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Doorkeeper Kelly, of the Senate, is as
gallant to the ladies and as pleasant to all
as Of yore. He is the pink OF courteous
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Matters Of Minor Moment In and About tho
CITY.
osr marriage license was issued yester-
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iTuE Republicans OF the Fifth ward held
their Council primary last evening and
nominated the following ticket: First
Branch, Fred Linderman; Second Branch,
n. Il. Whitaker, II. F. Behrens and Col.
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dor RENT-STORE-R0OM AED
II Dwelling House, ut present occupied v
Rody, No. llI9 Main street. Possession given Atd
/. lSsS. ALEX. ROGERS: IIlf
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3 DRUG AND CHEucAl Co., Boston.
gstu embellishments.
CHEAP BOOKS.

In order to Introduce our house more generally
10 tho cittzensot West Virginia nc will during the
lar Standard Books:
British Poets, including 50 separate volumes,
from Ghaneer 70 Tennyson. Good type and hind
Some illustrated, red line, Gilt edges; usual price
81 Is, per vol. T6c.
100 Standard Biographies. Travels, Juvenile
Books, &C., g9od cloth biudng, large type and good
The largest stock Of Books in tho State 10 select
from. Books carefully wrapped and mailed.
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
tAlb MI No. 1901 Market Street
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fNDICATIONH,

WARRINGTON, D. O., Jan. 15.-1 AM
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cloudy
rainy weather, generally warmer easterly
winds shifting to southerly; falling bar
For the Lower Lakes, warmer cloudy
weather; rain or SHOWS; easterly winds;
falling barometer.
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TheA.o,U.w.

Messrs John W. schultxe, William Has.
ings, Henry Truxell, s. M. Hathaway,
William schockey, Jacob Lander and
others from this city were in Pittsburgh
Yesterday before the Grand Lodge Of A.
b. q. w. for Pennsylvania, urging the
admission Of the five lodges belonging 70
the order in this State, % integral parts Of
the Pennsylvania Grand Lodge, Us recon-
mended by the Grand Lodge Of. the United
StatpR
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GEORGE DREW alias Daugherty, charged
with having embezzled funds belonging to
the Union News Company, was yesterday
afraigned before Squire Phillips and held
in the sum OF $500 bail, which sum was
furnished and he was released. He Is
Young man and has been news-boy on the
iroirs Letwnan hero and Grafton. ~
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LEGISLATIVE LAcoN1cs.
Personalities and Gossip About the Two
branches.

Personalities aud Gossip About the Two
branches.
General "Bush" Price will probably be
termed "the watch dog OF the treasury"
Boot blacks and peanut vendors are al
ready ensconced in the Capitol corridors.
Senator woodward is what might be
styled 'goodlooker." He is a brainy
man, has diStingue air and dresses well.
The prospects are that there will be a
race between Senator Burgess, Smith and
Morris as to who will be the "humorist."
sergeant-at-Arms Hays is an orderly
official. A place for everything and
everything in its place is evidently his
rule.
Doorkeeper Kelly, OF the Senate, is as
gallant to the ladies and as pleasant to all
as Of yore. He is the pink OF courteous
ness.
An error OF the types yesterday, listed
Mr.. Campbell, a member OF the House
from-J Jackson county, as Democrat. MIR.
Campbell is a Republican.
Masters Emsheimer, Thompson and
Wheat have served as pages in the Senate
heretofore, and their reappointment will
give general satisfaction. They are gen.
tlemanly and obliging.
Manager Tracy, of the Western Union
telegraph office, has established branch
office in Room6 atthe Capitol, from which
messages can be sent to any part Of the
country. Miss Halle Hancher Is the OPP
orator in charge.
The Senate may be sure that its BUSH
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, Saturday;
IA. NJ, 20s; y NJ, 1851. NJ, SsS; N. NJ,
0So
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AjMIcnloANboyate a bar of soap, drank
a lot Of soda water and went TO bed 70 cure
mn cold. The doctor had ahard time TO
mall him through, but the boy now says
the next time he catches q cold he Will
use Or. Bull's Cough Syrup.
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sons name was recognized as that OF D
candidate before the Democratic caucus
Tuesday night. The vote was q strict
party one.
by Mr.. Adams. g,,
NOTIFYING THE SENATE.
Col White moved that committee Of
three be appointed to notify the Senate
that the House was organized and ready
forbusiness. This was adopted, and Messrs.
White, Davidson and Powell were up.
pointed. Senators Burgess, Melvin and
McGrew appeared on the same GRAND on
behalf OF the Senate.
Mr.. Oxley moved that q joint committee
be appointed to report rules for the joint
session to canvass the electoral vote.
Judge Raymond suggested that time could
be saved by adopting the rules OF 1877, as
was done in 1881, and this suggestion was
adopted.
Senator Dawson appeared and notified
the House that the Senate had appointed
a committee to wait on the Governor, act
ing in conjunction with similar commit
tee from the House.
PRELIMtsARIEs.
At the opening Of the afternoon session
Mr.. McsIechen, OF Wood county, appeared
and took the oath OF office. Senator Brown
notified the House OF the passage Of joint
resolution providing for the adoption OF
rules for the joint session. On motion OF
Judge Raymond the Speaker was author
zed to appoint five pages, one to be de-
signated as mail and banking page.
DR.. McClung moved that the Speaker
also appoint six committee clerks. MIR.
number TO FIVE. This prevailed.
Senate Joint Resolution No. l., was
then taken up and adopted.
Senator Burgess notified the House that
the Senate had concurred in the resolution
providing rules for the counting Of the
vote cast at the State election.
Messrs. Raymond, Laidley and Rock
were appointed to notify the Senate that
the House was ready to canvass the vote,
and to request the Senators TO come into
joint session.
The Senate shortly appeared and took
seats upon the floor OF the House, Presi'
dent Price takinga seat beside Speaker
Dennis.
President Price, OF the Senate, called
the Joint session to order. Secretary Stal.
maker appeared and presented the returns
from the various counties OF the vote fol
State officers in October. Returns OF an
alleged election for State official in No
vember were also submitted from Richie
county.
The canvassing Of vote was begun, but
before 1t was half completed the joint SEES
I -
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You've men or middle.aged ones, suffer-
ing from nervous debility and kindred
weaknesses should send three letter
stamps for illustrated book suggesting
sure means Of cure. Address Worlds
Medical Association, Buffalo. n. Y.
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announcement.
ENCOURAGEMENT

