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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-11
The Liuleues. OF Loyal" Greatness.

The Littieues. of "Lo,al' Greatness
One of the smallest things we have
ever heard of, was BoREMAN's demand
for the removal Of J. c. WALKER from
his Clerkship in the Treasury Depart
ment at Washington. Mr.. WALKER, as
the account of the transaction elsewhere
printed intimates, was at one time
editor of paper in Parkersburg, the
Gazette, we believe. During his connec-
tion with that paper, FOREMAN con-
tends that Mr.. WALKER printed divers
and sundry criticisms upon the course
of himself as Governor. On this ground
and no other FOREMAN has deprived
WALKER of a little clerkship by which
he earned a support for himself and
family.
We are informed by these who were
constant readers of the Gazette under
Mr.. WALKERS management that it was
one of the mildest and best tempered
papers in the State, and contained moth
ing personally offensive either to the
Governor or anybody else. The infer
ence then is that FOREMAN has. made
a fancied insult the basis of his action,
or that he invented the pretext upon
which he acted. AtaDy rate, a harmless
and deserving man, upon whom fam
lily depend for support, has been de-
prived of his subsistence to crafty the
malice of a man whose position ought
to have placed him above the littleness
of personal enmity he has manifested.
When United States Senator uses his
position to carry cut his personal spites,
in as small manner as this, he richly
earns the contempt that, somehow or
other, the people are fast learning to
cherish for our late Governor.
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For Sale by ALI Druggists

and by dealers in Medicines everywhere.
yl3Tu, II. .Sat.vsov
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Trains on the Main Line make connections
at Baltimore with tra!Es for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. At Relay House, VIA Wash
ingtOn CITY fOr all points South.
Ceptral Ohio trains make diI ect connection AZ
Columbus for all points WCst and Northwest.
Tickets TO all principal points Cal be procured
At the office.
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
T. I. DEVRIRS,
myIU General gent Whe-lirg
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS

Is composed of the pure juices Tor, as they are
incidentally termed, EItractS) Of Roots, Herbs,
and Barks, making a preparation highly cen.
ceutrated, and entirely free JrOn1 alcoholic Gd.
MIXTURE of anu kind
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HOTELS.
SWAMI HOUSE.

PARKERSBURG, w. VA,
V'HR ONLY COMMODIOUs AND
i tirst.class Hotel In the city.
nOv3Oly j. WM DENT Propristor
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Hon. James Thompson,
Judge of the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA. April ,, 1850.
I consider "Hoohand's German Bitters a
raI,ldLLs medicine in case of attacks Of I2diges-
tion or Dyspepsia. l can certify this from my
experience Of it.
Yoars, With respect,
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The Whole Supreme Court of
Pennsylvania Speak for
these Remedies.

WHO WOULD ASK F'R MORE STRONGER
DIGSIFIED TEsTIxoSYl
Hon. Geo. ". Woodudrd,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Penn.
sylvania writes:
PHILADELPHIA, March l6, ls67.
I find "HooAaRd's Ger ~ man Bitters' is a
good tonic useful in dis ~ eases OF the digest.
i've organs and of great benefit in cases Of debil.
itv. and want of nervous action in the system.
Yours, truly, GEO. W. WOODWARD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23

