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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-28

A lew weeks ago Buffers surveying par
ty, accompanied by Strong and M attorney
named Barrett, came into the county, and,
representing themselves ~ railrord engi.
necrs prospecting for new railroad route.
went To work endeavoring 10 establish the
Wilson survey. Not much attention was
paid to them at first, but when II became
apparent that land surveying and not rail-
road engineering was their real object, they
then proiesscd 70 be hunting trsces oi .
suspicion became aroused and an inyesti-
CATION was set on foot. and when the real
object was discovered 70 be an efsOrt on the
part Of Butler and Strong 10 grab lands"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-28
BUSINESS
Report OF the Leading Clearing Houses.

BOsToS, Mass, March 2. - From the
Post: The following table show total gross
exchanges at q leading clearing houses oi
the United States. % being for the week
ending March 18th, and one. Louisville. fol
the week ending March 23rd:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-28

.:,.b,rl is still sick, and will be un-
~ -, ,npear before the House commit
,- several days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-28

The Concord, y. H., Monitor describes
simple telephone which is used sue
tSsiully by several persons in Concord.
consists merely Of a copper wire with
small box at each end and is operated
without a battery. Toy telephones of
his description have been often made
'eiorc, but this one seems to be taking
an active part in the business of the
lace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-28

FL. MARYLAND Legislature has passed
'rpr;ns-post law, applicable only to
Who are guilty of wife-beating.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-28
UfyIeh In n nuel.

PEsrH, Mach 27-Eafer, the correspond
ent of the UesDebatt hsS:.been killed IN
duel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-28
RAILROAD MATTERS.
Reported Sale OF the Cleveland and
Marietta Road.

NEwCoMERsTowN, OHIO, March 26.-lt is
reported here on reliable authority that
General A. J. Warner, of Marietta, has tel
egraphed friend that the Cleveland and
Marietta Railroad was purchased to-day by
Commodore Garrison. of New York, owner
of the Wheeling and Lake Erie Road. This
will give a direct route from the Southern
Ohio coalfieldS to Cleveland and Toledo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-28

: Johns, New Foundiand, dispatch
,r,. snow there is drifted ten feet
and roads are blocked in all direc-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-28

. the city Of Springfield, Illinois, the
,I voters have rebeled against the
.rl,iran party, and nominated col
candidates for every city office cx-
-. .rrn.N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-28

?. =. .aid that Private Dalzell is book
hr a foreign mission. This will be
i,.vs toeditors whose waste-baskets
|. of small capacity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-28

Suicide is assuming somewhat alarm
nS dimensions in Berlin. Within a
Orlnight alone no fewer twenty-eight
e'SonS took, or tried to take, their lives,
giving an average of two a day. In
nr week there were seventeen cases,
wen falling to one day. This gives a
S'e''e side oi the medal in this military
'P{a'' which il at present given up to
' brilliant whirl Of court balls and
NtF'H;CTtainments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-28

Tie latest news from Senator Hill is
Tfy encouraging, showing that the
ifculty under which he now labOrs
luee from the premature healing Of
he wound i'm his neck, and not from
b, original trouble. There is n strong
undation for the hope that his cure
"iIl he speedy and at the same time
ornament
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-28

Tie hates, scientific curiosity inspired
EE,ou'~ electric light is a lady's
-orh in which tiny incandeseent
.ars take, the place Of and outvies the
-riaury ola diamond Of the purest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-28

.vrrsl associations of New Orleans
~ decided TO abandon the proposed
|, Sslle celebration, on account Of the
.rstIon caused by tn floods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-28

p +, said the Pope declares he will not
i've the Emperor Francis Joseph at
Vatican, fthe Emperor visits King
,...,h.rt at Rome.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-28

1iIicnthal, the eminent Rabbi
liter died yesterday morning, at
L.rnnati.
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And now we read that the streets of
.Aers Greece, are blOckaded with
,v and that the Athenians have had
everest winter known in genera
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-28
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
Morning Session.

