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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27
COMMISSIONERS

Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by ihc Legislature for Educational and Charitable riIi poses-wiii, a capital Of 5000 O00-to W ich re. serve furd of over $550, GOO has since been added.
 By an overwhelming popular vate is franchise was mad. n part of ihe present Stale Constitution adorted December 2rl. A. D., 1879. The oslly Lottery ever U0ted on and ea doi sed y ;he people of dJsy Stote
 Hisfer scales or postpones.
 It's Grand Single Number Draw irrS ta |. Q f,lnra rnOufI lv
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wCAP4FAL PRIZE sx5 OOO-R Tickets only S5 Shares in Pro-
 Dssrf1On
ipuisisrl Stata iastarY canrarr,

"We do hereby certify fh st loe supervise the arrangements f0r aI the Monthly and Semi Annual Drawings of 1Hs Louisiaaa .>tate Lottery Company nmd in person manage and control fhe Dratoings tiemselres, md that he sauls are conducted arith honesfy, fairness, and in good .fdith toao,trds 0lt p rrt es, and toe dnthorize the Compnny. to use
 his certifcits. soith q fdc-s simile Of cur sig, atures attacked in its adrer, tiSe paeRts."
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TenpeHarness
 SEoR

The old thor, lghbred saddler, D. W. Jones will run.a saddler shop for a short season at Tempe, commencinng in about two weeks from date.
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CALIFORNIA politicians continue to resolve" on the slickers question
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Tn fever and in ague districts, in tropi- cal and other region visl ed by enid' m- ics, and indeed in all locaiiti where ;h2 mous table ius ig"rAnt nd ahera- tive Hos e $ S,oma h Bitters. Eas been found po;ent safeguard even to feehie r, nstifut oas a' fragile fra es while as cure fer indigestion. biilio u-n ss and Xii rai clmplainis, it is without a r!val
 F,r sale by all D ugsists and dealer generally
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FOUND DEAD.

GLOBE, Sept. 24th.-Mrs. Nct'ie Ohlig, natise of Ireland, formerly resident of San Francisco, was found dead in Ter room this morning at this place. The verdict at Coroper's inquest was that death was caused by excessive use of alcoho ic stimul> ants and other causes unknown to to the jury.
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OUR WIVES AND DAUGHTERS.

WiLAnNeroN N. c, Sept 22.-A dispatch 10 the Star reports the hanging by lynchers at Richm ,nd County. Fri'lay, If q negro named Archie Johnson for an attempt to outrage a white girl six years of age daughter of highly respected plant~ er of that county Johnson was left
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SERIOUS LOSS OF LIFE .

LONDON, $ pi. 24.-The rocket fac tory at he arsenal in Woolwich ex ploded today. Many buildings de stroyed. Loss of life serious.
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DOWN GO THE PRICES.
WALL STREET.

