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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-04

PoLICH CoURT.-There was a nice
display of fusileers and galoots of the
first class before Judge Good yesterday
and Prof. Prices geological students
received several accessions.
Samuel Emery was captured on Sat.
urday night, about II o'clock, comfort
ably tucked away between a bench and
stall in the Second Ward Market
House. He was yanked out, Sammy
was. His being plain drunk he was
fined 81 and costs. He taketh ten days
of geology in his'n.
Ben. Wise, with heart full of mis-
chief and hide full of benzine, went
into the Second Ward Market, on Sat-
urday morning, and passed pleasant
hour in smashing up the toys a poor old
German woman had for sale. Ben. Wise
in this was not wise. He was fined SO
and costs for his disorderly conduct,
and in default remaineth a student OF
geology with Prof Price for the term OF
one calendar month.
Owen Gallagher, whose unprovoked
aud outrageous assault upon John Atch-
ison, Waterman at the Catholic Cathe-
dral, we mentioned yesterday morning,
was fined $40 and costs therefor. In
addition he was fined $40 and costs for
resisting the oficer who arrested him.
Not having the stamps he entereth Oh a
series Of geological studies for the next
sixty days-thirty days in each case.
Before Owen has finished paying the
fines and costs for this assault, he will
be fully elk months older.
And now comes Jimmy Jones, real
old. time, gilt. edged, model galoot, with
eyes like two holes cut in muskmellon
rind and a nose like parboiled beet
Jimmy has keg full, still, and yet he
denied being drunk. He went into the
Police Court room about half-past eight
o'clock yesterday morning and spread
himself ont on the floor for sleep. He
became noisy when the officers attempt
ed to put him out. He was fined 81 ant
costs and was taken to join the caravan
of bummers in Prof. Noah Prices acade
my, while pearly tears ran down hi
cheeks like pumpkins down hill.
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RIVER NEws.-Under the influence OF
the rains and SHOWS of the past two
days the river is rising again, and last
evening there was fifteen and q half
feet iu the channel. There was but
little business doing on the levee, every
thing being covered with drifted snow.
The Major Andersen arrived from
Cincinnati with good trip of freight
and passengers as she always does. She
will get away at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Passengers will find themselves COM
Portable en- this fine boat aud under the
care of her gentlemanly and big hearted
captain, Charley Muhleman. OF course
any of our merchants having freight to
send down the river will ship by the
Anderson.
The New State is to-day's PArkers.
burgh packet.
The favorite packet Hope will leave
at 10 o'clock for Matamoras and inter
mediate ports. Captain Williamson
and his officers will make passenger
comfortable, and take your freight
through in good shape.
The gay little Science will "git NJ
and git, for Matamorss at 10 O'Clock
this morning. Passengers will find
Captain J. G. Muhleman a first class
steamboat man with a gold headed cane
and Admiral Huseman, the clerk, 9
combination Of attention, good humol
and legs.
The Kate Robinson, recently sunk il
the Mississippi, above Cairo, has beer
raised.
The Mountain Belle has entered tn,
Portsmouth and Big Sandy trade. sh.
and her rival, the Kate Henderson, are
having things red hot.
Hatchie river Is higher than it haI
been since 1866. caused by the big rainI
of last week. Much damage has beer
done on the bottoms, and hundreds O
stock have persisted.
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MISS OLIVE LoGAN.-Her lecture fol
this evening, at Washington Hall, will
be upon "Girls." What theme could
be selected more interesting to the PEG,
pie every wherei Every father, mother
brother and sister, and particularly
every miserable old bachelor in the
land, will feel deep interest to know
how this delicate and entertaining sub
ject will be handled. She divides her
subject into six heads: LIST, The Fash
ionaole Girl; ID, The Beautiful Girl;
Sd, The Womanly Girl; 4th, The Yam
kee Girl; 5th, The Western Girl, and,
9th, The Strong-Minded Girl. We ex-
pect crowded house this evening to
welcome her, as rich intellectual treat
of good sense and humUr combined al.
ways awaits those who attend the lee
lures of Miss Olive Logan.
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saturday, the 18th day o
January, 1870,

