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1t was reported the day after ]. PatteI-
son, the barber, left for Colorado, that a
man of the same name had drowned at
Newark. A letter has been received from
Mr.. Patterson saying he arrived safe in
Colorado and that he u in a country that
has not had q blizz1rd this winter.
The Board of Pension Examiners meet
in this city each week. There is always
plenty of business for the board.
VIM. ?. Vass is weighing mail on the
C. & p. between here and Wellsville. Will
makes two trips aday. The Government
gives the contract for carrying mails every
two years. 1t is estimated that the aver
aye mail of the year is carried the month
between March 22nd and April 22nd.
VIM. Darby, Republican nominee for
Marshal, was not aware that his name was
to he used on the citizens ticket.
The fiscal year at the postofics closes to-
morrow. The years business is not as
was expected at the beginning. The re,
ceipts amount to something over 50, 600
The flint glass strike has been the draw
back and we will have no special delivery
for at least another year. The government
requires that au Office DO $40. 900 worth Of
business before application can be made
for free delivery. The numbering OF the
houses in town need not be rushed now
The window glass works of II. Over at
Muncie, Ind, will be a large one. Sixteen
pots in the furnace.
An exhibition of the hand fire extinguish-
ers was held on Union street last evening.
We neglected to mention that a couple of
Democrats who were nominated by the
regular Democratic Convention have been
placed on the Citizens ticket, alas-nOt by
their own request, though.
A lady and gentleman who were just
over from Germany and who could not use
the English language a little bit, registered
ut one of our hotels yesterday.
Two shows are booked for the theatre
next week.
Mr.. John Vogel will be married to a
lady resident on Rose Hill to day.
4 great many Of our people are already
sending Easter cards and flowers by mail
to friends in commemorstion of Easter.
Considerable real estate Is changing
hands in the city at present.
Clinton Milligsn has secured the posi-
ton with Maring, Hart & Co, made va
cant by the leaving of K. B. Battelle.
The First ward drum corps holds q fes-
tiyal this evening in j. E. Sterritt's vacant
rnnm-
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He WAS FLY.
The Officer Of Her MUsjssty's Service and
His N,w Friends.

Nfttye s't"s
Mr.. Edmund Clarence Stedmau, the poet
banker, tells of an amusing experience he
had not very long ego. 1t seems that he
vas one Of 6 party Of gentlemen that, COM
ing from a meeting of the Authors Club,
dropped in at the Hoffman House for liquid
refreshment. 1t was late at night, and the
party Wa a singulsrly eongenial one, COM
posed Of such kindred spirits as w. D. How
els, Julian Hawthorne, 7. B. Aldrich, K.
". Glider ard Mark Twain. While
theselgsntlemsn were telling stories over
their hagons and around one Of those pol
iShed oak tables with which Brother Stokes
accommodates his patrons, q very gentle
many looking individual made his appear
ance, and, handing Mr.. StGdman his card,
said: Pardon me, sir, hit as sou appear
20 be a very Jolly set of fellows, | should
like 20 make one Of your number" Mr.
S.edman glanced at the card and saw en-
graved thereupOn Colonel Ernest Fitzroy
Leigh, Her Msissty's Service Colonel
Leigh explained soto vCce that his ship
lay in the harbor, aud that he had come to
town on n short leave of absence.
81 am sure," said Mr.. Stsdman, cor
daily, that these gentlemen will be glad
to make your acquaintance"
ThereupCn Colonel Leigh, having first
summoned q waiter to take the gentle
man's orders, suffered himself to be intro.
duced ID the party.
Colonel Leigh, this il Mr.. Julian Haw-
thorue, the novelist" said Mr.. Stedman,
and this ia Mr.. Thomas Bailey Aldrich,
editor OF the atlantic Monthly; this gentle
man is Mark Twain, the humOrist; the
gentleman TO his right is Mr.. Glider, editor
ut the Century, and the one to his left is
Mr. W. ID. HOwells, the novelist. And |
am Edmund Clarence Stedman, q poet
Now that We all know each other, let us
b. friends"
The English officer, with that instinct
i've cunning characteristic of his race,
Jumped at the conclusion that this was all
a fine joke being played at his expense.
lie was not 10 be foOled-thAt was appar-
ent from the sly twinkle in his eye aud
the slightly sarcastic mot to say sceptical)
smile that curled about the corners OF his
mouth. But he was determined to take
the joke good naturedly, and return, if
possible, a Roland for his Oliver.
Gentlemen said Colouel Leigh, set.
Ting back in his chair, lam indeed proud
to be afforded the opportunity OF meeting
80 many OF the most distinguished Herdti
of this fair land. 1t is proper, | think,
that on IN occasion like this I'should cast
cr the incognito under which | am travel
ing, iu order thst we may the more unre-
seryedly and with more genuine sympathy
interchange confidence. Know, then,
that | am not Colonel lErnest FItzroy
Leigh OF Her Mje'ty's service, but SIR
Walter Scott, author Of the 'Wayerly
Novels'r'
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SOLE STARTLING FACTS.
timely Deaths that Come upon
t.tc Community,

