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Ready-Made Clothing,

And VIC are selling these goods ~ low ~ any
9TH house IN the trade, without any exception.
we arc allie 20 offer SUPERIOR INDUCE.
MEMS ~ partiU, IN need Of goods In our lino
We shall spar no pains TO maintain our rcpu.
taticn for keeping Ele largest finest and cheap.
est stock Of goods In our line IN the city 10
which we invite the attention Of CLOSE BUY.
ERS. We buy exclusively for Cash.
lYrSpecial attention given TO the flling %,
orders.
UNIFORM SUITS
Made 10 order on short notice
my96m AN. ADAMS K e.,
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JESSE Il. MEu.l.06,

No i3y Main strcst,
sole Agent for WIN. Knabe ~ Go Pianos, aud
Mason & Hamlin's Cabinet Prs
my25
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DEFUNCT.-His many friends in this
city and elsewhere, particularly among
the boatmen on the Ohio, will hear
with deep regret of the decease of Will
liam Yellow Cat, who departed this life
yesterday morning. He had long been
connected with the different firms who
have carried on business at the Boat
Store, on the corner of Monroe and Wa
ter streets. Since Booth, Battelle & Co.,
came into the possession of the estab1,
lishment he has beena an honorary mem
Der of the firm, and had conducted HIM
self in the most dignified and becoming
manner. During his residence at Boat
store corner, he had formed a very ex-
tensive and intimate acquaintance
among the river men, and was a great
favorite with all who knew him. He
was a cat of many virtues, his faults
were few and not remembered. He
was not of a rowing disposition, but do
lnestic in his habits, confirming himself
to the duties of his Office. He had a
great aversion to wharf rats who were
compelled to keep at respectable dis
lance to avoid williams finger
nails, which were remarkable for
their superior scratching qualities.
Oflate the infirmities peculiar to old
age, began to have visible effect upon
his naturally robust constitution, but
still he continued Mt his post, and rheu-
matte pains were not able to disturb his
affability. On Monday night he retired
to the cellar, and there all alone in the
darkness of the night, shuffied off this
mortal coil, and departed for the land
where all good cats go. In the early
morning Nick, an employee i'll the
store, and particular friend of VIII
liams found that he had expired, and
reported the facts to the firn.I After
due reflection it was decided it would be
best to commit the remains to wntery
grave, and Nick was requested to de-
posit them in the Ohio. Nick replied
by saying, "No not put him in the
river. no put Bill in the river if you
give me twenty-five dollars" So other
parties had to perform the funeral SER
vice for poor Bill.
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DIR. T. j. KIsNRRr

