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OTHER CASUALTIES.
SuneriDss of the Patients of a Burned Hos
pital.

pital.
B~RAISERD, MINI, Jan. 22.-The Northern
Pacific Hospital and Old Colony Reception
house here burned this morning. There
were thirty-six patients in the building, six
teen of whom were unable to help them
selves. All were taken out safely. Two pa
tients were in a dying condition. The weather
was bitter cold-the Thermometer forty de-
grees below zero-and the sufferings of the
patients were terrible. The building was
one mass of flames within three minutes af-
ter the discovery of the fire, which caught
in the kitchen, from a defective chimney.
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A Paper Mill Wrecked.

ELKToN, Nd, JAN. 22-This morning the
boiler of the Ledger paper mills exploded
with terrific force, wrecking half the i'm
mense building. Patrick Mccormick was
killed and John Garrett is missing. Eight
Others were injured, one of whom will prob
ably die
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ST. THOMAS, Jan. lit is reported from
Jamaica that ex-President Guillermor is pre-
pairing to invade Santo Domingo and Hayti,
in conjunction with Haytien exiles.
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Suicide Of a Fort WAYNE Mar at st. Louis.

ST, LOUIS, Jan. 22.-Jesse Harding, a travel
ing salesman for w. s. Merrill g. Co., drug
gists, of Cincinnati, died at the Lindell
Hotel, this evening, from the effects of
laudanum, supposed to have been taken with
suicidal intent. He leaves a widow and two
children at Fort Wayne, Ind.
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Battle with Bulls,

PANAMA, Jan. 22.-New Years was duly
celebrated with the usual amount of bull
fighting. The bulls were triumphant, killing
two men and dangerously w%ounding seven
others.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Operat,ons of the False Pronhet.

ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 22.-Great anxiety is
felt at Suakim respecting the position of
affairs at the Souaan. The insurgents have
burned a depot ut Karkon. They cross the
White Nile daily opposite Cawa.
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BERLIN, Jan. 22.-Prince Charles. who died
yesterday, caught a severe chill on Tuesday
last while exercising in his garden. The
funeral services will be held in the Princes
chamber Tomorrow. Members of the royal
family will be present. The remains will be
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taken to the Cathedral on that day, and
transferred to Nikolskoe Church, near Pots
dam, on Wednesday.
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NEW York, lam. 22-The ground floors of
Talmage's tabernacle were tonight boughs at
auction. The sales aggregated 81. 800.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.


WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL bFFtcEE,
WASHINGTON. Jan. %. l A. ny
For Lake Region - Generally fair weather.
warmer southwesIerly winds, stationary or
lower pressure.
For Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys
Warmer fair weather, winds mostly westerly,
stationary or lower pressure.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley - Warmer
fair weather, variable winds, mostly westerly.
stationary or lower pressure.
Local Observations.
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satisfies the Radicals; and even the Te
contented on account of MIR. Cross's
business qualities and courtesy.
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THE FRENCH AND THE IRISH
A Cabinet Crisis Said to Be Among
the Possibilities at Paris.

A Letter from the Pope Constituting the
Clergy the Guardians of the People
OF Irelaud-O;her Foreign News.
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LOSS OF Another Yessel.

LIBAN, Jan. 22.-The ship Vowarts sunk
off this place. Eight were drowned.
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MOSES j. ALoNs0S. Spencer. Owen eeunty.
never knew whas il was To feel well uptil he
used Browns Iron Bltters.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
NEws FaoM wgsr WaalMIA Towns
ass s.,,r., coust,.. lsas s~lelsl.s4ass, As-
eid.at and Other Occurrences at houadylls.
OAiO River b. 4. Representative ana
sartin'. Ferry News Items.