Tie eflcia! r2;urRs Of cie Getty Of New iort Ht9u
that nearly thsccfustas c: I'll ,.c.,hs are from
consumption. When ne stop 10 Italy C,iuk over
this fact it IA really awful. And vt every case
without exception started frpn snail hs,..uuiu,:S
cough III tAc morning. telling il the threat:
a thick ~Ihi"guy d:s.uargc chIiI5ucs5 60 night:
difficult breathing. : .i.htGcas a.:uas the chest:
these and many more sy'ap,Ums indicate the pTea-
ence of that terrible d.sya-c which, Ualcss checked,
means Certain dSA.l WA long and .a4Efal suEaS
ing.
Ia view oS such Serious and cvcr.r !cscat facts
tic Suggestions aud advice Of Tie most cm.lea;
physicians arc OF Ag greatest TalUc.
Dr.. John Gardner. orc of the most eminent My
sicians in London. says: 'scicay,. common sense.
Holy Scriptures and all experience testify t" the
benefits derived from thc Ese VI pure HLIsLc:."
DR.. II. II. Barker lays: "IluHe G-,i aau exam
incd Du!S's Pure Malt Tl..s1cy, AID lad il the
best l ever tried"
DR.. S. NJ. Eurkw aitc7 says "rUGv's Pure NAH
Whisky is, without doubt. tue lnvaEd's6
stimulIuts are indicated. aul ! End al Cagouic
cases require sij,nalauis. aul a large per cent u
the acute ones also
Thesetr truths from the lips Of the leading scientific
men Of the day. aud confirmed 10y the experience
OF mca aud women we'll lInwa ia the caIIIluaity
should serve az = guido for all who feel the az
preach bf consumption no matter ~ What patti Is
may come. We do not hesitate t. asscr; that any
man or women who viii use DuLy's Pure MALI
Whiskey accnri.nEto die. lions can defy consimp-
ton and pro!ous life with all its blessings.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Have any ofour citizens who favor paved
streets and a few other public improve
me1ts, questioned any of the Council ian
didates concerning their position in these
msttersP II not let them do so before the
election of next Tuesday, for it will be
wind wasted after that time. Vote for
candidates who are willing to pledge them
selves to do what you want done.
Bddyeport's annual mud festival is now
in progress, and seems to be awakening
more than ordinary interest. The streets
are crowded daily, and the ladies turn ont
IN masse TO see the sights seemingly with
out a thought Of the danger in which their
exquisite toilets are placed.
James Bentley. of Bruce, was in the city
Yesterday on business
Agold watch t be given to the contest
ant getting the largest amount of money at
the Knights of the Golden EIgle festival,
il on exhibition 10 J. o Howell's window.
DE-. Hobsop, Of Flushing, and DR.. Curtis,
of Tippeeanoe, were in the city yesterday
in consultation with the Bridgeport physi.
clans in J. NJ. Boggs' case. Mr.. Boggs Is
still resting quite easy, and shows signs Of
measurement.
Mr.. Samuel B. Williams, of Martins
Ferry, was in ths city yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Maxwell spent yesterday
in BellaiIe.
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LITERARY NOTES.

