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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-12

ANOTHER RAILROAD AcCIDEXr-An UnkNo'on
Nan Ran orer and 6iVed-Thc train of cars
over the Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Wheeling
railroad, due here at 7.40 on Monday evening,
was detained several hours in consequences Of
an unfortunate accident, which occurred about
two miles above weilsville.. An unknown
man, driving two horse wagon, was crossing
the track at this point. The night being dark,
the engineer did not observe the wagon until it
was directly on the track, when the speed of
the train could not be checked. The engine
struck the vehicle Immediately behind the hOr-
ses, separating the latter from the former, and
depOsiting them on opposite sides of the road.
The horses were instantly killed, and the wagon
completely demolished. The man, when picked
up, was breathing, but insensible. He was ia
ken to Wellsyille, where he expired yesterday
morning. Tie whistle was blowing for some
time before the train reached the crossing where
the accident occurred.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-12

C,MOoTIls OLD QUARTER DoLLAK KS and l25s ce1t pie
- ces at par for the next Sixty Days.-JAC0B STEIN
FIELD Centre Wheeling, Va. beSs to inform his friends
ard customers has returned from the Eastern cities
wifi a large and well ass ored stock OF SPRING AND SUM-
AIEII CLOTHING, all made MP by Ills order and t
resy for this lie calls likewise the attention Of
The pube and especially the Mechanics this city, the
great variety in Gentlemens Furnishing Goods such as
home ladc white and fancy Shirts OyeTShrts beautifully
selected stock OF Secktts, Cravats Socks Of all kinds
Cloves A. o. Hats, Gaps, Umbrellas, and grent many
articles numerous to mention.
Ihave such arrangements with Bankers in
BALTIMORE hat enabled to take smooth quarters and
cent pieces at par without sustaining loss Therefore,
fellowcitizens ALL with yogT old smooth
anil Centre Wheeling. FiIR B4PGltfNS.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-12

RAlLaoAp AccIpExr.-About half past one
o'clock, yesterday morning, the mail train on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, west, aud the
accommodation bound east, came in collision at
Burton's Station. The front trucks were torn
from under engine 1O4, and engine 142 was
placed in such position, that she could not be
saved from burning. Two passenger cars were
broken up and demolished, while other minor
damages resulted. A man named Huffman,
brakesman on the road and resident of this
city, had a leg broken by the accident, and was
somewhat scratched and bruised. We could
not learn the exnct cause of the collision, but
are informed by passenger, that the mail train
in charge Of Capt Peddieord, left BurtOn's at the
proper time as set forth in the table, and was
running in accordance with the established rules
at the time. The mail train was delayed several
hours in consequence Of the accident
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-12

Auour KrrE.-Drnnis White, or Kite, 1T
seems, las been flying about aud kicking up
breeze all round. He has had a little too much
string here lately, and for fear he should sail
entirely cut of sight, the officers have been
pulling Mt him from all quarters. He was up
before AID McCourtney yesterday, upon war
rant entrusted to officer Claytor, charging him
with dragging Mrs Bridget Gillocks through the
public streets, in any but a gentle manner. He
was fined something like six dollars, much
against the will of his better hall, who persis-
ted in asserting that Dennis was more "sinned
against than SHINING
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-12

Cowgirl, JomxsoN & Co., are circulating
catalogue OF boat stores, groceries, &c., com
prisins n portion Of their really varied and OK
tensive assortment This is novel mode of
ADVERTISING hereaboutssS The catalogue IS IN
neat pamphlet form, we defy any one to peruse
its pages without finding the name of something
that he wants, aud has not-the book tells where
to go aud get it-IHtrI1rsJatgh Gazette.
We consider this one Of the most judcious
and efficient plans for successful advertising
that can be adopted, and the expense of issuing
a pamphlet of this character is much less than
merchant would suppose ut glance. We beg
leave to submit it to the consideration of some
Of our own entcrprising wholesale and retail
dealers. tits something that has long been de-
lnanded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-12

Aurg,xc MS F,71lEn.-Wm. Curtis was ares
ted last evening, upon warrant issued some
thing ike week ago. Curtis is charged with
abusinghis father "tilnc out Of mind" Esquire
Dulty,..scntenced him to 30 days on the chain
gang and required him to enter into bonds to
appear and answer the charge before the county
court He failed to get bail and was sent to the
Fifth Street Hotel, whose guest he will be until
he Shall have cxpiated his crime.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-12