A INVOLVEMENT.
ny request Of many friends hereby announce
myself as an independent candidate for Second
Branch Council from the Third Ward.
Respectfully,
jazz JOHN Rof3RECHT.
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rLRRE. ANn ornrn orp1oERs.

Nominations for clerk being called for,
Mr.. Laidley, Of Cabell county, nominated
Col. ]. B. Peyton. Mr.. Edwards, Of Mar
shall county, said he noticed that the po-
sition in the gilt Of the House had not
heen bestowed with reference to the sec
tons oftlle State. He nominated, there
torel for Clerk, q thoroughly competent
man for the position who hailed from the
northwestern portien Of the State, W. j.
w. Cowdcn, oil Ohio county. Col. Pey-
ton was elected by strict party vote, OK.
cepting that Mr.. Workman, OF Boone coun,
ty, and Mr.. Rock, Of Kanawha, Republl-
cans, voted for Peyton.
For Sergeantat-Arms, Col. D. Lucas
nominated Thornton Henshaw, Of Befke-
ley county. Mr.. Dean, OF Upshur county,
named w. F. Lang, Of Wood county, Mr..
Henshaw received 8s votes and Mr.. Lang
For Doorkeeper W. A. werning, OF
Wheeling, was nominated by IraB Post,
and W. Il. Johnson by Mr., Powell, who
said Mr.. johnson was o capable man and
a sterling Republican, which alone ought
TO recommend him 10 this House. This
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EyOR RENT-TW0 BRICK HOUSE,
H containing seven rooms and bathroom, NIf
and gas, Nos 81 and 81 South York street An
TO Martin Thornton, No. 1926 Market STREET ~
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TOR SALE,

ESOR SALE OR RENT-THE l.AES y
~ threestory Brick Building, Nos. 9lyssha -
corner Main and TWenty.tirSt streets; dolDSJ n
rooms, 42xS6, and finished basement: sen 4
third stories containing Il rooms finished - -.
nished: bath rooms, wash house, &C. on "1-
able terms.
ENQUIRE ON THE PREMISES.
n B:.Tho above building would make 8 n
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NOR RENT-THE STORE-R00M ASD
II Dwelling House lately occupied BY 1AOna
+, Heyman, No. 1912 aud 1914 Main street UEtS
Ing and store.room can be rented separately n
ply 10 MES, BE:STZ, No. lOl4 Main street III
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Tow CARTRR, Of Elm Grove, who was
caught between a post and a motor at the
Elm Grove depot in this city Monday
night and SO badly crushed, was last even
ing reported as being very low. He has
been splitting blood freely and it is not ex-
nected that he can live.
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Reserved seats will DO placed on sale at
Banners music store this morning for the
engagement at the Opera House Of Maggie,
Mitchell, who will play "Little Barefoot
Saturday afternoon, and "iaggie, the
Miioett.n Saturday night,
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LOOK at our l2i cents dress goods. 1tisa
w ' lag EN-. MeGi114s & Co.
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Gke qatelligstrrer.
once Nos. 20 aud 81 Fourteenth street.
New Advertisements.

