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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-25
THE RIVER RAILROAD.
Senator Camden snys the New syndi.
sts cate Leans uusincSs. n 5Ts5 3

"eh"soE S"'huch Ahyb the New bynul.
cate Leans nusincSs, llfI8
As mentioned in the ISrELLioEScEn yester.
day, Senator Camden and George ". Thomp.
son ~, are Ia The city, accompanied BY a
complete engineering corps, and II Is under.
stood that their errund Is In connection with
the preliminary arrangements Of tho propos.
ed Wheeling, Parkersburg 4 Charleston rail-.
road, popularity known as The ''rlver road"
on Monday, on which day the gentlemen nam.
ea arrived In the city, they declined to intpart
my information In regard to their business or
me prospects OF the road, but last evening,
room ut the Mcclure House, hc was more
communicative. lle said, In answer TO an
Inquiry, that the project was now In per.
!ect shape, anu he regarded It 90 an assured
fact that the new railroad would be built, A
new syndicate has been formed, which pro.
poses to furnish all the funds necessary for
the construction and equipment OF the
road, anu 10 lake the contract for It's con.
Struction,. receiving their pay In the
stock and securities OF the road, They are
ready od0 this as soon as T.. g local organize.
ton, the W., p. & G. Railroad Compai, hus
secured the right Of way for the road.
The Senator declnedto name tho members
OF the syndicate but said II was very strong
one and was composed In parl OF The same
the former one. 1t was tho In.
ttntion to secure charter for construction
company n'ade up Of this syndicate, and az
soon US the right OF way from, Wheeling to
Parkersburg Is completed they will put that
portion Of the road under contract. The
other end OF tho river portion OF tho route,
from Parkeshurg to Fl. Pleasant, has to be-
relocated In part OF It's length, but that will
not delay the work OH this end.
The engineer who accompanies Messrs.
Camden and Thompson Is L. Il. Mcconnell,
of parkersburg. His present work IL stsielt.
ecuing. and relocating portion Of the route
ron benwood to Moundsvitte. lie has ten
assistants 0H E r.lls,
The people OF this city, as well rs those
along the road, will rejoice to hear OF the i'm,
proved prospects of the road, and will look
with eAge rness for the day when tho first
work shall be done on this much needed con.
meeting link between several Of the most
thriving and important sections Of our
State .... ~
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The ncsul, Of ,.cr.cyc RAJ, 60.

A representative Of the Times Dtuocrat was
present ut the Office OF the Louisiana State
Lottery Company when Mr. y. L. Blair, OF
Columbus Mtss., receiyeda check for Sl5. 900
ms the lucky holder Of oue.tilth the capital
prize Of $4,000 on ticket Nc. si2,l0l.
and asked: "Did you not feel ella.
ted when favored by fortnne?" "No,
not at all. | had an idea | would win.
had been taking tickets-wcll, now, i, must
be for nearly two years, and was biding NV
time, for felt my turn would come soon. /
never hurried 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 money!" well,
the night believed had won, mentally
distributed it. have children, and propose
TO invest 4 portion Of the money for them.
The plans made on that nigh. [ intend car
rying OUT. felt OH that occasion BY intu.
ition It would almost seem, that had won.
The feeling, of course is impossible to de.
scribe" Thus lie bided his time. The next
drawing will occur November lilh, and any
information thereof can be had on appic,.
ton to N. A DAuphin, New Orleans, La.-N.
U. Times. Democrat, September lG. uSw.
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RIVER NEWS,

