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steamboat Squibs and Miscellaneous
Leyee Gosaip.

steamboat Squibs and Miscellaneous,
Levee Gossip.
The Diurnal isthis mornings Parkersburl
packet pol. &.
The Andes got away about 4 o'clock yes.
terdsy afternoon with q splendid trip both
ab1ve and below.
All the packets were on duty yesterday.
In the afternoon they had considerable
trouble with the storm,
The Acorn passed up with empty Goa
barges. The Monitor passed down with Q
tow OF steel rails for the River railroad.
The Katie stockdale passed down at A. N.
The Emma Graham did not 20 up until
O'Clock In the afternoon. Both had good
trips.
With the rttarn OF the Telegram to her
trade, the old Chesapeake has been taken TO
the docks TO be generally overhauled and re.
paired.
The big electric light stern wheeler, Ohio,
Is due up this morning en- route for PItI.
burgh. She passed down Friday morning.
The Ohio is an excellent packet,
The river commenced rising yesterday az.
ternoon and ut dusk there was q depth Of 4
feet inches In the channel. THIS rise 10 The
effect OF the heavy storms Of Aondsy even.
Ing. The terrible storms OF yesterday will
have the effect Of booming the river up two
or three feet to-day. Business was lively
yesterday.
Misses Katie Harden, sallie Gregg and
Daily Glenn, aud MessrS. Geo. r. Harden,
Harry sherrard, J. +. NcGowAu, w, r
Dubspaugh and Chas. D~ougheriy Joined the
excursioslsts on the return trip OF the 81,
Lawrence at Industry, Pa. Miss Freddie and
Aug. HArtis joined The party at Pit tburgh,
Besides those mentioned In Saturdays Ga;
.e,e whs made the round trip, were MIS-. J.,
W. Forney aud Miss Name Mears and cousin,
Miss Menagsr, Of Gallipolis, o, and VIII
Mears, making 50 personsal ] told. The whole
parry was delighted with the trip and speak
Of as one Of uualloyed pleasure. Z peoiGl.
ly do they speak In enthusiastic terms OF the
gentlemanly officers, who were 30 generous
and kind In their attentions for the comfort
and pleasure Of all.-SeubHFiRe Gasets,
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WEtlsDuRo, July "a, 1SS3

WELlSBuRdi July "A, 1858.
To the Editor Of he Aatdiigeaeer.
sIR: Your correspondent "Quilp," writing
from Phillppi, West Virginla, under the date
Of July 81, says In his IVA story" that
General Kelly was wounded by one Of his
wi men," "'Quilp" has been wrongly In.
formed. Colonel Kelly was shot by q Con.
iederats soldier. think that every survivor
OF the First Virginia Volunteer Infantry,
three months men, will bear me out that |
am right. The man who shot Kelly was cap
tured, and confined at Philippi for sometime.
II was 4 fair fight, Kelly getting the worst OF
IT. Some OF the boys would have put the
Confederate out Of the way, but Kelly said,
him aIonei he Is a prisoner Of war;"
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MANaLED By THE wHEELs.
A Yonpg Man Run over on the HemI
6eId Railroad.

Last evening about I O'Clock % the train
from Washington over the Hempfeld road
was coming down Seventeenth street west Of
Jacob, John Condrey,a boiler at the ores.
cent Iron Mill. Attempted 10 jump on the
last platform OF the rear passenger coach.
BE bad been drinking, and was sitting on
the sidewalk with some friends when the
train passed. He got up and started for the
can, and his companions, seeing his danger,
shouted to him TO look out. With a CON
temptuous expression be caught OF the rail.
ipg of the steps, intending TO swing himself
up to the platform, but missed his hold with
ons hand, and was thrown to the track. A
fiat car and q box car were attached to the
rear ri the train, and both Of these passed
over Condrey's limbS, breaking and mang.
ling them horribly. He was taken up and
carried 10 the house OF a cousin In Alley 10,
where Drs. John and Charles Frissell were
summoned. They expressed the opinion
that his injuries were dangerous In the ex.
treme. His right leg will b We to be ampu-
tated, and roSsibly the left also. His re.
moyal to the hospital was advised, which
will be done this morning, when his real
condition will be more readily told.
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speclnlLoN Ra,e E.enr,lon