For Rent Houscs--w. II. Rinehart.
Roller skates -NeSbltt 4 Bro.
lloller Skating Polos a. DingeFs.
For Rent-Houses I'll. Forbes.
HRts-G. A. Bcuter.
FOR Rent Of For sale-JAS. A. Henry, Agent.
For Rent-No. llt8 Market Street.
EewSpApers-C. II. Quimby.
FOR saie-Farm near West Alexander.
AWonderiul oaering-E. N. Meuilhn 4 CO.
en- Cheap Tib ooks-staatOn s DaynpOFs-FOurth
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ALL:Y0OL INIT JACKETS.

We have now in stock a full line Of the
above Jackets; also, an extra heavy quail
IN FOR butchers, and q full line OF Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not to
shrink. G. HESS IL SONS,
Merchant Tailors and Cents Furnishers.
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sanfora's gatlfca1 Cure.
"a / ARRIj
Complete Treatment, with Inhaler, for
every form Of Catarrl, 81.
ASK FOR
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

Head Colds, watcry Discharges from the Nose
and Eyes, Ringing Noises in the Head, Nervous
Headache aud Fever instantly relieved.
Choking mucus dlslodsed, membrane cleansed
and healed, breath sweetencd, smell, taste, and
hearing restored, and rayages checked.
Cough, Bronchitis, Dropplngs into the Throat,
Pains in the Chest Dyspepsia, Wasting Of Strength
and Flesh, Loss OF Sleep, etc., cured.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol.
vent and one Or. saniord's Inhaler, in one pack.
age, Of all druggists forsl. Ask for saniords Rad
ical Cure, pure distillation Of witchlLazel, Am.
Pine, ca. Fir, Marigold. Clover Blossoms, etc.
PorrER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston.
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amendment to article 10 Of the Constitu.
ton OF this State, be and the same Ia here
by proposed, to-wit:
That section Of article 10 1t now.is,
be stricken out and the following inserted
In lieu thereof
Taxation should be equal and uniform
throughout the State, and all property,
real and personal, except as hereinafter
provided, shall be taxed In proportion TO
It's value, TO be ascertained as directed by
law. No one species OF property from
which a tax may be collected should be
taxed higher than any other species OF
property Of equal value; but property
used for educational, literary, scientific,
religious or charitable purposes; agricul-
tural products grown directly from the
soil, the products and increase in number
OF live stock producedor grownwithin this
State, during the year preceding the LIST OF
January, and remaining unsold on that
day in the possession OF the original
owner; all manufactured articles and pro-
ducts OF mechanical skill and labor, pro-
duced in this State during. the same time,
and remaining. unsold on the first day OF
January, inthe hands OF the producer or
his agent; all cemeteries and public
property, may, by law, be exempted from
taxation. The Legislature shall have
power to tax by uniform and equal taxa
ton, all privileges and franchises Of per-
sons and corporations. Under the rules
this was laid over for one day.
The;Senate then proceeded to the House,
| in accordance with the terms Of Il joint
resolution adopted, for the purpose OF
counting the vote cast for State officers in
October last.
DOWN TO BUSINESS.
/ AT 5 o'clock It returned. Mr.. Brown
offered Senate bill No. ], ITO revise,
amend and re-enact Chap. 80 Of the Code,
concerning the powers, duties and liabili-
ties OF Justices and constables, etc., as re-
vised, amended and re-enacted by Chap.
s Of the Acts OF 1881, and Chap. 145 OF the
Acts OF 1882. Referred to Judiciary.
By Mr.. Flournoy, S. B. No.2, to amend
and re-enaet Sec. 80 OF Chap. 20 of Code
Referred to Judiciary.
By Mr.. McCleary, S. D. No. 8, To abol-
ish the law relating to the sale Of delin-
quent lands by Sheriffs, and to provide
far the sale OF such and other lands by
the Commissioners OF School lands. Re
ierred to Delinquent Lands.
| BY Mr.. McCreary: S. B. No. amend
ing and re-enacting Sec. u OF Chap. 145
OF Code, as amended by Sec. IL Of Chap
l4S of acts OF 1882. Referred to Judiciary
BY Mr.. McGrew: S. R. No. 4, to amend
and re-enact Sec. 40 Of Chap. SO OF Code as
revised, amended and re-enactcd by Actt
Of 1881, 1882 and 1888. Referred to Ju
dietary. 'H-
The President announced that he had
appointed Henry Emsheimer, Frank
Thompson, Frank Wheat and Marshall
White as pages, the first named to be mai
and banking page.
Adjourned. w.
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A LITTLE DIVERSION.

