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rnssECOSp I,sAScl,
Monarch OF An u Survrys-rhinrS Don't
.H..". And II,.s ssI -a-| .-IIH .#F

..N Anu PNsStl, Is.
MeSfs. Durdats, Clark, Dunaing, Groyan
llaboricld, IIaller, lfildreth, Jep.ou, schock
ey, Steele, Wineer.er aud President seo,
were present last night at twenty minute!
past eight, when City Clerk Bowers callet
the roll OF the Second Branch, and Lieut.
sylyls soon appeared with Mr.. Walter. which
completed the quorum.
The First Branch, falling to get quorum
had already dispersed. t'rTT
Tho report OF the Committee on Health
recommending the payment of bills agrresu
thug SlD3.i3 was adopted. -. - :
The Committee on Water Works recon-.
ncnding the laying Of four inch water
main from tho terminus OF the proposed
ten.inch main on Main street TO the Tu,
MIL this was ordered done. The Chair.
man OF tho Committee was authorized 10
ordcr car load OF tOur.nch pipe, A re.
duction OF SIS was made In tho water rent
oil Dodloy Bros. on recommendation OF the
sahie committee.
The Joint Special Committee on the
Seventeenth street bridge reported that the
bridge heretofore ordered would cost from,
$4,000 to $4,000, while n now wrought iron
bridge could be constructed on the old
abutments at a cost Of $4,000. DR.. Jepson
moved that the REPORT be referred to the
board Of Public Works, which was done,
the Committee being instructed to proceed
with the building ola bridge there. Plans
and spscliica tons which accompanied the
report we're also referred TO the Board.
The Gas Commissioners reported,
S Sl on hand May 5l,.,.. .....;....."sisii o.
saisG5 81
Amount paid oil Trustees orders ia Junc.s sos! 70
Cash on hand June ~ 49, IS
Chief Ecclcs, Of the Fire Department, re-.
ported the appointment OF Frank 1Iealy us
Foreman at the Atlantic engine house, Cor.
nelus Driscoll rs Foreman ut the United.
and Richard Rose as eItraman at the Eighth
ward hose house.
A vote was taken OH the confirmation of
Hcaly first, and he was defeated by vote OF
TO o. Mr.. Ijnberlieli raised the ,oint Of
order that no quorum was voting, and the
vote was retaaen, with the result OF rejecting
the nomination by tic vote OF 0 to 0, the
President not voting. Mr.. Walter demanded
the ayes and noes, and the result, was re.
yersed, the President voting for his confirm.
alton. DriscoIl WIS confirmed with but one
dissenting vote, and lose unanimously.
The City Solicitor reported the entering of
the injunction sui. against the city by the
Caldwell heirs, to prevent the construction
OF the Eoir street bridge over Cnldwells run.
az now planned. Tue communication was
referred 10 the Committee on Claims
Several minor petitions, bills and rcsslu.
tons were appropriately referred.
The sum OF us was appropriated to pay for
whi'ewashing the Upper and Centre market
houses.
At half-past nine, in connection with re-
jec,cd motion to adjourn, DR.. Wngcrtcr
raised the point Of no quorum, and the
Branch adjourned.
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Tint WnshImstnm Cenfcrcncr.

One OF the survivors OF the Press banquet
met Mr.. Dunlap, OF the Ledticr, yesterday
and playfully asked him what be had to say
to bakers crushing (?) denial OF the Lea,isr',
charges about the Washington conference.
"Say!" cjacu lated the popular tree looking
down on the dwarf maple, well have d
good deal to say. am going to give the
Register Selenna next Sunday; every man
from Indus to the pole, ought tQIsee through
that denial"
"fou have proof, then, that the triumvI.
rate-Camdcn, Baker and Davis-held an in.
quest Oh Col. Ben's corpse and returned u
verdict Of death from too long service in
Congress-
II think have"
"And that Prince Hans had been selected
for the succeSsion?''
That's the size OF IL" e.
"What fountain do you draw your know.
ledge from?'
well that's another thing. It is sufficient
10 say tina! ! consider 1t reliable enough.
am pretty well satisfied that my iniormanu
know what they are talking about"
"llow do you feel after the banquet?'
"Tirrd!n #...5s wa r.a
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CIyUKCtII.f CHAT,
Pertinent Points from the Pnlptts ind
lknlyA.

