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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-22

CoUP's CIRCus.-This monster show vii
exhibit in this city next Monday anc
Monday evening. OF this show the Chi
cago Times, May u, says: 1.-THE inau
gural nights Of the first circus Of the sea
son have attracted audiences oil nearly
three thousand people. The circus, hip
podrome and menagerie, owned and di
rected by W. @. Coup, the well known
amusement manager, was calculated from
It's comprehensive strength and general
excellence, to draw the crowd, and 1t fully
succeeded in doing so. All the features
announced ware carried out to the letter
OF the programme. Especial mention must
be made OF the famous trained Broncho
stations, which have for the past two
years challenged admiration wherever
they have been exhibited. Another
novel feature is found in the performance
Of the Japanese acrobats and gymnasts,
who certainly exceed in their remarkable
performances anything ever attempted by
a similar troupe in this country. The
American Indian act Is an additional
feature OF interest, and their war dances,
scalp hunt and victory dance, constituted
a novelty in the ring which was certainly
appreciated by the immense audience, TO
Judge from the ringing applause which
greeted their exploits.
''The performance in the arena was va.
ried and excellent, and introduced many
popular and new features. Particularly
noticeable were the acts participated in by
James Melville, the admirable bareback
rider; Miss Emma Stokes, in her double
tandem act, and Nine. Belmont in her ira.
peze sensation"
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NEXT SATURDAYS CoNyENrloN.-Anx'
ious inquiries were heard on all sides
Yesterday as to the probable standing o.
the different delegates chosen at Saturdays
primaries in regard TO other positions than
that Of Sheriff on the ticket. Little could
be told in regard to the probable resulto Of
next Saturdays Convention. All the as
pirants for the nomination for Prosecution
Attorney express themselves as encour.
aged by the action OF the primaries, and
ali are confident OF success. Much the
same remark will apply to all the candi'
dates for the different nominations, so far
as we have talked with them. The nomi'
nation for the Sheriffalty will probably be
given to Mr.. Parks by reclamation, as we
are authorized to say that the names o.
neither Squire Schultz or Mr.. Bayha will
be presented in the convention. One oil
the 'Squire's most doughty champions
will present Mr.. Parks name to the dele
gates, according 10 the present arrange
ment. A praise-worthy disposition is no.
ticeable on all hands to select the strong
est and most desirable men for the vari-
GUS positions, men whose real qualitica.
tons will recommend them to voters oil
all parties. This is the kind OF canvass
that will win.
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The Liberty DISTRICT PRIN4RiEs.-A
large and respectable meeting OF the Re-
publicans Of Liberty district was held at
Centre school house, Saturday June 10,
for the purpose Of electing delegates TO the
County Convention, to be held In the
city OF Wheeling on the Goth inst, to
nominate candidates for county offices and
members TO the House Of Delegates. w.
b. Curtis was chosen chairman, and NJ.
L. Hill secretary. The object OF the meet.
ing being stated by the chairman, the fol.
lowing named gentlemen were elected
delegates; Samuel Bell, W. B. Curtis, NJ,
L. Hill, A. w. Darling, Abraham McOul-
loeb, Jr., w. +. William, j. D. Whitam,
I. 4. Maxwell, George Maxwell and j. NJ.
Pollock. The meeting was harmonious
and the best Of feeling prevailed, with the
general belief, that by the selection Of a
good ticket the chances for carrying Ohio
county at the October election by the Re-
are good,
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The editor Of the Fort Wayne, Indiana
Stats ZeitunO narrates the following Incl
dent: Mr.. K. sigel, a thoroughly reliable
man, from Monroeville, Ind, called the
other day at our office, and informed US
that his attention had been invited,
through tue columns Of our paper, 10 the
Hamburg Drops, and that he had tested
the real worth Of the remedy. The case OF
Mrs. Sigel had been declared a hopeless
one by some Of the best physicians. Hay.
ing tried almost everything, she concluded
also 10 use Hamburg Drops. With the
use Of the first bottle came relief, and at.
ter having taken about five bottles OF the
remedy, AIRS. sigel was well aud strong
again.
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The marks last evening indicated Z feet
and falling.
The Iron Age got away yesterday morn
ing with a good trip.
The Mercer passed down yesterday alter
The Science got of the docks yesterday
morning, and Is now ready for the low
water season.
The local packets are running as usual,
including the prompt Bellaire packet Pres
Ellison.
The Andes arrived last evening and will
return to Cincinnati at the usual hour this
evening. Capt. Charley Muhleman com.
mands and Clerk Ed. Muhleman presides
in the office.
10y TeleSnph.l
PITTSBURGH, June 2I.-River feet II
inches; falling. Clear and very warm.
EVANSVILLE, June 2l.-Up: Bedford,
Grey Eagle: Down; Vint shinkle, Gold.
en- City. Weather cleorand hot; mercury
Y to s..
CINcISNATI, June 2l.-River "a feet
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
Arrived: st. Lawrence, Wheeling; FASH
ion, Henderson.
LOUISVILLE, June 2l.-River rising,
with 10 feet 9 inches in the canal, and s
feet Q inches in chute. Business good,
Weather clear and hot.
oAIRo, June 2l.-Arrived: Steamer
W. P. Holiday and Port Eads, st. Louis
Schenck, N. o. Departed: Schenck, Gin.
cinnati. River % feet and rising. Weather
fair.
NIcKsDuRa, June 2l.-weather cloudy
Thermometer 81. River fallen 8 inches
Up: City OF Alton and Mary Houston
Down: j. NJ. White and Golden Rule
Arrived: City Of Pittsburgh, Natchez.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2l.-Arrived: An
ME P. Silver, st. Louis; Mitchell, Cincin
natl. No departures. The steamer Pari
@. Brown Is receiving to leave tomorrow
for Cincinnati. Weather partly cloudy
and pleasant. Thermometer S0'.
MEMPHIS, June 2l.-The wharfboat a
this city was totally destroyed by fire to
day. The cargoes discharged by til,
steamers City Of Vicksburg, Chas. Morgan
Commonwealth and Coahema were total,
destroyed. The hull, alter burning to thu
waters edge, broke loose from Its tasten
ings and floated down the river a quarter o
a mile, where she Sunk In 90 feet OF water
The origin OF the fire isunknown. ltwa
first discovered in the locker beneath tn,
forward steps and had gained such head
way that it was impossible to do anything
toward saving the boat or cargo. The boa
was owned by the railroad company ant
valued at 50, 500; insurance $1,000.
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a nIPoRrANraATnGRINe
Meeting OF The American Protestant As
ISOLATION In this CityTO.Day.

