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FAMILY MARKET.-The attendance on
the markets has fallen of very material
", and as a consequences the display 10 mol
nearly so ilne as heretofore, althoug b there
is still fine exhibit OF vegetables, apples
and fall products. Following were the
prices prevailing atthe Fifth Ward Markell
yesterday morning:
Meas-Beef to l2icper pound mutton
l0a15c per pound; chops, 10 TO loo pei
pound veal, 70 to l5c per pound ;pork, l0c
Der pound; sausage, 10 to l9c per pound
smoked sausage, 10 to l2c per pound
Muth's sausage, l2!c per pound; ba
con, loo ppr E0pnd; middling and shoul
der, s to l0c per pound; beel.tongues, Il
to SOC each; canned beef, Soc per 2.pound
can, an az.
apiece, or Sc 5Oa8O0 per dozen; dress
cd chickens, 10c per pound; eggs, lSca2.
per dozen, lard, loc per pound; but
ter, 25aS0c per pounS-choice, Soci
sweelmilk, Sc per quart, or 25c per gallon
buttermilk, 4c per quart, or l5cper gallon.
Notwithstanding, s to lec Per head
pumpkins, l0a2pc; potatoes, 2la2sc pei
peck; celery, 5al0c per buuch; Hub
bard squash l0a20; carrots, l0oper dozen
beets Sc per quarter peck; onions
zoe per half-peCk; corn l23a l5t
per doz ears; dried beans, 81
per quart; white beans, Sc PEI
quart: string has:.sis 20 to SOC per psck
horseradish, &c per bnaphi lima beans
20a25 per quartz new tomatoes. S0a40I
per peck; cranberries, 9 quarts for 25c.
Fish and Game.-Lake fish 25c string
catfish, l5c per string; oysters, 30a50c PEI
haltcan; 25aS0c per quart.
Fruits.-New apples, 10 to zoe per peck
dried apples, to l0c per pound
dried pears, loo per pound; dried peaches
10 TO l5c per pound; dried plums, SOC pei
hi oranges, 80 to SIC per dozen; lemons
$50 per dozen,
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ADJUSTMENTS. - Jdnauschek. = Madame
Janauschek began her two nights engage
rnent in this city at the Opera House last
night as the Countess Of Mansielt" in
HMother and Son." The plot Of this play
is simple. The Countess OF MRpsfelt had
an only sou, Bruno, an impulsive youth
who stood very much in awe OF bis
naughty mother. she also had In her
household two step.sons, sons Of her hus'
band by former marriage. One OF these,
Andrew, became involved in a disgraceful
ENHANCEMENT, and 10 relieve him, Bruno,
her own son, broke open safe and stole
its contents. This coming to the knowl.
edge OF the Countess she pprsed him and
drove him from her. The scenes and in.
cidents OF the next fifteen years, or the
time elapsing before the death Of Andrew
and the announcement OF her sons real
connection with the affair, form the ma
terial for the drama.
As the Countess, the hauteur and dig.
nifty incident to her position are given
with great exactness, and the feelings
Of the mother struggling against the arti.
fetal feelings induced by her position are
portrayed by the gifted actress in a strik-
ing manner.
The support was very good. The Bruno
OF Mr.. Cotter, the Andrew and Stephen OF
Messrs. Taylor and Vessels, the Margaret
OF Mrs. Carhart, the Selma Of Miss Creese,
the FransisEa OF Miss Fletcher were each
and all well given.
+ Tonight BLEAK House" will close the
engagement In this city.
ForpaughS Circus and Aienagerie-This
world renowned aggregation will exhibit
tomorrow afternoon and evening. The
Quebec Chronicle thus describes the won.
der.moving ieats OF the "iemale Blondin,"
Nine. Zuila, who is astonishing the public
by riding velocipede over an almost in.
visible wire, stretched sixty feet In mid.air:
"What, however, in our mind created
the most sensation was Mile. Zuila's per.
formance on the high wire. Alter skip.
ping across this wire, which was about
seventy feet above the audience, with the
grace and elegance OF an ordinrry ddnsetlSe,
she leisurely walked over 1t blindiOlded,
and with cowl over her head. Not salts.
Hed with this proof Of her intrepidity and
daring, she then rode velocipede up and
down the airy road, looking as much at
home between sky and earth as II she had
been taking constitutional on the Duf.
ferin Terrace. Tremendous aud well de-
served applause welcomed her perform.
ance,"
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FAREWELL MRErING.-There will be a
meeting at the Fourth'Sueet NJ. 4. Church
tomorrow eveing to bid farewell to Rev.
DR.. Thoburn and DR.. Sumner Stone, the
former missionary for many years in
India, who will return in few days. He
will be accompanied by Mr.. Stone, q tai.
ented young physician Of this city, and
sou OF L. J, Stone, Esq, who will engage
in missionary work with DR.. Thoburn.
DR.. Thoburn returned to this country last
Spring as delegate 10 the General Con-
ference Of the NJ. 4. Church. This meet
ing WILDE most interesting one and we
doubt not that lafge number OF our peo-
pie will be present 10 wish them good bye
aud God speed.
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BESwooD's BooM.-Next Thursday even.
ing the Republicans Of Benwood are going
to Indulge in . monster meeting and dem.
onstration In the interests Of tho election
OF Garfield, Arthur and Hutchinson. Mr..
A W. Campbell, Of the lNTRLLlaRScRR,
and others, will speak on the occasion.
1t being q particular hobby Of certain
Democrats that there are no ex-soldiers
who are Republicans any more, but that
the soldiers Of the Northern Army In the
war for the Union all topped with the
late lamsrted Hancock, 1t Is requested by
the managers Of the meeting that all old
soldiers wear their badges OF honor on
this occasion, that some idea may be given
Of the mistakedness Of the claim Of the
Democracy referred TO above.
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The past season has been particularly
fortunate one as regards the health oil
the Southern States, and especially that Of
the Gulf States. The plague OF modern
times-the yellow fever-has been fought
and vanquished, thanks greatly to the Of.
forts OF the late lamented DR.. Chopin, at
the head Of the world renowned Charity
Hospital OF New Orleans. This institution
has been miraculously, as it were, pre-
served in the highest state Of its efficiency
by the large revenues it annually receives
for twenty.one years, commencing 1868,
from the Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany, about the grand monthly distribu-
tons Of which all information will be
given on application by mail made to M.
A. Dauphin, No. $40 Broadway, New
York City, or same person at New Orleans,
La. DAw
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THE ELECTORAL COMMISSIONS The Board
OF Inspectors OF the returns oil the late
elections continued their session yester.
day, the entire day being spent in can.
wasting the votes cast in Madison district,
with aview to ascertaining whether there
were any discrepancies between the tick.
cts and the tally sheets. No serious mac.
curacies were discovered, but few sup.
posed mistakes were struck in the record
OF the greenback ballot. The count OF the
district was yet uncompleted when the
Commissioners adjourned over till to'day.
The count will no doubt be completed to.
day, when other districts where q dispute
has arisen will be taken up.
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wuEELlSo, October 10, 1880.

