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to show cause why the indictment should not
ma onaahpd.
First Recorders Court.

Wallace Washington, assault and battery
$3.50 appearance bonds.
Delphine and Martlel Laura, grand larceny
$500 appearance bonds. .
Laura Burton, insult, abuse and threatss
SO or twenty days. ,.
Sarah Clark, assault and battery and Insult
and abuse: SO or twenty days.
Geo Halter, malicious mischief; First Dis
trict Court, bonds $3.50.
John j. Souberviile and g. Haggerty, shoot
ing and wOunding John Welsh; continued III
definitely.
Ed. Coreorar, wounding lees than mayhem
First District Court; bonds $3.50.
Robt. Thomas, entering house In the
night time with intent to steal; FIRST DIS"
trjct Court bonds $3.50.
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BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

The following were recorded at the office OF
the Board of Health yesterday:
BIRTHS. -s
Mrs. VIM. Seherlngkamp, q son.
Mrs. John q. Lambert, u son.
Mrs. Jules Belocq, daughter.
Mrs. Alex. Bessel, q son.
Mrs. Joseph Dufour, O. daughter.
Mrs. II. j. 8tstes, son.
Mrs. Antonina Barraco, q son.
DEATHS.
DIR. John B. Henderson, 81 years.
X. A. Brewer, years.
Walter M. ]. Hart | year and 4 months,
David Wpidner, 80 years.
Jacob +. Lenks, year.
Simon 0tnott, Sd years.
A. g. Watson, years.
Augusta Barthe 36 years,
Alfred Kinney. year.
u. Ell. Fairchild, 60 years.
MARRIAGES..
JOS. q. Blenvenu to ISIS Jessie Boil Lealh4
ers.
julien Dejour to Sophie Duplantier.
Chas. Victor to Mrs. z. BIanchi.
Jacob Dorno to Josephine Lawsi.
Dome 1ico Franchini to NJ. G. Fonti.
Pletro Bertucci to NJ. Franchina.
Fred. Weber. Jr., to Julia Kronenberger.
Houston Norvell to Jennie Turoner.
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COUNCIL MEETING.

The City Council assembled at noon yester-
day In regular weekly session, Mayor Patton
In the chair and quorum present.
A resolution was adopted, authorizing Thos.
Berghin to tear down building on Ursu-
lines street.
The Surveyor presented his annual report,
which was received:
Administrator Glynn presented report of
the condition of the Sickles and Touro Aims
house fund, and the commissioners OF Nc
Donogh school fund and Fink fund reports of
said funds, which were received.
The reports are very lengthy. The follow
ing are extracts from the balance sheets:
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Third District Court.

Mr.. r. De Gray, of counsel has filed In this
court a suit entitledFChism 4 Boyd VS.. Henry
Y Attrett ct al, claiming that plaintiffs be
recognized as holders of 100 shares OF stock in
the Crescent City Gaslight Company, and as
such entitled to their proportionate interest
in the consolidated companies, to wit: The
New Orleans Gasiight Company and the
Crescent City Gaslight Company.
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PETIT JURY.
First District Court.

Jack Lynch, malicious mischief.
Chas Williams, assault with q dangerous
weapon.
Edward Gordon, Isaiah Davis, George Ste
venson, alias Wilson, larceny.
SENTENCED.
Susan Taes, wounding less than mayhem.
pleaded guilty to assault and battery; ten
days In Parish Prison and So SO fine and In
default OF payment an additional five days In
the Parish Prison.
MOTION.
Robert Seal, false Imprisonment. Motion
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Fifth District Court.

Henry =. Kernoehan vs.. Eclipse Towboat
Company.-Petitioner alleges that one of the
defendants towboats or ship In tow by said
towboat, partially destroyed q wharf belong
ing to petitioner on his lands In Paquemines.
He claims damages In the sum OF $4,000.
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United States Circuit Court.

