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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-18

THE FIRE TUESDAY NIGHT The
alarm sounded on Tuesday night was &C.
casiOned by fire being discovered in
small brick COal house, In the rear Of the
building corner Of Second and Main
streets, Centre Wheeling, next to Men.
bergers wagon shop. The building on
the corner il q frame, but the back build.
ing attached to It Isl substantial brick,
as Is also the wagon shop. A gentleman
who Is employed at Neuberger's says
there was little rubbish, such as kindling,
shavings, &c, lying in the coal house,
which has not been used for some time,
the property being nnOcCupied. The fire
was started in this rubbish, not by u lire
ball being thrown In, but most likely by
a match being applied to it, Mr.. Fort.
ney, who lives near, threw u bucket or
two Of water on, extingulshlng the flames.
The United and Atlantic engines were
on the ground In good time, as was also
Chief Marshal Winder
A saloon keeper a short distance above
Second street says that little before the
alarm was given u gentleman called in
and gol II light for his cigar, aud put sew.
eral matches in hiS;pOcket.
About the time the fire broke ont two
men were met near the corner run.
Ing AWAY from the fire. They
were followed any arrested, and
yesterday morning they had II hear.
Ing before Squire Johnston, who commit.
ted them to Jail in default Of $1,000 bail.
They gave their names as Patrick Quinn
and John Norton, and are strangers in the
city. One Of them, Quinn, got supper nj
Warmers saloon, on Main street, below
the Riverside Mill, about six o'clock
While he was in there Norton, who
seemed to be stranger TO Quinn, came In,
and soon getting acquainted they went out
together; returning about 10 o'clock pretty
tight they wanted lodgings, but Mr.. War.
ner refused to keep them. They then went
over to the Belmont Mill and wanted to
sleep in the coal pit, but Mr.. Farrall put
them out, and they started up street. In
a few moments the alarm was sounded.
Mr. Farrall, we understand, as well as
many others, including Mr.. Warner, say
they had barely time to get up to the cor.
ner Of Second street before the alarm WA
given.
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THE ISLAND WATER sUPrLY.-The
luminous intellect which lavishes liz cor.
ruscations on the fourth page Of the Rtgis.
Ter, cannot comprehend why we, who had
some differences with Mr.. Blair, member
Of Council from the Island, a year ago,
should speak now in commentator OF
his efforts in securing water supply on
the Island. Our rule In matters Of this
kind is very simple and direct. We try
to deal with every case on lis merits; and
we don't see that the harsh things Mr.
Blair then said Of us, or we of him, de.
tract from or in any wise affect the mer.
It's Of what he did In the matter Of the
water supply, or furnish any reason why,
upon proper occasion such as our neigh.
Dor presented)we should withhold suitable
acknowledgment Of them. What we
then thought due Mr.. Blair and ourselves
we then said; what we now think due
MN IN another matter we say now, with
precisely the same unrcserve as then, and
without any purpose to undervalue the
labors Of Others, especially Of Contractor
Burke" Our neighbor may regulate his
ccnsure and praise by his likes and die.
likes, Il he chooses we govern ours by a
different rule. II he don't like It, be can
appropriate the less Of
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X. X. MEETlSG.-The Court House bell
commenced lively tune last night about
nine o'clock. We went there to see what
It all meant, but could find no one around
to inform us, so went up stairs through
the dark and were informed by the ring.
er that II was for arallroad meeting on the
front steps. There was some mistake about
having II properly announced, II seems,
and the Janitor could not be found to open
up In time. Quite a number of people
were soon on the ground, but II was too
late to keep them together, so they adj.
innrned.