Editors Intelllgsucor
Having heard that the Democrats in
tended turning out on Saturday evening
next, would 1t not be an advantage &c
both sides that committee from each
party be appointed to confer with each
other in designating route, for each, 90
that conflict would not ensue that may
prove disastrous. A. NJ. I.
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TnE CouRrs. CIRCUIT CouRr Judge
Meluin,-This Court held a session yester-
day morning, at which, after consultation,
II was decided advisable TO defer the set.
ting Of cases for trial until after the No.
vember election. twas therefore ordered
that the Jurors summoned for the term be
discharged until Monday November S,h,
at 0 o'clock A. N. The Court will in the
meantime hold sessions for the Transaction
Of ChAncery business,
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wonderful OIL.

HAuoVFFI IPA'J ClUEeh'
A subscriber to this paper sends US the
following with request to publish II: Mr.:
Jonas Wheeler, q prominent citizen Of
Paradise Township, procured bottle Of
st. Jacobs OIL for his wife, who suffered
80 terribly with pain in the neck and
shoulders, that she was confined to her
bed for two weeks: Halt q bottle o. o.
Jacobs Oil cured her completely oil the
above.
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Skin Humors, MILK Crust, Etc.

sin Humor.-Mrs 8. Z whIpple, Decatur, Mich,
were almost raw. Head covered With Scabs and sores.
Suffered iearuly aud tried everything. Permanently
cured by CutlcuTa RemedieA
einna speaks Of her sisters child, who cured Of
milk crust which resisted all remedies for two ycir
Nov a Que, healthy boy, with beautiful head ol
T$tter ofthe Rdads.-E'IIabeth Buckley, Lttletnp
n a., thankfully PRAISES the CutlcurA Remedies FOL
4 cure q tetler Il the hands, which had rendered
| IN m almost useless TO her,
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scaId Head, AIOpecia, Etc.