HIENDERS HIS THANKSTO ALL THOSE
i who have favored him with their Comm
dence and patronage, and would inform his
friends and the people generally, that he Will
the epmlrB year, occupy ltlig Old ndIdeS on Sd
street, hlinF REED q ISraf6 i3rhpSSto Centre
iNheeEig, viva, where he NAV he f6nsult-
ed In reference to their disease, the nature and
character Of which the Doctor Is able at an
times, and under all circumstances to describe
and to assure of the probable result and 1ura-
ton of treatment He practices the Eclectic
System OF Medicine, using mild but effective
remedies, supporting instead OF depressinq
the Vital Powers. The medicines used IN
him are prepared and put I'M In his own
,dfaceS BeEldbg the Treatment SbfaA S|IEa Dis
eases, DIR. Kisner will give his attention 10 the
treatment of all varieties of Chronic disease.
That scourge of the human race ScrofJlln In
all It's varied FORMS viz: Purulent DischnrPes
fboEnftlIaa Rd1y sd pneVhdehE among children,
Purulent Opihalmia, OZenR, Enlarged Glhnds'
alterations, Cancers and all Varitles of Skin
Diseases, viii receive his special attention.
Diseases of the Throat, Lung and Heart! I,iy-
er Complaints DfaFTllGa, DySentery and Piles
Diseases of the Urinary Organs, Syphilis tSF..
Nervous and Spinal Affections Epilensy
rheumatism md Paralysis, Diseases of Fee
males, Dyemenorrhea, Leucorrhea ProlapSus
Utert, End all PalGful Irregularities I'M Ser-
yopS BlseaseS 10 fRil ichs theF sabe Subject, he
treats sTiccc8sfI e Treatment al t7TiIT-
DREN will receive the same attention MS here
toIore. All consultations and conmunica-
tons strictly confidential, and will receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheerfully an.
swered. Office hours from 8 to IA A. NJ / Ia
anu To- r. NJ. 1un2
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MUNICIPAL CouRT.-Y Yesterday Judge
Good having some little business tran
snctions with the following parties, dis
patched his aids with invitations for
tho gentlemen to attend at his office.
They all responded promptly, and an
amicable adjustment of accounts was
soon effected. Edward Plows had been
indulging ina bit of a shindy, and found
that he was indebted to the city to the
amount of $40. There was also n small
bill of costs. He handed over the cash
and departed.
Constantine Wagner, for being pugna-
ctous, paid 81 and costs. Conrad De-
vour had been behaving very badly
assaulted and abused Mrs. Devour.
He was charged five dollars and costs
for this innocent recreation, and was
also required to give security for his
future good behavior, in default of
which he was committed to Jail.
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FrRENIESSs' PIc-SIc.-Thc Independ-
ent Fire Company will have a grand
Basket Picnic at Locust Grove on next
Saturday, to which, the publicgenerally
arc invited. T. t. Cockayne's string
band has been engaged for the occa-
sion. The boys belonging to the fire
department know how to get up such
affairs, and those who attend may be
sure of a merry time. We, therefore.
say to all who love innocent enjoyment
go to the picnic on next Saturday.
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WHEELING is famous for her manu-
facturies of Iron, Glass and the Excel
sior Baking Poi0der. The last is now a
great family Institution! We are send
ing it north, south, east and west! 1t
makes light bread and light hearts
wherever it goes. a. .f.1ra SOD" IT,.
Manufactured and sold by T.. IT. Lo-
gan, & Co., and Logan, List q Co.
Wholesale and retail druggists, Wheel
ing. rIfa3I uEr aug.l-Tvd&w:
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!. % q a.,5RECEIvtERl,s,SALE
y q. ffF-.-sr.,sssI,s oEiHIGiGIC oS
Valuable M achinBrBd
Observation-Disclosures IIIl7T
Old Dominion Pork House and Dis.
tttIIeEE, i'm East EEleeIine,h pa


Old Dominion POrIC House and Dis
ttHeEy, i'm East &heeltnEsh .g9iI
CONSISTING of Engines Boilers, Iron
I Steam Tanks for Rendering Lard, Large
Alcohol CopDer Still and Column. Pork Pack
ing FiSture5 two runs Of Burr Sfiil StoneS,l
with all the necessary mill gearing, Stock
and Beam Scales, HOppers, &c, &C., IL
West Hfrptntd. Ohio C6uhts| Circuit Cottrt, Nay
Term, 1886, IN C.dnceIlL Lo1I
Ps Sane q q me srS SeL 4 q Es1 o.
Michael Herr. IiieweiiSfi Il. Barry as TFnss
tee and in his own right; Joiin Herr, James
AcneSon' sterllng anu a. l 81
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BETHANY CoI1.EoE.-The Board of
Trustees of this institution have
changed the annual commencement
day Hereafter it will be on the last
Ihnrsday of June. instead of the 4tll of
July as heretofore. This change was
induced blythe fnct that many members
of the Board find it inconvenient ~. nm
pleasant to be absent from their bomoo
on the day of national celebration Tho
Institution reports encouraging pros
poets for the future.
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NOTICE To TEAcHERs.-Those who
expect to apply for situations MS teach
ers in the public schools will do well to
read the advertisement of the Superin-
tendent, which is published in another
column, as none will be employed who
have not received the proper CERTIFICATE.
The examination takes place on We'd
nosdny, the 10th inst, ut the Hall of
thel1ouse of Delegates. No. other ex-
animation will be held previous to the
opening of the schools in September.
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W. va. Business CoIleoe