=, tan o'clock at the front door Of the Court
Honse of Ohio county, proceed 10 sell Al Puthe
anction TO the highest and best bidder the tol,
Ioving described real estate, situated In saio
cnDntv about three miles north Of the city OF
Wb.sIing, and bounded by the lands OF ROBERT
p Woods heirs of A. P. Woods. A. NJ. Jacob,
nd ,onntv road, with a privilege Of twenty
Sost .utlet TO the Ohio River, containing aooat
thirty acres, more or less together with about
eighty. 1--WE acres. more or less, OF coal anderiy
inS and adjacent 10 the absve mentioned land
described as six foot vein and oil superior
quality. - ..o,.. -
Nicholas Crawley the punctuai payment OF a
nrommissory note for i've thousand dollars,
bearing date the cath day of August, lS6s, and
payable TO the order of the said Nicholas Craw'
few at the Merchants National Bank OF heel
ng one wear after the date thereof Tor value
received with interest from date This sale IL
made TO pay the principal OF the said note with
interest thereon from tho oath day OF August
IsSs till paid. and the costs Of this SALE
TEENS or SALE;-0ne-fourth Cash, ana the
remainder of the purchase money III three equal
instalmepts of six, twelve and eighteen months,
the purchaser giving notes for the seierred IN
stalmepts bearing interest from date, TO be
secur ed by deed Of trust upon the property sold,
or the title will bs retained until the notes are
paid. -, .,
title "a ia vested in me un2er the said deed oil
trust although il is believed TO be undgnoted'
j. F. UPDEGRAFF,
deco Z, Trustee.
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THE SHOOTING or MeNASH,
Finding Of the Coroner's Jury.
Application FOR HABEAs CORPUS

The death OF VIM. J. McNash, on
Sunday evening, necessitated the arrest
of Matte Batham, on q charge of muir
der, and the summoning of q coroners
Jury to enquire whether death had re-
suited to McNash from the wound he
received at her hands. Squire Ciohan
being notified Of McNash's death, a few
moments after its occurrence, summoned
a jury consisting of VIM. D. English,
foreman, Jacob Harlan, n. G. Marsh,
Stephen CLARK, C. D. Baker, VIM. Cooper
Isalc Koplin, G. G. Murdock, James
Ash worth, John BriDton, Thomas Reed
aud VIM. III. Cox.
The jury commenced the examination
of witnesses on Sunday night, but were
Obliged to adjourn their labors until
10 o'clock yesterday morning, when
they brought in the following verdict
We, the Jurors sworn to inquire when !,
how, and by what means the SAID VIII
liam j. McNash came to his death, upon
their osrhs do say, that the said VIM.
J. McNash came to his death from the
effect of gun or pistol shot wound re-
ceiyed Cd the 30th day of December,
1869. and according to the best of their
knowledge and belief, said gun or pistol
was in tie hands Of Matte Batham, now
in Jail, and that the said VIM. j. McNssh
was shot and killed by the said Matte
Batbam.
This finding of the jury taking from
the hands eff the justice all power to
take bail in the case, an application
was made to Judge Melvin for a writ OF
habeas corpus that Miss Batham might
be taken before him with the
view of admitting her to bail. As 1t
was impossible for the friends of Nc
Nash to be present yesterday, his funer-
al being set for three o'clock, Judge
Melvin consented to hear the applica'
ton for the wri5 on Wednesday even
ing, at balf-past four o'clock, or as soon
after he could reach the city from
Mouudsville as possible.
McNash's funeral yesterday afternoon
was a very large one, his neighbors,
friends and Relatives, and the Nail
Plate Feeders Benevolent Association
being present.
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BEhLAIsR ITEMS.
BsLLA1RE, January /, 1870.

