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THE FAIR ASSOCIATION,
Meeting to be Held this Aftcrnoon-The
Wv Present Status.

Meeting to be HELD this Aftcrnoon-The
Prcheni Status.
The Stockholders OF the West Virginia
Slate Fair and Exposition Association are
called to meet at the Court House this after
noon at 2 o'clock, 10 take action OH the reso-
luton adopted a! Il recent meeting of the
Board OF Directors, ordering the grounds and
thc+rroporty left by the flood to be sold and
tho fairs Of the corporation wound up. The
members Of the Board we're feeling very
much discouraged at the time OF tho meeting
at which they adopted that resolution. Their
action, however, caused 80 much talk TO tho
effect that 1t would never DO to allow the
State Fair enterprise to die, that they re-
covered In part from their depression and be-
gan to look about aud see what could BIZ done
10 once more put affairs in good working
order. ,i3
Secretary Hook and Manager E1ley de-
oided to go down the river aud inspect The
Lest property. They returned and reported
that enough lumber could bs secured to re-
build everything except the machinery and
horticultural halls and grand sland; also
that there was q kindly feeling among the
Peep 9 aud a des;rs to see the Association con-
Ae'Ass lucy a6'So4nE W Nlu III L0dt
lsy in their power. II the meantime, othe.
members OF tho Board, after making some
cs!culstions, dec;ded that II $780, 600 addi-
tional stock could b. subscribed, the Fair Al.
sociation could DO placed in as good md, II
anything, a little batter condition than DO.
lore. Encouraged by the talk, subscription
papers were started out, but those In charge
Q! them met with poor SUCCESS. Yesterday
Mcasrs. Mendsl aud E1'ey went 10 parties
whom,it had been ezpected would subscribe
libelally, but only $3.50 was added to the
books, Masking So 4oo in all. This amount
was only subscribed ef,er tho very hardest
soliciting and tley decided TO 60 no further.
THUS the matter stands, awaiting the &C.
uon'of to-dAy's msa,iAs. The business men
DO not appear to have coma to the front as
they should. As Mr.. Hook said yesterday,
THE Board has doue all 1t could; there
doean't seem to be the spirit Of enterprise
snd desire to continus the Fair that 1t e1.
pected to fad and It's it Locks now about all
that remains to bs donei Is, 10 cell what 70
have and telsle up in the best manner pos
SlOl6.' NH.IL-H. ElfHtN|. IUHE Fe#..Er F-.-g.#f#-
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Last Nights o

Tho hop at Franzheim's Hall last evening
was q charming little social event thorough
" enjoyed by those present. 1t was given
BY q number Of the gentlemen members OF
both Germans. /, The Opera House orchestra
furnished music for the gsy party. Among
n those un,nd there M, we're Misses Mary OF, Lou
Campbell, CLARA Fish,r, Miss Roddy," Of Pitts.
burg, Virginia Pendtetou, Alice Kelly, Lonisa
Laughlin, Jennie Woods, Hattie Glass, Sadie
Lo.an, Jessie List Laura Harden, MARY
Dlckey, and Messrs. Charles List, John Pocue.
John List Alex Laughlin, Tom Howell.
Will Grnbb, Charles OF, Harry Franzheim'
Sam Miller, & Camden Summers, Dan Ligt'
John Rlheldatfer, Irwin Singleton, Jamer
Ha!l,.Albert Franzaeim, Elmer Frasher and
Will DelAplaine. -
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On ClrY, Pa, February 25.-Riyer s feet
Inches and aH%tatlonar, weather cloudy with
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ANOTHER GRAVE EXAMINED.
'itipg the action to the word, a
New NuHdiur Assoctn,lon.

