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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-18

CoUNrERYxlTxRs ARR.srED. - Fer
two or three days past. il has l,esn
known In business cirslss that certain
psrsons we're Engaged il passiog coun.
terfsit mensy 10 this city. The oeioeSa
were notified of it. sad . good lookout
was kept oil day yesterday. About
dusk odlcer 0c0raw asrsased . suspi-
esous looking charsstss. on Front street,
named Jsmss 4c0rath. whom he took
down 70 Justice SCOTS office, and
on searching HIM. found fifteen dollars
Of the spurious coins in his packets
Each piece was carefully Wrapped in
sissue paper 10 keep IL from rubbing
against and defacinR tho others. About
the time the examination Ut Mc0rsth
cemmsscsd officer Mile came in with
another man named VIM Hsrb who
had been pointrd out (, him - having
posed e"uatssfeis money. several
witnesses we're examined. and the guilt
OF each established beyond reasonable
doubt. Their bends were 6xod 1t
e3OOO each, and they are now in jail
awaiting bearing before the District
Court. The counterfeit coins were
standard dollars. and had the proper
jingle. A person could easily bs do.
ceivsd in the money. unless examining
il clusely. A great 0sny business
men bad taken the spurious coins. and
one had paid It out to another business
man. and neither Of them noticed the
fraud until afterwards.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-18

AFFAIRS At THE HOsPITAL.-Thsre
are nov nineteen patients at Provi-
denee Hospital. Eve private and four.
teen county charges. OF the nineteen
three are females and sixteen males.
Drs Smith aud Weed are the attending
psysicisns. aud the patisnts under
their chasse are doing vsu. Tvo that
we're considered desperate ceses When
they entered the Hospital viii be dis
charged cured during pext week.
They ar. Robert Martin. If Milton, aud
J McI.sacs. IT New castle. The Hoe
pital 10 kept in . rsat, eoafsstAbie snd
tidy manner. The attending phys-
cisns recently performed . skillful
surgical operation on M p Pheoey. b.
removing about six inches Of diseased
bone from HE leg. near the hip. The
operation was psinful one. but the
patient 10 doing we'll, and seems to DO
in the best Of spirits. The Sisters are
having their lots spsaed up aald expect
70 have an excellent garden this sss-
cen. rrr<-t
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Public Scbonls in Seattle we're visited
March 18th BY the Undersigned. who
woa'd report r. foi'owa:
GENITAL SCHOOL.
Prot Z 3 Ingrahau. Superintende cut
OF city scaoois and principal Of the
above, appears 10 b we'll adapted 70,
the position which he occupies. HI,
room 10 we'll arranged - to seats and
blackbsssds. He reported 50 names on
his roll aud "a present..
Miss Anna Bean. assistant, u mistress
OF the situation, burn to rvls aud keeps
her school very quiet. tbs result ii
which 10 that oil are studious. She re.
ported 4S on her roll and 50 pressat.
Sixth STREET SCHOOL.
OS Jones. principal. Over his desk
| cav beautiful motto. God bless
our school," which was presented to
him BY the school. Who also gave him
. volume of COO pages entitled " Some
Folks" He reported 40 ON his roll aid
46 present. His RON Is we'll arranged
for comfort.
Mrs. H l. Pearcc. assistant. reported
81 % her roll and 81 present. Her
room is we'll arranged. aud. whom occu.
pied. looks much Ike . beehive.
SOUTH SCHOOL.
FIR Coon. principal. Over his desk
10 to b. seen the Dytt0. Work Wins. 1"
His room j. we'll arrsnEed with charts,
pictures and black bosrds. He reported
50 on his roll and 81 present.
Mo G Robinson. assistant, reported
A . ber1oli aud u present. Boe also
reported . globe, with charts and black.
bo<rds s"d everything necessary except
sosis. which are very poor.
NORTH SCHOOL.
u , Wssd, principal. reported 40 ON
The roll aOd 40 present. He has . globe,
shsrts and everything necessary to COM
fort. he reported also that his scno0l
carried the banner. ~ there were but
five tardy marks the pest quarter.
Mics Lena smith. assistant. reported
30 on 1er roll and 80 preseut. The
rooS' 10 we'll arranged except the seats.
which should b replaced With new
obes.
BELLTowN SCHOOL.
B L Northup, principal. reported SO
on the roll AID &c present also that
those Of his school are the best children
In al this country. His schooiroom 10
much the best IN the city. lary" and
veil arranged. with good seats. fias
blackboard aud charts. and With the
latest style Of desk for himself.
Mrs. @ B Plummsr. assistant. reported
20 on her rell and IS present. Her
room (as that Of Mr. Northup) is one of
the best 10 the city. and we'll arranged
with Blackboard and charts. but the
seats are greatly 1t fault. and would
have been suitable for our gr.bdfathsrs
6fty years ago. The tutal number of
children gu the rolls If the public
schools of this city il 423; number in
attendance. sos.
in cooslasion. ] give 1t - my opinion
that the teachers Of these schools are
among tbs best that thu country can
furnisA. The good order and the man.
agsment Of each school Indicated that
the teachers. without % exception, are
worthy of the positions they occupy.
Such teachers reflect credit upon the
directors who employ them - veil -
upon themselves % sAucators.
JED.
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BRoUGHr BAcK.-Doffy. the dive
keeper. of unsavory notoriety. va
arrested in Psndleton last Sunday and
brought back to this city in irons on q
charge Of grand larceny. Hoh J II
Turner. Of Psndleton, 10 here - counsel
for Duffy. aud the examination was in
progress when We went to rress.-
Da!les Inland Empire
This is the same George Duffy. who
at ono time KEEP: the Magnolia saloon
in this city. and forfeited his bail
when he LETT here He has served oos
term in the Oregon psnitentisry, and
judging from the tone Of the above
item. he 10 likely to revisit his old
haunts.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-18