Looated at Hoslibrooksl Building. No lis1l
Main Street, Wheeling, ". Pa, = ~
ENORATEREYC CONDUCTED ~ Er,rry,Y
II LOCK, now under the management If
"! SrSor, will resume its next sessiont5n Inc
~ OI august, 1855. The Rlme libernl and
SCIENTIFIC course OF Instruction as herefoSoTa
80 SnccesSt ully pursued, Is now pursued Nv lie
PIt5enL successor, in imparting knowietIoe
u u housekeeping, PGnnanshIpr and PolIfiS5I
economy In addition, there will la GiSeI'
~ on the subject Of Physiology, show
my "a Pollheo-economfcal sense the {nEIis
Psey1Sdote necessity of a knowledge Of the Ioyvs
u neolth IN the struggle for success and nra
eiInlnenee In business. There will also be cffaT
~, 70 20 young ladies and gentlemen deSifous or
anu anu Sngltsh literature, and any of the sri
e eIIIGiSs, an afternoon school, nom mast /
JSt4-in I'm. 4. ss,l.I . w. PRYOR.
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CITY CouScIL.-The regular monthly
meeting of the City Council should have
been held last evening, but few; MEM
bers were present in either branch, and
ut half past eight o'clock those in atten-
dance We're compelled to adjourn for tho
want of quorum. There are some of
the members that are scarcely ever
found in their seats, while others stray
gle in at a very late hour, thus taxing
the time and patience ofthose members
who endeavor to discharge their duties.
Wehold that no man should consent to
hold seat in the Council unless he in
tends to discharge the duties incumbent
upon him as member.
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LEaAL.-In our report of the decision
Of the Supreme Court in the case of
Charles Wells, we stated that the Court
had sustained the points raised by the
prisoners counsel. In this it appears
we were not altogether correct, MS we
understand that the correctness of the
record was sustained, and the right to
prove the absence of witness by parol
testimony, was also, admitted by the
Court. The prisoner was discharged
because the evidence did not show posi-
lively that summons had been served
on the witness at certain term of the
Circuit Court, neither could the witness
say positively If she was prevented by
sickness from attending ut that particu-
lar term, or if the summons had been
served, This, we understand, was the
true grounds of the decision as render,
ed by the Court.
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.aG.I 3. gCALDWEIIIEl

"a TIQRfSEY FOR ALLEjMI
rs Ohice-AIelodeon Building, rooms form:
ry.occnPied by GaldwelF q Boyd, opposite
Bank OF wheeling, (up Stairsl.) -. -
: ttEFERETNCES:LHts EXcelleney Al. /. Bore
man, Goyefnorof WestVIrginIh! +. r. Peir-
rptnt, Adjptapt General of West Virginia s.
BraaY Gnshie tMerchantsi and Nechanics'
Bank. ID. e. List, Cashier Bank of WheelinQ
mh7- 6IpdtW&w IEGa EHI ~
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.@duufaatf6nai,
ii ST.. ViNcENRss
CLASH cal & Melrc camille College
WHEELING,W w. va.

