUM 81 BRO.


Is Pes. Real English Cashmeres, 35c
per yard.
10 Pes. All Wool use Black Cash.
meres, at soc.
10 Pes. All Wool 81 90 Black CASH
meres, ut 75c.
10 Pes. CoIored eros Grain Silks,
worth So 90, at SI25.
10 Pcs. Black Gros Grain Silks.
worth SO 90, nj $I75.
so Pes. Real Handsome Dress
Goods ut IL I.2e.
70 Pes. Real Handsome Dress
Goods ut 15c.
so Pes. Cambria aIusIins, now worth
15c, ut lie.
so Pes. IO-inch Fine Brown Muslin,
now worth lie, at Zoe.
so CI0aRs ana Dolmans at One.half
their cost, to close.
Now is your time TO save money, II
you buy.
The bargains offered are iuIIy rs
per cent cheaper than an any other
house In the trade.
No duplicates after this week.
I.BLUM& BRO.
IIOl Main street.
,fe23
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W.B. Stawari. Prac heal DnTEiih JnilT"Dl'
bnTg, Pa, NrOte May 5, is. " "Mr ): III. g,ssJ'
eir'-l have y0uF msdIcInO, DrHihg ,n,,i ,, II
alNays In st6'k, md sell Il because I'D 81 -
e,Ae Of yeafs' standing, aud clh hnhe'"'
eAeeftnlly ncommOnd IT," ,.., a "a
g:R. Cole, NJ. d., Of the Drui 1 III 2, NJ.
q Wick, 1t Ashland, o.. NIoN Ws 1rs AIIsl
salss for your DoBing's Pile Remedy ia a,ssH o
eoulmr Milling II, being pr Ictleal pnl ,oeaiLf
eonhd 6nt the remedy Will b lC"me veg P vbss ~
hAa VIC merits, and Will rpct mmeHa ''' =,
used ~ an. tral1lii
d Sblllty specially, perSot a IN n''HS'
, . u A. ". and 70 r.. n, .,.,uhla, Phs
centh and Arch sis, hiIh"'f
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GLASS SHADES Of every size and style at
reduced rates, at Hutchins' Art Store,
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DENTIsTRY.-To THOSE THAT DE-
~ SIRE TO save their natural teeth wo would shy
that We are now better prepared than before TO
enable them to do 20. By the use Of m ELEcTRo
MAGNETIC PLu0eRR We can and are making better
and handsomer Gold Filings with more ease 70 our
Patients, than have heretofore been made In this
city or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
PluHEer. What we say We can prove BY ACTUAL
denomination. Call and see for yourselves.
JAMES NJ. SURGIS0E d Son,
Rui No. 1lt3 Market Ct, Wheeling, W. Va.
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HoRSRRooK PARK.


"sandyn and Mrs. Hornbrook Receive
Their Friends-A Large and Brilliant
AGalr.
Notwithstanding the inclement weather
last evening, about eighty couples called
to congratulate Charley P. Hornbrook and
his fair bride, NJ. Louisa Bedilion, (was.)
Edlson's electric light may have illum-
mated Menlo Park to the satisfaction Of
the inventor, but the many smiling faces
in Hornbrook Park last evening certainly
Illuminated that pleasant spot to the en-
tire satisfaction Of the recipients OF many
wishes that their lives might be as
bright and prosperous as the reception
was gorgeous"
The following invitation notified their
many friends OF the reception:
"sAxpr,"
VIII receive at HsrabrOok PARK, February 20, 1880
| From 8 P. NJ, To-
we shall be pleased 10 gaye upon tho happy eoun-
tenaneo Of the receiver Of thiA.
CiIARLEr P. HoRNBRooK.
II. LoulsA BRpiLi0N, (wAs.)
n. B'IoystSn As you like them, from o'clock TO
@Balance all" from ?. NJ, to IA. NJ, by Cocklyne.
On the left hand corner Of the envelope
the following was quoted:
Let not another syebal upon these :cOntenI glance
Not even thy sisters nor thy cousins nor thy Guuts
The irresistible Cockayne, surrounded
by so much merriment, could not do
otherwise than lend to the occasion his
best efforts, which he did in IN admirable
manner.
Balzer, the DelmoniOo Of Wheeling, who
presided ever the table, done his work in
q manner that won for him the good
opinion Of ell present. :.
Taken nall, the reception was most
enjoyable one, and those present freely
expressed themselves satisfied with re-
cefving slight wetting, in preference &c
missing the opportunity Of wishing the
fair young couple, in which the INrELI
GRNoER joins, "that their days may be o.
unbountiful happiness"
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40 Cents.
At torty.nine cents, Striped silks at
John Emaheimera.
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WRATHRR INDICATIONS,

7 A. N. IAN. Sr. M7r.M I7AM I9a.sP.x. 7r.N
So 66 IS IS 6S 10 70 q
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EOR SALE

one Boiler, 20 feet by SO Itoha, with two is,Ineh
hues,
one Shaping Machine aud Bits,
Shaitlng and PullGyE.
Some secondhand Anylls.
Saw able and Light Wheel Machinery,
One YaId Truck. A. LITTLE.
fam
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BARGAINS in Summer Dress Goods at
John Emsheimer's.
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REWARD q p Ind Heading y FT
,s' ~ ttndlng tlIs at DEBINGR PILE klAh W., cS18
onE snpd q S aS.GfGs , RS amo give. nen FS
D. StnEE Bent BY mall ~ Prepared SrJy BY Dr. J.
hia signature and Pile Of stoueS. S ""''
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pUDL1o SALE
FIFTM WARD PROPERTY

OF FIFTH WARD PROPERTY
On Market street, between TwOnty.hst aud Twsn-
ty-sccOnd streets, known rs The Sherman HouSe) ]
will, III the front door OF the Court House, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is,
Commanding at 10 O'Clock 4. N. The lot fronts
IS feat OH Market Ircet, aud runs back (even width
10 the alley In the rear, on which there Il 4 hno
House Of fifteen rooms. Gas and Water all through
Terms ii sale, onO-hAli cash, the balance In two
equal ma ymen,s, with Interest from date Of sale
ANDREW J. hOSENPELD.
I n HRpVRY AuctionAaF, feb3
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner Yesterday:
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A PLEASANT SOUTH SIDE HOUSE

a TIEASANI bUUIH oIDE HVUoE
EAFOR SALE.
btFeet near TWOntyth street. In this city, con-
ianng seven rooms, bath room, large pantry, two
halls and splendid cellar, with yard 10 front and
rear, extending back TO the ALLEY. Tho house Is In
FOOD condition, and mu,t be sold Immediately. In
IuIra Ut IIAmltons Grocery, corner TwGnty.second
and Market streets, Terms reasonable. ieb5
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ElOR SALE
EoR SALE

ctTooKs AND NEAL EsTATE.-1 HAVE
y had many years experience in, selling
and buying stocks and real estate, and would
take pleasure in giving any information
might have TO buyers or SELLERS, and particu;,
larry take pleasure in receiving orders to sell
!. IRWIN,
;aO0 Agent,
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Gtre g'ttellilgenrer,
Now Acknowledgements.

oaioe, Nos. as ana "a fourteenth street
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