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rr.rx. <~.li.r,.. a. the TTon.e of Rcpreepnfn-
49, r s,,~, g, ~. ,,e-.,.,.t c.rarstx - IN
s.r, 49, ' u, M ,, M, ~ ~ l-sh ma
sr.-,tr - ~ heinz l.die.. before ID
1890 .dmierson 81 the capifol Va refused
=, i, 800 r,e,r,,rr- ~ fbe two Houses 81 Con.
.~,e ". e,a thctr emnlovees. but AZ that hour
80 .- ,r.~ i, rsrn oncn ~ pcr-on. mold
Nv, Nv 1880 carce,d Tnerc we're 10 .rns
- =, wv. nj, fn,, le,yth ror-
1870 - ~ 800 r.,den, 49, hung INV my
- s'.s ~ 80. ,,r.i,,in os,,cer bein 1T
~-,s s,,a~.,,.d - tbe lobbv hack ~ the
e....s.-s- 49, ~. Marin. RAMA ~ -.
sa,..,.d 49,, ~ inscrxai. nntfl mon discour.ed
~,.,.,.,. ,.,,,-Ic Amonx the di-finrui. he'd
-...s<- .--..~.. r,,,,.. p.ncroft Cxrns " Field.
sS...-., srn.,cr Ut, Sch.ncr t.overpors
s--... ~ r..--..,,...,,i. rc.sc,. ~ mic Ham.
.,s - .s.-,.,.,,n .rd nvyrlo~ N connecti.
49, 49,, - 800. sncr,n.,, sheridan rrap-
$3.50 9'u---s .,,.s ss.s,s .rS xdnsr.l. ~.
s, p..'.-- Nv, po,eer. entered ANA we're
.ss,,,,..a s..ts " M left - ~ sncnrer,s
$500 s,d a. moments later mem.
re- ~ ~ diplomatic corp~. N
nj, rev.,ss' we're ushered N. headed
- 49, 51awa,,an Minister - pcan 81 she
corps. Their brilliant costumes only served
y ~ them members s q Congress. Who AZ mms.
<,,.s.I., r..n..d chem The <upr.me cou,f az
s.'-'S.< .' s-~-s 800 ssi--,.,, ss
the Distr1ct' nesaso ~ ..nai nenfys
were the next arrivals. DR. blis- was also IN
| attendance. Mrs Blaine occupied a front
$1,000 n, the gallery reserved for friends ~ che
President ~ prceise'y n oc'od< tne 1oure
was called 20 order by speaker Keller
| Ana prayer was offered BY the Chap
is'n' ns spe" .,s,,cs snsn g ss'd n. NJ
/ day mas peen ucoiceteo ~ we ac-
zion % the two Houses Of ConRcss 20
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III appears that the total customs du.
ties levied Oh books imported into the
United States realize not less than $780,
OOO
Thomas McElrath. business mana.
GER u the New York Tribune during
Greelcy's regime. celebrated his golden
wedding recently.
"A ''line writer \ man who. hay-
ing good taste and pure heart, can say
what he means IN pure English. - iocaes-
tsr Express.
Mary Anderson Inns been upon the
stage six years. never been In q court.
never sued or been sued, never had n
controversy, dispute or wranglc Thor
oughly charming young woman.
Mr.. Sykes Thornton. al English.
man who spent nearly $4,000. Don IN AL
vocating the lcgitima!ixing marriage
with dead wifc's sister. II dead He
had married his wifc's sister.
--(;ovcrnor Tabor, Of Colorado. man.
ages 10 limp along a. the heal Of the
| procession ont that way. Ills daily In
come from one Of his mines during
January was about $1,000.
Rev. Phebe A. Hanaford's Life 81
Abraham Lincoln, which Ind Il sale u
| 20. 900 copies soon after the close Of the
war, and was translated into German.
is 70 be renubIished.
Thomas X. Reechcr. 81 Eimira. N.
r.. half-brother Of Henry Ward.
i decidedly eccentric in his habits. lie
/ Is fond Of beer and billiards. and does
not conceal the fact. He writes sllsh
for the Saturday papers. and says Ne
has never read an account Of his big
brothers trial.
Mrs. Commodore Vanderbilt i
probably the richest unmarried woman
| IN the United States. Her age II thir-
/ ty-six. and she has a million for every
year. She has lived very quiet lie
since the Commodorc's death, spending
most Of her leisure in opening lo,e-et-
ters and prosecuting the charities which
She undertook. She frequently sits up
with her Secretary gill midnight an
>wering the letters not the love-letter,.
The number Of proposals she has r..
cciyed for her wcll-endowed hand since
the Commodore was taken from hei
side i estimated by those who are near
ct 10 her 10 be between 300 and 300
Many Of them are accompanied By pho
foyraphs. which wildly and sainly en-
( deayor ID SCI forth the charms Of th'
writers. She i not disposed % marry
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IL. ~ tI4.
son II 4 coal dealer was asked how
many Mound. there were IN ton. He
missed - Tn,,4,is,phia Ners.
:.
N. NJ i,'a', ','''' u.i's III l,"e "
snrcuSh 'he 'op q ~ , snun Z N','p"s
unMn ~ III s, us.,,.n' 80; ~ ,''' '",'
ans '''a'' ~ ~ '' A
"'a"'
Why i newspaper like Dynamite
Because when an unskilled person AZ
tempts % ''rastle' with y. he never
q, n n,own ~ 4Wg~chext~r Ta;on
q
~ y asserted py some tnat 'n's'or-
time braces man np; but on mere "
Jersey the old stone fence answer
the purpose, and generally nus US
bili, or any other man. 1- HarersaeS ~
publican.
"A Denver reporter asked Alice
Oates. the actress. how old she was and
She replied. III am twenty-five"
We're YOU twenty-five recently IN
ouired the reporter innocently. Al which
the little kicker said She detested news
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subjected tho sex. ner excuse was that
she could make 50 week IN her disguise,
while q : sssalesIady'' n fashionable store
me pay would b only one-third q that
amount
Tar Union Oh and Soap Company.
Cincinnati. o.. Lost <loo.ooo BY Are che other
day. A 1reman was seriously injured By
falling from = ladder.
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bringing q bear strong special and personal
in1usnce upon SENATOR Tor the purpose q
revening he commitfee'a recommendasion-
CART. EADs has convinced the House
Committee On i>evces and Improvements
that Cowdon's outlet system won't DO Tor
The Mississippi. He does not recommend
the construction az levees. but thinks those
already made should Be utilized end che
gaps closed.
IT & reported from Berlin that Ger
many and Austria have ordered the
strengthening Of the eastern fortresses.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
EIGHT men were horribly scalded
ana one killed BY . boiler explosion q the
Vulcan Iron Works, Carondelst, No, On the
"a.
SOLOMON RICHARDSON prosperous
| farmer or Charlton. Mass, was reported
| fatally wounded By the accidental discharge
| Of Z gun, some days ago, while riding on .
| load Of logs with his son and aneighbor. On
| tie IA the son confessed that he shot bis
| father. intending 20 kin him. lie had car
ried the gun two days. waiting favorable
opportunity, and fired while The neighbours
80. - =. u p,<o,;,cto, m
@ SH, n .''
enoeo some 'o.e tsouo'e' - 's>'S - -
n'ns On ne 80 .--... o..~.c,.~
=. =. whLN, auesi'e' ~, ',, 80 -.'..s..'
q ne sotn 'ns'. ~, ~ s'' - u.asrsr.
Po' ,.-s-.. Ir...,s xr,-ors named Iohn
4. 49, .:s:...- -...h.a - ~ scene
80 $1,000 ~ ~ weldon which be re-
,.r,sd rcurs,nv indian Agent Charles
sr.,cer weldon wa< shot through the
,.rs.st - .ft.r n. pi-sol No. emptied he
surrendered. He was held in custody until
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-06-10

