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Fuss AT DELTAIRE.-Ayoung man by
the name of 10y, living in BellaIre, took
a young lady by the name of Mccormack
to a picnic, on Saturday, either against
her fathers wish or unknown to him, We
could not learn which. As they were
returning they met the father, who asked
the young lady where they had been, in a
very angry manner. 10y asked pretty
shortly "what difference it made" and
had barely got the words ont when Nc.
hit him on the head with slung shot,
injuring him pretty severely, No arrests
were made that we could learn Of
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TouR Across THE CoNTINENT.-liach'
elders Grand Colosseum Tableaux, repre-
senting the Great Railway Tour from
New York to San Francisco, opens at
Washington Hall this evening. This
Grand Work of Art consists OF 100 mag.
niicent paintings, portraying in the most
life like manner ali of the principal points
OF interest throughout the entire route,
and is of great interest to both old and
young The exhibition has lmet with
great success in other cities, and our ex'
changes speak of its merits in the highest
terms, We predict full houses during
the short season, and can heartily recon-
mend our citizens to patronize an enter
tainment Of so much interest
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BADLY INJURED.-An old gentleman
about 81 years Of age, named Thomas
Thornburgh, livinga shOrtdistance above
Triadelphla, had his foot amputaled last
Saturday by DIS. Baguley and Hulllhen
Of this city. A horse tramped on his foot
some time ago, and last week mortiica'
ton set in rendering amputation neces'
sary. Considering his advanced age Mr.
Thornburgh Is doing remarkably well.
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For Sale.

NOR SALE-THAT VERY DESl'
II RABLE and valuable property belonging
10 the Commonwealth OF Virginia, known o. the
Armory Property. The Board Of Public WORKS
OF Virginia, being authorized and required TO
ell The lots and wAtcr.pOwer belonging to Tue
Commonwealth, situated In the city Of lMGh'
mnnd and known ~ the AHMORG PROPERTY =,
Will offer the same on the premises, al public
auction, on the 18th Of JULY NEXT, at p, NJ
The payment to he made In State bonds, al par,
and ihe purchaser allowed u credit Of six and
twelve months from the date Of it, approval aud
ratification By the next General Assembly.
About Onelhird Of the property, on the west,
rrn boundary Is under lease until the isl 81
July, 1876, To Robert Archer q Co, at rental OF
81 SO per annum, and the sale viii bcsubJect To
IT, conditions
This property tabOnt six acrcsl adloIns the cx.
tensiyc iron works belonging 10 the Tredegar
Company, bounded OH one side by the james
River and Kanawha Canal, B99I feet, ana lhr
other (or lower side Al feet, on james river The
lall being between the canal and river ility iect
plan Of property IA now on file In the ONCE OF
the Baard OF Public Works at Richmond, ia
whom application should Ne made lor further III
formation. ,,-
By order OF the Board Of Public Works Of Wiz
ginia. THOMAS u: DEWITT
myi.M. sCc'y Board OF Public Works.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-IOhn Pritchard
and Alfred Leisure, who live in the Stll
Ward, were out buggy riding on Satur.
day last down below Bellairc. BY some
means which they cannot explain their
horse became unmanagenble, and ran
away, throwing them out md smashing
things generally. Pritchard was hauled
home and DIS, IIa2lett and Ford called
in to dress his wounds; they found his leg
very badly broken, and think amputation
necessary to save his life, and are of the
opinion that even then his life will be ia
great danger Leasure was not much in.
iurel,
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DRY GOODS! NEW STOCK !
JUST OP EN- ED
GEo.R. TAYLOR 4 co.

Fringed Goats Hair crenadIne, New and Beautiful
article for Suits.
Japanese Silks and Poplns In great Variety.
Black Mohar BrIIantInes, new and elegant.
Pongees, Diagonal PoplIns, Silk serges.
Black and coIored Silks Bishops Lawn Robes.
Black Iron crenadne yards wide, all silk and WOOL
Pink, blue, buff and green PercaIes Lawns.
coquette Cloths and organdIes.
Plques, Wash PopIns, Cold Linen for Suits.
Linen and PIque Suits for Children.
Linen and Bishops Lawn Suits for Ladies'.
Paris Muslin TunIcs for Ladies'
Pongee, Silk and Lace ParasoIs in the latest styles.
Reversible Ottoman ShaWIs.