BISHOP WHELAN,T TRUSTS THAT THE
ID success of his efforts In behalf OF female
education win recommend at once to the
favor of the public this Institution for boys
and young men, which he hopes to make NIL
that is desirable as q school for YOUTH.
Tic modern, languages Will be. taught by
gentlemen to whom they are jyern8 ftlllr. and
Portunities Of learning IS. practice aiild con-
YeTsation. II is intended to provide such
instTum mem and apparatgs 9s may elueid9te
ural Philosophy, Chemistry, Surveying and
Engineering. Tie department of Book-llcep-
ing and PenmanShip will he Superintended
by an eminent accOuntanL ,iagJ IL
The school VIII be open to the public, but
only Catholics will be. received as boanlers,
unless for special reasons exception be made.
Tho discipline will, he strict, and be enforced
by the dismissal the insuhnrdinate.
Pnlyment viii alEasy be required IN adrdnce;
orboaTtefS for Tie haif-sessi bn: and lie fig-
nres below indicate the Observation-Disclosures
TERMS IF nom tile neglect OF parents or
other causes payment is delayed, an addition
Of ten per cent to the cnSh prices will constI-
tute the regular charges OF the College. No
moVal when quarter or halfseSSiOn llaS
been commenced, except In case of sickness
t.E,i TERMS: (wIIEN PAID INADvANCR)
Board; including lights, fuel, bed and
bedding, for the scholastic year of44
Washing and nieniing linen i 90
Haii-boardtng per week l 90
Medical attendance per quarter............T 50
Tuition I! 1st elSss per quarter, llweeks. 10 90
7 y" Sdist.u EEoat E1y1"lts u 2 M M
h.. x" 9TH a. "i.itd s1as" ii,.s 6,69
I" Is Fl, !: :. a i.ta'u.% 70 s % %
EXTRA CHARGES, PER QUARTER, WHEN PAID
IN ApvANCE) 49,
French, German, italian or Spanish, per
quar- eflc,.. 90
Drawing. per quarter! -. ILL. o 90
d plratu per quart 30
-, N slisif atl Masters charges. u Z;
day in September. Applications may be ad-
dressed to Rev. A. LoaZe, at the Cathedral.
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wCURE wARRANTED9u
CORRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
"bB-C6u jor Circular describing ali symptoms.
SYMPTOMS:

SSoF CATARRH AS
they generally appear are at first very
slight. Persons find they have cold, TINT
they have frequent attacks, and IRE more
sensitive TO the changes of temperature. In
this condition, tie nose may be dry, or n slight
discharge, thin and ncrid, afterwards becOm-
Ing thick and adhesive. AS the disease be-
comes chronic, the discharges are increased In
thiclksapl hepVY, and nre hRwlIed or ooughed
Qtfs q llet eGreu onsaFe Offensive, causing a had
breath; the voice is thick and nasal, the ewes
are weak: the sense of the smell Is leSSened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important SYMPTOM OF
G4taErl Is that the person Is obliged to clear
mucous, which Inns fallen down from the herd
during the night. When this takes place the
person may be sure that his disease is on its
way to the lungs, and should lose no time in
arrrSting 1t. ~
The above are but few ofthe many Catarrh
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Valuable Lots for Sale.
Oh TITEGnAY n AIIrcs,IrtlI, 3, .reIn,E

:. - TUESDAY, AUGuST22 lSe5, \
A T T. THE EIlE; GoUIsT HOUSE, m THE CITY
a. NJ, the undersigned, rs Exeetitor Of :ToSn
Fol, having subdlvkled Square Nos nj the
corner Of Market and John streets, into Lots
suitable for building purposes, ~ III -
WILL SELL ATPUBLIC AUCTION
Four Lots fronting % Feeteael, NJ, To,,, Istr,St
anu extending 100 feet in depth to an fIlIey IN
as follows: y e-eSe'
No. 8 fronting % feet on Market street
No. fronting y feet on Market street.
. a Plat OF the Subdivision can beseen nj tho
t ,6o9y OF the Post otice, or by application TO
TeFnS-On e-hRlf in cash, and the residue
IN four equal payments at six, twelve eipFiSl
teen and twenty-fotr months, with Interest,
seCt9rea ny deed oftrust on the property sold
at inc expense OF the purchaser or ali in CnSh
at his option. IT, y sS''t44
tn2s.td :. .1leifl B. NJ. EoFF.
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Residence for Sale

