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increased or EearFanged; or, whether the
members OF the House can DO increased.
On this question 1 am Of the opinion that
the members Of the House can be incIeas-
ed, but think the Senate should remain at
ia present number. The re'districting OF
the State into Congressional districts will
also most likely be done. Then the tnves-
tigatiOn into the charges for public print,
ing will be taken up as it was laid over until
the adjourned session by reason OF the
brief time remaining Of the present sss-
sion.
"Ihs present session will not be ex.
tended further than Tuesday, will tt|'
asked our meek and lowly scribe.
Bless you, mol understand twenty
eight memb eTs OF the HOuae left for home
on Saturday, and know Of seven senat-
ors who have leave Of absence for the re-
mainder OF the session. No, there will be
no further extension. Not any,"
"You will be with us again next JAnu'
ary?"
~ hope So"
The reporter then took his leave feeling
that he had imposed upon the patience
and time OF the agreeable gentleman long
enough-peThaps too long,
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Movements OF ,samboAis-Levse NOles
aud Gossip,
The marks last evening indicated II feet
9 inches and rising,
The St. Lawrence left for Cincinnati Sat.
urday evening, with good trip out.
The Andes Is due from Cincinnati TO-
day and will return tomorrow at the
usual hour,
The Diurnal will be to.day's packet for
Parkersburg, leaving at 1880 a. IN.
The Bachelor will be to-morrow's Pitts
burgh packet, departing at lam.
The local packets are making theil
usual daily trips,
PrrTsBURaH, March l3,-River s feet ant
rising. Weather cloudy and rainy.
CrScNEATI, March lS.-River % feet,
inches and rising, Weather cloudy, tenn
perature unchanged. Departed: Scotia
Pittsburgh.
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FISH COnnlsSlONEns' MEETING,


TmprO yenenta 10 the Hatchery AT Rom.
ney Decided UpOn-haIteFE OF Inter,
ebi,
Messrs. II, b. Miller, Of Wheeling, O. s.
White, Of Romney, and N. NJ, Lowry, OIL
Hinton, the Fish Commissioners for this
State, held meeting in the Attorney.
Generals Office, Capitol Building, gathr.
day afternoon last
The Commissioners decided to build a
fence around tho hatchery at Romney,
construct carp ponds, and make other
improvements to the grounds az they
deemed necessary for the succssslul con.
duct Of feb culture, Tbe Legislature has
appropriated only two thousand dollars
for the use Of the Commissioners and tbay
are working hard to make II 40 As iar Ss
possible. They arc considering PROPOSE.
ton 10 build keepers house at the hatch.
cry at Romney, but Il is doubtful that tbsy
will have enough funds left alter making
the improvements already decided upoi3
TO accomplish IT, What funds, II any, are
left over will be devoted to stocking ths
streams Of the State with fish,
The Commissioners report Oysst srcco,.
with neatly oil Of their undertskinvs ~
iaE' seVcf'! sttesms are fully sucked with
Sabs-notsbly the areenbrier and Nav
ayers, In lhgThird district.
Fisi culture ia one Of the inbo,tanL in.
tefesis OF this State, and IL Ia safe 10 Say
thal Y 10 entrusted In the best Of hands,
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PIANOS AND ORGANS OHEAP.-The fol
lowing Pianos and Organs are offered o.
Lucas Music Store at great bargains, and
on easy payments Of S. 90 to $1,000 pei
month until paid for;
One seven.oCtave piano, $3.50,
One Reven.oCtave piano, $l75.
One Hallet and DSyis piano, Sl26.
One Hallet and Davis plano, $3.50.
One six.oCtaye piano, $50.
One seven'oCtave piano, $l75.
One StodATt piano, 1925.
One Bacon and Raven piano, $l25.
One six-octave piano, $50,
One six.octave piano, $50.
One six.octave organ, Sll5.
One 6ve-Octave organ, $75,
One fye.ootaVe organ, $65.
