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there are many truths Bible of which we speak to
men In vain We also under sin naturally, and IBIS
is sustained by the teachings OF Scripture and con
sciences. At public meeting when an outrage Is proved
how do Won feel Does NOT something within you
spond It Is vengeance surface feeling 1t Is
right one and poor remain OF the Image OF Goa
stamped on s at the beginning and which has been so
nearly eltaced. ,n
When W. transgress we have some premOhluOn oI tlo
result some stngs OF conscience and fears Of rctrib-
tion. Human law goes far as 1t can and causes aeth
IN order To protect society. BY the teaching OF the
Bible the hardest penalty Of Justice j. due him VINO
tramples on divine law and insults the Divine one
Fetered slaves can expect rcet but there j. mono fr
the slave OF sin. Death brings him face to lace Win
the laws he has violated.
The freedom mentioned in the verse comes only
through Jesus Cmisf. while rom HIS 0Nine spirit
strength s gwen 10 carry cut the ugnt Though made
free from sin we are perfect, but sin Is no longer
the controlling power and principle OF our lives.
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inspires greed These temptations VIII not
GminI-h. They have always been increasing. ana they
Will continue increase. When was college student
impossible for 10 lecture iwlcc IN the s"lnc
week. Now man can travel through half OF Norm
America an1 yet be at home every sunday. Inc II iho
mails were ricd horseback; now We can
whisper and be heard at tie racine
We are brought up a golden atmosphere. never "as
production Of money more closely connected WIN W
AMI and religion than now, aud never was HcIe
less provision against temptation. Every man desires
10 be honest ana Just and conscientious, but not
I'm thousand knows how. ReHHloh III
our churches be changed. ! VIII not
say 10 shouid be rcvouOnized but II must De lrVou
tlOnZ"d. There IL place for dOgmas, but tley husl
not 20 beyond their place. The preaching or Woriuy
tones md spehsblc 10 true knowledge 0I ihe oo
pei. Our theological semluIrics are not running tntr
proper mission. and uncss their students are taugt
political economy, the science OF money hlng' D"-
sides doemas and crccds. the pulpit VIII soon
became n voice IN the wilderness, our men are an
right long the citecli,n Is held over their heads
bur When they go 20 their business nobody prcchts TO
them about that The reason i, the ml'tl'y OF our
ministers Ignorant OF worldly matters thh' ,ncN
t@rc not speak about them, knowing th&l th'y
would become laughing stocks " thry rh"iiH u
tempt il. l. ligou without ethics b. fuf avail ono
ngnt as wei attempt tO navigate w. h'ip ui % ilh
Waicn and picture of rompat b. wa U''l
Theological schools teaching. mulhci gives
her son Bible win iny lJuuc. t'iu't j. ,Iis IT,
He puts Il I'm his trunk Whru uc way, "hd l' 20
afraid OF /, inc II thnt he krc locked up IN tie
trunk. That D., AL the good u ole .lm
We must have ethical preaching ana aIpy our re-
licOn the necessities ot tie age. morn eiuilo3
era Is opening upon our lHze but % is n da"eeIou
than any other and must arm ourselves ac,VIIs
mgiy.
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DECISIONS-.IAN. 10.