Secretary OF State stslnaker yesterday
issued certificate Of incorporation to- new
building association known as the Economy
Building Association, with its principal OF.
flee or place OF business In this city. The
corporation Is to expire February %. 1884.
and for the purpose OF formation $3.50 hiss
been subscribed and sos paid In. The prlvi.
lege Of increasing the capital stock by the
sale OF additional shares. tho par value, Of
which are $3.50 each, to $3.50. 900 Is extended.
The incorporates, J. F. Miller, oil! Martins
HaltonG and Oscar saudrock, OF this city,
( old one share each. N $50
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BnowNsvlLlE, Pa, February 25.-Rlyer 7
feet and %ststionaryi weather cloudy; Their.
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THE ArrEARAHcE OF THE GRAVE,

Hastily lighting the lantern a careful e1.
animation Of the grave was made. There it
was, the last spot OF earth Used by man; the
mound was heaped high; to one side was o
large pile Of eHrtl', with marks Of shoyels.
At the head rested Il faded wreath and at the
foot Of the grave u pillow OF withered ever
green, silent tokens of Affections. No traces
OF any nefarious work could he seen. The
earth Immediately under the floral tributes
was perfectly dry. ALI srouud tho ground
showed no disturbance. More carefully, again
vas Ell examination made, and the reporter
Was sAtisfaj, as we'll as such an examination
could satisfy any one, that no one had been
tampeling With the grave, while the Huparin.
tendent was absolutely certain that it had
not been touched.
z It was IN experience 10 bs remembered;
the lantern cast a feeble light, as the reporter
knelt on ono knee by the grave and took
notes a. the Superintendent talked, "You
SEQ" said he, THAT the earth settles and 1t
requires constant filling to keep the mound
above tho level oil. the ground. This grave
was filled last Tuesday, and over in that pile
OF earth, there, you can see the marks OF The
shovels ME n my partner ueed. Wight was
only this afternoon that my partner remark
ed that this grave WAS keeping up mighty
well. But come over hero sud III show YOU
another grave filed the same day and you
can make your " comparison" S.Eae LES
f. ANOTHER GRAVE EXAMINED. $50
suiting the action to the word, a tramp
WAS taken over TO another part of tho ceme-
terry, this time ealivcned by barka OF all tho
houest watch dogs In the nejghborhood. II
one grave has been rilsd oi; Its treasure 80
has the other, for both presant the same an
pes:ancs: at both the same iulaess Of Tho
heapsd esrth-tho same appearance all
around: Nothing was left but the ~falisiac.
ton oil knowing the report was false, and the
pair started for the pike.
"Uou!d bodies be ea.ily taken from the
cemetery, Mr.. Frendt ~
.i.es sis, they could, No parson thinks Q.
such things, and an entrance to the GROUNDS
could easily DO made. Why, the gates could
be opened and a wagon driven right down to
any grave hera. Nor would 1t make. much
difference to human fsnds whether tho bod.
les could DO readily placed in q vehicle, or
whether. they would have 10 be dragged over
the cemetery, TO some point on the pike. 1t
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WARRANTED Hand.saws, 60 cents, at Boyd's
Market Euuare. E'3'5Nlf 1lB 1

/, NEW ionk, February 2'.-Iead steady; common
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Tomorrow Is Ash Wednesday, the b.
ginning OF Lent The programme OF SCI
vices to be observed at the Cathedral Is as
follows: The Bishop will lecture on Sunday
evenings at 8 O'Clock, on Faith. the disposi.
tions required, and the obstacles that in.
pede II" Ash Wednesday,: Services at 0 A:
N. only. On other Wednesdays OF Lent; an
instruction followed by benediotion Of the
Blessed Sacrament at 1880 r. N. On Fridays,
stations Of the Gross and benediction at 7:S)
"A. N. g
The usual Lsnten pastoral has also been
issued. It imposes the usual regulations and
prescriptions for the Observance OF the "Huly
Season. snd will be read in all the Catholic
churches Of the diocese.
~ The letter also notifies the reverend clergy
living within one hundred and fifty miles Of
Wheeling, that they are required 10 be pros.
emit (unless personally excused at the sol.
emn blessing OF the Holy Oils, in the, Cathe.
dral, on Holy Thursday, at Q O'clock A.. N.
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Assignce's Sale