HAIR JEwELRY.-oxtoby & Dnffield
jewelers., 104 Market street, below Nc
Lure House, have made special ar.
rangements with one OF the finest
houses in New York to have ornamen.
tai hair work done to order, and they
can, on three or four days notice, have
braidIng executed In the nealest style
OF the art. A specimen book contain.
ing au almost endless variety OF styles
can beseen at our store. Relatives and
friends who have preserved locks Of
hair once worn by departed loved ones
and all others who may desire 10 have
hair jewelry finished in the best style,
will do we'll TO leave orders at oxtoby
& Dulleld's Jewelry Store.
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PoLIoE COURT. = Monday morning
brought with II a large crowd OF speCta.
tors at the Police Court, and u faIr av-
erage docket. The following are the
cases disposed Of: jeff. Davis, cOlored,
charged with creating tumult and dis
order In front OF the Grant House, last
Saturday, "a most aggravated case and
richly deserving severer pu nlshment, J
ten dollars and costs; William Taylor,
"quiet drunk" one dollar and costs;
Jesse Gatwood, "serene" drunk, one
dollar and costs; John Ready, an old
offender, tumult and disorder, five doll
lars and costs. 4.st
Great confusion was created In the
Court room while the trial OF JEFF. Da-
Wis was in progress, by the escape OF
three prisoners who were being escorted
by the officers before Judge Johnston
Just as they enteredthe door, following
the policemen, they discovered the ma
ture Of the place to which they werabe.
Ing brought, and quickly turned and
fled. The officers and all In the Court
room started In pursuit, and soon re-
captured the parties.
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RIVER NEws.-A fair average days
business was done on the landing, YES.
Ierday. The SallIe took her departure
after receiving some freight here. The
Express leit for ParkerBburg with n
moderate trip. The local packets were
on hand as usual. ....
The present rise In the river is at an
end, unless the rain OF last night ex-
tended up TO the mountains. At dark,
last evening, the marks indicated seven
feet-showIng decline OF one inch
from the hIghes! point reached.
From our Cincinnati exchanges OF
yesterday we take the following:
The river rose inches In the 4s hours
ending at 0 O'Clock last evening, when
there were feet OF water In the chan
mel, by the metal marks at the Water
Works.
The Liberty No. 4 and two barges
left for Wheeling Saturday to load for
New Orleans.
Captain John R. Booth has gone to
Wheeling.
A state room OF the steamer Rich.
mond was entered on Tuesday niRh,
above VlCksburg, and $4,000 worth OF
diamonds belonging 10 a lady passen-
ger stolen.
A dispatch from Pittsburgh says.
Steamboat stock ls held with more
tenaclty here than for several years,
and parties coming here to buy cheap
will be disappointed. There are mbre
buyers than sellers, and the number Of
Plttsburgh boats is unusually small,
The Leonldas left Memphis Saturday
with $50 bales cotton for Cincinnati,
The Lorena broke her supply pipe
above New Orleans, and returned 10
that city Friday night for repairs.
Included In the down trip OF the St.
Marys, Saturday, were $40 hogs.
The PhWnix, little boat built al
Pittsburgh for some OF the Southern
bayous, arrived here Friday and laid
up for repairs, having broken some
part OF her machinery coming down,
She draws s inches light, can carry lOC
tons, and has capacity for slowing 800
bales Of cotton. She Ia ITO feet long, IL
feet wide, and her hold Is 30 inches
deep; has one boiler, and an engine
with u finch cylinder and % inches
stroke. The Phenix Is owned and
commanded by Captains George and
VIM. Baker, formerly OF the Sherman,
We heard yesterday that the Matches
broke a cylinder on her recent trial
trip.
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A SOLVENT AND PROMPT TAX PAYING
COMMUNICATING learn from General
kelley's office that the annual list Of
special and income taxes assessed in
the First District OF West Virginia,
amounting 10 over $4,000, has nearly
all been collected and deposited In the
First National Bank, 10 the credit of
the Secretary oil the United States
Treasury; that the collector has asked
an abatement OF The small sum Of 500
only, as uucollectable. which Is only a
little In excess Of one quarter OF one
per cent on the assessment. We are
also advised that upon all the lists
now in the hands OF collectors, there Is
LEES than $1,000 yet uucollected.
We venture the assertion that there
Is not another district In the United
States where the annual and monthly
assessments OF taxes have been more
eheerfnlly and promptly paid. This Is
certainly an evidence OF the general
prosperity OF our city, and the adjoIn.
Ing counties embraced In the district,
It also speaks well for the energy and
industry Of tho Collector and his depu-
tics. - ~
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THE PEAK FAMILY BELL RGNaERs.-
Turner Hall was crowded in every part
last evening to welcome the veteran
Swiss Bell Ringers, Mr.. William Peak,
and his rare combination Of artists
Notwithstanding Mr.. Peak continues
to wax In years, his touch Is as accurate
as ever and the manner In which his
wife and son, together with Miss Katie
Hutchinson aud Mr.. Lavake hantlle
the "chImes," fills the audience with
wonder, alike at the tones enyoked
and at the dexterIty displayed. Indeed,
we regard this as a remarkable illus.
trStion OF what perseverance and prac-
tlce can accomplish. The harp solos,
BY Mr.. Whitcomb, were an exquisite
feature, ~ were also the ballads, by
Miss Hutchinson and Layaks. Mr..
Jeppe's comic illustrations were an i'm.
mense sucCess-the latter receiving the
most enthusiastic encores. They will
appear again Tonight. M...
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-Thls Court met yes
terday morning at 0 o'clock, pursuant
to adiournment,and, excepting recess
OF an hour or two about meridian, re,
mained In session until late In the
evening.
The following cases were continued
until next term: Miller Us. RobInson
Armstrong Us. Burkham's admInIstra-
tor; ScheIl Us. same; Reed VS. Burk.
ham; Robertson Us. Templeton; Robert
son Us, Miller; Peck Us. Pratt.
The case OF Loring, comm issIoner
&C., Us. Goshorn et al, was dismissed.
A Jury was empannslled In the cast
OF GRrrison's Administrator ". Thorn.
burg, and the Investigation occupied
u considerable portion OF the day. Gen,
eral Wheat closed for the plaintiff
about Eve O'Clock, when the jury retired
10 their room 10 deliberate. They had
not returned at the hour we left the
Court room. u,.r
Adjourned until 8 O'Clock this morn
Ing. .f.- ...# .nI000-
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ARRESTED FOR WATCH srEALGNa.-
Yesterday the officers succeeded in
picking up: one Robert Richardson,
alias Richie, who Is charged with
stealing watch belonging to a guest
at the Pemberton House. We were
told that Richie and two others occu
pied room at the hotel mentioned
aud a few mornings since one OF The
parties discovered that his watch was
gone. Richie will have an examina,
ton TO day. nt .. F..
1t will be remembered that this
fellow was up before Judge John.
ston not long since, on the charge
Of stealing lot Of plums. How the
matter was disposed OF we do not re.
collect, but his punishment for that
offence does not seem to have had any
refornatory effect on him. He will
yet do the State some service At
Moundsville unless be takes hImsell
up In his thieving career.
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A WASTE OF SWEETNESS THAT
OUGHT TO DE STorPED.-The Cologne
mandatory was In operation again
last evening, and in consequence this
section Of the city was treated to anoth-
er lnstalment OF odors not from "Araby
the blest." The origin OF these mys.
terious smells has been discovered ;
and since we have alluded TO them
once or twice It seems no more than
fair the discovery should be communi-
Gated to the public. A reliable GENTLE
man who set himself to investigate the
matter says he has discovered an inva-
riable and remarkable coincidence be.
tween their prevalence and the semi
occasional evening round OF our local
friend Of the Register In this q uarter OF
the city. The fact that the prevailing
odor resembles benzlne Is strongly con.
firmatory Of our frlend's theory.
Full many flower ls born 10 blush unseen
Aud waste It's sweetness on the desert air."
We only wish there were more.
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For Rent.