NEW YoEK, Sept, 25.-Wa1l street Il a m. stocks opened firm; advance quarter to two and ve-eighths; Northern Pacific to thirty> fonr; Sourthern Pacific to eighty and quarter. Al these figures the stocks named show improvement Of seven -eighths to two and one half.
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PARIS, Sept. 25.-Atlvices from Madagascar state that large mum Ter of French troops there have sue cumbed to the fever and reinforce ments 10 the extent of severaI thou santl m will bh needed before Ho- vas can b. subdued. It will be inns Pnssi ble4to continue operations for several months.
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The Court met Saturday with ell the judges
present, and announced the following de-
cisions:
Poe VS.. Paxton, KansWha. Appeal al.
lowed; boud, $3.50.
Town OF Moundgyille vs. James H. Foun.
tain, Marshall county. Writ II error grant.
ed; bond, SEQ
LaidlCy vs.. Cline, Cabell county. Appeal
and superstdeas granted; bond, $3.50.
Henry Kyle vs.. Hostutl.r, Wetz0l county.
Appeal reflsed.
Gore rs. Cunningham aud others, Wood
county. Appeal and sCpenedeGs granted
bond, $3.50.
Slate rs. Obambera, Ohio county. Motion
for rehearing ovtrrulei.
Hoffman VS.. sail,, TaylorcouEty. Opinion
by Woods: affirmed.
Holt vs. Lowther and others, Ritc'iie couu.
ty. Opinion by Snyder: reversed, deed can
celled and case rCm4nded.
Lynch rs. Merchants National Bank, Har
rlson county. Opinion ly Snyder: reversed
and remanded.
Kent vs.. Watson, Mercer county. Opinion
by Snyder: rivers d and reminded.
W. Virginia Transportation Co. IS Ohio
River P!ps line Co. ct al, Richie county.
Opinion by Green: decision Of court below
affirmed.
Bcard OF . lucatlon vs.. Parson ct al, Tack.
er county. Opinion by Judge johnson
affirmed.
Evans VS.. Shroyer, Taylor county Opinion
by Judge Johnson affirmed.
Liyesay ys. Beard, Greenbrier county
Opinion by Johrs1n: reversed and re
mAnded,
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| New York, November 11-Flour dull and un.
changed; receipts o. 900 barrels; exports 650O bar.
rels. Wheat, spot Ha9<c lower and dull; options
ceipis $4,000 bushels exports 1900 bushels; un.
graded red 97casl 0o No. red steamer Ole; No. 2
red 81 1Glll IL No. red Nov sales 5000 bushels al
81 l0H: December. sales $500 bushels at 81 liza
bushels At o. lSal u. closing at 81 i0; February
sale. l4oS,Ooo bushels at 81 151tal i5 closing al
l61E; May, sales ls6tO0 bushels at 81 l9tal 20IS
lions SSalc lower; closed dull wiz recovery S Of
xa5fc; receipts 5000 bushels: exports 6I,OOl
bushels nnended 69aeoc; No. g. t6c; No. 2, 60<n6c;
No 2whlte S5haS99sc: pngtaded white Goc; No.
693sc; January 6g1<A691S", closing al 691sc; Feb,
ruary 6oIEAb9c, closing at 69Ic; May 60i60Sc clos.
log et 60c; aS AaHc lower and fairly active: 10.
ern mixed S5a37r; white western ssai5c white s5Sc,
Hay, demand fair and market finn. Hons oulet
steady; new 20a2dc. Coffee spot fair; Rio tifm
and unchanged iopiIons 1OA2o points higher. Sugar
Ing 6Ha6sfc; OF A 7hAT 7.l6c; powered SIEaS1Ic:
graduated S1SaS $3.50. MolASscs, quiet and IN.
changed. Rice, demand fair and market arm.
quiet and unchanged, ,TuTpentlne qulst. Eggs,
western fresh arm aud In good demand At 2SaSIc.
Pork quiet and firm. Cut meats nominal and
unchalgedi long clear 7'fc. Lard quiet aed firm;
oember January 7.02A7 93c; February Ola
Lose; Manh 6.05as. l0c; April Sl6aS, 20ci May S95a
$50. Butter firm and in good demand Tor choice.
CHICAGO. November lE.-Flour dull End uu.
changed. Wheat dull, weak and lower: trading
than yesterday! sales ranged: November tsi4 Xc.
closed at 9iIc; Decomoer SsSa961<c closed al
9S4c; January SsSa97S e, clos al 9tlc February
elS's Sb A. S s;,i Nay closed i!
at e61SC; No. 3 do S2aSSc. depending an location.
No. red winter 81 0CAl 0S depending on l0cation'
Corn dun and lower Influenced by weakness In
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BOLD RonnERY.
The Thicr Seen in tho Act from thc In
teIIigcncee establishments.