Peter Bellew, laborer, OF Washington, Pa,
ia named In n pamphlet printed In London,
Eaglaud, as entitled 10 unclaimed money
from Australia.
The Kanawha Gazette plumeS iselt in this
mannei: We risk nothing in sNying that by
the time the State CAPITAL Is moved here in
1885, Charleston will be worthy Of being the
permanent seat. There are moro buildings
and finer pLvemsnts lai ! than anywhere In
the State
At Scenery Hill, WeshinSton county, Sat
urday evening last, during q fracaS between
Isaac Vanv2orhiy aud Osman Hawkins, the
latter threw stnne, which struck the former
In the b.ckliSf citing what Is supposed 70
be q serious Il jury. VHnvoorhis Is en- old
mau No Arrest was made.
Joseph Simmons, Of P~ocahontas county,
met with a serious accident last week. He
had gone to.Ronceverts for q load Of goods.
and before loading his wagon commenced
removing some articles that were in It, and
In taking out u pistol allowed 1t 10 drop on
the wagon tongue. The weapon struck on
the hammer aud was discharged, the ball
striking Simmons IN the right groin, and
ranging upward, passed almost entirely
through bis body. Medical attention wa
promptly given him, but at last accounts he
was not expected to recover.
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PERSONAL MENTIoN.
News and Gossip In reference to Various
People.

| NeWHu uu dOhhtp III AtcAtEChco ~
People.
DIR. Harden and Mr.. White, OF Wellsburg,
are In the city.
Congressman @. P. Snyder, Of the Third
District, Is in town.
Ex.M Mayor Egerter wss at M%ouudsville yes.
terday on businssa.
Colonel Robert White left yesterday for
Martinsburg on legal business.
Squire H. T. Peterman is confined 10 his
residence on the Island by Illness.
Editor Glass; OF wellsbnrg, is among the
distinguished people now In town.
Mr.. A. W. oxnard, one Of New Martins
yille's prominent business meS, Is in the city.
DIR. ] W. Bosworth, OF Philippi, is-here as
A delegate 10 the Grand Ledge OF Old Fell
lows.
DR.. D. MAYER. OF Charleston, is in the city,
attending the Grand Encampment Of Odd
Fellows.
MI. Jerry Flynn, Of Newark, q well known
rail n man, who formerly had his head
quarters here, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Louis Colmar, jr., editor and proprietor
Of the DeutSche Asttmg, left yesterday for an
extended "trip to New Yo:k, Baltimore and
other eastern cities.
Mrs. ]. G. Lyle has gone TO Buffalo, Pa, as
A delegate 10 the seml.annusl meeting OF the
Woman's Home Missionary Society, now In
session at that place.
Mr.. William Lindsay and wife, Of Louis.
VILE, KY, are ct the stamm. Mr.. Lindsay is
a large tobacco broker, and will spend
several daysin the city.
Hon. George H. MofFat, Of Pocahontss
county, ex.speaker OF the House-of Dele.
gates. and formerly editor OF the Register,
arrived In the city yesterday.
Mr.. Ed g. Norton and family arrived from
Rico. Col, yesterday, and are at the McLure.
MT. Moron, It will be remembered, was for.
merly proprietor Of this hotel.
Cashier J. J. Jones, of'tbe Exchange Bank,
who has been attending the Bankers Coz
yention at Louisville, has returned home.
He wss accompanied by Mrs. Jones. They
also made q short Eastern trip.
DR.. Robert s. Harvey, o prominent pbys'.
clan OF Wheeling, Is visiting his parents II.
this city. He expects to leave to-day, for his
wheeling home. The doctor hes a host OF
friends here who are glad TO SEQ his hand
some and intellectual DISQUALIFICATION Id
teftiSer,
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rNrEpEsrINo FyERonEs LAST NIGHT.

