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NOrl.ER n BNT.
J. n. Kay, ofthe LII Ncltc Store, Assigns
to MpjOr Rodgers,

J.. II. Kny, ofthe LII Hello Store, Assigns
Ito M"jor Rodgers.
Lsto yesterday afternoon MIR. J. NJ. Ray,
proprietor Of the La Belle store, made IN es-
signment for tho benefit OF his creditors TO
MajorJ. V. l.. Rodgers. This announcement
will doubtless be received with surprise by
the numerous friends and acquaintance Mr..
Ray possessed, both in Il business and co.
cial way. He has been the victim of
several m%isfortunes and combined thew
have forced him TO the wall. There never
was al ac1ienment made that ives sQuarer or
straighter than this one, and 1t leaves Mr..
Ray, speaking e1pressively, flat on his back,
-Four years ago. after tho failure OF Keller &
echrtlner, who had been running the store,
MIR. Ray, who Was then %book.keeper for J, 8.
Rhodes & Co., thought be saw an opening
there for a first clas3 store. He consulted with
b~usisess men, they encouraged the idea and
be secured IL capital and started in. A com.
bination OF circumstances operated against
him and the flood practically settled the
venture. The liabilities consist of
three notes In the Bank OF the
Ohio Valley for 81, 800, $500 and
81 900 respectively, aud other smaller
amounts, none over $3.50, that will run the
grand total up to about $S,0Je. The r7seis
all good, but 1t Is doubtful II II will bring
enough to pay the notes held by the banke
which Is made a preferred creditor, after nav.
ing the costs OF assignment. In case the az.
sets should not pay the notes the failure will
be doubly hard on Mr.. Ray, for his wife, wi O
owns Il little real estste, Is endorser on the
GDfan -......
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a AND VICINITY.
Recent DOiugs OF West VirSininus md
their Neighbours. .

J. J. Cr!swell, OF Nav Alexandria, O.. q
merchant, he's made IN assignment. L'abiii,
Tics no! definitely known; ngge.g about So COO
The annual contest In Olympic games be,
tween the Saplomo,es and Juniors Of Wash.
n ;loG-Jein'son College, will taks place on
sa,urdsy, May 81.
The Washington, Pa, Reporter says: The
gas we'll on the Hess farm promises 10 prove
Of imEsnss value to our borough and vicin.
lily. Already letters have bsen received
from manufacturers making inquiries con.
corning 1t and the facilities II Is expected ia
stlold manufacturers.
A dispatch from Newburg, W. Va, s,ys
the body OF q man, mutilated beyond recoc.
milton, was found on the railroad track nea,
that placs By the crew OF II helper Sunday
night. 'Bya package OF dry goods ioundn ea,
the remains, they were ideutltisd a, those o,
James Me'zler, who kept a boarding house
near West End. 1t Unsurpassed he was killed
by some train while on his wsy home. He
was about forty years Of age, and leaves a
wife III poor circumstances.
The Ohio Congregational Ae;ocistion will
meet at the First Congregational church O!
Steubenville this evening ut 100 o'clock,
Many prominent divines OF that denomiu.-
lion are expected. No business Of very gres.
Importance is. likely 10 come before the
body at this Meeting. One Of the subjects Of
chief inteses! for discussion will be the
new cre.d." Adlre: sea will also be deliv-
cred on topics OF interest to Christmas, such
as 1uter.Denominational Comfy" aTrue
Principle OF Temperance Reform" ''social.
ism" and "The True Principle OF Theologi-
cal Progress also three addresses on Sunday
Achoolg, tho subjects being, "rhs Bsnetlccn-
ces of the Sunday School" 'tSkil.ed Labor In
Sunday School Teaching," and Training
the Children into the Church." The %associG.
ton will continue It's mse,iaga until TAurs.
day evening.
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HEELAIEE.
Importing Hooded GH~ttie-Mnrrlcd in
DEMONSTRATIONS News Notes..