Meeting OF The American Protestant As
ISOLATION I'm this City To-Day.
The National Lodge Of the American
Protestant Association conyenes in Peter
sons Hall, on Main street, in this city,
this morning at 9 o'clock. From the off.
cial letter OF the Right Worthy Grand
Secretary, Joseph A. Griffin, Of Syracuse,
N. Y, we make the following extract,
which will give good idea Of the import
ance attaching to this meeting, and Of the
nature Of the organization:
at is important that all tie lodges and
members Of our Order who believe in q
Universal National Brotherhood should
be properly represented at the next meet
ing Of the Right Worthy Grand Lodge to
be held in Wheeling. Let the representa-.
lives come with plans for the future, and
with a determination TO reassert their
principles that our Order as our Nation Is
not a sectional affair, but that 1t is as the
Nation pledged TO Union OF all the States
| for the perpetuation Of Liberty and the
protection Of equal rights Of every loyal
citizen white or black.
every Lodge is requested to send dele
gates, as this meeting will be Of more thap
usual importance and interest. The lea
ture OF placing Missionaries in the field TO
work for the good cause in which we are
engaged, will come before the meeting
also measures for better supporting and
circulating the paper fully devoted to oul
interests, and opposed TO all rings anG
tricksters, exposing corruption in al
places, politically or otherwise, keeping
our objects and works publicly before the
people. - .. ..,.o,.
with works secretly, cunningly and firmly
united, leaving nothing undone to accom-
plish their purpose, the overthrow oil oul
GThen, Brothers, let US not be caugh
mapping, but be fully prepared to NEE
the foe. We want no lines OF race; GU
watchword only American Freemen. TIT
day is fast approaching when all thos'
who have been SO strongly arrayed in op
position to perfect union, will be know
4 AZ Of the past, and the pen which flows 9
freely to corrupt and prejudice the mind
NJ our True Brotherhood, in the hands
the unprincipled, misguided proiesse'
lovers Of universal freedom will be zorro
ded to decay. Let every State in the Uniol
be represented at Wheeling
The delegates are expected to arrive II
this city this morning on the early train
and will be received by committee
King William Lodge, Of this city, con
sisting OF Martin Korrell, Lou HartinR
J Jacob Greiny, Michael StaGh, James Nc
Adams and Jacob Rauch. Two delegates
.. Robert Dixon, OF Philadelphia, and Noal
Hennigen, Of oscado, Mich, arrived las
i night. The attendance will no doubt b
/ | full from all quarters.
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Az 0BsKRvER's REMARKS Concerning
Saturdays Excursion. excursion and
picnic OF the Third Presbyterian Sabbath
School to Washington, Pa, on last Satur-
day, was a grand success. On the arrival
Of the school at the grounds they were
greeted with a cordial reception from the
good citizens Of Washington, among whom
were DR.. Geo. P. Hays, President OF Wash
ington and Jefferson College; Miss Sher-
raTd, Principals Washington Seminary;
DR.. ]. Bronson, Colin NJ. Reed, Esq,
editors Of the Washington papers; Capt.
Harry Shirts, and others. After an open
ing song by the choir, the large audience
was addressed by Rev. Geo. P. Hays, DID,,
in his usual happy and entertaining style,
followed with an appropriate prayer. The
remainder OF the day was then taken up
in feasting and whole-souled jollitication
the crowd being made up principally OF
young people, and all working TO enjoy
themselves and trying TO have all others
do the same. The verdict was unani-
nous that the occasion was the most JOY
Gus OF any ever participated In. The
"German band" enlivened the excursion
throughout the day with the most excel
lent OF music. From the beginning TO the
end everything passed OF perfectly har-
monious and satisfactorily. There wasn no
quarreling or rowdyism, or disturbance Of
any kind, during the entire trip. With
the watChful care OF an overruling Proyi-
dence the excursion arrived home in safe
ty, and all, great and small, were back safe
in their homes before dark. The thanks
OF the school ARE rendered for the gentle
manly conduct, careful and prompt atten-
ton OF the B. & o. railroad officials who
had charge OF the train. The Third Pres
byterian Church Sabbath School Is very
much encouraged and is in prosperous
condition. The roll Is now over three
hundred and still rapidly growing, and
more room Is badly needed TO accommo-
date the growing school and we hope the
will besupplied. OBSERVER.
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, oircuit Court yesterday

