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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-27
DEvour DkMocnArs
Tho Various Reasons why the Elect Give
w \ Thanks To-Day. q. W,rts1RA

M Thanks To-Day. 49,.
Lewis Baker-That his enemies bought
his paper at a good round priceand this
gave him ample time to keep them out Of
the offices. W.
Robert slmpson-1hat at the present
time he has two strings 70 lis bow, VIZ:
The Postoilicc md the Sleriiralty.
philo Kimberly-''rhc saule cause,
A. .Sweeney-"Me too.n
A.. 9. Eyerter- 'Ainei,.pp
August Eolf-'rhnt he didn't bet three
instead OF two 10 one OH Brnilnon, Ell.
Mayor Millcr-That he Is drawing to
tho CLOSE Of q very conservative admins.
%tration.
Commodore Darrah--Tlat hisyacht will
compare favorably with any ship IN the
United States navy.
Judge Brunnon-That his campaign cx.
pcnses were no higher than they were.
Captain Electromagnetic uge is no
bar to matrimony.
Governor sJackson-That B%ourbonism
has got another wIirt.
John o. Pendlcton-That tho Republi-
can vampire Is not Il turkey.
Colonel O'Brlcn-That he still under.
stands tho fluctuations Of Wheeling rcal
estate.
Auditor Miller-Tiat Hendricks rot out
Of Albany alive. :
Colonel Joseph Gallahcr-That late In
life he can again read the Register.
Judge Houston--'Ttu there Is a gooG
prospect for the abolition Of Internal reve'
nue. laws.
NJ. n, Frame-1ha. he shook Draxtor
county.
Attorney General Cald well THAT he
helped Baker to sell tho Register.
Judge L. S. Brown-That le made thi.
yenr his first successful stral1l
Charlie Caldwell-Tlat he got hiinsel
out Of the why OF temptation very carly.
! W. G. Handlan-Thnt he is Just slicl
enough-not too slick-so to speak.
! Col. Foose, Of the Opera llouse-Tha
he has Il sunny smile for nil.
Col. Whitc-Tliat tho 'Scng press is .urg
ing his claims for Speaker.
t Major .. D. Cooke-That he still has
chance Tor his wlite.alley.
! General w. 7. Butlcr.That he has al
: undeInonstrative appreciation Of n snap
Senator J.. i. SommerviIte-That III
successfully solved the prohibition prob
r lem early In the canlass.
+ Commissioner Mike Stein-That tn,
! present Board Of Commissioners lacke,
tenacity Of purpose.
: General tIcaIy-That he ias Ind moth
r ing to do with the Board OF Public Works
General tlealy is also the oracle for
: large constituency on this subject.
: d. II. Lconarl-That the Democrat
; party antedates Kirklam and lIorac
. Mann.
Senator Camden-That natural gas iii
Whcelins) has not proved n very iormid
able rival to petroleum.
} Henry St.mmi-rhmt this year he wa
: Democratic headquarters, anyhow.
Windy WilsoA--That n fool for luck
did not lack for ali example in this year q
grace.
, The entire gang-That oncci in a genera
J ton Eli got there.
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ABOUT
Strangers in tbs City md Wheeling Foil

Strangers in tbs City and Wheeling Folks
Abroud.
Miss A. Virginia. uppis visiting friends
in Baltimore.
Mile. Marie Aimee and her company
are ut the Mcclure House.
Frank lIupp returned home from Wash.
ington and Jclierson College for Thanks.
giving. q !
Howard Carothcrs entered Frasher's
Business College, yesterday, for a full
course OF instruction.
Misses May and Nellie Lapsley, OF
Washington, Pa, are visiting Miss Gussie
Hupp, on Fourteenth street.
Claiming Smith, Esq, tho versatile
editor OF Smiths Inder, OF Parkersburg,
was among those who cnlnc up on the
Ohio River excursion train yesterday.
Mr.. A. A. Franzhcim entertained l.
number OF his friends at dinner lust even
ing, at his home OH North Main street. It
was a very elegant little affair, and will
long be borne in mind by those who
shared this popular gcntleman's hospi-
tnlitv.
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These peanut menhayebrouslt the price
oil thesucculent ground nut down to tive II
quart" all over town. Whether this IL u
service to the community, might be open
to discussion. Sometimes the local notion
dealers "kick" at the travelling fellows
big trade, but generally they pursue the
even tenor Of their way for Il few weeks,
rake in all the loose nlckcls they can, and
move on to the next town.
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%YISlT0RSzlN TOWN.
Tnr RIVER ROADS EXCURSION
FROM jackson Comfy 10 This City Ysstsr.
day-The Train Is Delayed, and Many Of
thp J.xcursIonisis stny Over Until To.
,%day-some Members OF the Party.