Importing Hooded Gnttie-Mnrrlcd fl
DEMONSTRATIONS News Notes..
Rev. J. K. Mckallip expects to be home
to preach at his church by next Sunday.
The nsilers we're of yesterday at the
Bellaire nail works on account OF scarcity
Of iron.
The ladies Of the Odd Fellows got about
$3.50 from their entertainment and turned
the amount over to the Lodge.
The Mechauics Hose Company cleared
about $500 with their fair md the contests
connected with it, Friday and Saturday,
and repeated the entertainment last night.
A large platform for dancing is being
built in Barnard's orchard, or Indian run,
and it will be used by some OF the fire
companies this summer for n number OF
balls.
Noble direct was shut up between
Thirty.seventh and Thirty-eighth, yes.er.
day, by the sewer-workmen. The street
cara were run as usual, the sewer being
tunneled under it.
Mrs Katie, daughter OF Harrison Criss.
well, was married ut Wyandotte, Kanrss,
April 20, to John Kelsey. Mics Katie WIS
formerly a Bsllaire girl and has many
friends here Who will wish her we'll.
A large lot Of Hereford cattle, bulls,
cows snd calves, were here over Sunday
direct from England by wGy OF Baltimore
to he used in breeding beef cattle. Milf
ken Brothers, Of youngstown, bought q
car OF them here aad took them 10 that
place yesterday.
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News ind Gossip In Relation to Various
People.

Rows md Gossip In Relation to Various
People.
Mr.. Thomas Wilson, OF La Belle street, left
yesterday for bis ranch in Dacotah.
Mr.. Alex. Bone, who has been seriously i'll
for several days, is slowly convalescing.
Miss Gertrude McCrum is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Belleville on Main street.
Mr.. @. A.. Helmbright, mail agent on the
river run to Paikersburg, is Oft duty for d
weeks rest.
MIR. J. N. Lewis, and Misses Allie H., Stel-
la and Mamie Lewis, OF GAINESVILLE, were at
the Mcclure yesterday.
Gov. Jackson returned from Parkersburg
yesterday. This is his first visit 10 the
Capital since the Charleston convention.
Prof. Garvin, short hand teacher ut the
National Business College. resumed his du-
ties yesterday after d weeks rest on account
Of illness.
Mr.. Frank Taylor, OF Wsllsburg, aud Miss
Cora Gillespie, of South Wheeling, were
visiting the family Of MIR. James Fitton, at
Bellaire, Sunday.
Mr.. John II. Noltc, we'll known as an at.
tache Of such leading grocery houses as the
Oglebsys and Joseph speidel IL Co., hea &C.
cepted Il position rs salesman for Norton &
Wells.
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IEE l.. d: o.. NEW ROUTE.


A Plan to Avoid ALI difficulties IL. Street
Crossings.
Alter the adjournment OF tho Joint Com.
mittee on Railroads and Ordinances LIST
night tho Committee on Railroads held q
short meeting, the matter for discussion be.
ing the proposed new route through the city
asked for by the Baltimore & Ohio road.
This route, it will be remembered, runs
along the south bank Of the creek until 1t
gets beyond Eeymann's brewery The grrat
Objectionable feature is at tue points
where the double tracks it 10 PFC
posed to lay, Cross Markst and
Main ~atreets. at a very short distance
from the south ends Of the bridges. Az oil
the papers in the matter were not ob.ainable
lest night, the committee adjourned until 3
Is desired. Surveyor Hosa will be present
and explain a scheme that has been suggest.
ed for obviating all trouble at Market 1lreet,
which wa1 the main Objectionable point on
account OF tho grade from the bridge to
Twentieth street and the great travel on that
street.
From q certain point east Of tho bridge the
track would have 10 GO seven fent In order
to cr0e1 Market street at grade and would
then TALL nearly seven feet in order 70
cross Main street at grade. by running
from the point east of Market street 10 4
point aeyen feet below the grade OF Market
street where /: Is. proposed TO cros1, and rails.
ing the bridge aevan feet would ALLOW "A feet
under the bridge. This sould barely let
trains pass under, as. I sleeper requires IS
feet 6 inches. 10
The run then, from the point ecst Of the
Market street bridge to the point between
tho two bridges you'd Ge almost level.
BY dropping four feet further at the point OF
passing Market, with the bridge raised seven
feet, there would be n space OF eighteen feet,
which would allow freight trains to pass
under without striking brakemen.
The committee reasoned list night that 4
train could so down and then up a four foot
grade as easy 'as /! could 10 up AID then down
n seven foot grade. The plan mat with con-
siderable approval. By raising the bridge
seven feet l,a southern end would terminate
on : level with Twentieth street, thereby do.
ingaway With that short, heavy grade from
the bridge to :hat street. The only point
was, whetlieri il by %dronDing the four feet, or
binary high water frt9hs'3 could interfere
with travel. Surveyor Hose vas 10 ascertain
this In addition to other points.
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OVER THE RlvEH.
News Notes md Personals from Bridge

