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TUG WILSON'S SCHEME TO BEAT
SULLIVAN Charley Perkins is we'll
known to all sporting men in Roches-
ter. On the 18th inst, he was inter-
viewed by reporter of the Union and
gave his opinion of John L. Sullivan.
Said Charley "Sullivan is a sluprer.
and his game is to strike man with
his wrist bone. He reaches forward.
and instead of hitting a man with his
fist, he brings the blow down with bis
wrist, and thereby disables his oppo-
nent by weakening the muscles con.
Meeting with the arms. Tug Wilson
is powerful Englishman, with a neck
like a bull. Wilson is prepared for
Sullivan's wrist blows, and as soon as
he meets Sullivan he will allow him
to exert himself. as Wilson SAYS he
can stand terrible blow on his neck,
or is able to have Sullivan beat him
for half an hour in order to tire the
latter. Wilson's forte is to tire his ad-
versary, and when the opportunity
offers he will strike his opponent lust
over the belt. In that manner Wilson
expects to down his opponent, and bis
friends are confident that he will have
no opposition to a certain extent, and
that his blows, which are reported to
be something terrible. will weaken
wind and bring him to his
feet" Perkins says he is fully conf
dent that Wilson can down the slug
ger of Boston Rochester Union.
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THE GAME LAW.

For the information, as we'll as warn
ing, of all concerned We publish below
the game law recently passed by the
legislature and approved by the Gov.
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AGENTS
ALEXANDRIA, La:
An NOU N CT M e n T j..

WEDNESDAY,. JULY 10, 1882.
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Yesterday morning q Representative OF the
4fma DtMoaEi happened to be present at the
office ofthe Louisiana State Lottery Company
when Mr.. D. j. blair of Columbus, Miss. re.
ceiyed check for SIS. 900. as the lucky holder
Of one fifth Of the capital prize Of S75, 900 at
The last tSeptenIber) drawing. lie presented
the ticket No. a, lOl. ,,5.,.,l,5t
did you not feel elaled," asked the re.
porter. when you found you had been
favored by fortVne9p .1.f'+ ~. ~
"No,p said Nj. Hair, "not ut all. had
IN idea would win. had been taking
tickets--well, now it must be for nearly two
years, and was biding my time, for felt
my turn would come soon. heard through
the postmaster OF the town of Columbus that
the lucky number had been sold, there, and
somehow felt that had it. never hur-
ried the Lottery Company up, but waited,
taking my tickets regularly every month, and
now I've hit them"
What do you intend doing with the
nioney?' said the reporter. 81
"Weli, the night believed I had won, I
sat down and mentally disbursed or dis.
tributed it. have children, and propose
TO Invest q portion Of the money for them
while ! an! in the city The plans made on
that night Intend Carrying out. l felt on
that occasion by intuition, It .wonil::,, almos,
seem, that had won. The feeling, of course
Is impossible todescrihe.". ',,.,,T'.,g. 80.
Mr.: Blair is gentleman Of about IA, OF
Pleasing ailrsss, and rull. OF humor. and
sspirtt.-.Sftr Ofleans Times. Democrat, .Stpienl
Der lG ''- .f-.t- r'sT - NP'''''
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CUTICURA,
$500. OO'REWARD!

Will be paid for the detection and conviction
Of any person selling or dealing in any'bo.
gus, counterfeit or imitation IIor Blrrxrs,
especially hltters or preparations with the
word Hor or liors in their name or connected
Herewith, that Is intended 10 mislead and
cheat the public, or for any preparation put put
in any form, pretending 10 be the same as
Hor B.7rEEs. The genuine have cluster Of
GREEN Hors (notice this) printed on the white
label, and are the pnrest and best medicine
on earth, especially Tor Kidney, Liver and
Nervous Diseases. Beware OF all Others, and
Of all pretended formulas or recipes Of Hor
BIT Bh'7TERs published in papers or for sale, as
they are frauds and swindlers. Whoever
deals II In any but the genuine will be prose.
cutcd. ..sl1 Iiis@ Hop in,rrvos ,fro r.
SGly.TTllsSW '--'l' no,Loetar%N MI
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PERSONAL MENTION.
whereabouts or Wheeling People mud
Their ErIcntx


