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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-06

CHICAGO, IliS,, Jan. b.-Flour strong; stocks
arc being rapidly reduced winter wheat flour IS 6ga
40; Michigan s. 25aI 70: soft spring 81 003 70:
Minnesota s. i0ai co. patents 81 0ll 10: low grades
tive, feeling Wild and unsettled; prices ruled high.
or but were subject TO rapid fluctuations; market
opened AH5{c higher, declined 1Sc, iluctuatcd and
lost &c; again advanced 10 the highest point, clos
cd 9Ec higher than Saturday: sales ranged: January
4aS2C, closed at 81 1zc: February So clos
cd at S2c March SlaS3c,s closed at 21SaSgtc; May
SG1EaSs14c, closed at S5jlc: No. 9 Chicago spring
SlinSll2a oloEel nj lIlnSlllc; No B. G9Ai0c; No.
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LOCAL sREy1r1Es.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and About III
'Nh City. a

Nh Sltss &
Two marriage licenses were issued yes
teriay,
"a MIDNIGHT aiARiiIAeE' at the opsra
House this evening.
EXCELSIOR LoDoRL o. F. will give o
festival ut Odd Fellows hall this evening.
THOMAS GErsEY and James Armstrong
Yesterday returned from o hunting trip
with eighteen rabbits and eight pheasants.
(. @. A. scHApRR & Co., real estate agents,
have sold the Dantord property, on Zane
street, Island, to Wilbur p. Boggs, for
$3.50.
TiIE United States District Court, Jack
son, Judge, meets in this city again to-
day. A big land case from Upshur county
Is on the docket.
Sicily MARKS was at work on Sixteenth
street yesterday, when he struck his left
wrist with latchet, nearly severing the
hand from the arm.
MRs. HENRIETTA SfEYER was yesterday
appointed administrative Of the estate OF
james Speyer, deceased, and gave bond in
the sum of$l0,00O, with Henry speyer as
surety.
SECRETARY OF STATE srAtSAKER yester-
day issued charter to the National! Loan
and Mortgage Company, OF Boston, Mass,
with capital stock Of 81, 0O0,0 900, ofwhich
$50, $50 has been paid in.
Dr.. HILDRErH, who isattending Charley
Davis, the boy who was burned in East
Wheeling Saturday, says the boys In.
| juries are more severe than was at first
apparent, and that he cannot recover.
TuE nominees for Council named by
the Democrats OF the Third ward Satur-
day night were John II. Hall for the First
Branch and Robert White, Henry Stamm
and William Freise for theSecond Branch
THOMAS NJ. KING, the second Vice.
President OF the Baltimore & Ohio, with
several other gentlemen, inspected the
Wheeling & Pittsburgh division Of that
road, on Sunday. They were carried oyel
the road on special train.
LETTERS addressed to the following
named persons remain uncalled for at the
postofIice: Miss Maggie Kyle, R. N. Nc
intire, J. A. Wilson, Miss Mary Rider, r
B. Chapman 4 Sons, William johnson, j
@. Hamilton, jeremiah Fox.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted e
record deed made January 5, by VIII
liam ]. johnson and wife to Lewis Baker
in consideration Of $1,000, for part of lot
u in square on the west side OF Market
street, south Of Twelfth street.-the
Register property.
The Benwood Democrats are making
great preparations for the celebration Of
Isl. Jackson's day. Governor Jackson
and Goyernor-eleCt Wilson are both ex.
pected to be present, and a good number
OF toasts have been prepared to be respond.
ell to by prominent Democrats,
TnE Bellaire Independent, in speaking Of
an interview with Bradford, the wounded
thief, says: "He talks freely OF some Of
the big hauls made in Wheeling recently
and said the police up there could have
captured the brutal burglars II they had
kept on for they were hot on the trail fol
awhile"
J.Z. LlrTLE's company will present the
spectacular drama, "The World" at the
Opera House Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. Reserved seats are selling vel
at Banners music store. The play is Q
famous one, and the company is vouched
for by newspapers in cities where it has
appeared as a frst-class onein all respects
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho city and wheeling Foil
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Judge John Brannon, OF Weston, is al
the Stamm House.
US. District Attorney Flick arrived in
the city last evening.
President Pendleton, of Bethany Col
lege, was down yesterday.
Messrs. John B. briggs and W. E. NAL
Tory, of Woodsaeld, Ohio, are in the city.
Mrs. Francis Holmes, a centennarian,
living on North Main street. died Saturday.
Mr.. WilliamArmstrong returns to Wash.
ington, D. G., to-day, after having spent a
very pleasant holiday vacation here.
Mr.. George Wickham and wife, and
his sister Miss Birdie, have gone to New
Orleans to take in the sights at the EXPOSE
ton.
Mr.. Albert Whitaker entertained sever
al OF his young friends at his home on
the South Side last evening in charming
manner.
Mr.. Lewis Baker left on the Baltimore
& Ohio last evening for Washington and
New York. He is to be absent aweek or
ten days.
Mr.. John R. Davenport has returned
from Woodsfeld, where he has been the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. Will Mooney, for
the past ten days. He had a splendid time
hunting in the wilds Of Monroe county.
Albert Grier, GAINESVILLE, O., Harry
Chambers, Elm Grove, w. Va, Harry
Hays, Bellaire, O., and Adolph Yaas,
Frank Foster, Benz. S. Baer, Chas. Hook
and Martin Nagle, ofthiscity, entered the
Wheeling Business College yesterday.
Mr.. Gus spates, Of Clarksburg, accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Kate, passed
through the city yesterday, on their way
home from Washington, Pa, where they
have been visiting at Mrs. Spates' former
home, and where she will remain for q
short time.
The many friends Of Miss Flora Hall
will be panied to learn OF herdeath, which
occurred Sunday, December 2s, at her
home in stryker, Ohio. Miss Hall grad
uated from the Wheeling Female College
in lS79. She was greatly beloved by all
who knew her.
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For tho redemption OF such Of tho bonds Is:
sued under said ordinances OF 1871 and 1915 thRl
not be exchanged, and can not DO purchased Of
their par value the said Commissioners shall hold
sufficient quantity Of the bonds iysued under this
ordinance until by the terms Of said ordinances Of
1871 and 1875 respectively, definite amount shall
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Montague's Comedy Company opened
q weeks engagement at Charley Shay's
Theatre last night to good house in
spite OF the bad weather. The company
gives % refined and enjoyable entertain
ment. The performance OF Luigi del Orc
on tho harmonica and harmonipede de,
serves special mention. With these two
Instruments he initiates anything from q
grand organ or a brass band to Scotch bag
pipes. He made the hit of the evening.
The Duncan sisters, Gus Hill, George
Allonder, Nellie Harris, the Nelsons-all
add to the enjoyment Of the evening. The
programme closes with y pleasing musical
comedy called "Antica.W
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TWO MORE ROBBERIEs.
An OLD MAN HELD UP LAST NIGHT
And hi. Hat and an the Money! enaa TsI.s.l.
A Bold Proceeding Two Preeoclous
Young Thieves Attempt to Tap a Till,
but a Young Lady Tap. Them.