Geo. d. Cragn VS.. Eliza A. Qultman.-
Demurrer sustained and bill dismissed
Emily A. Durett VS.. Southern Bank ct
als.-Exceptions maintained and suit dis
missed.
Thee. Dennery VS.. City of New Orleans
Exceptions maintained and suit dismissed.
II. Bernheim, August Bernheim, Bauer,
Claflln II fhayer, and Caflin &c Co., against
Ltsso d acknowledgement by default against
Defendants
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Second Recorders Court.

Henry Hausmann, charged with assaultng
and wounding with dangerous weapon, was
put under $500 bond
r. d. Longstreet, charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses, was dis
charged
Henry Johnson for carrying concealed
weapons, was sent before the Superior Crfmi-
nal Court.
Lewis Jones, eolored was sent down
to prison In default OF bond for obtaining arti"
cles OF groceries, to the value Of St3, from H.
N. Mobley under false pretenses.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores the appetite.
THE COURTS.
United States District Court.

United States District Court
Ellermann VS.. Steamship Bosnia.-Libel
dismissed.
Lynch VS.. Bickers, etc.-New trial refused.
John Wilson ct al vs. steamer Yazoo Val
ey-Judgment for llbeants.
Hattie VS.. Steamer Painter No. 2.-JuGg-
ment for libelant
Alex. Rivers VS. Steamer Alexandria
part of libel referring to assault on land dis
missed, that part relating to wages MAIN
tanned
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Superior Criminal Court.

James G.. Clark, foreman G. d. Emanuel,
J. f. Spearing, A. W. skardon, Aug. Olivier
de VEIN r. Champagne, r. Maitre, Casimir
Miller, j. Bastian, G. W. Hotchkiss, Douglas
West, ID. Mccarthy, j. w. Black, John G..
EInnev, g H Chase. w. @. Shepard.
PETIT JURY. ..z.
G. Jockel. G. t. Lathrop, o. Mayronne H
j. Garter, M. e. Hallagan, ID. Schlater. +. A.
Ober, James f. Hogan, Chas. Heath, +. A.
Moon, G. A. Dirken, Henry Lutz, E. Meyer,
Louis Werner Louis Darien. L.. +. Dupin. G.
B. Upton, Jacob Hllber, Max Braun, Adam
Hammer, NJ Ward, b. Welmeyer, A. G. f..
Drez, L. J. Carroll, Joseph Gros, James Rey
nolds, +. M. Keating, Chas. w. Witham, VIM
Phillpott, Alfred Damarin, John Morgan,
Peter Mischief, s.. A: Hasthaw, Patrick Bean,
G. Constant, Frank Rolfes, James Moran, A.
Malard, P. I'll. Quinlan, Jos. Breffel, Dennis
Curren, Adam Weber, John Bunbury, Jacob
Barth, E. S. Logan, Caepar Settler, Z.
Couder, Lazar Schwartz, Wallace Ogden, f.
Schuermann, I. 0. Dyer. r. Arnault, Thomas
Graham, John M. Daubert, John G. Golding.
Both jurtes discharged to Friday, January9.
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DAILY LETTER LIST.
Ladies' List.

Barrnger g mrs Henderson Fl g mrs
Buscail mad Jackson sarah miss
Carmsaa Lizzie miss Krpn Sophia miss
Cage Monte miss Lovedale Elyira mrs
Clayton j miss Meyer Alice mrs
Chiids Ann mrs Koss Matilda miss
0omado Louis mrs Hktllman Nettie mieB
Fountain mrs Smith Anita mrs
Fowler Jennie miss Syers Leonora mrs
Franklin Katherine mrs Watts IN M miss
Grant Lena Wilson Laura misE
aumslrum vi A miss Ward Lizzie mrs
castor Il miss Walden X M miss
Gowelo Mary mrs Williams Mary
Glffen Bette mrs Weguelin Eliza
Harlow p mrs Whalen L. miss
Huston A mrs
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Opinion or Eminent Dr. n, .. sfsu.-,
president Maryland Hospital, nmlrs.

pv.raot ! nave used Coden's LiebIe's TJonta
n n1ra tba Oh Beef and Tonic Inyigorator for
10 lnan year. and recommend If ne ono -
the most edent Drepara ions have aver Un re q
In AZ the virtues Of food and tonic
saved Iifa srba, way, aud am satisfied has
= AossaAns druggists. de28 DHW1n
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Unavailable Letters.

