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The Lords win Agree.

LONDON, March 3.-In the house of lords
to-day Lord Salisbury. replying tn q,tcs-
tion asked by Lord Bcaucli;ainp, said: ''As
the report of the Parncli commission deals
with inputations against members of the
house of commons. il i. natural that that
body should deal with il first. As an act
of courtesy we will allow the commons to
take whatever action OH the report il may
think fit before we make a movc.' Sails
bury further said he did not why the
action of the lords should differ materially
from that of the commons.
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tIuCACo. March 4.-Bishop Bowman Of
the Evangelical church has been informed
of the allegations made against him tn be.
considered at the meeting here Tomorrow
night. IL il understood that he will ig-
more the entire matter. Bishop Esh.r il
taking similar action regarding TN. pre-
posed trial at Reading Pa. March II. In
ih. official church paper this week both
bishops publish a notice that they consider
ro charges legally and righifuily brought.
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Favoring the Proposed Telegraph. :.

wASHINCTON. March 4.-D. III. Bates OF
New York, representing. he said, n
number OF gentlemen interested in the
postal telegraph, addressed the house
committee on postotiices and post-roads
on that subject this morning. He an
alyzed some of the statistics presented by
DIR. Green of the Western Union, with the
result of establishing, as he asserted. that
the average rate on Western Union mes
sagcs, from distances of over 500 miles
was 4? cents. The people. he said, wanted
the government to step in Ia compete 10 "a
certain extent. The postmaster general =
bill would do this. A uniform rate for the
entire country would he dc sirable hut was
impracticable. The rate he would sug-
gcst on the basis Of the new telegraph
company doing all the service except col
lecting and delivering and including op-
orators. No other basis would he I,ossi-
bic. Under 100 miles. IL cents: above !tu
miles and east of the Mississippi. - or
No cents; west of the Mississippi. 25 or
30 cents: between the s5th and 1d5th par
allel. - or - cents. with ~ cents as the
ma ximlni. Adjourned.
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NEW YORK. March 4.-Three new cases
have been begun by the Metropolitan Ex-
hibition company i'm the supreme court.
The defendants are Pitcher Keefe. Fielder
Gore and Second Baseman Richardson.
This is the active beginning OF the suits
that are contemplated against all the
members of the old Giant team who
have. deserted.
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The Coming Proclamation

WAsHiSGToS. March 4.-TLo president
will issue i'm few days "a proclamation
warning all persons against entering the
waters of Behring sea within the dominion
OF the United States for the purpose of
violating section 1.s5ss of the revised
statute. relating To the taking of fur--cal-
ing animals.
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Arrested for Murder.

NIAcAsA FALLS. Ont. March Al. Rex
Buscheli. arrested for the murder of Ben
well of London. Was arraixned to-lay and
plead not guilty. Detectives claim the
case is strong against him.
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For n National Park.

WAsHISoToN, March 4.-The military
committee of the house. by unanimous
vote. adopted Lansing's favorable report
on the Grosvenor bill. establishing a
Chickamauua and Chattanooga rational
mark.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUB.
The Thir,i Annual Meeting sss.tu< Held at
Na.hS lille.

