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Dress Making in DuneannOn.

Miss @. Daniels has opened Dress
Making Room in Mr.. Henry Stevenson q
tailor shop, (up stairs) and hopes the
ladies of this town and vicinity will give
her q call.
Duncannon, Feb. II, 1880.
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Prime Wheat and Corn wanted at the
Newport Mills. Price according to the
quality of the grain.
MILTON b. EsHLEMAN,
10. Newport, Pa.
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Still Alive IL am still alive and ready
to cut and fit suits in good style. If
wanting any work in my line, give me
a call. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
SAMUEL BENTZEL,
TAILOR,
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Death notices not exceeding blines inserted without
charge. But cents per line will invariably be
CHARGED for Tributes Of Respect, Poetry, or other
remarks.
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chronic Diseases

he has had very extensive experience and hascured
many hopeless cases, after years Of suffering, anc
expense Incurred In seeking relief elsewhere.
Among the many chronic complaints treated
successfully are Asthma. Bronchitis Laryngitis,
Hemorrbage Of the Lungs, Consumption, (hrsi
aud second stages.) Heart Disease, Dyspepsia
Evil, skin Diseases, Chronic Rheumatism, Goitfe
or enlargement Of the Glands Of the neck .Dr0psy
Piles, chronic DiarrhOea Constipation OF the Bow
Diseases of Females. Tum0rs. Kidney Diseases
Enlarged Spleen. Epilepsy, DeafRess, Chronic
Chills and Ague, Diabetes Mallitus, old running
sores. Tapeworms removed.
DR.. B. does not conhne himself to any one par
ticular system OF medicine He uses all the late
improved methods and remedies, as also Magnetic
Electric, or
Medical ELECTRICITY,
which is so successfully used at the present day
in many forms OF nervous complaints In the
treatment OF the Lungs and air passages he uses
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Western Union Telegraph connecting
with all parts Of the world. Office at
NEW BLOOMFIELD In Mortimer's build
ing If
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Come and look at our line of Spriug
styles of Straw and Felt Hats. Also, q
nice lot of Shirts, Overalls, Trunks,
Valises, etc., at MARK DUKES a. Co.,
Newport. Pa.
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Dentistry.-Dr. Whitmer, of Newport,
is now prepared to insert artificial teeth
on DIR. Aliens improved method-con-
tinuous gums and sectional block. Give
him a call. 10 At
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Select SchOOl.--The Second Session of
the Shermansdale Select School will
open July II, 1880.
JNo. l.. M'CAsKEY,
Is 3t* Principal.
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IOB PRINTING OF every description neatly
81 and promptly executed az Reasonable Rates
at the Boomneld Times steam Job once.
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+ SUNDY. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.

IlSTATE NOTICE. = Notieels hereby CIV
Ia en- that Letters Of Administration on the,
estate OF Andrew j: Burd, OF Buffalo township,
Perry county, Pa. decd have been granted TO
John Potter OF said township.
All persons Indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate will present tnem duly
authenticated for settlement to
JOHN POTTER,
Administrator.
Lewis POTTER, atty. 19 &C.
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PENNSYLVANIA r. R.-MrDDLE DIVISION.
ON and after Nov. 10TH 1879, Trains run as foows
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List Of Unclaimed letters remaining in
the post Office of New Bloomfield, May
Sd, 1880. %
William Hill, Parish Priest.
Persons calling for the above letters
please say they are advertised.
SAM'L. RoATH, L. NJ.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-06

CERTIFICATE OF INcoRpoRATIoS.-Secre-
tary Brady, yesterday, issued a certificate Of
incorporation to the Benwood Working
mems Building and Loan Association, Of
Benwood, Marshall county, for the purpose
OF raising money to be loaned among the
members OF such corporation for use in
buying lots or houses, or in building or
repairing houses. The principal office will
be at Benwood, and Is TO expire April lst,
1890. Seven hundred dollars have been
subscribed for the purpose OF incorpora-
ton, Of which seventy dollars have been
paid in, and desire the privilege Of in
creasing the capital by sales Of stock from
time to time to $500, 600 in all. The CAPT.
tai subscribed Is divided into shares OF 500
each, Of which Frank McJilton, II. W.
