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LOCAL BREYlTlES.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About TIT
sad. City.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About ths
s. City.
OSE marriage license was issued ycster-
day. M
A SPECIAL train willego out the Elm
Grove road this eveningat lO:tl5 o'clock.
TnE Democracy OF Wheeling will jollify
Saturday night over the reduction Of the
majority in West Virginia. -o
"TnE HEADLEss IIonsEMAS" company
has succumbcd to the pressure Of bad bus
mess consequent upon the political excite
ment everywhere, md disbanded. Hence
no show Mt Charley Shay's Theatre next
week. t0 Pans
TIE recurrence Of the pink or crimson
sunsets this autumn is again purplexing
scientists and has thus fur had no satisfac-
tory explanation. Every pleasantevening
for an hour after the sun has set the sky
in the west is tingcd with rosy glow.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to rec
ord deed made March q by Nancy
Nagle, and herhusband, to Catherine Pref.
lyman, in consideration Of $500, for part
Of lot 10, on the south side OF Sixteenth
street, between EoG and Jacob Streets
A SERIES OF Bible lectures will be given
in Capitol Square beginning Sunday, Oc-
tober 10, at three o'clock. All, especially
thinking christians, are cordially invited.
Seats are free. The subject Of the first
lecture will DO Goods Plan in the Ages"
A FREIGHT train on the Baltimore & Ohio
parted its couplings one mile west OF Fet-
terman night before last, and the fact
was not discovered for some time. The
mail train due in this city from the East
ut l2:lj did not arrive till utter . A. NJ.
yesterday morning, being delayed by this
accident;
ANDY PEPPER, the German who shot
Isaac Litten, the workhousc cook, in Alley
6, several weeks ago, will be given Il pre-
liminary hearing before Squire Caldwell
at 10 O'Clock this forenoon. Litten re-
covered in good time, and is again per-
forming his duties as cook. picifier has
ever since lain in jail. The case has been
almost forgotten by the public. e.
THE advertisement OF the trustees Of the
estate OF the late Philip Reilly, which may
be seen in this issue OF the ISTELLlGEScER
offers q rare opportunity for those seeking
n country home. The farm Is OF $50 acres,
nearly half Of it rich Ohio river bottom,
all above the great flood Of 1884, is ut
tractive for gardening purposes, for pri-
vate residence or for mill sites. There is
no doubt it will find ready sale. ~ w
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An old physician, retired from practice,
having Ind placed in his hands by IN East
India missionary tho formula Of simple
and vegetable remedy for tho speedy and
permanent cure Of the Consumtion, Bron.
chitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and
lung affections, and also positive and
radical cure for Nervous Debility and ali
Nervous Complaints, after having tested lis
wonderful curative powers in thousands Of
casos, has felt it his duty to make it known
to his suffering fellows Actuated by this
motive and desire to relieve a human
suffering l will send free Of charge, to all
who desire it, this recipe, in i German,
French or English, with full directions for
md using. Sent by mail by ad-
dressing with stamp, naming this paper,
WA. Noyes, lao Powers Dloco, Roches-
ter, N. y. KS I'D 4 n row
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MARTINS FERRY,
Personal, Religious, Industrial md PolitI.
~ cnI Mention.