Outing for April begins the twelfth VOL
ume and as an initial effort of the new
management is an earnest OF the great I'M
provemeuts sure to come TO this handsome
" illustrated magazine of recreation, travel
and adventure. The opening paper, "A
Raid into Mexico" is IN exciting desClp-
ton OF a soldiers frontier life, enriched by
R~eminGton's best artistic efforts. "A Col
orc6o Comedy" is one Of the best stories
ever published on Western life, and is
alone worth the price OF the number
Henry +. keenan,, the author of Bread
winners" and 'Money-makers," is the
writer. Julia c. r, DoIr and Joel s. BeE-
ton contribute poems-Daues that have
not heretofore graced the pages Of Outing
and Monthly Records and Editorial Mis-
cellany stamp April Outing as the best
number ever issued. Price % cents n nun
Der or So. 90 for the year, at the new Outing
Office, 239 Filth Avenue, New York.
The Magazine Of American History for
April SURPRISES even itself in the rarity and
beauty of its illustrations. The exquisite
Robertson miniature portraits OF President
and Martha Washington form the froniis-
piece, which, paioted nearly one hundred
years ago from life, have never been seen
by the public until now. Mrs. Lambs
charming paper, entitled unpublished
Washington PoItraits," includes much
fresh aud informing data, with interesting
personal sketches Of some of the early art
ists. "The Acquisition Of Florida is a
very ably written article by our Minister
to Spain, Hon. j. l. NJ. Curry, LII d
who has had exceptional opportunities for
study among the records. The editorial
and other departments abound in riches,
as varied and agreeable as they are sub
stantial aud excellent. Published at TAB
Broadway, New York.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO X. Il.

un,,u,, r.,,o,,
departure oi iIAns Hnn, mn'fl.s' sS ~
Time. schchuie 10 cnect repruai{ Itn. isS~ N
Express for Chicago and the SorthwesL so
a. NJ, $40 p. m. and 1000 p. m. oAiy, ana HIP
N: daily except Saturday.
Exprcss for Cincinnau ana ~ lonis ySA II
daily, aud Ills 2. m, daily except saturday.
sunday only.
For Columbus, $50 m DAILY, AND llion ia.
daily except Saturday. and IN .. IN. daily "I-
Dept Sunday.
Express for Warrington, D. o., Ba.umofc,
Philadelphia and New forh, eO m ana DO
p. m, daily:
For Pt.kbug and washington. Pa, bD q. NJ
and Z p. m. daily; Rxprss, sloa m, Top m.
daily except sunday. Additional way train Tor
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prTRnLErN Y. Nasty

g. oInt,mtt acquaintance With q tru
- qlSlys increases our resPeckt fur
rms j. the reason why Synyita Blocks
co~n,.rget "a make fiendS u their virtues
'..ry halter kunwu. Clergymen, public
.ss- ard ySople in nj the avenues OF
IT,. ar. q unit in their praiSe OF that won
~ u,,y remedy, Synvita Cough Blocks.
IT, ara warranted to cure Coughs, Colds,
r.. b,ri, U~r.r-rness, Tickling in TIE
IT,. Sarr Throat aud Group; - doses,
81, r.,ts uunirSls bear testimony 10 tue
,s,,.rE,bls clr,s Of DjlTrhHa, Dysentery,
rlr, Chairnl iniaatum, or Summer Com
rr,lnt aa! Cholera MOrbus, effected by
Sy,vits E.scsheuy Blocks; p doses, .
.-~ts We lave stacks Of testimonials
f.,r, mothers. who. after dosing their chill
H., ,,.lf .,y.rs medicines for other sup
,a.It,sr.-g-. base completely cured them
Is r..ps S,ryita WOTm Blocks; % doses,
., ,,D,. After you have tried all the
L,ph-pnv,a to,tic remedies and nave IonnG
mn rrIsf. huv a package Of SgnUta Kid
3-S Blood ari itv"C blocks and be Cared.
"a doses. go rgut-. Il gcu want the hnest
toni, !lttgrS al the uaTSt', nay a PaCHage
o. s.rviL, Batter Blocks ler y ceuts, and
r;kr i.5m I to ! gallon Of pure tonic bit
tees
All tarze remedies culy l cent a dose.
No box, u~oi-aspcon, no sttrky bottle. Put
~ Ia patcht~ packages. Warranted to cure
or money refunded Sold by druggists
e9--yv here. GrJs checker hoard OF your
dealer TREE Send yyUr address on a postal
card Tor aCopy ul "IaESNNVirA BLOCK,
which ,nltrns = history 81 diseases and
cur,z n- ~-ad / cent stamp for u sample Of
Couch E.nas aad a copy of The STNyITA
ELocE. Address The Syuyita Co, Lock
Box 299. DrlphJs, Ohio.
AxrOS p. HAS, Agent for Whseling,
opposite P~astoi6ce,
d. b. MCSwuRDs, Agent for Martins
Ferry, o.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, O., March %. Cotton
Steady. Flour-QOiet. Wheat Dull;
No. 2 red 95!c; receipts 1900 bushels;
shipments 1000 bushels. Corn-Steady /;
No. 2 mixed 52!c. 0ats-In moo, rate de-
mand; No. 2 mixed Sac. Pork-Dull at
$l4 90. L~ard-Firm; current make s. 40.
Bulk Meats-Quiet and easier. Bacon
In fair demand; short clear S. 62IaS IS.
Whisky-Steady at 81 09. Butter-Fum.
Sugar-Firm. Eggs-Activc and higher
at l54al6lc. Cheese-Firm.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, MD, March 29.-Wheat-
Western easier and dull; No. , winter red
spot SHE bid; May S9saS93c; June s9l
sole; July 49,. COrn-Western steady;
May 57}a5Sc. Oats Steady and firm; west,
ern white 4la42c; do mixed 37a39c. Rye
Firm at 68A721. Provisions-Steady and
Quiet. CotIte-Firmer; Rio cargOes ordi.
nary to fair 13}al4@c.
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1t Was - Good Nest.

