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FROM THU OLD WORLD.

From Ire Srtat LOadOa tEap) zimss
Among the ,nAus specific iutro4ueed to thepno'
lie for the cure Of dyspepsia, indigestion deianGe
ments Of various kinds, and as general family
medicine, none have met with such genuine Ap'
p,c.iatlon AZ Bop Bitten introduced 70 this eoun.
IN but a comparatively short time since. to meet
the grea. demand for pure, safe and perfect ian'
Nv medicine they have rapidly increased In favor.
until they are, without question, the most popular
and valuable medicine known. Worldwide re-
nown Is not due TO the advertising 1t has received
II Is famous by reason Of It's inherent Virtues II
does all that Is claimed for it. II d!schafSes is Gu
rs,lye powers without any Of the evil eaocIs Oh
other bi.,ess or medicine, being perfectly SAic and
harmless for the most irall womAn, smallest child'
and weakest invalid to use Few arc tho homes
indeed where tho great dl'coyery has not already
bcsn hailed as adelyGTerAn welcomed mn Eiet ~
n docs what othen Attest 70 do. Composed o. SIM
nlc InRtcIlals IL Is marvel OF deIiclte ana sue
IessIul combination. Nothing Is wanting. Every
Ingredient goes straight 10 the marx a. when " -
aimed ana never falls. Pleasant 10 inc phlnte.
SVrcesbc 10 the stOlnRche, and thoroughly eneGtixe
nj cure Il has won for itself The commence OF AL
-Timeg London, hing.
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A reporter asked cigar maker yesterday,
what the result OF the reduction Oh the inter
nal revenue tax on cigars would be.
at will make business dull now ill May J,
and then brisker than ever" was the reply.
"Can you notiusany slackingin orders2"
"Orders for immediate delivery are falling
of, but have already received one order Tor
~, 00O stogies to be be delivered after the re-
duction takes effect expect 10 have ORDER
for 100, 900 In advance
after May l2'
"Oh, lam making Thorn nov, and will keer
ahead OF orders. Thatll be easy 10 do, be
cause nobody will buy more than he need
to keep him going till after May !. Their
there will be sOmewhatof boom till dealer
are stocked up again."
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Hrief Notes on Carrent Events sf Miuo
Intereet.