OF a. large assortment Of Black and Fancy
silks, Black and Colored French Cashnneres,
Fancy Dress Goods, Flannels, Notions OF all
kinds. Wall Papers, Window Blinds, Win.
dow Hollands, all COLOR, at 9 cents a yard,
White and Colored IT, bio Linens. f&c., TO-,
ali Of which will be sold at exceedingly low
prices for cash, at Nos 20l0 and o02t Main
street. T.. 3. DolntNs, Assignee,
for JonN RoEaHR.
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A whoieno,ne smoke

Ia the Seal Skin Cigar. An unusual amount
OF saliva Is not created by them; only nat.
ural eIpectoratlons are occssloned by their
use. No deleterious matter 10 permitted In
their make up, and hence arc they a healthy
smoke. First-class dealers handle them.
M. RALLY, Agent.
Wheeling, w. Va.
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April l1.aoc; May ll.l0c; June 1l.2sc; Inly 1850:
August II 43c. September lille; October lilo;
November l0.Glc: December 10 &c.
s,ciSclSSATI, O., February 2b,-cottou, dull; mid.
TEH. Dry; Goods.
NEW YoRx. Febnary 2s.-The general demand
has been very moderate Tor all CLASSES. u Cotton
fabrics, fancy prints. lawns aud thin drcss goods
nrc In fair request Mems wear woolens arc looked
after by many new buyeia.f 'l1(gaTfEa
i1 \ Lead. y, tAit80tt 9A
New YoRk, February 3.-IHad steady; common
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lln %aa,tdliQeuttr
Office: Nos. 70 aud 81 Fourteenth Street,
New

Wanted-Two Farm Hands.
Wanted-Horss and Mules /
Wanted-A Travelling Bslssman.
! Cut This Dat.
Brass Bird Cages-Nesbitt& Bro.
For Sale at a Bargaiu-Wagon and Harness.
"Notice-Beventh Ward. aug.
Turtle Soup Lunch-Louis Siedler.
For 6a'e-Houses in Martins Ferry.
Regular Pittsburgh and Kauawha Packet
w. N. Chancellor. &TE
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters-Third page.
Geo. n. Shook Il Co.-Head OF Local.
Just Think OF 1tl-Head Of Local.
! Special SAILS Of Carpeta-G. Mendel & Co.
Dr.. John E. 6mith-Third page.
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j RIVER NEWS.