.Nchh SuteA Atih X~eTSoNaIb from BrluSC
port IL Martins Ferry.
The Martins Ferry Council meets In regu,
lar session this evening.
Phillip Rettig, IN old cit;zan Of Martin,
Ferry, died on Sunday last.
The Trustees OF Pease Township, met at ths
Office Of Clerk J. I. Hanes, Martins Ferry,
last evening.
The foot walk Of the back river bridge,
which has been closed since the fl ,od, Is be-
ing repaired.
Mrs. William Turner, an egtimable old col
ored lady Of Martins Ferry, ws9 buried yes.
ierday afternoon.
Mr.. s. 9. W. Dunlevy, secrctpry OF the LII
Bel lie Glass Works, will start on 9 business
trip 10 Canada to-day.
"DiCk" Rohan, for en- assault on a colored
man, was fined SIS yesterday by Mayo,
Mitchell, of Martins Ferry,
Dr.. J.. n. Todd, who was seyerely injured
some days since, by being thrown out of d
buggy, wss not so well yesterday.
The pr;zs drawing for a handsome quill.
held by Mrs. Busey, at Bridgeport, resulted
in Mrs; Jones Capturing the pf:zs, abe held
the lucky ticket, No. s..
A party Of fifteen Germans Ut tho West
Rad, Bridgeport, were making marry Satur.
day night, over the departure OF several o.
their number for the Fathesland. They
carried their Joy over tho limit, however,
and when at the hour OF 3 o'clock Sunday
morning they still continued the racket, the
n%eighbors kicked, and had them arrested.
Four OF them were fined seven dollars apiece
BY Mayor 1unkins, ind Marshal McCon,
nauGhy promises 10 have the others in hook
by to-day.
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A CITY HOSPITAL