N
H I o S..osins nome, q among the POSSIBLE.
,., a. ~ tbe not very remote future.
i't To-, =, s SiIi he a sslect hop at Frans.
~ Hall IN Main street Friday night.
ne y itH' ~ -- - ps,.an tornto;n
THE nymphs On tne ~, lsA ai1an = bsIh a
should pe aken uown anu si'en " O"
Turkish pain.
81. JOSEPH ACAgEI ,.! M ,tS ~ n,e.
ment concert and distribution Oh pro-
miums tonight
Gro. LEWIS, an insane negro, was com
mitted TO Jail for safe keeping yesterday
by Squire Philips.
JOE BALzER's pet fox got loose lasunight,
and It was an amusing race TO see the
colored waiter after 1t out Sixteenth street.
A RUNAWAY car ran down the grade o.
the Upper Riverside switch, yesterday, al
ternoon, and damaged theawitch consider
ably.
4 PICNIC composed OF boarders at the
MI Beilyiew Hotel, and residents OF Leath.
erwood. took place at Hornbrook's Park
Yesterday.
Ia. ISoIts. OF Claysyille, Pa, informs
ma that The children Of james Campsey,
near That nlace. who died so suddenly last
wast we're moi poisoned, but died from
Castro EnteTites'
e@o1o r.s.;,, In tho postofice nm.
LkrLsh T,a ne oSnd.s a. Brown. Miss
S SI y% r. n Diffenbauph, Cyrus
F;ndley Lorne Hoond, Estate o. Kerns,
hi II Noon. John McHenry, George Nc.
Fadden. q. W. Polar, Mrs. Stuart, o. W.
stsavens,,
IT, oorns,;,;ve collection between a
ih ILL., coa ~ ipSe n = Cburch and an
mem li9er O. ~ sne h. hanner sunday for the
outsieet,t ' ~ ohmrcb rasnIted In the adj,
6enent o. I LIe o. Sut ~ 10 cSnrch treasury
dluon o. , 3,U 1 tSe Sonner IN he Christian
anu IN s.Si"s 'He O"HAs' Wv
contestant ho,
LAST night about ten Q CLOCK s salsii "
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PERSONAL MATTERs.-In the absence oil
Clerk Darrah, OF the Municipal Court,
who has gone to Cincinnati, the Demo
cratic Mecca these days, ]. r. Cowden,
ESQ, ofiiciates as clerk Of that court.
Mr. Bill, OF New York City, a brother
OF Chief Clerk Bill, OF the State Auditors
Office, is visiting the latter gentleman at
his hom6 on Thirteenth street.
Misses Mary Hitch and Lizzie O'Brien,
two OF Cleveland's accomplished young
ladies, are visiting with Misses. Josephine
and Mary Bauman, Of the South Side:
Capt. Mcconnell, Of Gray's Iron Line,
was at the Mcclure House yesterday NOR
ming. =,
Bethany College, lett yesterday FOL,
Kentucky to enter upon the discharge OF
his duties in his new field Of work.
Prof. Tom McCune, OF the Iowa In:
stitution for the Blind at Vinton, will
leave Saturday for Europe to make a tour
OF the blind institutions OF the continent
Meantime be is visiting friends in this
vicinity. Prof McCune graduated at
Washington and Jefferson, class Of 1876.
Miss Sadie Turner, formerly bookkeeper
for the Howe Sewing Machine Company
in this city, but recently Of Columbus, O.,
was married In that city last Thursday to
Mr.. Charles S. Schwalb.
Mrs. DR.. Baird and daughter Jennie,
left last night for Boston, Mass.
Col. Frank j. Pilling, advertising agent
Of "The W. @. Coup New United Monster
Shows" paid US visit last night, and we
can only say that none but tirst-class
show can afford such an agent.
Mr.. Geo. W. Wilson, OF John Wilson &
Son, grocers, Pittsburgh, Pa, was in the
city last evening, en- route TO Parkers-
burg, on business trip.
E. G. Cracrait, ESQ.,, leaves to-day for
New Athens, Ohio, where he delivers the
annual address to the Literary Societies
OF franklin College tomorrow.
Attorney General White, Col. Michael
Reilly and several other prominent DEM
ocrats left for Cincinnati last night.
Oscar RammelsbuIg, Of Cincinnati, who
has been the guest Of George K. Wheat,
ESQ.,, left for home last night.
W. II. Stewart, professor in the Deaf
and Dumb school, Columbus, Ohio, was the
guest OF W. @. Pendleton, ESQ.,, at the
New Mcclure last night.
Lieutenant Ed. Norton, OF the Golf
Guards, leaves to-day for Denver, Col, for
the purpose OF taking up his residence
there.
Chas. W. seabright, B. Moran, Philo
Kimerly, q. B. Ferguson, J. Il. Feugusson
and number OF other shining lights OF
the Democracy joined the Hegira last
night. embarking for Cincinnati by the
B. q o. road.
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sERESADR-The rmonie-Manner.
Choir Singing Society visited the Island
last evening and rendered delightful ser.
enade to Mr.. II, F. Behrens. The recip'
lent and his amiable wife extended to the
gentlemen who thus complimented them
the hospitalites Of the house, and the re-
mainder OF the evening was passed in
pleasant social intercourse and song. The
party afterwards visited the residence Of
Mr.. Krauter and solaced that gentleman's
soul by rendering few familiar airs.
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WRArnER INpICATIoNa