FOREIGN NEWS,
ARRIVAL OF The STEAMER CANADA
HALIENA, August 1.-THE royal mail steam
ship Canatla, nIliyed this AFTERNOON from Liver
/ pool, %ith dates 10 Saturday, August !, being .
DAYS later.
The vessels comprising the Atlantic Tele-
graph squadron had all reached Cork, and were
to leave on the LIST inst, for Valencia Bay, where
the task Of submergiug the cable viii lie coin
menecd. An experiment with the whole length
of tile cable has hecn made and proved hlghiy
successful.
The Goodwood race came Oft on the appointed
day, but the American horses, Prior and Prior
esS, were beaten.
The India mil has arrived, and the telegraph
I ic dispatches from Trieste are confirmed, but
there is no conlirnation of the capture of Delhi
/ 'Fhc report, however, obtains much credence.
| a conspiracy has been discovered for gen
eral uprising of the natives at Calcutta, and the
/ Europeans have armed themselves in antieipa-
ton.
The steamer Anglo Saxon had arrived from
| Liverpool.
/ LoNDoN-Money in demand.
The demand for Bullion at the Bank OF En-
| gland continues to decrease.
In tic House of Commons government was
! ina majority of 90 for the Superannation Bill,
| On motion Lord Palmcrston said that govern
mcnt would offer no further opposition to its
The new divorce bill has been debated, Andal-
though strcnuously opposed, was ordered
LvEnpool., July 81.-In the Cotton market
! tl,cre has been general advance, principally
affecting middling qualities. Middling Mobile Ie
| advanced 3.S, sales during the week 62,OuV
bales, of which spectators took g,OOO bales ana
exporters 1900 bales, closing quotations as iol-
lows, the market exhibiting an advancing ten
idency. Orleans fair s rs; Mlddling 8 0-S; Up
Hands fair8 5-S; Upands miidiing is. The
stock of Cotton in port is 49Gr 600 bnies, lncin-
| ding 403 ,500of American.
| IVHRpooT. A1Ir LIST p. M.--Cotton quiet to-
day; prices steady; sales to-day 5000 bales,
nAvRE, July 80.--N. o. Tres Ortliaatro quo
! ted at 1Sf
I.tvERrooI.- Tic weather continues favorable
| for the crops, and the prospects for the harvest
are good.
| Richardson Bros report Wheat dull at de
cline. of ldu2d. Other Circulars report the
market easier, but the prices unchanged. Flour
steady; Western Canal 3OSaGd; Southern 3OSa
l3ls; Ohio AIS Corn quiet; white Is better,
with sales at 4t3s; closed buoyant. Pork trm at
an advance of Is, chiefly on fine qualities la
con quiet.
| The following despatch was received from
! Queenstown, dated July 81:
The Submarine cable was Joined last even
ing, and messages were sent the whole length in
-Four horses ran for the Goodwood cup. The
| American horses Prior and Prioress came in 9th
and 9th
intends sending 10000 additional troops to ln-
Ida.
The advance of consols on Saturday was on
the strength of u communication from an East
India house that Delhi had fallen. 1t is SAID
chat rebellion was universal in the Bengal
army.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-12

IF all our readers who are troubled with Inv
err Complaint, Jaundicc or Dyspepsia, will read
the advertisement in another column of Dir
SANroRD's IxyIaoRAToR, and then try bottle,
we should not see so many sickly, desPairing
people as now meet our gaze at almost every
corner, for there never was remedy of which
so much is said, and that performs so nearly
what its proprictors say it will do. 1t came to
us so highly recommended that we could not
fail to try it, and trial has convinced us, with
out doubt, that it is the best family medicine
in use. We take it for Headache, Sour Stomach
Billiousncss, and any of the little bodily ills
that are common, and it does produce pleasant
state of feeling to the sick. and what is better
after using it a few times these ills grow less and
less, and there is prospect of being entirely
free from them by continuance in tile use of
the Invigorator Now we with to impress our
readers with this, that the InvigoratOr is nmed-
icinc particularly adapted to family use, and
where there are children subject to little dis
eases, as all children are. it is invaluable, and
saves physicians bills, and an untold amount of
anguish both to mothers and their little Ones
.Scioto Gazstte. aug3-lm
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FROM KANSAS.

sT. LOUIS, August 11.-Kanscs advices to
the stl, state that Walker had returned to Law
renee with the troops, his apprehension Of an
Indian attack proving groundess.
The officers of the city government met OH
the 18th and are perfecting ordinances.
Election returns indicated nearly mani
nous vote in favor of the Topeka Constitution
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- - r,n-n. .. stnitb, Of Balti-

Eye AxD FAD; j. [. Smith, of Balti-
moro, is stopping for few days at the Monroe
Honse in Ills city, and viii operate upon those
affected with eye or ear disease His remedies
arc painless, and always successful Give him
a call,
DIR. 5. will he absent from the city on profess
sionnl business until the Dist Of August, when
he will return and be pleased to accommodate
those who may be in need of his services
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New, p B.;.,...'
IRON.
Pigs, Hanging Rock
BY rELEoiItAPI1.
BALTIMORE AlARKET.