..".. n IAtus n. Ha..
The big February food practically lutt this
city without n pest houoe. Tho ono story
frame building situated on the commons
e'st Of the city, near the tunnel, known 10
the Piedmont Hospital and used 70. u mum.
Der Of years IS a pest house, was 80 seriously
damaged that to put It In anything like A
condition for habltation, to cay nothing OF
making 1t \ place In which 10 properly lake
care OF Bick persons, would Cost several hun
dred dollars. Two years ugo u considerable
sum was expended In liking il up: the
question has already boon before Council
sinte the flood, ns TO whether /. should again
be repsitcd or a nav hospital erected Ia a
mora suitable location. The people living
east OF the hill have always been violently
opposed to having the pest house 90 nusr
them, and they are hardly 10 DO blamed for be.
Ing opposed TO II. In addition 1t ia not In n
good location, viewed from n sanitary point,
ihs gfound Is low and patients arc liable to
ne subject 10 mihslhaiic and mslarihl inilu.
ences.
When tho question OF repairing tho dam.
age dons by the flood was before Council n
lew weeks since, Dr.. JepSon opposed'con,inu.
INK the present establishment, and was yery
much In favor OF u now building on HIGH
ground, The matter was finally referred 10
tho Health committee. As tho city Is liable
to have at my time u pssiilen. disesso In her
midst, aud especially 30 nov that the hun-
mer months are nOar at hand, tho committee
and Health OtlioCs Edwards have been busy
looking out for n better plan. Tho commit.
tee held = meeting Il. the City Building last
evening and decided 10 ask for Il Joint meet
ing OF the Health and Cemetery committees,
The plan that has been proposed Is this: The
residence OF the sexton Of tho Peninsula
Cemetery Is aboIt a mile FROM tho entrance
and nece9siiatean long and weary walk nearly
all up hill, for those tia. desire 10 yes tba,
official unleps he Is found Oh the way. Tbs
house Is o good substantial one, located over
the tunnel, surrounded by trees, aud high
up whore an invigoIatiuS breez, 10 always
blowing. With tho exception Of u few
pauper graves, there are no graves hear II.
It would mals u capital pest house, and
provided the Came!ery committee Is agreea.
bic. Council will DO asked to make |, such,
and also to make IN appropriation 10 build d
sex,On's residence near the entrance. A new
residence for the sexton. comfortably built
would cost bu. 4 few hundred dollars more
than the repairs necessary to put Piedmont
In condition, ind the city would be d gamer
IN more ways than one.
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Turncrs' Ex cursiOn.

The Wheeling and Bellaire Turnvereins
yesterday went 10 Bteubenville on the Pswiky
road. The Bellaire verein came up and
joined the Wheeling society at its hall, and
the two headed by the Opera House band,
marched to the depot and embarked on the
cars at s o'clock. At Bteubenville the Ger.
lnauia Turnverein, Of that city, which. was
organised In that city on May lat, 1874, with
seven members, but which now numbers l2l
members, celebrated Its tenth anniversary.
last evening, in fine style. Besides the
Wheeling and Hellaire soc cites, 4 delegation
was present from Pittsburgh. A parade WIS
given. after which, at Tu'n.IIalle, addresses
OF welcome were made, with response, and
the evening passed away with athletic e1sr-
cisss. singing, dancing, etc. The Wheeling
people returned this morning on a special
train.
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The fAOrNheltnOr f,nsc

Mr.. Bernard Horkheimer, whose arrest on
Market street. Sunday evening by officer
Reid for lettering on the sidewalk wa, uen.
toned yesterday, wss arraigued in police
court yesterday morning. George B. 'Cald.
well conducted the defense. The evidence
substantiated the stories Of the arrest pub
.lished yesterday. After a large number Of
witnesses were examined on each sldo, the
hearing WIS ~ jaurned till this morning TO
enable the defendant 10 E,curs additional
testimony going 10 show that he was really
waiting on u street car. Much interest sss
felt In the CASE yesterday.
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AN IAON STRIKE SETTLED.
Trouble nj the I.nuKhlin MIL AIuicnbIy
. 81. ..a. AOINhlptl. ~. r# w

.F- ... " aVJuhtVus . .#."
The difficulty In the forge department a,
the Lsugh!in mill IVES satisfactorily settled
yesterday, and work will so right on. The
trouble grew ont OF u custom which had
gradually grown up, but which had no colo,
Of right or authority. II hno been usual for the
woskmcn in the forge department, when
they knocked of on less than eight
heats to call II d Hull days WORK,
and receive h day's,pay Tor II. Eight heats
really constitute q days labor. The owners
Of the mill concluded that when a man 0ui,
on icss than eight ,heata he should receive
paw pro rata. 70 this conclusion the slen
ohjsutsd, and hence the trouble.
Vice President Thompson examined the
matter ut Issue carefully, and Yesterday
hs went over 10 the mill and notified the
men that tho Amalgamated Association
would not countsnance 8 strike on this point,
and II they quit work any members Of the
Association were at perfect liberty to fill
their places. This brought the men to terms,
and they succum6ed.
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Deuac,n,lc Candidates tor sheriff.