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OROAN CoNCERT,-A grand organ
concert at St. Paulus' Church Is the sem
sation for this evening, The best musical
talent oil the city will assist, and every
one knows that we have got some organ.
lists as are Organists In this little city, and
some day they'll be able to carry off the
palm from some of your noted musicians
We indeed envy the lucky ones who can
attend this concert II Is for the benefit
OF 81. Paulus' Church, IN South Wheeling,
You can go aud return on the street cars,
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BAykRurr srocK.-If any reasonable

BASKRuPT SToCK,-If any reasonable
merchant were TO consent to the sacrifice
Of his stock the way the bankrupt stock
of dry goods is being slaughtered every
day by @. z. WickhAm, in Menders
Block, everybody would proclaim him an
idiot, lunatic, or a william; but the pres
sure Of circumstances that forces an ex-
tensiye New York wholesale house into
bankruptcy, in this case proves blessing
to the people, for it gives them rich
goods, fashionable goods, all kinds OF dry
goods, OF the best, at their own price, and
an opportunity to be comfortable-if they
will-at nominal cost This bankrupt
sale on Main street has now been going on
over week, and we have not heard one
word Of complaint, hut that every article
Is Just as represented, and the sales are
bona tide. AT every sale the room is full,
and great bargains are given. Sales;
forenoon, afternoon, and evening, !
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ATTENIPTED SUICIDE.
An Old Lady of siItY-twO Cuts He
Throat.


Yesterday afternoon about four o'clock,
an old lady b. the name of Ambruster,
living on Preston street, below Hamilton's
Foundry, attempted to commit suicide by
cutting her throat Mrs. Ambruster has
been quite feeble for some time, and for
three or four days past has been at times
out Of her mind. The physician who had
attended her during her sickness had only
LEFT the house short time before she al
tempted the fearful act. The circum-
stances as related to US are as follows;
Mrs. Ambruster and her daughter, with
whom she lives, were in the kitchen, the
daughter being busily engaged in attend
ing to her household duties. The old lady
asked for knife TO cut bread for supper,
and it was readily given TO her, without
the least suspicion of anything be-
ing wrong, as she has given no
intimation of an attempt to end
her existence. She took the knife
and passed into the next room, from
which, In moment, the daughter heard
o terrible shrek, and entering, found the
old lady standing in the middle of the
room with the knife at her feet, and u
stream Of blood gushing from a terrible
cash on the loft side OF her throat Call
ing assistance, they dispatched a mes
seuger for DIR. Mccoy, and proceeded, as
best they could, to stanch the tioow Of
blood, which was an impossibility, and
before he arrived lie seemed extinct, and
he found her puIseIeSs, pallid and appar'
emily dead. BY using the proper slyptics
the blOod was soon stopped and annima'
ton restored. The wound was dressed
as well rs could be under the circum'
stances, and 1t was found that tho exter.
nal jugular vein was severed, as well as
the smaller arteries on the lett side Of the
neck, and the windpipe slightly cut.
When we lell the house the old lady was
as comfortable as could be expected, but
the physician WAS Of lhe opinion that she
could not possibly live.
At midnight lastnight Mrs. AmbrusIer
was still alive and resting quietly.
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BIUANY.-Michael Burke was arrested
and brought before Justice Johnston yes.
terday charged with blgamy Burke Is
an Trishman, but has been in Wheeling
some fifteen years, and employed at the
Top Mil. He came from Ireland to this
country some twenty years ago, abandon
Ing his wife, leaving her with two chill.
drcn. After coming to this country he
married again, and now has two children
by his second wife. Mrs. B. the first Or.
rived in town in search Of her wandering
husband and found him, 10 his consterna.
ton and grief, a doubly married man ;
she had him arrested as above stated, and
he now lies in jail to await further pro-
CCedings.
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IT. YoU PLRAsR.-Will our Cotem.
porary, the register, be kind enough to
quote our sentences in full in the future,
when he wishes to pick them 10 pieces
for the edihcatiOn Of his readers! We
are perfectly willing to have orr nelghbor
find fault with Us, provided he can give
US a fair chance and not garblo our Ian.
guage to suit his own purpose.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.