:. Net PEenata-REaetf Fannie rssse, Dayia Air,..
Evans ", heidi NJ e mrs. Landry Mary mias
Iambone jules. McGlone John. Mayer M
Schroeder Theresa. -
Misdirectod BsIlocq ri. Clark William Gage
Ramona. Hall Tom. Jackson Wm. JahnaSS00
Patty mrs, ,Linkan Abe, Lyon W ri. Porter
Anna Az Sing Fou Zee. Smith Herman Thrower
Whitfield WI o James Ao"ol
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Stealing O. Bank Box.

During the fire at the corner OF Onzaga and
Broad streets q thief entered Mrs. Letellier's
residence and carried off bank boy cor.
tanning S5 and jewelry valued at $50. 49,
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A New Way to Get q wbealbarro,,,

Friday evening negro called at the real.
aeace OF mr.. Isaac Bloom, on st. Mary street
Mr.. Tuna Sergeant Rowlev ia now h au5 ~
the negro and the Wheelbarrow.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR UEPAHTMENT,I
Signal Service. United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for tho eight hours
ending ut 1000 b. m, Tuesday January G.
Observations taken mt the same moment of
time nj alI statjDus1
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
A Regular Monthly Meeting Of this
Body.
Reception of Reports The Finances
of the Board Considered.

The Board Of Health held It's regular
monthly meeting last evening, DR.. Chopin
In the chair, and present DR.. SChuppert, Col.
Hardee and Messrs. Booth and Marks.
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sullivan Il Bulger. 81 Camn strao+
new assortment of chandeliers and h-aa,ss.
Tor sale at reasonable prices, Car and avs.s
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GentIemen's List,

Abrams Murray K!ng qP
Alb0n G. King DeIIass
Adkin John Kirke Dickson
Angere d Leepold Francois
Alter q ~ Laauletti Henry
Blake John Lohndorfer Il
Burgess Alex Larouge Athanases
Bergeron L. Ludwig Chas DIR
Beer Mawley n +
Barrows John Moneaux EdW
Bell Geo w Metter l.
Besthel Adams Mitchell Jake
Byrnss f. MHury JAS
Breckenridge Rob Marie Edw
Bainsbourg Miller John
Burgess Fl &c Mover r
Burt IN Jas McLsod VIM
Burke Thos J Mccullough Jas
gatehot &eo Nomack Joseph
Ootter Peter Nelson Geo
cooper u Nathan Israel
Cooley Peter Jobu
Chamberlain CA r Proctor Rich
Coffey Ell / Pirons Frank
0i0ndon Johnny Pattisou VIM
Garter Robt &eo Price M
Currie Andrew Riggs OH
0hesks John Raymond 70 w
DeMontbrow Edw Runkel L
Douglas q Reedt Christian
Damn JAS j Spencer Geo w
DetoDntvlle H veneer q w
Donaldson Jas Fcuily TB
Duprey 81 John III DIR
Davis John Schindman Geo
Ely Coos Sweeney r q capt.
Fox Jas Sever r. Wilt
Fonfaine u Q Sehroed mr.
dlasseon John Schmidt j B
Carr . eweetland Geo Nc
Garretson VIM Titus Or
haley w Tam r. Daniel
Higgins j Van runt vi
Haas Y a Wranget CT b
nofers W U Williamson w
Halght John W Walker W r
Housand FOLK Warner Hermann
narris Gnas Warren III
Hazen r eco Walker DIR
Heine FRITZ Whitaker E4
Iysy Dick Werborn Geo II
James L White Crawford
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Including 1878 360 In premium bonds, and
the value OF the M eDonough school buildings
The joint report Of the Administrators of
Accounts and OF Finance for December was
presented. The report, which was received
makes the following exhibit:
Balance on hand November 30 -. S40,s77 9s
Receipts .I....-..-... ............... fl06a5 As
Balance out. ...............,.-..... 1862 OF
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| y, indicates rising: r. indicates falling; 3.
| indicates stationary.
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DIED.