whereabouts or Wheeling People mud
Their Friends.
General GotT will be in the city today.
Major s. 7. Mccormick, Of Grafton is in
the city. ,rr.
S. s. Bloch and wife registered at the
Stamm yesterday. 81.
Mrs. Robert Simpson and little daughter
Nora, left last evening for AIedo, III.
Ray Patterson, Of West Alexander, is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. Hickey, on the Island.
DR. J. D. MoiRat, President Of Washington
and Jefferson College. was in the city yeater
day.
Mrs VIM. Byers, OF Youngstown, Ohio, /.
visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Hoop on the
Islund.
Mr.. Henry Disby, OF Pittsburgh, was in
the city yesterday in attendance at the wed
ding OF his brother = 10
Rev. J. ". Webb, OF Huntington, formerly
OF Wheeling, was in the city yesterday, OH
his way to conference at Clatkshurg.
Robert AlcLain, ESQ, and family, returned
yesterday FROM IN extensive Western visit,
and are at their old quarte7s the Stamm.
Mesdames George Mellor and George
:taEde, OF Pittsburgh, are visiting at the resi-.
dsnca OF Captain Henry seamon, on Water
street. ' 0a
Mr.. Stark L. Baker. Of Beverly, Randolph
county, and Mrs. U. s. Fleming, Of Fair.
mont. were In the city yesterday shopping
and calling Oh friends. u'
John klari, OF Moenkemoellers drug
store, has been obliged to lay apida bis duties
for q few weeks on account OF his health,
He has gone to franklin, Pa, to rccuperate.
G. G. Christleib and Miss sallic plummer
yesterday went ont to West Alexander and
called OH Squire Mayes, who having pro.
liounced the necessary words gave some OF
his usual good advice and smiled his most
benign smile; the happy couple returned 10
the city last evening and were duly congrat.
ulated.. ~ EErs W. =. +
The following paragraphs about Wheeling
people are from the Bellaire Independent: Miss
Ella l'rody, Of Wheeling, is visiting friends
IN this city. Nj. Frank Rhinehart, formerly
OF this city, now Of Wheeling. Is the father Of
bouncing boy. Mrs. Ida, wife Of John Tom.
ilson, OF Wheeling, Is at her fathers home in
this city quite sick. Gen. Duvall, Internal
Revenue Collector In the Wheeling district.
was In town to-day. % E2
Rev. c. 7. Masden on Sunday closes his
connection with the Fourth Street ". i,
Church, which for the past four years has
been as pleasant US any that ever existed In
the city. On Monday he will leave for the
Clarksburg conference, DR.. Masden, It Is
understood, will 30 TO Detroit, as was init.
mated in this paper some time since. His
departure ~ not only severe loss 10 the
church but to the community. gssja +
. . z
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withdrew for consultation. The working.
men also took Advantage Of tha nnnsA 10 es.