Personal, Religious, Industrial and Poliii.
chi Mention.
Every industry in Martins Ferry is
moving.
The first story OF the new First ward
school building was finished yesterday.
Mr.. Walker, Wright, OF indianapolis,
Ind, was the guest Of friends in Town yes
terday.%. & 800 $50 IS .57S;sS,
There was pleasant social at the N. E..
church last evening, given by the Ladies'
Missionary Society. Is;
TheakeF &, Dickson arc laying the 1oun-
4.1ation for two.story brick addition to
their building on Hanover street. Sc
Rev. L. D. Hoh, the newly appointed
pastor OF the M. T. Church, will preach
his first seemon'here tomorrow evening.
Mrs(Annies Blew (nee Woodbury., Of
Grcencastlc, Ind; arrived in town yester-
f1ay to spend few days with her parents.
The cooperative stove foundry is rap
idly approaching completionand the man
ufacture OF stoves will be commenced at
IN early day. 3.
Tie suggestion made by some one to
run Col. J. D. Taylor for Governor next
year meets with a hearty approval by the
Republicans OF this locality. 's.',,s
Miss Mary Park leaves for Now Castle,
Pa, Monday, to attend the wedding OF
Miss Crawford, a young lady who made
many friends here during her visit last
summer. t9I
The old pump near the Buckeye Glass
works, which has been the cause OF n rreat
deal of Inconvenience and expense the
past summer, was removed yesterday and
new patent force pump put in its place.
5 Rev. j. J. Hart, Of Wheeling, was an
nounced to address the St. John and Dam
icl meeting at Commercial Hall last even
ing. The party is organized here and it
is clnimcd that they will cast over sixty
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lA REPorsT DENIED.
The Pastor Of the 1,ellaire Disciples Chrr

The Pastor OF the1cllaire Disciples Chrrcl,
rst7Fa. Defended. e2=.2fal-
Rev. S. NJ. Monroe on Sunday, at tile
Disciples Church, ran Ills sermon into u
political speech for St. John, and num-
Der OF the congregation Immediately got
up to leave the church. Others joined
them and all went out together. Yester-
day they hunted up their pastor and ex.
pressed. their views. Other members Of
the church who did not go out have also
expressed their disapproval. gS$$
To the Editor Q|the Ini<lliaa,eer. rs
DEAR SlR:-The above article, clipped
from tho issue. OF the 18th inst. OF your
paper, is false in every particular. 1t is
about MS near the truth as the political
papers usually get when reporting any
thing concerning prohibition. Mr.. Mon
roc did not mention St. John or tho Prohi-
bition party in his sermon at all nor did
q number OF the congregation leave the
room; neither did any one "hunt up the
pastor and express their views" There
were two men and one lady left the room
during the sermon, but one returned.
desire you to publish this correction for
the benefit Of our people, for tho article
not only does injustice to our pastor, but
to the whole congregation. a.
.:s;-lt J. r, ANDERSON.
Bclldirc, October Is, 1884, ~ ~
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Tho Sunny Side OF 1t.

~ Lot us be sunshiny Il We can. But il
we ;havc dyspepsia and liver complaint
and rheumatism &lnd several 4othcr all.
ments, how can Wo?5 First get rid Of the
ailments. Get 4 bottle OF Browns Iron
Bitters. and put them ID. flight Mrs. Sill.
,ver, I Of A Centralia, Mo-, says, II took
Browns Iron Bitters for dyspepsia and it
has Sncted like charm" Mr., Seth Ad-
ans, Walwo,tl,, Wis, took. Brown Iron
:Bitters Tor severe rheumatism: and is
greatly improved. s$l5{ftss e TIRE;
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BALTIMORE, Oct. l7.-rctrolcum dull; refined
7sssn751c. 'et ,' q l51I 3 III. -1TlIF
New York; Oct. 7.-pc;roleum steady; United
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q DISEASE, Propensity and Passion brings
mankind numberless ailments foremost
among them are nervousness, nervous de-
bility, and unnatural weakness Of genera.
tive organs. Aliens Brain Food success
fully oyercomes these troubles and restores
the sufferer to his former. vigor.T Sl.-At
druggists, or by mail from ]. H. Allen, 3l5
First Ave, New York city. \ Il Trhsaw
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If. you arc suffering with low and dc,
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
ton, headache, or any disease OF bilious
nature, by NIL means procure n bottle OF
Electric Bitlers. You will be surprised 10
sec the rapid improvement that will fol
low; you will be inspired with new life
strength and activity will return pain and
misery will cease, and hcnceiorth you will
rejoice in the praise OF Electric Btters.
Sold Mt fifty cents a bottle by Logan & Co.
= MWE&W ~ WON !. -t-I:5- -. -. : 5 A
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THROUGH TIE STATE,