Intereet.
Tso mArriSge licenses were issued ysstst.
day.
The iron workers have Ave days more Of
their vacation: g
IT was little breezy, but bright and pleas
ant yesterday. All faith in Virgins fled.
THE regular semi.monthly meeting OF Coun.
Gil convenes at the City Building tonight.
OYFIcER LuroS has been transferred from
the Island TO the levee beat, and Officer Rad.
ford goes TO the Island.
OFFICER LIsroX had an awful time last night,
getting an old party from the leYee to the
lookup. He was too drunk to tell his name.
Robert CANPBILL, colored, was yesterday
arrested on warrant Issued BY Squire W.
II. Caldwell, and will hayea hearing at IL
A. N. to-day.
LETTERS advertised Tuesday, March 10,
1889: J. Feurle. Andrew Gosney, X. NJ. Nc
IuIire, Albert Nicholas; Miss Lena Plat, J.
T. Ramage, W. II. Renshaw, J. Rider, y. B.
Swami, Mrs. W. 7. Weed, Q. Wattley.
sQurRE sCuUL1zE was spoken Of In yester-
days issue az M ex.Justtce. 1t should have
been ex. commissioner. He is still J. T.
and has the papers to show for 1t
SUNDAY night FL Fry went to the well
known house at Il5 Seventeenth street, Of
which his wife Is an inmate, and In Il quarrel
with her he beat and kicked her terribly,
officer Morris ran him 10, and yesterday
morning in Police Court Judge Jeilers tined
him s. and costs.
Tue Committee on Fire Department met
last evening for the purpose OF preparing
the report 70 be presented 10 Council tonight.
A number OF bills were audited, and the
committee went into secret session over "a
Eccles bill, for $3.50 o., for eight months
services as electrician. II was rejected. FIJI
teen gum coats and seven caps were ordered,
and the committee adjourned 10 meet Friday
afternoon and visit some Of the houses.
Mr. J. NJ. WAErHES, OF the firm OF War
then & Tieman, celebrated his tin wedding
last evening. A number Of his friends were
handsomely entertained OF his residence.
Among the presents received was box Of
tinware, from Pittsburgh, containing lie
pieces, and another from former employees al
Tunnelton, which contaiAed 81 pieces, one
OF which was miners lamp. bearing the in
scription, Don't forget the little lamp"
COMMENTING on Judge Jeileis' recent decis-
ion that person has u right TO hiss q public
performance which does not please him, the
SteubenVille Gazette says: This decision
was eminently correct. In Europe II a
singers performance on the stage does moi
COME up TO his promises he is Kissed OIL, and
kissing is Just as regular as applause. 1t IL
only in America that managers feel at liberty
10 Impose any sort OF material on gulliblt
audiences, and were the right OF Kissing judi
ciously exercised 1t might bring about a re
form and give US better entertainments"
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Last evening after the scholars attending
the night session OF Frasher's Business Col.
lcge were dismissed, 1t was discovered that
some thief had been in the cloak rooms, and
Messrs Tappan, ST. Myers, Develin and
Mansbach were the sufferers their hats hay
ing been taken. Word was Immediately
sent to Police ii Headquarters, and the officers
Ia the central portion OF the city notified to
be ON the lookout. A few moments after,
Oalcer Juukins colIared two WORTHLESS. not
unknown In police circles. named JEFF Reed
and Tom Cassidy, while they were on
Eleventh street trying to sell the.hats. These
elegant gentlemen claimed TO be very much
surprised to find that'the hats were supposed
not to belong to them, and were indignant
over the idea Of being sent TO the cooler Tor
the night. On being Searched, an ugly pair
fknuckles were found In Cassidy's pocket.
There will be two charges against him this
mOrniuR.
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rExsoNAL nENTlON.