leFtihent fOfntS from tie pniIblth N1lu
rews.
International Sunday school lesson, Marx
lO:l7-3l. Subject; "rhe rich young man.
Services will be held in the Third Presby
terrain Church, by Rev. J. G. Lyle, pastor, al
1880 \. ~, and 7:30 Il. 81. tomorrow.
At St. Mathews 7. E. Church. the Rev
David II. Greer, DID, OF Providence II. l.,
| viii! preach at 1850 \. II. No evening service
Hon. G. W. Atkinson is to cnnGgct the
Union Sunday School meeting this evening
at O'Clock ut the English Lutheran Church
! Gospel Temperance Jubilee will be held
ut ParGer's Hull Tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
Good musicians and speakers have been ell
gagged for the OCCASION. #
Services M follows will be held tomorrow
in the First Presbyterian church. The
pastor, Rev. D. 4. Cunningham, D. D., will
preach 1T 1880 AN. and T.p. n.
W. B. Thomson will conduct the services
at the Disciples Church Tomorrow Us usual.
Sunday school and Bible study with review
sermon Mt 10 /. y. Preaching at I:3Up. N.
Subject, "lIow to Secure Fortune"
At Wesley NJ. L. Church: Preaching at
1880 4. NJ, by the Pastor, Rev. J. W. Griiitts,
after which the baptism of infants. Service
in the evening at 7;30 j. NJ. Sunday school
at2r NJ John Walford, Superintendent.
Fourth Street ". l.. Church; PRAYER
meeting Sunday o O'Clock a. 81; preaching
1870 4. N. and 1880 =. " by the pastor Rev.
G. +. Masden. Sunday school at 2p. ".
Young peoples meeting Monday 7:3O +. N.
The July meeting OF the Sunday School
Teachers Association will be held on next
Tuesday night at the Chapline y. i. Church.
Discussion on the value OF the Sunday school
will be opened by Judges johnson and Gran.
mer. A very Interesting meeting is looked
for
At the First English Lutheran Unurcl,
quarterly communion will be held to.mor.
row ut 1890 and continued In the evening at
T:i5. There will also be II baptism and con.
lirmation service in the morning, and in the
evening an installation Of the Reelected
members OF the church, COUNCIL. Sunday
school at r. N.
Rev. J. b. Muliord will preach tomorrow
morning ut 1880 in the First baptist
church, corner OF Twelfth and byron streets.
on the "Power Of Christ" At2r. NJ. Sabbath
school service and pastor bible class At
I:SO T.. n. lessons from the Recent Disaste.n
Young peoples meeting Monday evening
at $50 Theme OF lectures by Ike pastor,
TRY" Strangers are invited TO ali services.
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James Howard, Esq, father Of Sherman
Howard, indicted for attempting to wreck a
Il. IL .. passenger train near Cameron short
time ago, brought the young fellow into
Court Mt Moundsyille, Wednesday, and sur
rendered him. The boy is ouly about fifteen
or sixteen years Of age, and upon account Of
his youth and good reputation up to the com.
hitting OF the crime with which he is now
charged, Judge Jacob fixed the penalty y,
VS. line and thirty days Imprisonment in
Gaines. was tried, it will be rccollected, ut an
early day Of the term, and II being represent.
cd nj the time that he was much the younger
Of the two, and no positive evidence having
been atduccd against him, he was acquitted.
It now turns out that he WIS really three or
four years the senior OF Howard.
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Why Will You

thno cold to advance in your system md
AZ anus P emGomiaGe more serious maadies such
t ~ hhIhsu i,h, Hemorrages and Lung
readily attained: BoscilEE's Graves Syrnu
mas gained the largest saie IN the world for tbe
cure oil CoGsha, ColdsGnd the seyerest Lnnr
Diseases: II! is Dr.. Bogchee's famous GermnSS
prescription, and is prepared with the greatest
caie, and no fear need be entertained In nd.
inlhlsiering II 10 the youngest child, AS per
directions. The sale Of this medicine il nm.
preceoented. Since first Introduced there b,s
peeh aconstant increasing demand and will,
Out single report OF failure to do It's work In
any case. Ask your Druggist as to the usth
81 THESE remnr Ks. Large SiEes IS cent?. Trv
itard be conyinee'. We
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fI.OATEN FOUND.
supposed 10 be Ono uf the Victims OF The
Keccuf Disaster,