Genera! Notes. Gathered and Jotfcti
Down Oh the Lcvce.
The Andes came oil the Cincinnati WAYS
Monday evening. ~
The Nail City has been on the docks at
Point Pleasant, receiving repairs. .s (.
The Elaine is taking advantage of Tie low
water and runningin the Mata,no ras trade.
The river still maintains depth OFFS feet
and business still remains dull, the leyee
wearing very deserted mir. '1lI-Ir. :
Surveyor Beach returned yesterday from
Gallipolis, where he was engaged in mcasur.
ing new boat and looking after Others.
Capt. Ed. 1Iornbrook who has been III at
New Orleans, has recovered so far that he has
rcjoined tie Jennie Campbell at Vicl:sburr,
The G. Y. Lucas Little Anna and Lizzie
Townsend are the only bouts that are doing
business with any sort OF regu larity about
this port Mt present.
The Belle Prince was engaged yesterday in
pulling the Raymond llorner and tow of the
rocks at the Water Works. where the falling
waters were leaving them. 70
Clerk Wilkinson, OF the the steamer Will
City. which runs between Rayenswool and
Midaleport, is in the city settling up the
steamers Government dues. ''.7,-
The G. W. Anderson was Put on the dry
docks last evening to have her hul repaired
slightly in one or two places, She will be
OFT, reloaded and leave for Ciuciunat, this
evening. .'a g. ..l.5sEi.4 = NJ 80 :
TheRegnlar came of thedrytloc ls Yesterday
where sho hns been since Sunday, having hcr
hull repaired where che had hole Knocked
IN ny running on stone near Moundsyille
last Saturday.
The Welcome Is being altered and repaired
at Cincinnati previous io. her departure for
the Upper Red river, where she will run In
the interest OF Il Jefferson trexas) cotton seed
oil mill. Her guards are being widencd. s,
There is IN enormous amount OF coal nc.
cumulating up the Monongahela The mines
arc all busy and nearly all tho coal packages
available arc being filed When the ncxt
rise comes there will be n great shipment.
The c. W. Anderson came down ycster.
day afternoon. The steamer lay at the wharf
for some time and was inspected by tile Local
Inspectors at this point and found all right,
1t Is probable that the Anderson will not be
at The port again for some time to come.
Capt. Tom Prince and John Sweeney have
been down to Marietta Inspecting the hull OF
Capt prince's new l}cllaire packet, which
Will probably be of the ways by Saturday,
Capt. fringe expects to have It running by
the 18Th OF next month. 30 t5 =;
CINCINNATI, October 24.zRiyer,T feet and
huctaating. Weather fair aud cool. /.
pt11snunGu, October 2i.-Riyer 8 inches
anu stationary. Weather clear and cool. ?
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PERSONAL MESTIOy,

FreAi Gossip A bout Welt Known Ladies'
and Gentictmcn.' 81
State Treasurer o. rien is home from his
western tour. u"
Mrs. Dr.. E. R. Walker, Of Baltimore was
in the city yesterday. az. ~ ygrs =
Mr.. NJ. Brilles and wife, Of Cadiz, Ohio, are
the guests OF J. Brilles. AZ
Miss Lizzie Seaman, Of Wheeling is in
town. Washington Reporter. 3i1 y. R
Col. J. ". Gallagher and wife, OF Mounds.
vile, were in the city yesterday
Mrs. Mary Hoge. OF Waynesburg, was
registered at the New Mcclure yesterday.
Mrs. Lieut.. Caleb Sylvis returned yesterday
from visit to friends in and about Grafton.
Col. James Speyer, Jr., arrived in the city
last evening at s o'clock. Weight, ten
pounds. ast.--'S (. W. ~ fg
Mr.. VIC. Brady, Of Baltimore, Nd, is in
our city on short visit to his relative, Mrs
Maggie McBride. No. 29l0 Chapline street,
Sonth Side. Mr.. Brady represents tie
insurance office OF W.. Montague, OF that
city. .'i, Ig&t fs ~
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The Bellaire, Z.nesville 4 Cincinnati mar.
row gauge yesterday received great stacks Of
insnla!or.knobs ana sticks with hand bar.
rows, dirt scoops, and other implements and
materials for building telegraph line from
here 10 Wdots ED. We wills ION have teie
graphic communication with that town and
Monroe county will have her first mile Of
telegraph. Tho narrow gauge wilt be much
helped n the running Of traius, as the sta
tons Will be telegraph Offices wherever pr,lc.
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JUS! before the Second Branch started or
its miscellaneous matters last evening, presi
dent Scott, calling Mr.. Kimberly 10 the chair
took the floor and called up the ordinanc,
granting the Mayor salary, which was reat
once alta recent meeting and laid OH the table
some one objectng to its second reading. i
was taken up and read second time fol
amendments. Tho blank for salary per nm
mum was filled in with $780, Mr., Scott also
moved 10 amond the ordinance SO as not ito e
make it in force until after the coming city
election. which was done, although not With
ont a little opposition from MI. Durdatts
who thought the present city head should bt
allowed to taste the flesh pot, small Us It was
Mr. 1Iaberfield was opposed to the business
he thought this Council was making toe
many salaricd Offices DR.. Jepson though
. salary should be paid, WHEN one was paid
that would enable The Mayor to give lare,
amount OF his time 10 the city. q,
Mr. Scott stated that during The Mayor'.
illness and absence from the city, he had hat
some experience with the oillcc and lie knew
that the Mayor was being constantly GALES
on for, aid; be was willing the 5000 should
either be given as a salary, or Mayors Con
tingent Fund. .,r'5r5 IN
On the third reading the ordinance va.
adopted BY the following vote. Messrs. Bur
datts, Clark, Commerford, Davis, Cumming
Grogan. Halter, Kennedy, Steele, Waltev
Wheeler and Mr.. Presidential, voted ave
Messrs Habcr0efd, Jepson, Kimberly aud
Waterhouse-i. voted nay. sr5'7 NJ Z y
In the First Branch tho matter was laid on
the table. f. i.a.Jif n ;
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Sorn.SG so simple and perfect for colorlng
as the Diamond Dyes. For carpet rags, better
and cheaper than any other dyestulls. h {
Ice Cream, Cnkc(DciIciou.,.