MOgRIsON.-On Monday morning, June II, 1880,
At 3 O'Clock, LoRETTA CoRNELtA, youngest daugnte
Of Alexander and Virginia Morrison, aged 3 months'
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her parents No. I64 Fifteenth street, this morning at
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are invited TO At
tend.
cuMMINs.-on Sunday afternoon. June IS, at
O'Clock, Ma MARY CUHMisS, in the S'.h year Of her
age.
The funeral will take place from her late residence,
in BeIlaire, OHIO, Gravel HIM. this afternoon at
o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited to at
tend. Intermentat Greenwood Cemetery.
cAsEY.-on Monday, June Il, 1880. at 3 o'clock
a. NJ. MARY. daughter o. Mary and the late 1homAS
Casey, in the 22d year Of her Hge.
The funeral will take place from the residence oil
her mother No. 2O5 Seventeenth street. on Wednes-
day morning at O'Clock. Friends Of the family are
invited to attend. Requiem Mass at Cathedral. In!
torment at Mt. Calvary Cemetry.
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An NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WHEELING, June IA

Editors Intelllgenesf.
We will not submit TO be used as too'S
any longer. This is wrong that We, as
naturalized citizens OF the county OF Ohio,
should have remedied in years past. You
ara ali aware. as well as am, that 1t is an
undeniable fact that we !risn.AmeIlcahi
citizens have been the instruments OF
electing every narow.mtnded and oigoted
so.called American Democrat IN tnis
county to any and all offices oil trust ior
years past, and whenever We deem II our
duty as citizens OF this city and county 70
place in nomination gentlemen whose
names are above reproach, and who are
the peers OF their predecessors for any Oh
fee Of trust, they are ignored by the very
men whom we have sustained and elected
to offices that they never could have got
without our aid.
Now the question Is, shall We submit to
these wrongs any longer2 Let US, as one
voice, say no. Our rights shall not be
ignored. Let us say that we shall not be
dictated to by three or four pitiful lick
spittIe politicians, who banker around the
Court House and Sheritf's office, and who
have really been running the Democratic
party OF Ohio county for year,. past. JUS
listen, for instance, to their silvery
tongues protesting to be your only friend
whilst they are trying 10 gull you. Now
as Democrat and citizen OF Ohio county
/ ask YOU to throw of this abominablt
woke Of treachery and blindness that hai
been holding us fast for years past to the
disgusting stalls OF such men. Now, a
free men, implore you one and all t
disconnect yourselves from such a set o
tricksters, and we will soon find gu
whether they can get along without GU
aid in the future. D. ]. MCCORMICK.
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Chairman Ohio Co. Republic
nennhllrnn Slnle Convention.

Tie Republicans Of West Virginia, and all Others
who expect to eo-op,rate with them at the state anu
National elections this coming fall, are hereby inVi-
ted 10 meet at their cuItomSry Pac ~ converting
the various counties Of the State, and choose dele
vaes 10 Convention to be held In the City Of Grai-
ton ON the SOih day Of June next, at lOAM.
The Convention is called to select candidates Tor
tho following posItiOus-vIz: Governor Auditor
Treasurer Superintendent Of Free Schools Attorney
General, and one member Of the Supreme Court oil
Appeals Also to choose ave Presidential electors one
for each Congressional District and two for the State
at large.
By order Of the State Central Committee.
A. W. CAMPBELL,
F,t.Irnnau
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Ever since Prof. Green wrote to the
Medical Record advising physicians every.
where 10 use the Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure In their practice, 1t has been gaining
In favor with the profession. They can
find nothing which is a substitute for 1t.
X. Caulkins, NJ. D., Of Rochester, N. Y,
says he would now prescribe 1t TO all who
are afflicted with serious kidney and liver
dlseAsee, TTHAs
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Dissatisfied with the CiarEsburg Con-
yentiou-Too Much wheeling and Par
L.Eshnrp