Fisher, Joseph Lindsey, John Dugan, I.
B. Williams, Henry Bursse aud James
Barrett,,hold one share each, and the CAPT.
tai hereafter sold TO be divided into shares
o! like amount,
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LAW AND oRDER.-The following ordi.
nance, in regard to Sunday tratIice, was
searched for by the Law and Order Com,
mittee, but was not found until Teusday
LAST,
An ordinance to prevent the Sale Of goods,
wares and merchandise in the city oil
Wheeling on Sabbath day.
SEC. l. Be 1t ordained by the Council Of
the city Of Wheeling that 1t shall not be
lawful for any person or persons TO keep
open any business house or expose for
sale, except for funeral purposes, either in
public or in private any goods, wares or
merchandise within the corporate limits
OF said city on the Sabbath day. Any
person offending against this ordinance
shall for the first offense forfeit and pay
for the use OF the city the sum OF so, and
stand committed TO the jail until said fine
Is paid. For the second otfense so and
thirty days imprisonment, each sale being
a separate and distinct ofiense.
SIC. 2. Any person acting as agent,
clerk, runner or salesman, shall be subject
to the same penalty attached to the first
section Of this ordinance as though he
were the principal.
Alordinances, or parts Of ordinances,
inconsistent with or in conflict with this
ordinance are hereby repealed.
Passed June 10, 1855.
Al. SWEENEY, Mayor.
A.G. ROBINSON,
President pro ten Second Branch Council.
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AMusEMRNTs.-Kate Claxton will pre-.
sent the Two Orphans next Monday night,
and on Tuesday night The Double Mar
riage, Wegive the following notice OF the
latter:
Miss Kate Claxton, with select COM
pany OF artists, appeared at the Holiday
Street Theatre last night in the new play
OF The Double Marriage. The play,
which is adopted from the Freech, is
founded on supposed scenes and incidents
during the period OF the consulate OF the
great Napoleon. Its an emotional play
Of very hich order, the work Of dramat-
ization has been successfully done, and
the play is RICH in thrilling situations,
strong in effective and affecting incidents.
Miss Claxtona as Josephine, the heroine,
had full scopeto display her powers as an
emotional actress, aud had true concep-
ton OF the character. As the sorrow-
stricken daughter and double wife and
the lowing mother she won the plaudits
Of the large and fashionable audience, and
was twice called before the curtain.
Taken as an entirety, the play Is about
the best which has been on the boards OF
the Holiday during this season. -Bditimore
Uduy NelFS. -'
Tickets now on sale at Lucas
Champion Waikiny Mdtch.-This alter.
noon the following gentlemen Of the
American and Irish teams, at the Won
Blumen contests at Washington Hall, will
walk for purse Of one hundred dollars,
to be given 10 the team making the greatest
number Of miles, commencing at one
o'clock, P. NJ, and ending at eleven o'clock
PM:
American Team-Mr. Ed. E. Reese,
Captain, winner Of Silver Cup in Ameri.
can Team in walk with Miss Won Blumen;
Mr.. VIM. Briceland, the celebrated cham.
pion oarsmani Mr.. John Croughan, OF
Benwood mill.
Irish Team-Mr. Arthur Geraghty, Cap.
tain, winner OF Silver Cup in Irish Team
in walk with Miss Won Blumen; Mr..
Harry,J ZONES, OF Crescent mill; Mr.. Sam'l
Reed, OF Top mill.
These gentlemen are all good walkers
and the contest will undoubtedly be the
most interesting and exciting one Of the
season. We anticipate one OF the very
largest audiences that has yet witnessed
any OF these contests.