Last evening a team" from Wellsburg, In
Ohio, exemplihed the work Of initiation.
There waS a very full attendance to witness
the exempliGcs,ion. Mr.. Young acted as
Noble Grand, J. W. Miller, aS Vice Grand,
=, a, Frost as Past Grand, ]. Montgomery as
Conductor, NJ. Roberts as Warden, aud the
other positions were taken by Messb. Hard,
ing. someryille, Marks, Graft, Patterson,
Perkins, Howard, White, Forbes, Hall,
knight and Reeves.
This evening q grand complimentary con
cart will DO rendered TO the visiting members
Of the order by Wheeling musical and lite.
rary talent. DR.. s. l. Brice will deliver an
Of the representatives from abroad will re.
Spond. Among the other features OF note on.
tie programme - the balcony scene from
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Mrs. John F. Miller hiss the %dlphtheriu.
DR.. 8. B. West Is visiting friends in Stark
county.
Miss Blanche Martin Is visiting relatiyess al
Canton, Q,
Mrs. ]. j. Mccarroll is visiting relatives at
olaysville, Pa.
Mrs. NJ. Cuppy, of Updegrat Mills, Ohio,
Is visiting at Mr.. Marion McGrew's.
. William Wesley has closed out his cab,
met shop on First and Hanover streets, and
moved to steubenville,
The ladies, Union Benevolent society
meets at Mrs. James Tannehill's this after.
noon. The society will give a public enter.
tainment hext month, probably q bszr oil
some kind.
NJ. John Haynes, q prominent Young car.
penter and builder OF Martins Ferry, will
take unto himself a wife this evening, Mis-
TITLE RencbSoi Wheeling. The ceremony
will, take place at the residence Of the brides
parents, In Wheeling, this evening. The hap
Ply couple win make Martins Ferry their
home.
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The construction Of the Ohio Valley road
along tie river front Of the CITY will not
probably by delayed any by difficulties be.
tween the Baltimore & Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania Companies.
The Cyclones, Of Marietta, and the Globes,
will play q return game Of bsse ball here II
o subscription can be made to psy erpepses.
Bellaire has no grounds enclosed 30 an ad;
n ission fee canb be levied to nay the expenses,
while there ara many here who would pay TO
s3e the game.
The ". O. T. Uni,n will work for the
nomination ola citizens ticket, chosen with:
out regard to party, and for is success atthe
municipal election in the spring, and will
work against any nominee Of any party who
Is not pledged to the support OF prohibition.
The matter Of violations OF the laws closing
the saloons on election day, OF which there
was some talk at The time, will also be
pushed by the Union. Rev, J. N. Monroe,
Of the Christian church, mAdeR statement
on the day Of the election that Some saloons
we're selling liquor, and that some Of the
policemen bad refused TO take up the matter.
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! ns.u.ltul eela wa.en worth 500

Prof 8. o. Malone, the accomplished pen
artist Of West Virginia, has placed on exhi.
bition ct Mr.. jacob W. Gfubb's tewelry
store, the original OF his celebrated. pen
drawing OF our late President Garfield, en-
titled From the Log Cabin 70 the White
House,
have an opportunity OF securing n Of the
copies from this elaborate pen drawing, Prof.
Malone makes the following offer:
There will be q beautiful gold watch given
with four hundred copies. The copies will
be on sale st Mr.. GFubb's iewelry store,
where also may be seen the original Picture,
also the beautiful gold watch that will be
given to the one holding the number CORES
popding with the number In the envelope.
The drawing will take place Wednesday,
October 81, 1883, at s o'clock ?. N.
Remember the copies cost you but 81 each.
These desiring to see the original before
buying copies can call at the aforesaid placn.
-0rdersreceiyed by mail and copies sent TO
any pArtsofthe country on recelptot price.
4 ~iHCalkn m addrasa - 80
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nnr,hn Il,lnrslon,s Ia,estment.

Mrs. Martha Livingston, o thrifty colored
woman, was Martha Green before Charles
Liyington married her In New Orleans, La,
some Ten yesrs ago. They went to Morgan
CITY: there he successfully commenced deal
ing inmoss on q small scale, and about three
years ago opened q general merchandise e.
iAblishment. She put her money away, nd
6eJ5l0. In the September drawing the l60th)
OF The Louisiana State Lottery, by writing to
Al. Dsuphin, New Orleans, La, and re-
ceiyed $4,000 caSh, which she invested in q.
s. Regtsteted BoudS.-H o. PieGytint, S1r
tfMbef %. peH
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wheeling whoIeaale Market.