Senator Smith, Of Tyler county, at this
point jumped to his feet and said that the
minority's candidates seemed to be de-
ieated because nominated last. He now
proposed to be first in the field. The can.
didate that he proposed naming for Door
keeper he hoped and felt confident would
receive the vote of every Senator. He
named Mr.. D. o. Kelly, Of Greenbrier,
and that clever gentleman was reelected
unanimously. II was deserved compli-
ment.
The officers were then sworn in, this
proceeding calling for more oratory from
Major Jackson. Clerk Anderson named
Mr.. ]. NJ. Hamilton as his assistant, and
he was also sworn in.
Mr.. Smith offered q resolution, which
was adopted, making the rules OF the last
Senate the rules OF this, until changed by
the Committee on Rules appointed two
On motion OF Mr.. Burgess, Messrs. Bur-
CESS, McGrew and Melvin were appointed
a committee to inform the House that the
Senate was ready for business.
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NTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
NOTICE.
gorgeut.

BKU, l1g NAi5sE sllsss: Y.
DIOR RENT-A HOUSE SUITABLE
Ii forh small family. No. 1910 EOiy street ApSSS
10 Mrs, a. N. YOUNG, on the premises IN
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TITusyrLE. Pa, Jan. educational traneit certia.
Gates opened a. 7V<c; highest 7g5{c; lowest 6gJc;
closed a. 70c. Shipments for the entire oil REGIONS
ess9S barrels runs for the entire oil FCglols u
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Cotton.

Hrw Yonk. Jan. 14.-cotton dull: future, qSS c
.aa .teSdy: January 1l0GC: February Il IL:
March il OSc April Il c May dShS Il aSc: octo
July il.6ic; August I.6ic; sepsein0s' 44'->S'
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Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartici
for feyerishness, restlessness, worms, CON
situation. CSC. al5+
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NEW York, jan There Is more dG ~ ssa W M
Departments than 4 appaten, reports con-
ap ihoaSh on smaller scaie as VIM ~ sone
tnnSlsd Fos cottons and woolens thGre " nanny
Improvement visible, e inc iSaS%apaSiS Without,
sslwv sn any StSo demand to bcreported,
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CHOOSING A SPEAKER

Nominations for Speaker being called
for, Col. Robert White, OF this city, nom.
mated r. F. Dennis, Of Greenbrier county,
accompanying the nomination with a
brief eulogy. Mr.. Dyer, Of Grant comfy,
seconded the nomination with further
flattering remarks.
Mr.. stapleton, OF Wood county, nomi-
mated Fl. @. McWhorter, Of Kanawha
county, speaking briefly Of his fitness for
+ Pending the vote, Mr.. Taylor, Of bod.
bridge county, appeared, and Mr.. Nc
Whorter called attention to his presence.
The oath was administered TO Mr.. Taylor
by Mr.. Adams.
Mr.. Dennis received 81 votes and Mr..
McWorter 81, each candidate voting for
his competitor. Mr.. Dennis was declared
elected Speaker, and Col. White and Mr..
McWhorter. were appointed committee
TO escort Mr.. Dennis to the Chair.
Speaker Dennis expressed his high ap-
probation OF the honor conferred upon
him, and his thanks to his fellow mem
bers. He asked the iorbeafaaee OF the
House with his inexperience, and hoped
the session would result in wise legisla-
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IInntetaiRl nnltsts


Fearfully reduced in priceat Red Tickle
sale. Z. M. MCCLELLAN & Co.
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-
tTbe notatiOns gwen In Our live stock
nose o1 Inc retail market, except when oIhetwlse
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oRTUNE TELLING.