mn FINE BTORE.ROOM AND DWELL.
| Ing corner Main and Webster streets,
~ dry goods store. This IL the best NJ.
ranged building In tho city, suitable for q
iirsi.cIaR retail business. Sufficient Ghelv.
Ing and counters for any business. Heated
with furnace. Iwlll rent the whole house
10 ono party, or divide II into stores, each 20
hy 70 feet with We large rooms for dwelling.
Separate wash house. Hot and cold water
IN second and third stories, also wafer clos
cts. Possession can be had December lst,
For particulars enquire on the premises, or
Rt my residence on Market alley, west OF
MRln street.
nOYlB.tE n, HEYMAN.
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TRANSMISSION OF MAIL NATTER
Tbs Post-oflice Department has recent.
ly decided tina: Communication may
be sent outside the mail, II inClosed In
stamped envelopes land being equal in
value and amount In rates OF postage
to which such letters would be liable II
sent by matD and properly sealed, 80
that such letters cannot be taken there.
from without tearing or destroying
ouch envelope; and 1t Is not required
that such letters and envelopes be hand
ed TO the Postmaster at the point OF d0s'
tination. 1t is the duty Of route agents
to receive letters written after the mail
is closed, and all way letters prepaid
by stamps" ...
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FREdHTENED.-Esqr. Schultz walked
up little fellow who was Offering the
good people OF South Wheeling his
goods, wares and merchandise, at "del
lowest br!ces." suspecting that he had
no license, II demand was made on this
merchant OF the pack TO exhibit his
authority for carrying on business from
house 10 house. He quickly answered
that he bad the papers but bad left
them up in the city, and at once left for
them in custody OF an officer. What
the result was we did no. ascertain, but
that there was one frightened peddler
in town, yesterday, you may be As'
sured.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY. - Suuda y
night an attempt was made 10 burgla.
rizs the drug store Of ]. l.. s. Hall, on
the Island. The thief or thieves were
bold In their operations. It was not
later than eight o'clock when the as.
sault was made on the establishment
by breaking outH pane OF glass in the
door which gave them access to the
lock and bolt. Al this stage OF the pro.
ceedIngs the operators evidently be-
came alarmed and fed, as no further
demonstrations were made.
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8uE Salt.
FOUR FARMS
PUBLIC SALE
iINHE UNDERSIGNED DESIGNING TO
l. remove West, Oilers At public sale, on