NNAf'NeN @fN-NH
The young man had asked him for the
hand of his daughter, and 4 pang wrung
the fatherly heart of Mr.. Ksjoues as he
looked ut the youth for some moments in
silence and thought of tho bitterness Of
parting with his we'll beloved child.
II suppose, Oliver" he said at last, "it
is only natural aud right that when the
young birds have become old enough TO hy
they should leave their parental nest and
90 off with their chosen mates to build
nests Of their wi aud yet 1t hurts, Oliver;
it hurts when l think of ons OF my iedg-
lines getting ready TO fly away.
This seems to be a god s,z3d nest"
suggested the ycungmsn, anxious to soften
the blow, perhaps you'd rather have me
and Alyira stay right here?'
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Two Poles to Every Magnet.

He said that Colonel Smith, Of Missouri,
had twice been an unsuccessful candidate
Tor Congressional honors before the people.
A local politician Of some note, whom the
colonel had time aud again assisted tiuan-
cially, was opposed to him in politics, and
therefore worked and voted against him.
A few days alter the second defeat Of Col
onel Smith for Congress he met his friend,
who asked him for a loan of $50.
Look here, Sam" said the colonel,
''how is it that when | run for office You al
ways oppose me, bat when you want
money you never fail to COME to msE
I'm tell you, colonel" replied Sam,
Politically / am opposed to you, but Il
n~Aneialiy | am your friend"
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STATRs-Neglected

RAILR ADS-IrIegular; sales $770, 600.
SToCKs-The stock market was less &C
tive to-day and the fluctuations were quite
irregular, leaving prices i~rregularly chang
I'd at the close, though most OF the list
show advances. Sales 2S5, 25l shares. Quo
tatious closed bid "a follows:
Adams Express 40; American Express
lC6. Canada Pacific 614; Central Pacific
y; Chesapeake and Ohio IL; do preferred
frsts A.; do seconds 2; Chicago and Alton
1873; Chicago, Burlington and Quin.y 1875;
Delaware AMI Hud71n l045; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 1855; Denver
and Rio GrHnde, II; Erie, "a; do pre-
ferrod 5dB; Ft. Wayne, 1853; Illinois
Central, 1851; Lake Shore, $50; Michigan
Central, n: Minneapolis and st. Louis
at; do preferred, II; Missouri Pacific
rs; Northern Pacific, 20l; do preferred
43; Chicago and Northwestern, 1865; do
preferred 1891; New York Central, l03t;
Oregon TranseoutinentGl, IS; Pacific
Mail, 80; Peoria, T.. & F. 1871; PittShurg
1876; Pullman Palace Gar 1877; Reading,
55l; Rock Island, 1Usl; st. L.ouia and
San FranCisrn %; do preferred, 63} fret
preferred. 1OS; 81. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 80: st. Paul and Omaha, 3G};
40 preferred 1O3; Texas Pacific, cit; Uni0E
Pacific 50; United States Express ~;
Wss:arR Union Tals, rap 73.
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The Age Of Fishes.