MES. 2ELIER, the seventh daughter Of Ii. 3,
etith generation, will do Cures, as well Is Ttl.,
Fortunes. She does not tell BY cards OF kISSs
tossing, as she tells the past a well rs the utIs
she can give evidence as well HS patronage b i
who may desire Il.
Market Street. ~
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Dos'r miss the Red Ticket sale at
i, NJ. MCGILIlN 4 Co.'S.
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X Pianneis.
Former price CSC, Red Ticket 1sc.
Former price $50, Red Ticket 25c.
Former price SOC, Red Ticket 3Sc.
EN-, stcGIIIls 4 90,
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nIsoLuTIoNs.

Senator Morrison offered resolution
providing that the body should be diyid-
ed, the Republican members to sit on the
left and the Democratic on the right oil
the President and the members to draw
their seats by lot over which there was
considerable discussion. II was finally
withdrawn.
Mr.. Flournoy offered a resolution pro-
viding for q committee Of two tonotify the
Governor, In conjunction with commit
tee OF three from the House that the Leg
stature was ready TO hear from him.
Considerable discussion was had over
this, several Senators claiming that the re-
solution should be a joint one. II was
finally adopted, and Messrss Fl6urnoy and
Dawson named on the committee.
Mr.. McCreary offered q resolution au-
thorizing the President to appoint three
committee clerks and four pages which
was adopted alter q vigorous aud econo-
mical protest from Gen. Bushrod Price
against the appointment Of more than
three pages. q
Mr.. McCreary offered resolution,
which was adopted, inviting the. city
clergy To be present and open the sessions
Mr. B. W. Price offered resolution
asking the Secretary Of State to furnish
Senators with copy Of each report made
by the Tax Commissioners. This pro.
yoked q little fun. II was lost by a, vote
Of 10 to7 -
Mr.. Morrison renewed his resolution
relative TO the division OF the Senate, and
II was adopted after the clause relating to
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n,,,Imore Live stock Market.

N1r Yonr, Jan. ll.-woOl quiet and arm Texas
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'EOR SALE.
CtoUNTRY RESIDENCE, To o. I! s
Y n with Valuable Lands, near the ClI' W.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE, T0 l,:I Il 5
~ with Valuable Lands, near tue C''' - 4.
or Rent. .u, MI 2
my residence together With much OF E h.sSrl "
Farm and Garden Lands, 10 suit pAt 'iHcS ~
don't sell will rent There Is on W. SSSp q,
tenant house; also large new Stable IN ri ID
crib and wagon shed, all under One y. Ia Il Stie
iand, which has been enriched With b. hu9ItpIIs y
loads Of good stable manure, hanitI ~ .Jtbls!I
last two yeaFS, Most OF the land i wen IA irSf
gardening purposes. There u Alsg s,ISf 70 y
lands with nevef.taillng sprinR, o. VII .tsf 49,,
fields. a large portion Of the lana WI Il Y
a. such II wanted ' Some t have 6ecn solG
on. Terms will be made easy aud % IaH \. ffietta
en: For further Information MwII BELLA
call on. 7, h hiA'
iAl8
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REMARKS.

Tade has been fair for good sheep, and the pros
pect for such Is favorable. Common stock Is dull.
There Is no outside demand OF any kind. The
quality Is scarcely us good as II was last week,
though there are some good Shecpin the pens. We
quote ut SAX for sheep. and Ssa6c for lambs. few
at latter price. Same time lust year sheep sold at
RafN and lnmhS at 4llc.
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G1airuepauts.

r ADY BELLE, EGYPTIAN QUEEN
Reveals Past, Present and Future; giye n
Vice on. money, business and family Affair." M
i.o,n 10 9P.n. No, % EiRhth street M
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dor SALE.

; valuable Real Hta.o on N. E corner 1E q,
fourth and Market streets, in the City oil Mo.
W. Va. Lot 10 feet by GO feet; now occuPe' ~
J. Ellitritz ~ wagon and blacksmith shop Pa
WV HoGE d BRO.
anrs 1880 MarEr. sEss..
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coiored C,ns,,meres,.

Old price 75c, Red Ticket Coo.
Old price Csc, Red Ticket Soc.
Old price 50c, Red Ticket $50.
Old price 40c, Red Ticket SOC.
Old price SOC, Red Ticket zoe.
Old price zoe, Red Ticket 12lc.
en-. Mc(ifLLIN & Go,
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prMARKs or RgEp cA1TI.E.

The arrivals during the week amounted 70 .DO
head. aCHinSt j, 220 last week aud 6d head tne
Corresponding week OF last year. and The sales Wete
iOl7 head, against 9l6 last week ahd ~ aSn -
follows: ~.
To Baltimore butchers. Y IL
TO country %
TO Eastern buyers 81