l. remove West, Oilers At public sale, on
Thursday, December Id, 1850.
Al 10 o'clock A. NJ, tile old and we'll known
Farm OF VIM. BOgHs, deceased. Said Farm
II Aitnaleu four miles east OF Wheeling, and
ono mile nom the National Road, and con-
lAlhs about two hundred and ninety -fouT
acres. II Ii In high state or cultivation,
well wRtered, nearly all tllIAble, and the soil
Ut the Richest quality InOhlo county and well
ndAptOd for farming, grazing, or dairy pur-
rke'. 10 suit purchasers the farm will be
sold az a whole, or In the following parcels !:
Lot No. containing a acres. On this lot
II "a large and comfortable house, the resi-.
hDnce OF VIM. J. BoggS, q new and cOmmo-
ulOuB Horse stable with basement for Cows,
aud the half OF large Barn, 90 feet by So,
with basement for sheep and Cattle. There
IL also, a new Orchard OF choice fruit with
several bearing trees. Lot No, 2 containing
III acres. On this lot there has recently
hS erected, "a new dwelling house, (the
r0,ldence OF u. 3. Bogg4,l with all necessary
0ut.buildlnRs. The house Ii cOmmodiouN,
neatly finished and In every respect, well
calculated for farm house. There Is also,
nne Tenant House, the half OF the RioTemen-
Toned Barn, one bearing Orchard, and q
new Orchard OF the choicest selections OF
Ffuit, Apples, Pears, PEACHES, 90.
LUS No. s aud !, containing reSpecti yely,
81 and ~ acres OF choice land, well watered,
with sufficient timber, but Without build.
Tugs. SAID lots lie about 10 rods from the
county road, 10 which easy access is given By
II reserved road, III shown on the plat.
Said farms are OF easy access from the Ma.
tlonal Road; less than 4 OF a mile IRON a
mine Of the best quality OF coal, and but a
short distance frUn u new school house.
The nel9hbOrhOOd In which the farms are
situated cannot DU eXcelled In LIS moral aud
social qualities, and IN every respect Is dc.
HlrHOie.
I'lats Of tho said farms eau DO seen al tho
Office OF James p. Rogers. ESQ Wheeling,
anu the undersigned VIII SHOW purchRs0B
over the land ut any time prior 10 the day
VI sale.
IERAs OF SALE.-One.third cash, and The
balance III one, Two and three years, with
per cent Interest, payable annually; notes
iof back payments W be secured by Deed OF
Trust. W. J, R0GGS,
, b. b, BUGGB.
WM: 4. STEELE, AuctIoneer.
nnulk.l NulAl
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THE BERGER FAMnY.-Our lovers oil
bell music should not forget that this
justly celebrated troupe will give two
entertainments this week in Washing
ton Hall-Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. Wherever they have ap.
peared they have been enthusiastically
received. In two or more places they
have been compelled to give two enter.
taInments in one evening, so great was
the desire Of the people to hear them,
Sol. Smith Russell, the greatest humor.
ist Of the day, Is connected with the
troupe. Go and hear him.
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A UNIVERSAL REMEDY.-'BrOwn'S
Bronchial IToches' for Coughs, Colds,
and Bronchial affections, now stand
the first In public favor and confidence;
this resulthas been acquired by u test Of
many years. Their merits and exten.
slve use have caused the Troches to be
counterfeited, and we would caution
purchasers to be on their guard against
worthless limitations.
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THERE appears to be great excite.
ment about Boots and Shoes being sold
SO very low by the Hubbard Bros. They
want to close them out as soon as pos
sible, as they want the room for furni.
ture, oil cloths, carpets, &c., now re-
celving,
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By RENTING, and applying the rents
to the purchase, every one can become
the owner Of first class Wheeler d
Wilson Sewing Machine. VIM: Sum-
ner & Co., Agents, No. 80 Monroe street,
Wheeling.
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THE PORCELAIN PlorURE.-Nolhing
can be nicer for Christmas present tc
Q friend than those beautiful Porcelain
Pictures, made at Partridge's. Call
early. See a card proof and have them
printed while tbs sun shines,
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To he INvEsTIaATBD.-JRcob schllch.
or. (how will that do for a name?) raised
disturbance at Washington Mills last
Sunday, and will have an examination
before E1qr. Schultz this afternoon, at
hali-past two O'Clock.
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GknGttelliaen
TUESDAY MORNING, Hov. 90.