VaIuabIe Residence Tor Sale,
ON THE 22D DAY OF AUGUST 1875 7
~ will offer for public sale, Mt the Goriirt
House, in the city of Wheeling, the vnItaiie
residence OF the late John @, EofE on the
south east corner of Market street aud Mil
Alley, Centre Wheeling. e't
TERMS-One-third cash; balance in two
equal payments mt six and twelve months
with INTEREST," seouued by deed OF trust at the
expense of the purchaser, or all cash Mt his
optlon. (Ju3I-tdI WIN. q. EOFF. q
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&1Oki A MONTH, AGENTS WANTED
S q 81 Sg; t8 ti2ts9duse the i'm
chine, the only low priced machine In the
eopntFy which IS tfeeIaed by Grover 4 Baker,
" heeler q w ilson, Howe, Singer & Co., and
8achelder. Al other machines now sold for
less than forty d llars EACH are fnJringementS
al the seller and user are liable to zine and
l1itTLS0nnieIE,, salary and expenses; or large
sentJrec: Address SHAW "a CLARK
mayo-smd&ws j "a, -. Btdd eiorl, Maine
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-BorNp Lon KANAwnA.-Afterreturn

BOUND FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. returns
ing from the Picnic excursion to-day
the steamer Neiu State, Capt, John Me-
Lure, will leave for Kannwha river
Sheis new boat, very light draft, and
has most excellent aceommod ations.
Passengers for Kanawha cannot find a
better boat or more accommodating of
ficers. For cost OF passage and other
particulars, see advert sement in anoth-
er column. 81 u f4ld - "a ~
RIvER.-Yesterday evening the river
was swelling slowly with seven feet six
inches In the channel. The Potomac
left. for Cincinnati. with a heavy trip
the larger portion of her freight being
on government account. The elegant
packet. Ne,0 STATE, Capt. Mcclure, will
leave for the Kanawha this evening
The Linnie DrolUn will depart for Gin
cinati at 5 o'clock, p. M.
HARD TACK. old Hard, Tack is "A reg
ular camp follower; we always find
him following the tracks ofthe soldiers
While our armies were employed in the
east Hard Tack kept steadily marching
in that direction. Yesterday we no
ticed that he had changed his course
and was embarliing for Louisville
Good bye, old fellow, you are all right
in camp, butwe have no use for you
here.
PAY Youn INCOME TAx.-The collec-
tor of the internal revenue gives notice
that license and income tax assessed
for 1864 is now due, and unless. pay
ment is promptly made the penalty o.
the law will be enforced. Come, gen
tlemen, walk up to the Captains office
and settle those little bills, See adver
tisement. iy"sa-t
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Valuable Property for Sale,
10 a. IN AND NEAR l} -'a
Sardis, Monroe Co., Ohio.

ID ENG DESTROYS of changing my business
D offer for sale my vHluableproperty situat-
cd in and neAr the town OF SarlIs, comprising
n firm near Sartlis md one mile from the
Ohio river, containing one hundred and cigl-
ty acres, ninety acres of which are cleared and
under cultivation, with young orchard of
choice fruit trees. s-.I#- --iilt
4 farm near Sarlis, one and one quarter
milREfrOm the Ohio river containing I'D acres,
fifty ncreS of which are cleared, with young
orchard now bearing, containing four hum
dred trees, of apple, Ieachs plum and cherry
species. 49, g -lri,
Also, my large BRICK (steam) FLOUR
ING MILL, at Sardis, containing two run
of four feet burns: engine, u inch cylinder,
feet stroke. two double flued boilers This
Mill Is situated in tho midst of n fine grain.
growing region and now enjoying n fine pa
tronHge. 1t Is completely provided with all
modern improvements, and is in fine running
order.
In this property a rare opportunity is Of
fered to an enterprising man.
Also, three comfortable dwelling houses, in
one OF which now reside. r.
Two store houses. in one of which I am at
present doing business.
EDWIN IIORNBROOK,
aug9-lm SarIlis, Monroe Co., Ohio.
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Wheeling Female College
WHEELING, w. VA.