And YOU are hereby notified and
directed that each and every person,
association and corporation claiming to
be an occupant of any such lands, or any
lot, share or parcel thereof, shall within
ninety 900 days from the date of the
first publication of this notice, in person
or by his. her, their or its duly author
lied agent or attorney, sign a statement
i'm writing containing an accurate de-
scription of the particular lot, lots, par
eel or parcels of land in which he, she,
they or it claim to have al interest, and
the specified right, interest or estate so
claimed therein, the character and value
of the improvements thereon, and how
occupied or possessed by such claimant,
and for how long "a time, and any other
matter or thing illustrating or support
ing such claimants right to a deed of the
tract so described. Such statement to
be verified by the affidavit of the party
or parties signing the amc
The statement provided for herein
shall, together with the accompanying
the Town Clerk Of said Custer City, at
his office in said Custer City, within the
time herein specified, to-wit: The
DpTlOu III llIIltlN lJVJ VdN lIoIu tlc bdte
of the first publication hereof, and all
persons, associations or corporations fail
ing to furnish such statement and affida-
Wits as herein directed within the time
aforesaid, to-wit 90 days, except minors
and insane persons, Shall be forever
barred of the right OF claiming or recov-
ering such lands or any interest or estate
therein, or any part or parcel thereof.
The foregoing notice is given under
and by virtue of the provisions of an act
Of the Legislature Of Dakota, entitled
An Act prescribing rules and regula-
tons for the execution of the trust arts
ing under the act of congress entitled
AN Act for the relief of inhabitants OF
Cities and Towns upon the public
lands" approved March 2nd, 1861, and
acts amcndatory thereto.
Dated April l., 1882.
THOMAS |. WHEELER,
President pro tenn. Board Of Trustees OF
Custer City, d. L.
Attest: A. T. FEAY, Town Clerk.
Official copy for the CUSTER CHRONICLE
A. Il. FEAy, Town Clerk.
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attenu 10 the muitlIarlouS duties or
frontier mining superintendent, is only
tempting ill-fortune and disaster.
This is often done under the mistaken
idea that, as long as you have a lot of
good miners, the mine will run all right.
The superintendent is sent to look after
the interests Of stock interests Of the
principal shareholders rather than to
manage the mine, as q mine. OF course
all this is understood by those who
have had experience in the business ;
but new men are constantly omlug to
to the front, not many Of whom commit
new blunders, for there are few TO in-
vent, but nearly ali make the old mis-
talks, Of which the lack Of care in choice
Of superintendents is the commences and
' widest spread in it's results.
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The Nihilist and tho Csar.