I. docs not look now. as though MI. vii.
liam @. Handlan would have such an easy
walk.over in securing the Democratic nomi.
nation for sheritTas was at first Anticipated
by q majority Of people aud freely predicted
by his friends and warm supporters. For
some time pest Philo: l. Kimberly, Eco be.
been actively csnvs-;ing, and 1t ia no longer q
secret that e1.Mayor Egerter Is on the track.
possessing "a host Of friends. and The race
should be- a very pretty ons, rrne. Mr..
Handlan has the start, but Mr.. Kimberly be,
been rapidly o%verhau!ing him BY paving at.
tenlion to the country districts, and MI,
Eserier's forces are strong enough to push
him along rapidly.
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ATTENTION!

John W. Holiday Post No. 12, q. A. Il.
Having hcen awarded the contract for
furnishing Uniforms We would request
al members 10 report us early MS pussi-
Die anu leave their measures, aud avoid
unnecessary delay.
u. GUNDLING 4 co.,
Star ClOtliers, 3G Twelfth Street.
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AT the close Of Professor Kidd's entertain.
ment before tho Teachers Association n,
Cincinnati, Dr.: Ray, author OF Rays Ma,he.
NAUTICAL Beries," arose and remarked tl,at ihe
evening WAT n OF the most interesting and
instructive ever spent by, him in bis Tia nj
Al yesrl, duration. Professor Kidd will give
a choice selection OF readings, recita,ions
and appropriations this evening, at The
Linsly Institute. Admission % cents.
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soME Of Professor Kidd's shakespesian
rendiiions are incompsrrbly fine. and would
do credit to the slider Kean. The Professor
will give several Of his most famous
selections this evening at the Linsly Insti.
tute; A nominal admission OF IS cents will
be charged.
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Exon rHtOn to Weusbnr~.

A special excursion will bo run to Wells.
burg Saturday, May 10Th. Train will leave
Wheeling at 8 :. y. Returning train will
leave Weiltburg about 10 +. NJ. An oppor.
tunity Is now offered all who wish to geo
those wonderful gcs wells and witnes1 q fine
display Of burning ge,.
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u4xe ~G1,tdldQesufG
Onicc.: a"t.a 20 and - Fourteenth Street
Hew Advertisements.
Wanted Girl 10 do Homework.

new Advertisements,
Wanted Girl to do HQusework.
For S~ale-Bridge Stock.
For Rent-Houss on the Island,
,Woman's Union Benevolent socieiy.
Thos. d. Houston's Law Office.
Wheeling, Marietta and Parkersburg
Packet-Chesapeakc.
Notwithstanding Of Nail City Boat Club.
Fancy Goods at Smyth'a.
Wheeling.
When Out the Pike-Lawrence Heller,
The Clearing Sa!e-E. NJ. McGillin 4 Co.
Fourth page.
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Jusr think Of it, an eight.toot Step Ladder
Tor 81 90, si1.loot Tor 81 90, with patent
bucket support, at Boyd's, Ma,ke. Square.
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CHEAPEST Hoes, Rakea, Spades, shovols
Mattocks, at s. Z. Boyd's, Market Equare.
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HAND Garden Flows, Cultivators, Seed
Sewers and Tools OF every description sold
by Boyd, Market Square.
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Best Galvanized Fencing Wire, price si1
centsp per pound, at Boyd's, Market Square,
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For slightly damaged carpets call on J.
". Ferfel, corner Of Main and Twenty.Ent
streets.
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Fos phaetons and buggies, great bargains,
60 10 J.W. FERREL's, :
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TEE LIST