By virtue Of 4 decree Of the Circuit Court for
Ohio county, West Virginia. rendered on the Sth
day OF April, 1871, In cause In ChAneery pend
ing in said court, wherein Andrew a. Gillespie
ddi are compAlnAnts and Cecilia Gillespie II OF
are defendants, shall on
Saturday, the goth Day Of May, 1871,
Al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, proceed TO sell Al public Auc.
lion, ~ the highest aud best bidder, At the mont
door OF the Court llonse VI Ohio county, West
Virginia the following described property, that
isto say!
slde on CLAY atreet between 9Th and 9Th streets,
In mat psff RI the city Of Wheeling commonly
Known a. Rast Wheeling, bounded as follows, TO
Wit: Beginning at the south east corner Of lot
No. III thence westWardly, with the line Of Clay
streeL Thirty feet thence with liue parallel with
he east line Of saId lot, northward eighty feet
and Ten inches, thence With . line parallel with
Clay street thirty feet to the east line OF said lot,
thence With the east line Of said lot eighty icct
and ten inches 10 the beginning; the said part Of
lot fronting Thirty feet on Clay street, measuring
nom the south east corner thereof and running
back the depth, Of even width Of eighty feet and
zen inehsA,' With all the buildingA and appnrte-
nsnees thefcuLto belonging.
TERNs or sALH-One third cash, and the bal
Auos in u and ls months, the purchaser giving
bond with good security for the deferred inatai.
ments, with interest from date; OF all cash, 40
p'''-' HANNIBAL FORBES.
apis Special Commissioner.
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L. $. DisTRlcr CouRr.-Thc Jury In
the case Of KnOde e.. Williamson Assem-.
bled yesterday morning and again took
up the above case. About halfpast
eleven they came into the Court room,
not being able to agree, and asked to be
discharged. The Judge would not do
this, but gave them a recess Until two
o'clock, at which time they once more re.
tired and were out until halfpast four,
when they came into court and again
asked to be discharged. This the Judge
again refused to do, and sent them out
again. About five o'clock they again
entered court and announced a verdict of
mot guilty" The Marshall case was
argued during the day, and the Judge
has ihe case under consideration.
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10 tho highest bidder, the following described
property al being In tho county Of Ohio and
stGts Of Wtrt ylrglnla) viz: Lots numbered 0,
10, IS, u. IS and 10, in square a. In the town OF
south Wheeling AlsO, coal lots numbered 70,
n and 28 according to Plat Of said town. Also,
lots numbered 8, 9, i, 10, a. y, y and ~ Also,
rs, ~ 20, - and II, In square ~, town Of south
Wheeling, together with the Engines, Machinery,
Tools, Bulldingp, Fixtures and all other improve
ments upon the said lots Of ground formerly
known a. the Washington MIL prOpcrtyJ on the
following terms: fifft, a SUFFICIENT amount ~
cash 10 pay ave thousand dollars, being The bal
Ance on note due December 10th, 1870. with In
isrest on same from December 10Th, 1850, Also,
Interest on Other i've thousand dollars from De-
csmbeT 10Th, 1870, TO January 2lsl, 1911, Also
one note due June 10Th, 1871, for niue hundred
dollars and Interest frOm June 10TH 1911 together
with expense Of sale second. Bonds with ap'
proved security and Deed Of Trust on property
cold one payable December 18th, 1871, ten thol'
iAnd dollars; one payable December 18Th, 1911,
nlno hundred dOais .; one payable June 10Th, lsiH,
slG hundred dollars; Ona payable December 10Th,
1871. ten thousand dOllArr: one payable Decem'
bcf 10th, 1874, SIX hundred dOllATs: one payable
June iGth, 1919 three hundred dollars; one pay
able December 18th, 1873, ten thousand dollars,
aud One payable December 18th, 1873, three hnn'
drrd dOliars. Third. The balance, after paying
the foregoing sums, 10 be paid In equal install
menIs al six, twelve and eighteen months with
interest from day VI sale.
WHEELING, May O. 1871. my
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AN interesting item for our musical
friends will be the knowledge that Mr..