WARRINGTON, June 22.-lA.M.-For Ten
nessee and the Ohio Valley, partly cloudy
weather, variable winds, generally shift
ing to stationary temperature, stationary
or falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather, occasional winds, mostly west.
erly, stationary, or lower temperature and
barometer.
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Dr.. ]. G. Mccoy, from the East, is in
Wheeling again, and will prolong his stay
until June %. The Doctors wife assists
in treating female patients. Consultation
free. Office 1910 Eotf street, Wheeling,
". Va.
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The Colored Public School will hold
their annual picnic at Greene's Grove, on
the P, W. & KY, R. R., on Thursday, OF
this week, the 9th inst. Train will leave
the depot att A. NJ. sharp. Fare for the
round trip % cents; children under eight
years free.
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worth n Thousand DoIIars

Every child born into a family is thought
TO be worth "a thousand dollars" TO the
parents. Why then should they not be
cared for from infancy TO maturity? Keep
the mouth and teeth right by SozoDoST,
and you start them right, MwF&w
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For sale-Hardware
observation-disclosures & Dillen.
For sale-Frame Dwelling. /,
For Rent-Residence at "Edgington.
Fly Fans-Nesbitt & Bro.
Glass Stock For Sale.
ExaminatioR-John @. Heryey.
Notice-Board OF Commissioners.
Wanted-Room for Physician.
Wanted-Two Walters.
Public SaIe-Household Furniture.
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10000 Yards