A st. Petersburg correspondent OF the
Paris, whose information is guaranteed,
sends an interesting account Of the cars
daily life at Gatschina. The nervous
agitation from which his majesty has
suffered since he was first called to the
throne appears to be gaining . stronger
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-06-10

EASTWARD
DAILY.

THIS is THE ONI[ been understood Tor
THE NILS 'ery resource was long ago
4. ..-. to save Guiteau's neck, and
Zig that anyone can do will change
NECESS fate.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-06-10

The Board of Trustees of the Town Of
Custer City, Custer County, Dakota Ter
ritory, hereby give public notice that,
under the provisions o flaw In such cases
provided. All that certain tract or
parcel of land known as the Townsite of
Custer City, Custer County, Dakota Ter
ritory, containing six hundred and forty
[640) acres, and described in the certi-
fcate of entry AS the Townsite Of Custer
City, AZ per survey Of the exterior
boundaries designated by the plat filed
October 20, 1880, has been entered by
said Board Of Trustees Of SAID Custer
City, for the use and benefit Of the &C.
cupants thereof.
Notice is further hereby given that
the following is a statement of the sever
al claims filed, and amounts awarded
and allowed for the expenses Of procur-
ing the entry and perfecting the title,
and which will be assessed against the
lands constituting the said Custer City
Townsite, in the II provided for
in section eleven Of the Enabling Act:
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AAe Great chance 20 make money.
Those who always take advantage
of the good chances for making
w money that are offered. generally

prove such chances remain IN poverty. We wSa cCtlOu,
many men. women, boys and and girls 10 wltorea In
for US right In their own localities. Any one 80
do the work properly from the first start. .ng camps,
business will pay more than ten times orc
wages. Expensive outfits mrdishcd freAoL OF men
one who engages fails to make mai, Judge in mat
You lSn can devote your Whole tEnscbp;ca, tnow,a.aca
all that H. needed sent &c ,,,p.h.,o s,urla -
Co., Portland Msp-~co, PuiCnasc euPpucs, auu
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R COMPANIES Il J. \ I INCORPORATED
ny ,ho secretary OF stale Rooms ant