Arausr lI.-Flour dull and 124c lower; sales
of City Mills at $6,62l. Whcat-red IS quoted
at 81 ,40al, %; white Goal. is. Corn dull and
lower; S5aS8c for white and s2aSTc for yellow.
Whisky 9Oa3Oc
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CINClNNATI MARKET.

AUGUST 11-Flour unsettled and nominal
Receipts large of new wheat, lower grades dull
and lower Whisky PSI and firiner. Bacon
held at 12a14; Mess Pork $4,000
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CANAL BREAK.

NEw HopE, Aug. 1I,-There is break in the
Delaware division of the Pennsylvania Canal
below here 1t is reported it will take ten days
to repair the damage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-12

EXAMINATION OF Thomas TopD.-T Thomas
Todd, who assaulted Allen Rose on the Is sand
week ago, had a hearing before Col. Dnlty
yesterday afternoon. 1t will be rccollected he
was confined in the St Clairsville jail upon this
charge aud brought hence by the Sheriff. Off
Ger, on Saturday last Some half dozen wit
nesscs were examined in the case, from whose
evidence it appears TODD was guilty of nlcrci-
less brutality in the affair. One witness testified
thst Todd, ailer proStrating Rose by blow,
took a stone and beat him on the face and head
with it in most fendish manner, and after
wards kicked him in the side aud abdomen un-
tiIitwas Thought the old man had ceased to
breathe. The Justice sentenced Todd to thirty
days on the chain gang on behalf of the city,
and for the commonwealth he was held to bail
in the sum Of five hundred dollars for his APP
PeaTance at court In default of bail he was
conveyed to the lock up.
Mr.. Rose is now able to be up aud about,
though he is still weak and sore from the in
iuries received on the occasion.
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NEBRASKA ELEOTION.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug, 1I--Nebraska Congressional
Election as follows: Ferguson 1,470; rhnyer
i, 300; Chapman l ,114; Rankin 1850. One
county to hear from yet.
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TIIE INDIANS

Sr. LOUIS, August 1.-THE Santa Fee mail
reached Independence on 18th, News unimpor-
tant The Cheyenne Indians refused to receive
presents from the agent or make treaty $ say
ing they can make money stealing The Paw
noes also threaten hUstilities.
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FRnM NEM YnRK.

AaGusr l1.-Justice Dawson has refused to
admit Mrs. Cunningham to bail Her counsel
announced his intention to apply for a writ Of
certiorari.
The Supreme Court to-day granted writ OF
certiorari in behalf of Mrs Cunningham, re-
turnabIe Tomorrow.
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MISSOURI ELECTION.

81. LOUIS, August ll.-Ninety counties give
Rollins a majority of about 5000, but returns
arc SO conflicting, accurate figures cannot be
given Rollins is probably elected by 1000 ma
The Republican learns that John Hartness,
late Comptroller of this city, bad been nppoin-
ted Secretary of Utah.
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took in her sail aud waited the result. The
Drover soon came along side and made known
her intentions \ free engagement of words
-ensucd, when the ''Piate'' surrendered.
The latter was towed back to Moundsville and
the occupants were taken before Squire Lane
f5r u hearing. They were released upon their
own recognizlnces, to appear for hearing
yesterday, but owingt 10 the extreme illness of.
SEer's wife, occasioned by this affair, the trial
was postponed until This morning. We shall
probably be able to give the result tomorrow.
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BENJAMIN PAGE, ia. & Co,
Manufacturing Pharmaeeutists aud Chemists,


50RNER4L AGENTS.
Philadelphia T. W. Dyott Sons 1872 N 81 street. New
York, HRrhes Park 3 broadway, corner Duane. Balt
more, Cusphre Drotiers Gay and Penna Avenue. Gin
cnnst John D. Park. Chicago, barclay Broter, 2l8 s.
Water st. st Louis, HARVARD Adams & Co. n. Orleans,
.. Wright Co.
soidby Lauphllns Dushhei wholesale Agents North
Western Virginia.; T. n Logan Co., and other Druggists
Merchants generally throughout tie United States and
CanAtns oet3daw1Y.
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Cn1cAGo, August 1.-THE Tribune has re-
turns of 81 counties in Iowa. Majority for
constitution $3.50.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