Silk Sacques, Lama Lace Jackets.
Sash and Bow Ribbons, Roman Neck Ties.
Louise Ties, Embroderes and Lace Goods Of all kinds
Standard Plated FIouncIngs In Bishops Lawn & SWISS
octupIe Putting.
Ladies' and Misses Babrlggan Hose.
Harris Seamless Kid Gloves. Also,
Low Priced Kid Gloves.
Misses Kid Gloves In all sizes.
Misses Parasos. ml sa1.
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TRANSFERS or REAL EsTATR.-ThC
following transfers of real estate were re,
corded at the Recorders office during The
week ending Saturday, May goth:
Deed made May 10, 1871, by John
Dixon and vile to William Frohme, for
south hall Of lot No. 10, in square o, Stll
Ward Price, 81 ,325. Admitted May 49,
Deed made January t9, 1870, by Charles
Laue and wife TO Luther Etzler, for lot
No, 12, corner Third and Chestnut streets,
Wheeling Island. Price, $500. Admitted
May 18Th. I1. 'h.N .T..
Deed made january 19, 1871, by Brady
Il Hobbs, executors, and Mary Y. Mef-
rift for lot No. s, in square 8, Caldwelrs
addition, corner Jacob and Fairmont
streets. Price, $3.50. Admitted May 10Th.
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ELECTION SATURDAY.-At the election
held on Saturday to take the sence of the
voters of Ohio county on the proposed
subscription of $4,000 to the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling & Kentucky Rail Road, only u
small vote was cast, very little interest he.
ing manifested. At present 1t is impos.
sible to tell whether or no the proposition
is carried. According to the charter we
understand It takes thlee.fiflhs to bring
the matter before the Supervisors, but
even three.iilhs vote,docs not make 1t
obligatory upon the Supervisors Of Ohio
county to accept the terms offered. Below
arp tlip rpturna 40 fac az hhotd frnp,
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g tlle returns rs fnt as llentd from.
MDlo TGif majority 81 thtcsb1 nna d SP over

CoRnECr1oS-Tn Friday report of the
Board Of Education the types made us
say the bills reported by the Committee
on Accounts were 1926. It ought to
have been SG995. A comma in the
wrong place did the mischief and made
an error Of over six thousand dollars.
Our attention was not called to 1t I'LL Sat.
,urday morning, and this Is the first op.
portunity we have had to correct 1t. We
are particularly sorry this error occurred,
unlmpTtantand apparent as It was, since
1t greatly distressed one member Of the
Board, who, in the session Saturday even.
ing dwelt with much vehemence on the
enormiiy Of our ufTense, and our special
wickedness in not having made the cor.
rection Saturday morning. If 1t were
necessary to restore that gentlemen's
sweetness Of temper and serenity Of mind.
we would cheerftilly repeat the correction
every morning for a week.
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Mn. THOMAS Sweeney shipped on Sat.
urday last, a lot Of very fine colts "Im.
ported Eclipse" thoroughbred and trot.
ting stock, recently sold to Capt W. f.
Goodwin, of New York City. One three
year old Imported Eclipse, horse colt,
brought $1,000, the remainder brought
porportionate prices, being one, two and
three years old The thoroughbred trot-
ting stock was sired by "Provincial Chief
raised by Mr.. Sweeney on his farm
West Of the city.
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HAVING just returned from tho East
with q fresh stock of Boots and Shoes,
comprising all the latest styles, am now
prepared to offer superior Inducements to
those needing anything in that line. Call
at Louis V. Blends, 1OI Main street.
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PRUDENCE would say to you that a
payment of $40, $lj or SEQ a month tC
secure one of Mr.. Sheib's pianos was
economy in the right place Mr.. Sheit
remains only till Monday noon at r, Por'
ter * Cos, IS Main street.
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UNDER THE HNNMER-Our friend,
WIN. Bassett, has button.hole in the top
of his head \ hammer falling from the
third story OF house on Main street was
the cause Of t He Is used to placing all
sorts of things "undcr the hammer but
never was under it himself before. Any
person having u number II hat that they
don't need can find a purchaser by calling
on him
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MINOR KILOGRAMS.

John lIenning, Of New Orleans, has re-
covered $4,000 damages from tic New
Orleans u Chattanooga railroad for dam
ngcs sustained by falling through nm open.