withdrew for consultation. The working.
men also took advantage Of the pause 10 ex.
change views. and, upon again conyeninp
the latter proposed that they return TO WORT
at the old icale, but with The new arrange.
nient for, repairs on nail machines.
This was rejected by tho man ufac.u.ers, and
the worklngmen then Withdrew the demand
that the mill owners should pay for repairs
on machines. The manufacturers asaIn
withdrew for consultation, and upon return.
Ing, declined 10 sign the scale with these
concessions. Mr. Thompson then said that
all the concessions would be withdrawn, and
tho Association would hold out for ths i've
points OF difference between them. These
live points, II may not be remembered by oil,
are as follows: ..lg,g 'nT1'
Twenty-Five cents per ton for boiling IN al.
vance OF the price paid at Pittsburgh. By
Thirteen cents per ton advance for nail
plate rolling. fa .n".' p
Five cents advance for nail plate heating.
A modified scale Of the weights and lengths
Of mills. az $3.50 n q, 4 -
The mills to pay for repairs to nail
machines
The conference then on motion adjourned.
A short time after the adjournment, Mr..
Alex. l.aughlin met Mr.. Thompson at the
Mcclure House, and informed him that the
Stockholders OF The Laughlia mill had had a
meeting, and had resolved To sign last year 5
scale aud resume work on Monday. The
news was at once circulated, and u general
feeling Of rejoicing followed the depression
caused by the I'D journment Of the conference
without any agreement
The manufacturers, men, and public at
llrge, were unanimous In the opinion that
this WAS the beginning OF the end. One mill
having signed, OF courso al will have to
sign, ind probably before tomorrow night
tho preliminary steps will have been taken
toward starting all the mills In this vicinity.
RI were a contamination duyouhy 10 be
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"lylNE OF cARDUJ" four times 4 day
makes Il happy household. ~
For Sale by Logan & Co. 2''-tts- %. hi
RIVER 4arEliLGENCE.. II M,
General Mates About Whit ~ Taking
Place Oh the Icvcc.

- 49, ~. .i,., =. a.
s"e'"' '" ,, No""t "hnt ~ Taking
r,,o ;, u, se =" .''e ''evee. ii.
If liz liz H. II ioM''scnu P'!sSe4 HP VIVA a-'os
" ms MS /, ~, ,,its,. a.
,y n1e " O. Sea' IS ''eo up near Tue Watel
" M, w.. - !, Y ~ ''s.il =
don. ~ tIo HOT h, heue irincc arrived from
above ths susnsnsion h 'tS uaa went 10 nanh
Aoo,' 'ne ou.psnslo'' of'use' .,'qr,
~. "o o,, ....e omanGei'Sf WI pass dow
1 r;S, r soG nv 1 ha vaties1on and the
a az, ""A 1's1 y "n' oo"' ~ - ~ HaVel on
,;. .he w., i'ses ieil Ivy ,nches "Wednesday
~, "t w. seFHeun s4i,onst$ aii day yesser
a 's 'nsA sha nea''s ueph OK feet
'n ~, ~ .He e" ''ut.s }S
Inc Inc u III; Lucas WI leave the wharf at
si1es th's e' en1ns w Aeh%ood to accom-
' ,;i, enpsu Wy mssh 70 near G3tf speak
WIZ se."'" ~ luz close Oh MS address. ~
400 ne quincy WIZ once more make her ap
p sasaa h QUAY, sa'sr TWO weeks absence
c cause ny running on Grape Island in The
.os, nnen .n ~ a'y CIV was 10Y: This boat, oom
, ,hnn ~ sle Messrs.. llisi Is line stern
Mnees eta., ana J. uesefVed'y popular. She
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ADDITIONAL, TELEGRAPH,


.
CnIcAeo, September es,--The conductors
and drivers employed by tho North Dlvi.
sion Street Railway Company struck this
morning at 10 o'clock aud all the cans on
this division of-.he city stopped. The
trouble was not ono Of wages. but u short
time ago the company employed n new
Superintendent who, as the men claim, in.
creased their hours Of labor unreasonably.
They met and resolved that the new Super.
intrpdent be discharged and tho iorn,e,
hours restored or they would quit work.
Iho company wasglven III morning to tic.
edo. After the cars Ind been standing
ldloin the barn six hours President Tur.
ner sent tho strikers IL note saying their
demand Ind been complied with, the oh.
noxlous Superintendent discharged and tho
old hours restored. The men ut once re.
turned 10 work and had full force Of cars
out In time to carry the people homo to
| supper, 'NN5 " NI" 'NI. l'N '#I
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"ClIAG MAAuCCUTIt."
Celebration Of Time NOnorcd FcstlvN
by tho Hebrews.