Take the whites Of twelve eggs, beat then,
to a stiff troth on a large platter with silver
fork; beat in also one tencnpiul granula,e,l
sugar and one tablespoonful extract vanilla:
stir gently into this one teacupful siited tiour
with one measure ""Banner" baking Powder
mixed thoroughly through the dry flour;
don't grease your pan; bake forty minutes In
q nso.lerate oven which mast not be opened
for fifteen minutes. When cold remove from
pan by loosing the edges with case knife.
Spread over with an Icing ntade OF the whites
OF tw" eggs beaten stiil, and one teacupful
powdered sugar, h a ll's52i, '''i;sfi
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Jas. j. Anderson. editor Of the Lidtpr,.irui.
will be married to-day to Miss Alice Birdsone,
ut tie home OF Mrs. II. A. Birdsong, near
l.ewiss Mills. The ceremony will be per
formed by the brides uncle, Rev, John
Moore, =, $50
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Sudden Death Vi u Gentleman Well
Know II In " herfInr

SflAnen DeA4h VI Gentleman Well
Known In Wheeling.
The following notice Of the death OF Col.
John A. Dobson Is from tho baltimore Sun.
Col. Dobson lad many friends and business
connections in this city and vicinity, and
was the eastern representative OF several OF
the glass manufactures OF Wheeling, Dellaire
and Martins Ferry:
Col. John A. Dobson aged 50, well.known
merchant and former member OF tho Balti.
more city council. died yesterday morning ut
his residence, No. 5I5 Eutaw Place, of Brights
disease OF the kidneys. onMonday Col. Dob.
non was ut his place OF business, corner OF
Charles and German streets. but went home
early. On Tuesday he became seriously III.
and DR.. Thomas +. Murdoch decided that lie
was suffering from malaria and DrigA,s dis.
ease. lie gradually sank and died ut i o'clock
yesterday morning. Col. Dobson was born in
baltimore IN 1880. His father was ohm Dob.
son, n painter. The deceased learned the
printing business with James Young. Sr., and
atterwafd was compositor in the SUI office.
l'y economy he accumulated some capital
and On attaining his msjority engaged ia
bust!ess With Richards Edwards, IT,, as
rEent for the Boston aud Sand
Nv" t|uh inhu NliSS SuHluA'
nies. liz would still, however, come
down to the Sun office to help out on extra
occasions, and the arriva! OF the Presidents
message would find him ut his old case. This
continued until 1865, when Col. Dobson pur,
chased Mr. Edwards interest. lie continued
in his own name until 1872, when Mr.. i. G.
Seeman was admitted us Il partner in the CON
Germ, which continues until the present time
Col. Dobson was II prominent Mason, and d
mcnb Of the r yAl Arcanum, Anti.n,
Order Of United Wurkmcn and the Hen
tasophs. During the warhe was civil proves
marshal and general agent VI the Adams Tx
press Company Mt Martinsburr, ". Va. II
1851 he was commissioned colonel OF militir
by Gov. Olen Bowie. III 1850 he was c!ectet
asa Republican 10 represent the Twentieth
ward III the First Branch Of the City Council
and during the sesQi.centennal was chair
man Of the reception committee on The par
/, Of the City Council. Col. Dobton was {
genial and warm.heartel gentlemen, and wa!
regarded as business man Of sound judg
nent. lie leaves wife but no children,