The Thier Seen in tho Ct from Che In.
teJIIgcncee establishments.
1t was Sunday afternoon. Adm, "relig.
fous light" shown through the washed-twice-
e-ycar windows CT the editorial rooms. The
"holy calm" Of George Herbert rested on The
whole fore. The obituary editor was lying
task in stuffed backed chair, ponderirg
over some OF tho brilliant breaks in Hdrper's
last Drawer and wondering Il there was pos
sibiliiy OF working them in some time as
originsl. The man with the analytical mind
was Il z ng pensiyely first at the pile OF ex.
changes on tho table before him, next OF tAe
dried up paste in the paste pot, lnasiug men.
tRl com parisOn OF his pretent condition with
that OF the night before-his only night OF
in the wtek-And wishing he could get of 10
go 10 church. The dramatic editor, with his
feet cooked up on his desk, was smoking a
seed stcg'e and planning the next scoop on
the oppOsition, while the mrslcal critic and
exchange reader was sharpening his Scissors
on his ghoeS preparatory TO attacking the
news. The "Boss' even felt the fnlu-
encs Of the quiet afternoon, and with THAT
Is why We smile" expression, pondered over
the results OF the last electors.
Suddenly the wc-cnn't-go.t c'churcE-L-we-
wanted-to-t:iaight calm was broken by the
city editor,s"look!" In an instant every one
was alert. Visions OF filming hfa1iiuss aud
telegraph specials flashed through The minds
OF all. Taere he was-the bold Sunday rob-
Der. Right before their eyes he stole in the
door OF the next neighpor. With guilty
eyes he looked carefully around; with
sIealthy steps he made his way toward the
dresser. A hurried and quiet consultation
was held. The man with the analytical
mind was for going over and Alarming the
neighbors. The fighting editor wanted to
organize the whole for, and tlilk him. But
the BOSS command to watch him carefully,
and tae city editors desire 10 see how the
thing was done, satis fl I'd all but the fighting
editor. He must hGvo gore-war-or-rc-
treat. Wiser councils aud tho promise Of q
battle watched from safe distance qaietsd
him.
In tho meantime the thisf was getting in
his neiarious work. Skiliiully he was laying
In his supplies. AS be proceeded he gained
confidence; more boldly he helped him.elL
The force carefully took in his appearance;
the instantaneous dry plate was In use. They'd
know hts graceful figure and tl1wlng ,whisk.
els u, ywheIe. They had him spotted. Toe
bold, Dad thief would s1tfsr for 1t this time.
But he Ltops, listens, rusnes frautically out Of
dooIs, and that Is the ress)n those neighbors
had no milk for their supper. II was the
cat
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BricfSotes on Current Events of Mino,

Brief Notes on Current Events OF Minor
Interest.
ELLIOTT BARNES comedy, "orr Summer
Boarderp," will, be presented at the Opera
House Friday and Saturday evenings and
Saturday afternoon.
A EuMoR OF murder in the locality oil
castle Garden" Woods ttrett, last night,
arose from the fact That man fired eft his
revolver near lhsre. No harm was done.
THE meeting OF the stockholders CT the p,
w. & Ky. railroad advertised 10 take place to-
morrow at the compaDy's Office In this city
bts been postponed until January "a The
official notice GppeAfs in this mornings
paper, in the advertising columns.
TaE police visited the housq OF Lou
Rouple, on Twenty-tirtt street last night
about II O'Clock, and captured tho madam,
four girls aud five men. Three girls and
three men went to the lookup, and the others
gave security for their appearance.
LAST evening Nick shriver fell down the
stairs leading to Beethoven hall, aud cut his
head badly. He was carried into schnepfs
drug .orc and DR.. Hullihen attended 10 hisin-
iuries, which were not all darg srous. a re-
mort was circulated thst msn had broken
his neck, but this was the only foundation
for 1t.
The miners employed IN Werners coal
bank met Saturday evening aud decided by
an unanimous vote to accept no reduction
from the rats they have been working at,
which is "a cents per bushel. They were
notified several days since that on and after
6.day, reduction OF oue-quarter Of cent
per bushel would be made.
sArurpAY two trarsiera OF real estate were
admitted To record In Clerk Hooks office.
They were, deed male November 8, 1888,
by John c. Divine 10 G.. Z. Flood for a por.
ton OF lot No. 20, 10 square No. Is, situated
In the Eighth ward; COZ S'deratton 500. A
deed made November 90, 1883, by Jennie
Green TO Joseph G. Bloch. in consideration Of
sos, for 20 feet OF Of lot No. los, Zans's aadi'
ton to the Island.
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West Virginia Old People.