The Thtrst ANNUAL Meeting ttetug HELD sat
Nashville.
NASHVILLE, March A. The thirvl annual
convention of the National League. Re
publican clubs met hero this afternoon.
When Hon. a. j. Watson, shairma OF
the local executive committee. called the
asseniblagc tn order and made an address.
of welcome. there were nearly tND dele
gates i'm thcir seats. One hundred more
ar. expected bcfort, the. convention adj
journs.
Other local speakers also welcomed the
delegates. Then President John NJ.
Thurston of Ncbraska delivered his annual
atlsircss. The league, he said, notwith-
standing the supposed transitory nature
of the clubs composing il. IL stronger than
il was year ago. Ii was an active. ag-
grcssivc force. IL would not nominate
presidents. but il would elect them. He
recommended that each club b', put on "a
permanent basis and set tn work tn s.slti-
cate the young men who would soon cast
evenly divided that those who succeeded
i'm getting most of the new voters would
win. Hc asked the league tai iudof'sc tlic
Harrison administration. The league. hc
said. rcjoiced that congress was republic
can. and that Tom Reed was speaker at
Reed. He denounced the tactics of dem
ocr.,tic opposition. and closed with an cx-
rrcssion Of confidence In the future OF
The usual committees were appointed.
after which "a recess was taken mass
meeting will bc held this evening, adj
dressed by Gen. N. Ii. t;on ~ West -yir-
ginfu untf otisers. 49, =
At n mass meeting held Tonight ad-
dresses made by General Coll of
West Virginia, Hon. II Lenhart of Phila-
.ieiphia. President rhnrston and Att"rncy
tees will all bc ready tn report to-morrow.
The next convention will bs. held ia Gin
cinnati. II il now thought Judge Thurs
tom will br rs'-clcctctl president by acs'la-
nation.
The National League Begin- it- >"-.i"n.
CLEVELAND. March i.-Thc opening
session of the National Base Ball League
bcgnn to-day. After various committee
reports "a motion was adopted that ~ per
cent. of the gate receipts mentioned ii,
ssection 'O bc construed to mean ~ cents
per capita OF the turustils count except i'm
the ease of Philadelphia. where l0 cents
per capita will Ia paid. President Young
read u letter containing am offer al 81 ,uU.-
UD for the franchises and clubs Of the
league. II was laid over until tile after
noon session, when IL was promptly
laid on the table. \ communication
from Secretary Br,incll of the Players
league. the substance of which was given
in thcss, dispatches last night. was read
and tabled without discussion. The fol-
lowing recommendation from the schcd-
| iilc committee asiopted: That ths,
| mileage for each club IL, averaged and
costs computed ON the basis of IA men at
IL fixed rate per mile each. All clubs of
low average shall bc required to pay AN
| amount into the league treasury to equal
the average OF clubs having paid on the
| average to bc reimbursed at the close of
| the season. After brief discussion or,
| the general features of the schedule the
! meeting adjourned until tomorrow.
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Th. Cow box. Got There.

RoAiE. March AT the Wild West
show to-day l5.uD people saw Buffalo
Bills cowboys >ubsiue the Dul>. of Ser
rnonetas Wild horses, which had hitherto
been considered untamahle.
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Cons,r,s...., hy tn. senate.

WA>itiSGroS, March a.-The senate
confirmed Henry Caldwell to he judge of
the United States court for the eighth dis
trtsf.
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Now Advertisements.

OWNERS OF TIMBER, COAL, IRON
" Lands, In any Southern State. con ind
cash purchasers for same, by sending full par.
SPRINGER. 81 broadway, New York. feiIpAw3
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IRON AND STEEL.
An Uncertain Tone to tho Market at tl,is


PSI ri Time.
Philadelphia Record Of Saturday.
The general, opinion in the market is
that quotations, not only for steel rails,
but for all kinds Of iron, will DO firmly
maintained, and possibly advanced; but
tho promoters OF large railway building
schemes, whether they have reason for
It or not, assert that there Ia downward
tendency In steel rails which will
manifest itself before April /. The
only proof that they are correct was fur.
nished by makers who this week have
quoted rates for large lots which are a
little below tho figures they have been
asking since tho opening Of tho year.
A large amount OF business Is In sight.
Bessemer pig, spiegelisen and icrroman.
ganese are not 30 strong; In fact q drop
has taken place, but brokers say II Is
only temporary. Buyers do not think
60, and arc not taking advantage OF 1t
excepting TO secure small lots. Sales oil
10000 tons OF spiepeleisen have been
mado during the past week, and nego.
tiations have just been closed for de.
livcrics OF ferromanganese for six to
nino months, at q drop OF So to S. per
ton from tho highest prices named three
or four weeks ago. The rushing demand
for steel billets seems 10 DO over, and
manufacturers are more willing to con.
fer with buyers with reference TO future
deliveries, To.day's quotations are S37
to $3.50 for bille,s, aud $50 50 for mail
slabs; oilers have been made ut 5000
and 500. 80 respectively.
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Tho Gentleman IN Politics.