Dissatisfied with the CiarhsburG Con-
yention-Too Much wheeling and Par
kersburg.
Weston Democrat:
The Convention held on the 10Th in
slant resulted in the selection OF ]. d.
Good, OF Wheeling, and VIM. Thompson,
OF Parkersburg, as district delegates, and
in the further selection OF Robert McEl'
downy, OF Wetzel, as delegate for the State
at large 10 attend the Cincinnati Demo
cratic Convention, to nominate a Presi'
dental candidate OF the United States.
The gentlemen selected are good men,
and no doubt will. represent the district
fairly, and with reference to the ultimate
success OF the party. But we did not ad'
mire the combinations formed to accom-
plish the results.
It appears that Wheeling and Parkers'
burg formed mutual admiration society,
and the "inland" portion Of the district
was not needed to perfect their admira'
ton. This was only an of year skirmish,
and we tall IN with their wild shouting to
see the result; but We admonish our clts
friends that combinations OF the kind pre-
yailing at Clarksburg, in the future FOL
the accomplishment OF more important
matters may result in the payment oil
their own obligations at the polls.
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MARSHALL, KENNEDY & BLAKE.
ITO Main Street.
PARAsOLs.

Just received, new line OF Parasols, in
Brocade and fancy Lined, and very extern
sive assortment OF 22x4 and % inch
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TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after WEDNESDAY, June ., 1880, eap on
thS wheeling and Elm Grover Il. will run aa lol.
lows: Cs viii start from each end O the road At $50
II o,SI0sk r n, except the follnWlng trips which
viii IL omitted, viz iI:S0 a. Nj 1850 and $50 p.
~ Os sundays the $50 and 0l a. y. and $50 ?. n.
u iCSp nI clock SS time. G. LEoNHARr, sup'L
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SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1850,