or Deaths in the City in April Of Any
Month In 1854.
Dr.. Thomas 0. Edwards, City Health OH.
Ger, furnishes the following mortality stats.
tics OF the city for April:
Proportion Inl 600 Of population per Annum., 2o9
Deaths same month last year. Cocoon. 6!
Males. ..."-"......"...2i White ..... see. ..,,,,IS
Females :, .., -, 81 ICOlorrd ... 4
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WHITE Kid Opera Gloves ut 25c at J. W.
Feyrsl's, .--l
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FoE slightly damsged carpets, two.,hlrd,
their cost. q n to ]. W. FERBEI's.-
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H~EApQuARrRRs Tor all kinds Of Gardening
Tools and Eeeds. g.. E. Boyd's, Market
square. 1
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Still fifteen or twenty pieces OF slightly
damaged carpets left, at two.thirls ,heir ilrst
cost. J. W. FxRnrl.
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WARRINGTON, D. G., May G.-l:3O A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, local
rairs, partly, cloudy weather; sou,herly
winds, becoming variable, and slightly lower
temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather, local rains; Bou,herly winds, be.
coming variable; nearly stationary, followed
by a lower tempe rature.
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The banner
PIANO Club
Something New in Pianos,
+" Easiest fInn TO Buy II plta.cl,,,
rlnno ever offered III Wheeling,
small Weekly Payments,
.." no MONEY DOWN.
IrlS
CHEAPER THAN RENTING
SYNOPSIS OF PLAN.

sHNOPslS OF PLAN,
4 AClnb consists OF 20 members.
. i Ese'! Lthner piySs .? rcr week for M ,
Piano IL $40. NV N'"alch 4 R.ts
!, Every week Il new K,Rn,cr g. p,.
ber. "' "Ae" ouI BY men.
o, me llano IS guaranteed to bo O,tc,t,,
oysty ie.recsr and \ Warranted for AVA t tSsv.LA 10
=. Aan'es or gentlemen maj hccome tnrmI.,.
Pnrlicninr a",tc".-Thc pres, iea,ur" ",a
seo' q, esan al n Sasi me piHAos Hie sold 10 ,6S p,S we
en!est terms possible, no rNr ceninvrm .,r M The
TAG ifisc!o on account n tho easy irIins Il %.ivcrnu 'o
run pAtliculhIs OF this plan will BE- ' n,Sso,,
immediately by means OF circulars, PRESENTED
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WuES you want u frst.class Buggy or
Wagon, 20 10 Boyd's. N-
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Live stock,

CHICAGO. Nty 5.-The Drotxrs' Jou,7,o. reports
Live ioSs-l!eceip,s li,0o0 head: shipments liza
head; market 6rksk aud l0c higher: rough packing
;, 2!a5 s5; packing aud shipping IS soGG e.; iiyht
head; shIpm:n,sl. 100 head: market slow and s.cSdy.
export grades IS s5,6 20: good TO choice shippius.
s525A5 y. shecp-Receit.s 4,t.) head: Shipment
40 head: ma,sot slow aud lUal6c lower; inferior
choice 10 extra IS ooa5 10. Tho Droreis' Journal
Liverpool cable reports foreign live sleek we.Icr:
hest American steers ltc per pound, dead weight,
sheep. !GalSc rer pound, dead weight.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, May 81 Cattle = Marsc.
strong at Saturdays prices; receipts, 1851 head;
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The following shows the range Of the Their.
mometer, es observed ut schnepf'sdruc store
Opera House, yesterday:
1883. 1855.
TAI IAN. 8 r. Il. 7r. ". IA. n, u Ma r. M.7r,
20 u " G. 6 &c u "a
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The Committee on Health at its meeting
last evening resolved 10 ask Council to author.
izs the Health Officer to purchase 900 bushels
Of lime to be used az n disirfectsnt about the
streets and alleys, aud also resolved to ak
Council to adopt tho proposed garbage ordi.
nance, which places the entire matter in the
hands OF the COMMITTEES and Health officer,
thereby doing away with the loose contract
system and insu.iug better and more sstit.
factory gathering OF the city's refuse and
Ofal.
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F. w. BANNER
Gpri9.TthAS
GENERAL NOTICES,


OERsONAL-A RESpECTARlr
a yos'1,s man wishes to make, tho ncluainim|",
Montreal, Cauada, "he' 'M. CUtiS,