Mr.. John Gum, Of Pocahont4s county, cele.
brated his centennial birthday on the Oh
inst. He was born in Virginia, aud endow-
ed by nature with an iron constitution, aud
Is we'll preserved man for his age. He
walks without cane, has an excellent appe-
tite, still chops wood at the wood pile vigor-
ously, and talks great deal. He rays he
never took the advice OF physician or used
any medicine. In his habits he Is strictly
regular, Is a stranger to the TASTE OF alcohol
and has never used tobacco In any form. He
has sustained but two great losses during his
long life-the lois Of "a eye and his teeth.
He laughingly declares that he wouldn't
hsve taken The value Of tTo good horsts for
bis teeth.
There Is an old lady living In Mason
county, by the name OF Mrs. Mary Yaugs,
Thomas, now In her ooh year. She has liy.
ing 10 children, 81 grand children, Il great
grand children, and great great grand
children, making total OF 122 dependents
nearly all OF whom are living near her In
that county. Mrs. Thomas Is OF this tim,
erj ying good health, being spry and active
and gives every indication Of reaching hel
| 100, b birthday,
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NEWSY NOTES
FROM THE STATE AND VICINITY,
Iae.adlary rlru-iluitlns notwithstanding
POints About Old People and Variety Of
Other Matters gspOrtSd-Ths Bed Men
oAes More Heard From.

The Red Men Of Doddtidge and Harrison
counties have once more been heard Of. A
letter was received by one Fent. Loreniz, liy-
ing in Doddridgc county, in which he Is
notified 10 leave the State within thirty days,
In the letter the writersays: I'VE have betn
Observing your proceedings for some months
with q silent eye, hoping that you would
show by your actions, that you intended &c
do better, but seeing you daily become more
indoleut and sink further into infamy we car
nolonger restrain our feelings. You have
already, as RI NOR slyP been engaged in one
of the blood stained deeds OF our State, and
we as men OF honest hearts purpose on purg
Ing our State OF all such characters. W.
propose to visit West Union, Wolf Summit
and all other places where law Is not bcinG
enforced. Several Others shall receive thu
same penalty. You shall have thirty ant
nine stripes.n
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BELLAIRE.
Various News matters OF Fresh InteFcs
There.


There.
Five carloads Of stsel rails have arrived
for the Ohio Valley Railroad,
Communion services we're beld by Rev. NJ
Heinzs yesterday forenoon in the German
church.
The knights OF Homo. announce q BIZ
celebrate n # their fourth anniversary on
New Years Eve.
Alex. ogle, who lately returned 10 hi,
place as boSs'pacGer at the Belmont glass
works, atterA few months ab1euce, was PR.
scented on Saturday with handsome gold
watch by his fellow employs.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh and Baltimore
& Ohio trains leave and arrive to-day about
the same "a they have been doing by city
time. The Bellaire, ZIntsyille & Ciuein.
nati road hes adopted.the new standard tine,
too.
Come repairs "a the main pipe near the
reservoir had to be made yesterday, aud the
water was shut of about 8 O'Clock; but such
god time YVES made thai the pipes were not
near empty when the water was turned on
egAia;
know whether to be encouraged or discour.
aged by the strike OF gNs at q depth where gau
has not usually been found, ss It shows this
we'll Is not In the usual strata. The well was
cps feet deep Saturday.
The lodges Of MASora here are again talk.
lug over plans for temple, suitable build
ing for the use OF societies and q public
hall and store Foopsfor rant. The hail plan
intpreStS every body, and the want oil one Ia
being more generally talked about now that
the season Tor ADJUSTMENTS 70 here,
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PERSONAL MENTION.
sews anu Gossip In Reference to Various
People.