AuGTsr ll.-Capt .Jno. Pope has been order
cd to the commander the Navy Yard at Ports
mouth, Net' Hampshire, vice Mr.. Newton dc
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Sr. Louis, August 11.-There is less than :
feet to Cairo and'falling. All the upper streams
still falling. Weather clear. Mercury SD.
PtrrsBuhe, August 1l.-River feet in,
and rising. Weather showery. Mercury r..
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CAPT Mexican was appointed governor of the
Naval Asylum, at Philadelphia, to relieve Com.
Storey, on the Goth.
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MouxDsviLLE INcDENr.-A house called the
"Esmeraldi' was disbanded the other day, in
this pleasant and quiet village, but some Of
thelinmates still remained in the vicinity. On
Monday last, man called DIR. Miller, rowing
disciple of Esculapius, who travels up and down
the river in sail boat called "the Pirate left
SIoundsyille, for ports above. When about half
a mile above town, he landed his craft. A Miss
Doyle, formerly an inmate of the celebrated
"Esmeraldi" was observed to leave the village
about the same time the pirate" put out and
as she took the same direction, suspicion was
aroused and she was followed. The girl was
seen to emerge from the bushes and take pas.
sage on the doubtful craft commanded by Miller,
which was evidently lying 10 wait. Vow be it
known, Capt Miller has wife and children in
MoundsvillC, aud the last named suspicious cir.
eumstance, involved an elOpement, distressed
family, and probably bigamy. The persons who
witnessed this circumstance, went back to town
and at his instance a warrant was issued for the
arrest of the parties, and the ferry boat DrOyer
having been chartered for the occasion, started
in chase of the supposed fugitivcs When the
Pirate saw the Drover in hot pursuit, she
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TECsATI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

W. ,s e-sue publishers Il neVtps peTs In The city
OF whees have is day asresd that Ee Nii nov niei
ia ~ are paid for In advance. Our Ieaion'
for 90 doing are hrs The nsRfeIent compensation iOs
abInV snch advertliems nts. aud, seeondi e ~
eunt on Losses aeeruing 10 US from the nesleetS OF
inHLuIty OF parties pay for may o. them; ,,,
CANlPBELL 4 McDEhMYI lntsli'EeHesF-
IOiiS T. RUSSELL, Argus.
JAMES B. BINGHAM, FINES.
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New York advertisements.
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ADVERTISING and oHiss 80 SaqS4y

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FI.tvoHING.l no .PHanICr a. \ .ioAIE:NIS NoTIcR
~ EVERY f:kSfisi.iI lIQCOR
ma itsnei iasi6ss te warnings are nut alp IN et.
ses Of q Ia ana an ailon and REQUIRES INT te aitieil
~ rs sniSs Isl or iii 1rf aui Liquors such Is
n,,,c tthrr dark or ,,s- linit1n and Er.fish Gin
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Naat Garnantar Work.

Neat CarpsnJeT WOfK.
WISH call the attention Of my fellow citizens Who
have my line the fact tat have located
myself Main lelow 1lr Reilly Grocery where
carry on Job CarpenteFibg all its branches make Ice
boxes ON an Improved plan reduced price.
rant all my work whatever kind. respectfully solicit
orders Iiy2i2nl W. f COLLINS.
a RARE CHANGE TO GET GOOD CLOTH
ING VERY CHEAP FOR CASH.
HAVE very large stock Of spring AMI summer goods
hand, and they must be sold TO make room for fall
goods and II you want 10 buy goods at prices
that will open eyes OF the natives, give call a. No.
sented or no sale J. II. STALLMAN,
Iy9 Merchant Tailor.
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riSc fSdGIylSGs