n.,t -, n
IL was on fr'u'y las. 'tat mr. t., 'onh "
fenule,oh aroso II, mr. u. W. A.h,h'
son plteo ~ .l,o i,ouso =, Nepfes'",u'
'i'es ui'u eoh'u'seu 'ha. pooy Wy ae'
Caring h'ms',i sen''ei'an. 90 iar
'rom nhyoouy having 'he haru'noou ~
coh'est 'na. p'upos'''on, Ntf, ufos'enof'
., on1o, u i.epupliea,,' "e'ei.cu Nit' en'
u'e'ol Nv NIB omn iu''ns, sN,ns 10 U eu',
u u reason' io' he h'n'Se'' la'n sa'u
III
co II has gone vi 'ne feco'u ou. y,
Alr. ienaIetons own ioeral mouth
as oo'' ffcu NuSsey c"',s w 'ti"' nv 10
gentleman. "r. rehule'oh represents
tha' sot! Oh eeh''e.h"h III po,'',es VIM
fescues from 'nc u'sas'cf VI ue''"' ''ic
ileetihs triumph Vi " olie' o'eu'"no' VI
aholher man ae''' III oo"s'.sa'
liz ID inc seh','liiah ~ po'.'ies "n' -
NJ. oN"y "i'''"s 'u' s'se' " s.N -, wv "
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Chicago, Milwaukee y St. Paul 1vy.

Chicago, milwaukee " st. Paul Ii'y.
Steam Heated and Electric Lighted
Vestibuled Trains between Chicago, St.
Paul and Minneapolis.
Electric Lighted and Steam Heated
Vestibuled Trains between Chicago,
Council Bluffs and Omaha. -
Finest Dining Cars in tho world.
Through sleeping Cars between Chi.
cago and Denver.
Free Reclining Chair Cars between
Chicago and Omaha.
Fast Mail line between Chicago, Mil.
waukee, st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Transcontinental Route between Chi.
cage, Council Bluffs and Omaha, OF
St. Paul.
Great Northern Route between Chi.
cago, Kansas City and st. Joseph, Mo,
$500 miles Of road in Illinois, Wis.
copsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri.
South and North Dakota. :
Everything First Glass. Gl
First. Glass People patronize First
Glass Lines.
Ticket Agents everywhere sell Tickets
over the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul Railway.
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TIE Registers report OF tho conven.
tioE OF the League OF Republican Clubs
was as untruthiul as its reports always
are where Republicans are concerned.
That newspaperappears to delight in in
venting big falsehoods about. little
things For example, it told its readers
that the resolutions we're typewriter.
This was to support its allegation that
the resolutions were cut-and.dricd. 1t
would have made no diilcrenceif they
had been. The fact is that the resolu-
tons were written with pen between
the morning aud afternoon sessions.
When they were presented. to the con-
vention they were Immediately turned
over to the reporters to copy, and the
Registers reporter knew That not line
OF them had gone through type
writer. His principal expected him to
inventa as much as possible, and this hap.
pencd to come along as one OF the dc.
tails OF his intention.
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iuiiot lAclOrih III VI est tlTEiUlns
The INTELLiGENcER believes in ballot
reform after the Australian idea. 1t
seems to be the best method yet devised
TO protect the voter and secure an hon
est ballot. ~
The lNTELLIGEScrE does not, however,
think the passage OF ballot reform bill
in West Virginia so Unnecessary that bill
should DO rushed through at a session
called for one distinct purpose, rushed
through with no time for the people,
the press or the members OF the Legis.
lature to give the matter that careful
consideration which SO important o
measure ought 10 have.
And why this effort on the part of
certain Democrats TO drive it through ?
The Democratic party has been in con-
troll in West Virginia long enough to put
through any measure Of ballot reform it
desired to pass.
Until the present Legislature it has
had majority enough to do what it
pleased, and it never pleased to make
any effort 10 improve the ballot in this
State. 1t is impossible to escape the in.
ference that 80 long as the Democratic
party had things its own way it was
quite satisfied with the election laws as
they stand. The results being one
Democratic victory after another, the
Democratic party saw nothing wrong in
the system under which these results
were produced. .'se.& a' .5''.'
The Democratic party being at this
moment sick unto death, it seems to be
filled with pious desire to be monk,
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WHAT IS A COLD in the head 2. Medical
authorities say it is due to uneven cloth
ing Of the body, rapid cooling when in n
perspira!ion, &c. The important point
is, that cold in the head is m inilamms-
ton Of the lining membrane of tho nose,
which, when unchecked, is certain to
produce catarrhal condition-ior ca
tarrh is essentiallya "cold" which nature
is no longer able TO resolve, or throw
oil. Ely's Cream Balm has proved its
superiority, and sufferers should resort
to it before that common ailment be-
comes seated and ends in obstinate ca
tarrh. Nwrtw
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Read the following: Mr.. @. II.
Morris, Newark, Ark, says: "Nns down
with abscess Of lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me IN incurable
consumptive. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able to
oversee the work on my farm. 1t is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says:
"Had it not been for DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption l would
have died OF lung troubles. Was given
up by doctors. Am-now in best Of
health" Try it. Sample bottles free ut
Logan Drug Co. s drug store. s
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4 Remarkable Letter,