Sead Head.-H. A. Raymond, auditor F. w, J. 4
s. H. r, Jackson, Mich, was cured Of Scald head Of
FdiiHg Of he Hdir.-Fmuk A. Bean, steam Fire
Engine g. Boston, was cured Of alopeca or falling Of
the hair BY tho Cutleura Remedies, which com:
pletely restored his hair when oil said he would
DandrnG-Thoms lee, avg FIankiord ave Phlla.
delphIa AFFLICTED with dandrun which for twenty
years had covered his scalp with scales one quaIte q
an Inch In thickness, cured BY tho Cutieara Rene
diOa.
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Called Meeting Last Night-Reports OF
committeesan and Other Matters.

This branch was called to order by Pres
ident Logan. Present, Arkle, Caldwell,
B. F., Goodfellow, Handlan, Haller, Hork-
heimer, Kimberly, Larkin, Meyers, Nc
Nash, Reeves, Wait and Logan.
On motion the reading OF the minutes
OF the last session was dispensed with.
The Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades made their reports for September.
Bills amounting to $S07 OIL were ordered
paid. ri,
Department reported that they had ex::
amined the report OF the Chief Marshal
for the month OF September and found 1t
correct, and recommended the payment OF
hills OF that officer, amounting to SS1 II !
also the bill for hose tester, amounting
| to SB7 So. They also commended the EN-.
ployes Of the Fire Department for the as
sistance rendered In the erection Of the
FIRE alarm.
They also reported that the alarm had
been properly put up In accordance with
the contract, and in q manner entirely sat
isfactory 10 the committee, and the city
can now be congratulated upon the fact
that Il has hrst-class FIRE alarm. Tit
expenses OF erecting the alarm, amount
ing to Sl,0S5 20, were allowed and ordered
paid. ,,,
under suspension OF rules, were eact
granted license to keep saloons. ;,
A resolution from the First Branch II
regard to the condemnation oil certain
land, near the Nail City Brewery, for tat
purpose Of extending alley II, was adopted
and Messrs. Horkheimcr, B. F. Caldwell
and Arkle were appointed TO contel
;; with a similar committee from the FRS
Branch in regard to the matter.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Arklt
t authorizing the borrowing OF $1,000 to
. the purpose OF paying bills passed b,
3 Council Tor September was adopted
A resolution offered by Mr.. Handlal
authorizing the removal OF the bell nov
in the belfry OF tho Atlantic engine hous
to the belfry OF the Eighth ward hose hous
was adopted.
FIRST BRANCH.
/ Mayor Sweeney called this branch t
order and the following gentlemen ar
Q swered to their names:
!. Boring, Cracratt, Criswell, Halsteat
+ McAdams, schultzs. Simpson, Wilson an
i Wolvington.
The minutes OF the previous meetin
Z we're read approved and signed.
This branch conCurred in the action
= the Second Branch upon the reports
o the Committees OIL Streets Alleys an
!. Grades and Fire Department; also in ID
g action OF the Second Branch in grantin
\ James Garrigan coffee house license; ala
d a. @. Miller coffee house license.
Adjourned.
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(QItiClTa
itching and scaIy Diseases, scrofuIous
Humors, Ulcers, Old Sores and hsrcurial
Affections cured when all other human
agencies fall.