| BELLAIRE, January u lcIV'
Editors Of the Register:
A communication, published IN the
REGISTER of this week, purPortlng to
give a correct account of q police attaiI
| in this town, and IN which the writer
automatically, no doubt, rsnects un'
Justly upon the citizens OF our neignDor'
ing town, Benwood.
The Mayors Office, the best authority,
furnishes the following statement
John McManname, of Benwood, was
fined $40 and costs, and is now in prison
William Heatheringtou, Bellaire, fined
$40 and costs-paid; Ephrsim Hogan
Bellaire, fined $40 and costs, not pSldi
last accused, VIM. Long, acquitted, Bel
laire.
Three ont of the four were Bellaire
chaps, not Benwood rowdies, as your
correspondent reports. This state
ment we deem due to the people
of Benwood.
An article published in the IRteti'
gencer, and copied into the uedkiy sheet
published in this town, signed Sow
belly" is denounced by every decent
and good citizen in this place, as lIbeI
upon the people, and more particularly
upon our city authorities. We ASSET
that no gentleman would use such lam
guage as the writer does, to call the
people of this town 5000 hogs, and that
the said 5000 hogs assem- led in couyen
ton, and did certain things about our
street crossings, and is Using language
that is not tolerated by well-bred peo-
pie. For intelligence aud respectability,
the gentlemen composing the Council
will compare with any in this or
aay other country. The Mayer, A. 0.
Nelott, Esq, is a most excellent gentle
man in every relation of life. His pub
lie and private character is unblem'
ished.
The Council proper consists of A.
Sheets, a banker and first class mer-
chant, John Mercer, Esq, one of the
proprietoIs of the wharf, aud he occu-
pies as high social position here as
any man in this community, John
Kelly, and an old and much respected
citizen, for responsibility, has no supe-
rior anywhere. James Hackett and
William Sharp, both mechanics, stand
equally as high in every respect as the
others, and, to pronounce such gentle
men as these hogs, is low and unbeeom-
ing a gentleman.
Our streets, we freely admit, are
difficult to cross at places, but is Bell
aire the only muddy town in the worldf
The financial condition Of the city is
such as will not permit the council to
make the improvements we all desire.
We claim that the council is not made
up of hogs, but of much moro decent
men than the anthor of that libel. We
also claim that the 5000 people living
here are not 5000 hogs, either; and fur.
ihermore, we claim, that if we have q
single citizen among US, deserving to
be called hog, the author of that libel
Gus article is the rery hog.
SUBSCRIBER.
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THE SPRIGG HoUsE.-John Daley,
Esq, the we'll known aud popular hotel
proprietor of Oakland, Maryland, on
yesterday closed lease for the sprigg
House of this city. This house has
been reftted and will be refurnished
from cellar to roof. Mr.. Daley will
open it for the reception of guests on
Saturday, January 18th. The high
reputation rs o landlord which this
gentleman has made, assures all who
may patronize his establishment that
they will receive irst.class entertain
ment. Members Of the Legislature and
others attending upon the sessions Of
that body will find ample accommoda'
tions if it is their pleasure to find quar-
tiers with Mr.. Daley.
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OLIVE LOGAN To-NIGHT.-Of course
every one will remember the lecture to
be given at Washington Hall to night
by Olive Logan, for it is the event of
the season. The great talent and re-
uown of the lecturer, her beauty and
grace, her magnificent wardrobe, as
well as the novelty Of her subject
Girls-all tend to excite an interest IN
equalled in tho history of the American
lecture room. Give Olive glorions
reception. She is al woman of genius,
and deserves il.
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AUCTION SALE OF ToYs.-The sale of
toys and fancy goods at auction will be
continued this afternoon and evening.
Seats have been provided for ladies,
and it is hoped that as many as can
will attend to buy goods at their own
prices. Sale commences this afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Goods sold at private sale
at auction prises. No such sacrifice OF
fancy goods was ever made in Wheeling
before. Come and buy.
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FOR SALE.
dec9 to

rI,HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
Lot No. Al in Grahsm's addition TO the city
OF Wheeling, situate on the corner OF Quincy
and sixth street There is a good brick and
frame house on the corner. con tanning eight
rooms, with water and gas throughout, and one
of the beat cellars in the city, There is in con
pection a good stable and carriage house. On
the south end of the lot there Is good frame
hOnse with five rooms, fronting on Sixth street.
This ia a very desirable location Parties wish
ing TO purchase will please call at 5. j. BOyd's
Wholesale shoe store, No. 80 Main street.
nov29.tf al. L. A MAN.
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MRS. FRENCH.-The success of Mrs
Doctress French continues unintsrrupt
ed. and her patients multiply az bel
fame extends. We have been told by
disinterested parties of wonderful cure,
effected by her when other physicians
had given up the patient as incurable
For the cure of nervous diseases she i,
without a superior.
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ATTENTIoN.-The attention of the
memb ers of the City Democratic E1eca-
tive Committee is called to the adver.
tisement, in another column, calling a
meeting of the committee in the Grand
Jury room at the Court House to-mor-
row evening at y O'Clock.
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saturday. the lMh day o'
Innuary, 1870,