Last evening about nine o'clock an old
.Irishman who is employed at the North
Wheeling hospital, was down town, and
at the corner Of Sixteenth and Chapline
streets, near the State House, he met q
young man whom he says he did not
know, but thinks he would recognize If he
saw him again. The stranger knew the
old man, or pretended to, and accostfng
him as he passed, he invited him to ac-
company him to a saloon and take glass
OF beer. The old gentleman consented,
and the young fellow led the way up
street and into an alley. When they were
a considerable distance fromthestreet, and
out OF the light Of tho gas lamps, the
young man knocked his companion down
suddenly and went through his pockets,
He only found one dollar bill, all the
money the old man had. This he took,
together with his hat, and made good his
escape.
The case was reported at police head
quarters, but the !rictim Of misplaced con-
fidence could not describe his assailant
with sufficient exactaess TO enable the
officers to Judge who he was.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. S,-cotton dull; futures
barely steady; January Lilo; February II l4c;
March 1l22c April 1850; May l1.4sc; June l.6lc;
July ll.g2c: August ll.slo; September ui7c; oc'
tober l0g7c.
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10y head market opensa sIgM " III e "a
h lSs sSj sbi s%a tSnss HE. Il ts O. 1ps
- M IA "a head: shipments
so o. bead; ~ citsis SiS common dsIi sad
lover exports % OOi6 S5 good 70 choice shipping
iSs % ,IeeEsT q 81 1sSse go MAJ e
Svy ~ isIt y, iSe al medium
osSS. saSc se eS Sa9lS fFhsr canes ID ysl
WITH ohiy, moderate supplies Good TO choice
American steers 10 lower al lialtlEa per pound,
dtencd
EAST LIBERTY. Jan. Cattle Tarko. talr Atra.
changed pTiecs ieeeiPts $40 head Il s i
shipments 2gg0 LEAD iss, ey y, ~, ~,
forken y ogil W hheg psc1 taaS, IN sIIn,nn,,ts
ehangel prices receipts WV n sa' stHl'.AsA-'
9,gVoh eaa. s.
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80 MIdnIght aIarrlage.n