One A l-oCtRve piano, $S5.
One five.oCtave melodeon, $50.
One fve.oCtave melodeon, $50.
One 6ye.octave organ, new SIS.
All the above secondhand Instrument
are In good repair and tune. Gall and ex
amino OF Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market
Street,
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President Summers Of the Senate intro.
duced resolution in that body on satur.
day last which insttucts the Judiciary
Committee to inquire into the expedleucy
oil and the probable cost Of preserving the
porttaiR Of the Governors Of this State, to
be hung In the Executive chambers, and 10
report by bill or otherwise.
This ia A proper move and should meet
with favorable consideration at the hands
Of the committee 10 which II has been re.
ietFed. The old State oil Virginia has the
portraits Of her Governors from old COLONY
times down TO the present period, and
why should not the younger initiate 30
good an example Of the olds'.
WhV not7
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HOSE HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of llinOr Moment Merely. Men.
Ilnmnn.


IlOned.
One Of the first questions asked by
young lady visitors At tho House il, "Is
Col. Monroe married"
The Kanawha delegation was 80 house
divided against iiselP Friday evening.
When Greek meets Greek you may look
for the fur to fly,
The Barbour JCJerSOniGn adds its testi.
mony to the many tAttering tributes to
Delegate Motfett that have appeared in the
State press this session,
Hon. ]. v, Bell, member OF the Legiala-
ture from Mineral county, was in town on
Sunday, on visit TO his wife who is with
her father, Mr.. John NJ Wolf, and is quite
il.-MGHinSburg Daily Independent,
Mr.. Lurty says he and numerous others
have not been impoEtunate about their
measures, but Shave sat like so many
jumping jacks, responsive to the touch Of
the wire" The inieIerce is that the wires
we're manipulated by the Third district.
Mr.. Cox, oi the Monongalia delegation,
has been unwell almost all the present
session, but has attended to his duties as
faithfully as his fellow members. Satur'
day, however, he was so i'll he found il
impossible to attend the sessiona Of the
House,
There is considerable ill,health among
the members oil the House, and it is gen
orally attributed in large measure to lack
OF proper ventilation. Among those who
have suffered this session are Judge Fer
gusOn, Col, Monroe, Mr., Cox and Olerh
Peyton,
Clerk PeytOn is suffering from q severt
attack Of quinsy, aggravated by over exsr
ton OF the vocal organs. DR., Bee exam
ined his throat Saturday, and pronounced
1t dangerous for him to read in the Gondi
lion his throat wRR in. He was relieved
by Senate Clerk Parks,
Henry s. Walker, with unwonted dill
dencs, objected to Mr.. Morrow's mention
ing his name on the floor Of tho HOUSE
Friday evening, and took that gentleman
to task with some aspeTity. The alteTCa
ton attracted considerable attention, TAX
ing place Rs 1t did at Mr.. Morrow's desk
just after adjournment,
Mr.. Dodrill was presented the Other
day, by Auditor Miller, with a canned
bay lobster, and the Register records 1t as 6
canned crab. The Registers ignorance o.
natural history is not surprising, but nc
one would have believed there was an ed
ible article in existence with which the
House reporter OF that paper was not ia
| milinr.
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In the Housl Of Delegates one day,
The II nRble AlVf U, NOlm rOSe,
TEAS bluSt'Ty day oil the present term,
And the afternoon was near IT. clOle,
The paused to hear what he had 10 say,
And no said, with 40 aspect sad and stern,
As u II had bothered his mind AL day;
"Mr, SPEAKER, move that this House ad IOuTn''
AndItdiI When the next day drew to an enc
Tbs HOn'ablO AllOf U.SkOim iOss
with determined, mten rs " 10 defend
The Comm OnWCalth from dangerous iOps;-
He lifted BIZ qulVeriBg baud on high,
And his voice made every member turn
As be SAID, while Ore flashed from his eye,
~ move that this House do now adlOuTn.n
30 day by day, and week by week,
WuS Mr., AllOi U. n DIN there;
The members SMILED when he rose 10 speak,
For he EayS wore an Important air, .