CHRISTIAN SCHOOL. AT . meeting
Of the members Of Trinity Church. on
Tussdsy evening. the question of Or
gsDiGins . Christian common school in
this oaty Was discussed 1t some length.
A committee was appointed to inquire
into and report upon the sdvissbility
ct such . movement at the present time.
II the oommittss should report favora-
bly,. the proposed school will DO orgso.
lied during the present season il not.
it, organization will b indsfinitsly
Postponed. -. 81
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RxcsvxD.-lGr He kiasoa receives

Rscs,vRD.--llr Ho kiasoa received.
pes Dakota. . large tasoios OF The
hooks fos which - hes ressctly bssn
onavassise, and 10 now busily gagged
Is their Aslivesy. The Pietostal His-
toey q Ne woslA. b. MsCsbe. vss one
Of The samber. snd the sstissactloe
siveo b &. - 10y cd. y snqaalsssd
~ rn6cueded. His Andessoovillss ars
expooAe1 @ oestv0 - ne nexs 9eo9oe'
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SkA0rr AccspsxrS.-ThSeo nss. %
sunday lase. vsse sapsiaed Will -
ssaaisg ~ 6kaeit . sssanss. end
&c q The nsnbes vss dsswsed. The
saess. aftsr eeasidssahle dl0e1ley /.
sseceeded in rssehing shore. Wswsrs
seoae = learn ~ ao0e 8 NJ peos
.os vhe ~ NJ NJ. Antalse saas.
salis passing through : goegs % the
Hn. bad his asuf hFetea iuse sbove
~ ws'ee by . iallisg ieiele. The
wounded 0oa crse1na6 o 0eo6oll's,
1esfs the fractured limb ~ ~ sed
ekepssly dsessd By Dr. 0a1e. whe h
= fsaeeat spjqsgnieg thsss.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-18