Ing IN the cOmpdny's wharf.
The citizens Of Winthrop Maine, cele
brated their one hundredtn anniversary O
the Incorporation Ortliat town on Satur,
day. r ...
The Fort Smith, Ark, HcmM of the
It'll, says Col. Dickey, of the firm Of Nor.
rls, Taylor Il Co., ofSL Louis, while tray.
cling with companion in a buggy, was
shot by iObber near Clarksvliie, and
dangerously wounded.
-,Tno. Cnwbad, while aiding h1,aul.
ing logs near Warren, Ohio, F1day WINS
Instantly killed by log rolling over him.
Eight persons escaped from the Craw.
ford county Jail in BuCyrtb, Ohio. on
Thursday night. They effected their pur.
pose by Selling the deputy by the throat
and knocking down the sheriff. Two of
them were recaptured.
1t IL stated that the Grdat Western
Company have entered into nm
agreement with the Erie Railroad. hy
which aller the first Of June all through
freight business will he done by the former
Company.
The workshop and engineers build.
ing at the Naval Academy, at Annapoiis
Md, was partly destroyed by fire enrlv
Sunday morning. Estimated loss $50, 0O6
"A boy, name unknown, between :
and 8 years Of nge, fell from third story
window Of the National theatre, nj Cairo
last night, and received such injuries rs
will doubtless result In his death.
"A little child of John Shane, Of Bir.
Pa, was killed in a singular
manner last evening. Some children
were swinging on gate, when by some
means the child was knocked down and
killed
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U. s. DISTRICT CoURT.-On Saturday
the above court was engaged the entire
day on the insurance case, which was
being argued when the court adjourned
until tomorrow morning ut o'clock.
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POLICE COURT-There were two cases
before the Police Court on Saturday,
Kate Wilson, a colored girl, on q charge
Of using loud and abusive language. 81
and costs.
James Gillespie, drunk, 81 and costs.
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the following property to.wit: The buildings,
machinery and iSluIes belonging TO said ilrm OF
the CIty OF Wheeling, occupied and used as u
haskell factory. together with the engines, tools,
shaIllng, belting, also about 2OOO has ets, 1000
feet planned poplar lumber, 10 cords ofMood; one
barrel oil and other stock on hands. The above
described property will be offered at private safe
on Inc premises In the Eighth Ward In lots 10
snIt purchasers, until the day above named,
when the balance remaining on hand will he sold
At public auction on the premises.
TERNs-One.halrC cash, balance In six months;
with interest, deferred payments To be secured
by note with approved security.
For further Information apply on the premises
ar no II. q. BARR,
myiG Assignee
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The RoUGH & READY Hose House and
the lot it occupies were sold on Saturday
last at public sale. L. q. LETTERS was the
purchaser at 1886.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
sale of the Effects of the late Treas.
uIeT.

sale OF the Effects of the late Treas
uIer.
The effects of the late Treasurer of the
Wheeling Savings Institution were sold
at public auction last Thursday and Fri
day, as noted in our columns, for the ben
eft Of the creditors Of the institution.
The sale was very largely attended, but
the crowd was made up principally OF
curiosity seekers who were present to
gather any information they could in re-
gard to the extravagant habits Of the late
Treasurer For the benefit Of such, as
well as our readers generally, we give be-
low list OF most of the things sold, with
prices attached. 1t will be found curl
ous. interesting, and suggestive collection:
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"JrSPER Tan SOAP" cur Chapped hands
saltrhcum, pmplcs, and all cutaneouS affections
rendering tho skin son and smooth. ManuiAct
tured by CASwBLl., HAZARD a CO.,
Sold by all Druggists. New York
myth, TN, .d&w.
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After the reports were read Rev. Geo.
p. Hays delivered one Of the finest ser.
mons it has ever been our fortune to listen
to- Rev. Hays is very eloquent speak.
err uses sound positive arguments, and
withal has such pleasing style that his
listeners, 1t seems, should never grow
weary. At the close Of his remarks Il
collection was taken amounting to $l1S in
subscriptions, and $500 in cash. Besides
this the Fourth street congregation gave
$50, which was taken up at their regular
annual collection Tor tue cause some days
ago.