This evening at tho Opera House Mr..
William Redmund and Mrs. Thomas
Barry, with a strong dramatic company,
will present Charles 0sborne's play with
the above title. The press Of the eastern
cities speaks highly Of both play and com.
pany. The play il one Of the better Of the
French romantic melo-dramas, and, being
in the hands OF artists who are quite capa.
BILE, It's strong points are shown to adyan-
tage. The action dates back to the begin
ming OF the Sixteenth Century In France.
Armed knights, moated towers, ruined alb.
beyg and feudal pomp contribute q hand
some scenic panorama.
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wAsHMaroH, D. O., Jan. al A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cloudy
rainy weather, followed in Tennessee by
tafr weather, winds shifting westerly in
the western portion, TO southerly in tho
eastern portion, generally warmer weatner,
the barometer Will iall except IN the
southwcsterly ewhere twill rise.
Lower Lakes, warmer rainy weather,
southeasterly winds shifting southerly,
falling barometer,
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preeoeIeu. I'm raprers.

Last evening two small boys, one son
OF Mrs. Cots, OF North Market street, aged
II years, and the othera boy of12 who
lives in the same part OF town, entered
Ms. Ziegcnfelder's confectionery, on
Twelfth street, and while one Of them pre-
tended to examine something in the back
OF the store, with view to purchasing,
the other wentthrough the money drawer
and helped himselfto the contents: Jennie
Ziegenielder, who was alone in hestore,
saw the thief in the act, and locking the
doors, secured theprecocious thieves and
sent for the police. Capt. Bennett locked
the boys up, but owing to their tender
age they were released after about two
hours spent in the city lookup. ltisto
be regretted that they were too young to
be dealt with by law, for though young in
years they are said to be old in wicked
.
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The ,yeek q PRAYER.

This week is set apart by the Eyangeli-
cal Alliance as the week Of prayer. It is
observed In several Of The city churches.
Yesterdays "topilS,p g set apart 9y the
Alliance, wasj "Praisc and Thanksgiy-
ing.-For the lopg,suferipg love and faith
iufness Of God for his many anpysp 10
PRAYER praciously vouchsafed during the
past year, the Gifts OF his fatherly good
ness and mercy, the general preservation
OF peace; for opening OF ailftogntFies TO
the gospel, and for the power Of the Holy
Spirit In lis publication.
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Trim them; polish them; scrape them
and fix them oil you please; but they
never will be truly beautiful unlessthe cir
culation OF the blood Is healthy, and the
blood itself in perfect order. Look Mt the
flnger.nails OF the debilitated person who
suffers from lack Of nervous energy. They
look waxy and iifeiess. SECURE rich blood
and perfect circulation, by using Browns
Iron Bitters. Mr.. VIM. Welsh, Lexing-
ton, Mich, says, ~ was reduced almost 70
a skeleton. fused Browns Iron Bitters
and now weigh 40 pounds,
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Areward Of Five Hundred Dollars Is offered for
the arrest and ioisement in the lai OF Ohio county
OF the person or persons that on Sunday morning.
December q, 1854, entered the house OF Henry
WolkenhAuef and robbed him Of his money: Tho
St,ch perol or persons. In ease more than one
person should show himself entitled 10 some part
Of said reward, or some interest theren the Board
reserves the right TO make such equitable appor'
tionment OF Il as 10 II may seem jest.
BY order Of the -
de30.TThAS of Ohio County, West Virginia.
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Hon. JUDGE j. N. CorF1NpuRY, Cleye-
land, O., says: 81 have used scores OF pile
cures, and it affords mo pleasure TO say
that i have never found anything which
gives such immediate and permanent re-
lief as DR.. Williams Indian Pile ONT
ment.n Wholesale Agents: Logan & Co.,
Wheeling, w. Va, and ]. O. Dent q Co.
Bridgeport, Ohio. nav
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THE yery best remedy that can be COM

The very host remedy that can be com.
pounded from our present knowledge Of
drugs, for colds, coughs, asthma, bronchi-
It's and other lung diseases, Is DR.. Wistar's
Balsam OF Wild Cherry. II has cured
many cases Of consumption when all other
remedies had failed. A single spoonful
will cure IN ordinary cough or cold and
give instant relief to asthma. It is sooth.
ing, healing and strengthening to throat
and lungs and is very pleasant to take.
nav
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ALL.WOOL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now In stock a full line Of the
above Jackets; also, IN extra heavy quall.
IN for butchers, and n full line OF Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not 10
shrink. c. HESS q SONS,
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnishcrs.
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3c,uard.
EIvE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REV ARDI