The excursion over the Ohio River road
TO this city yesterday, gotten up by the
management complimentary to those liy.
lug III tho counties between Parkersburg
and TT. Pleasant along the line Of the
proposed IT. Pleasant extension, was ia.
ken advantage OF by quite u number. The
number OF excursionlsss would have been
much larger had not the steamer Hiber.
nia run aground. This happened a short
distance below Ravenswood. Those from
Ravcnswood and points between there and
Parkersburg, reached the latter place on
the steamer Knox. Those below Ravens.
wood were on tho Ilibcrnia, and owing to
its running aground failed to reach Par.
kersburg, Il fact TINT III itself should have
made those on board strongly In favor Of
Il railroad, especially The extension OF the
Ohio River road. The train was held
for several hours in tho hope that tho
llibernia would be able 10 make the riiilc,
and lis u result, tho train was five lours
lata In rcachiAg here. About sixty vert
on board, tho majority OF whom came from
Wood county and parkersburg. They
were in charge of Vice President George
W. Thompson. W. n. Chancellor, K. ii.
Browse, OF Peasants county, ind Alex.
Campbell, OF Ravenswood, Il former well
knowa Wheelinpite. In addition, a. n.
Williams, of Parkersburg, Capt. A. J.
Flesl,er, Of Murruysville, Srnator.elect G.
L.. Brown, OF kAvenswood, and Others
equally NJ prominent were OIL board. Be,
tween twenty and thirty remained in the
city lust evening. The remainder, afte,
receiving supper and taking a short walk
about town, returned down the river. On
the arrival OF the train here the excur
%sionists were met by United States Senator
Camden, who Ind arrived during thu
morning. lie extended several courtcsie.
to the party aud returned with it last even
ing,
The cxcursionists expressed themselves
as being very much pleased with the roat
and the treatment they received. The,
all appeared to DO fully impressed will
tic importance Of extending the road tt
II. Pleasant, so as to connect with thu
great Chesapeake 4 Ohio system theil
rich and beautiful territory.
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S!Ac1S:1Il, q, NOV. 96.-FIour quiet and I'M
enGanEed; wheat; steady; No. rcd 7Gc. Corn. dull
ssasszc. Rye quiet ind i'm; No GSc. Barley In
good demand: extra No. 3 fall 7Uc. Pork 0uIct nj
y. Gu. Lard In lair demand at G.a5c. Bulk meals
ensee olil not q~uotAhly lower. liacoli cakicr: shout
nem no: snort rib S4c. Whisky steady nj 81 il,
butter dull ind unchanged. Eggs stronger ut aaaajc,
Cheese quiet aud Unchanged. u 80 E,-N-"
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1osAr.pnEv1r1Es.
Matters Of aIiner Moment in and About the
CITY. ~