Bcllair, October Is, 1884,: ~ n
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:. Pin 4nElrllIA, Pa, Oct E,-rluuf Iull. Wheat
70. 5ed and ostobe. November
ecs Gln s meee'Reer- january SMS7Ec.
mMlld: No. 3 mi2cd btl%nb7c: 50. D ! YrllnW IA.
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The Echo Literary Society went to
Wheeling last night, in body, 10 accept
an invitation to spend the evening with
NIica \Valv;u,for 9 h.,
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~CHApLINE STREET NJ, Il,
Wy Cl1URCIl-services tomorrow ut tho usual
hours. Rccy. Dr.. Sanford, the recently appointed
PASTOR will preach :s - = = =, fs7'I-F'
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YouSG Men, Middle Aged Men and All
Men who suffer from early indiscretions
will find Aliens Brain Food the most
powerful invigorant evcrintroduccd; once
restored by itthere is no relapse. Try it;
it never fails. 81; 6 for Sat- druggists,
or by nuil from ]. Fl. Allen, 3l5 First
Ave-, New York City. Trussw
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NFTlIIR d fPRESHYTERIA
Wy CIluRCiI-Scrviccs Sabbath u. 1890 A. ~,
and YIN. Preaching. by the pastor, Rev. j. q,
Hair. Sabbath School OF 2:S3 r. ~ lgf . G'
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&clinieas alotiecs.

NSpST. MATTHEW'S CIlURCu-SER-
Grr vices tomorrow at 1850 A. n. aud 7::0 r. ".
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Accidents md Incidents In West Virginia
and Vicinity. tiSs..iss 4.
lit is understood that st. John, the Pro.
hibitiou candidate for President, will
visit Washington, Pa, on or about the LIST
o. November: ~ -.
The Washington Star Of. q recent issue
says: "rhe Adjutant General OF tho army
has received a telegram announcing that
First Etuutt.- da,nes-S Marsteller, oath In
fantry, OF West Virginia, was accidentally
killed q few days ago, while hunting in the
Indian Territory" 5iST VI 8 !; L
Ia few nights since as Mr.. Aware Glib
bens, editor OF the State Tribune, was
seated ut n table near a front window in
his residence in Charleston, busy prepar.
ing matter for publication, some lniscreant
hurled heavy stone through the window,
breaking tho sash md narrowly missing
Mr.. Gibbons head (; 4 III
ne During thunder storm in Mason
county last Wednesday the residence Of n
farmer named Joseph Shirley was struck
by lightning, and Mrs Shirley was in
stantly killed and her daughter was badly
stunned. The lightning descended the
chimney, striking Mrs. Shirley, who was
sitting near the fire place.
I The Morgantowns Men Dominion refers
with alarm to the fact that the surround
ing country appears to be infested with
llendish; fire bugs. The latest case OF
burning near there was valuable barn
belonging to Samuel Evans. The building
grain, hny, farming implements.
Nc, among other things d valuable mower,
all Of which was DESTROYED: Loss, about
s., 600. No insurance. H
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NEw foRK, Oct l7.-sloney easy At llxa2 percent.
f,rime mercantile paper 6aG percent Sterling Tx.
chanse, bankers bills steady At 81 SlA; demand
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DELLAIltls.
Hnilrond, Religious, Eieeiinn, Social nud |


lsailrond, Religious, Election, Social nud
u -.si Other Notes.
Will J. Tappan has gone West OH trip
for the Ohio Valley Foundry.
Austin Anlt, son OF Thomas Aul., was
lying at tho point Of death yesterday even
ing. Z So
William Gill, a veteran glass man. has
been chosen manager OF the Belmont glass
works. y..S n -G
Mr.. Park, OF Salem, attorney for the
Pennsylvania Company, was in Bellaire
yesterday. ~ a. (. p
Barnesville's tax rate is So.3S; Martins
Perrys,, 500; Dridgeports, S2.2l and
Bellaire's $2l5. - e.
Rev. Joseph Courtney, presiding elder,
will hold quarterly meeting in the Second
NJ. E. Church Monday, October 81.
Rev. James Poindexter, commissioner
Tor the exhibit OF the colored people st the
New Orleans Exposition, was in town yes
terday. 1fI
The Echo Literary Society went to
Wheeling last night, in 4 body, 10 accept
an invitation to spend the evening with
Miss Wolvington.
II many precincts were as irresularly
polled as the Second ward Of Bcllaire up
pears to have been, a fraud OF good
many thousand votes may have been per-
petratcd in the State. .'g,. -. :
The Adams Express Company here re-
fuses to receive packages from the Balti-
more u Ohio Express Company unless
freight to this point be prepaid. tits part
Of the fight being made against the Balti-
more Il Ohio Railroad. s,ss Is..fl
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3 onlce, Nus. 70 and 81 Fourteenth Street. :,
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Special Display $50 e.;
of millinery goods to-day, ut III, 5 8 9
80 L. NJ. MCCLELLAN & Co.'S