He waved his arms, aud bObbOtl his head,
And to do something dreadful seemed 10 yoaFn
But "Mr, peaker,n hO simply sad,
III move that tho House do now adjourn"
But Hon. AllOl was not a tool,
ThouJh IN eaCh day journal bis nAmORppeaF
And some lmn the loaleF ahoutsihose halls,
a phantom VOicJ like an echo hears:--
For always luit ~ the HOusg set TO,
To do the wrong or the rlSht 10 Spurn,
The voice OF NOlm loud rang through,
~ move that The House do now ADJOURN
Oh, for Nolm In every House,
With walChiul eye aud ready tongue;
Then would our bitter Judgment rouse,
Then were the knell 81 folly rungi
FOrRlWaJS when the members Htrayed
Would TlDg aloud "thO,e words that burn
Aud AllOt would come to the tax. payers aid,
With Move that tho House do now I'd JuTnl'
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LENrEN LECruREs.
Second Lecture or n series Delivered by
bishop KAIn, at the Cathedral,

second Lecture or n series Delivered b.
bishop KAIn, at the cathedral,
Bishop Kain's second lenten lecture or
1.-THE Projections Of God" was delivered
yesterday afternoon in st. Joseph's Ca
thsdral, a large audience being present
The text was from Tx. Sd chap. and 14lh
verse: ~ Am Who Am"
In his exordium, the Bishop dwelt upon
the sublimiLy Of the subject, and the i'm.
possibility oil treating II In any other than
Cursory manner within the bounds Of a
single discourse. After dividing the divine
attributes into absolute and relative, or In.
communicable and communicable, be an.
nounCed that the former class would
ohiea engage his attention Starting from
the absolute necessity Of the divine ne.
ture, as expressed In the words Of the
text, he drew thence the arguments that
establish the indnity, eternity, immnta.
billty, itnmenslty and. simplicity oil the
Godhead. Each oneoi these divine attri.
bules furnished matter for most practical,
moral reflections. The object aimed at BY
the'fight FevpTened speaker was notmeFely
the theof6tiC exposition 81 the exCellsnCies
that adofn the Supreme Being, and the
reconciliation OF these Ito the tiReducated
mind, perhaps seemingly disCordant,)
qualities oil the Deity, but Atill more
the lessons Of Chfibtian holiness which
these divine reflections 80 strongly inCul.
ate. The goodness, mercy, patience, etc,
Of God, we're merely touched upon IN
conclusion, as attributes which should
engage the serious and ptayerlul Copsid.
Grafton Of all truly Christian men. The
conduct Of wofldlnRs who squendst 30
much Of their precious time In vain,
senseless imagihinngawas contrasted with
that Of the pious Christian who, looking
forward with confidence to the sight and
possession Of God in heaven, strives even
here ON earth 10 catch some CLEAN Of .hoss
divine pefieCtlonB which WIN tohbtitulh
o. bic eternal hapPiness here.
After.
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Mr.. @. Il. Deiters, formerly clerk Of the
Board Of Commissioners, LETT this city on
Friday last and proceeded to Bsllaire.
Friends followed aud tried to induce him
to return home, but they failed In their
mission. II was afterwards learned that
Mr.. Deitera had taken the 1880 o'clock
train Saturday morning for Pittsburgh.
Chief OF Police Bennett, al the solicitation
of Mr.. DeiterB' friends, telegraphsd to
Chief Fender at Pittsburgh TO intercept
him and take care Of him until his son
would arrive.
From the Pittsburgh Globe OF yesterday
we learn that Chief Fender took the dis.
patch and hled away to Allegheny, and
within an hour returned with his man.