About O'Clock last evening, Bill Curley
deckhand OH the Il. J. Grace, which wa.
lying at the foot Of the river Incline OF the
CT. Va W. road ut West Wheeling, poticcd
dark body come around the lower point o.
the Island, md getting into the eddy aoated
towards the Ohio shore. lie jumped in q
skill and rowing out, discovered tho body tC
be that OF II drowned woman. lie towcd |,
ashore, and word was Immediately sent tc
Coroner VIM. Philips, Of this county, til,
body having been found In IVES, VirsinIu
This may sound strange, but II must be born,
IN mbd that West Vifginla's boundary /.
tie low water mark Oh the Ohio shore, II
would DO well, perhapsii the Jefferson county
coroner who is conducting what he calls MI
inquest over tho bodies OF tho SCioto victims.
would bear In mind that fact. '
Phillips was soon Oh the spot accompanied
bya pres representative mud had the body
towed TO the shore on this side, near the Del.
mont mill. The remains were examined
when pulled out OF the water: They We're
those Of n woman 70 or % years OF aye, stout.
ly built and weighing probably 100 pounds
and nbout five feet In height. She had EVIL.
IDENTIFY been the wife otu well.to.do ncchan.
ic, as she was neatly dressed In black ala.
paca plainly made. Her underclo,hng was
neat, her limbs encased IN blue and white
stockings and she wore low shoes. About
her neck she wore black scarf and a gold.
plated chain and locket; she also wore
cheap breastpin. The hair was dark brown,
done up in knot on top OF the head and
combed straight back. From the fullness OF
her face and appearance one would Judge
she WIS an Englishw0man. -
FATTY" Weisgerber was appointed special
constable. aud summoned the following jury:
John Brobson. Barney Stubs, Paddy Barrett,
CharIes bird, Harvey Frasher, Andy Stein,
Robert Mccormick. Ed Boyd, Charles Reilly,
VIM. Sllvey, Jerry Nolan and G. Davis. The
Coroner stated that in view OF the recent dis.
aster be did not think an examination for
marks Of violence was necessary, rs there up.
pearrd to be none. and the body WAS proba.
bly, one OF the Scioto victims. Such was the
verdict, with the addition that the death was
accidental. The body was taken In charge
by tho county and description sent 10
wellsville. The body had been In the water
about three days and there was bruise on
the forehead. Hr
Last evening Mayor Eger.er received II dis.
patch from the Efst Liverpool authorities
asking that the body be sent on this morn.
Ing for Identification, which will be done.
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w H'f ho'S q NiItus tO'uuy.
The GLORIOUS Fourth yielded eight police
cases. -
The Democratic primary elections occur
next Saturday. =
+. II. Hadsell buried n daughter which
died from anemia on Thursday.
Tie excavation for the foundation al tho
Elson Gass Works was begun OH Thursday
morning. and the stone work will be started
next Monday.
The active season for building continues.
and our builders are NIL In work nm 10 their
eyes. There Is also an active demand for
threshng machines, and Messrs. IIoylc and
l.. Spence are doing brisk business.
The Union Glass Company haze had fire
IN their furnace the past day or two, drying
II out. Their buildings are no, ye; fnislrI.
but they Willie the coming week, md II IL
altogether likely they will be making glass
two weekg hence, s'-7'
The Duckeyc Glass Company passed their
dividends this year and will devote their
earnings to charging their buildings and the
erection OF II new gus furnace. Work will be
resumed next Monday with the two larpc
furnaces, and the little one will follow In a
day Or two later, " :
Council met on Thursday night and held a
protrscted session, The project Of LAYING n
railroad track along First street provoked
considerable opposition. and remons,rauce
unanimously signed, was presented 10 Coun.
ell. The matter did not come up for discuss.
ion until late in the session, and pending
action Council adjourned until Tie 90tbe
There is great demand from the people for
new streets, and the incres;ing popHIhii1nmn,
gill require be,tey ones Betofe lSns. =
The disaster up the river at Mingo still
continues be the absorbing theme here
twas ruMored shout town, md quite zen.
orally believed, too, that The John Lomns
had been tied up by United States o;!ic;ais
but Capt lngiebrisht assured me yester,iay,
that hn had been Obliged to tie up OF, accopn,
OF the illnessofthe engineer, who woull Likely
DO able TO so TO work to-day, wben" sL.
would resume her regular trips and give liz
lie to hcstory:: Yesterday afternoon Cant II
". amith, Capt lngiehr,sht and a n,i,nhs.
OF other gentlemen, accompanied by Ahrsn,
Lash, with his surveying Instruments wan,
up 10 the scene Of the accident, will ia
purpose OF making measurements and ~
curing data for statement TO be made ~,
lhEt boat, - ''eN'f y"
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AN IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
One or the GanE or 1IiIcres Nav W0rl
Ing IN Wheeling JntIcti.