The following letter from Mr.. w. A.
Thomson, Of Columbus, Wis, is pc.
culiarly interesting: "NIy wife," says
he, "has been treated for her head,
stomach and nervous prostration by
three doctors in New York, two in Chi.
cago, one in Philadelphia, one in Gin
cinnati, and at the large institute in
Buffalo for 10 months. They all failed.
But one bottle Of DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervine helped her wonderfully" This
should be used in headaches, backaches,
changes OF life, nervous disturbances,
fits, rheumatism, etc. Ask at the Logan
Drug Company's drug store for free
trial bottle and DR.. Miles new book on
tho Nerves and Heart. MwF&w.2 (
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a Sn,i Case.

GrlJIor Leader. ST..
{ On last Friday morning Mrs. William
Leonard, living near Claude, in the nb.
sence OF the family, took her little 5'year-
old girl and went to tho woods near by
and remained until Saturday evening.
The whole neighborhood was aroused
and searched everywhere for tho miss
ing woman and child, but she could not
be found, and on Saturday evening
about 1 o'clock she came to tho house
almost frozen to death. The little girls
limbs were frozen badly. On being
questioned rs to where she had been,
she stated that she had been in the
laurel near the house and had seen them
passing near them several times but
thought they were hunting her for the
purpose OF taking her lie, and kept
quiet. Her mind has been deranged for
several days, but at last accounts mother
and child were doing well.
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The sublime mistake Of the Legisla.
turc was to remain one day after the deter
mina!ion OF the contest. The appropria-
tons could have been ready to close up
everything on the day the contest was
closed. Every day since has been a
waste OF money.
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Ex.GovEESoR Wilson ought not to
fatigue himself with q campaign for
Congress. After his "twe".mendous
eifortin behalf Of his friend Jackson he
should so into retirement and rest his
fatigued ingenuity.
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4 Deserved Compliment.

uoundsrille Herald.
Hon. W. P. Hubbard has ably man.
aged Colts case and is being compli-
mented by Democrats as well as Repub-
licans. He already ranks as one of the
foremost lawyers OF the State and this
gives him additional fame. We are
proud OF Hubbard. ID
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Two Rutgers students have been sus.
pended and one expelled for removing
the clapper from the college bell. Il
couldn't have been the latter that tolled
on them, -
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Mn. JonS o. pESDLEroS claims ohaye
800 Or 100 Republican friends in this dis.
trict. Win they stand up to be counted?
They are principally in what Johnny is
pleased 10 call his mind.
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beware OF Ointmrnts for Cntarrh TINT Con.
thin Mercury

as mercury will surely deatroy the sense
OF smell mud completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
tho mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on prescrip.
tons from reputable physicians, Ms the
damage they will do Is ten fold to the
good You can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by +.
J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no
mercury, and Is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. IN buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get tho gcnu.
inc. 1t is taken internally, and made in
Toledo, Ohio, By F. J.. Cheney & Co.
GD"sold BY Druggists, price 75c per
bottle. Daw
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and earnest men, who will give good

President Flesher and Secretary Alex.
ander were at work before the sun had
gone down on their election, and II the
Republicans Of tho State will give them
hearty support, rs the 1STrLLldEScRn
believes will BIO done, tho Republican
League will this year reap M abundant
harvest for tho cause Of Republicanism
In West Virginia. III
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Elcis Headache,