Prayer by Mr.. Doddril, of Webster.
Several members were granted leave Of
absence for remainder OF session.
House bill No III, relating to the govern.
ment of Berkeley Springs, was read third
time and passed.
Mr.. Mcneil moved to take up Senate
Joint resolution No. -, concerning Ameri-
can citizens confined in British prisons,
which motion was adopted.
IfMr Quarter moved to amend the rcso-
luton by adding at the end thereof the
following: innocent OF crime, II such
there be"
Mr.. Morrow moved to amend the amend
mcnt by striking out IF such there be-,
which motion prevailed, and the amend
ment as amended was adopted.
Considerable opposition to the wording
of the resolution having been manifested,
Mr.. Kepner moved to amend as follows:
Insert in line four: TO secure for Ameri-
can citizens now confined in prisons IN
Ireland by authority OF the English gov
ernmeut, contrary TO the spirit oi puollc
law all the rights of which, as American
citizens they are justly entitled.
Mr.. Kepner's amendment was adopted
and the resolution as thus amended was
passed.
House Bill No. 424, concerning the TAX
ing OF real estate for public uses, was, under
suspension of the rules, read first, second
and third times and passed.
A Joint resolution was adopted author
izing the auditor to turn over TO the janitor
of the Capital all unnecessary assessors
property books to be sold as waste paper.
Senate bill No. 15S, relating to appeals
from the County Court, was under suS,
pension of the rules, read second and
third times and passed.
Senate bill No. 2i7, authorizing the Har::
rison county Agricultural Society to extend
its police jurisdiction, was read a hrSt,
second and third times and passed,
Senate bill No. 2j3, making an appropria-
tion for supplying the people with pure
bovine vaccine virus, was read second
and third times and passed.
House bill No. 324, amending the charter
of the town of Martinsburg, was read 4
third time and passed.
The House then took a recess until 2:Oo
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Hon. William F. Cody, better known
S"BuilalO Bill" whose most famous
xpioits hitherto have been upon the
.a'nN OF the far West, is now institut-
a. raid upon the very heart of east
m civilization. He, with other heirs
old Philip Cody, lays claim to sixteen
creS Of real estate in the city of Cleve-
and now worth well on to two millions
{ dollars.
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THE NEWS.

., M. 600 telephones are in use in
.,uutTY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-28

Tie lobby OF the Ohio Legislature are
,-ng both themselves and the men,
- int, trouble, by u too free Use Of
new. and by holding out too great in
cmtutS.
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Afternoon Session.

House Bill No 42O, the Legislative ap-
preparation bill, was returned from the
Senate, having passed TO take effect from
its passage, -.
ton of certain notices, was returned from
the Senate with an amendment fixing the
price at s.. 20 for the first insertion and Goc
for each succeeding publication. The
Senate amendment was disagreed TO- and
committee of conference, consisting OF
Messrs. Hubbard, Leonard and Edmlnston'
was appointed. . -,
This completed the business OF the
House, and while waiting for the Senate
good deal of amusement was created by the
introduction of a series of resolutions by
Mr.. Quarter and running debate on Mr.;
.Morrow's Congressional resoluuoil' ana
other similar matters, and the House final
Iv took a recess until o'clock, in order To
give the Senate time to complete the busi-
ness before it.
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NEIaHnoRMoop I'VE.


Il
George Stephens, of Gravel Hill is very low
with Inflammation OF the bowels.
Mr.. Thomas Dickson, Road Master of the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh roads was in town
yesterday.
A child of Officer Turner's is very low with
typhoid fever, and Shannon Archer has been
serving in Turner's place.
William thinner, one of the practical glass
men of the Belmont glass house, will take
Mr., Elson's place as manager of the works.
We have seen man who was waiting for
Or. Smith to stir him up about the trees he
promised to plant on the Square. Stir him
up.
Mr.. Gilmore has given up his place in
the planning mill of Dubois and Mccoy. Mr..
Holiday, OF Wheeling, will take his place. II
is no sinecure these times.
Some of the Third ward business men
have made arrangements by which they
agree to considerably increase from their
own pockets the pay of the night Waterman
for their ward, and expect him to be in
return particularly vigiiant in guarding
their property.
BENwoop.
Deputy Sheriff Mathews was in town yes,
terday collecting taxes.
County Assessor Manning is making his
yearly visits to our citizens.
Council, at their meeting on Tuesday
evening, appointed the following officers
For treasurer, Henry w. Fisher; sergeant
John Healy; health officer, DIR. H. ID. Ford
assessor, a. l.. Policy.
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ither way. merely. wished 10 plain my.