r,s following property, that Is to say: N Som,
nencng stone 70 ,Oss tS stake
themes Hu -, Ardrew Beechet thence North
"a "a, ' East ia poles to poplar stump; thence
poles 70 leaning poplar a tSsDf North SSh ass Wss
q poles sSs 70 IN middle Of Rum thence down said
Kun following the meandeTs Thereof fot to the
place Of beginning in RSSsnS
a Si nh;o csnnty and State OF West virginia,
s snp U Dayt of the land conveyed by George w
eelnR pa "a aid Alexander NJ Jacob and wife
sdonns lands Of Frederick bJsr Sag BesSsr
Richard hC Gt thereof as will paw the
anu ~ lid notes and with interest now due
mrs mrs. unpaid nj aud ali costs Of this ga 9.
aug Ssiiin% az trustee, will only convey such
titIs IA Is vested in me by virtue oil sara deed Oh
trust, trust, N. HANSON GOOD.
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81 SEX, l SEE."-so said a jolly little
fellow, coming out of the Market street
jewelry store, as he gazed through a
pair of those superior spectacles sold by
Oxtoby & Duffield. So say all who
purchase glasses there. Every pair
guaranteed, and exchanged until pur,
chasers are suited. Call at 104 Market
street, below Mcclure House, where can
be found a full line of Spectacles,
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c. See ad.
vertisement.
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FImprove the opportunity before
it is too late to purchase q nice present
for your friend or sweetheart at Paul
Bros. & Co.'s, No. 80 Market street
Crangle's Block. All the new styles o.
Bibles, Hymn Books, Prayer Books
with the additional hymns, New Games
Gift Books, Writing Desks, and every
thing suitable for the holidays. No ole
stock,
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FBy . special notice it viii be seen
that Mr.. F. N. Porter is going to dis
pese of his stock of Boots and Shoes for
cash, atcost, and identify himself with
the well known Wholesale Boot and
Shoe house Of z. Porter & Co. This
parties wishing anything in his line
should make q note of, as it is an in
|ducemsnt rarely offered fol-, the supply.
ing Of their families. Va E.sas
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wYou need have no more gray hairs
if you will use the Alisma. 1t acts
charmingly on gray haired people, and
is a splendid hair dressing for all, keep
ing the hair soft and liVely-giVing it q
very fiue appearance.
Thousands of testimonials for Sc
wards Cough Cure.
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HOLIDAY GooDs.-New arrival of gift
books and stereoscopic views last night.
The variety of views, especially those
Of the Holy Land, are the finest in the
city. The above and much more at
Religious Book House, % Monroe street.
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TA few more seats remain unsold
for Miss Olives lecture. Then 60 to
Hamilton s. Harding's music store this
morning and secure them, Is every seat
will be taken before the lecture COM
mences. We bespeak fer her crowded
hsuse. z,L u siEs ~
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EThe annual meeting of stockhold-
ers of the West Virginia Insurance Com
pany will take place at its office on
Monroe street to morrow at 10 A. NJ, for
the election of directors fer the ensuing
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pRemembe:, ladies, this may b
yonr last chance of hearing the distin
guished Miss Olive Logan. Then Sc
cure your tickets at Hamilton & Har
dipp's music store.
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EGO to E. Bookings and Booking &
Carrolrs Pharmacy for nice New Years
Presents. They are selling them at
greatly reduced prices.
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EMrs. Z. j. French, NJ. D., may be
consulted at the Mcclure House by her
friends and patrons any day between
the hours of 8 A. N. and P. NJ, and
and P, N.
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FOR RENT.