W. II. sheib, our former music dealer, in.
tends disposing Of n number Of his pianos
yet in this city, at low prices, in payments
Of ten, fifteen and twenty dollars month,
as may be agreed upon. II you want a
bargain, do moi fail 10 see Mr, sheib at r.
Porter & Co.'S, 90 Main street, during The
balance of this week.
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NOTICE TO HoUsEKEEPERs Buy your
wall paper at PAUL Bros, h 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--AND SELL FOR THE
SAME PRICK. You will find there the
best assortment In the city-all styles,
prices, and qualities.
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EXCURSION AND PIc.NIC.-The stea.
mer James Rees is chartered for Satur.
day May Goth, to take an excursion and
picnic party to Cresap's Grove. The at.
fair Is under the management oil the Red
Cloud Tribe of Red Men, and we feel safe
in assuring oil who are fortunate enough
to be able to go, that they will have day
Of genuine enjoyment,
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LECTURE on CHISA.-Psul Baguley,
missionary, lecmred In the First Baptist
Church, Monroe Street, last night, the
audience listening altpntively full hour
and half to n description of the man.
ners, customs, and country Of that strange
people who are now coming to our shores,
lie was dressed IN the costume Of a Chi.
nese officer, cue aud all.
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EXAMINATION PosTPoNED.--Colln To
lin, who twill be remembered was before
Squire johnson, May 4, charged with at
tempting tn shoot and rob peddler nam.
ed Louis Addison, near Dallas, W.
Va, was brought before the same Justice
again yesterday, and the examination
again postponed, as Addison Is still too
III to leave the hospital. The case is now
set for hearing on June lst
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TnosE CAEEs.-OurIriend Of the Regis.
Ter says the cake he received the other
evening weighed a Ton Now, what's The
use Of talking in that waYi Why every.
body knows that ours was the largest and
the handsomest one Of all, andnO more to
be compared with that ginger snap you re-
ceived than a water cracker Is with loaf
Ofbread. Wemade little cavity In ours,
just IN taste il, in which we could hide
yours and have room to spare.
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and thereafter from day To day until completed,
commencing tho sale each day at ten o'clock, 4.
!, at the banking House lately occupied by said
Institution on Monroe street, In wheeling, w.
Va, sell at public auction for cash the following
property, viz:
he pAtt lot and building on the north aide Of
Monroe street Aforesaid which was conveyed BY
William n. Woods and others 10 said Institution
By Deed dated February rs, 1888, and recorded In
Rald ONCE IN Deed Book ", page 49, subject 10
the dow er estate Of Mrs. Mary NOOde
The pat Of lot 1853 In ChHnllne Eoir add.
tlOn part OfBaid city, which was conveyed by the
widow and heirs Of Thomas NELL. deceased. TO
IN, self IA Trustee, by Deed dated March % 1911,
and recorded In said Oillce In Deed Book -, page
ia. ....
TWENTY-FIVE shares OF the Capital Stock Of the
Wheeling Hinge Company.
Thirteen thAfes Of the Capital Stock OF the
MtrchARts' National Bank Of West Virginia a.
one Household Safe. one Gold watch. Alot
VI valuable Silver Ware. A large number u H..
syary and miscellaneous works. Some superior
Wines, brandy, whisky and segars. A number NJ
Autographs aud paintings. siatunrJ and OiOnIe
ornaments A number Of articles Of valuable
furniture. A pew In 81. Matthew'S Episcopal
Church, Wheeling. ~
selll1g a. fnstee, do not warrant, but be-
lieye the title 10 be good, except against the
dover estate In the property on Monroe street
Apis DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.
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AssAULT.-The mate Of the boat comet
was before Justice ClOhan yesterday,
charged with choking an employee on the
boat named Patrick Cosgroye. A fine of
five dollars was imposed, which he paid.
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Fhnged Goats Hair crenadlne, New and Beautiful
article for Suits.
Japanese silks and Popns In great Variety.