either way 1merely wished 10 xplain my:
vote.
The prosecuti ion rested and the GROSS exam
nation, which was short, was as follows
Dovencr-How do you like that cigar
Scllultze-I am not under oath as regards
that.
Receiver Dunaway recalled was in New
York with Eceles and Kull, to my sorrow.
Caldwell-Why sorrow2
Dunaway-I helped lug one hot morning
the Squire from the park to the Battery; we
did ride a'little way on the elevated railway.
1 will say, he was perfectly sober. Did not
hear any orders given about lanterns or whips.
Know nothing about the matter.
Observation-Disclosures was no talk about
dark lanterns.
City Clerk Bowers was recalled and pro-
duced several books over which he and
Solicitor Caldwell poured for some time,
and papers and receipts submitted in tes-
timony before were produced. About half
an hour was thus droned away, during
which the members smoked and the specta-
tors melted away At length Mr.. Caldwell
stated that taking into account all the money
turned over to the city by Eccles that he
(Ecctesl still owed $24, and the witness he
wanted to prove this was absent
Considerable parleying ensued over the
point of adjournment which was finally had
to next Friday evening, and the curtain was
rung down and the lights extinguished by
Lieutenant Sylvis.
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PURELY Personal.
All Sorts of News ana Gossip ABout
rfOua EanOnIo

All SOFtS oA NcHS ana ~uNAtp AbOut tHa
rIOus People.
Rev. W. Z. Loomis, of the Thomson NJ. E..
Church, will preach in the First NJ. E.
Church, Bridgeport, at seven o'clock this
evening.
Sheriff A. L. vandal, of Roane county,
was at the State House yesterday, accompan-
led by w. Huddleston. The two brought a
one year for bigamy.
Miss Cora Douglass, handsome and very
attractive lady of Brooklyn, who has been,
for the past month or sO- the guest of Mrs.
VIM. Leighton, Jr., of Chapline street, South
Side, left for her home last evening Her
departure will be sincerely regretted by all
who had met her.
DIR. Ed. Booking, of Wheeling, and DIR. A
Williams, of Parkersburg, arc in the city to
attend the State Board of Pharmacy, which
meets here tomorrow. DIR. Ed. Boggs, of
this city, is a member of the Board. ]. L.. w.
Baker, OF MartiuSburg, is the fourth member
of the Board. and he will arrive in the city
tomorrow. The Board has great deal of
work to do during its sessions here.-Charles-
ton Call
Rev. c. P. Masden, pastor of Fourth Street
NJ. f. Church, Wheeling, lectursd in Univer-
sity Chapel on Thursday evening" March 80,
on "The Philosophy of Happiness and how
to Make Others Happy" The audience was
large, and, SO far as we are able tOalearn, the
opinion prevails that the lecture was one OF
the most practical profitable and pleasur-
able ever delivered in the University Chapel.
-Ai0rQdntOIVn Post.
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TILE MENNERCuOR-
The Concert and Hall by this Society In
It's New Hall.

Last evening the MGnnerchor Singing So
ciety of this city, opened its new hall lthe
old roller skating rink with a splendid con-
cert followed by the most enjoyable ball of
the season. The old hall was hardly recog-
nizable. at the west end is a cogy and hand
sOmely mounted stage with scenery that is
gotten up in an artistic manner. Attic east
end are the dressing rooms. The floor is as
smooth and polished as one of marble, and
the seating arrangements are comfortable
The seats were all occupied ut s o'clock last
evening when the curtain rolled up, and the
following programme was given;
KrIrner's chestra.
LhOrus-Schic .Eckert
'"''' Miss L. MANN. u
Quartett-Coine where The Lilies bloom.
Misses Anna & Agnes Hess, Nessrs Arbenz & Etz
Vocal solo-kvening; .Cha&pius
Kramars Orchestra.
Piano Duett-O btt cnch licbe NOegelein. .....Kuhe
Miss L. Mann and Prof. i. Scheuer
Double Qlartett-Hyme an die Nacht....Beethovcn
Messts G. Ali. II. D: Bayha, F. c. Arbenz. c. Meyn,
Vocal sOloEsmeralda Ievcy
CborusMein liebster il A9fe tl1S Mdncold
MpnnerchOr.
The piano solo of Miss Mann's received the
hearty applause it deserved, rs it was nicely
played. The quartette, Come where the
Lilies bIOoh' was sung Win pleasing
shade and expression and was warmly re-
ceiyed. Miss Hess solo was SO vigorously
applanded that she gave as an encore MY
Sweetheart when a Boy" The Maennerchor
and double quartette under the efficient
training of Prof Sheutler, showed wonderful
improvement, and reflected decided credit
on the club. All the other members deserve
mention but space forbids.
The ball that followed was big success.
The floor was crowded all the time and the
music was divine. 1t was common remark
that Kramer never played better than he did
last night, with his seven musicians.
The Society has, in its new quarters. as cosy
place as any society in the city, and we add
our congratulations to those that were offered
last evening. All the work in fitting up has
been done by the members themselves The
scenery was pointed by Joe Jacobs.
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RIVER INTEILIaENcE.
No4ed Down D"rins " RIP Along t