Crows are commonly said to live for 100
wears, and turtles are said to have even
logger life; but if Professor Baird be right,
the greatest animal longevity is possessed
by fishes. Professor Baird says that 20 n
fish has no maturity, there is nothing to
prevent it from living indefinitely add
growing continually. he cites in proof a
nike living il Russia, whose ags dates
back to the fifteenth century. Ia the
Royal Aquarium at st. Petersburg there
are fish that have been there 40 yeaTS
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NUHEsLING AND ELM sRoVE &. Z.

UNBAEB:
Leave the City At 500 = N. and run every houf
until 900 p. M.
Leave Whsehng Park At SEQ g. N. and run
cTery hour until 1000 p. n, except Church
Trains which viii leave thS Park a. S:t6 Q. N
And City ~ l2:l6 .. m.
Q. HIRSCH,
9npertntandant.
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Sat Down On.
TerlS SiGinJS.

~Lady-Aro you acquainted with Miss
Schmidt?
Dade-Yaas, l talked with her for half
an hour the other night at the ball. Awful
stupid cweature.
"HOw sO?'
why, you see she nevah opened her
mouth the whole time l wath talking to
her"
What! Didn't she even yawn?"
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MsdidaaI.
Choking Catarrh.

"a, awakened from a disturbed sleep
oh All the horrible sensations OF an assassin
.r,rcnias yoar throst ami pressing the hieoresIh
f,,m vour ughtenet Chesy' Have yon p'leei
,r, ls,guor and debility that succeed the effort
,,.r.s- vnlr throat and head OF this catarrhal
49, Wart depressing influence ~ eNsrS
t|.,l he mind, ylnJdIug the memory snI uAins
..s, S.s1 " i'm pains aud Isl strange noises. Hos Gu,
a. h i tn rid the nasal passages thI0at ailu
frrg> OF this poisonous mucous altSSn SeStug MnO
pc N irfrd Sith Catsrrh. How difficult 10 pro
~ W ne system AGAINST its further P5ogieSS.
,,wqrls thSJungN liver AMI EtdneyS 81 poyS
-. wHI s1mr. 10 Is = terrible disease, anu
80, ont Tor rsl.efsudcure. IL
''Tr. rgnarGsEle curative powers, Wnen al
- -rm dies uttsrtg fail OF SANF9RpS EADl-
P, Ir.gy are atteSted hy thousands who gIaie-
NV r,famuend It 10 tellow-SuhererS No StsyS
- male ryEs-tiug IL than cannot De SUD
a,-, ~ hy the most respectable Snd reliable
''Ss psrxss contains one bottle Of the RADI,
Is one box OF CNrAEEHAL SOLYENT, ana
yrrryEp INHaLEE, with treSllSe aau ulTGC-
80 srl Il sold ~ all druggists for sl.UN
''' pDrrEE pEUG Il CHEMICAL Co, BOSTON.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at Gao Per Cent.-GOysrnments
Weak-Stocks Less ACtIve-Flour Stead
Ier-Whrat Easier.
ESw YORK, March 29.-Money on call
at 2s6 per cent. prime mercantile paper
5a7 per cent. sterling exchange dull but
steady at 485la4s73.
GoyRRNMENTs-Weak, except currency
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NIPNGElIiTil ATTRACTION
U siEi glLF | HIlllfi a!TssgTEs
Inuisiana State Lottery Campan Y