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Az Art woRK.-"The Historical Regis
ter OF the Centennial Exhibition at Phila-
delphia, 1875, and OF the Exposition Uni
verselle at Paris, 1878, " Is the title OF q new
work issuing by the American News Com.
pany, New York. As It's name indicates,
1t Is q history oil two great and nearly con-
temporaneous Worlds Exhibitions, and
cannot help but have attractions for all
classes Of readers.
Tho books printed on highly calender
ed toned paper, on folio page OF large
size and liberal margin and in the best
style Of the art; besides the letter press
there are about forty engravings in each
part, many Of which are full and half
pages.
The colored art plates, Of one which accom-
panies each part, represent, besides the
United States, France, England and Italy,
Brazil, Chilli, Tunis, Norway Sweden,
Japan, Denmark, Egypt, Russia, Austria,
Germany, Belgium and Switzerland-and
embraces treasures OF art, industry and
manufacture, comprising ceramics, statu-
airy, bronzes, embroidery, arms and armor
and the product OF modern manufacture.
The work will be completed in twenty
Eve parts, at so cents each, and with each
part will be presented gratis, one Of these
fine illustrations OF some exhebit, executed
in chrome, folio size, and truthfully repro
duced in all the brilliancy OF original col
ors. These art plates are each positively
worth to any art collector, as souvenirs oil
the exhibitions, all that Is asked for the
parts, and being printed on heavy plate
paper, l4x19l inches, are suitable for franz
ing, and form gallery Of twenty-five ele-
giant, richly colored engravings; the work
itself being complete, loses none Of its
value, save the artistic effect OF these
plates il bound in a book.
Mr.. A. 4. Castor, polite and obligini
Canvassing the city for subscription next
week, and from what we know Of the work
we heartily recommend it as useful and
artistically finished history Of the events
named, and well worth the price asked
for it,
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ATTENTION is called to the announce.
ment Of Central Building Association No.
8, Of which Mr.. w. @. Handlan is Presi-
dent, Mr.. John F. Miller is Secretary, and
Mr.. Oscar sandrock is Treasurer. This
Association, which has had prosperous
existence Of two years, is about to issue a
new series Of one thousand shares, COM
mencing with Saturday, March Q. This
offers an excellent opportunity to persons
Of limited means who desire TO make
easy arrangements for building and i'm
proving property. Meetings every Satur-
day evening from $3.50 to s pm.
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THE CouRrs-U. S. DISTRICT COURT
Judge j. J. Jackson. This Court met at
10 o'clock yesterday and disposed OF the
oil owing business:
u. S. vs.. F. L. Gerrish. Indicted for
using the mails fer fraudulent purposes.
The Court doth order that this cause be
continued until the next term, and de-
PENDANT be admitted to bail before any
Commissioner OF this court, by entering
into bond OF $500 with sufficient surety in
like sum.
John Cochran VS.. Steamer Express No.
2. This cause was submitted to the court
upon argument by John IL. Hutchison,
Esq, Of Parkesburg, for the libellant and
Captain B. B. Dovener for the respondent.
Court adjourned until 0 a. NJ. to-day.
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THE COLLEGE CLUB CONCERT "A fine au-
dience, made up largely OF our best people
and OF those who move in musical circles,
greeted the Washington-J etferson College
Club and Jean Wallace at the Academy Of
Music last evening. The college songs
were rapturously received and Miss Wal
lace made decided hit In this, her first
appearance before Wheeling audience.
The Club consists OF eight members,
James s. Beacon, President; D. +. Nc
Gill, Director; ]. NJ. Rose, N. S. Hoey, ].
B. Clark, Edwin Linton, Thomas F. Irwin
and Tom A. Stewart. Miss Annie Moore,
the accompanist, Is an accomplished mu-
stefan, and plays a perfect accompaniment
with finished touch and much express
sion.
The programme, as published in the IN
TELLIdRNcER Of yesterday, was followed.