VIZ NkAf
WHEELING, TueieSdAY, October Is.
In this mornings quotations will DO found a
number Of important changes. Especially Is this
true Of c5feea Fer the past thrre weeks coffee has
been advancing slowly put surely until the figures
given this morning hayo been reached. These
quotations. arp Arm bnd . fair coffee trade Is being
transacted. The gain trade Is dull: new corn has
appeared In the market and sells at SOC per buShel.
The provision trade has been satisfactory, there be-
lug q good demand aud steady prices. The de-
mAnd for sides has been stronger than II has been
for weeks The other departments have remained
about the same. The quotations given below are
subject to fluctuations during the week:
Grdin-Wheat el05 per bushel. State oats 8oc:
RYE COO, but very little In the market. State
corn, old. 6oA6Scon the wharf; new corn. Soc per
RSSr-Fancy patents, (sping and winter 80 81;
white amber and winter g 90; choice family
(choIec red winter IS 60a6 90 Xxx family medium
winter IS 6oa67 5: xxx bakers (Minnesota) SO 25a
$50; XXX bakers iHisconEin) IS fta6 %. Corn mea
SOC In paper. 0Atmeal-medlum brAnd-T %
per Dbl: fancy 81 80. Rye -four 81 b0a4 q.
M FsA1-Whlte middlings SIS % coarse
do SO 90; seconds SIS 90; bran sl6 %: chopped feed
Rav aud suS-prime loose timothy IS OoAsO 90 per
ton prime bGled at % ONalOO0 Wheat straw 90 90;
0At straw 81 90.
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Greon GSes-Feney Rio. per Id. lSc: choice do.
l5Nc; prime Rio. 1856 good Rio, l2xe ordinary.
lie; Java, 22a2Ic.
,s SSS.tSa S e gSsiE, iPHPsail FL ja ~ lS SSii ioS sSs. s''a'''
Slgdrs-StandRrd contectioners, A, peril. s9sc:
Windsor A, SIC; Prairie A. sHc; refined yellow
7HaSC; grGnuls.ed. 9As powdered. 9hc; crushed,
81 Tps@cSoise maple. SOC. choice sugar syrnp
4cc; prime sugar syrup, &c.
Rlce-Carolina. 6a71.c-
NsS 0rkGNs No!ases..choice, 6Sc; strictly prime,
vi TSisasEYouns Tyson, per ID, 2Sa5Oc: gunpowder
25G76c; imperial. Sa5oc; Japan, 2sa7oc; 0olong, ga
76c: Souchong, 22a66c.
CdHdiss-Star, full weight, 161hc; steafine, per set,
l2Ho; mould, per set. lie
brands, iiaiSc per GAL; country, Hsai5c per gall Is
$SScdss'' wan--No. ] tubs, per dc.en, 2 8 %;
per dozen. So %; 5.hooppdls Rer dozen, 81 90; ahoop
pals. q % teeleFs per :. nest ,sa i 81 ~; ep y g. e. tSe =,
lbs capacity. 2 q, waShboaIds plain. 81 6oal Is
Cdaaed GoOds-PLe peaches. 3 lb $40; peaches, {