S.,Jrcme Cont CbGm60s-Bv Judge Brady
DcfOnge AIT. nrspn. .rmau.-prlcr - settled
iy Judge Nau N0.s-iIaiiav "gt. L1ye1dcr-Oi:ci Set
tc' Trpp rIdrI.O-de -ritl aud i%iri Nosei
AIT granted. order be settled ol notice
Iy judge Iawrcncc-Iu thc m itter "t Knapp; butcher
ag ,cbIrd MctnctOr agt the Mayor ETC. Oider srlIe'
Price aat. Wat.IS-DIdeg To-cttlri
Sycr'Qi Bv JEd@c Lawrence. hen1fSseV 9E l'l'
ncssoyete Demoiandu Berenbrock and others agt Beat
tr-~ca memorandum. Anderson AIT Spe"tS- re d'utt
rer ml.t hr eircd with cavc to me d'endih' Nll
twenty days 0Ntr payment oi c'-~ -r w no
raniuin Schneider sE SchlO"lc hc report OF ie rr'"
confirmed aud Judgment of atston with custody o.
LIdued sd tir gluUiin with tosis Fptlirp aH
vice upon the dcirItaut are required IN thu case
common Pias-NDco,0i IUW-Iy Judge ). r. lJHlN
In re of The pcti the Mechanics and Traders bai
etc granted - ting aside sale iol np III a.s ssi'N
Nt,juc Coayt - CtGmbTs-By JUDGE Hawcs.-
TIon ag'. Reilly etc, and anohcr-Sce m moran luhi
smith sgt. Taylor Motion u vacated aii3o omtn Nlle"
l-ocrp tsee ~siw .ui N"On denied Eit.out cJHi
Mer,erugt KIu Motion tlanei for the ION INST An'i
ho- Company aBD Felh o. icaui o .iti
Cl0u.. sst -p-ty.ien1 ser "Ncrtu,d "th COSTS - l-
at U.r.c- Drio.daut DISCHARGED So'rcr at booll-
Cof.f1.e.pr.
~ Tudgc ,rcrdan.-Dayis Kinstler Compl1nt dis
missed With ,,i. MctLe agt. S0lcE-Dodui opened oh
' Jud tIurlt o. stand d5 -o t1tJ. .tHt ~
Furicli Granted with <loco-t; "er papers Burt 7Y'
..U oVr.u aut judgment yaClte1 dua SCI "l!Ic
with costs 20 dccud'ut. s"r lal'ls. Dhy AT 0a'
granted dismissed "ltno COSTS see paC- IL ta
iue- a- sa Notion t"cted Nii - it' 10 "ich
motion. Br.v,t'r agt Ia'ch-laNad'n otfm"- in-utAS
extra allowance.
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BiSE- BALL..

NEw-ORLEANs, La, Jan. 11.-At Algiers
this forenoon the Hop BIters Club defeated tho Wash
ingtons by OF "a to nothing; aud at Oakland
Park In the afternoon the Hop Btters defeated the r.
r. Lees by score OF is 10 d. About 200 persons wit
messed the latter game. The visiting ouo VIII leave Tor
New-YOrk tomorrow.
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shed abroad in us and clad with tn, might with which
they shall endue us VIII vision gradually let tsct
into the position OF father perfect and our s;rcngh
mount up higher and yet higher reach Ot advantages
and OF power
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TIE COURTS.
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 1.-THE Court of APP
peals meets IN Tuesday n 49, 1850. The day caicn-
dar Is Nos . 5. f. D. 8, T. s. 30 The motion ca!endar
brgins No. AL.
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6slp WantsS.

SNANTED. Experienced Scarf Nj kers no
w work gwen out Il Davies Co.427 aud i29 B'dway
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nRESSMAKER-A first-class drc'Smaker,
~ star ng business, Will make handsome walking su rom
20 aid 81 20 Sll spec meme 70 De- seen ht al
N lst any tue; alu table trains tha Val not r OYER
usitcoIy reference given Cal. ali the wees 81 West
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EIRST-CLASS SICK NURSE open TO en-
< gagcmcuIs rom The lsth; well rCcOmmciGco rs physi
cans ladies. MIS-. DODGE .3S est ith s,' pres &c
,iunI
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NUAMBLRNAID and LAUNDItN1 q tham-
4 belmad lud Watressy competent tgne' '''' %neh %
PKOFIsTbNT HOME BUREAU. l3S t.avc. The iodTth
a nL.nN. l-.t.LrL
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CHAAlGERNAiD.-A Swedish chamocrmad
- gaI s.ama.Iess Wishes sitIauOn psi,'c under
stands best cy reference. Cali 81 i.5j Broad
way. "InzS1ch'
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SEANSTRESS. Mc.-A
(VIAliBERNAID.