The songs, with their rollicking choruses,
were sung as only college students
can sing them. Several selections
were encored, and among those that met
with the most favor were "Noah's Ark, )"
"Three Chafers," Sucking Cider Through
a Straw" and "Evelina."
The whistling and triple tongueing Of
Mr.. ]. NJ. Rose was the finest thing OF the
kind we ever heard, and the gentleman
was twice encored. He has remarkably
clear voice, and his versatile talent has
secured him tempting offers from several
minstrel troupes; he does not think, how
ever, OF entering the burnt cork. profession
at present.
The singing OF Miss Wallace Immediate
ly touched the warm side OF the audience,
and the lady was greeted with loud ap-
plause at every appearance, and recalled
again and again. Her fine appearance
and graceful bearing were noticeable, and
her ballad singing was marked by taste
and expression. Her voice possesses
richness and power, and shows careful
and thorough training. The selections
she sang were: Gaily Chant the Summer
Birds. L'Inconnu, and Brown Eyes, with
Bonnie Sweet Bessie, Baby Mine and
Gentle Annie as encores. Miss Wallace
has won her way to the hearts Of the
music-loying people OF Wheeling, and
will receive hearty welcome should she
ever visit us again. The College Glee
Club, also, can count on cordial recep-
ton when they return to our city.
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dissolution.
SEEAAlL,ESD[, PROPOSALS FOR USE b
~ COAL SCALES. VIZ VI
-, C1Tr CLRTK'A 0Rnu
WHEELING, ". Va V,,sS ,


Sealed proposals will 10 received a,tb. a.. 4.
City Clerk until MONDAY, March /, isso Il ~ !
P. NJ, for the use Of the Coal seals 10 ~ S,l.
wards Of the city for the year oOnnencjSi a. 4. y
day Of May, 1880, vs. va
The scales that proposals will b received srn,
FIRST wARD-L0catsd nsar,hs come, -
and Market streets; also one ii the eOrptf 10,
and Main streets. N''.'i
SECOND WARD-Scalesat the pOrth ,o1 IA. !,
Ward Market House. ~ ''''--'
FOURTH WARD ScALES-.One on ,h,,,, Z
Eotf and Seventeenth streets; also one Al 4. \.
end Of Seventeenth street bridge, " =
FIFTH WARD-Scales al the south Al Jk,
Market Square; also one Of Bodlsy BFVs m IN
SEVENTH wARD-Scales located % ~ ~.
EIGHTH WARD SCALES-OnS on M 49,
ThIrty.ninth aud Jacob streets, and Out y IN
Bros coal bank.
For the safety Of persons bidding ipa ,,,,r,,
leases II Ia announced that the contfaeI IN N
drawn that each welgher, Ia addition 10 bdsfuu,t
10 the penalties prescribed In the OFdinlbte ! ~
December Q, 1879, for any violation thtipl No
felt his lease II he SHALL by varying rOr d, ,ii
prescribed In said ordinance, or 6y bOlItltf ~
for dealers In articles 10 be NeIsnei, o. hhiSiI,
them any material special service, OF by M l,iI
means secure or bid Tor the patronage 70 b nj
any person whomsoeyer. The Committee & a
Teserying the right 10 reject any or all bids
mh2 ALEX. UPDEtlRAFF, CiTO4k
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PRRsoNAI.-James V. Dickey has accept
ed position in Geo. R. Taylor's dry
goods store.
Thomas Foster, Sheriff Of Writ county,
was at the Auditors Office yesterday.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson, OF Parkers.
burg, was at the Mcclure yesterday.
Hon. A. F. Raymond, Of the Supreme
Court OF Appeals, occupied seat on the
bench OF the U. s. District Court yester.
day, with Judge Jackson.
Howard Hazlett, Esq, OF Washington,
Pa, is in the city.
Miss Stein, Of Washington, Pa, who has
been visiting in this city returned home
yesterday.
Hon. 3. P. T. Moore, Of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals, Is on the bench again,
after q severe attack OF sickness.