CHANGE OF TlME.-Attention IS d..
rected 10 the change In the time table OF
the Hemp6eld Railroad, which goes
into effect next Monday, Goth inst. See
advertisement in another column.
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For Sale Chaan.

T AN DIRECTED TO SELL THE
/ three story building on Zane street, east
ul Seventh, which Ia at present occupied by
mr. ThOd. Downs ~ a Grocery store and
dwelling. The house containG7 rooms be-
nluta the store room, and has q front on
Zane street Of about 70 feet. This IL good
nuSl utsis stand, and will be sold cheap. Pos
session any time.
THOMAS O'BRlEN,
Heal Estate Agent,
ONCE, Market b., near custom House.
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CoMING.-Mr. G. q. Chase, business
agent Of WAd, Barney & Macs Min.
streIs, sends us note informing US
that this burlesque opera troupe will
be In our city In few days. Look out
for fun.
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BLEACHED Table Linen yards Wide,
worth 81 Is, to be closed out at 81 90;
Canbrics 10 yards for SlOO; White
Demlt Flannel e yard wide, worth 40
cts, to be sold at Is Cts, at Hubbard
Bros. ..N
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| AFFAIR trial will convince the most
skeptical that the Weed is the best
Sewing Machine In use. Sold on the
lease plan, SIS cash and Ten dollars
per month. Sslesroom 100 Market St.
Sawlell Il Co. General Agents..
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CITY CoUNcEL.-An adjourned meet.
Ing OF the First Branch OF the City
Council will be held this evening. We
are not advised whether the Second
Branch will meet or not.
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LAUSDRY INDIGO BLuEIva BAG
Something new. Call and see 1t, at
Edmund Bookings and Booking Il
Carols Pharmacy. r......- 49,,
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The Fair at the Maryland Institute
one OF the most successful yet held
closed last evening. The Committee on
Sewing Machines awarded the follow.
ing premiums: l
Securing Machines. Weed Sewing
Machine Company, Gold Medal ;
Wheeler & Wilson, Silver Medal; Howe
sewing Machine Company, Silver
MEDIA. Front the Baltimore Son, Nov.
In, 1863
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ANEW lot Of Womens' and Mlsses'
foil Button Boots, Just received at Louis
v. Bonds, l07 Main street. .;I
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Now Ia your chance to secure bar.
gains In the Boots and Shoes. selling
of at cout, at James V. Bonds, l07
Main street, ....r..
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MEMS best Kip Boots, worth 81, so for
A,0O. at Louis V. Blends, lO7 Main
street, corner Sprlgg Alley.
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For Rent.

M ELODEON HALL. NOW OCCUPIED
ln by tho Good TemplRrs. Possession lst
same. Also two largo finished rooms on
INT and second floors; entrance same AZ 10
lnlelllROnCer Office. lInmediAt 0 possession,
or lSt Of April next. Apply 70
nuvl2.lm WM, l., McAFEE.
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LOGAN, List .S Co., are agents for the
Macedonian OIL. Wherever used this
medicine has given universal satisiac.
ton. Give It a trial.
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GREAT reduction in the prices OF
Boots and Shoes at Louis V. Blond's,
l07 Main street. --.
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RUSTIC PHoTOaRAPHs.-PartrldEe lis
making the finest Rustic PictlTeS In the
city, and has the beat light west Of the
AlleghAnles. .... .-.. ..t. .....
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AUCTION SALE Of clothing this even.
Ing at 7 +. N, at Geo. G. Wlckham's
auction rooms.
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For Rent or Sale.

IINHE DAIRY FARM, LATELY OWNED
by z. Jacob. deceased, on CaIdWellH
Run, for rent or sale.
enquire At tho law once OF
A. ]. CLARKE,
OctH.Li Cor. Fourth and MOnIoe Hts