A rewarti OF Five Hundred Dollars Is offered for
is OF the pefSon or persons that on Monday night
December q, 1884. entered the house OF Etlah
Marling, took his money and grieyously malttcated
him. The above reward 10 be paid upon the con
than one person should show himself entitled TO
some part OF said reward. or some interest therein
the Board reserves the right 10 mnkcsuch equitable
Of II as 10 1t may seem Just, =
by order Of the !. $780,.
de31TTh4s Of Ohio County. West Virginia.
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sale Of said hohdi thOyt advertise for atletI
two weeks IN the daily ueNApApen pub lp
thecity o. Wheeling, giving me time when and
igeTltips ie,r saId bo1ds Should the bids exceed
fhe Hfnotif az bonds to he Issued, the bonds shall
N apnoftioncd by tho Commissioners among
those bidding the highest price II, -.
slc n The contniS sionefs aaAA receive, ~
importation for thelrseryice Of one
nerren on the amount disbuncd ny them under
fhis ordinance, and no more,
sE y lnnsuch s y r., T. he sa ps' nS0 l
the redemption Of the bonds 70 be Issued under
thIs ordinance otherwise thRn w inc levy Of dire.
annual taxes and u y intended 10 We adoption ot
az loan ordnance not 70 cGuse any increase In the
direst aSntIon therefore, 70 provide as far MS pos
Siblo aFainst any such Increase y y further OF.
dsItind that there shA 30 long y tue funds 70 pay
Tho interest and ptincigal 2. Nv 1n ta GS te'
dnaily 10 the city treasury from the revenues Of
the CITY Mater Works and Gas Works an amountAt
least equal 70 the amount e annually required 70
IN COLLECTED for the redemption OF thts loan, which
stirs so reserved out Of the revenues OF the Water
MOTT nd Gas Works shGll 10 applied towards the
payment Of the current expenses 81 the city,
SIC 49, This ordinance shan tSEe euect from and
City OF wheeling, at the next charter election, 10
be held on Thursday, January 2, 1885.
AND WHEREAS, II Is provided By the third sec.
tion q an act OF the OF West ViEElnA,
entitled San act AUTHORIZING mnnicipal corpora
that when tho Council 81 any city shan deem i e&
pedIent 10 issue any bonds OF such city, that an
ordinance specifying the purpose anu amount iot
Cd BY such Council Ia regular meeting, and that
sha then be The duty Of tho Mayor 70 Issue pFcCA
nation reciting said ordinance and appointing the
day which an election Shall pc nela ~ me qpel
ined voters OF such city, TO decide whether they
Will ratiiy or reject such ordinance These are,
therefore, to notify YOU the qualified voters Of The
city Of wheeling that an e!eGnen VIII I Se ned On
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Gard Of ThanIss.

thereby desire to express my sinccrest
thanks TO DR.. G. Ackermann for not only
restoring my health, but for saving my life
by a very sIillful hernia operation per
formed upon me. CARL GEESE,
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pATgNT HEATHER PUMPS

for Gentlemen, Boys and Youths q sat, at
"- ]. w. AMICK'S,
1148 Main st.
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Thern,ometor Record.

The following shows the range of the
thermometer as observed at Schnep's
drugstore, Opera House corner, Yesterday:
"a. n, S0'; IL NJ, A';Sr NJ, 49s; P. NJ
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A. L. RICE & co.

On Monday next we will make import.
ant reductions In our entire stock. Pur.
ehssers Of Embroiderles, TorcllOn Laces
and Handkerchieis will do well to walt
for our new prices. p1cp q m
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rnRouanTnr STATE. .
Accidents and Incidents in West virginia
and Vicinity.