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ADMINISTRATOR On May 10Th John
X. BolsIord was appointed admlnistra,
tor on the estate of Bridget Considine,
deceased. Bond $500
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The library was sold by SETS and
single volume, we merely give the gross
amount Of II rs II would consume too
much space togive the price each book
brOnghL
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THERE were three marriage licenses
issued by the Recorder during the week
ending May 90.
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TEE Committee of Arrangements for
Dedication Day will meet Tuesday even.
ing ut Peck & Cochran's office.
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ANNIvERsARY.--'rhe anniversary Of the
Wheeling and Ohio County Bible Society
was celebrated last evening ut the Fourth
Street Methodist Church The church
was well filled by very apprcciatiye and
attentive audience. The choir attached
to the church sang extraordinarily well
and added no little to the beauty Of Tho
service. The Treasurer, H. Crangle, sub.
miiirl Lis nnnnnl rrrnri ns CnllnwM
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GUARDnN.-On May 18th, Charles
Geese was appointed guardian of Anna
Krougegcr. Bond 500.
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For Rent.

TIOR RENT.--TWO (?) SMALL fs;s
dwelling Houres on the Island mi
Apply at tho Island Vineyard 10 ,,,,,,,1T
mA2i wa hlh'''hN'
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No humbug about j. S. Rhodes " Co.'S
great closing out sale,
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A SSIGNEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ of Deed Of Assignment made by we hfm
Of Walt. Harlan q Co 10 mc, dated the 18th day
VI May, 1871, and now ~ record In the Recor'
tlrr's office OfOhO County, Twill offer atpryatc
.nln LhH rnnannl OF nhrIlrsl I'LL
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ALI the new styles at the Partridge
Gallery.
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CHEAP CouNTER,-I will place on cheap
counter this morning, 10 doz, WOmen's
Lasting Congress CATERS, at $1.OO pair.
. doz, Misses Lasting Congress CATERS,
at scents pair. Mems oil calf boots
warranted, at $3.50 Mems Glove Kid
Congress at $3.50 at LOUIS V. BLOND, 1O7
Main street.
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NEW Accessories at the Partridge Gal.
lcrv.
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luB uUONG. pIuNluCS lOI tUO SltbiHbb,
and adding 100 sittiDgs Of furniture in the
old building will make Gl0 sittings, which
is amply sufficient, or probably more than
will be required, for some time to come.
j. LAUNDER,
J. NJ. BfCKEL, Com.
j. II. HALL.
On motion, the Board went into a
Committee of the Whole for examin.
alton OF seats. ........
The Committee rose, and Mr.. Pollock
moved TO amend by reducing the number
of sittingsItO 400, which received no
second. ..'.
Ailer considerable debate the report was
adopted.
The Clerk read n communication from
Messrs. Trimble& HOrnbroOk, whoagreed
to relieve the Board from contract Tor
water closets, provided the Board would
give them all Of the gas fitting, plumbing,
&c. On motion Of Mr. POllack the pro.
position was accepted.
A communication was read from RObt
CriChton asking the Board TO examine
carefully the seats, and asking that should
his bid not be accepted, lac be permitted
to furnish one room ut 80 for single or
81 for double seats. As Mr.. Crichton's
letter should have been read previous to
awarding contract for seats, Mr.. Bickel
moved reconsideration. Lost o..
The Clerk stated that Mr.. Hamilton
was too unwell TO attend To the measuring
of the extra work done by Messrs. Clator
& Salisbury on Union Township school
house. and on motion the Committee on
Real Estate were instructed to employ
some suitable person to measure the work
at once. ...
Adjourned.
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READ j, $. Rhodes X Cos great closing
out sale.
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THRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
Deed Of Trust executed TO me by the Nor
way Iron Manufacturing Company, bearing date
January Slh, 1863 nnd recorded IN BOOK b9,
" The Court llGuso OF ohio county, state NJ
West Virginia, on
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LADIES Congress Caters, IS cents, al
j. B. McrgGs, 1888 Main street
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BOARD or EDUCATIoN.-Th Board Of
Education met on Saturday evening nc.
cording to adjournment, to award the
contract for furnishing Union township
school house.