/. cu.Ieu,a Resolysnt puriaes, strengthens and
supports tho sysem through tbs most critical stagel
Of blood skin and scalp humorS aud disorders Of tue
liver, kidneys and urinary orgaus.
2 Cutieura, medicinal jelly. arrests disease,
alIays Inflammation, Itching and irritation, heals
ulcerS aud cEtS away dead skin and aesh.
8. Cutcura Medicinal Soap, for the toilet, bath
and nursery, cleanses s0olheS, refreshes and beanti
hes the kin. Cutieufa Shaving Soap 10 the only
medicinal shaving soap.
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,:PRoMIsRST PEoPIR.-Mr. A. L. Lankau
an artist in ,fresco, OF Baltimore, and vel
known IN this city, died last Friday.
Julius Pollock and family are visiting In
Iowa. ~ r ..
b Miss Jennie Reilly, Of Washington, D
O., Is the guest Of Mrs. W. K. Elson, on
Fifteenth street.,
RIB, Carter and wife,, OF West Millston,
n. j., who have been visiting their father,
S. h B.. Carter, Esq, ut Pleasant Valley,
have returned home.
= John Brooks, Eco, OF Baltimore, was Of
the Capitol yesterday. .rt
DR. SsA. Craig, Of West Alexander, was
in3the city yesterday. O.
REV. G. P. Masden, Rev. Samuel Steele
and Mr.. John Baltic returned to the city
last evening from Huntington, where the
West Virginia Conference has just closed
it's session. u ~ go
REV. Father MEX Herman, who for several
years has had charge OF the Catholic
Church OF Benwo6d, will sever his con.
nection With his flock next Tuesday, and
in short time thereafter will take his de-
parture for New York City, where he will
in the future reside. This step Of the Rev.
Fathers will cause many friends pain,
but all will unite in wishing even fuller
measure OF success and as pleasant sur.
roundings In his new home.
Miss Lizzie White, who has been visit.
ing friends in Columbus, Ohio, returned
to the city yesteaday.
Mics Lucy Smythe, who has been visiting
In steubenville for some days, has re.
turned.
Tom Eyart, of New York, who has been
in the city for several days, left Yesterday
for home.
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CuTICuRA REMEDIES

Are prepared by Weeks Potter, Chemists and Drug.
gss 500 Washington street. Boston, and arc for sale
81 ali Druggists Price Of CuT1cuRA, Medicinal
Jelly, smail boxes so cents; large boxes ST. Curl
cuRA REssLyKsT, the new Blood Purifier, 81 PEI
bottle CurIcuRi MEDICINAL TOILET soAP, p
centa per cake. CuTicuRA MEDICINAL SHAVING
Soar, Is cents; in bars for BaIben and large con-
sumars, so cents.
All mailed iree on receipt Of price.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., October 20.-Fol
the Ohio Valley aud Tennessee, clear OF
partly cloudy weather, southeast to south
west winds, lower barometer, stationary
or higher temperature.
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MUTTON BROTH SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at the New Mcclure
House Sample Rooms. gg ig /,
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MUSICAL goods at sheib's for cost.

EVERYBODY chews Chief Tobacco, be-
cause It Is the best. For sale by oil nrst'
class dealers.
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ATTENTION NAlLERs Another Lot
10000 Broken Clock Springs Just re-
'''' JACOB ". GRUB, Iswelsr.
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" you want the finest chew out, buy the
Chief Tobacco.
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SCribner's Monthly. al
For Rent-Storer0om.
For Stakeholder, Engine, &c.
Funeral Notice.. o. Q. F.
Wanted-First-Clas Barber.
Queen Anne Brass Fire sets-Nesbitt &
Bro.
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surrr music. bad price, at sheIb's.

CntRp TopAcoo is all the rage. Try it
For sale everywhere,
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ISQutRR for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will likeit,
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ooIIiEs' VoIfaio PLas7ERs

Placed over the centre Of the nervous forces the pit
Of the stomach they stimulate the Liver, Stomach,
and Bowel. perfect Digestion, cure pyspopsia, BIZ
ious Cole Cramps, and Pains, and prevent Ague and
plta'ion Of the Heart, Painful Kidneys, Rheupsis,
NegEagta and seiAttca they pre the 6ott ,emeiy Ia
tho world. Ask for COLLINS y0IIrAiC ELEC-
TRIO PLASTERs. Only Is cent?. oct6-wsAw
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MILLS, FRBw & 90,
BOOK BINDERS
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS

Are prepared at all times, with the best ma.
terial, to Ill orders for Blank Books, such as
are used by Banks, Counties, Corporations,
Railroads and Merchants, upon short notice,
and In the mpst desirable and worImanlike
manner.
Having all the latest md most improved
machinery VIC feel confident that we will rem.
der entire satisfaction to all who favor US with
their orders.
Music, Magazines and Periodicals OF every
description bound IN neat and durable
MILLS, FREw & co,
Nos. 2S q q FOURTEENTH ST.,
SEN WHEELING, W VA.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS,

7,.s,gn.SS n.7r.GI7A.E.I 2N sr. N. 7I.l
81 50 IS so { . 10 Il
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THERMOMETER RRcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the Thermometer, IS
observed at Schnepi's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
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MUSICAL instruments repaired at sheib'F
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MERCHANTS will save time and money
BY buylng their cloaks at headquarters.
I. BLUM & SR0,
Cloak Manufacturers, Il04 Maln ST.
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Riyer Record.

sEtIlso of musical instruments, at
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Music Books at cost, at sheib,s.
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on,oo. Nos. as and n Fonf'Oon'h Stree
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THE sTOLEN BILL.
The Revenue ONCE Sustained BY
Two Justices.