People.
Capt. Deyries Is at Baltimore.
Mr.. James Mesrs AID Misses Ha'dsn and
Mosuov4, OF stoubcnvi!lC, we're In the city
Saturday.
Hon. Charles L. Brown, Ct Raysnswood.
Delesae ftom Jackson county In the last
LIE Iis!ature, Is At The stamm HOME.
Miss Ella Hunter, who for several mon tbs
psst has bsen the guest OF her slater In
Louisville, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Louis Hutchinson and daughter, OIL
Trenton, M, and Mrs Sue German, oil
Delaware, lCfE for their homes on Saturday
after pleasant visit With their sater, Mrs.
7. Sweeney, OF the Island.
Mis- Mary Tr.mh!e, formerly Of this city,
and we'll known here, was mar ed at Gov
iugton. Ry., on the 18Th int. TO Mr.. James
], Vance. Mr. YacCa Is enVled by numerous
Wheeling young gentlemen.
Cant B. B. Dovcner has returnrd from q
short visit 10 Washington. While there be
met Gov. b. Y. Butler aud interviewed him
on the late election. Foe Governor said that
Notwithstanding the fact that he bad had
tbe world the fish and the Devil 70 eight,
he was still hsGriy and In the ring.
DR.. J. n. Reeves rStnrned Saturday from
Delroik, where he was attending the meeting
OF the Public Health Association. MIRA.
Reeves accompanied him. The DoctoFg ed'
drtss on "ThN Eminent Dometn Of State
Boards OF Health" attrGSted much attention
and won many commendGto'y notices.
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Ma. OEsTGRLISG,s FUNERAL.
A Large concourse OF Friends Folio y
hiS RemaIus.


Me-. John ossterlins's funeral, which TOOK
place yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, from
his residence in Ess: Wheeling, was sa!d by
old residentS ofthe city to have been the
laTgest over seefft IN the city, with the excep.
lion OF the late Bishop WhelAn. The services
at the house were conducted by Rev. Mr..
Eisenlohr, the now pastor OF 81. Johns
Protestant German Church, aud 30 large au
assembly OF people gathered, that the side.
walk was filed 10 SOME distance from the
house.
The iiorsl offerings were many and unusu-
ally elRhorite. One in particular wss de.
serving oil special mention, no. only because
OF It's artistic design and elegance, but 81
well because 1t was token OF the affection.
ate remembrance in which his former EN-.
p!oyes held the dead man. 1t represented O
handsome arch surmounted by white dove
bearing evergreen In its btak, the whole on
pedestal OF flowers beas.ng the inscription,
"fhe Beautiful Gates Aiar."
The intetment took pace at Greenwood.
The pll-btattrs were Messrs Antoa R.y.
mann, HeHry StAmm, Conrad seiocrt, Fran
Walter, John G. Hoffman, Se. and John
Piafr.
The Turner Society attended the funeral
in body, and almoh every employe In any
capacity OF the Central Glass works marched
out to tho top Of the hill, where they opened
ranks and stood 10 silence till the whole
coftegs passed Though The officials OF the
company then took carriages and the Others
returned to town. Among the Others In at.
tendance were the surviving members Of the
City Water Board, the Directors Of the Ger
man Insurance Company, many members Of
the Arion and German Pioneer societies
other glass manufacturers OF the vicinity,
and city officials and prominent citizens.
No music accompanied the societies in tn,
funeral, owing 70 the fact that both Of Mr.
Oesterliugs daughters are III, aud were I'm.
able to accompany the remains to this CENT
terry. ~ f-N
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TnE AUEOCRAT
or the Lunch Counter-Tquai Rights
aud EQUAL Wrongs.