"CoSTAR'5 RAT EHTERmlNATOR
An infaIle destroyer Of RATS. MICE, ANTS, GNotND
NICE, MOLES, &C. TN, dNlgerous 4" the lltrnai
Famly.) Rats d" die in their holes n, Come out mud
die.
Put ur in eGe., 95c., Gsc 81, s.! 81 and g. DoSe-
ttsGOSCARiSN BED HUG ESrEiNiISATOlt.
Never Iail-Sni used every day by thousands
In New York anil ClseyTteTI
Put 3c irc., T'c., 81 - ~, and 81 10 fn3ieS
.sii i1st s''CCSrAE'Si ELECTRIC POWDER.
For the destruction Of MOITs MOSQUITOES FINS FtEIs,
pLAST fSsRcrs, NEENlN FONLS ANp AslN4IS, &e. Sc
Pat up In S5c. :nl a0c. RoNCs
Sold WitOleSAlv and Retail NJ COSTAlS IitiSClPil'
DEPOrS:SS BROADWAY Stiw YORK, and by the lrtnci
pal DRtGGlSTS and DEALEIiS ihronsliont the litt,t
States, the IiIHdiGS, Wet Iti.& ti'p'I'I d SS"'h
AiHeFicd.
~ Orders must 6lSr,f b., accompanied w the cash.
~ No goods sent comGiisAisi
~ Small SIntFle Packages put at the lowest whNs-
aignriesS for nFstuters places, With Cards. Show
Bills, Posters, &c..6c. fr - fa-E -
Packages expressly put W. for SHIPS, SttAinhoh:H
Hotels, Public Institutions, &c. ists .lsF .iits
~ Fun partlsulars to a0ttsale Hs,ilsrs-seajrs ot
prices, &C. &cswin - ptompuS niAC, on aIilSAtinil.
Address set,OSIsAIla No. 1sS broadway, M.
Sold by TIL LOGAN 4 CO.. and
LAEGiILISS K HTlSItflEln.
mhpsASmdau fWheelins.ya.
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TRANSPORTATION
Change of Schedule.


1900, .gs.=.4-r1a -. t.ssee.I-;.s:f
3s 3 s; 10y S1.
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fjr u hearing. They were released upon their
own recogniz1nces, to appear for a hearing
yesterday, but owing 10 the extreme illness Of
Miler's wife, occasioned by this affair the trial
was postponed until This morning. We shall
probably be able to give the result tomorrow.
TurnE arc five feet wnter in the channel of
the Ohio river here, and rising. There were no
arrivals yesterday except the regular packets
CRY CouxclL.-Council nctat o'clock, and
the Mayor being absent, on motion Mr.. Eitz-
hugh was called to the chair.
The proceedings of the last meeting were read
and approved.
relating to The proposed improvements, was read
and the resolutions taken up separately.
The irSt resolution were read and the ayes
and noes were called for, after which spirited
debate took place.
The resolution was as follows:
Resoired, That the Superintendent of Water
Works be instructed to contract with MessTs.
Hobbs, Taylor Co, for new chimneys for the
flue boilers provided that the whole expense of
boilers, chimneys, setting mp, &C., does not cx-
coed 81 $40, and that the whole can be done on
IL months credit
The resolution was indefinitely postponed.
The water rent Of Grincle I.ashley was re-
duced to $50.
| reduced to $50.
4 report was read from the committee on
Accounts, recommending the payment of large
number OF bills. They were ordered TO he paid
with the exception of IL gas bill for the City
Hall.
The resignation Of Thos. j. Garden, from the
LIST Ward was accepted.
The petition of 9. Hess was referred to Com-
mittee on Streets and Alleys, with power to act
The petition of j. c. Acheson for the laying
water pipes to the Machine shops of the Hemp
field Railroad Company. The order passed by
a former council in relation thereto was ordered
to be carried into effect with the conditions at
tached thereto, as TO rent, DC.
Petition Of A. II. Herr, laid on the table.
The report of the Street Commissioner rec
commended the appropriation of 1898, for re-
pairs of streets and alleys. He asked Tor an
appropriation of 1923, which was granted.
i Mr.. Pannel moved the adoption Of that part
4 of the report relative to improvement OF Main
street. from Jefferson street to Jonatlan's Gut
Mr.. Clayton moved to lay on the table.
Il 4Thcayes and noes were called and resulted as
follows: Ayes 4; nues II.
1 The report of the Street Commissioner was
adopted.
Mr.. Hubbard moved to take up that part of
the report relative to the laying of water pipe
on the alley from First to Second streets, centre
Wheeling. Adopted
Onmotion, the Council adjourned till We'd
Inesday evening.
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Rannoval.

rNr nb,eibr tstes pleasure in informing Tie public
IN eeuerai and his customers ana
,bst =, j5tssd s to IiisioVE his heavy and
EnShionabIe stock Of q S SI.l iSl,..,,.
n, the s,,a rIo,fT room NO. 81 Main street.
Iss as.11Td nv A. Pollock, and two doors esloS
IfothsTs Dry dood store, 70 when 80 ~ 80 ~
April mh1Sl 'aSVn . go =