The immense sale and great popular
ity ct Greene August Flower in all
towns and villages in the civilized
world has caused many initators to
adopt sisilas rsmes. expecting 70 reap
aharvsst foe thsnselsss ct the expon.e
Of the afflicted This Medicine was
intro.lsced in 1868. and for the cure of
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, with
their effects. such - Sour Stomach,
Costiveness. Sick Stomach. Sick Head.
ache. Indigestion. Palpitation of tho
Heart. Vertigo. ETC.. ETC.. it neser has
failed to eur EnsselAigs. Three doses
will relieve any case OF Dyspepsia. Two
million bolt O. sold last year. Price Is
cents Samples 10 cents. For sale by
all druggiats. L. S IS 6l44 =
GREENS ATLAS AND DIARY ALMA.
MAC. the most expensive free Almanac
ever published. sent free on receipt of
two csnt stamp.
- &c. .0REEH,
Woodbury.. N. j.. q. :. A.
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GARDENING. = People are taking d:
vantage Of the 6ne weather prsvailing
as present to have their gardens spsdsd
preparatory to plantins and setting oat
shrubbery. ss
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San FxAxclscs TAX surL -Ths

San FkAxcIsco TAX sui. The
CAsvaiels Of the 18th says: In the case
Of the People ~ william c Talbot.
Judge Wilsoa yesterday gave jodg-
uens II the a0oant q el9lAO 81. the
aegregsae II dslinqusnt State and
ocosty taxes upon tsn vessels ewned b
dnnaasAk indtndlng the wrecked King
P1lss, Oe>o1ans6 oouassl bsing %
cent when the case was called and
iadsmsat rendered. but Appearing Il.
tesvasds and olssing satislAceosy sx-
cuss fse Ais nos-sppsarsses. ~ judg-
nenA 80 vnoo4ed. ord the cause sel
Ser hsarisg O Mosday ssst.
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NEW FENoE.-A handsome picket
fence il being erected along the block
on Fourth street ewasd By Aessrs.
James AcNsueht end D Y Crane.
Tho old sidewalk along the same block
viii also b replaced By new and sub.
stantial one.
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TIE DuNcAx.-A dispatch from esp.
tain Carroll, of the Alexaader Dasean,
announces that his steamer viii clear
from Portland for Seattle on Tuesday,
the esd inst.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-18

NEW AD.-Messrs Teklss = Singer
men make ~ anuouncsment this mesn.
ing that will be Of interest They
received several tons Of gods b. The
Dakota. which they are busily gagged
10 opening aud displaying.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CARRIAGE OWNERS

Order your work done with G. T. Reynolds
z Co.'S Standard Varnishes and Superfne Coach
Colors. These Varnishes and Colors are in
use in all the principal Coach and Car Shops
throughout the United States, and are every
where recognized as the best for all Fine Work
~ c. ]. Reynolds { Cos varnishes are now manuac-
tEed expressly for this Market to suit the pecuarities
Of climate
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-18

A full line Of Garden and Field Seed
fresh from the Salem Seed Gardens.
and for sale in large or small parcels,
At Catalogue Prices by
KELLoG0 3 SNYDER,
Agents for o. Dickinson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-24

The great rush to the supper room, and
the want Of space In the hall to allow any
favorable disposal Of tile tables, conpell
the announcement that before obtaining
supper all persons will be expected to
purchase tickets OF admission. The price
Of the suppers will remain at % cents, and
passes be furnished to all who wish to
leave for 6 time. 49,
Also, that tie ladies' have prepared such
splendid bill.oifare for noon to-day,
that It will be but just TO ask So cents
for the same. NoextTa fee or admission
10 the hall during dinner, but a fine meal
Of oysters, vegetables, meats, pie and
coffee for thitty.fiye cents.
Finally, we have the pleasure Of an!
nouncing a concert on Saturday night, to
close the weeks proceedings. All the
amateur talent OF the city have volunteer
ed their best abilities, and tho evening
will be one devoted to popular song, M
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stage OF water, movements OF Roats and
otter ItemA OF Interest. 13F