Mr.. D. said, on coming into the Mayors
office. "Do l look like BniCidsr2 feel
little hollow; haven't had anything 10
eat since yesterday" He was escorted to
the Central Hotel, where Clerk CarnaCk
will see that he is attended 10. Mr.. y.
said. ~ got on aspree OIL account OF prop.
erty troubles, but ! suppose II Is all
Mr.. beite'H son loft on Saturday after.
noon for Pittsburgh, and will no doubt
prevail upon his father to return.
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Badly Kitten.

Peter KieiFer. corner Clinton and Ben,
nett streets, Buffalo, says: was badly bit.
ten by horae few days ago, and was in,
duced Aby friend who Witnessed the
occurrence to try DR.. Thomas EclectrtC
Oil. II relieved the pain almost imnedi.
ately, and In four days the wound was
completely healed. Nothing can be bet.
ter for fresh wounds.
Laughlin, Bros. ( Co., Agents. /.
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THR secret Of recruiting the vital prin.
Ciple is discovered in TUFTS Pills. In
Liver Affections, Dizziness, Headache,
Cosliveness, Dyspepsia, Fevefs Of all
kinds, Dysentery, FlatulenCe, Heartburn,
Efuptions Of the Skin, Nervousness, BIZ.
ious Collie, Loss Of Appetite and all trou.
bles Of the boWela their curative effects
are marvellous. They are truly the afllictl
cd IL friend,
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F. Burrows, OF the firm Of Burrows 4
Winstanley, sarnia and Wilkesport, writes
that he was cured Of a very dangerous case
OF Inflammation Of THE lung Ssolely by the
use Of five bottles Of FcleCtTic OIL. Feels
great pleasure In recommending 1t to the
public, as he had proved 1t, for many Of
the diseases II mentions to cure, through
his friends, and nearly every instance 1t
was efIectual.
Laughlin, Bros. & Co.,, Agents.
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l have sold at retail price since tile Alb
Of December last 1850 bottles OF Dr.. Thomas
EClectriC oil. guaranteeing every bottle.
must say l never sold q medicine In my
lille that gave such universal satisfaction
In my own case, with badly liberated
Throat, after q physician penciling It for
several days 10 no effect, the Electric Oil
cured II thoroughly in twenty.iour hours
and In threatened Group in my children
this winter 1t never failed to relieve almost
Immediately. U. r. HALL
Graypile, H., March 20, 1880.
Laughlln Bros. 4 Co., agents,
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RotlilpE t,tiiSr Robbed.

1.Ats Saturday night thieves, who ap.
pArently we're very dry, broke into thu
bottlins cellar Of Reymann's brewery,
East wheeling, and made of with about
EIGHT tlollats worth Of bottled beer. There
"A IudISputable evidence that the beer did
moi long remain In the bottled state, "a
b,oEen bottles were found scattered along
ibS railroad track In the vicinity Of the
CentFaI Glass Works. No trace Of the
fhieVes,
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CARBuScLEs, Felons, Boils, Sores Of Ion,
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, etc
positively cured without the aid OF a kniiI
or poultice, by using Mrs. Julye Myerl
Drawing and Healing Salve. Piles, Sail
Rheum, Erysipelas, Soft and UlCeratet
Oorns, Chillblaine, etc. 1t has never failed
TO cure. For sale by Logan & %.
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O. O. Jacobs, rs Folsom street, Buffalo.
an employee OF the U. s. Express Compsry,
says, DR.. Thomas' Eclectrlc OIL cured hin
Of q severe case Of Piles OF eight years
standing, having had tried almost eyeyT
known remedy, "besides two Buffalo Phy.
siclans," without relief; but the oil Gu al
him; be thinks II cannot be recommended
too highly.
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Maine News.

Hop Bitters, which are advertised in
our columns, are sure cure for aguer
biliousness and kidney complaints. Those
who use them say that they cannot be too
highly recommended. Those afflicted
should give them fair trial, and will be.
come thereby enthusiastic in the praise OIL
their curative quAllties.-PorlIand argus.