ny tho Secretary of state Rooms and
= Live stock. 81 { Z; & y,
Two certificates Of incorporation were Is
sued by Secretary Of State ssalnaker yester-
day as follows
The frst was to party Of gentlemen agree.
Ing TO become n corporation under the name
Of THE Gauleyf River Boom Company
formed for the purpose OF constructing,
naintainingand operating one or more booms
with or without dams or banks at any point
on the Gauley river from the mouth 10 the
mouth OF twenty mile creek Ia Fayette coun.
~ andslopplng such !loatables as arc usually
caught In b5oms, under the laws OF the State.
The principal Office shall DO at Gauley bridge,
Fayette county, and tue corporation expires
June 2, 1882. The sum OF $1,000 has been
subscribed and 500 paid In, Shares are held
at $50 each rs follows; Willis j. lIolings,
OIL City, six shares; Seth Holings, OIL City,
one share; DTJ. Jordan md ". II. Hill,
Gauley Bridge, one Gnch, and q. W, Inba.
dur, Austen, W. Va, one share. .T !,
A stock yard company has been organized
by New York parties Ia Greenbricr county,
and yesterday It was incorporated under Tie
laws OF the State. The certificate as issued
by Secretary OF State Stalnaker sets forth
that the incorporators agree TO become COZ
poration under the name Of tho Greenbrier
Stock fards Company, formed for managing,
establishing and carrying on stock yards and
pens where live stock Gun DO bought and sold
and otherwise disposed Of; with all such
building and appurtenances rs belong 10
stock yards. The principal office Is 10 be in
New York, and the CORPORATION expires OH
the Itli OF July, 1882. There has bsee, SUBJ
scribcd 10 tho capital stock so, 600, and
s., 900 has been paid In, while the privilege
Is granted to increase the stock to $4,000.
Shares are held ut 500 rs follows: Isaac T..
Gates. Elizabeth, n. j.; James u. HAYES,
Tarrylown, N. Y; and Ed. II. Pardce, Vim.
Mabel and Geo. HAYES, OF New York city,
all hold forty shares each.
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An important Cupfurc.

During the past month, the city press In.
recorded innumerabe burglaries, robberic:
and attempted house.brcakings. Perhaps the
one where the most "swag" was procured
was at Capt. John McLure's on tho Island
Al this place nearly all the wearing apparel
OF the family was taken including some
valuable silk dresses. The police all thi.
time were working quietly but steadily, and
lust night made strike that was sue
cessful. Capt. Bennett early in the evening
observed party walking down Market street
with bundle under his arm. The reputa
ton OF the person was such that the captain
deemed It best 10 stop-l,im and ascertain
what was in the bundle. lie found fine
silk dress which the party said had beer
given him by Morris McAdams to sell. The
suspicious OF the police were confirmed. All
along they had believed that McAdams had
had n hand In the burglnries and here was evi
dence. The dress was taken to Mrs. Mcclure
who Immediately identified 1t, and shortly
Afterwards McAdams was scoopcd in, taken
before Squire Philips and committed for u
hearing. A search warrant was also taken
out and the police at IN early hour this NOR
ming started out to search McAdams home
McAdams is II well known character, having
figured often In our courts, -. =
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STEAMBOAH sQUIItS,
Lcrce Laconlcs mud River News or n
E..s--rf General Nature.