otter Itema of Interest. i5if 33Fi
The marks on the wharf last night in.
Dictated stage of 8 feet 1Oinches and fall.
ing. Weather clear and cold.
Navigation was altogether suspended
here yesterdy, the river being closed four
miles above the city and eight miles below.
The Il Andes got as far as Hates
Rock, where she was stopped by the
gorge and obliged to lieup.
The Cincinnati Enquire Of Tuesday says:
The Annie Kelley left for New Orleans
last night. She has eight barges in her
tow from here, but will leave four bargcs
Of produce at Louisville. The Kelley re-
ceived considerable freight here. Gus
Autenheimer was her pilot from here.
Chef HeaLherington Is mating the Annie
Kelley. Captain Ed. Hornbrook Is &C.
companied South on the Annie Kelley by
his wife. Captain Nicholas Crowley and
VIM. Irwin, both prominent citizens OF
Wheeling, are making the trip for the
benefit Of their health.
The Ohio river has not been closed by
ice before Thanksgiving since November
Of. 1881. ,...,5 -.5
The Bellaire Indepeadsnt OF last evening
says: The ]. 81. Mcconnell was busily
engaged late this afternoon in breaking
the ice gorged in above the bridge piers at
this point, and 1t Is very probable that by
night the gorge here will be all loated
out. This was a good move In tho Nc.
Council. The terryboat, Hiram B, at this
point broke through the ice above the
bridge piers this morning and took refuge
below. The ]. Fl. Mcconnell also went
below for shelter. The ice Is not thick,
but it is Just thick enough To stop nayiga.
ton. The steamer Andes, on her trip up
from Cincinnati, was stopped at Wegee TO-
day by the Ice. at first she was COM
PEELED to take the West Virginia shore,
the Ice on this side being too much for
her TO land against, but the Venture
broke 1t sufficiently, and the Andes sent
her passengers in on the B. 4 S. W. Rail.
road. She has big freight trip, and II
the cold snap lasts very long, Il will be
rough on her, after getting 80 near her
stopping place.
The rivers have O forlorn and Arctic APP
pearance and there Is nothing whatever
TO report, either arrivals or departures.
The weather man sat right down on
that promising infant the Pittsburgh,
Huntington, Cincinnati and 81. Louis
Line. Too much ice and not enough cal
ORIG or water. 80 qa
PlTTsBuReH, November 23.-River IS
inches and falling. Weather clear and
OlScSv4T1, November 2s.-Riyer feet
D inches and falling. Weather clear and
cold.
LOUISVILLE, November I23.-Riysr fall.
ing, 8 feet z inches in tho canal. Weather
clear and cold. Cons Millar, Memphis to !
Cincinnati Condor and tow, to Pomeroy; |
Annie Kelley and Montana due. II was |
The W. 2. Sheppard and not tho Hiram |
Campbell that sunk the barge at Fent
Island, ~ 1901
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AJuxx Boar RAIDxD.-ofiCer McCulley

AJuSS Boar RA1pxD.-oficer McCulley
was notified Yesterday evening that a large
new leather Trunk had been stolen from
the shop Of John H. Hall, at 1888 Main
street. He proceeded ct once to look
through the depots and public places on
WateF street in search OF clue, and
finally boarded a little Junk boat which
Was living At the wharf. The trunk was
found within, and the sole occupant,
Frank Stanley, was arrested and locked
up. When, asked who owned the boat,
Stanley replied that 1t belonged to George
McAdams. Alta later hour McAdams was
also arrested, and the boat was searched.
A small quantity Of store goods, such as
cSeslmerea, clothB, ETC., was discovered,
Indicating that the boat was q recephcle
for stolen goods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-24
RHATnER INpIcATloNg.