SDuRKEE's SALAD Dressing & CoLD MEAT
SAUCE is made from tho freshest, prrest,
and choicest condiments obtainable. In
using it, waste, labor, anxiety, and disap.
pointment are prevented. MwfAw :
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JUST; RECElyED,.

v. 100 Mtcr:pattcrns Of Fiat Scarfs. Du.
plicates Of onr Unlnun,lcred White Shirt.
I reinforced both back and front,tthc best
In the market, price 81 90. Also, tic
/ best all wool Knit jacket, i-7:2 -, z Z:
II G. HESS & sons, s.;t
Merchant TailQrs aud Gents Furnisllcrs.
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r SaFIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL
tep LUTHERAN CIlURCl!-Seryiccs Tomorrow
1T 1880 AN. and 7 +. N. lcv. Z. H. Durnblaser
VIII preach. Sunday Schoo! ut 2pN, = " +gss
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NG

ocr M ,ed a., !, IA, a.. ali ihi,,,
naS r aeu vS, stsamer yelioW W; w Nun
Der @as5c; December Isl. ia. Janasry 4sS,sSe
Oats anil. 10. mixed ;SSci So q yhte ~. IA,
2 white aSc. Provisions ouict ind nrm, lutier
arm Tor fancy grades; western good 10 choice s0i
&c. Cheese, ouiet aud irn: ohio aats saliilc ~
= T,,,,,,, n N a., ~ ,,.,,. An,
ANIL, a MI n. f,nav q WI N a'N Mn.
WesEer:No 2red ID. Corn weaker: No. mixed sic
Oats weak No. = mixed .sc.'' live easier. No
Sic. barley steady and unchanged. FORK quiet
and steady at SO bJ Lard dull mud lower Vt 7ljc,
u"u MN Inu unSnniNcu. hsoti htn anu
,n,,nr g,ra, o,S ,,ons, uiu Wa,.s
,' u.,v. s.snus i MI u.ouSvu; snu! anu
uneH'nBeu eeus n'iu uiei,"''sea. lst2
. TOLEDO, Oet. l7,-Wheat dull, weak and lower;
NO. cash mud October w y asked November ssei
p ,c'n n 'c; Jehua.y 70. Iso,t WG Corn
~ @t" Al t "a ~ nsAcu. IN" uuvs hnu
wv, ~ 3, SVsss: S'pNel s S Hufs. pti1mc
Il % III. q IL nSri s'o>a Nv DssV'iVe'
- ~ wv s'''Sr "h.u. tat.a VA
1"s s,oeA'
CHICAGO Oct 1.-THE Droier's Journal reports:
logy-Recclps DVo head shipments $500 head
market dull aud lOc lower, closed very wcakt 10000
liSmI,;, t q S II. III II! .," ac sS,s a nd
shipments $500 head: natives gcneraiiy weak; good
rAllsu cattle tmer; export grades 81 bOa1 81, good
10 choice shipping s. VUa6 81: romti,or 10 uciium
Ooa5 "; lexals q Sai %; shcep-Recelrts 800
mead: shipments SS HEAD; market steady; n.
Terror 70 INT snoaJUo; medium TO good " 5aa wi
enoiee 81 vas - ,p..
EAST LlDEETI, M. oct. ll-Csttle market
nSxt wcaE. r"t"ints III tcSh. ,bnpcnts M SaaI nj
Hog marset Hctiyr r.ct,nts 4 i6I hrah. hhfnmenis
III hcaI pjjiatlrJnhja, d s,G Is, Iajtjmsrns mi
Workers 81 ninS TO- Stren ,nprxot ci0sri firm NM
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NEW YoRK, Oct l7.-Cotton dull; futures steady;
October use; November 0.slc: december v.Sic;
January o0jc; February 10 Csc; March l02lc; April
lo.3tc; May loise; juno lO.6!c; July l0.7ic.
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INDICATIONS.