\ rr.peo ahc Young gr as chamoermaH and m ,if
or nurse 10 ,nl ien good city 20 Dr as H. tls
country Address g.. \, fGJ dave ADN!-ft- 'r-itN
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NUtNRT1WOPE, HOUET

4 " VI--As IIV ~ 'IINtNf
- rcss Sc iy tidy bright young gin, fpr ef. com
try, can TO am Fui OuscWOrk ana be u,raF useful
lor wages o good references. ~ the Pro ~. ANr
HD7fI IT, l3- 5fhlVp. four doors above uth st
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X Protestant E..l y,rg Respectable dno " r'r0n-
raaccs: competent eith,r capacity chan rlad or
r-s. ~ , uu. .rstauJs ABOUT children 81, have
M. Il. flt-f
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FoRrY.EIaur inches wide detail paper at
Hutchins' Art and Music store.
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The PARNELL RECEPTION. = Tho COM
mittee that met in Municipal Hall last
Saturday night and adjourned 10 meet
last night at the same place. Some ten or
twelve Of them met and q most satistac::
tory little meeting was held. A general
and free expression OF opinion was had
on the subject, and all were OF opinion
that the United States, in the midst OF an
almost unprecedented boom and business
prosperity, could do something and in
deed much toward alternating the famine
and suffering now prevalent in Ireland,
and, from what they knew Of the past Of
this city, they would undertake It's can
yass with much confidence, as Its citizens
had never yet refused aid to charity
when the sufferings Of their fellows ap.
pealed to their sympathies.
No further advices had been received
from the agitators and Mr.. Mccormick
was in favor OF telegraphing TO them for a
definite date. but this was opposed by the
others and abandoned. The question oil
holding some meetings preliminary TO the
arrival OF Parnell and Dillon was discussed
but it was believed that the people would
tire OF the appeals to them and not give SC
literally as they would otherwise do, SC
this also was abandoned. Much other
talking was done and the following com.
mittee OF reception was appointed; NJ. j
0'Kane, w. G. Handlan, Mayor Sweeney.
NJ. Reilly, VIM. Myles, Geo. r. Tinge
These, with Governor Mathews, are Z
form committee oil reception, who will
receive Parnell and Dillon upon their ar
rival and take proper care Of them.
After some other un,mportant business
the committee adjourned to meet at the
call Of the President.
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SHEET music half price at Hutchins' Ar
and Music store.


The ladies' Of the Church OF the Inn
maculate Conception will hold one Of their
enjoyable fairs in the basement Of the
church, on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday evenings Of this week. Among the
many attractions will be contest between
Mr.. James Riddle, Superintendent Of the
Water Works, and Mr.. James Nichols,
Street Commissioner, for gold. headed
cane, in which there Is q great interest
taken by the friends Of both parties. Also,
two Sodalities are contesting for banner,
and the Rev. Fathers McKernan and
Schleicher will contest for q set Of vest
ments. The committee in charge have
secured Veiweg's full band, who will en-
terrain all who wish TO pass pleasant
evening with some Of their choicest music.
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PHRsoSAL.-Hon.' Alfred Caldwell and
]. Dallas Ewing, left for Parkersburg last
night to attend U. .. Court.
John Dohahue, Esq, Sheriff oi Dodd-
ridge County, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Donahue Is one OF the most popular
gentlemen in his county.
James Finster, OF Weston, Is in the city.
Miss Mary seabright, Of this city, Is
visiting ct Washington, Pa.
The following are among the latest
arrivals at the New Mcclure: B. R. ia
cobs. Boston; John Donahue, West Union,
", Va; r. L. Drabelle, East Liverpool;
NJ. Life, Evansville; E. E. Newton, Wash.
iugton, D. c.; NJ. Schaffsr, Chicago; Phil.
ID Miller. Boston; W. II. Gamble, Mounds.
Vile; H. F. Hughes, Pittsburgh Q. Stein
field, c. D. Shilling, l.. A. Lipman, New
York; W. II. Donelson, Boston. B; F.
Whips, GAINESVILLE; David Wolf, New
York; w. D. Mclaughlin, Steubenyille;
Fred. Teschner, Philadelphia; ". II.
Griffith, New York; A.. II. Jones, Mount
Vernon: D. Shriyer, s. S. Shriyer, Vir.
sinia: w. l.. Hardness, Columbus; John
Goagland, Steubenville; Chas. N. Hogg,
Cadiz, o.: James Barlow, East Liverpool,
~. Hamilton, Washington; R.W. Brown,
CINCINNATI: Chas. f.. Larnty, w. Va;
W. B. Funny, Lancaster r; y; winter,
Pittsburgh; ]. ]. Purdy. 5. 8. Chandler,
Cleveland; D. B. Smith, W. 81. Hamilton,
New York; H. J. Cassell, O. w. Converse,
CINCINNATI. s. R. Jefferson, Chicago;
R. r. James, A. Aueker, s. +. Meyer,
Philadelphia.
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PAMuy MARHRr. RETAIL PMcEs.-The
.,tanJance a. the Fifth Ward Market ye ss
.avsaS norn " . uas orIv rnoderate and
oIso ,ha dIsnisv ""' FniI3wine were he
s,so 'ne u''p"y' WY 'AS
piisvfs s1o,,-poofs to1o!c nor nonnd mutton
M a ~ noDud cSons II M n iSSc nsr ,onnd
avcPer pSum , nv y,o ~ nj ISc nv,
Ue W sa rUS pet II ~ 1oc ner nonpd
ipS,anaj s SS n ~ 100 nor norpd. ba,
s sn ioo saus ror ~ uidSlIna and Shoni
So on ~ ~ p9 ~ p ner ronnJ hsef'tonens IN
~ Eoc s ~ Nv cdpnne5 beet az mar !nonnd
" uoo oV0 cav" 0''"Neu Nss'' Wv Pc : "A'
csI ro,,,, pvU.. h.-rive cbickers Of
9 eSa sn,d n" q. - m ~ y m ner do,sn
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SHEET Music at half price, at sheib's.
Advice 10 a Thestricai Aspirant.