by tho Hebrews.
Wednesday evening ut shutdown began The
Feast OF tho misunderstanding Hasuccoth"
II festival generally observed here by the
Hebrews, both TUG QEthodo4 and Reformed,
The Feast commenced OIL the evening Of
wednesday, or in the Jewish count the l5th
of Tlshrl, and Will l4at e!gh. days. The suc.
Goth is . series OF festivals embracing two
whole and strictly observed holidays, follow.
ed by four hali.holidays. These are called
ChOl Hamoid. On these days the Hebrews
are forbidden to do certain servle work.
Next 10 them come ''lIausclnnnoh Rabbo"
"Chtmini Azsreth' and then "Smchas
Thopah.N..
: The feast sueeath Is celebrated IN honor
and comnlemoratiQn Of the exodus Of The
[sraelites from Egypt, their deliyerance from
bondage and their vale and happy arrival In
Canaan. During this feast, moreover, thanks
are given for the success Of the crops. w.
In regard to the origin and observance OF
the same, 1t can be learned from Leviticus,
Chapter xiii, verses "a to 81.
According to the Hebrew date the ieast Of:
eurs IN EhtsEont4 attes ths s4theF1lne ia q
has It that OH the Feast Of spccoth there
was d onstom OF water dipping from the
well Schiloaoh, the water being poured into
golden vessels and mixed with wine, and
the whole poured out on the west side OF
the altar, while music was being played.
While the pessach, feast that occurs after
SucColh, hNu In It's seven days two helidaTs,
Sdccolh' has bAtbpe, the IilA day. Another
day, the eighth. however, Is to be considered
AS distinct holiday not strictly belonging 10
It. This series Of festivals closes the cycle
nj feasts for the year.
praRcS SsiEpE ~ trey s4cs9ta iqi qnd
taken, being the fruit Of Pree,Ez Hauar, or
that renlaips on the tree from year 10 year
and is given the name Of Esrpg, or Itbpael,
simplifying beautiful or NICE" :
Later on, however, the Paradise apple was
use4 instead. There are added palul branch.
Sh IA 5 %yf Hzes sa 5 t ~ y u txs fss
feet, and willows OF The brook called Arba
Haohai. These are all bound together, the
palm in the centre. This Is held In one hand
and the fruit in the other. These during the
morning services at the orthodox house OF
worship are waved 10 and fro, after which
prayers are said and benediction given. In
the old country nearly every man had one Of
them in his hand, bit here, is It Is loo ex.
pensiye 10 importthem from A sid, only a few,
sometimes but one, are bought by the con.
gregation and used.
Yesterday there were services at the syna.
gogue, apdeYery day Of the Feast there will
be services IN tue morning, afternoon and
evening; During the morning the above
symbols will be used. sermons preached, fine
music rendered aud benediction given az is
general on every Sabbath. The afternoon
and evening exercises will not be so extern.
siye.
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Successful Cadets,

ANNAPOLIS, Nh, September 2S.-The
candidates who passed examination 70,
admission to the Naval Academy were;
We II. Ballard and i. W. jenkins, Of
Pennsylvania; ". II. Caldwell, OF Tennts
seei. II. II Cossel and W. II. Faust, Of
Ohio; W. r. Dodd aud Miles G. O'Neill,
Of indiana; II, d. Tisdale and Jas X. Tog.
Pies, 81 kentucky; Ben. j. Trafall, Of
Wtst Virginia; +. D, Webster, Missouri.
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stu Another.

Yesterday NJ. n. =. Johnson, Of this city,
WI who won one.tith Of the capital prizs OF 49,
900 in the last monthly drawing Of the Lo,si.
ana State Lottery. received his L money.
SIS, 900, through T.W. Houses bank. Mr. John,
son has not yet made any investment of his
money and IS still working at his trade--tlat
Of leweller-in the establishment of Sweeney
Il Coo,nbs. lie has, however, ordered Xix
more tickets In the next monthly drawing,
and will probably continue to make like in.
vestm,ents the balance Of his life. Mr.. John.
son has beed purchasing tickets IN the
Loulslana State Lottery for some time past.
but was always. very cautious buyer. i lie
truly struck 4 bonanza in the last drawing,
ana The winning came in very apropos. as, he
had married only about three months before
the last drawing.-1louston, Tex, Post, !Spien..
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The Third Victim.