Lcrcc Laconics aud River News or n
..serf General Nature.
The Andes got away last evening with u
light trip In freight, but n good passenger
list r4.I.srE So -
The Baltic passed up with emptics and the
Ii. NJ. Townsend and J. II. Mcconnell
passed down with emptics.
Yesterday morning the Emma Graham
passed up anu the Katie StOckdale down,
both little behind time aud with light
trips. f-
The W. \. Chancellor is due up this morn.
Ing en- route from Charleston TO Pittsburgh
Tho Chancellor is a daisy caft and worthy Of
patronage
Capt. Asa Both, OF the steamboat Diurnal
Is one Of the most popular officers on the
river. Pleasant and agreeable at all times
and has hosts Of friendS-Er-Correct.
The river remained stationary all day yes
terday and slight swell Is anticipated
to-day. The gauge marks ut the wharf show.
cd the depth OF water TO be five feet nine
inches. "a saEs
The C. y. Lucas now takes on coal at Bell
aire, directly from the d. & 0. cars, which
are run down TO the water on the new river
switch, under the bridge, so that the boat can
lay alongside. 81
Business is very dull along the wharf this
month. Yesterday 1t frightened up a little,
but the effect OF the strike is seen md felt
every day. Steamboats, are mob making any
money to speak Of. rs - -
AT present the following Gun be found at
the foot Of Fourteenth street: Barges Nick
Crawley and Harry II. belonging to the Jen-
mic Campbell; Barnard and its new Mate
Elaine, both towing steamers; the tug Annie
L., the John Lomas in Deputy U. S. Mar
shal's hands; the Nasmi and the light craft OF
the W. 4 2. Transportation Company used
for carrying mails in very low water. The
U. s. dredge boat Oswego broke It's scoop yes
terday and was obliged 10 come 10 bank. The
Ohio Is still on the bar.
PlrTsDURon, July ls.-Iiver2 feet 10 inches.
Weather clear and pleasant.
OIL CRY, Pa, July lS.-River 0 inches and
stationary Weather clear and warm. ~.
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whistle, but shortly after the bells rang Ii ii
the engine room, which alarmed them, and

whistle, but shortly after the bsils rang n
the engine room, which alarmed them. and
they went forward - = - $500 49, ~ AHN $
The witnes, was asked abou. remark n.
second fireman OF Inc seioto ,mnda' n him
after tie accident bnt tbis Ws, ,,,Ied o ~ nun
Mr. Medill did not think bs conld b,ve
counted more than si1ty from tho lima Tbs
boats struck I'LL tho Scjoto wa, on the bot.
tom. Is n = ~ ~ i'''s' : :
On his cross examination Mr.. Doyener
wanted 10 enter into Calculation Of the films
which would be consumed by the sound
travelling from boat 10 boat, but the witness
could not see Tint tLis would affect tbe tin,e
between whistles materially = m !
Moses Mccain, the edgineer of tho Lonins.
WINS put on the stand TO make :. = 80 =
- couprr-,ox nv ma -,.r,,o.x
n. ,,,h,t.Hnh l., ~. y, LIZ iLsIINoH NJ
irav onnnnnrsi III. NV Lo H. ,, mmea ' ~.
which h" wns rcraiicd NJ movaaua.p nS,a ~
ed. saving Ills Was set,ainiv stran,o o yosi.
lion ia takr. The oiliciai record nud f ,ho
s;pnovranl,ir rcno,, NJ tha oviionnn , s.s
beforv il,cm md II ,iov aoro Inco.ror "I i,
was we'll enotirh In call ni,s",io, ~ t%o f.., !,
but il Mr. Mct,ann Ind been n,i.,s,,as u
by tho newspsner, his nronor co,,rsa r,as ~
whip Tho reporlcn Grav rss," "
Thar he Ind con,narei the sisrorr,nhsr's
report md also thN ofllciai rscord 1 AMI ,o
found tbat they nprccd with ma NJ ,Lc ns,xs.
naper.. -, - v ~ '' '''" we
Mr. .Doyene. "Wbnt ma NJ ,he NAYS.
n,nprs,r '''N " '''e 'e"'
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TrnuSfcrs,