BY the Detroit Lme-Kiln Club,
A letter from Clinton, KY, signed Bru-
tus Booth Hawkins, asked the club as o
body whether 1t would advise iairly.edu.
Gated, average.looking young colored man
to take the stage for q profession. He
could, he stated, take the part OF old man,
young man, doctor OF divinity or butcher
boy, and his limitations OF parrot or blue
jay were simply immense. AL he want
ed, he believed, was little encourage
ment from his own race. He had worked
some at throwing up bed for railroad,
but he felt more at home behind the loot
lights.
'tDe queshun am one which kin be an.
swered right now an right heah, }" said
the old man as he softly stood up. al
hev bin dar Oar was time when ! fought
/ could take de part O. Hamlet wild any
white man Twin. used to 60 round wild
my foughts fixed on ghosts an skulls an
gravas an de King Of Jinmark. dream
ed Of packing houses an readin' in de
newspapers dat war de greatest actor OF
de modern day. l saw de topround o. de
ladder OF fame right ober my head, and /
reached up for It. / run de actor bizness
two ysars, pooring dat period ! froEe to
death, starved to death, lSst house an
lot an foun' dat was called a fool ten
times for cherry cent took in.
De only newspaper which eber praised
me busted in week. De only boy
Who eber gave me a one core died Of the
measles atoFe ! left de town. Do only
house ] ever packed was an Ice house. I
know all about tootlights, headlights,
wings, legs, sky.borders, draps, right ex-
Ia an LETT gooffs; but when de sable
mantle Of night tails down upon de y'arth
lee satisfied 70 sit wild my feet In de oven
Of de cook.stove, an let somebody else
jump in from the lci' wing an mop poor
Yorick oil ober de stage. II dis young
darby keeps at de proieshpp Of irowin' up
railroad: beds, dare am some chance for
him in do fuchur. II he takes to de stage,
he needn't hope dat dis club will lend him
any money on his undershirts an stock.
ms"
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CONCERT DY AFRICANS AT EHE ENGLISH
LUTHERAN CHURcH.-The second concert
in this city by the Old Virginia Jubilee
Singers was given at the above named
place last night, and though the storm
ragged without and the snow was six to
eight inches deep on some OF the side
walks, there was full and fine attendance.
Many who were present Monday night
were present again last night, and II any
thing, more enthusiastic than before. The
concert far exceeded expectations, and the
singers made themselves friends who will
never forget them nor their wonderful
voices. The speCialties last night were
Mrs. Dougherty's solo Jesus Lover OF My
Soul;" Mr.. Jenkins "0ld Black Joe Called
to Die" and "The Old Sexton;" Pierce
Mccullough, Come Where the Lilies
Bloom" Reid's Little Log Cabin by the
Stream" Mrs. Seritts. "The Winter VIII
Soon be Over" and Browns "Balm Of
Gilead, ;" and by request, Shawnee River"
The soloists fairly excelled themselves
and the choruses were better even than
Monday night. Mrs. Dougherty lisa very
graceful person.on the stage and her voice
ct times as soft and gentle as a zephyr. at
other times is loud and shrill and powerful.
But jenkins, jenkins the basso, well his
voice of It could be described would be
"fearful TO describe" 1t was question
last night "whether his voice commenced
10 rise from his boots or whether 1t came
from one OF the graves the "old sexton"
was digging, or from the mighty deep Of
whose cradle the basso sings"
Altogetherkthese colored people have
made good Impression, not alone as sing.
ers, but as gentlemanly and ladylike in
conduct and department. b. W. Thomas,
the director, spoke modestly and well in
his reference TO the company and their
work; and Agent Gatewood, with some
humor, told OF his coming TO Wheeling,
and the difficulties thatseemed determined
to crowd them.out, until he went back to
Ohio disheartened; but concluding TO try
It again, was told by eyerybody.he applied,
that "if he got certain ,big.hearted man
and Sunday School To be interested In
them, they would have success" He
found that man, and then almost every
church and everybody was interested in
them. He expressed their gratitude to
Mr.. Barnitz and his people for their inter.
est in them, and thanks to all who had
encouraged them.
The company sing at st. Clairsville 10.
niaht, tomorrow and Friday, and our st.
ClaitSwlle readers may be assured OF
rare treat. They will also sing again In
Wheeling on Saturday night, at Fourth
Street NJ. Z. Church.
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A Complicated Case.