New ionK, September 2s.-Miss Eliza.
beth A. Cromlin died this morning at The
Grand union Hotel. She is the third OF
Tho victims OF the fatal collision in the tun.
mel OF the Harlem railroad who lost their
lives. \ large number OF the friends Of
tho. deneasea from Mt. Vernon, and her
tornlerpupils from Grammar School No.
Is, visited the hotel to-day. E
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Chicago, September 2s.-General pas
seMser agents on Eastern trunk lines Mt a
Injecting to-day decided to Issue continuous
trip tickets FROM diaerential points west 10
dilterentiaI points east similar to those
now In usc trom east to west, These tick.
cts allow no stop over and are intended to
put check Oh sealping.
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ClSclSSArl, September 2S.-The police
made two arrests Of men suspected Of
being guilty Of tho diamond robbery, at
the Exposition today, but i'll both cases
found the men were innocent. Ono was
II. NJ. Hubbard, teller Of hank in Colum.
6us. Ohio, and another was Mr.. Iowste.ter,
IN estimable citizen Of Aurora, Ind. No
clue vet to the thief, W. aH.ta...7| ..-.s
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Chicago, September os.-The Chicago
Milwaukee 4 st. Paul Company have con.
tracted with the lul Imam Company TO take
control OF the sleeping car system owe, its
1000 miles OF road. This makes II com.
bination system Of Pullmun sleepers IRON
New York to Portland. Oregon. The con.
tract goes into effect October LIST. pgNr
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To lildIcS

suffering from functional disarrausements Or
any Of the painful disorders OF weakness In.
cident to their sex, Dr.. rlerce's trcastsc,
illustrated with wool.cuts and c0lored plates,
suggests sure means OF complete .sell.cure.
Sent for three letter postage stamps. Address
Worlds Dispcnsary Medical Association,
Buffalo, \. Y. f~4ilf nav !
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ahe 4,,tdliganre'::
New Advertisements
EAse Ball at the Fair Grounds.
Attention, Sir Knights.

E'tse 0aII 1T tHe FIT GfOuNuJ
Attention. Sir Knights.
For Cinciunati--Stcamer Sidney.
Wanted-'rwo Girls.
Notice to Owners Of Property on Main und
Market Strccis.
Wnntcd-Girl to Cook.
Gen. Golf ut Bcnwoou.
10 My Freuds-John W, Nichols,
Opera llouse-lleywood's Original New
York Mastotlon Serenaders.
Furnished Rooms To Lct-lTead Of LocoI
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o'FicE or CouXrY CoYyn,,-.

oheh or COUNTY CoYs,,,,os-.
.N NO t mn CopSrY o. un,nS
An ,r.,,., ,MtpSIsoAr. Eeptembs,so -.
stones i ,ne c %sSiins I, q Az she Po.Ei q
!Ss s:S, IT, =, Sa aSol sss M
phia District, III Ohio County. '''aeau ol frsdu
,MM or,leied, that the place NJ ho,d,., ="
,eSc!rnt vote. and counting ,he n ..,. eleIo
s SS Il, Iaa s district saS x u s
slil Counted. at hons, ot tsm va' Tole, ,,y,ttS
Middle wheeling Creek. III Mi,i rrs kao,oiasa :
riginii, "' VI oh'o, State u w
A tttie copy,
Trste: t,nh.r n r,.
keS raw heh u, W0Obl
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INSPECTOR WILSON DlsACREEx