A FINE STORE ROOM, WELL ADAPTED
n fer . Dry Goods or Boot and Shoe Store
now occupied by Cohn Co Hoop SKIRT man
ufaetory, next to Kennedy's Dry Goods Store
west aide Of Main street. In COED condition
With an excellent cellar underneath. Posses
sion given April lst, 1870. For particulars en-
auire OF p. KENNEDY,
WIN GOSH0RN, or
dec3I.tf WIN. STEWART.
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wThe chambers of the State Senate
and House of Delegates are nearly
ready for the members. They have been
very muck improved.
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BOUND OvER.-0n Saturday Thomas
Davis went into Thomas saloon, on
Webster street, aud there met Thomas
Murphy. Now Davis never did like the
Murphys. His dislike of Murphys is
so huge that he refused to eat potat oes
because they are known as murphies.
Well, Davis wbaled away at Murphy,
and right lively little fight grew out
of his action. The stove was knocked
down and came near setting fire to the
house. The parties were both arrested
and taken before Squire Clohan. He
held Davis under bond in the sum OIL
$50 conditioned for his good behavior
for three months. Murphy was dis
charged from custody.
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TThe poultry ring have evidently
got upa "coruer." Eggs are eggs erbi-
family high.
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DELAYEp.-The street cars were de-
layed in their running, yesterday MORT
ing, until the track could be cleared OF
the snow and mud frozen on the rails.
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VThe city is hard to surpass in the
number and standing of its lodges and
other associations.
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FA few more seats remain unsold
for Olive Logan's lecture. They can
be secured at Hamilton 4 Harding's
music store.
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GIVE had open weather yesterday
open to serious objections.
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FOR RENT.

VNRE STORE ROOM No. . MONROE
i street, now occupied by LeviA Little & Co
Also the room No. IL, occupied by J. & p
Morris, ~ hardware store. Possession given
April LIST, 1869. Enquire Of
ssc3l WV. MILLER.
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.,neneum Property for Sale

= AM AUTHORIZED, TO Sell LIE
,rorsrty situated on the Garner o, S Ssrke,
ana Jonn . rF az feet and Is about l34 feet deep
street the best business building site II
I'M ~ When eur new Market Street Bridge
the cry, II VIII be unequalled rs business
stand THOS. OBRIEN,
Real Estate gent
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FThe old reliable Boot and Shoe
store of F. NJ. Porter commences closing
cut the stock of Boots and Shoes from
to-day, at cost.
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TRUsTEE,S SALE.

vIpTrE OF DEFD OF IkUSl
BY kH The sev,nt day Of April,, 'e69, tN
- made pt tnS sSTi to j. Hanson Cord now OF
record IN ' Of West virginia in Deed Book No
81 and as to the t%S sGndTsi
prom'ss"iH aated March LIST 1858, one payable
d"liSts r.t dny of October. 1869, and the othel
on the ntsS ,S. first day Of October, 1870. both
payable o. ~. from date, signed and executed
bearing IH, 'T 81 Psttycord to Alexander NJ Jacob
sell 10 the highest bidder for fs Ho,ss
puSic sale at the front door S 81 sI afore aid on
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BOUND OvER.-Owen Gallagher,
whose beating of the old man John
Atchison, vatchman at the Cathedral,
we mentioned in our last issue, was
taken before Squire Johnson yesterday,
on a State warrant, charged with as.
sault and battery. He boastingly &C
knowledgod that he had whipped him,
and seemed only sorry the old man had
escaped with his life. In default of
$500 bail, he was committed to Jail to
answer the charge before the Circuit
Court at its next term.
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FThe most stylish boots, shoes and
CATERS in the city can be found at
Merge's, 1873 Main street. r-g.I
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a'hesliug Register.
LOCAL MATTERS.

TThe "Week of Prayer" commenced
Yesterday.
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gTbe new Board of Supervisors
mee's to-day.
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HRead F. NJ. Porter's special card
He is going to quit business and offers
his goods at cost. - 81.
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DRY GOODS.
SPECIE PAYMENT.
GOOdsRedQced tOLess than Speci8Price.

Merrimac and all other frst-class Prints at 10 lac
Good yard wide Muslin at IL 1-2c.
Good Flannels from % to soc.
large choice selection of Dress Goods
Cloth Chinchla Cloaks at less than half their
Shawls--A large assortment of Broche, Paisley, Rain
bow, and other styles, from 81 to $50
Blankets from $l.75 to So.
FURS! FURS!--At first cost to close out large lin
of Fine Mink and Real Fitch also, Chdrens of dieren
kinds having left few old style large Victornes whic
| will sell for less than half their cost
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Rugs at cost Good Carpets
25c, Soc, 45c, to Best at 81.
Cloths, CassimereS, Jeans, Hosiery Notions Gloves
Mems and WOmen's Underwear, &C., &C.
Nos 81 and 80 Main Street. Centre Wheeling, W. Va
JOHN ROEMER.
deeIo
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FThe most fashionable lady in
America at Washington Hall tonight,
Miss Logan.
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UF. NJ. Porter is going to sell his
goods at cost.