- WI
Notes About tile Steamers. Rnnk Brief.
aud TeIcgrnpiiic Reports:
Surveyor Beach returned from Marietta
yesterday.
The regular packets arrived and departed
with fair trips yesterday.
The river fell several inches yester dsy
Last night. the marks indicateda depth OF Is
feet in the channel.
Since the food, there Ia no salt about Hart-
ford City or any ofthe other sslt centres for
steamboat transportation.
James Stephens, engineer of the steamer
Courier, is still confined to his home With
Sickness J.C:. Calhoun is in charge.
The new Chesapeake, commanded By Can't.
Ed. Maddy. will pass up tomorrow mornipC
on her first trip In her new Pittsburgh.Cin-
cinnati trade.
The Atlantic passed down wsth q tow of
empties. the Clifton went up with a tow Of
empty brick boats, and the Ironsiieg,a OF
Gray's Iron. Lime, passed down with railroad
iron yesterday. dy,i9 ~. :
The W.. N. Chancellor passed up lats Sun.
day night, snd will pass down tomorrow
morning. This popular packet, thoroughly
repaintod, has resumed her old Pittsburgh.
Charleston md Grsnt Kanawha river trnde
under command OF her old officers, Cant. E.
T. Chancellor, master, and Ira Huntington,
purses.
The Andes ia this aflernoon's Cincinnati
packet. Bhe is the first passenger packat on
the upper Ohio, out OF Cincinnati since the
food, and, al!ho Oh abe has been detained
by a big trip aud a scarcity OF coal at the TIL
pies left standing BY the food, she will be
ready to leave on her advertised time, The
Andes has splendid facilities for accommodc.
ting the public. both above and below. and is
we'll differed. 49,
The Andes had not arrived at midnight
last night but will probably be- here farly
this morning, as she passed parkersburz YES
terday afternoon. shs has the boss freight
trip OF the season-all she can carry, In fact,
Capt. Muhleman5 telegraphed 10 his agents
here yesterday to secufe all the extra heIp ha
could find. Wheeling, by the way, ia one of
the hardest towns along theriver In which to
secure roustabouts. The prico paid 10
twenty-five cents per hour. yet six rous,ers,
on an average. Is about all that can be &C.
cured here, Now that 90 many ara suffering
from the effects Of the aood and have no
work there ought to be no scarcity OF help.
The Andes manifest on this trip is compcsed
WHY 90. Hat-lFlElU.
GnEEMuoRo, Pa, February 25.-Niyer Is
feet 9 inches and falling; weather cloudy.
ClSc1SrArI, February 25.-Riyer 40 feet 2
inches and falling; weather clear and cool.
PARKER, Pa, February 25.-Riyer 8 feet
o inches and stationary; weather cloudy and
mild. 49,.
Plr7snuRaH. February @-Mononeahe]ae
river 8 feet and falling; weather cloudy and
mild. -
inches and s%tatlonar, weather cloudy with
light rain. sQs ;@
BnowNsvlLlE, Pa, February 25.-R,yer 7
leet and atstionaryi weather cloudy; Their
MoHaAkrowx, W. Va, February % River
8 feet and stationary; weather cloudy, Their
mometer 33o s@ ~.
RloE's LANDING, Pa, February 25.-Riyer 7
feet 10 inches and falling; weather cloudy:
thermometer 5Go. I0{'
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The body OF an unknown man, apparently
about IS years Of age, was found floating in
the river near Now Cumberland Sunday. He
was s feet 0 inches high, had black hair with
light moustache, perfect teeth; wore dark
corded pants, red underclothing and heavy
boots, newly half-solsd. Ga his person was
found q paper which reads as follows:
"Leetsdale, p, Nov. nth, 1883. Due g. A.
Seaman, at sight, nineteen dollars aud TWEEN.
ty.two cents, for store account for October,
1883" Signed, Mrs. Catherine Bobisbeck;
witness, D. b. Hamilton" AZ
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1900 yards Black Cambria. &c.
1000 yards Grey Drilling, &c.
More Silks and Satins tomorrow. Look
out for bargains.
81 sisSTVa ) II. EMSnETMER.
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MARTINS FERRY,
A Sad Accident commissioner Nice
..H.FI" I~- HY.Nr.. s.x o. r-