MMRAM
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Never said, though 1t Is certainly true
that neither Poppy nor Mandragora, moi
any Of the morphine essences OF the
Drowsy God contaminate that delight o.
chewers, Miller's Good Enough Navy
Plug Tobacco. M4Th
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Mt. John IalshleY, who has been lying
sick Of a fatal disease for some month";
past, at his residence on Virginia street
Island, was relieved Of his suffering by
death last evening. Mr.. Laishley was
well known In this city, and was respected
for bis many good trails Of character. He
was warm and impulsive friend, and a
generous and upright citizen. His stricken
widow and family have the sympathy oil
a wide circle Of friends and aClualntanCes.
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twenty-five pieces OF choice new styles
Rt extremely low prices. Gall soon at
John Roemer's Dry Goods, Carpet and
Wall Paper Emporium, II you wish to save
money, Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street.
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COURTS.
Proceedings Of the Court OF Appeals
Is. District Court Matters.

PFOCeedIpES Of the Court OF Appeals
U. n. District Court Matters,
The Supreme Court OF Appeals met In
their chambers at the Capitol, $3.50 A. NJ.
Saturday, with Judges Moore, Raymond,
johnson and GreenSon the bench, and
disposed Of the following business:
In the case OF Oliver A. Patton and vile
vs. W. A. Quarter, trustee, and Others,
from KanRwha county, en- appeal was al
lowed; bond 5000.
In DAVIDSON vs. Corbin and others, from
Taylor county, petition for appeal was
refused.
In Perry v9. Horn and others, from
Wood county, an appeal wasallowed bond
$500.
In O'Brien vs.. BriCe and others, from
Hancock county, an appeal and superse-
IDEAS was allowed; bond 5000.
In All Va. Bartlett, from Harrison C0un.
ty, writ Of error was allowed; bond 5000
In McMullen vs. Eagsn, from Kanawha
county, an order was made requiring the
filing OF new bond with good security,
within aixty days, under penalty Of q dis
missal Of the appeal,
In Besll Va. Curtence and others, from
Braxton county, petition for appeal was
refused.
In Gilmer's administrator vs.. Bakers all.
miniBtrator and othetg, sn appeal and
supeTsedeaB was allowed; bond $780,
Adjourned until next Saturday morning
al 10 o'clock.
U. s. DISTRICT COURT.
The us. District Court, Judge Jackson
presiding, met at l0A. NJ. Saturday, and
transacted the following business:
Geo. Dakin, under All indictment for
felony in violating the U. s. postal laws,
waa admitted to bail in the sum Of 81 900.
On motion oil the District Attorney, a
nolls WIS entered In tho case Of David
Levi, who was indicted for felony.
About half past eleven o'clock the grand
Jury came In with nm indictment for felony
against VIM. Philips, Justice Of the Peace
for Clay diBthCi, Ohio county, W. Va.
There being no further business de.
mandiug the attention Of the grand Jury,
they we're discharged.
by order Of Judge jackson, the clerk
issued Caplas for Justice Philips, made
returnhble forthwith. The paper was
placed in The hands OF Deputy Marshal
John D. Maxwell, who In about half
hour returned with Mr.. Philips in Gus.
toly.
b b. poyener, Esq attorney for the
prisoner, dBnuTed 10 tho indictment and
0sked time TO prepare bis demurrer. Alter
some discussion, His Honor stated that he
would hear the demurrer at Olarksburg,
Tuesday, April 9th, and demanded bail In
the sum OF $1,000 for Mr.. Philips appear.
anCea at that time. The bail was promptly
furnished, Mr. will Hahdlan being The
bondsman.
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IT lssomething unusual indeed that The

IT is something unuaual indeed that the
Republican consents 10 editorially forward
the interests Of advertisers Of what are
known "a patent medicines, as II does not
frequently fall out that we can have posi-.
tive knowledge Of their merits. However
we take pleasure in saying Of 6t. Jacobs
Oil from individual experiment, that II 10
d most excellent remedial agent, and a.
such we can heavily recommend it.-H
Louis Republican. ''' '
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AhUsRAEzHs.