One or the GRnE or 3Iilcves Now Work
Ing In Wheeling JniIcd.
a man was arrested yesterday afternoon
by Prosecuting Attorney Jordan, who is un-
doubtedly one Of the party of burglars and
thieves which have been operating in the city
for some days. There is also strong gtound
for suspicion that he was engaged In the re-
cent postonicc robbery Mt Grafton. The Of.
Tense with which he is charged in particular,
and for which he was committed to Jail by
Squire Caldwell last evening to await n pre-
liminary examination at 10 \. ~. today,
Is grand larceny, the charge being lodged by
Prosecutor Jordan.
The man yesterday entered the residence OF
Louis Pracht, the North Wheeling baker,
but was discovered, and escaped before he
had secured anything. He next entered the
residence Of S. S. Bloch, on the opposite side
OF Main street, and there stole diamond
pin valued ut 500. lie was seen by u mcm-
Der OF the family, but escaped, and ran
through n vacan, lot on the east side Of Main
street, into the lumber yard OF Armstrong,
Coen & Co. He WAS followed by boy, WHO
saw him throw away the ring, which the
IVY l'NhSu A1e iiah 'Eoti btIs
roof of the planning mill TO hide. but seeing
lie was observed, again got down. acd was
stopped until Mr.. Jordan, who chanccd to
be passing, secured him. Captain Bennett
was .elephoned for and took the man into
custody, and he was committed rs stated.
THIS same man was observed yesterday fore
noon pccring through the key hole OF u resi-.
dence OIL the Island. Upon seeing that he
was observed. he left hastily. 4 man who
answers his description closely was seen COM
ing out OF the alley between the ISTgLLrGES.
GER Office and Opera House about the time
that Shnlzs confectionery was entered
lie Is evidently quite familiar with localities
in the city, though he processes not to be.
lie had companion yesterday . short time
before his arrest who had in his possession u
quantity OF postage stamps, which it is sus-
prcted were stolen from the Grafton post.
Office when it WAS burglarized recently. 1t
is hoped cyidancc 10 hold this man on several
charges will be SECURED,
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RIVER NOTES
Made While on tue Lercc Among tue
Ancient Mariners.