A Snd Observation-Disclosures Meet.
ing-Union Flint Glass Works.
Yesterday afternoon tho reporter was walk
ing up the 9. & F. railroad track, and a law
feet from the Sherman House discovered
bloody marks on the rails. His heart almost
sicksned at the sight, as he had heard further
down town that a terrible accident had hap.
pened on the road. ecentinga a thrilling item
in the air he followed tho blood trail until be
came, across the mangled corpse. The head
and middle part was lying In the road while
the other part was on the Tics. 1t was a r..
pulsive sight, but the reporter had'to ylewi il
A crowd was standing around discoursiug The
untimely fate Of Mr.. 8hoat, but not one nj
tered complaint against the railntad.; u The
little pig had bean rash-that wa all.
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The County Commissioners will meet To-
day at Deep Run bridge, where they will
confer with the Trustees Of Pesss township
In regard 10, the lolsas OF the people by the
aood and ascertain the extent Of. the distress
by the same. On Wednesday the Commits.
sioners. vii. meet the Mayors Of Bridgeport
and Martins Ferry with the same object.
The RELIEF measures arc nearly at an end,
and It ia supposed the station will close tue
latter part Of this week. The station will be
open to:dsy for the distribution Of food and
clothing TO the needy.
THE UNION FLINT aLABs WORKS.
For some time the U4ion Flint Glass
Works have been struggling under some
monetary difficulties. Not many DAYS apo
Henry Floto, who held notes of the compa.
ny, asked that they be paid. A settlement
was finally effected, and the establishment
IS now placed on good footing, and will, no
doubt, lids over lis difficulties. Y Yesterday
authority was granted the company by the
secretary OF State Of West Virginia, to re.
duce the par value Of the stock from one
hundred TO twenty-five dollars per share.
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Ed. Raid leaves for Spencer, Iowa, to-day,
Sickness from the flood is becoming prevail.
ent.
The regular monthly meeting OF council
takes place this evening.
The Township Trualses met at Mr.. Ut,
Hanes' otacs last5 evening.
A leap year party will bsgiyen at Hanover
Hotel on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Robert Grayson Is very i'll with disea,aae
the stomach and liver. Little hope Ia an.
Tor his recovery. x i5gE
A.G Snow, who has been employed for Ina
past yeAr in Hobsnaack's drug atose, has ac:
cepted q position with Bowie & Deems, Of
Bridgeport. 4 @
Tho remains OF Misa Mary Carr, a maiden
LADY, who died at iWellsburg,s W. Va, were
brought g Martins Ferry yesterday morn,
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The latest news from Africa Is decidedly
encouraging; the natives have ceased to fry
their grand parents, and have advanced 40
far hat they use habitually Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, which Is q uure cure for ali lug
troubles. ~ 11G@f--SS-e
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ESTIMATES on all kinds OF Printing cheer.
fully given by tho 1srxLLIaENckR jos OyylcE.
All work guaranteed. Il tfi5
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Thermometers kecOrd.
The following shows the range Of the Their
mometsr, as observed at schnepf'sdrug store,
Opera House corner yesterday !:
TAI VI. II Y. 8 !. N.7P. u. n An 70 X, 5 TN, 7 y,
Il Is Il "a 5E 3d. 10 III 81 ii IS +,
4Rf&AE - INDICATIONS.
WARRINGTON, d. G., February 2G-l:S0A NJ.
For Tennessee and Ohio, Valley. fair weather:
southwest 10 northwest winds; slight chan 10,
In temperature; higher barometer. f5.
Lower Lakes, light rain and SNOW, FOL-
lowed by clearing weather; south to west
winds; rising barometer, stationary tempera-
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100 dozen more KID Gloves to.loy a

~ IUO uUzeH N0re hIu 6lOYeS Today At
GS cents
goo pieces SILK Velvet Ribbon, all silk,
prices us follows: No. 8, Acc; 4, Csc ;
4 l.2, 75c; s, Soc; 9. $I.O5;7, $l.2O;
8, $1.35. II. EMSnEIMER.
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i Tnr Best Cast Steel Ratchet for so cents q
Doyd's,S Market Square,
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y WARRANTED Hand,saws, 90 cents, at Boyd's,
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VICINITY NEWS,
ITEMS FROM AL ovfR THE STATE.
SGg ~ .Ut3uEp E3sE
The iappsnluEs Of I%atersss Ia the l~stsrlor o.
Tho stat, Aad Readable Resume OF ihs
Important Evtstl Of . Day ia ~Bellair.,
bridgeport and nArtIA't ,re,ry