The following conveyances of real estate
were admitted to record by Recorder Hook
yesterday: : ~
4 deed made July 10, 1852, by A. J. Clarke
and W. /. Hubbard, asslgnees In bankruptcy
Of Thomas Sweeney to Elizabeth NJ. C;ilGiIan
Of the north half OF lot>N %, on The Yves,
side OF Main street, between Eighth and
Ninth streets. Consideration 500. = :
a deed made July |, 1882, by John F.
Sweeney and wife, 10 Elizabeth NJ. Gilfilan,
Of the north half Of lot No. %, situated Oh,
the west side of Main street, between Eight,
and Ninth streets. Consideration 5000 .
:, A deed made July 8, 1882, by Anna E.
Flemming and husband to Elizabeth NJ
Gillillan, OF the North half OF lot No, q, ON
the west side OF Main street, between Eirhtb
and Ninth streets. Consideration $500.
:; a deed made June Il, 1882. by Martha T.
Stewart and sisters to John Stewart of n
piece. Of property containing over thirty acres,
Consideration s.. 4 = 800 ~
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rEywoop-A LuxArlc,s vcArApE.
The Bellaire Independent has the following
interestinp Benwaod news. ~ .sls- -

The Bellaire Independent. has the following
interesting Benwood news: -. -
There was some excitement in Benwood,
over the river, yesterday evening. occasioned
by crazy man named Daniel Nippergaul,
He Is married man and has wife and fam.
lily. Sippergaul and his wife lived happily
together for long time and acquired some
wealth and built for themselves o home
when all at once he was seized with the idea
that he was not to work any more This was
ten years ago. He said he had a presentiment
from the Lord forbidding him to work for
three years, and for the three years that fol.
lowed he didn't work, but at the end OF that
time things did not pan out just as he
expected they would from SO rich source,
and lie went to weaving carpet In his own
house. He got along all right generally. but
occasionally he would take q strange freak
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For u week past, glazing posters hung In
prominent places have advised our people to
'.look out for Jim Stinson." Accordingly
they looked and longed for Stin,on and The
fame OF the versatile James spread, yea, even
to the outer walls OF the city. The ubiquitous
James arrived last evening slightly disiigured
but still in the ring, and v as received with
honor. Naturally, as becomes one who hail.
from the city Of Brotherly Love, he hus q
quiet, modest, retiring nature, and while be
highly appreciated and felt deeply grateful
TO his friend "a prominent business man Of
the city, VINO had ut great trouble
and expense prepared the posters) for
his efforts in his (stinson's) behalf,
he was wholly unprepared for the enthll.
siasm his arrival created. 1t might be well TO
state here that James was once In the carpet
business, but Is now philanthropist and
lecturer. Last night during his absence from
the hotel about fifty people called to sec him,
and his box was filled with letters and cards.
Several dispatches were received from subur.
ban towns, asking him to fix dates for bis
lecture. James will remain here several days.
- d.
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pennsyIvnnIn Female College,

The advertisement of this justly prosper.
Gus Institution may be found in another col.
ann. 1t Is undoubtedly the lead.
ing ladies' school OF the west
vested with full collegiate power
endowed and conducted solely in the in.
tercsts of the liberal education Of ladies and
not for private gain. Every dollar OF lis
earnings, over and above the salaries Of its
teachers and the expenses Of management, is
invested in the Improvement OF the College
and the advancement OF its interests alone.
It's noA.sectarian, and all arc made welcome
to its unequaled advantages. For health,
comfort and pleasure of its inmates Il is I'm.
surpassed in its superb lscation, beautiful
and complete appointments.
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:. Tho following shows the range OF the thcr.
mouleter, us obserredat Schnepfs drug store,
4 Opera House corner, yesterday: r.
a7t.s 2M.8p.x.7PA17A.X. 12M.SrN.7P.x
=, Gs 81 81 50 50 S. s. 50
Y ! 49, a az, INDICATIONS.
WAsiIlNoroX, D. c., July 10. 4. a.-For
4 Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
T cloudy weather with occasional rains; varia-
bic winds, mostly westerly, stationary tenn
{ perature and pressure. aG
For the Lower Lake Region, partly cloudy
/ weather with occasional rains, variable winds,
mostly southwesterly, stationary tempcra-
Z tlre and pressllrc t,- l
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Ghe Gattt|euiqeltrer,
0ticrs No.. rs and ~ Fourteenth Street


Pennsylvania Female College.
Small Residence For Sale.
The Hannah More Academy. -
= 81. Georges Hall.
IIoariers Wanted. t.r
Sienbenville Female Seminary.
For sale-Jersey Cows aud lieifers.
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Dog Collars-Nesbitt & Bro.