Ancient Mariners.
An old riyerman says there is 10 miles OF
coal at Louisville, lying II boats deep.
The Scotia |, due down at an carly hour
this morning from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati.
The W. n. Chancellor passed down at an
early hour yesterday morning, bound Tor
Charleston.
The Belle Prince left las. evening for the
scene OF tho stioto disaster for the purpose OF
assisting In the raising OF TINT steamer.
Tho river nj this point wnS rising slowly
yesterday and last evening thcdrptliof water
indicated On the leyec gauge was II feet,
The SciOto disaster Is still the subject OF
conversation on the lryec und everywhere
pity Is expressed for poor Captain Thad
Thomas.
There nre now two new tywboats lying
At tho Newport wharf that wilt bc completed
ut al early day, and commence towing coal
out Of the kanawha river to Cincinnati.
Owing to the accident 10 tho Scio,o, the
Telegram Is having all the business she can
do In the down river trade. The same may
be said OF the Little Auna In the Martins
Ferry trade.
The ST. Lawrence arrived IN due time yes.
ttIuuy uuu WIN 4ulo bluHisoinc
and commodious side wheeler will leave
this afternoon for Cincinnati and inter
mediate points. Freight Gun be billed
through to the Mississippi. The boat Is com.
handed by n very pleasant set Of gentleman
and will give satisfaction to I'LL who travel on
her.
Yesterday evening the towboat l,oaz was
steaming up stream with several empty
bArges, the little, insignificant ferryboat at
this point started for the other side OF the
river, passing In front Of the tow, with several
passengers OIL board. Had not the pilot OH
thd Doaz checked up his boat he would have
run into her and probably sunk her.-Beil.
aire Independent.
The St. Lawrence arrived last evening ut
1915 o'clock. having made one Of the quick.
est runs OIL record. Tuesday night is her
regular time for leaving Cincinnati, but that
day being the Fourth, no business was done
and the departure was postponed until We'd.
nesday night, starting twcnty.iour hours late.
She encountered two ioGsy nights and mr.
rived only about eight hours behind time.
That is fast time, and don't you forget II.
PIrTsnrEGIr, July 7.-lsiyer 0 feet and fall.
Ing. Weather clear and pleasant.
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Election 0fOfliccra.

The Gcrmania Singing Society last evening
elected the following officers for the next SIX
months: President, Christian Schnepi; Vice
President. Louis Fisher; Corresponding Sec
Rotary, Franz l.aupp; Financial Secretary
Fred. Schnepf; Treasurer. Henry C. Meyer
Librarian, Henry Bertschy; Banner Carrier
Albert Liphnr,l; Musical director, Edward
Schcniler; Vice Musical Director, Charlie:
StenizeI: Music Committee, Charles Tunt
Henry &. Meyer, Christian Schnepf.
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EKCUHSIOSTO THEMOUSrAISS
Vin E'nnhnndic arh Pennsylvania Route
Tn Tnty

Tuesday, July lIth, 1852.
Can you imagine anything more alluring
delightful week in the most beautiful range
OF the Allegheny Mountains. On Tuesday
July 18th, Especial train with select excur.
sion party will be run through to Creysou
Spring, Altoona and Bells Gap, Allegheny
Mountains, by daylight, passing round the
famous Horse SLIDE llend, anl! atEordiuy i
splendid view Of the Magnificent Scenery ioi
which the Pennsylvania Route Is celebrated
The train will start from Columbus Mt O A. NJ
Tuesday, July 18th. Rate for round trir
from Wheeling junction will be 70 50, and
correspondlng!y low from other points. For
time table Of the train, Gud full particulars,
apply to my agent Of the Company: or TO 4
4. Ford. General Passenger and Ticket Agen,
Pittsburgh. ~ = '.'9 .
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- = =
Amino SMOM Cuko.

Take the whites Of eleven eggs beaten stiil;
then beat into the eggs one and q half tea,
cupfuls white coffee sugar, add tho Juice OF
one lemon. two. teaspooniuls extrac, Of bitter
almond; stir gently into this one und u half
teacupfuls OF flour, having one measure
!'EaDaes" Baking Powder mixed thoroughly
IN the dry iionri male ~ icing, aud spread
over the top.whtn baked. This 1nasrs M ele.
CANT cake, and Is economical when eggs ore
cheap.
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icl!TfAw

The alaye sale Is mlIuuEr"i iill'i .rI 'sos.
'ohi i"'h' 49, ut NV '''' T. !. JOSh .s
s,.rISI ruEla..t:cSt1;;.
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TESTIMONIALS.