Navigation on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal will open on the l6,h Of Msrch.
The miners at Elk Garden, II Ia stated, have
accepted tho reduction from 90 10 40 cents
per ton for digging coal. y
A few nights since q lamp exploded Ia the
house Of John Baker OF Morgan county. De.
fore the flames were %extlnguished q bureau
containing $500 was destroyed.
In the vicinity Of 8elbyville, Upshur coun.
", three horses have recently died by having
glass fed 10 them by some Miscreant,y Tho
Banner Is constrained 10 advise harsh measures
Tor the permanent reformation OF the VII.
llAns. "a
Recently the house OF Hon. joshua Day,
member OF tho Legislature from Grant couu.
ty, was entered by a sneak thief. the door be.
Ing unlocked, and a suit OF clothes taken
from Mr.. Day, containing $i525. 90 In money
and $500 and 800 In bonds.~ No arrest has
been made as yet IETEEo
A few days since three boys named Low.
Their, Cayen and Reed alias 4hitlet, were AZ.
reated at Buckharnon, charged with break.
Ing into . school house and s~tealing books.
A Especial grand jury was %impanueled the
following day, indictments found ugainst tho
boys and their trial set for the juno term.
The miners at Winiirede coal mines In
kanawha county, are out on q strike, The
company has just put In ~ inch screens, III
place OF the 2 inch screens which they have
been using heretofore. The miner gels moth.
Ing for tho coal which goss through the
screen; therefore, they object totts' increase
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I CHICAGO. February 25.-Thc Diopers' Joarao, re.
ports: itye host-Receipss io,ccJ hesn; shipments
500 head; market good; heavy md light grades
oalCc higher; common grades weaker; trade iaIrly
active: rough packing 90 5ots 90; packing and shin.
ping, s7toa7 e: Ikips IS b0aG Al. Cattle-Roceipts
t0o head: shipments 3.ooJ head; market iairiy
ac;lso and UNCHANGED: exports 50 75a7 90; good 10
um S SOFAS So; corn fed Texans, averaging $40
pounds. y 81 A. So, sheep@Eseesu!s $50 head; ship:
s. 7sal 20 per cwt.; medium 10 good 81 7ss5 Go:
choice to extra IS :;5a6 Is. The Droyer'a ,FoW,nm |,
Liverpool cable reports MI advance ci Hc on cattle:
hest American steers quoted at 1870 cIeeed; best
sheep lee per pound. -
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, February 25.-Cattlo market
dun and prices a Rhsdc Gift m last weeks opcuinp
prices; receipts l,l33 head; shipments 10 heat
hog market iirm; receipts $500 head; Shipment;
$50 head: Philadelphia 81 5oa7 70; good Yoikerss
&C. Goa6 90; Sheep market firm al unchanged
prices; receipts 5 900 head; Ehipmenisl Go lead,
CISc1SAArl. o., February 25.-Llvo hcrs steady
and Arm: COMMON aud light IS 75a7 o.; packing
meut1 $50 head. nGSt y ,r. 'A1Npt
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THREE pounds nails for 10 cents at Doyd'p,
Market. SQUARE shlSsiaA6 a&atIaNs@GNs.E
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WARRANTED Hand.saws, % cent, at Boyi's,
Market EauRre.
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n The Best Cast Steel Ratchet for so cents at
Boyd's, Market equare. N
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tgTuarE pounds nails for 10 cents at Boyd's,
Market Square.
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THE DalLr MARKETS..


& NEw Yonk, February 2s.-Money market In
eocd supply at 1has percent. Prime mercantile
paper aaoS percent s%tetlins. Exchange BANKERS
H. GovHRNN yNTs-steady EGtgE AEllIlG
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FOR RENT,

H0R RENT-AT A MODERATE ~
houte. No.. q Thirteenth street, sHNis,, hsellLn,
looms, TWO halls. bathroom, Wnsh.p"n"n tihs
Collars: knqulp on the 'rrrml,,f. ~, snl ttei
WILDE, No ZOO Main street. f Vs,o / {
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FOR SALE,

THREE pounds Nails for 10 cents at Boyd'H
Market Square.
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P%lr7snuRan. February @-Monoueahe]a
8 ieet and falling; weather cloudy and