oSE marriage license was issued yester.
day.
"Ls vorAoE ~ sulssE'' at the Opera
House this evening.
THE Starlight Social will give a grand
ball at Arion Hail tonight.
TnEnE will be II s%tereopticon exhibition
at the Zane Street Church this evening.
TIE M0lders' Assembly X. OF L. gavc'a
very successful bull Mt Turner. hall last
night. n
TnE Jefferson iron works of steuben.
vile hns sent exhibits to the New Orleans
Exposition.
TIE. North End Athletic and Literary
Association will give n ball at Turner hall
this evening.
LESA WHITING, the colored girl incon.
diary. will be taken TO tho p%cnitcntiary ut
Moundsville to-day.
T. W. CLAwsoS has been appointed ST.
pervisor Of Trains on the W. =. division
Of the i. 4 O.. road, vice X. VI. Sheets,
transferred.
THERE will DO 4 Thanksgiving surprise
given to the drum corps OF the Junior
plumcd knights this evening by John
Martin, Esq.
ThE Arion club house m the South
Side was thrown open last evening and n
members reception held. There WIZ
:. music, dancing and n SUPPER. and, as
: usual, an enjoyable time.
FASSIE RUSSELL, OF 81 Seventeenth
street, was arraigned before Squire Ankle
yesterday on u warrant sworn out by Il
colorcd man, charged with Keeping q
house Of ill.fame. She waived "a hearing
! and gave $500 bond for her appearance; n
court. -%H1 +
An effort was yesterday. made BY Col
Arnett to secure tho release OF, his clients
J. II. StancliH and Mrs. McG;onkcy, til,
Iowa clippers, on a writ Of habtos corpus
but 1t failed. lie then proposed to appca
to the Supreme Court, but before he coul,
do SO the prisoners were taken across til,
river.
TIE Black Eagle drum corps, tho fines
organization Of the kind in the State, In
been reorganixed under the name OF tn
Wheeling City Drum Corps, with II mem
bcrsl,ip Of twenty-five. lhiscorps wa
the largest AMI most efficient inthe city i
tle CillupalSL, ullu Nv otcuUcHNllIc ~ III
competition drill was awarded u splendid
drum.
WILLIAM BuRSs, who was fined b
Squire Arkle some time agoi Tor assault M,
battery, but who appealed his case to tn
Circuit Court, had q hearing before Jnlc
Boyd yesterday, and the jury declared hir
not guilty. The case Of Frank Freds, Co
orel. for the same %oilensc, appealed fror
the sanle justice, was continued until til
next term of Court. -
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re
cord a deed made July S, by John A
Armstrong and wife to Louis q. and Wi
liam I. Stiieli in consideration Of &c, 1905 10
lot 70 on Market street. Also il deed mad
July S by said Armstrong and wife t
Louis G. Stifel, in consideration OF $4,000
lot 40, on Main street. These are the Va
cant lots extending from Market to Mai
street, north Of Tenth street.
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Concerning the McCutfrey slugsers' com
bination and their failure to exhibit here,
Mayor Miller Yesterday said that the men
asked him for Il written permit, and he re.
fused to give one because 1t was not neces.
sary, telling them TINT all that it was neces.
sary. for them to do was to go ahead and
pay their license, which; they did not do.
when the purity left here for GAINESVILLE
yesterday, they said they would return in
ten or twelve days and give an exhibition
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THE II EuCHOR CoNCEnT,
Ono Of tho Most Sueuss<ful md Plunsing o
T.. /, .#4IHlE-t ~ - 1l,n HNur -H. FL EIFEEHh

... ..- |".. E--SN-~-F JILL.
ono Of tho ,lost Successful aud Plunsing Of
tl tl,e YUar.
A very successful CONCERT, artistically
popular..y and otherwise, was given by the
N%Ienncrchor Singing Society In its hall OH
| Market street List night. The programme
was y splendid one, much more elaborate
than usual, and rendered. in a highly ar.
lis,ic manner. Part j opened with an
overture by Kramer's orchestra, fol-
loved by u double vocal quar-
teste, with a SOPRANO salo by Miss Anna
Hess. Mr., T.. @. Arbenz sang two vocal
solos, and Mr.. Otto Jaeger played Il violin
solo. Miss Anna Hess sang rFlowers
Sweet, and Miss Agnes Hess waiting"
the litter with q violin ohligato by Mr.
Jaeger. Prof.. II. j. Arbenx rendered
two brilliant selections on the piano.
Mr.. C. Zulauf gave "Thy Senti-
nel,' and Miss Anna Hess and Mr.. Ar
beng rendered q German anett MpssF:
jaeger, Arbenx, Seihert ind t!5tz closed
Part ! with I quartette, "Der Gondcl
Falrer,"'
Alter another overture blythe orchestra,
q dramatic selection, with solo and chorus,
was given by thciMpnnercllor. The pro-
gnmlne closed with the singing OF the
grand German song, 'H,eim Liebchen au
Klaus" by a chorus OF se%venty.five voices
from the Beethoven, Germania, Mozart
and M,snnernhor singing societies.
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EGG-Soe al Louis schwalb's today.
scal Sacuncs mud uIup Fridny.