MEssEs. MYERS & GLAS'.
GENTS. After ninety days Trial 0I ION; lar
and iiltcrer We decided that Il w&Sa RtuNiiy ~
We keep it for the good Of our lOilrr, inl W h;
pleasure IN sayIng 10 you that It kl, pnstl . y
NIL you claim for i, ~ II heater InI 3rrr IL!n
are confident II Is better for The pa1.e thil Or
hcaters VIC have IN use, HInl although Ne tfi
hcclIrate aGOunt Of the fuel SiyS,. I'LL HtlitA
doubt, and firmly believe. II doc Mt lGtL ~
heating and cleansing bnlen and htI!hs u
20, there Can h. no doubt.
BEiyONSllN,
I'D. prRoe. Etc'y
MlcIlAn HILL. lit
\. RIETtL sgpL
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MEssEs. MyHEs & GLASS.

MESSRs. MYEi.A { GiAsS,
wmEELiSG, ", Va lad.
GESTS. II nlI1rIS Us great rl'TsaN 3 Si',SsJ
the heater and ,lltrrcr ratd ~ out lcilh, -,
In connection with unf ls'iir; slIts r.uN =, !,
ton. it shows Il saving 0: iGl!y iutaE ~: W.
the c0et Of fuel sine II wS rlarri ~ III. n u
with oir boilers. The hcnry',alrs LIie g. Iii
removed SlHrr the heater 6nIi altdsi Ns Al
operation. We cHt ChtcIiully hi9L 1It.,,
my PARTIES In need Of the lcaic,HgI E' yoG,
We l.elalla 1fli! YET ,
Ie,a +. sCNESk 4 NJ
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W TlFFEEafWt VT
Mn THEODORE MYEEs. a..
DEAISIE take plcHsun.in rtt'lnln!S;IiIlIst \.
heater now IN usc Nj The Fulton lsi+i SlA ! H. !,
put In some two month slrr, sni Ailei ~ =
that length Of time cOnsilcrli All n'@4S I
tnchmcnt where hOlcE an IN us. Nhrh ~, u -
the attachment Our hni cH "rI4oovtni 'iJ Jas
now they Etc entirely ricaiI ilnll Tue W W.
water thrown IN Though thu hraict MS
In fuel has been fully twenty I"frrhL
Very i1lly your,
A, q. I.nHlSs0S, III,
pASIkL CLEVIAM, LEE
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Present stock OF pianos, S,einway, Knnbc,
Chickerins. lla!let " Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild. &c., at the very lowest prices
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains.
l.pcAs' MUSIC STORE,
iltaAiain street.
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ahe Gttteuigauts1:
Olicr: Nos. a5 anu ~ Fourteenth Street.


Eye Sha,les-W. S. Iiutchins.
Water Filters and Coolers.
Mess Mackerel Ut Smyth'S.
White and Yellow Corn Mcal.
For observation-disclosures St. Lawrence.
Notice to the Public.
Spring Mills House.
list OF Letters.
10. q. i. Notice.
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~ Couch, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in M
incurablc Lung disease or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches Ito not disorder
the stomach like cough syrlips and balSinIs,
but acts directly Oh the inilamed parts, allay-
Ing irritation, gives rclicfin Asthma, Broi-
chitis. Coughs, Catarrh, aud the Throat troub-
les which singers and public speakers are
subject to. For thirty years Browns Bron-
chial Trochcs hive been recommended by
physicians, and have always given perfeC.
satisfaction. Having been tested by wide and
constant Use for nearly ali entire generation
they have attained well-merited rank among
the few staple remedies OF the aye. Sold al
% cents box everywhere. Trhs&w
CLOSING them out, best Calcocs. worth Sc.
for SIC. Gro. G. Horn.
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MRS. ZIEGENFELDER is prepared TO
supply families with ilrst.claSs article
Of Ice Cream to-day. No. sc Twelfth
Street,
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FIG. Caldwell handles the product of
the Riverside Furniture Factory. Save
90 per cent at 800 and 100 Market
street,
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HOTEL AKltITasS.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,

a LARGE number OF the public school
scholars are entering Prof. Frashers Business
College TOR instruction in penmanShip, &C.,
during the vacation. A Second class will he
formed Monday, July 10.