Noted Down During - ftp Along Ine
LeVee.
The Sam Brown passed up with empties.
The Hudson is at present laid up at Gin
cinnati.
The Modoc and Mt. Clair passed down
light yesterday.
The steamer Maud S. (nce Pres Ellisonl will
be ready for business Saturday, and will run
from Wheeling to Martins Ferry.
The Jennie Campbell arrived from Pitts
burgh yesterday morning with the, barge
PhiIo, and started to load for Louisville.
The Emma Graham passed down in the
morning for Cincinnati, and the Scotia pass
cd up Ell route for Pittsburgh. Both carried
good trips.
The Chancellor is due down this morning,
en- route for Charleston. This packet is
building up first-class trade between Pitts
burgh and Charleston.
Capt. Armstrong, of Wheeling, president
of the Monitor Towboat and Barge Co, of
Wheeling, was in this city Saturday with his
boat Clara and crew.-ChGrlestOn Call.
The river yesterday morning was 10 feet
inches deep in the channel, according to the
wharf gauge. 1t commenced falling, how
ever, and at dusk last evening, indicated
only 10 feet on the marks. Business was dull
and quiet.
The coal fleet arrived yesterday morning
and passed down on the following order:
Eagle, Ark, Jim Woods. Tom Dodsworth,
Belle McGOwan, Charlie Brown, LloneSS NO.
2, Hornet No. 2, Josh Cook, James Gilmore,
Geo. Lysle and Sam Clark.
The st. Lawrence is due to-day from Gin
cinnat. This elegant stern wheeler is CONT
manded by the Messrs. List, who are as genial
and popular as any men on the river. The
boat will leave for lower ports tomorrow af-
ternoon. Shippers should make note.
PIrTsBuReH, April 13.-Riyer6 feet inches.
Weather clear and warmer.
OH CRY, Pa, April 13.-River feet 6
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
cold.
srEUBENvrIrE, ONO, April 1s-River feet
inches and falling. Weather clearing and
cool.
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The following shows the range of the Their
rnometer, as observed at Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
1881 1882
"a. NJ 12X. 3P. N.7PN IA: 12S. SP. Y, P: N
INDICATIONS.
WAsH1xsroS, D. c., April II, / a. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair weather,
northeasterly winds, higher barometer, sta
tionary or higher temperature.
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A PURE strengthening tonic, free from
whisky and alcohol, cures dyspepsia, and
similar diseases. 1t has never been equalled.
Browns Iron Bitters. D&w
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You can buy the celebrated cog-geared
Novelty Clothes Wringer of Boyd, Market
Square, for 81 cash. Just one-half the
price charged by peddlers for third class
NyrfnperH
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A FINE selection of Square and Upright Pr
apos, but little used; equal to new in every
respect; fully guaranteed; at great bargains,
at LUCAS Music SToRE,
1142 Main street,
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on account of the illness of the Junior
member of our firm we were unable TO
send our buyer TO the Eastern Market,
but shall on Monday next leave to pur-
chase our second stock. We offer great
bargains in every department to make
room. KLINE BROTHERS,
The Reliable ClOthiers,
81 TmeIftIFStrect.
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NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Grand Ball-Gof Guards.
Lunch at Jacob Wilhe!m's Saloon.
Bench Clothes Wringers.
New Stock of Drugs-R II. List.
Land Warrants Wanted.
For Cincinnati-Steamer st. Lawrence.
Wanted Immediately.
To all Whom it May Concern.
Lecture for the Poor.
TO Nailers, Heaters, Boilers and Other
Skilled Workmen.
Wanted by Competent Book-keeper.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Entertainment Complimentary to Miss
Hood at Opera House.
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INDICATIONS.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. JAMB HOTEL.