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Total expended slo,?C6 70
A large portion Of the sums expended was
for improvements begun by Council, and
unfinished when the Hoard assumed control,
ny for example the building Of Forty.thirl
street sewer, the Improvements of Market
street above Seventh. the macadam;zing of
Warren street, etc, etc. =
The item OF II l26 10 for building bridge,
riprappihg and excavating was All absolute
necessity, the bridge being in Il very dilapi-
dated condition, and the bank OF the run was
washing away to such-an extent as in time
to stop travel along the street.
by Order OF the Board.
D. A GALllGAN,
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THs publishers Of tho Richmond, Va, Ea.
quirtr heartily recommend DR.. Hull. Cough
Syrup and say: III has been we'll tried In
our nHlce and composing room. and has cured
our city editor OF y very bad case OF bron.
chitis." '2 .;iI..,
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AS the season is now here when every rer.
son Is in need Of good substantial foot wear
| desire 10 call attention to my large and
we'll selected stock Of seasonablc goods, which
| sell at lower prices, quality considered
than can be purchased elsewhere A rer.
sonal inspection will convince yo,, of the
truth VI this statement. Il. Y. BLoSp.
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4 DOCTOR at Richmond says that Il people
will take bath iii hot whisky and rock salt
twice year they will never catcl, n cold
Until somebody has tried this new remedy
We wouia say:-.stick to the old and reliable
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. ~. =. sLl
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sTEuHESvILLE

The McCiinton brothers, of the Jefferson
Iron Works OF this city, have given ont the
contract for the building OF a mausoleum in
Union cemetery, ut a cost Of $1,000. Their
father, who died few weeks ago, was for d
number Of years prominent business man
in Pittsburgh. - ~ = "' '"
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81 silk Circulate fur lined. nj slsUu, which are
worth SIj o.
Please call and SEQ then. No trouble to chow
them whether YOU buy Urn0t.
go Misses' tioaks computing The lamlsomest
collection ever seen In the city. our Ulsetete fJr
urls for four TO six yenn Of aye a. 81 and 81 D. are
gem for the price, and our "ltcbecca" Jacket, Al
w'@l. for ladies. must be seen to be appreciated.
Hn'keinemhcr the Store Is on ELEHESllI ST.,
nrAr Stanun Mhnl Markell. cell
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Whnt Pl,y,iclnns INV.

, FAY LEaxDno, CAL.-Dr. R. v. Pierce
Buffalo, y. u: Dear sir-I have employed
your Pheasant Purgaliye Pellets" in nv
practice for the last four years. now use Use
no other alterative'or catlat,ic medicines n
all chronic arrangements OF the stomach
liver and bowels. know Of nothing Mai
EQUALS them. J. A, MILLER, NJ. d.
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any track Of the company now authorized,
No additional poveis beyond those above
named are added to those already possessed
by the company. lLe company, Is to put
the streets and roadway from which they re-.
tnoyc the tracks In proper condition. Z
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CLOAkS, CLOAKS, CLOAkS.