MInatFels TO.nighI-Aeademy OF Music
s.HenFta OF ORk.n

'tHeaFta OF OAK"
Last week there we're three open nights
at the Opera House, but the audiences on,
the three show nights made up for the
gap, "Hazel Kirke" drawing superb au.
dience and "Uncls Toms Cabin" playing
to full houses-the audience room and the
gallery being packed at the matinee, At
the Academy Of Music the business has
been good all week, the attractions being
above the average.
'HRARTs OF OAK"
The above beautiful domestic drama will
be presented at the Opera House on the
18th, 18th and 10Th and matinee. The
scenery incidental to the drama Is very
realistic and contributes greatly to the en-.
ioyment Of the scenes it aids in depicting,
The play Is strong in situations, and deal.
ing as 1t does in the tenderest emotions OF
the human heart, the impression made
upon an audience is deep and last
ing. The cast is strong. Mr., Herne
as the Sailor miller" the hero, is ten
der and true, and, as the victim OF fate, re.
tsins the sympathy Of the audience to the
end Of the play, "0wen Garraway" (Sid'
ney Smith), the rugged old salt with q
kind heart, but who never speaks without
his "stlidsVy," presents Q picture true 10
life, and "holds the mirror up 10 nature"
Without going into greater details 1t can
be trnthiully said that Hearts Of Oak Is q
sterling play, beautifully set, and ably
acted, and well deserves the encomtums
that have followed 1t throughout the
country, Reserved seats on sale at Baum
er's tomorrow morning.
FANNIE HERRING.
The present week promises to be an
eventful one in the history OF the Acad-
envy Of Music, Fannie Herring, BoweIy
favorite, has been engaged for the entire
week and will appear in her most popular
and successful plays, supported by q
strong company. II will be week OF In
teIest to "the boys" and from the lsdy's
Reputation we expect TO see the Academy
crowded every night. 1t is a pleasant
place to visit.
HAyERLY's CoLoRED IAsToDoNs.
Tonight Havsrly's genuine Colored
Mastodon Minstrels appear at the 0pera
House and the expectation Is that the
house will be packed from pit to dome, a.
It always Is when minstrel troupe Is the
attraction. The troupe is worthy Of pat
ronage and we hope II will meet with the
cordial reception 1t fully merits. This
afternoon street parade will be given in
which the entire company will appear
handsomely uniformed and led by the
inlmitable Bohee as drum major. Seats
can be secured ut Banners music store.
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Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Freemsn'B
New National Dyes. For brightness and
durability Of color, are uneQualed. Color
from 2 to pounds. Price Is cents. D4w
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THE finest selection OF childrens' shoes
IN the city will be found at Wilson Bros.
closing out sale. -
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nv household duties had l not been
strengthened and sustained by Warmers
safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
Mrs. O. V. CALHOUN, New York.
MWFGW,
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MARROW shoes for ladies at cost.
WiLSoN BRos,
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w ltoVe plate moldefs Steady vtft att,T.
pay. No nVnlon nolderi" ntci apply ~"
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Now Advertisements.
10 Whom It May Concern.
Save Your EYes--I. G. Dillon.
Spring and Summer Dress Goods-Mar-
shall, Kennedy 4 Go.
For CinCinnsti-Andes.
Westwood's Hall-sparrlng and Wrest-
ling Exhibition.
FlutIng Machines-Nesbitt & Bro.
YOU can have your key wind watch made
Into stem Wlnder by aH.
JACOB ". 6RUBB,
Practical Matchmaker,
Corner Twelfth aud Market Ste.
TRY Irish salmon at ..
GEO. K. MoaEEHEN'S,
No. 1854 Market st.
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THE FEie,,d Sf lIsilSats Ladies'
Is wansr's Sale kidney and hVe ~ Cure Z,