The bank note case came up Tor trial
Yesterday s~iternoon. IL was q novel
case and as II involved many deep u
knotty points, the ponderous intellect
OF Col. Miller was callodSo strengthen
the lount oi information that wellsiroui
Justice Philips and the case was tried
Jointly. Counsellor Caldwell Was legal
adviser ior Walter Duyal, plaintiff u
Law yer Jones held the tort Tor Mcialn
Bros.
Walter Duval testified Ia having re-.
ceiyed the $40 note on the itide u
Leather Bank and 10 It's return ny
tile Assistant Treasurer at Cincinnati
with the information that 4 was one
of a great many stolen from that
bank before having been issued. MT.
Jones wanted 10 know Il there WASH u
lutte malico in the suit anu wafer
thought not. tie had had some words
with Mr.. Robert MclAin, in the course
| of which no told him he ought to spank
his rear. aud was bDld In roply that u
didn't hay in his breeches to do that:
The Cincinnati letter was produced, and
after SOME little discussion was put III
evidence.
Cashier J~epson, OF the Ohio Valley
Sank, was put on the stand AZ an OK
pcrt. lie testified 10 the Tact that the
money had been stolen from the Hide
Leather Bank, IA reported IN hnti'
woods Counterfeit Dctcctor. In hiS
opinion the $40 note Was not worth the
paper on which Il was printed.
Mr. Thomas McIain testified Ia
! having paid $50 Ia Mr.. Blair, an Friday
Last. hut was almost sure the unsigned
note Vas not among them. Tie hai
handled a great amount ol money anu
MAS positive he would have rejected The
bill IN question ~ u bad one
This vas about the substance al Tue
testimony, which was oonSidorahly
heightened out by manifestations oi th'
brolherly love which barrlsters feel dur
ing the hearing ol u cause. Justice MN
lcr mutterrd To hIs colleague To give
Judgment Tor the plaintiff, which Jus
tice Philips did. Attorney Isaac T.
Jones said judgment hal been
gwen Tor the plaintiff before the
case was heard, but hc would try what
n higher court would have 10 say, The
| court did not liuc him lur contempt, hnt
IL lonkrd acnrn uuutterablc and ineXiin-
guiShahlc.
Dunng the trial, the reporter exam
iurd the note. Where the signatures
shuull have been we're the indications
ul au 0blitcratcd name. There Was
nothing remarkable IN thus and almost
auy person, outside Ola bank, would
have accepted the bill. The reporter
wanted To compare 1t with a genuine,
but could not borrow the other.
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lame. uonsolaw Acquitted.

F,r tine past tuu days the Clrcnit
,,urt has been engaged IN trying the
,,.r nl James llultzc,aW, charging Win
highway rubhcry un the person ct WI.
mann Weldon IN pycvmhcr hast hraiers
"i I'M, E1ugstrE will remember that
Weldon testified positively that he q
brru drinking with Gcurgc "a James
II,lt.,law al the Rinc House, and bal
been rnticrd by them 10 the ra'lrosd
Ter the suspension bridge where the
robbery was alleged o. have been com'
m,tted. llo identified them, afterwards,
a. l.s assAilants aud said he could not
be- mistaken. IN
The last grand jury luuud airnc b'il
,,,,nstt them and theirvases 4 rcSeNvrvd'
Ian,es was tried hrst the taking Ut tue
testimony lcgan on Tuesday mornlhg.
The case VAS given 10 the jury about
nina O'clock, last evening, and a yrri'et
oi rot guilty was found aboat hall past
rIryen and'the prisoner d,schagsd.
The casr was cinductcl by Prose
,uting Attorney Jordan Tor the State
and MessrA John a. Pendleton, w W
Arnett and r. g. Cacnh for the az
ru.td.