On the B. q o., on July 18th aud 9th, 1883,
70 the National Reunion Of ex.Soldiers and
Sailors ut Columbus, Ohio. The following
rates are the lowest ever offered: Leave
Wheeling 9 20A. N il:l6P NJ, 2:i5 P. N. and
6:25 A. NJ, round trip rate, S276. Leave
Bellaire l0;osA ", ll:57 ?. NJ, 500 =. N. and
800 A. N, round trip rate, 1915. Arrive at
Columbus $40 Z. N $50 A. NJ, 800 7. N. and
1l:46A N. Tickets good to return until July
$50 ?. N. President Arthur, Generals Grant
Sheridan, Hancock. Rosecrans, Logan, and
nearly all the surviving Generals will be
preset. w. 7. REPPERr,
Passenger Agent, Trans Ohio Div.
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AMONG the many attractions at the picnic
tomorrow, one OF the most interesting, will
DO the match game Of ball between the
Heal'y and the Riverside base ball clubs.
The game will be called promptly att o'clock,
Both clubs will appear in their new uni
forms. Lovers OF the National game may
expect to s!e a closely contested and 4 very
interesting same, as the players are all good
and are very evenly matched,
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wAYSEsBuRoa COLLEGE,, by we'll arranged
courses Of study, the bel textbooks, compe'
tent professors and rational methods Of In.
struction, affords iirst-olass facilities. Fail
term begins September 18th. Expenses rers
moderate. Every young lady and gentleman
desiring TO eAter q good institution should
send for the new catalogue. Address PRor
A. B. MILLER. Ii D., WSyneshurg, Pa. DIV
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A NATURAL GAS BOOM
Mast NIGHTS COUNCIL MsErINa.
s.m.rou. pstltoD.'fof Privilege, Of u.lns til,
streets to Conduct Natural Gas for Light.
Ing and H.atIpE-rhs whsslIsE Natural
Ga. Heating COnpAp,'. Proposal.

As WIS., expected the Natural Gas heating
and lighting question, that has been a
topic OF conversation on the streets for the
past two weeks, came up in Council last
night III several forms, and all provoked more
or less talk. There was q lobby on hand 10
listen 10 the fun, but there was not as much
funny business as wAs expected. The first
paper relating to gas, was a report from the
Committee Oh Lights embracing a resolution
authorizing the Gas Trustees to contrac.
with reliable parties 10 bore a well for the
purpose OF producing natural gas for heath &
and lighting purposes, II after careful invtst-
CATION they shall deem itexpedient so 10 do.
This YVES unanimously adosted by tue
Second Branch In toe First, It mel with
opp)ition. Mr.. Myles wss In the chair.
ME. Miller nIUyeu W n jsct the resolution,
and the ayes and noes were called for. Mr..
Miller's motion was lost by q vote OF 0 to5.
MesslS. Boring, Comerford, Hoffman,
Miller and Myles voted against the resolution
and Messrs. Bingell, Donaldson, Fritz, Hall
Halter, Aalsted, Happy, Hull and List voted
for Il, The resolution was then adopted BY
the same VOTE. The Chair ruled that 0
was not q two.thirds majority OF II and that
the resolution would have 10 lie over until
another meeting; that the resolution would
eventually call for an appropriation oil
money aud therefore a twe-!hirds vote was
necessary. This occasioned considerable talk,
Mr. Hall taking au actiive part In arguing
against the Chairs ruling, Mr.. Hatstead
finally took an appeal and the Chair was
metaphorically sat down upon by a vote Of
n a
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salvOs Of arlill.1yl Falling curtain.


The city wharf is now under the control OF
the Board OF Public Works, which Is charged
with keeping 1t in good repair. The FIRST
Branch last evening receded from It's former
position In regard to the Twen,y-lhird street
landing, and then the ordinance was easily
adopted. Ma.srs. Jos. Speidel q Co. present.
ed a bill OF 81 for damage 10 their wagon on
the wharf. Council refusing to act at once,
they gave notice that they would bring suit.
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caas-steers aud heiiers weighing from 200 to 80
milch cows, $50 o0a5o 90. Bulls, iafkc. Calves, n
10 size and quality, 50 0oalo % per head.
Hogs-Llght and rough, 6a5hc; fair togood, GA
TIC; extra lard hogs, 7kc,
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MANY times you want to keep meat or fish
for several days. Lsy 1t in solution OF Rex
Magnus over night and you eau keep 1t for
weeks. You can also keep milk u week or
more by stirring In a little OF the "snow
Flake" brand, D4w
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CITY :.
Brief Notes ON Current Events OF Minor
Interest.