Do not fall to 80 and see the display OF
Cloaks, Dolalans, Circulars, listers md
Misses ilafelocks now Oh display at
BLUM l. MARKS
Cloak House. log Min Strpnt.
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FIrAt Arrival.

s. Baer & Sons received yesterday a ca,
load OF New Orleans Molasses, 1882 crop; The
l!rs. arrival Of that commodity. in this city
this year. llla,9 .s..l.t
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room FOR RENT-A WFII ~,
~ 49,, nl,!leh room. With useoi ho. MAJ t :. FUR
sate house. centrally iocAich' yn nSsh,i Wl.
"S c@,,s o'"'' aeiufe House Rei,,xn1,S =! ~
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.

ST. JAMES HOTEL. b, y 3, I
" fi'zsimmons, Ratio. Geo foser, New York.
II Glover, AlorEantown. J = Sweeney, city !. 4
Meredith, Columbus Harris. wcllsbilIs.
u rcrklns. Steubenyllc. G DosIess, Clntisbl,r. x
WefnM. city. GeoJ dattison. city.
T. Francis, New York l. Shawn. Mt Pleasant.
II L Freeman. SandusIy. n Thobim, Mt Pleasant,
4 i.thc. B.lttmorc J Cats. Darlington, b
Il Z Mason. baltimore. Dliutler, Mansfield.
g II Evans, Baltimore t;nf, New York.
! EAsih Mattinsrlllc. S Thomson. Telegram. u
Stones, 81 MaryS. VIM Stuart, Plltsburri,.
v A Cane, st MaryS. JW cluuey, baltimore
" BaScnlRn, 81 MRrys WStre < wife II Cum !
II Mitler, Union Town. Fred Fowler. Tx o XII
Maloy, 81 Louis ~ Tny loe. Arcadia.
n kpatrick. ST. Louis g l. Rt,eelR nd Columbus
FL Fuller, lIoston. TMIllGr. StejiiSnviii" -
Z \ Morris, W0odSheld. WA ComStock, Clover II
Ee DAVIS Cameron. a Dunn, Sandusky. g.
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Qlte Q,tte}ligflaen
O'tlrr: Ao>. ~ and ~ Fourteenth street
New Advertisements,

Opcned-Thos. lleyman. ..
Public Sale OF Printing Presses, Type, &c.
Palace Parlor Coal Vases. .,
Opera liouse-S,anlcy's Austrian Min.
treis, &c.
Forewarncd is Forearmed-IIead OF Local.
Wanted-pnntry lIoy-Iead OF Local.
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a.r. ~. -a-.=L ...|-.....
New Orleans yF0laxxcs

~" vHfVNHN 'EV5HSSCH. -T--
Tho first consignment of New Orleans Mo.
lasses OF the crop Of 1851, was received by S.
Baer 4 Sons Yesterday. :
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l-ocan.pot. Ind. Dec. 7. leco.
For a long time have been a
sufferer from t,omach and kidney
disease. My appetite was very poor
nnd the very small amount ] did cat
disagreed with NE. Twas annoyed
very much from honIctenlion OF
urine. / tried many remedies with
no success, Until I used Browns
Iron Bittrrs. Since l used that my
stomach does not bother INC any.
yappetitc isSiinply immense. Ny
kidney trouble Is 10 more, and my
general health Is such, that l feel
like 4 new min. After the use OF
liruwn'S Iron sitters for ono month,
! have gained twenty pounds In
weight. y. Il. SARGENT.
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EOR RENT-A FURNISHED I0;!-,.
-. ~ suitable for A. small family ~ HOUSE
sitei TO IND board will III" ,is,tt tHe 9NnCi Dc,
lMr,net particulars apply tIlsi, IJsS,M nNaE. iO,
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TuRNSisllED ROOMS F0R TFvr-
4 Tw 1lby =! 1es Market sst i,G ShNT-
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SPLENDID SHOWING
Haue ify the Board OF Pnb,lc Works.
sls'l Its First QuRrtJrly Rcuort.