Now. and Gossip in Reference to Vnrious
People.

News and Gossip In Reference 10 Various
People.
Mr.. Lou swabaker returned from the East
yesterday.
Mr. 8. P. Mccormick, OF Grafton, brought
his family down to sac Modjsska last night.
Mr.. John Woods, OF North Wheeling, is
still couiined to his room with congestion OF
the brain.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Crago Pipes, Of Waynesburg,
are visiting their father, DIR. ]. il. Pipes, OF
the Eighth ward.
Mr.. John G. Devine leaves this morning
for his farm In Dakota, where he will remain
until next winter.
Col. ]. B. Peyton, Clerk OF the House OF
Delegates, has returned to the city, and Is
busily engaged preparing the Acts Of 1883 for
publication.
Capt. Saunders, the champion banjo picker,
entertained a crowd Of gentlemen at the Au-
ditor's office yesterday afternoon with his
instrument.
Mr.. John Reed, having graduated at the
Pittsburgh College OF Pharmacy, will shortly
enter his fathers drug store, on the South
Side, and Mr.. Geo. StHuver, who Is at present
prescription clerk there, will enter the store
Of r. Aeber List, Esq,
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twill be remembered that in January last
A man named Richard o. Roarke was arrested
In Allegheny county, Pa, charged with
stealing q horse from Michael Brennan, OF
Weston. The constable that arrested
O'Roarke procured his warrant from Justice
Caldwell, OF this city, and after securing his
man lodged him one night in the jail Ia this
city before going to Weston. The last Lewis
county grand Jury brought in his case as not
a true bill The papens OF that county give
Mr.. O'Roarko and bis friend Mr.. Morton, OF
Pennsylvania, who was also arrested, the
very best OF characters, and intimate that
brennan acted hastily and yindictiyely in
prosecuting the case. 1t Is probable that
be will shortly have a S2lOCQ libel suit to
look alter,
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willcurc dyspepsia, heartburn, mala.
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
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To he Hop Bitter5 Co.
Gentlemen :-Havlng suffered for many years
from bilIoumess, accompanied with sickness and
dreadful headache (beIng greatly fatIguCd with
overwork and long hourS at business. ] lost all
energy. strength and appetite. 1 was advised by a
friend In whom had seen such beneficial effects
10 try Hop Btters and few bottles have quite al.
tered and restored me to better health than ever.
l have also recommended II 10 other friends. and
am pleased TO add with the like result. Every
claim you make for 1t can fully endorse, and rec.
ommend 1t as au Incompatible tonic.
Youn faithfully,
s,W, FIT.
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WE have received the initial number OF
the Cldplei, the new Catholic paper for West
Virginia. The articles are lengthy, but quite
,nterestipg. The typography Is faultless.
Mrs Houston, the editress, is finished
writer, and the Diocese Of West Virginia will
have what Il has never bad before, among
Tho renresentativos Of the press, an ablo de.
fender Of that ielth.-EfdnSViLle Rerie0
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:
Slr-Havlng suffered from extreme nervous dc:
medicine and change OF scene and Air without de-
irving any benefit whatever, l was persuaded by
fIleud 10 Try hop BitteH and the effect ain hap.
Ply TO say. was most marvellous. Under these cir;
cumstanees feel 1t my duty to give this testimonial
for tho hcneat OF others as may ssy am now GU
titely well thGIeflIe can justly and with conf
dence give personal testimony to any one wishing 10
cali upon me. Yours truly, HENRY HALL.
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CLOSING SALE.