on marriage licsnSe was Issued ye'tsrday.
TaE Citizens street railroad company will
have handsome new cars on the track next
week.
TENTH street between Main and Market Il
being repAyed and Thirty lxth street 10 also
being rephred.
THE First NJ. E. Church Of steubenvIlls
will have q benefit excursion TO this city on
the Abner 0HEeal today.
TIE First BraoCh last evening adopted the
report Of the Police Committee recommend
ing an increase OF four men tothe police force.
A RESOLUTION was adopted In the Second
Branch last evening turning the care aud re-
pairing OF the public fountains over 10 the
Water Board, which Is also to keep them
running.
Ex-Governor MATHEWS, Mr.. Frank J.
Hearne, Hon. John. H..RuSsell, OF Cabell
county, Col. John A. Robinson, OF AinerA!
county. Mr.. Hullihen Quarter and Hon.
w. N. Glenn ants, OF Jefferson county, Master
OF Transportation OF the B. & y. road, are
the gentlemen named by Governor Jackson
to act as Commissioners OF this State at the
Louisville Exposition, which opens August
/. The State will be well represented.
A REPORT was circulated last night that
Fred Multi, the grocer at the corner Of Chap.
line and Twenty-afth %ttreets, who was so
horribly bitten by a bull dog Monday night,
had died last evening from his injuries. Dr..
Campbell, Nulte's attending physician, was
asked about the truth Of the rumor, and said
that Re was doing as vel, or even better
than could be expected. His injuries are
very serious, bat not necessarily fatal. The
statement that the dog had exhibited signs
of ~hydrophobla was not credited by the Doc
tor.
ANOTHER dog fight took place this morning
at Golfers Station. About200 pugs, sluggers
aud sports Of Pittsburgh arrived At the station
on the early train, accompanied by the dogs.
"Watch," owned by Clarence Ross, aud
"Dick, owned by Charley Casey. The tirsl
round resulted In q. victory for Watch, be
sinking his teeth into Dicks foreleg, s~eveiinq
an artery. The blood spurted every throt
OF bis heart. In the second round Dick turn
ed tail and took to grass. The fight did moi
last long but was very hard. Dick had 10 b.
shot-SeuLenviue Gazette Of Monday.
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Gln Q'ttdltgeuer
Omco. Nos 10 and ~ Fourieeoih street.