| I.H..sN wv A"sA NuNrktrIy Report,
Last evening ,the Board OF Public Works
presented It's first quarterly report and II Is
one that every citizen and taxpayer should
read and carefully consider. Every Improve.
ment made has been In the nature Of last.
Ing oae-there Is something tangible, some.
thlng 10 show for lt-ahd what has been the
costP-slO. 22G2 II must he borne IN mind,
thnt this amount covers the work Of three
months. The reports Of the Street Commits.
sione' under The old regime show an ex peadi.
ture Of over sis, 900 IN one year on the streets
and alleys OF this city, and the question Is
put 10 everyone, was there anything lasting.
anything permanent 10 show for Il? lj5o'
| 1t Is well known fact .has when the
Board took charge our streets were In most
horrible condition; It is doubtful lie they were
eyer worse, and vt, ia three. months, ut al
expenditure OF o little over SO. 900, work
| has been done that shows for itself and will
last. The Board might have expended SO.
900 this quarter and them come within the
sum spent by the Commissioner III u year,
| for during tile next four winter months no
work Of any consequence will be transacted,
The work Of thu Board is improvement In
every sense OF the word. a,i' :.
In the matter OF pay roll, II the rccolec.
! ton Of the writer serves bin, Alright, the last
month Of tho Commissioners system II WAS
$1,000. Under the board system for three
months It WAS .990 81. How Is that for Il
difference? n.s
The Council formerly paid full card prices
for sewer pipe. The figures given In the 70.
port below are full card rate, less 60 per cent
and there Is a contract that binds Mr. Fitton
70 furnish pipes q. those figures Tor a certain
time.
And 50 one mght 20 on cnumeratiug and
showing where saving his taken place. The
report found below was received and filed
by both branches. t',H
10 The bn. Mayor aud Council:
GENTLEMEN: In accordance with Rule 2
| Of the rules and regulations. OF the Board OF
Public Works, weherewthtaport the expen.
ditures Of tic Board for the three months
ending Sept. 30, 1882. Out Of the Contin.
gent fund there has been expended rs fol.
lows:
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GENERAL NOTICES.
FOR RENT,

VN RENT-FRoNT FtiRyISnr,,
a 10 y loom, withou, boa,d. At AflAy"n;Ssi
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"Do It With Pleasure

Tho following was received on postal last
night: r., a.t& .,t.7 rI0lf r.,
GkSrs-rlcase put this in the paper for mo:
Louis Langsdorf has left for ST, Louis to
attend to his property, much to the regret OF
Julia. Yours, "a Louis LASGspoEr.
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
moEleler. as observed at Schneprs drugstore
Opera House corner yesterday:
1851 = 1882 81
AZ. a.3F.x.7PN ia. Y. IAN, ST. NIT.
ca CO G5 CT IS 20 co 50
WASHINGTON. D. c., October 25. 4. Mo,
TENNESSEE and the Ohio Valley, warmer
southeast to southwest winds, generally, mir
weather, lower barometer.
fair weather during the day, followed by
local rains. winds shifting to soulherly, fall.
ing barometer.
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1IOR RENT,
FOR SALE,

H'oK sAf.EGTftE STOCK ANpG0nn
Mn OF well equipped Jol, rtn;,', n mHo ".
n %n h,y' OF MSna el o, S Tif t"1
ssSsi n n, smnGax ftqniIc Il 81, j. tOST
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FEMALE soHooL.AT l@3
The N ational Capital

School at tho National Capital, a Select Boardins
and Day School Tor Young Ladies, on The THiRb
WEDNESDAY ln sEpTEMBER, In the buildiny
At present occupied by Mrs. II. K. Archcr's School
assisted bya complete corps OF Masters, and ever,
facility Will be afforded 10 Students In advanced
claHef while tho preparatory Department, viii ~
ceiyc most thorough aiien ton VIZ" w ~
Tho modern languages will form nroro,nen,
feature Of the school. For full PARTICULARS ahne.
the Principal. WILLIAM d. CAHEi \, "
arrsdoswaw III n, St. N. VI, Washington, 3. O.