Every Engraving In the fine collection
at Crangle's Block, Market Street, must
be sold to-day, Tuesday, aud tomorrow,
Wednesday, afternoon and crenings-nO
matter nj what sacrifice.
Ladies are specially invited TO attend.
". H. HALLER, Auctioneer.
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enriches the blood and purifes the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy etc. Try a bottle.
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RIVER NEWS.
Steamboat squIbs Gathered Along The
ieyee aud on the Boats.

leyee aud on the Boats.
The Dlurnal swung out at 1880 A. ", for
Parkesburg with afair trip. :.
The Josh Cook passed up with empties aud
the Monitor and Hawk with lows OF ties.
The Princess did not run in the BellGire
trade yesterday afternoon, her hAnges haVlpB
become slightly loosened.
The Katie sLockdale Is due down this morn:
ing and the Emma Graham up. Both are Oh
the Pittsburgh.Ci line.
The beacon light steamer Lily left Pitts
buFgh yesterday morning on her return TRIP.
She male no change In the beacon DIh4 on
her up trip.
The Iron Duke Is enrcute from st. Louis to
Pittsburgh, with six barges containing 900
tons Of Iron ore. The Iron Age was to lave
left St. Louis astnight also bound for Pitts
burgh.
The G. w. Thompson is again plying be-
tween Huntington and Gallipolis, having
been repaired and put In excellent running
order. This Is the boat that was sunk short
time since.
The Little Anna found the wind too heavy
and trade too light TO run with any comfort
or profit In the Martins Ferry trade yester-
day afternoon, and went 10 the bank above
the whariboRt on that account.
On Saturday last, packet was launched
at Huntington. When finished she will enter
the GallipOlis aud Huntington trade about
| the first OF June, In charge OF the clever OIL.
GERS, Captain ]. Cornwell and Clerk Il. b.
COrnwell.
The river was stationary yesterday, the
marks last evening indicating a depth OF 0
feet 8 inches, which was also the depth yes
tarday morning. The packets arrived and
departed regularly, but report having had
considerable difficulty from the strong wind
that prevailed.
The Andes arrived at noon from Cincin.
natl with good trip, including lot Of iron
for the Etna. This fine packet leaves at ST..
N. to-day on her return and shippers should
be prompt in getting freight on board. The
Andes passenger facilities are unequaled.
Captain Muhleman is master and Mr.. Mart
Noll, clerk.
EvAxsvtLLE, March 12.-Riyer 81 feet; clear;
| thermometer 490
GREENSBORO Pa, March 12.-River feet 8
inches and stationary
PlrTsBURGH, March 12-RiYerG feet l inch
and falling; clear and cold.
CrscINNArI, March l2-River 81 feet 0
inches and falling; clear aud warmer.
On Crrr, Pa, March 12-River feet 0
inches and stationary; weather cloudy and
windy. .
BRowEsvItLE. Pa, March 12.-Rlver Z feet
inches and falling; weather clear, Their
mometer $40. r-.
RrcE's LANDING, March l2,-River6 feet s
inches and stationary; weather cloudy; Their
mometer $50.
LoutsyrILr March 10 River q feat t;inches
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Hop Btaen Co. DuBLIS. Nov. q, 1881
Lentlemen:-You may beinteres:ed to learn that
ono Of the mos. eminent Judges on the Irish bench
Ia customer Of mine) highly approves Of your Hop
Blttes, having received great benefit from their
use. T. T. HOLMES, Chemist.
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ST. LOUIS. No., March s, 1883.
3h. Anton I. Hess DEAE sIR-I have tho
honor 70 announce to you that, having pass.
ed satisfactory examination bsfore tho Fac.
ulty and Examining Committee, the degree
OF graduate In pharmacy will be conferred
upon you at the annual commencement, to
be held March II, 1855.
Yours respectfully, JIM. Coon,
Dean Of tho Faculty, St. Louis College Of
Pharmacy.
Mr.. Hessis numerous friends will rejoice TO
receive this intelligence,
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From Rev. J. G. BoYCE, N. A. Oct. 30. lSS3
Dear SIrs 81 have lately finished my fist bottle
of "Hop bitterI." After bRyiug iQr many years
suffered acutely from rheumatic golit Cuheritedl
feel 30 much better, and can walk 10 much more
freely ahOuld like TO continue tho use OF II wrte
10 ak how many bottles you will let me have Tor
81, 20 that may always have some In stock.
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us. Consulate, MAScHEsrER, Eng, Nov. 8 iSs2.
Gentlemen ;-sincG writing you OF the great ben,
eat / had derived from taking HOP BnteIs.
from dyspepsia and sluggish liver. and the change
was marvellous: he appeared another being Alto'
pether, lie had tried several other remedies WIN
out any benefit. lcould name over dozen oIheF
Consular Clerk.
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LONDON, EMO, Sept. + looIs
Inn pleased 10 testify 10 the good effects oil your
"lIOp Blilers." Have been suffering long time
with severe pain In the left and Across the lofs
and, having Tried number Of 80 called remedies
without any benefit, am u Ad 10 acknowleuseth tue
CHARLES WATSON.
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SAID the Governor o. North Carolina,
TO the Governor OF South Carolina,
For all pains We endure,
st, Jacobs OIL Is the cure,
In Inc world there Is nothing finer.
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10 DOZEN "IIarris" Black ! Hooks
Seamless Kid Gloves from 5 l.s TO 9 IL,
only at 81 5O-regular price ss 90.
A. l.. RICE & co.
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THOSE needing Furniture, Carpets, &C.,
this spring will save money by calling at
link & Morehesd's during their closing out
sale this month. Goods must be sold by
A nril lat
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Present stock Of pianos, steInway, Knabe
Chickering, Hallet 3 Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &c., at the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains.
Lucas MUHu SToRE,
ItA0 Main SIYRaf
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NOTICE.