OF Calico, at five cents per yard, at John
Roemer's Dry Goods, Carpet and Wall
Paper Emporium, No, 20l9 and 202l Main
street, Centre Wheeling.
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FoR cool and shady place to hear the
returns from the Cincinnati Convention
90 to Henry Blumenberg's Summer
Garden, No. isl Market street.
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News OF the proceedings of the Cincin'
natl Convention will be received at Henry
Blumenberg's shady retreat, No. ll5l
Market street.
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nENTIsTRY.-To THOSE THAT De
IL FIRE 10 ave their natural teeth we would say
ibat Se are now better prepared than ever before 70
enable them 10 do %. By tho use oil an ELECTRO
MAGNETIC PLUesER We can and are MAKING pettet
o. Landowner Gold Rilllngs, with more case 70 our
Pti lnts, than have heretofore bean made IN TINS
city or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
Plngger. What We say we can prove BY ACTUAL
, DEMONSTRATION, Cali and see for yourselves.
JAMES N. sURGlsON d son
aui No. 1I4S Market St. WheellnE. w. va.
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sropl II you will call on US any time
we will give you bargain In foot wear.
Our goods cannot be equaled for durabili.
ty and cheapness. CARSAHAN & MUM,
III Sixteenth St
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"GREAr BLoop TONIC" for the cure Of
all blood diseases. Lindsey's Blood
Searcher."
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LADIES Kid Strap Sandals, 81 90, ST %,
81 so. 81 70 and s. 90, at the East Wheel.
ing Shoe Stoe, III Sixteenth st.
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WEopen this morning another invoice
Of fancy slippers. Canadian 4 Nuzum's,
III Sixteenth st.
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For sale.

One hundred thousand Celery plants,
twice transplanted. Addres
THE JEFFERSON GARDENS,
Steubenville, o.
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BEwise; simply call on your druggist
for "Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup" when you
have cold or cough. 25c a bottle.
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II you wish to hear the news OF the do.
ings Of the Cincinnati Convention drop in
at Henry Blumenberg's comfortable re-
sort, No. il6l Market street,
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Mas. BAuxER's, No. 1,2OS Water street
always has nice fresh sandwiches ant
lunch. TTbas.
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CmLpRESs Kid Slippers Soc, at the East
Wheeling Shoe Store, III Sixteenth ST.
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Go to Mrs. Banners, Water street, for
ice cold soda water TrhAs
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Mrs. BANNER, No. 1,2Os Water street,
sells first class ice cream. TTh&s
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SILVER LAKE FLOUR is the best in the
market for the consumer.
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CHnpRESs' Colored Shoes, cheap, at the
East Wheeling Shoe House, III Sixteenth
street.
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A GOOD Pebble Walking Shoe, solid sole,
heel and counter, for 81 90, at Canadian 4
NuZum's, III Sixteenth st.
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SILVER TABLEWARs.-Rare Bargains a
the IsweIry Store Of
JACOB W. GRUB,
LCorner Twelfth and Market Streets.

The CoURrs.-SuPRENE COURT OF AP
PRALs-Judg8 Greeli, Raymond, Moore ana
.JolinS0n.-This court met at 10 o'clock yes.
terday and disposed Of the following bust.
ness:
Spencer vs. Lee; Wood county. Appeal
and supersedeas allowed. Bond 800.
State vs.. Yates; Taylor county. Writ OIL
error allowed.
Lott VS.. Lott, admlx.; Marion county.
Appeal allowed, No bond.
Hamilton & Co, VS.. Steele; Cabell coun-
ty. Appeal and supersedeas allowed.
Bond $500
State vs.. COnkle; Wood county. Sub.
mitted.
State vs.. Gregg; Preston county. Case
docketed for hearing at some day to be
hereafter fixed.
FreelAndvs. Williams; Preston county.
Continued.
Adamson vs., peircei Preston county.
pserse vs.; Eitsmiller; Mineral county.
Partly heard.
Adjourned toto AN. to-day.
MUNICIPAL CouRT.-Judge Cranm-.
This Court convened in regular June
session yesterday at 9 r. NJ, and transacted
the following business:
Adler and Rodelheim vs.. Jos. Green
and Others, in debt. Demurrer to decla.
ration overruled.
Crawford, admir-, &C., vs., Margaret
Batson ct al. Injunction dissolved and
bill retained.
J.Y. L. Rodgers, executor, &c.,v Alex
ander Rodgers ct. al, in chancery. Ex-
ception TO Commissioner report over
Adjourned TO Wednesday SLOAN
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at sc6nepf's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
q IS IS $? 60 81 % 81
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Che QntelIigsttter,


once. Nos. ao and "a Fourteenth street
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Spring and Summer Dress
Goods, lace buntings, in all
shades; brocades, all coIors;
choice dress goods at I2I-2 cts.