WARRINGTON, D. O., November Pal A.
M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
lower barometer, higher, followed in the
western portion by stationary or falling
temperature, easterly yeerlng to south
erly or westerly winds. clear or partly
cloudy weather, followed by increasing
cloudiness and possibly rain or snow.-
For the Lower Lake Region, lower b.
rometer, higher temperature, variable
winds, shifting to southerly or westerly,
clear or partly cloudy weather, followed
by increasing cloudiness, with rain or
snow,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-24

The Wheeling Turner Association, one
81 the largest and most popular associa.
tons in the city, will give a grand ball to.
morrow evening at their hall on Market
street above Tenth. Music will be fur.
pished by Kramer's band. These balls
phaye always been hailed with delight by
pleasure lovers and we doubt not that
from the preparations which have been 60
ing on, the present one will Surpsss
slfothers. The Turner'S have members in
al, parts OF the city, and as there are sister
societies I'M ellaire and steubenyille, 1t Is
likely that large numbers will be present
from both cities.
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We find that the only true way to
preach the Golden Rule isto practice 1t;
at least such seems to be the way OF Rev.
Mr.. F. n; Winbgrne, pastor n. Z. Church
South, Mexia, Texas, who writes as fol-
lows: Several months since Ireoeived a
supply of st. Jacobs Oil. Retaining two
bottlss,;I distributed the rest among my
friends. It is a most excellent remedy for
pains and aches OF various kinds, especial
ly neuralgia and rheumatic affections.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-24

One MORE CHEAP Excursion TO PErTs.
BURGH-ROund Trip. 81 so. - Saturday
November 9th, the Pittsburgh, Cleveland
and st. Louis Railroad Company, (Pan
Handle routeI, viii sell excursion tickets
to Pittsburgh, for all trains, at the rate OF
81 80. Make your arrangements to take in
the last cheap excursion.
Tickets good going on trains OF Saturday
9th, returning, will be good until Mon.
day Goth, inclusive. Trains leave the Pan
Handle depot, Wheeling, as follows: 6:52
A. NJ, ! :12 T. N. and 4:52 p, ,. ~
For tickets and information, apply to ].
NJ. Belleyille, Agent Pan Handle route, OF
Union ticket Office, Mcclure House, Wheel,
ing. W. Va. LL-- -
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THE opening Dinner to-day, from 10 to 9
o'clock, at Academy of Music, for So cents.

A oARD.-Havins purchased the Livery
Stable north OF Greek Bridge, at 1885 II ar.
ket street, where I propose keeping on
hand q first.class stock Of Horses and Car
riages for hire, shall give special atten.
ton TO oraer1 Tor funerals. Will have
always on hand safe and speedy horses for
driving and riding. Experienced and ae-
commodating grooms. Orders received by
telephone. Soliciting your patronage, I
am respectfully, E.LARSIN, Prop'r.
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TRANsERRs OF REAL EsrATR.-Thofollow-
ing deeds were admitted to record in the
office OF the County Clerk yesterday:
Deed made April 2Sth, 1879 by the city
Of Wheeling 10 John Horton. for q lot in
the Peninsular Cemetery, for 81. o,rLl
Deed made November 2Sd, 1880, by l.
II, Williams, to John Mcclure, for lot OF
ground on Wheeling Island. ..f,,. ,g
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AMUsRMESrs.-To-night Frank Frayne
will appear at the Opera House in Isl
Slocum." An exchange says: "The peo-
Pile OF the principal parts are good, and
the support throughout will compare well
with that which has accompanied Mr..
Frayne In former years. It Is one OF those
plays that strike the masses, and never has
TO 60 begging for an appreciative audience.
Large crowds and big business seems to
be the newspaper record wherever the
piece is presented. The champion exhi.
bition OF ride shots byiMr. RTayne aud the
Intelligent performance OF the dog Jack
are alone worth the priceof admission,
and only constitute q very small portion
ofthe show. A matinee this afternoon,
with popular prices, will be given, and the
closing performance will take place to.
niUhtn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-24