WAsulSoroS, D. O., October, Isl 4.
M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
fair weather, nearly stationary Etempera.
ture in southern portion, slight fall in
northern portion, lightvariablc winds, gen.
orally west to north. 4 vi. ;;{Isgi{
For the lower Lakes, generally fair
weather, preceded over Lake Ontario by
occasional light local showers and partly
cloudy weather west TO north winds and
slight fall Of temperature. 81 45i5{i
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a DOCTOR attending y punster who was
very i'll said that he mad to stop to see a
man who had fallen down u well. did
he kick the bucket doctor?" groaned the
punster. mo, sir, we used st. Jacobs Oil
and made him well again."
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Thermometers Record

II Tho. following shows the range OF the
thermometer us observed at Schncpi's
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IA. NJ, 54osi - 1908 =. M,7l';7r.M.,
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TctrOICIllll,

TlTUsyILLE, "a, Oct. 17.-opcncd at &c; highest
1910 barrels; runs 69,s79 barrels; charters 659ls
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MEN's finest hand made common sense
shoes, Mt J..W. AMlcH's, i4siT
z. :. :. ii Is 1l43 Main Street. /;
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Rev. James Poindexter, commissioner
Tor the exhibit OF the colored people st the
New Orleans Exposition, was in town yes
tarllov 60 #s.aTU3I sTl ~.
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-. kl1I so r
ywattrG,

WANTED-A MAN IN Wprr; -,
wv 10 pke an ollirc and rer,o, FEELING
tufef, % scll ea,iseiy new iina ~ ny m4auhS
week. small capital required sNaG% l, 80 y,
s n MAAASufAtTckER, box 20, West %1,as. VIII
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BEST FOR ANYTHING.

HSaa,1atv For ,Chapped aud Oily Skin,
n~tt .uuIw H-g :. IT'I : 49,. - ne
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4 Dun .is-inch colored cashmere at 81 90
per yard cannot be bought elsewhere for
less than 81 so. L. NJ. MCCLELLAN e. Co.
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Singing, irritation, inflammation, ! all
Kidney and Urinary, complaints, cured by
"Buchu-paiba, 81, s, M ri n ~
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21ltuSetl1rntS,
FOR SALE So L1E.. OR RENT RENT.
Coal Property Near Washington, Pa,

$50 ACRES or COAL l5 ACRES OF SURFACE. . \.
Can be shipped on CHARTERS or on Baltimore K
one Railroads; mine In good working order; 70
mthets can DC fttt III at once; coal Grstfass for
shop Sci 80 PIT md tram cars; roads In good con.
tltion, laid will. 7. mil splenty Of miners to be
mud; low rntG Of mining; no strikes Tho above
price, Gs the owner intends going out Of The cSsi
business There Is IL vein Of good fire.cnyG In Tho
PIT, which costs nothing to niue; has 6eei, tested
can DC utilized attn small expense mud can be- u,ulc
Apply to .f5,t7.sV. HARDING, 4 =
!. oclS ygi=Et'S.s=., *. 50 Washington Pa.
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FuR9 \, Ms lied ROOMS FOR NEST
few "SS ScnW T@sS' oseu III a s M,
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Tor cloakings, at ~ &.
": tys E.. NJ. Meg llIlS & Co, ~
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Accidents md Incidents In West Virginia
-5sfjtt md Vicinity, fi2,..t.i'..ls
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Eor Gent. |-

ROE l!EST-A LARGE, TITiS;Ss.;
;Icn,h tr sl1s room with beard Enquire sa,ssAST
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4 GREy blankets from 70 cents per pair up
at Z. M.tNrcG 1LLiN & Co. s. ].