II Cowtlen. Coal Valley
r Baxter, Coal Valley
r e Emperor, Pitts0nrgll
John Hanna, city
Chas + Loverly, w Va
a + Hover. Burton
Geo n VaFney, city
Capt HILL. str c Brown
B Is Bond, Tyler county
4 W Rutlct, Baltimore
ID A Steinbaugh, Everett
X Mccormick, SisterHviIlc
Geo Fnrbay, city
J II KenDnIly. I Olumbus
J Bowncs. SteHbenvfiIc
J + Day. Pittsburgh.
II W Wilson, city
Mrs T l. Patton. Fairport
4 i Lynch. city
l. Haywood & ", Bingh'm
J II Halllck, New York
J J. Francis, Newark
rM Mcconnell, CIeVel'nd
+ s TWfner, Antioch
" l. Stotsberry, Grafton
,ent Boston Ideals"
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Does AdvertisingP ay2

Kline Brothers, the reliable clothiers, 81
Twelfth street received the following letter
lady, the name they will not publish, as the
writer may not approve of it:
BRooKLYN, April 10, 1882
Mcssrs. kline Brothcrs, IThectimg, ". IA:
GENTs:-Will you please send -Isfeu set of
your fancy business cards, as am forming a
scrap book and would like to have yours,
and oblige
9Ye1would say to all our friends that we
fave plenty of photos left, and all wishing
their scrap books. filled should call early.
KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliable Clothiers, 81 Twelfth Street.
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Thermometer Record.

THE usual merchants lunch at the New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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Miss A Clark, Chicago
II Archibald, Coal Valley
A Fulton. Coal Valley
G. z Adams. Piedmont
Jw SwAinc, EellAirc
BID Reed, Springfield, o
L G Furbee. Huntington
A " Burnett. Charleston
A J Hooper. Hamilton
G Leonard. ItAvensEOOd
q " Cunnrd. Everett
J II Truel, Newark
H w Clarke, SteIbenv'le
JH Grafton, Marietta
J Is BfAckmAn. st George
r Campbell. Martins Fly
W s Mitchell, GAINESVILLE
W l. Patton. FairpOrt
MEs Geo Patton. EaiTpOTt
VIM HAndlRu. city
J w Dooley, Stafford
JP Donovan, Baltimore
J II Foley. suinmeraeld
w p Ren, Philadelphia
" = MasOn WO0dstield
nc FTese, General Al
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A trial package OF i" BLACK-DRAUGHT"
free of charge.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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DUBLIC SALE.

JUbLIC BALE.
/ will offer for sale;at public auction at the
front door of the Court House of Ohio conn
ty, w. Va, on SATURDAY, April 10, 1882,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. N. chat very de-
sirable property known as the Lawson Hotel,
and one of the best located stands for a pub.
lie and private boarding house in the coun-
try, containing the hotel building and stable
and about m acres of ground.
The above property will be offered in par
cells or as a whole, to suit purchasers.
TERMs-One-half or more cash, and balance
in two equnl payments with interest from day
of Sale. Title perfect.
Mrs. C. ]. LAWSON.
J. 9. HERvEr, Aucsioneer. apr10
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"Blest BIO the Tie that Binds,

tunity to bid Mr.. Barnitz farewell in person.
The hand-shaking lasted until long time
after the close of the meeting, and many
were the warm expressions of regret from in
dividuals present
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GERMAN Corn REMOVER enables you to wear
nice close-fitting boots with ease and COM
fort. 25c.
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For sale by Logan & Co.
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Che Mnteuilgetrre1s


0uice: SOS. 25 and ~ Fourteenth street.
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BROoKLYN, April 10. 1SSE

Reliable Clothiers, "a Twelfth Street.
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dENgRA1 NOTICES.
lXEs- sHERIFFs NOTICE.

All persons owing State and County Taxes
settle This is the Last notice, as I viii pro-
coed to attach wages and levy on personal
uroperty. Tapr131 G. p BROWN, S. o. c.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

wHEELING 4 ELM GROVE RR.
The Stockholders of the w. & e. G. r. r.,
are requested to meet at the company office
Sixteenth streetl on THURSDAY april q,
1882, at o'clock P. n, to transact business
of importance BY order of the President.
apI3-rHAs E. ]. RUTTER, Secretary.