A Card-K. OF L. e.
Reirigerators-Nesbitt &c Bro.
Picture Frames-E. l. Nicoll.
Wanted-slogie Makers.
New French Process soap.
Public Safe Of the James McColloch Home
Farm.
500 Year saved-Third page.
q. Mendel II Co.-Mammoth Furniture,
Carpet and Curtain Emporium.
Dr., John K. emith-Third page.
Grand Art opening-J. Fl. Kirk.
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ES1ERPRIsIso local agents wanted In this
town for an article that is SURF 10 sell, live
driggittI aud grocers preferred. Address
Humiston Food Preseryatiys Co., p Kilby
Boston. f p&HA
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The largest number OF fine and fast horses
ever seen on a race track, will contend ut the
Pittsburgh races, commencing on the 2ith
inst. pAw
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To not fail to attend the picnic at the New
Fair Grounds tomorrow. Plenty of fun and
amusement. Horse races, f1ot races, bAse
ball, baby sacks, shooting gallery, dancing,
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Green GSe-Fancy Rio, per ID. 1o1Sc; choice do
lie; prime Rio. ioc; good Rio. SXc ordinary
Roased 0gte-ln paper, per ID, l4;lowergrades
12hRiskc; IN bulk, lAAi21<c: Java, bulk, &c.
S~lgars-Standard confectlonets, A.. peril, &c
Windsor A. SIC; Prairie A., SIC, refined yellow
IMSSc; graaplA.ed sSG powdered. stc; crushed
~Svrps-Choice maple, soc; choice sugar syrup
40c; prime sugar syrup, 45e.
Rtee-CAr0linA. 6aIc%
Nelp Orleans M0taSEs-Choice, Coo; strictly prime
5Sc: prime. &c:good SIC.
~Ttds-Young Tyson. per Id. 25ai0c; gunpowder
25a76c; imperial. SSaboc: Japan, 2Sa70c; oolong, u
| 76c: Souchong, Ga6Sc.
GEdes-Staf, full weight, 16c; steArine, pcr set
I2Hc: mould, per set. lie.
T~negdr-Choice wine, l2c, per GAL; standard cit,
brands, llalSe per gal; country, lsai6c per GAL, Al
~Seaas.Cholce navy, $780, medium $685. Lima
Wooden Sare--No. / tubs, per dozen, 81 80
No. 2 tubs per dozen, 90 80; No: 9 tubs
pals, o. 90; keeles per nest, q IS; butter tubs,
30 bScapacty. 81 30; do. 2S lbs capacity, 8 90 do
lbs capacity, g. g., wssaSoS5d; PIstn, q Soal IS
Camaed Goods-Pie peaches, 5 ID 81 90; peaches, Q
ID q 70; tomatoes, 8 10, Baken, 81 90. sweet corn,
81 O. al 25; winslow cefi. 81 IS: strawberries, 2lb,
81 q: hlackberries. 2 H.. 81 W; raspbeties. 2 ID,
| 10; pluIs, lib, u 90; luna beans, 2 Id, 81 70; cove
oysters, ! ID light, Csc: cove oysters, | 10, full
weight, 81 90: string beans. 2 ID. 90c.
Dried PruGs-Apples, sliced, s 70 l0c: doquarten
aSe: peaches. halves, Sc. peeled DO, l5alSc; pitted
Is per ID.
carbon oil, sRe; white miners oil, winter strained,
CAsee-E gasted IN iebsIng at DC Tor prime
Western, and isxal6c for New York. sweltzerl 6H
al7c. according 70 quality. Limburger l2c.
fl-No. 5 Hiacferel, bbA. 400 No. . medium
SsnfA-Nmothy nor bushel saa2 Ib. Glove, 40 50
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TIE handsome gold watch that has been
on exhibition at A. A. Frauzheim's for the
last four weeks, will be IA III sd at the picnic
tomorrow. Holders Of tickets for the draw
ing are entitled to q complimentary admis-
sion.
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' ~ 1&1LAAs
ny virtue OF a decd OF Trust, dated The S,d dRy Of
August. A. D., 1850. made by WlllIsm H., y O,teT aud
EmmR Foster, his wifo, TO the undersigned tinSlet,
s0s se Tnro tnT y! ment o. a certain prolni1'ory nGte
ONCE Of the clerk oil the County Court Of Ohio
county, Ia Deed Q! TTust Book No IL, page lbl. /
VII proceed 10 tcll az the fUnt door Of the Court
House, In tue city Of wheeling, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1859
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A ", tho following de.
Sclibed part or port on Of that parcel OF giound
Dwued BY The said AilliAm d. Foster, aud lyIug i'm
mediHtely North OF and j. BAker'sAddII on 70 tie
SAID city o. wheeling, and between the same and
The lands OF the Wheeling. Pittsburgh 4 baltimore
Railroad Company, and fronting forty AOj feet on
The north u eot EleVOuth street., aud 6Ouuded as
follows Beginning At the south EesI corner Of To
tW0slory ntick yelling hOui0 owned By Andrew
II. BHtt, situated oil said parcel Of ground. thence
weAtwAidIy on the ltaG Of Eleventh LlrecI twenty
ieet AK ilChcs l2l feet u incbO,); thence uorthwam-
y AZ right angles With said stiect about QUE hun
dIed and twenty let tO the south line OF the lands
Of said wheeling, n uburgh 4 baltimore RGiIroSd
Company thence win Sald Lest named limo ensf.
wsruly forty feet; thence At tight angles with aid
railroad %csmpany'S line about one hundred AID
tSGnty feet 10 the moth line OF Eleventh itrr,l;
thence WestwArdly along Rald north line OF aid
stree nineteen feet SIX inches 10 the y ace Of be-
ginning, being the west nall u lot no . and tho
eaAt hall OF lot %. 2, rs laid Out In 4 private plat
o. said parcel Of ground In the possession OF a u.
Britt.
TERMS OF SALI-onc.thlrd Of tho pufchIC
money and 70 much more ~ the pu. chIRT may
elect 10 pay In Gosh, and the residue In two CqnGl
an puEl payments. with interest from ihG d,y Of
sale, the purchU er " give his notes with god .
CUFlty Tor toe deferred payments. and the legal tit c
10 the props rty TO be retained until the purchase
money IA July psi1,
The title Is believed to he perfect, but, iclling a.
trustee, ] shall convey only such lille n Il vested
In NE Iy sid deed OF uu,t
JOSEPH II. PAUL..
lV7 TrtFtR.a
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Go to the Pittsburgh races, commencing or
the 24th, and see the finest horses and like
ly the best races ever contested in the ooun'
try. DAw
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Genilemeu,