q SGaI Is; Wiasio'w corn, q IS: strawberries, 2ihi'
81 Is: blGckbcrtic. 2 h., 81 %; raspberries, 2 ~.
Dried FrtAse-New eyaponted pared peaches va
Sc; impaired do. laaiGc; raspberdes Sbas6c; black
sliced, SS9a: peaehea. new halves, G4{aF5Nc; do
quarters 6kaGXc; do, pared l6alSc; do. blackberties
IL; do, rtspberrtes 80 }: pitted cherries E1a29c.
NGM evGpoEsted epples l6al1c; nppies very NOV y;
carbon oil, SAsci white miners oil, winter strained,
Ac; o. 7. c.. oil lOKc.
citns-h quoted in iahhing at lSc for prime
full cream Western, and 13Kal5c for New York.
sweitzerl6ksl7c. according TO quality, himbuHer
Gd-No. 8 macEesel. hhs., go %; No. . medium
~RGaa-cholre Nav, at 8 1852 IS: medium g 2Sa
2 so; mixed 81 50a9 90: Lima 6ks6c per ID. :
Stds-sal(s oil timothy ,teeil at q Goal 70 per
bushel; clover small seed Sc 90; large IS 1888 %,
as TO QuSlity. !
G~$aGS-country 5s!slc: oeeswax s2,2ss per y, .
per bblf 81 80.
SOett Grs-Sa9c peIlb
400.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A~ppta-Choicc 10 fancy per Dbl, s. 75a3 90; good
10 chicc 9! 7Sa2 50; cnmmon 10 fair 81 76a2 %.
Foreign Frtis- Florida oranges, IS ooa7 % Ter
! So pcr case; jamaica DO, Sd ouas 30 per Dbl; Mes.
Sina lemons, 81 i0a5 so per box. .
!Hony-lhoice white clover, 2oa23c; choice buck.
wheat, lSt2Oc,
6HlGns-50aGOc PER bushel.
P%otasa5Neat ~ receipts, q Is per Dbl. Good
POaLry-Llye chickens, 81 oOaa rs per dosen,
BoSpd1-2ia26c per Ii.
BNAr-ExtachoIce Ohio. 21a2ic; medium l0ci2
EJ9s-stictly fresh. 22a2Sc.
Pre1Ns-l0il6e per H.; apple butter, 6a1Xc per
pound; 1sliy SSpe G. PSuiR I'd o,o,oo white. walnut,
76casl; hickory nuts slal 50 per buShel.
Rags-Cotton, white, per lb 2Hc: cotton. mixed.
Ftdthsrs-Live geese, per ID, 5Sa64e; mixed 4Sa60c.
RHSctg8sss5c are Inc rai.aSS figures.
Ginsna-sl 90 per ID, =
Eals.;Tbsclty 'soliugp price for 1Od and all clsts.s
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WARRINGTON, D. c., October 23.-l:So a. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, followed in Tennessee aud western
portion Of the Ohio Valley by cold RANT;
northeas,erly winds; stationary or rising ba'
rometer and temperature.
Lower Lake Region, generally fair weather;
northeasterly windt; nearly stationary ba.
rometer and temperature.
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GENERAL NOTICES,
.TocKHoLDERs' MEETING.