Incorporated 10 1865 for 2SyeaIs by the lEgsls.
tIre for Educational and Charitable pUrposes-
with a capital OF 81 ,0O0.0O0-to which a Tssers,
fund Of over $50, 900 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote It's franchise
was made a part Of the present State Constito.
ton adopted December ID, A. b. 1879.
TIL only Lottery ever voted on ana endorsed
by the people Of any State.
1t never scales or postpopes.
It's Grand Single Number Drawing
take place monthly, and the Grand Quarterly
Drawings regularly every three months March,
Tune, September and Decemberl.
Asplendid opportunity 70 win = fortune. Fourth
Grand Drawing, Class ID, in the Academy Of
Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, April 10,
IaSS-2l5th MONTHLY Drawing
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 29.-Cattle-Receipts
5000 head; shipments 1900 head; mar
ket slow and easier; fancy S. 0Od5 40;
Steers $3 15l4 10; stocksrs and feeders
81 50s3 10; COVE, bulls and mixed I'll rs
a3 40; Texas feed steers So 50a4 10.
Hogs-Receip's $4,000 head; shipments
1000 head; market slow and sc lower;
mixed S. 15s5 4j; heavy So 30a5 SO;
light S. l5a5 45; skips So 50a5 90.
Sheep.Receipts 1000 head; shipments
1000 head; market steady; natives 81 50a
6 10; western S. 4Oa6 10; Texans s. 25I
8 90, lambs S. 00a6 so.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERIY, March 29.-Cattle-
Receipts 49i heed; shipments 494 head;
market steady and unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts /, 600 head; shipments
1,60O head; market firm; Philadelphias
S. 75a5 s.; mixed S. 65a5 20; Workers
S. 50A5 Go; common to fnir S. 25a5 As;
pigs 81 75a5 05.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
1900 head; market steady and unchanged.
New York.
NEW YORK, March 20. -Beeves-Re.
ceipts 260 car loads, sll for export except
/ car load; 80 car loads in the market since
yesterday. No demand and no market for
beeves. DILL for dressed beef at 6la7!c
per pound for sides, q few extra selections
going at 74ssf; to-day's Liverpool cables
Quote American refrigerator beef dull hit
steady at 9!c.
Sheep-Receipts 400, head; market
dull and lower with a bad finish; sheep
S. C0a7 % per 100 pounds; ytarlings $500
a6 80; lambs So 00s6 30.
Hogs-Receipts 5,4O0 head; none offered
alive; market nominally easier at So 5Oa
5 so.
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CLEVELAND 4 PrTTSBURG V. L

Under schedule IN cnetJ January p, lSs. trains
leave bridgeport, Ohio. Central standard ilms:
For Pittsburgh and Cleveland, $40 u M, lol
p. m. For Pittsburgh, iO,ii q n. Per Wells
Vile. tIi y n. Yer s;'ubanyiIo, S%S .. NJ
For Martins Ferry, 6tS = m. Trains strive 81
Bridgeport nj 7Ss q m mSA m. 3iipn,
ia 2. m, S-,3 p. IN .snd "a +. N. mJH
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.beelin9 Register
GrarGIsrs' 6uids.

A gRIvAL AND DEPARTURES OF TRAINS
AEXrLAEATroS OF REFERESCRMARKs: 'DSiiy.
tSyndsy excepted Monday excepted sSun-
day only. Saturday ex~cepted.-76 Meridian.
February q, lSSS. Wheeling TINE. which Ia
tnsL one hour earlier than Central Time;
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, o., March 90 -Ho0'-
Firm; common and light 81 25s5 65;
packing and butchers S. 5Oa5 90; receipts
1900 head; shipments 1000 head.
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nHo RIvKR RAILROAD.
" III
limo table taking eject DHCEMBRR N. issI,
Passenger trains VIII run - follows Central
tine:
sonnu nonan
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Educational.
Mt. de Chantal,
NEAR WHEELING, W. va.
SISTERS OF THE yISITATIONl

NcAoAhho VT AhE NAoiiAAlNNJ
A school OF more than national reputation, OF.
fes exceptional advantages for thorough cducs-
ton OF young ladies In all departments. Library
OF six thousand volumes Pine philosophical,
chemical, and astronomical apparatus. Musical
Department specially noted. Corps Of piano
teachers trained by a leading professor from Con.
s~ervatoTy OF Stuttgart. Vocal culture according
TO the mehod Of the old Italian masters. Loca.
ton unsurpassed for beauty and health. Ten
acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent.
For catalogues, and references TO patrons 10
all the principal cities, address
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