Fine seal saclucs are all that we car
count In our stook. Three OF tl.esc arp o
the best material that can be put into
garments. The other two are not so good
but equal to the quality usually found on
sale III tlils market, The three valuable
garments are warranted to be rs repre-.
sented-the best in the country, and will
be thrown Into Hue Fridays Ealp al
prices that will leave no doubt in the
minds Of judges and purchasers that Blue
Friday does furnish bargains obtainable
at no other day and in no other sale.
T. N ,Me0nLlN 4 CO.
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FINANGEA n TRADE,
The Feature. of tho Money md Stock Ma,

|TrNHHN -.H.u- y. .TH. -, a####. -rT.H Go
'lt 8H.Tf}f . kcts. }r
NEW YoRK, Nov. c6.-Mouey easy ut halh pcr-
cent, closIngAt lAlH percent. Prime lnutcauule
paper 4l1sa6 percent: sterling Exchange, bankers
0' uov Ws.s X =, .; rsss and i Hitler 4;
SrArE SEcuKlTiEs-Qulct, 11't
sroeKs-Tlc upwsni movement IN nricp. nj the
Stock Exchange iinde d further progress today aud
the market was moro active than Tor some time
past. At the opening there was nm advance Hi u 10
percent, Jersey Central leading with stlcs ii, 10
$. Gtanges. Tandctbilis and IAckawanna wer.
iraicr. attacked Unioa rnciiIc, heInr forced dow,
10 .y5s and ihls checked lie a,,sari movement.
s Ss.,'TS ;s iss! Fl I' ok Z si S1'l' ], s. s! 5sn Is 10 7 iS;i IT ess:
Union to &c. " va w "t''e'"
TOWARD ! r; y shorts In Oregon 4 Tsanscon-
tinenual and Northern Pacific preferred hesai. to
movtmcntln tho remainder Of the lii. Northwest,
Urn wns particularly IN brisk demand, one broker
. s.Sm about 1o;a3G sh,res. which Is s"ll to te fST
from Chicago TINT u ba;is q settlement Of Tic ~.
raii war md been rcachtu uud this stimulated tie
buying. The Improvement III plies ranged ironl
cent to b9t1,I. Central laclAc itQ 81, st, Paul * 10
se eI% t isE" Ss,ans Z. lfs {! { 5ta,s e., ilf tn, GGsMtNlI " 70
My1ss, Northern laciac pre- erre4 II. 10 AK. Oregon (
5lI and Wes,uru Union ~ Ia Ill.
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Toustiug the Patients,

,Alphonse Karr recently paralyzed some
physicians in Paris ut d dinner by Offer
ing a toast to the health OF their patients.
Some people think doctors do not like
thei Z patients to get well. There are many
doctors in this country who not only
want their patients to get well, hut give
!AeEa RrpWn's iron RitteEs. Or. G.. n:
Robertson, Elm Grove, \. G., says, ~ pre-
scribe Browns Iron Filters and find it all
tits recommended to be" Cures malaria
and all nervous and dyspeptic troubles.
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ANOTHER ASSIGNMENT:
Q. :. Jersey, tho Hope Dealer, Coos to tho
lH"SE tHIEGLg wall. iNA f,1l7

The announcement was made yesterday
that ST. Hersey, the rope dealer,
on Fourteenth street, had made an
assignment for the benefit Of his creditors.
W.1.W. Cowden, Esq, Is assignee.
Mr.. Hersey said lust night that he could
not ,ell what his liabilities would
amount to, nor could he give q very
definite idea OF the valne Of his stock.
The preferred creditors are Boston md
New York firms Of whom his stock VA.
purchased.
He attributes his embarrassment 10 d
spell OF sickness some tilnc ago. Ills bust
ness was satisfactory, and he will start W
again Us o o US he Gun settle his affairs.
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AN ASTONlsuED AUDIENCE