On and after this day our Store will lie
open until 0 p. N.
A. SlEDENBACH \ BRO,
1IO4 Main Street.
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CIoHSo out 1t cost Furniture, Carpets
Window Shades, 60, at link 4 Aorehead's
ill Main street, rs their rooms are 10 be used
Tor other business after April lSt.
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Ed CHRISTIAN, No. 1913 Market Square,
will pay cash for all kinds OF second hand
household and kitchen furniture.
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From, Germany.

kATzESnACHHoP, GERMANY. Aug. Is, 1881.
Hop Bitters CORlpdRE
Dear sirs-l have taken your most precious eS.
sence-llOp Bltten-aiId I can already, after so
short time, assure you that feel much better
than have felt for months.
have han, during the course OF four years, three
January 1880 was the worst; and took lot OF
medicine 10 cure the same, In consequence OF which
my stomach got terribly weakened. Isuflered from
enormous pains, had 10 bar great torrents when
taking nOIrishment, had sleeplesS nights, but none
Of the medicine was OF the least use 10 me, Now,
In consequence OF taking Hop BittcN, these pains
aud Inconvenience have entirely lett me, have
good nights rest, and Rm sufficiently strengthened
for work, while always had 10 lay down during
the day. and this almost every hour shall think
II my duty TO recommend the BitterS 10 all who
suffer- for / am sure ] cannot thank the Lord
enough that came across your preparation, and l
hope lie vi maintain you a long time 10 come
far the welfare OF suffering mankind.
YourS very truly,
II HnN.. n
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FOR RENT,

TOR RENT-TWo.STORY RRICr
~ Dwelling on Chapliuestrcet, No lOtS p ,HS,Ii
lnS 81 rooms Gia , basement nt. water and M IT,
49lLe u :: a. MIN4eKLEk. lG5I NainSt ma ~
TOR RENT-DRlCK HOUSE N :,
H. Ohio street, ConItius six ICONS Wan S,if
aud cellar, Gs, bath room, hot And r"IH , aolsS
Apply 70 joan AcLUAE, OF McScva issnS ~ w.
SSsss Hr.
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HOrRL ANIMALS.
$3.50
81. IANRs HOTkI.

II u.Idcrour DaltlmOrcw D Sherwood. ,rghtol
ip nIttmSm baltimore 4 DCn,morU, Cincinnati
I, I.tSt"y New York Ms Nc OrmiCk, Grafton
9 HanrH 1'hIrSvn John y Mooney, river
x az EsEnSyt WB Petit, I.IttleIOu
x ErSy,% IitCsSns,h JC P0llAck. Cincinnati
q TI.nScr p,Itsburph 0co Howard, Baltimore
n Il SnrSVcn. Dayton, OGe0 MrlGllen, Evansville
ISce III s INK Mcl.ellen, N0hylllO
~ Jiiison city Mn Carpenter, Barnes lie
y {" 1,jEsN rity ME Allen, Cleveland
q Howard, New YORK y bulI. nuIr lin
p srOH,lIHso,,. cIty JG Brown, GAINESVILLE
VIII Boswell. CINCINNATI Y bsLL, Y q % r,,,,,,,,l
Mis- I.Otic CuEhmAn, FRhA " Ghesley: ftIunutSn
II N Everett, WellSbuIg Ed Hunt, flIubuFH
s Edwafd, Pittsburgh
MoDIEsEA COMPANY.
Geo II GEINith, Nat DJOnes,
Frank Clements, IooMF
Mis- Fanny Clements, WY bullock,
W Owen,
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Ghe sqatelligeuter.
Otf.ce, Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street