My daughter, Emily Steck, suffered for
more that two years from q sore leg.
About four inches below the knee there
were sometimes only one, then again
several openings from which matter would
DO discharged, and cause great pain.
Medical assistance proved ofhat little usp.
About two months ago we were induced
by friend to try st. Jacobs Oil. The re.
suit was that the pains gradually vanished,
the swelling disappeared, the discharge OF
matter ceased, and the wound healed up.
For five weeks the leg has not only been
entirely well, and all pains gone, but my
child has also been we'll in every respect,
and 1t gives me much pleasure to report
these wonderful effects.
sopHiE STICK,
Buffalo, n. Y.
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The lIardi Gras DoIngs At New Orleans.
The celebrated carnival festivities this
year have an unusual interest to the pub.
lie generally, owing to the fact that the
great procession Of maskers:and mummers
takes place on Tuesday, February 10th,
when on the same day the Nth Grand
Drawing OF the Louisiana State
Lottery Company occurs, when $4,000
will be given away TO some one Ut may
be you) for s.. For further information
address II. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La,
or same person at No. $40 Broadway, New
York City. n. Y.
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POTTERY PoINrs.-The contract for the
machinery for tho new pottery has been
awarded to Messrs. Wilcox, Schinckle &
Co., Of Pittsburgh, Pa, and the contract
for the lumber to John +. Spencer 4 Co.,
OF Cleveland, O. 1t will require 227, 200
feet OF the latter in the construction OF the
new and the reconstruction OF the old
building. Manager Pearson is giving this
work his undivided attention Just now,
and the work on the old tannery Is being
rapidly pushed. The place occupied by
the watts has been shovelled out and an.
other story thus obtained. Windows have
been cut in the brick walls, and room
the whole. length OF the building formed.
Under the new one still another subter-
anean room is being exCavated. The
company confidently expect to be at work
Jnly
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DOR RENT.-THEs ToRERooM AND
u Dwelling, Nos 1858 and 1000 Main street, now
occupied By 3. y. Hopkins Possession given April |
i d issS Apply to + io kE Ssia ,'1,.,
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washington County, Pa, Finances.