4 special meeting Of the Stockholders 0, III.
Wheeling HinSe Company Is hereby cSIled ~
Saturday Afternoon. November Il, iSsS, nj nSh "
o'clock. for the purpose Of considering ira mr.
piiety OF reducing the par value OF he e,niiV,
sock Of the Company, and notice "a hereby Pfysn
Of the ihtentoa TO oterat such meeting 4 ,esoIpc.
ton providing for such reduction. H
Bj order OF the Board OF Directors.
J. G. BRADY, Secretary.
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COLORED SILK Velvet at $i.40.
C0lored Silk Velvet at 81 9t.
2O.Inch Br0caded Black Silk Velvet
'$I.o0 will buy the best Scarlet Vest
EMSHEIMER'S,
Eleventh Street.
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The Flemiprs, Fuss.

A communication ives yesterday received
at this office from Charles D. Fleming, dated
at Columbus, and containing substantially
the same statement as that printed yesterday
morning concerning Fleming's troubles with
Els wife. Last evening aletter was received
be published, and stating that Fleming had
written TO his wife asking her 70 60 to
Columbus. II she did not do ID Fleming
said be would commence suit for the pos.
session OF the children.
The letter writes 10 Mrs, Fleming wa,
shown TO Q reporter last night Fleming
bsgs ~piteously for the woman 10 return to
him, and promises to "behAvs better In the
future II She will forgive and torgei.n This
charges against BIS wife. Mrs. Fleming left
for Columbus yesterday morning In response
10 q telegram from her mother.in.! Jaw, saying
that her baby Wss sick and needed her care.
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IAN receiving my fall stock OF women's,
misses and childrens shoes and mems fne calf
hand-sewed shoes in all the different styles
10 which I invite an Inspection. have
added several new lines to those l have been
keeping heretofore, making 8 complete assort-
ment Of fine and medium goods.
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SToCKs-In the stock market for the day the I'D.
vance over last nights prices ranges from II 10 "a
per cent, the latter en- Oregon Tsanscohtlncntai.
The stock market has shown increasing strength
and also more buying Of the general list than APP
parent for several weeks. koom traders, OF whom
over month, have to-day been buying more than
they have for some time. at least they are on the
bull side. VAnde! bllt stocks have all been strong
and Michigan Central has been u special feature,
showing au advance Of Sper cent for the day,
There hasb9e1A large increase Of ira ing In New
York Leatral. Canada Southern, Burlington q
Quincy, northwestern, Kansas & Texas Mis-.
SJuh Pacific, which have heretofore been extremely
dull from the opening. The Demand was brisk aud
late In the day buying was on an enormous scale.
khlres In the final dealings werc buoyant and
round amounts taken at the advahcioy figures.
The sharp rise Ia u chisan Central was due printt.
paIly TO shsrts who become frightened Vt the
scarcity Of stock, iouIht u cover, aud rushed the
demand for oLhet Van iersiltS, h nee the improve
ment 10 Lake shore, New York CentalR and GAnadR
Southern. In the last fifteen minutes every active
kto Il sold n the highest point oil the day. IL HaS
reported on good Hnlhol ity that tho squeeze In Jer-
Sey Central and Wizard ShlrestS by no means NJ
an end, aud Oregon y TfAus.C Continental especially
Is II tely TO be sharply adVancod. Whatever the
shorts attempt 10 cover amOng short stools are
supposed 10 be prominent operators recently on The
be r hIde, who haven't yet been able 10 cover their
lines. It was also stated IhIt Chicago, Burlington
d Quincy and st Paul, MinueapoliS& Manitoha
are In the same paitiJ n as Michigan Central, end
runner OF q sharp twist Tomorrow. Commission
houles report more outside buying to-day. London
has taken Sorae round amounts II
1ranHIcIioDs, 48l,00l shares,
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II you feel dull, drowsy, debilitatsd, have
frequent h~eidache, mouth tastes bad, poorap
petite, tongue oeated, You are suffering from
torpid liver, or "bll%liousnesL" Nothing will
cure you SO speedily and permanently as Dr..
Pieres's Golden Medical Discovery" By
Ill dfuggtitk.
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NOTICE TO ~TAX.PAYERS.


CT y coLItcToR's orYicE, Oct. 20, lSa
The City Taxes for the year 1883, will be dns a,
Monday the 9Th day Of November, lsS, SSS AZ N
persons who pay their city taxes on or beione ~
Sd day Of December, 1883. will be entitled toS an
count Of two per cent thereon upon all city lars
On zeal estate not psid on or before Deceinbsf 4
1883, q penalty ut the rate Of ten per cent MI ~,
III will be added and collected
FREDERICK UNRUH.
oc9O City Collector.
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PR0F s. @. MALONE.
stamm House, Wheeling, W. Va.

ALI kinds and varieties Of fish and oysters
10 bulk. can and shell, can be found at John
L. Wyland & Bros, 1865 Market strest.
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Wanted, q flrst-class Milliner to go ouI
of the city. Liberal wages paid.
Apply TO SPEYER BROS.
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The following shows the range OF the Their
mometsr, az observed at sehnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
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MILLINER WANTED.

RUSSIAN Circulars and Newmarkets at
EMSHEIMER'S.
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CuleuEa Remedies. The most wonderful OF on
record. A duSipAn 'Ill Of scales .e'l from him
daily. Physicians and his friends thought he must
die. Cure EWorn 10 hcIo'e q Justice Of the peace
nd Hender7on'a most monument citizens