SWnlTE blankets from 81 % per pair up,
t It: T, NJ, CHAIN & Co.
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R1N;E:Is. NEWS.
3Iovenlenas Of u taltsinnl tito stnre or .wu,er

aIovenients Of Daltsinnd tlioStnge OF wnter
~: Hero ma ,Elsowlletc. 5i fpG;i
The marks on lie lcvce lust evening in.
dictated depth in. the channel Of feet 5
inches. The riyer:was stationary
The snagboat E. A. Woodruff Started
up the river from Cincinnati on-}Ecdnes-.
day. She will probably tackle the wreck
Of tho unfortunate Bonanza.
y Captain Wolfe Of the West Wheeling
ferry has a new ferry boat under construc-
ton. Work on it is progressing rapidly
and it will soon be in running order. NJ, II.
Sweeney 4 Sou are pushing the new
Abncr O'Neal to IN early completion. Her
chimneys have been raised, her upper
works are about all OIL and her machinery
is all in place. 81: Fl +
I The Contract for rebuilding tho United
States beacon light steamer Lily has been
let to the Madison Marine Ways. Price
SO, 800, and, the work is to be completcl1
in sixty-hve days from the date, OF con-
tract. X q! s. III n Z +
q The Pittsburgh Commercial Ga:etie says
Mr.. Charles List, brother OF Captain vii
liam List, and a wcll.known steamboat
clerk, it is said contemplates settling on n
stock farm in Missouri. Mr.. List is the
owner OF some very fine horses.
.GREESsnono, Pa, Oct. River 0 feet
and on stand. 4. Z! n q
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Oct. l7.-Riyer! 6
and stationary; weather clear.
LOUISVILLE, ny, Oct. fl7.-Dcpth in
the canal 8 feet; on tho falls, 9laioot.s
inches. a n SS5
z OlLS. CRY, Pa, Oct. 17.-Riycr 10
inches and falling; weather cloudy and
pleasant. q; is ~ s. TIN
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SILK Fabrics
Never Give Tn,

Tor cloakings and wraps opened to-day, ct
Z. NJ. MCCLELLAN l. Co.'s.
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iFooaR .RENT-TnE RESlDEScp -
4 II yxGNaNSISSnth street, Is for rrnt No
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EARM AND GARDEN LANDS
For Sale Or Rent.

2 rnre opportunity TO buy or rent either arsr,i
or 3atdchi or both, located on good road. Mil n
rnilrnad running past the door, md ulnt+i in IN
city limits 10 good tenants this Is M opiartaFsr
seldom met with. = he land will BE- rented or .oA
Farming implements. machinery. ,oo,. ,.,-,
md stock will DO sold or rented Viii ihe Ianla
Terms Will be lnnde easy; time given for pay,neuu
on uIclases, but good paper required,
/ For lutther Information and particular see r.
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80, IN the premises, Mt Mt. De Chantal Stallion
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All Wool

scarlet underwear, for men, at Is cents, at
si$2;y; E. AIcGlLL1N & ca,
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3 NlonoASrowS, W. W., Oct. 1 River
8 inches and on a stand ;5weather clear;
thermometer CO.. Z! q n e y v
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j. BALTIMORE, Oct, l7.-Flol,r stc,fv cn, Ia a..
Demand Howard street and western slpSrfine 81 y
q. q; extra 81 p0a3 IS; family S. 7sai II. Wheat
ssi:s :ESSaS ana sSesy 10 I winter SPOT
Corn western dull and nc!iinal onts f HE aS
Gniis,; western white saa3lc; mixed Soasc Rye
quiet md steadynt G9aG5c ElIay nrm. + Trovisions
sSanlG Ss s s,sSsay ,n mes; pGTk bulk meats
bacon shoulders SIC; clear rib sI,lc .4",T,3c:
hams l9Ia!GLsc' Lard refined 91Ic Butter i'm:
s tHoi western 2oaoec. Eggs steady and aViet: