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Rev. Augustine verot, Bishop of sayan-
nah, and Rev. Potter Dcfau, Vicar General,
LEFT Savannah, Georgia, on Saturday last, en-
route for Rome, to attend the Ecumenical
Council. ct
Ex-Governor Hahn, having returned to
New Orleans, Is again In the editorial chair
Of the Republican. -....l-,
The health Of Lucretia Mott Is said to be
rapidly falling. --r ..-. .
Miss Florence Flcld, daughter of David
Dudley Field, was married In New YORK, on
Tuesday, to Mr.. Daniel Wolf Bishop. Gen.
Sherman was among the guests at the we'd
ding. .. .-'. W.
Z Bismarck Is going to London.
John 8. Clarke talks of returning to Amer
lea. % s.. BEL, .-. - q.
Madame Anna Bishop Is up the Hudson,
rustlcating.
Tabbs Goss Is the name OF a colorcd man
who edits the Arka,ssds freeman, at Little
Rock. a. .--- 3.
DR.. Mary Walker has been addressing and
advising the school children In Cincinnati.
OF course they follow hcr-cspeciNl,y in the
street.
P.s. Gilmore, Of the Boston Peace Jubilee
fame, has had his bust taken, and IL Is now
proposed to have copy made In marble.
Here arc more "personals" TO be cor.
rected: p. 7. Barnum Ia mol going TO the
Sandwich Islands, "Doestlcks" Is not keep
ing grocery in Troy, and Rose Hersee Is
not going to leave from the Parcpa-Kosa
troupe. . ra %. ,....
d. johnson Barbour, of Orange county, Is
also named for the Virginia senItorhip.
Rev. Joseph 7. Duryca, pastor Of the
Ciasson Avenue Presbyterian church, Brook
Ign, Is In the city for a few days, and Is the
guest Of James 2. fusion, esq, $40 street.
DR.. s. B. Crew, of the Treasury Depart.
ment, left Washington yesterday for Bata-
via, Ohio, to engage In tho political CAM
paign. "''. o.'-
We are panied 10 learn Of the severe Illness
Of the estImable lady of lfou. Joseph >. VIII
son, Commissioner of tho General Land
onice. Mrs. Wilson's condition yesterday
was considered very critical.
Justice Clifford, of tue supreme Court, Is
In this city, and has taken his old rooms at
the National. "a "..t
Postmaster General creswtll Is expected
to return to tho city today.
Col. 8. 8. Fisher tho Commissioner oil
Paterts, returned yesterday from. q visit 10
the fair Of the American Institute in Now
York. "a ~. ,.nr s.-.,'.
CIV. Leech, ESQ.,, assistant 10 tho appoint
ment clerk Of the Post Office Department
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Wa have n strono bel,.f In ..ifu..-.,..s .,,,r,
.v,na,cat,on. ana -. :. .s-.,,,va .. 4.
iurv "A ono wal, a, mo MIA w'5y,S. ~, to,.
low that for purposcss of'.s,s. y,lnS;,ca,,on 90.
shorIa hofoni ~, Fu,. ,,.s .s-,.r,,,,. ~
scandal. IA aoe. noa fo,;o,. ~ {, ~, nn,,.
u,teranccs should be c,,.racCefi zcd Nv ofien.
Awe. ncr,oon.I ,bsmssnl I,rrsc. N - ..r,..
c,aI,v vh.n ~. ,,,,.,,.r.,, M.n,ssi ~.
in our own no,tv ana ,,fh,S' {,,sr nrd,s,,es ~
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apv un,us.,A,h,. nnn,,c 49, !. corlr,,,,.a
lei inyestlg.s,on have -ftso cosI,e. 'If'Yalse
ch.r... A. ororna,s.. IN, ,,or n, "a neon
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d.. ."~,., ~. 49, ~ $500 an,;.a,s
=. M. s,s.sa.. - as.Ssnr, -, !,
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pay' nv -, -.
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eee aiena'ioa auu uiss IL, "a
sn vu' iaAs' H.. ~.
no " NJ the expense Vi VI, o ", .4,.,.s,. =,
Nckiessiy sowing seeus "niIn "iii u,'' ~. -
produce Widesprcao ui'sen.iv., anu nu i.,s
sen-oes'rue''on. W no' oVe ~
eonceiI anu Pre'en1ou' o,aus W. -, 49,
everything before you 70 'ne u''e' u' a'''
nsure OF everybody eise' .., .,.,
foiiticai parties are not orBahiheo "uu
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THOSE FISLASDERs. - The Fins, who
were noticed in these columns yesterday,
were on their way to Alabama, where they
are 10 settle In a colony. They look healthy
and robust, as their Icy country would natu-
rally make themi and it lsan experiment
yet 10 be tested how they will endure and en-
Joy the transition from one extreme of eli
nate to another SO different but as they are
nm honest, industrious people, 1t Is to be hoped
they will flourish and prosper 10 their high
est expectation. b..
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CHIEF QuARHRNAsTER' OIPJCg,l
FoRr gIBsos, o, N. Sept, !, 1850. 4
Sealed proposals, In tIiplicate will be received
at this caiee, and a. he Office q the kssislant
QuArteTmAster, United States army, at Port Sill,
Indian Territory, until noon on Monday, October
4 1902 l9r the delivery at Fort Sill, Indian Ter:
L9OO. CORDS. OF WOOD,
All bids 70 furnish the above must befor sound,
meIehapIAbe hard wood, suRjest 70 the inspsstio on
q the otiser or agentof the United States feeeiy'
fhsright 70 reject any or ali bids Is reserved.
Delivery Of wood 70 commenc o on or before Mo-
yember Il, is6o, and q continue IN such 1qsaiir
uea as tho Post QuArtermAster at Fort Sill may
dIrfe. The whole q The wood eogtrasssd for W
be delivered by or before February 10. 1870 Az.
Psyment for one n, Of the amount contracted
fOr will be withheld until lbs contract Is allsa.
The usual conditions, which gan be aseenatned
e. this Yes or At the Ss hs A. e. M n9s
and blank forms Of proposals will be Furnished
upon application to either Of the omoer' men
by hu,GayI,y e the Chief ,au'r'ermaa'eh De-
pa''meh' Of INC Ai''' "'''' a. III ROCKWELL, ,
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel and A, Q. ~, upited
States army, Chid " H. sspS'la
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Pianos.
Wines and Liquors.


JAMES NOLAN,
u DEALER lA d.
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Sole Agent for Carte d'Or, Lac d'0r, and Her
ChAmpaignes, =. ri.
81 Pennsylvania AyenSe, adjoining Metropolitan
store and Sample Room superintended BY WIN.
AS-lgeat for the La Manola CiEsr. nOl2.u
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AUGUSTUS Horris ls making The draw.
ings for the second part Of tho "yon Toodls.
burgs," 10 which the author, Captain y. q.
Adams, Is Just putting the inIshIng touches,
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lTnE Massachusetts State tonstables are
kept busy in destroying liquor seized by
them. II Is estimated that thousand gal
Ions arc daily e,nptled Into the streets.
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J. w. BOTELER 4 BRO,
800 PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
(UNDER METzgRoIT HALL.>

GRAND NATIONAL TOURNAMENT
W FOR THE CHAMPION LANCE OF
AMERl:C A,will TAXI place At the NATIONAL
Park. National Course tn sDAY, QetobeT3
1902 Tho Champion Lance 70 be contended for 10
the 1rst ever ridden Tor In America. held opeeb by
y Maryland Knight, and Is at present held by
Virginia Knight, Great expense has been Incurred
In getting up this grad affair, and every has
been ARRANGED In the most complete order 10 pro-
mote the convenience Of those who may honor us
with their presence, String and brass bands have
boon engaged. The BALL for all those Attendinz
the TouTnAInen will commence at II clock, IN,
Tuesday, aud eOntlue until q, N, Wednesday, A
Grand Supper wi bo prepared for those attending
the ball At u o'cloek, p. ~ Admittanee TO bali
those attend Ing tho ent may bs had al all
hours at moderate prices. Admittanee TO tho Park
iTee. Livery foT horses, Is cents per day Con.
yeyauces from Navy Yard Jnnolion to and from
National PARK. ~ Al hours, III o clock wednes.
az a. e RSinlefE ' synS
ard SassesT. Hsralds-Wm Lee, VIM Barry, Win.
Mryiand1Dr r. b. Heiskeii, John il, Bsyne;
Goamba; Sam, Owens, wash Young ora.
q &c n ppHRSESss S & AS,s
4, Nv. JnIbee,W W, A. EdeliP,, L. <isEriford, Amos
Fox, Philip Go0ding. q. Q. West Committee on
Invitation-s. Y, Gardiner, WIN. Lee, o. @, Digxs.
oel'H
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Architects.
'' > Architects. nm
HENRYR. SEARLE &c.
a ARCHITECTS, ~ >,
42l Z Street, opposite Post Office Dspitmoct


prop osALs. ~ W
NAyYPAYMAsTER's 0FPicR,(
WasaLSgrSs, p g. September B. 1862
day q october, 1850. for the following articles,
iysfed frss u expense and GSvefn @snt tax Al M
washipgton navy yard, and subject totho usual
'h'ps'N0n 'BBiGjkfEa U " ORDINANCE. J.. =:
.. ,,sS sotas sRIuss rias Wood, g4mr
09 fsei IESa foI Ilub.bsnds. a. .,...- D."
Descriptive schedule with. particulars 10 DO seen
& so this o Gs' .as s Ssy Is9H sSSp
blank icrms fortids q bs h1d Itthis OFes, Other
wise bids will not be epteiysinsa, n,,l lt,
sept25,st rl Paynnsier United stataa Navy.
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A REPORT has reached the Commissioner
Of Customs to the effect that, during the ad-
mlnlstratlon Of Collector Fullet in New Or
leans, there arrived at that port from for
eign countries, without a custom-house off,
Ger on board, and without manifesto, nine
vessels. An investigation Is to be ordered.
The troubles Of Perry Fuller increase. He
was required to give bonds for his appear
ance at court, but after looking over the
city Of New Orleans for several days, he
failed to find q friend willing TO assist him.
The United States Commissioner finally
placed a writ of commitment In the hands
OF the marshal for service. On Saturday
last, however, according to Information re-
eelyed here, Mr.. Merchant went on his
bond for $4,000 for his appearance In No
vember. Mr.. Fuller len New Orleans yes
terday, for ST. Louis, where, II Is said, he
will reside hereafter. His house Is vacant,
and has been since his departure between
two days, a week or two ago. John" +.
Coyle, one of the proprietors Of the old In
telligsHesr, was one of u uller's original bonds.
men. The officers of internal revenue for
the district Of New Orleans report to the In
tGrnal Revenue Bureau that the receipts for
revenue In their districts for the last five
months show an increase Of nearly 800, 900
over the receipts for the same period last
year. lIdsh. Cor. ". Y. Tribune. o..
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ORpfR or ExERoIsEs ! NJ ~. ..
.I.'r.. 'ArrnR DEDICATION or '..'.

()RpEa or EXERCISES ..,. 80 ..
.I.'r.. 'ArrnR DEDICATION or '..'.
THE FRANKLIN SCHOOL BUILDING,
Corner Of x and Tblr'ces,b streets.
ON SATURDAY, October .,
arr. At ? o'clock. y, m, .r
I. INVOCATION, by Rev. Dr. Gray. 90. ,..
O. INVOCATION ODE. written for the occasion
~ by Rev. q, W, Dennison. ,.t 81.
'DEbiGIToKY PRiYER. BY REV d. Bullet.
g. sINoIso. the School Choir.
8. PRESENTATION OF THE KEYS on THE
.. BulLDlN0, by Hon, W. II. Chase. on be-
hall q the Building Committee to His Honor
q. DELIVERY OR Tag KEYS, By tho Mayor. to
j, s. Brown, senior Member 81 the sub. Board
Of Trustees Of the Pirst District .I.st , =
!. OBLIGATORY ODE, written by U. J. Baxter,
esq. % .,., ,.-. 80 I..f. .. "a.
8. ADDRESS. By Rev. L, Van Dotkolsn. D. D..
President Of the National Tsaehers Assoc
.. SINGING. ,l.a...,..,.. ....a ..niIl-... 4
10. RHETORICAL sRITuH OF TIE SOHO OILS
Qf WARRINGTON, by H.. Richards. esq,
.supsrntendenti ..rf..rr -.,,- !, ..i -
II. SINGING. 4.
"a REMARKs from distinguished friends Of Edu.
49, CLOSING HYMN IN OLD HUNDRED.
oclH 49, tstar&IntI " $50
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For Sale or Rant.

L,oR BKNT-ssvgRkL NICE ROOMS, sUIrA
Il BILE for omoss or chambers, on the corner O
rom "a y, rec room SpD'x;s ~
bLRNkILLR. tstafI ssfs-et
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SOME TIME AGO, DR.. LlGhtcnthSler, Of Lock
Haven, Pa, whilo under tho Influence OF
liquor, ran over two ladies With his horse
ana buggy lie was tried and convicted
NeltleF the court nor Jury would, copslder
intodcatlon palllstion, ind the Doctor, Vas
sent 70 rum'naso for ten years In the staie
prison. .''' ". 70 fDI'-r 81
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BERRIES PROM AtAskA.-Gencral J. C..
Tldball, In a package, dated Kodiak, Alaska,
August 10, 1869, has sent to tho Agrlcul-
tural Department fine collection OF deli
chou. berries, red and yellow ruspberrlcs and
blackocrr!es, which arrived here In tolera.
bic good shape, In little over month, from
that fHr-on Ice rcglons and through the 20.
likeness of Mr.. McLaln, the obliging chief
clerk Of the Department, visitors were per,
mittcd to examine them. Mr.. NJ. also ex
hlbted' the plan for the new and spacious
conservatory Witch Is TO be erected near the
west end of the Department, to be $50 fcet
long and IS feet deep, in handsome styl,
Of architecture for such structures.
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Educational.

MRS, II. @. BUTTS. TEACHER OF VOCAL
M MUSIC. Residence Grant Place, second door
from Tenth street. r.-r ~ ~ sep2i
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FINANCIAL AND oonMEaCIAL.

wAsHrNeror, September %. isss.-Jsy
Cooke a 90. furnish the following quotations
of Ooyernment securitiest
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Carriages.

, cARRIAQEsli
% hand, 4 large assortment Of hrst- SsL-RA
S Ii.a o AIMi!s a. TSduosd prizes &
Roekaways, he, &c, Al very low prices.
Repairing promptly sttsnSsa e, onu,
seS0-9t Cor, 9th and D ats. I, and 40 slh II. .
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rhe DeWscyuts shSw rhefr HNnds
"A -Desertion Of Hamilton.
y The Texas Democrats have at last shown
their hands, and propose TO do battle here
amer under their true colors. Gentlemen
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slBsREMOyED,-N N. II, miller, Attor-
~ ney at Law. has removed bis Ofacs TO No.
4 Pour ud'a-half street near the City Hall.
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HAeANIs MAGNOLIA BALM.-This ar
ticlo is the True Secret Of Beauty. 1t
is what Fashionable Ladies', Actresses
and Opera Singers use to produce that
cultivated dtstingue appearance 80 much
admired in the Circles of Fashion.
1t removes all unsightly Blotches,
Redness, Freclsles, Tan, Sunburn and
Effects of Spring Winds. and gives to
the Complexion Blooming Purity of
transparent delicacy and power. No
Lady who values fine complexion can
do without the Magnolia Balm. 70 cents
will buy it of any of our respectable
dealers.
Lyons Kathairon is very delight.
full Hair Dressing.
maylO 1meodd&eww
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THE NJ. v. r. R-The engineers now
engaged 10 surveying aud locating the
Monopgahplu Valley Railroad, nave
reached a point some distance above
Elizabeth. The distance from Pitts
burgh to Elizabeth is twenty miles, or
three miles less than by water. Every
thing has been progressing favorably
on the line, and the rOad-bed thus far
is all that could be desired, being near
Iy level. No deep cu:s or fills have yet
been encountered, and the grading will
be comparatively easy and inexpen-
sive. Every person along the route ex-
tends cordial welcome to the engi-
neers, and no difficulty will be expert
cuced in getting the right of way.
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CHARTERS RA1LwAY.-We are graft.
fed to announce that, the necessary
amount having been secured, the bed
of the CHARTERS Valley Railway will
be put under contract within the next
two or three weeks. The line has been
surveyed as far rs Canonsburgh, and
the engineers will. we understand, sur
vey tue Washington end i'll the course
OF few days. AS will be seen by ad.
VertiseInent elsewhere, the first install
men' of subscription is called for by
the LIST OF June. This really looks like
business Washing ton Rcvieis.
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Carpet Department.

Special attention is given to this Depart
lishment for Carpets, OIL Cloths, Mattings.
Rugs, Mats, &C, &C.. window Blinds, FIX
lures, &C., enables us to compete with any
house In the trade and offer great induce
ments to cash buyers In that department,
having Car pet from SOC TO 81; selling the best
ply Ingram All WOrsted Chain and Wool
filling at 81 per yard. Call and see for your
selves, II you wish TO save money. The best
quality of Cotton Carpet Cham. ply at 4Oe;
4pIy at $50, and play at 45c. White Cotton
Ohain from Nos. 8 to 12 for 4Se.
ling for cash you can always tell what you
are doing, for cash will secure better bar
gains than credit, believing that by Indus
try, honest dealing and economy, we can
not fail to benefit those friends and custom
eIs that may be pleased to favor us with q call.
therefor respectfully invite an examlnR-
ton Of our stock OF all cash buyers, either
whOlerale or retail before purchasing else
ma" NARA 'N 0 JOHN ROEMER.
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WOLF KILLED.-On last Sunday, I'd
inst. a Mr.. Clancy and another man
discovered q she wolf in the woods on
the Clark farm, three miles from CaGIz,
Ohio. on tpe Cambridge road. The
wolf ran. the men gave chase, but she
distanced them and was lost sight of.
On returning to the place whence
she started, her den was discovered, in
which Jour cubs were found and cap
tured. A gun was procured, and aft er
lying in wait for an hour the wolf re-
turned and was shot and killed. She
was II gray wolf, and probably the last
of the 'rMohicans."
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THE Tribune does not credit its own
telegram from London, announcing the
initial steps for an alliance between
England, France and Spain against
the United States. The matter creates
no excitement at Washington, where it
is regarded as n stock jobbing canard.
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ginis

PROVIDENCE. Rhode Island, held a
municipal election Tuesday, and the
issue was, Sprague or anti Sprague. The
anti-Sprague feeling was found to be
80 overwhelming that the Sprague can
didate abandoned the field ignomin-
iously day or two before the election
II Mr.. Sprague is not even a greater
idiot than we suppose, he must discov-
er before long that he has been trying
to do what nature anticipated him in
that is, to make an ass of himself.
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ChIldrcn,s Lives saved for so Cel

ChIIdrcn's Lives saved for 90 Cents.
Thousands OF children die annually OF
Group. Now, mothers, If you spend SO
cents. and always have bottle of DR.. To-
bias Venetian Liniment in the house. you
need mover fear losing your little one when
attacked with this complaint. 1t is now 81
years since I put up my Liniment' and
never heard OF a child dying of Croun when
my Liniment was used; but hundreds of
cases OF cures have been reported to me, and
many state II 1t was $40 per bottle they
would not be without 1t. Besides which, it
is a certain cure for Cuts. Burns. Headache,
Toothache, Sore Threats, swellings, Mumps
Collie. DIarrhea, Dysentery, Spasms, Old
Sores and Pains in the Back and Chest. No
one who once tries Is ever without it. 1t is
warranted perfectly safe to take internally.
Full directions with every bottle.
Sold by the Druggists. Depot, 10 Park
Place, New York. aprl9-1md&w
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ELECTION AT CUMBERLAND, ND On
MohoaS the annual corporation election
took place at Cumberland, Md. Lloyd
Lowe, rep, was elected mayor bv 81
msjority over J. Philip Roman. dem.
The democrats elected four and the re-.
publicans two counciImen. A larpe
vote was polled. Last year the demo
Gratis carried their whole ticket by a
large majority. nearly 300.
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Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,
rIorssreepins Goods; Carpets, OIL Cloths
Rf1rS Mats, &c, sc.

Housekeeping Goods, Carpets. OH Cloths.
Rugs Mats, &C, &C.
Having the Largest variety and more
general assortment of articles directly e Nn
tto11 ST,T3 Carpet Establishments combined
INTO one mammoth establlshnnent, which
ENABLES me 10 buy and sell . mnon Ia1GsE
0uantftV of goods than any Two estaonsn-
ments In the city in our line, and IN conse.
ouence II which can buy and eeu tneLh ar al
less DFicesl Studying economy In every de-
naTtfnent; having no rent to pay, can do
hisnser business at less expense than any
other house in the trade. Keeping large
Tnnoher of Rentlemanly and competent
5aIesmen, the most fastidious cannot fail 10
Oe sPp aesi1i attention is invited to few arti
Giles of our stock.
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Dress TrimminRs,

In great variety and at low prices. KID
Gloves. full line of best quality, 81 %, 81 ~,
81 IS, 81 90. Fancy Gloves-A general as
Gents handkerchief from Sc to 81 apiece.
The best Cord Machine Cotton in the
world at soc per doZ.
dies and Gents Hosiery in the city, at al
most any price.
Quits CIoaks and Shawls in great variety
and Mt low prices.
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A DowN-EAsT girl being bantered one
day by some of her female friends in
regard to her lover, who had the mis-
fortune to have but one leg, replied:
"POoh, wouldn't have a man with two
legs-they're too commonw
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Sims,

A large assortment of BEeached and I'm
and Uubl cached SheeL1nE 81, 81, lO-4: Lin
en- Sheetlng OF superior quality So. 10. A
Linens, Napkins, Tow lings, &C., OF the best
quality and ex eedingly low prices.
Shirting Linens SO, so, IS. IS 81, 81 =.
Shirt B0soms 70, Is, 50, IS, 40, 50, 90, 75c.
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wHITE GOODS.

A large assortment of all the dinerent makes,
swiss, Nansook, Bishops Lawn, Victoria
Lawn, soft finished Jaconet, Striped JacO-
nets, Plaid Jacouets, Brilliants, P1oues,
GrauedeIn Yelling OF all colors; Flannels of
all kinds and prices.
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PRINTS,

A large assortment of New Styles. 10: ~
and I5c. Buffalo AllapRcos 40, 80, 90, ~, ~.
SEC, 81. Pure Mohalr Lustres ana foPnns
81 25 TO s. 50 per yard.
BombaZlneS, Grape BatheT1a, Alexandra
bic IOr mourning.
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maYl4 p
Notica to Coal Minors.

THE COAL MINERS OF WHEELING
l. and vicinity are respectfully requested
to attend a general meeting at the steuoen-
raugh Han In south Wheeling SATURDAY.
ofimportance viii be discussed touching the
Interests or the Miners, and we hope all WILL
make It point to attend punctually:
may14-2t~ THE MINERS.
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AN Iowa man telegraphs thus to an
Illinois sheriff: ARREST c. P. W,
clipping with my wife. Owes me one
dollars. 1.-The pays, let him 60"
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Auction Sale.

r WILL SELL AT MY AUCTION ROOM
on Saturday, May 18th, commencing az
O'Clock "A. NJ on account OF whom It may
concern. to pay freight and charges, twenty
seven (27) sacks OF Dried Apples.
GEO. +. W1CKHAM,
maYl4 ct Auctioneer.
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StraYed.

IRON MY STABLE, ON FULTON Street.
e East Wheeling, Thursday evening, May
6tn, bay hone; IS hands high, years old.
leaving Information at Henry NeWhRrd's
Market Square, which will lead to his re-
cOVery, will bo literally rewarded.
maYl1-2t" CHARLES HELD.
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CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs,

satinets. Jeans, Cashmerets, &C.. the largest
assortment In the city, TO accommodate Mer-
cbants aud Merchant Tallors at Eastern
Prices; also, Tailors' Trimmings.
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HELMBOLOS EXTRACT SARSAPA-
RILLA cleanses and renovates the blood,
instilR the vlgor OF health into the system,
and pulgeS out the hulnors that make dis