Rgt. r. R. BuRTs, Of Manata, Fla, says
nTntss Pills are held in high repute as
liver fesulatorin this hot cltmate. In fact
l hardly know how we could get along
without them. Chills and Fever have LOST
their dread. Our people take one or two
doseslof the pills and follow it with fifteen
grains Of quinine, divided in three doses,
during the day. The ague never returns y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-24

Though the audience at the Opera
House last night, at the second perform.
annee 81 this comedy company, did not fill
more than two.thlids OF the seats, those
present were most admirably entertained.
The continuous succession Of amusing and
ridiculous situations kept up an almost
unbroken chain Of laughter throughout
the play. Mr.. Clinton Hall as Jack
Ruttledge,". and Miss MSttie Yickers as
"Nellie Howard won increased favor,
the latter receiving an encore In one'ol
her beautiful songs. The rest Of the char.
scters were well sustained as usual. The
comedy iS reallya charming one, and Is
well worthy Of q more high.sounding
title. The "sttatesiBts" will always be
prime iavorites with the iun.loying class
o. amusement gosra in this city,
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A 100000 90 Fortune seeks an owner

A 100000 90 Fortune Seeks m owner.
The experimentation offered to man.
kind Of suddenly being enriched without
labor, danger, disease and privation with.
out leaving the comforts Of home, without
reproach, shame, or question Of conscienco,
Is offered to every one who will send TO
n. A. Dauphin, No. $40 Broadway, New
York City, or same person at New Or.
leans, La, and secure q ticket in the
Grand Extraordinary Distribution OF
1922, 800 by the louisiana State Lottery
Company, under the personal care aud
supervision Of Generals G. I. Beauregard,
of La, and Jubal A. Early, OF Va, on
Tuesday, December 14th. Dsw
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PERSONAL MESrIog.--John ]. jackson,
Of Clinton, and W. K. Pendleton, Of
Bethany, registered on yesterdays page
at the McLufe. .lifr
Among the most accomplished and gen
tlemanly theatrical business managers II
has been our good fortune to meet. % Mr..
O. W. Richardson, Manager OF Clinton
Halls "Strategists.h Mr.. Richardson will
always DO o welcome visitor, y N y ii,'
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Astonishing Cures Of. itching, scaIy
and ScrOfulous Humors Of the
Skin, Scalp, and Blood of Children
and Infants. sa &c, y 5,,I ',, t,a, ,s

cUTTeuRG REMEDIES are simply elegant 70
nDe. They appeal 70 mothers and parents with great
forco. From Infancy TO- old atc they are equally sue
eO!stUl, safe and reliabls. CUTICtRA, medicinal
Jolly aTe9lS disease, eats away dead skin and leah;
alayl ELIMINATION, Itching and Irritation, touthai
Los OF Hair. II reproduess aud Beauties tho hair
CUTtCURA RtsSOLvENT, the great blood Purifier,
eloaHIcs, purihes, aud cradIeaie4 all chronic and
TOILET s0AP, prepared from CUTICURA, oleanSeS,
SoothOl and heels diseased surfaces whitepa fresh.
ems, and beauties the skin beyond all praise. Il Il
an elegantly Ioriunled Toilet, Bath aud Nursery
SAnAtiYe. ~ n. = TFfL1i.IfT-Is
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WE have Stem Wind watches with LoOI
~ ~ JACOB W. GRUB,
Corner Market and Twelfth Sis.

TuREMoxErRR RRcoRD.-The following
shows the range oftbe thermometer, aH
observed ut Schnepfs drug store, Opera
HousO corner, yesterday: 'sl5l ~
$50. 1880 ~
7AhI2x, grx.5yx.l7t;N,12N . s. : Y. I X,
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TnE Retreshment table will be supplied
with Zinh's and Ziegenfelder,s ice cream
and water ices, and pleasant. little wait,
era will serve all who goto the Festival To.
might. " m. ~ ALL-N ~. - ~.