Win Inspector fOumE'x Report on the
SclOtO Disaster.
Beside the report published yesterday con.
corning the causes OF the Scioto disaster, In
spector Wilson sent the following minority
report" or rather separate report:
WHEELING, W. Va, scptembr %, 1852;
JOHN fMrtntatcd, Esq, SuDerrisiuy Iusver,,,
q scam Vessels, &tenM District, Cinei,l
nat, Ohio. 10
DEAR sln:-In section i ,l52 of tho revised
Statues you will lind the following: "When
there 10 disagreement between tho locnl
inspectors, tho Supervising Inypector WHOM
40 requested shall investigate and decide tLe
case." '"s
While Mr. Young md myself agree In
regard TO The rcvoking OF Pilot keller's ii,
cehse IN the collision OF the steamers jain
Tomas andl The Scioto, We do not agree il,
holding Pilot Long blanleless for the collision
contend that Long was fully as much r.
blame as Pilot Keller for the accident and
he should IN my judgment have his license
revoked, and from the testimony before IN
propose US briefly as possible 10 give some
reasons Tor my conclusion,
IN the first place, Long made the first mis-
!ake, whieh was. may say, for want OF GOOD
SNn,"SSs - l'toet NlllCn wis III Signaling
Ior tho Ohio side Of the river. This undr,
The general usage Of plotting is not done n,
this point In the river. This has been shown
from tue testimony OF good experts. whicl
las satisfied me that he las proven that lis
Was an unskilled pilot This alone Should
revoke his license under section 1850 Arnin
Under the rules, the signal for meeting And
PASSING II steamboat was not given ut tic pro
PER distance OF 500 yards. Again, Lonp
should notafter Keller. the pilot Of the Scjois
hau crossed her first signal, have respond.
81 wan Two signals ut such close distance
from each other. Under the rules he should
~ once have stopped his engines and com.
h'enced back ing, which the evidence does
not clearly show that he did. For these few
reasons | am clearly Of the opinion ,h,,
Longs license should DC revoked. -
AS you have the evidence, diagram Of river
Sc., sc., before you, and we're on board of ,hs,
Seioto where she lay In her track, placed and
planted there by the l.omas deer, It out nj
place ut this time TO detail or retail ANYTHING
more about the case submitted 10 you tor tinnI
settlement, S Respectfully your, 'FEI'
0a &C. Tnos. q. Wilson,
a;t-5: ~ Local Inspector. 4
Editors lntclliccnctr. lts 5l
a portion Of the published report rs given
BY Inspector Young IN regard to the accident
10 tho Sciota and laon,as ,.s published In yes.
ierdays lsrElL,0rScEE was not us | agreed
10, aud tho use Of my name to It was not
authorized. 7. G. WILSON.
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Present stock Of pianos stelnway, Knabe
Chickerine. Hallet 4 Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &c., at the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains. W -" :
h Lucas MusIo STORE,
1142 Main street
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Personal.

A young man Of steady habits and in good
circumstances. desires 10 correspond with
some respectable widow lady. State how
situated, &C. Address David .Hilson,, lGl
Ohio street, Allegheny, Pa. W. ~ = :
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kn Nenr md Xaf SA Enr

SAN Francisco, CAL, September ga
Salem dispatch says Mitchell received ia.
day OH joint ballot ~; Prime W the rest
scattering. Mitchell lacks only four votes
OF eleeti0n. 1he situation is unchanged.
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Vi0on, strength and health all found in
one bottle OF Browns Iron Bi,lers, paw
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:, WAsutScruS. D. c., September 90, l AMI
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee partly
cloudy weather and local rains, sou,herl,
winds, stationary or higher barometer and
Temperature,
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
molneter. AS observcdut Schnepfs drug store
Opera House corner yesterday:
1881 1880
:. X. !? Y. 3r. 7Px IA. n. l2M.3r,x.7r.
~ DC 81 s! 60 70 II Ct
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THOMSON NJ. i. Church will hold socia
tonight at 80 Virginia street, lxlanl. r Sup
per will be served at 9 O'clock; Come ant
see uS, u = ---.--- - =. NJ
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Take BLAcK.DRAUeHT" and YOU

will never " bilious. 49, y
For sale By Logan & Co. ~ f.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
81. J4MFa HOTEL

ST. JAMEa HOTEL
John Irwin, Cambridge. " A Carn,hcz, Psh.
" II Gllcros, ltttsbursh. III Thomas, AllianCc.
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