Z The Auditors Of Washington county,
Pa, have finished their labors, but state.
ment for the year 1870 has not yet been
published. The expenses Of the court
during tho year amounted 10 Sl5,631 80,
the jurors fees being $7,2l2 20. The jail
expenses were SS,S02 9S; County Home,
Sl7,975 So; Reform School, s, 1923 OF, for
commitment and maintenance OF tramps,
$500 90; the Western Pennsylvania Hos
pital was paid $3.50 40; the Western
Pennsylvania Penitentiary, S577 G3. The
riots In the Monongahela Valley cost the
county s., 065 81, butt the Allegheny county
riots will cost that county as many millions.
The tax levy was SIC, 55S 81. Washington
county is out Of debt, and has $55, 673 s. in
the treasury.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT-FRoNT ROOM THIRD
IL floor, over J. H. Rnehart's Queensware Store
Market street, opposite Mcclure House. Inquire oil
MRS. A. MABIS, Il27 Market street. 1aJl
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MnlrART MArrRRs.-Commissions were

MILITARY MATTRRs.-Commlss were
issued yesterday by His Excellenoy, the
Governor, to John N. Anderson as Captain,
VIM. n. Page as First Lieut.. and John
Shuhan as Second Lieut. OF the Hawks.
nest Rilemen. This Is Q new company
organized by the very best citizens OF
Fayette county, and were at the scene OF the
late troubles In the Kanawha Valley and
New river, Arms and accoutrements will
be furnished them Immediately.
Arms and Announcements will be shipped
to the Hinton Ridemen In a few days.
This company Is already uniformed and
was mustered in by Major ]. W. NJ. Apple
ton Of the First Battalion. These two com.
pRnies give them sufficient number for
q regiment, and at an early day the
regiment will be organized. Major APP.
pleton will no doubt be chosen Col. Of the
regiment,
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KISA voN DLuMEN.
Elrat Ten MllnA.
INrEREsTlXp Llsr.-We give the follow.

INTERESTING LIsr.-We give the follow
ing lists Of Ohio county officials from the
organization Of the county until the pres.
ent time. This list.includes the Sheriffs,
Clerks OF the Circuit Court and Judges Of
the Circuit Court.
judges: J. L. Fry, G. ". Thompson, E.
Fl. Caldwell and Thayer Melvin,
Clerks Circuit Court: VIM. Chapline,
Alex. T. Laidley, Alonzd Loring, Lucien
Lowther, G. W. Sights, Jacob Burke,
Michael Breinig and s. Barnum McCul-
Sherifis Of Ohio county from 1890 to
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: wAsHrNGTos. February ALL A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cold north
and west winds will continue, with clear
or clearing weather and a rising followed
by falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, threatening wealth
or and light snow, rising barometer,
southwest TO northwest winds and slight
fall In temperature.
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BEST qualities Of String at sheib's.

MASK BALL Of the Harmonic Manner.
choir Singing Society, Monday, February
sale at Louis Dechert's jewelry store,
John Heckel's (Beck's Block G. A. Beuter,
in Harpers' hat store and L. Krauter, in
II. F. Behren's grocery store. Passive
members can aecure'tickets by applying at
Louis Dechert's jewelry store.
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Lunch-St. Matthews Church.
Sale OF Property-HornbroOk's.
For Sale-Frame Dwelling.
Sealed Proposals-City OF Wheeling.
Stock for sale-tlinge Factory.
Wanted-A Position by Young Man.
Ayers Hair Vigor.
Ocean Passage llckets-H. F. Beherens.
Inman Line Steamers.
Cuticura, Soap.
Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-04

ISsrALLArIoN.-At the regular meeting
OF Enterprise Lodge No. %, l. 0. G. T.
last night, the following officers were IN
stalled: ". G. T., Charles Farmer; v. v
T., Josie Fee;iW. RS, William Gardner
W. I. s., John II, Zevely; W. T., Jane
McElvoy; W. NJ, George Englo; W. u
Joseph Hubbard; W. !. g., Sarah Brooks
W. D. g., Fred. MOhar.