II you want a bargain in a low cut shoe,
latest style, come andinspect my stock before
purchasing. guarantee brices and styles
TO suit. L. v. BLOND.
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Eph Wells, Slstersyille Alfred stRnly. Cinc'ti, o
J a GildeA, Bend, o A II Kent. Baltimore
Mrs n PBggenburg, o Miss Minnie paggenbufg,o
II RosenSIock, \. y. Ell Leayard, Clncln'u
J y lmpson, wClhb'g ARSl, Wellsburs
Il X Gifin, city JG Thomlllsoa & ", city
J ~ sley Webb. TnAd'R wR Webb, Huntington
" II Wheeler,N MAriinSv " " Selby, n MartinAv
MIST SGllic Smith ,P'kSO'g J C CLARK, Woodileld
s A BraiubridEe, Grafton G n Bnipbridge, GrAit'n
IL Mckenzie, Aaryland M4ddy. remeroy
" 7 Francis, Slndusky Mis- Lottie BullaId, o
J N Mcdonnell, C!eyl'd wO Carter city
W B McGregOr, city JG Breslin, C&0RR
Vim utrick, n MHrtinsv j. Woodruff, Wise, " Va
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DIsFIGURING HUMoRs, HumIliAting Erup.
ttons, Itching ToftureS, Ecroiulh, Salt RheHu1, and
lniAntiie Humors cured by the Cuticnra RemGdteS.
CUTICURA R~ESoLYENT, the new blood puriber,
~cleanteS the blood aud perSptra1on Of impurities
and poisonous elements, aud thus removes the
cause.
CUTicuRA, the great shiu Cure, instantly Allays
Itching and Inflammation, clean the skin and
scalp, heals OlceH AND Sores, and restores The
Hair.
CUTIcuh, soar. an exquisite Skin BeAutiaer and
Toilet Requisite. prepared from CuticuR, - indts'
penSAble In treating Skin Diseases, Baby llumots
Skin BleriiShes, sunburn, and Rough, Chapped or
Greasy Skin.
CU1icuRI REMEDIES are absolutely pure and the
only blood puriten aud akin beaurider.
II would II quirs this entire paperto do irs'tee 10
9 description Of The cures performed by the Cuti'
cura kesolyent Internally, and and Cuticunt
Cuticura Soap externally. kczena OF the palms OF
the hands and Of the ends Of the finger, very dir
small patches OF letter and salt rheurn on the ears,
noseand tides Of the face: icald heads with lo,sof
hair without number; heads covered with dan
drnif and scaly eruptIonB especially oil children
and lniants, many oil which since birth had been a
mass Of scabs; itching. burning Snd scaly tortureS
that bs filed even relief ff9m ordinary remedies
sooIhed and heat rs by magic: T~SlTiatiS, ictrOSy,
and other frightfuI forms Of skin diseases, Scroiu-
lous ulcers, oil sores. aud diSchRpinH w0uI DIS,
each and all OF which havs been speedily, perinA'
nently and ~econonicAll' cured by the : uticnTa
Remedies when h ySIcIans, hospitals and all other
remedies hiile5. as proven by n vast numbef Of
sworn testimonials In our possession.
Sold everywhere Prices: Cutlctr1, 30 cents
Retolyent, 81. Soap, % cent?. POTTER DRB6
Am CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mass.
hD-Send for "How IL Cure Skin DiEeaSes," Sets.
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are made pallid and unattractIve by fuSs.
tIonaI irregularities, which DR.. Pierce's
'Favorite Prescription" will infallibly cure.
Thousands II testimonials. By druggists.
wOkw
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PIehNhnt IIhyH uhu N1RNtb
at Mountain Lake Park. There 10 a'delight-
full company at the hotel, where choice &C
oommodations may still be had bp Supplying
to II. II. Van Meter.
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THE Opera House brass and string band
I'LL render their choices strains at the New
+ Lr Grounds Ia, morrow.
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TOR SALE