for thu purpose Of nominating candidates Tor the ioi
lowing officers
sheriff, Assessor, city district; Assessor, country
district Prosecuting Attorney, four members Of the
House Of Delegates, Also, delegates TO tho state
and Congressional Conventions, County Executive
Committee and Judicial and Senatorial COnisFeeS'
Ricblaud district, at RIChlGnd schSO house. from
tO4o'cIOekP.N.
TrludephlA District, a, LAwsOn'S HOTEL from 2 to
O'clOCkP.S.
Liberty District at Centre schoOl House. from to
4o'Clock P.N.
washington District, at vIsiant Hose House. RON
Madison District, City Hall, over Market House.
from 10 o'clock Pm.
Clay District, at Court House, from to . O'CLOCK
Union District, at Atlantic Hose House. from : to
Centre Di,trict, at Guards Hose House, from TO .
O'Clock Pm.
Webster District, at United Hose House, from J to
Oo'COekP.s.
lIRItchIO District, at Arsepr's Hall from 70 .
O'Clock, and at Adams School House from to
O'Clock P.M. roux rvvw
chairman Ohio Co, Republican Ex Com.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
spanldIusK Wallace and
William II. Wallace In Chancery.
Frank M. Wallace ct al.
By virtue Of the decree Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
couaty West Virginia, entered on the Sd day Of May.
1880 IN the above named case, the undersigned COM
InlsGlonera named In sald decree will on
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1880.
beginning at 10 o'clock M, at the front door o. the
Court House Of said county, sell the following de-
scribed real estate, situate In Caldwtls addition 10
the city Of Wheeling, In the said county, that Is to
!. The east half Of lots numbered eight ts), nine
(9L and ten l0 10 Square numbered nineteen l9 be-
Ing the same property on which the aad 3. K. Wal.
lace now reddes.
.. Lots nun Oered ten O). eleven ny, twelve (I2)
thirteen u.s. fourteen az, dtteen u6 and sixteen
tl6l 10 Square numbered tWsnty-iour (24) being va
can't lots.
1. The south half Of lot numbered twelve (i2) and
the whole Of lots numbered thirteen u3), fourteen
90 fifteen l6l and sixteen le( Ia square eishteen
~ SerS The ptoPerty o. a which Henry wallace re-
The parcels above numbered two ~ and four ~
will each DO offered asa whole or In such subdivisions
aud lot, may seem 10 said commissioners adyAnta
geous or bidders may desire, and will DO sold In
such parcels a. will 10 the epnisn Of Said commits
doners DO most advantageous 10 the parties inter-
eated.
TRRNH 0P6ALE-Une-thltd oil tue purchase money
and such further the purchaser may elect, in
hand the residue In two equal instAllme payable
respectively In one and two years from the day Of
Dale with Interest from that day, purchasers 10 give
bonds with personal security to be approved by said
commissioners and In the case Of improved pr perty,
70 give policies Of insurance properly assigned, In
such amounts sid commissioners may require, the
title TO the said property to be retained until pay
ment In full Of such purchase money.
: DANIEL PECK,
WM. p. HUBBARD,
myI5 Special Commits ioners.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sTriAdelIhiA Accommodation, This tain only runs
between Wheeling and TrihdOlphA.
tDAlly except Suhlay-NsWaEk Accommodation.
tStGubonyillg ACKNOWLEDGMENT tTain during
the day pasSes backward and forward between Mar
tin'A Ferry and BellliFe stopping when required n
Sherman House, .EtnAVtlel West WhO0llng and
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The LIBRARY MAGAZINE, volume three
is just received. 1t includes the six mum.
bers from January to June, inclusive, of
the current year, apd is snug pocket
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the rapidity which only steam typesetters
can acquire; in breadth it is thoroughly
catholic, knowing no "dOxys" to foster,
and no "isms" to shun. 1t finds room in
single monthly numbers for whole
volumes rs issued elsewhere, (ior instance
"The Manliness of Christ" by Thos
Hughes, and 1.-THE Light OF Asia" by
Arnold, and has plenty Of space for all the
cream, and the richest cream In all space.
A novel offer Is that which gives to It's
subscriber clean, new, bound copy, for a
nominal price, cheaper than It would cost
TO have the old and soiled numbers bound,
Price 10 cents number, 81 year, or 90
cents per bound volume In cloth. Ameri.
can Book Exchange, Publishers, New
York.
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pay GOODS.
BRUES&COFFER

Open to-day their second
line of Novelties for spring
wear in summer silks, dress
goods, parasoIs, silk dol
mans, walking jackets, lined
with blue and scarlet silk; the
largest and choicest neck.
wear in the city, at prices
less than the same goods
can be bought elsewhere.
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To GENTs.-Headquarters for Hanan &
Reddish hand made shoes in all styles,
and arc far superior to any other make.
For sale by L, V. Blond, 1895 Main
street,
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

Nine departments Of study textbooks Furnished
nj cost; calendar arranged 70 suit teachers e1'
AriAn, liberal, thorough. Fall term begins Sep
TENDER ID, 1879.
I.SFor catalogues and other Information appl!
% the President, J. Il. ThOmpson, AorEAuloTr
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10 the Republican voters of Ohio


10 the Republican Voters oil Oni"
County.
The Republican vOten Of Ohio County are re-
questtd 10 meet on
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1850,
at tho points aud TINES hereinafter named' ior Inc
purpose u selecting ten delegates 70 represent Their
f,r.ctive d,,riets In conveEton Of the Republican
voter, Of Ohio county 10 be held at the Court House