Notice 10 Contractors.
Step Ladders-NGsbitt & Bro.
Wanted-To Buy for Cash.
Opera House-James A. Hernes HearlS
of Oak.
Notioe-I.adies Of the Sixth Ward.
For Reut-Store Room and Dwelling.
Wanted-Active and Reliable Agents.
Eotice-G. W. Snyder-Fourth page.
Easter Cards-C. H. Qaimby.
Gtatitude-swift's Specific Co.
Brushes and Dusters-W. A. Wilson.
Easter Cards L. l.. Nioholl.
Ice Cream -Thos F. Haymen.
Save Your Eyes-l. g. Dillon.
From the Old World-Fourth Page.
Wanted-A Waiter Head OF Local.
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LADIES will do well 10 examine our
immense stock Of Hamburg Embroideries
In Swiss, Cambria, aud Jaconet Edgings
and Tnsertlngs. No such styles and Varl'
ETY. anywhere. Prices the lowest.
4. l.. RICE 4 co.
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THE celebrated "Indian Head" La
dies, Linen Collars and Neck Ruchlng In
the hest styles. A. l.. RICE & co.
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Ladies', Do Nod EOFget
That for pure sweet bread, rolls aud hot
cake use Phoenix Compressed yeast. IS
SISss ready and never fails. All flnt class
Rrnnnrs keep Il.
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A Few Unsolicited Letters Prom Thou
sands Received.

vim linn HtteIy and can easily recommend them
as a pleasant snd eiilcacious medicine. l nave
found thcIn specially mciul In Gases OF congestion
Of The Kidneys as well as In bilious detanSecnta'
Reninr IN the Uuke of Edinburgh.
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TOR SALE.

A valuable Farm OF $50 acres for sale, stu.
ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, W. Va,
5 miles from b. & o. Il. X. station, is miles
from Wheeling, oil good road, all in grass,
and In high state Of cultivation; onehalt
mile from school, convenient to mills, mar
ket and churches plenty OF good fruit, well
watered. To be sold In one tract or 10 par
cells. For further particulars call on or sd.
dress
PETER CROW,
Glen Easton, Marshall Co., ". Va
Mention this pansr. ia2b-hw
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Mr.. Anton ?. Hess, OF this city, yesterday
received the following welcome communities.
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WANTED,

WANTED-D-B-A SITr lrIo,..,,.
w young man cd al hgurei 81. lVN BY
baud o. MllllOg 10 work Wage, nn "s Z s1Od
object. A ldretH lock BOX Us, civ ~ PAstcalS
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Gentlemen Though not In the habit Of praising
patent medicines, which for the most part are not
only useless but Injurious, have constantly used
gestion, debility, ieebleneE OF constitution and in
all diseases caused by poor or bad ventilation, want
Of air and exercise oyerwork and want OF appetite
with the most perfect success.
| an the trst who introduced your Hon BItters
In Portugal and Spain, where they arc now used
very extensively. Yours very truly,
BAR0S DIfoSTE BELLA,
Profession dc chcmie ct dc pharmacie, Coim6a
mrl3 TTIlS4W
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NOTICE
Redemption Of City Bonds,
NOTICE.

Holders Of the * per cent bond, -, IL.
Wheeling, Issued under the UiIInSn'. aS Glsy o.
hereby notified that 10 accorAnCc Win ~ nt ~ lte
Of said ordinance the following boiJs Iu!u0is
G2, 20?, 40. 2O5, G2s, 2aI, .iG. I, VI, ilo,
10: 81. 20. l03, 300. Is, 10, M. IIsvI,M,
~ nd s ~ ~ iSV ~ been By IA
win cease to bear Interest on aud after ASs aud
HENRY X, LisT 'sA'
~, BENZ. DAVESpipr
MARCH l. 1888. wy vi nhtytiaG,
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The following shows the range Of the thar.
rometsr, SS observed at sohneprs drug store,
opera House corner yesterday;
,SS9 1855
IS 50 30 Il I!
INDICATIONS,
WARRINGTON, D. O., March lS.-l A.M.@For
.ha lover Lake regions, occasional light
snow followed by fair weather, southwest,
.ao,in1 Ia northeast winds, stationary or
Ievsr temperature, and higher pressure. The
Mississippi will slowly fall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

RrcEs LANDING, March l2,-River6 feet s
inches and stationary; weather cloudy; Their
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-13

A NEW line OF Party Fans Just re-
eelyed; also the "Langtry" Hair Pins.
Al. RICE 4 co.