The Committee reported the following
10 he Bodrd of EiUcdti0n'
The special committee appointed at the
meeting OF the Board held Thursday,
May IL, and to whom were referred the
bids for furniture for Union township
school house then received, for examine.
tiun and report, would respectfully report
that upon careful examination they
find NJ. W. Chase, Of Buffalo, to be con.
siderably the lowest bidder, ind recon.
mend that the contract be awarded to
him Tor making the furniture and putting
1t in tic building The Committee Oller
the fOllowidg:
ReOlred, That the contract for iurni.
ture for Union township school house be
awarded to N. W. Chase, of Buffalo, N.
Y, for the following kinds and quantity,
delivered and put in the building as pro.
t,n,nI ,.ty
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New Advertisements.
Steamer Major Anderson.
Steamer II. w. Skillingcr
Saratoga Pavilion Spring Water.
Great Closing Out Sale of Dry Goods
For Watchers OF the Sick,
Family Flour
Pen Pictures.
Scenic Photographs.
List Of Letters,
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joHN r. EoFF was, on last Tuesday, ap.
pointed Deputy Recorder Of Ohio county.
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QUARTER Dollar 7. KS at Rhodes
great closing out sale.
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10 the highest bidder. the following described
property, Call being In the county Of OHIO and
Stale Of Wet NirglnlaD viz: Lots numbered y,
TO- 10 n, IS and 10, In square 10, In the town OF
south Wheeling. Also, coal lots numbered ",
N and ~. according TO Plat VI said town. Also,
lots numbered ., q, &, III, a. -, 2land 81 Also,
10, 49, 70, 10 and II, In square II, town Of south
Wheeling. together with the Engines, Machinery,
Tools Buildings, Fixtures and all other Improve
Inents upon the said lots Of ground formerly
known az the Washington Mill prOpertyJ on the
following terms: First A sufficient amount IN
cash to pay 1--WE thousand dollars, being inc pal
ance ON note due December 10th, 1870. with ln-
iereat on same from December 18th, lSI0. Also,
interest on other Ave thousand dollars from De.
cenbeF 18th, 1870, to January 2lst, 1871, Also,
one note due June 10th. 1871, Tor nine hundred
dollars aud interest from June 10Th 1871, together
with expense Of sale. second. Bonds with APP
moved Irrurity and Deed NJ Trust on property
sold one payable December 18th, 1871, ten thou.
sand dOllars: one payable December 10Th, ~,
mine hundred dollars; one payable June 10Th, lSi2,
six hundred dollars; onu payable December lblh,
iBI2 Ten thousand dollars: one payable Dcccin-
her 10th, 1879, six hundred dollars; one payable
June 10Th, 1919, three hundred dollars; one pay
able December 10th, 1873 ten thousand dol liars,
and one pnynble December 18th, 1873, three hun.
tred dollars. Third. The balance, alter paying
the foregoing sums, to he paid In equal install.
nents Of six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest from day NJ sale. ......,,
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NEW CIGAR STORE,
|. DAVIS. Ne. ee MaIn 81,

At the old stand OF C. +. Mayer 4 Son. keep
0n hand the Finest Imported Havana Cigars, Fine
TobAccOs, Pipes, Cigar holders, ahd = laF9e as
The public are invited myl'
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NEw Scenery at Tic Partridge Gallery
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REMNANTS at the Partridge Gallery.
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lRoN Grenadines and Ready.madc Suits
reduced at Rhodes closing out sale,
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GENTS Fine Slippers, 90 cents, at ]. b.
Mergc's, 1873 Main street.
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NoTICE TO HOusEKERPRRs. Buy your
will paper at PAUL Bros, & Co.'S, and
SAVE FIFTEEN PER CENT. by getting
those wide English goods which are gen.
orally superior to American paper, both
IN the quality ofthe paper and the cOlorS
they are printed in-.ASD SELL FOR THE
SAME PRICE You will find there the
best assortment in the city-all styles,
prices, and qualities.
= SCENIC Photographs at the Partridge
Gallery,
LEVY ColiCos reduced to eight cents ut
Rhodes great closing out sale.
GENTS Fine Slippers, 90 cents, at j. b.
Mergc's, 1873 Main street.
lRoN Grenadines and Ready.madc Suits
reduced at Rhodes closing out sale,
SHADOW Pictures at the Partridge Gal;
lery.
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SHADOW Pictures at the Partridge Gal;
lGry.
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LEVY Colicos reduced to eight cents ut
Rhodes great closing out sale.
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TOR SALE-2 GOOD LOTS, ON
Il high ground. In CALDWELL addition, on
ana |. IRWIN.