or the Lunch Counter-TqHnl Rights
aud Equal Wrongs.
"Hez, where's that oyster coup I ordersdH'
"Comia' up, sab. What elst?'
"a cup CT coffee"
"All right, sab; on de Glh."
Is he settled down to his lunch the Wis.
ilor remarked:
"By the way, H,z, didn't hear that
speech you wers to make "a Monday night"
"No. sahee, dar was pnf speakin' goin' on
thout Htz doin' any. l wlsht dey had stop
on de fust two. l tall yo dat Proies.ah
JOKES q talkeh, amt he noW?'
"Y6s, he's pretty good speaker"
"Et we jast he'd about half doZan Pro.
ressah Joneses to 60 cher dis State and talk II
I'D mske revolushin In bout week."
"Why don't you enlist and go on mis-
sionary tour
Days got no uset fur me. Jones 3 de
kin o m!siynary We want"
Here Sullivan spoke up. IT'S heerd tell
dat de Professah lowed we cullud oitizsrs
didn't want no quality. How is da,P'Ts :.
"Yo dosn know muffin what yer talkin'
bout; yo's boy" said the autocrat sorrow'
the IHTELLI3EEcER man he continued.
"Uncle Alex. Turner made de bes' romarks
on dat head. Did 20 hsah him tellin' bout
wen be went to see do young lady in some
O. de big cite? He said, seq hf; I doAn
want no social Quality In mine. Is goI
anuff. EbIrv word said dab put my fut
in It, said Uncle Alex. l tell you, Mlstah
ReportGh, de ole mau's head Is lehel."
"DoAn yo' want equal right ?" persisted
Sullivan, who had taken In the Autrocrat'I
last deliverance In wide. yed perelexity.
"W'at l wants, aud wat all on US intslll-
gent cullud puss0ns wants, Is equal wrongs
De rights Is all right IT'S de wrongs darl
- "How /, that H.s~ said the reporter en-.
well, you gee, down dar at Daulelville,
or some sichy place, In ole YAginny, days .
kilIIn' niggers, aud den days lynn abou.
'em by telegraph. DAt's not squar, tink.
De wrongs ain't ekal I'm linking. Day
ought 10 bin some white men killed, too,
an some lynn on dem, TO make de ting
ebsn."
The counter began to gil up, and i'm,
patient customers Slampred for Hty to walt
on them.
"Comin' up,n he answered each order. aud
finally, having reached Q good stopping
place, he announced that he would continue
dat sublsc' some oder ebenin'," and went to
WORK.
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We Are Compelled TO stay for Two
weeks Longer.

This great rush has not been ended yet
store Is crowded from morning until nignt
goods selling fast. All admit sleh great PAL
gains we're never before offered In wheeling
at the great sale Of Merchant Tailor mnnl
Clothing Store, 1l09 Main street. Have Only
epace to mention fsw OF the great bargains
that are beiMg offered:
81 IS buys mems good dress pants, worth
81 90.
S 40 buys mems good Cashmere suits
s. e2 buys mems fashionable dress suits
worth SIS 90.
SO so buys an imported English wors!ed OF
cheylot mems suits. We have them In
dezsn different styles and they are honestly
worth SIS 90.
$ 81 buys mems good oyercosts. light an6
dark coloIs to select from, worth $l2 60
s. % buyssn imported fur beaver or Eog
lish worsted overcoat or ulsterette, Wofll
$50 90. .,
s. 10 buys boys a;s..cl.ss suit, worth
50 90.
Sc O. buys a ho3's good overcoAt or ulster
cite, worth s. 80.
Remember, we are offering these goods a
prices which are not so per cent. oil aetua
COS. Call at once and secure your gtes
bargains, This Ia your lEat chance, for two
weeks longer, at the Misft Clothing. Store
11C9 Main street. between Eleventh aHc
Twelfth,
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INDICATIONS.

n. 12w.s Hr.x.7H.Ml7 AM. u S.srs. Y
/! IS is 10 81 80 90 IS
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0fic CO n OK. 70 and "a FourtccMtn stree


WanLed-s t1ntion.
Wanted-Good ColorGd Boy.
The Ref.eshment Con mtttee for the BsElar
House and Lot at Private Sale.
Card of Thanks-John Condrey.
Exclusive Agency for Flour.
NcyPs Dictionary Holders-Jos. Graves.
Gr.y's Ferry Printing Ink Works.
Regular Tuesday Cincinnati Packe.-Nev
Andes
Opera Houae-9ur Summer Boarders.
Regular Pittsburgh and Kanawha Rye
Packet-W. N. Chancellor.
New Goods al LIBello Store.
Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky Rail
road Co.-Notica to Stockholders.
Backlog skStche1
Arti.tlc Pottery and Fancy Geods-I. G
Dillon.
Dr.. John Z. Smith-Thrd page.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co. Change O
Tme-Third Isge.
Wheeling & Pittsburgh Division B. & o
Z. R-ThiTd paGe.
$25 90 Rsward-Head OF Local.
Charley Ebay q Academy OF Music-Fourtt
page.
Head OF Local.
Mendel's Fashionable Designs in Parlo
Furniture-Fonrth pegs.