At tho Opera House Lust Evening-Mllt
Ai:nae.
Mile Aimee, the famous French artistic,
appeared at the Opera House last night in
her new comedy, ''Ma'm'sellc." During
the second act, willis q scene at tile Gaze
Chantani, in Paris, was on, tho audience
wis Nstohished and then amused By the
actions Of u stranger, evidently q French.
man, Who had d seat in the gallery near
the stage. lie wanted to sec that young
lady" and. would not whit. Finally Col.
Poster, ofthc company, came to tho front,
and assured him he could see the lady II
he would wait until the play was over.
Then lie subsidized.
Scarcely had the laughter which this
break occasioned subsidized, when all ele-
gantly dressed lady and a gentleman ait
ting in front Of Section L in the dress cir.
Gle, attracted attention by her excitement
and his efforts to calm her. A.yiolent
oolloquy took place between them, and
just ns the lal, Ind apparently become
cooler, Mr.. Topper am on the stage,
and with a Shrek. "That'sh him, now!i
tho lady tainted. Water was procured,
and she was brought to, but lnthe mean.
time another excited individual Yose i'm
the p~arquetts and swinging his hat in tho
air, remarked in O. louder voice than
aeemed necessary, "Hurrah iHow's that
for Tommy" J5iS'
For q time the audience thought a md
house had broken loose, but when they
recognized in the disturbed audience
,nnmhnru nj thn romnan,, f,ay lE,or.k+
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Petroleum.

%CtycixsAri. o., Nov. Active hogs, frn : com
and light 50 toa4 70: packing aud butchers
n Ia CO.. receipts ., UDOhend. shipments no head.
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ISDICATtOSS,

rwAsnlxoroS, D. &C., Nov. o7.-lA. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
tair weather iii Tennessee, partly cloudy
weather and local showers nortl, OF the
Ohio river, winds generally south to west,
slight rise in temperature,
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McCanrey md mitchell 10 Meet.

PlrrsnunolI, Nov. sG.-William Mad.
den, hacker Of Charles Mitchell hs tele.
sraphed Sa5 to the sporting editor Of the
Commercial Gazette rs a forfeit for q mattel,
with Domlnick McCa1rey, four rounds
for points, $500 n side. Mitchell will fight
John Gillespie In this city Saturday night,
when Madden will complete the deposit
for the Mccartney mill.
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2.s: medium soyocds? s,ss 80; lamb, and cno'cs
East LinrRrf, Pa, Nov. .26.-cattle slow; prime
is ''l sec = ta't e!S lead, shi isus NJ; Is tsA head. Hcsi
Am. receipts ?,aS head shipmenn i,tn head;
dull, prime s. T6ai %; fair 10 good s. .eoa3 10: com.
mon 81 ooA2 20; receipts 2,4l0 head; shipments
2,IGo head.
ctsclxsAr,, 0. NOV; &-Liye hogs hra: com.
q 2iai co; receipts 9.ooOhead: shipments $40 head.
tIuV 3F3 Petroleum.
BRADFORD, Pa, Nov. ?6.-crude oil. National
Transit and TldewAter Itiis Tuesday c0,5l2 barrels;
Total shipments 3,,U7 barrels: charters 4Q,lSl bar,
trls; clcarMlccs !, sgo 600 barrels, National Transit
lowest IKE: .Ssitssai ne. and arm.
Oh Cry PA, Nov. educational Transit cetti'
Acates opened al I.91+c: highest 100. lowest Tie
closed at. 7g!sc. Bales l,io5. To barrels: ~clcamncc.
GS.WS barrels; charters io.iji barrels. Exchange
stock 81 W bid. mons offered.
rrrrsRriGii, PA. Nov, Gs-.1he afternoon session
WAS very. 1nitt;, rallied and advanced slowly tc
I!M:c mud closed steady At 73hc. The Exchange
will be closed Tomorrow, nrIrs
highest 79c; lowest ~; closed Al. 7sle: ship
mcnts 6s,sih barrels; charters lo,45l barrels: rum
Gl,1l7 barrels. t
NEw yo,x. Nov. ae.-leirolcum firm; United
i?'144c; refined 7ttaisc. VIZ @a ~
BALTIMORE, Nov, 10 retroleun nominal; refined
1Aa794c. H5.7 \
Cotton.
NEW Yonx, nov. .d-Cotton lrmcr aud un
changed: futures barely steady: November l0.4ic
December l0.S7c: Jaliu1ryH 10.i7c: February l0,Sc
March lode. Arsli iBS8t: May 1886; June
ll,o6c:.Jnly ll.lSc; August II. 2sc. &
clSclSSAT, O., Nov. .d.-cotton firm; niddlins
l0Hse. gH'
30 Dry Goods. tlo W.
Ssw fOGE, Nov. G.-lt wa worry quiet 1T ali
departments mud outside Of a moderate order o
trade for miscellaneous nsXOrtIncnts anu iair bust
ness In blcaclied s~hirtlngs, there has been LITTLE
fpDnrf 8 -| r.HU#.H ~. HuTH' ~. I. nH.. HHHn-a =
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She AsesriaIpsd the Fact.