Loose's Red Clover Pills cure sick
headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, con-
stipation, e5c. per box, 8 boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Cor
ner Druggists. Wheeling. w. Va. paw
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TIE Sunday saloon isn't my more
afraid than it used to be. 1t drives right
ahead and swells It's bank account on
Monday,
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TnE awful tax Of tho muddy mud
roads OF the State is telling on all kinds
OF business. Tho muddy mud road will
have TO 90.
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You would certainly expect trained
speakers to articulate distinctly, but all
do not. Look at the brakemen, for in
stance. Jf-I'
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FoR sozopoSr oil ladies cry, Et.sa
And gentlemen, or high or low,
For nothing else that they can buy,
VIII give the mouth It's freshest glow q
VIII keep the teeth so sound aud white,
And make the breath sweet delight.
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81 AN gentleman"-John 0. pendle-
ton.
"For ho himself hath said it'-Con.
gresham Grosvcnor, OF Ohio.
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SPEAKER REED, it may DO noticed, is
still speaking.
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Trustees Sales.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.


TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust made by Mary
Jnpc Ech0ls md Joshua s. Echols, her husband,
70 mo as trustee. dated July 20. ISL, and &c.
corded In tho Office Of tho Clerk oil the County
Court for Ohio county, West Virginia. ~ Deei
Of Trust Book No. IS. page lis, will sell al Inc
ifont door Of tho Court uouEc OF said county
n SATURDAY, the Cd DAY OF MARCH. lS@0,
commencing at 10 O'Clock Il. IN, the following
Described property: A certain tract or parcel oil
ground lying and being situated near the Town
OF Trladclphia,- in Ohio county, West Virginia.
containing nine acres, and bounded By lands Of
John Winchester, Fred Bea.y, John SligGr and
BY Little Wheeling Creek.
The title Is believed TO DO perfect, but selling
az trustee will convey only the title vested III
me by said decd OF trust.
TERas OF SALg-Cash.
..N--t.l W. ". COwDEN, Trustee.
v. H. HALlER, Auc,ioneer. less
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We don't wonder that some people
who try to waltz get discouraged. They
are constantly having reverscs.
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For Sale.
TOR SALE.
-FOR SALE CHEAP.

FOR SALE-SEIBERpS GARDEN.
u Also 500 feet on motor line, $50 feet deep,
suitable for building lots, opposite sild liartle
Also lots Nos. 3, !, 5, G, aud on Wheeling
Island, located In DAME! Xane's addition. south
OF the eastern end Of the lack River Bridge. VIII
sell above properties III whole or parts, 10 sul.
purchaser. Inquire Of C. SEIBE9T,
Esrl.s25 Pleasant Valley,
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To Loan.
Stockholders Meetings,

NOTICE-OFFICE OF TIKI WHEEL.
IN ING, WELlSnuRq & STATE LINE Rail.
ROAD COMPANY, WrllsburE, ". Va, JAnuarr
10, 1870, A meeting OF the Stockholders OF ia
Wheeling, Welisburg ~ StA,c line RNlitosJ
Company will DO held at tho general Office Of ibe
Company, Hudson liouEe, WcllSburg, ". Va
OH Thursday. March 20. 1880. nj " O'Clock y, m''
consolidation and merger OF this company win
the Pittsburgh, Cannonsburg & State Line Raii.
rond Company, mud TO vote upon tho acceptance
or rejection Of tho same. Nv order Of tho I0Sfi
Of Directors. A. d. PAUL, Secretary Wheeling
wells6urG & Stale Line Railroad Co. idl6'
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Wanted.

A GENTS WANTED-WEUAYEAN
fA .olia!nal plan III dealing with our agents,
which they greatly appreciate. Wo furnish them
with my quantity OF our catalogues. with ihcir
name printed oil each as exclusive agents for
their county.
Agcnts have merely to sec that the catalogues
nre properly distributed and tho result Is mar.
vclors. An agent In this way Call alto establish
a largo mail trade.
Full particulars nailed or ;cacIp. OF 1 cents In
stamps.
LESTER PAYNE&C CO., Battle Creek, Mich.
-r -.fa-3 LAP nav
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EVENTS have made Mr.. Parnell q big.
ger man than tho Tory Government.
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FOR SALE. a,.t..
Lot iSx12o feet. with house, No. 80 Zane street,
~ looms. Modern Improvements =
;, House md lot northeast corner OF North
Huron and Now Jersey streets, s. 900.
10 Shares wheeling and Belmont Bridge Stock.
RiNEHART g. TATUM,
Real Estate, Stocks & Fire Insurance,
iel7 1lG3 MARKET STREET,