John Beuter, Of this city, who has been
attending the school OF pharmacy at
Philadelphia, is at home.
Miss Sophia Harding, Of Washington,
Pa, is visiting Miss Lou Butler, on
Twelfth street.
Miss Jennie Acheson, OF Washington,
Pa, is visiting Miss Ida Hall, on Four
teeth street.
Mrs. DR.. John A. Campbell left for
Washington, D. O., last night.
Capt. R. T. Devries is at the National
Capital.
Arthur sinsel, Esq, Assistant Master Of
Road, B. & o., was in the city yesterday.
John Basel, Esq, Of Clarksburg, Is at
the New Mcclure.
Hon. John ]. Jackson, jr., Judge OF the
United States District Court; General N.
Gof, jr., United States District Attorney;
Jasper Y. Moore Clerk, and George w.
Patton United States Marshal, are at the
New Mcclure.
Hons. A. +. Raymond and @. P. 7.
Moore, OF the Supreme Court Of Appeals,
are registered at the New Mcclure.
Geo. B. Caldwell, a formor student OF
Washington College, q corporal in Com
pany A, Tooth Regiment P. ", and SUBJ
sequently Adjutant Of the 18th West Vir-
ginia Infantry, and now prominent law
yer Of Wheeling, Is spoken OF as candi.
date for Attorney General OF West Vir-
ginia, by the epublicans.-W Washington
[Pd.) Observer.
Miss Belle and Maggie Myers, Of st.
Clairsville, are visiting Mrs. DR.. Wunder.
Itch in Centre Wheeling.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the
Stamm we noted Mr.. A. Thistle and lady,
Sistersville; A. B. Mason, West Warren,
W. Va; W. 7. Dubois, Philadelphia; j.
W. M'Coy, Fairmont; W. ]. Daugherty,
Weston and W. Smith, sandusky.
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were few OF the remarks.
Mr.. & MIS-. DANIEL MAXWELL will eel.
brate their silver wedding at Notes Hall
Monday night next Col. Maxwell has
been surveyor OF roads in Richie district
for many years and his many friends will
be glad to congratulate him.
The Register Specialist" has for several
days been working up the "Father
Kreusch AFFAIRS" which at least two pa
pers in this city have already ventilated,
and, no doubt, 1t will appear in the shape
OF scoop" this morning. "With our
telephone and strikes we will always fur
nish the latest news"
The police were notified yesterday that
lady In East Wheeling had been robbed
OF watch. One OF the policemen went
out and the woman described the watch
and also told who took 1t, but as TO who
the party Is they are very reticent, saying
they "know him and will have him in
few days"
Miss JEAN WALLACE, who was received
with such enthusiasm in the concert last
evening, Is a member OF the Gounod Club,
Of Pittsburgh, and sings in the choir Of
the st. Andrews Episcopal Church, OF
that city. She has been favorite pupil
OF Prof. Tetedoux, and is regarded by him
as very promising soprano.
A MAN named Cent? has been selling
pruning hooks in the Eastern part Of this
county and in Washington county, Pa.
Messrs. Ely, Kerr and Wright signed
what they supposed to be receipts for these
hooks. These receipts turned up in Clays-
Vile, Pa, in the shape Of notes to the
amount OF 500, which had been discount
ed by D. NJ. Campsey, broker. Many
others are also reported, and the trouble
Is that the notes will have to be paid.
AN exchange says: The B. & o. R. R.
Company recently caused to be taken the
names OF all Its employees over the age Of
55 years. This, has created no small
concern among those interested, and much
speculation as to the purpose OF the COM
pany. 1t has been suggested that the
object was for the purpose OF organizing
some kind OF an insurance agency among
the Company's employees. AT least we
presume there is no real cause for alarm.