Mr.. A. M. Cheek, OF Steubenville, has
completed arrangements for the erection
a roller skating rink in Charleston. 1t is
to be 105 feet long by 90 feet wide and the
floor is to be OF white pine.
Alta recent meeting Of the Moundsyille
town council, the towns two policemen
were relieved from duty on account OF the
place being SO quite. There have been but
six police cases there in the past two
months.
Joshua Manly, who bought 1.-THE steuben-
vile Bottle Works at assignee's sale on
Saturday, has made an offer TO Henry
Sehnellbaugh and others to sell them the
fixtures connected with the works for
81 900, and lease them the ground alta low
rental until they can get the concern on
its feet. a
The Central Publishing Company, which
has been issuing the Braxton Central,
Amos Bright editor, has disposed Of the
paper 10 J. Il. Dunn, formerly the local
editor OF the paper and who is well &C.
quainted with the needs OF q country
newspaper and has frequently had entire
control. It is to remain purely Republic
can paper and Mr.. Dunn in his salutatory
says that Sits purpose shall, also, be to
foster temperance, education and morale
ty, and to devote considerable space to
the agricultural interests Of the equity and
State, and to the development Of our tim
Der and mineral resources" While sorry
to lose Mr.. Bright, the newspaper friends
in the State win extend hearty welcome
to the new editor aHd proprietor.
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TnE Missionary Convention at tho Dis.
ciples Church continues to-day and this
evening. Alto a. ". there will be an nd.
dress by J. NJ. Monroe, "0ur obligation 10
EyaneeliEe.n In the afternoon, g The
Needs Of the District by =. j, Hart. In
the evening, essays by Miss Irene Myers
and Miss 1la Marshall. Discourse by R.
Moaett, Of Gleyelapd,Q
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Ro1,xR ssArRs, club pattern the only
Adjustable bottom skate made. gee tnem
before you buy. SOD by Boyd Market
Square
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@eetiups.
cTooKHoLDERs' MEETING.

Tho annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
National Bank OF West Virginia at Wheeling VIII
be held at the Banking House on Tuesday, January
r. NJ. for tho election Of Directors AMI the trans.
action Of any other business that may come before
thom. JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
WHRELiN1. ". Va, Dec 80, 1884, dea0
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GTooKHoLDERs' MEETING.

The animal meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Company VIII be held
at the office OF the Company on Monday. the i2h
day Of january, 1885, between the houES OF and
O'Clock p. NJ, for the election oil nine Managers 10
serve during tho ensuing year.
:, JOS. LAWSON, secTetaIs;;
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FILLING VACANCIES.

Several vacancies existing in district
offices. elections were held to fill these.
For Justice OF the Peace in Clay district
Prof. @. A. Schaefer, Il. B. Woods, jr., and
George Roberts were nominated, and MIR.
Woods elected.
A. K. McCahon was appointed Justice
for Centre district, and Wilson johnson q
Constable for Webster district.
= For Coroner, j. w. Schultze and Squire
Phillips were named. Schultze received
S votes and Phillips 2.
A motion to grant August Belstlnger q
license to keep q saloon at Elm Grove was
after long discussion lost by tie vote,
Messrs. Boring, Delbrugge, Pickett, Stein
and Stocker voting to grant the license.
NIessrs. Stein, Prince and Woods were
appointed Committee to name Standing
Committees OF the Board. They reported
the following:
Finance-Delbruggc, Nichols, Peterson
and Stocker.
Court House and Jail-Boring, Pickett,
Delbrugge, Peterson and Stein.
Poor AOuSe and FGrm--Stotker, Prince,
Pickett, Maxwell and Stein. :,
Roads and Bridges-Nichols, Maxwell,
Stein, Stocker and Prince.
Priating-Pickett, Boring and Delbrugge.
They also recommended that the Presi-
dent be er-O6ici0 member OF the Commit
tees on Finance, Poor House and Farm
and Roads rnd Bridges.
This report provoked a good deal Of dis
cussion, those who were displaced from
good positions Directing strenuously. The
discussion once or twice waxed pretty
warm, but finally the report was adopted
AS read.
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Stephen A. Wilcox, a Constable Of
Union district, filed with tho Board formal
charges OF gross immortality, neglect o.
duty and official misconduct against "
). Buchanan, a justice for the same dis
trict. A summons was ordered to be is.
sued commanding the appearance oil
Squire Buchanan next Monday to answer
to the charges.
Tho first charge embraces the famous
case OF D. B. Magruder, with whom Squire
Buchanan picked a quarrel in the Del
monico restaurant while the Squire was
drunk, and afterwards had Magruder ar
rested and fined him.
The second specification shows one Of
the 'Squire's peculiar ways OF doing bust
ness. 1t is charged that he converted to
his own use fees belonging to the consta-
bic. The other charges are Of the vilest
character, and utterly too filthy to print;
The Commissioners in session until
after four o'clock.
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Cor Gent.
@es sa1e.

EoR sALElsHELNING, STOVES
~ and good Counter. The Shelving Is the finest
In the city. Enquire OF o A. sCHAEFER & CO.
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Union Flint Glass Works for The election o. Diree
tons; and transactions Of other business will be held
at the rooms No. 1903 Market street, over Stanton
& Dayenport's Store, on saturday January 70, 1855
OF Q O'Clock =. n. w o. HANDLAN,
de91 President