TNHIs INSTRUCTION, CHARTERED
l. with full collegiate powers in 1851 and
reeentlS4 reoEgapized under n new Board OF
Directors, will be opened MS a collegiate insti-
tute on the hrst "Wednesday In September
next The buildings are now being tho
roughly 1ef1tted and z newly Furnished
In the liberallty Of its arrangements, in the
extent and onprehensiYeneSs Of ia 'conrSe
OF study, In its methods or tuition and gov
eminent, and In the ability and experience or
IT'S Board OF et1on, tile public may rely
upon Its being a flrst-claSs seniinary.sil'f
having had many years experience in con-
the Eastern and Middle States / feel assured
t Iiai with tie liberal patronage ana The ear
nest eoIogeration Of tile citizens OF Wheeling
and Vicinity the College will soon be nble to
extend 70 young ladies all Tie facilities for an
accomplished education to Be found nutsid !
OF our eastern metropolitan cities. n \
ItanordHme the highest satisfaction to be
abts 10 announce the engagement of a corps
OF teachers Of distinguished ability, expe-
=. ANoRMAIS DEPARTMENT viii be Organized
AZ an early day, having especial reference 10
me preparation ofyoung ladies for'the bust
A. PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT will be
9nfi tI,5 Ior Sneh Misses as are too young to
The Institution will be conducted ,Tpon
LoteStantS Ibut NOT upon denomihhtionnl
Prlnc1pieSS the leading churches OF this yicini-
Y, the MethodtSt, the Presbyterian and the
tf5piseopaIian, being represented in the FacuI-
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SPECIAL No1TcE.4Htavfng TO be nbsent
rom rom the 18th inst to. Aug. 10th, application
dubbard, President, or to j. r iyyiIsnG E;r5 ~
secretary Board OF Directors. IA -, ivL0-tft''
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fur SALE. 57ruI -.
Valuable Real Estate for sale.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
r WILL OFFER ATtPRTVATE SALE
until .l1uz1sI dzbEfftf mon
. AaiiThuESdRy, August 1bs 1865, IL
the south forth ca partgof lot No. 126, with
the THREE<STORY ST0REIR96M ON the
HIne, situated on the east side of Market
Square in the second Ward; also the south
half OF lot No. 18S, situated on the east side
of Fourth street, Second Ward, together with
the dwelling thereon, containing seven rooms
and q Kitchen. IN case the property above
18th day of August next, / VIII, on that day
alto O'clock 6fferi the same az publ sale at
the front door of the Court House Of Ohio
county. 81 ~ fgn N.fFoIGHARDSOH.
nug4-tu ..----L ~. MT ..fr.I..ilI
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EXPENSES PER iQUARTER

,,L ITITIoN-First Preparations, ,Ss;, Second
Goilesiate, g; Junior, SD; Senior, SO %:
Latin, French, German, or otherlanguaee, s.:
a4peeIIl1enbal sciences 50 extra eaclI:ID Draw.
ing g; Painting in Oil $40; Pastel, sd: GRAY
on on, 9; MUSIC, on Piano, $40; Use OF fnstril-
e ~ N9cai Music $40; Fuel, al and Sd
: 4! Fuel and Lights, S.: Wishing.
81; weekly Ssz Board, from Monday to Friday
Bills both for ion and boS4i IN al,
s4lssS ~ the coTn1nene eInent OF the ouaFter-
sept. 6thi Nov. 18th, Feb. LIST and April 18Th.
T,,,,, o.. sos L. Q. LOOMS, Am. MIDI :
3 Guy ~ 4Saa. tntc .5E,i,t ~, President.
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z! = aII.ltlI I' AUCTION JOB,1 7i1l
GNENTS. HEAfMED LINEN HANDLER
" chiefs, at old prices. Two hundred and
-tifty' dozen IlatfieS' Linen ihandkerChiefs AZ
l215, 1871 and sc: lHandsome hemmeGi
stitched handkerchief at871Sc. I.fa ~ -
nyll =tfa = = ii lis. RHODES ID