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To a,e Hon. Samuel B. McColloch. Jude:

To De Hon. Samuel B. McColOch, Judge:
An eastern man writes to know II 1t is
worth while to file a claim against the
estate Of one schlemeil, bankrupt. Regis
ter replied: No assets whatever. Schedule
shows no property-not even wearing ap.
parel. Bankrupt supposed TO be running
around naked. When assignee is appoint
ed, I will instruct him to furnish the I'M
fortunate man with clothing suitable for
his condition in life and the state Of the
weather and send him to Gundling's, have
his nakedness well clothed, where the
star shines with the greatest benevolence
on all unfortunates who seek the cheapest
investment in that line in West Virginia.
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Notice to C Contractors &BuItsr
orFIoE OF THE BOARD OF Pubic Woiul
WHEELING, Noyemberl2 lEN II

WHEELING, NOVelnDefl3, lM
Sealed proposals will be received b d
Board OF Public Works, Of the State dEs
Virginia, addressed to the undersigned 81
12 o'clock noon, Of March the lsL lSsl, sSa
ALTERATIONS IN, and the ADDITION "a 4
Building known as the State HouSe, at CSrs
ton, Kanawha county, West Virgnil sui
ing to the plans and specifications iunhhEs
@. g. Kemble and A. PEBBLES, joint AfChitad
Bids will be received for the whole, En4 4
several parts OF the work. Plans andFtsS
cations may be seen at the Capitol Bal&is
in Wheeling, on and after JGxUAlT |, ~
and any information relative thentOny !
obtained by applying TO G. G. KsnSs "
Architect, resident at Wheeling, WeEM
Bonds and security. approved BY thBGs
OF Public Works, will be required d ~
contractor. The right Of receiving ctlts
ing any or all bids Is reserved.
By order OF the Board Of Public Woth
nol7 s. BRADY. SetI
The time for receiving the above bdian'
tended until - o'clock noon, THURSDAY
March %, 1880. By order
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PULPIT PolHrs.-Therew will be no preach.
ing in the Second Presbyterian Church
tomorrow, the pastor being absent. Sum
day School at o A. N. and social prayer
meeting at Ann.
Services at the Third Presbyterian
Church, Rev. Lyle, tomorrow. Morning
subject, "The Sixth Commandment"
evening, "The Prodigal Son." Sabbath
School at 9 r. N. All are invited.
First Reformed Episcopal Church SER
vices, Mozart Hall, at 1880 A. NJ: Holy
Communion. Sabbath School at 8 A. N.
Morning subject: The Awakened Tailor.
No evening service.
First Baptist Church, Twelfth and By.
ron. Morning subject: Things which
Eiify. Evening: Unity in Heaven. Sun.
day School at 2P. N. Golden Rule. Rev.
]. W. Carter, OF Parkersburg, will preach
during the week, each evening, at n
o'clock, and all are invited to come and
hear 0hio's earnest and eloquent divine.
The Sunday School lesson for to.mor-
row, in large majority Of our Sunday
Schools, will be 1.-THE Sayiour's Golden
At the English Lutheran Church, to.
morrow, Rev. ]. N. thinner, Q former
Wheeling citizen, now OF North Hope,
Pa, will otficiate. Services at 10t A. NJ,
and IN. N. Sunday School at2 o'clock.
Rev. s. B. Barnitz Is announced TO
preach In staunton, Va, tomorrow,
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WASHINGTON, March 6.-1 A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising
barometer, colder west winds, cloudy
weather, with occasional rain, followed by
clearing weather and falling barometer,
and winds shifting to warmer south.
For the Lower Lakes, rising barometer
colder westerly winds. cloudy weather
and occasional snow, followed by falling
barometer and winds backing to warm
south.
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We are glad to learn that Isaiah War
rem & Co. recovered the amount Of their
insurance-twelye hundred and fifty dol
lars, with costs and interest against the
Ohio Insurance Company, Of Dayton.
This company, although the other five
policies were promptly paid, refused on
triaing and technical grounds to do what
an intelligent business jury decided in
half an hour. Messrs. Follett & Dawson,
Of Cincinnati, had the case in hand for
the nlainLiffa.