A valuable Farm OF $50 acres for sale, Htu.
Ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, ". Va,
9 miles from i. d o. Il. 4. station, is miie,,
from Wheeling, on a good rosd, all in grIss'
and In a high state OF cultivation; ons.hGIt
mile from school, convenient TO mills, mar
ket and churches; plenty Of good fruit, well
watered. To be sold In one tract or III par.
GELS. For further particulars call on or I'D.
drtea
PETER CROW,
Glen Eastou, Marshall Co., ". Va.
Mention this par.r ia2hnAW
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WASHINGTON, D. G., July 25, 1850 a. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair weather,
variable winds, stationary or rising barsme.
ter and temperature.
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scene-Wheeling boarding house.
Time-The sacred dinner hour.
Waiter-"'st beef or lamb?'
Very Fly Young Hopeful, aged six
Lamb"
Exit waiter. Re'enter R. U. E., bearing
lamb.
VT. Y. H. (plsyfully eying homeopathic
portion)-'1s that the little lamb that May
hadH'
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FOR RENR
TOR RENT.

Two DIVER view Foon'on second door, M ~,
Main street specially 'd.p,sd to .n.il IA I,H "S1
without children. Enquire OF "~'''
10, JAMES L. nAwLEy
ll0 Ma, -.
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New York Money and stocks.

GovRRNhESTs'-ltrcgular.
q. 8. 2I."m"......... lLehIgh & wilkes. ...-lo4k
7. !. s., extended ,... lOl =. I. 4 8. {. tlnts...ll3X
Y. 8. ~, coupons. li2HIu. I. bonds, fIsts ..-Il2
Paciiac . 81 sS .:..-.i21f j. sinking iand..iis
Central Pacific arStS.ll2 ITer. Pac. land gr'ts. 90
RAILROAD BoSDs-Quist and barely steady.
STATE SECURITIES -ladctive, Tenne see Cumpro-
mlse.brOught4s , and South Uarullua non. iuudauie4.
Missouri tE""rm....lSS Virginia consols, Ell.
81. Joseph ..r,"......l0 100 TIA mat, coupons. 80
Tennessee GS.,,,....... so Virginia pteiorred.. .
Tennessee Is. ssh TX. div.
srsCKs-Tha market WIS du ! on sIsht changes
until 2:i5, when Wabash preferred fell Off i per
cent to sSS. The declIDc In Othsr active shares
preferred recovered TO Sghs, Gnd the rom Under q
The list was trmer 10 special tes, AIApitoba broke
10 l0J51 and rallied 10 10Y, Many GcIiye stocks
closed within n lract'nn I The best prices OF the day
TrRnRCtlOnL. 2lB,0Ei hAfeR.
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TOR SALE CHEAP.-STATI0Y10I
and Portable B%ngIntS-Ane sylI. 0na a
one 6Il4; one Sx.?. Also Uoe ten SAiTon ny ny 'SiS;
,eT Fountain AMI ReiFiSGiuI.t, Apply al SS s sS,
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soEip comfort for Is cents Hunts Iusect
Powder used on the bedsttAd insures sound
J sleep,
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FOR SALE,

RESIDENCE FOR SALE IN Man
~ TlN's FERRY, o.-siI roors, two MAk'
Kitchens add Iouble cellar. AppIy NJ I've onI SS'srent
E0st IJ away. III aANEs, Mathis Ferry cry ,o SSTnef
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The following shows the range OF thether.
mometsr, as observed at Sonnepfs drug
Ftore, Opera House corner yesterday:
1881 1888
IA. ". 70 N. . p. N. 7P.x IA. NJ. u n. 3P. ~ P. ".
Is 70 IS 50 81 81 70
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BargaIns

in walking shoes and slippers a.
L. V. BLoSD'S.