HrSroN, W. VA, Nov. o0.-Atll o'clock
this morning, while Carrie Scott lcolored)
ofUpper Hinton, was examining NJ old
revolver 10 ascertain whether It was
loaded, tho weapon was suddenly dis.
charged, tho hall entering her II outh,
killing her instantly. Deceased was forty.
two years OF nge.
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SheriTC. B. Smith and Constable J.. n
Bcckwith, OF Parkersburg, brought Isaac
Stukey and james Kelly to the Mounds
vile pe%niten.iary. They were both tried,
convicted and sentenced Mt the present
term OF the Wool County Circuit Court
Stukey was found guilty Of biealny, and
his sentence is for. one year. kclly's Of
Tense was burglary and he will be Gagged
for tho period Of three years. Kelly served
Il former sentence for the same crime. hav.
ing been discharged in 1879, but this was
not known when he was sentenced this
time, or it would have gone harder with
him. g EHN Ei-s sk9&g
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Tho Latest "Fulth Cure"

Among the invited guests at the Demo-
cratic feast on the Island, Inst night, was
George G.. Hannah, Esq. lie presided at
tho tables and proposed the toas.s. lie
has been All invalid for more than n year.
Immediately on the announcement OF
Cleveland and Hendricks election lie be-
gan TO convalescc rapidly, until, ms stated
above, he was not only able to do2th
honors ut the table, but to heartily partake
OF the oysters, canvass backduck, etc, etc.
Mr.. Hannah is not superstitious, neither
would it take mucl,.for him to ascribe his
glowing health to the Democratic victory.
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FASSlE RUSSELL, Of 81 Seventeenth
street, was arraigned before Squire Ankle
yesterday on u warrant woI out by II
colorcd man, charged with keeping n
house Of ill.fame. She waived "a hearing
and gave $500 bond for her appearance Mt
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This afternoon Mt 2Ho'clock and again
this evening, tho lianlon brothers will
riva their entertaining and laushable
comedy, 10 Voyage en- Suisse" at tho
Opera House. The original scenery and
mechanical effects will DO used, and the
Hanlons take their old parts, which are
made a show in themselves by their
agility.
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TolEpo, Nov 91-,Whcst dull aud a shad.
!e%e!: No: ! White Mlshlsea 7sc: No. . rcd cash
anu Soye!M6es dsIc assed December G9iittc asked
hid; No. 2 soft 7aa'Cc. Corn quiet aud t,eady
h!Sll mixed, new, 80; No. . cnsh md Noye,nbcr III
WA yea, a7|c: Mny asHc bid: rejected aj,Sc
seed quiet md weak: prIu,e c.sh md ncceml~.r
yt0 asked; JAnllAry s. b asked: No. 4, s. 10. "
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WAS very QUIET; ratified and advanced slowly TO
i!'Ss:c md closed steady at 13Hc. The Exchange
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aha QatelIaqentfG
For Sale Cl.cap-Basc' burner Stove.
Eth Goods.

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