Black Mohalr BrIIIantlnes, new and elegant.
Pongees, Diagonal POPIInsY Silk Serges.
Black and coIored silks, Bishops Lawn Robes.
Black Iron crenadIne two yards wIe all silk and WOOL
Pink, blue, buff and green Percaes Lawns.
coquette Cloths and organdIes.
Piques, Wash PopIIns, Cold Linen for Suits.
Linen and Plque Suits for Children.
Linen and Bishops Lawn Suits for Ladies'.
Paris Muslin Tuncs for Ladies'.
Pongee Silk and Lace Parasos In the latest styles.
Reversible Ottoman shaWIs.
Silk sacques, Lama Lace Jackets.
Sash and Bow Ribbons, Roman Neck Ties.
Louise Ties, EmboIdees and Lace Goods Of all kndsI
Standard Plated Founongs In Bishops Lawn Swiss.
octuple Putting.
Ladies' and Misses eaIbhggan Hose.
Harris Seamless Kid Gloves. Also,
Low Priced Kid Gloves.
Misses Kid Gloves In all sizes.
Misses Parasols.
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SWORD CAcrus.-We are indebted 10
Mrs. 7. W. Bliss for beautiful Hover OF
the above variety. Mrs Bliss assures us
that the plant from which 1t was plucked
ia lourteen years old
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CHEAP CoUNTEh-I will place Oh cheap
counter this morning, 10 doz. Women's
Lasting Congress gaiters,'at 500 a pair,
. doz. Misses Lasting Congress CATERS,
at % cents pair. Mems all calf boois
warranted, al $3.50. Mems Glove Kid
Congress at Sl.5ORt Lours V. BLoND, lOi
Main street,
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a. 10 o'clock, 4 y on the premises, the piece Of
John and Zane streets lately occupied BY the
Rough and Ready Engine company" being the
sGunA conveyed TO the city Of Wheeling BY EllAh
U. JefierS and wife by deed dated April II 1880.
Terms Of sale, clih. TuOS. J, BLAIR,
myll Chairman Committee.
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Now is your chance, ladies, to buy
fine Lace Collar, of the latest style, at less
than one.half its value.
BRuEs l. SANDERS.
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WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS
The sale ofstocks, &c, for the benefit Of
the above institution, will take place to.
day al ten O'Clock. .. s..
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Police CouRr.-only one case before
Judge Good yesterday morning. Thomas
Burke, creating tumult and disorder, con.
tinued until Q O'Clock this morning
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THRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF a
i Deed Of Trust executed 10 me by the Nor.
way Iron Manufacturing Company, bearing date
January sIh 1863 (aGd recorded IN Book 81
p,ge XVI I shall proceed TO sell At the irontdooi
II The Court H6u,e Of Ohio county, State of
West virginia, on
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For Sale.

A SSIGNEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ ola Deed OF Assignment made by the arm
Of Walt, Harlan q Co. TO me, dated the lith day
Of May. 1871, and now Of record In the Recor'
der's Office OF Ohio County, will OlIer AtpTiyate
rae (by consent Ol pArllesl till
SATURDAY, JUNE Sd, 1871,
the following properly tO.Wit The buildings.
machinery aud GIlnles belonging 70 said hrm OF
Walt. Harlan q Co, In the Eighth Ward In
the City Of Wheeling, occupied and USED a. "a
bGsket factory, together with the engines, tools,
shaRing, beltlbg also about 400 baskets, ID 900
feet planed poplar lumber, 10 cords ofwoOd, one
barrel oil aud other stock on hands. The above
described property will be offered at private SAFE
on the premises In the Eighth Ward In lots TO
suit purchasers, until the day above named,
when the balance remaining on hand will be sold
at public auction on the premises.
cash, balance In six months,
with Interest, deferred payments To be- secured
by note with approved security.
For further Information apply on the premises
OrlO Il. q. BARR,
myiG Assignee.
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AT the great dry goods emporium oil
Brues & Sanders, goods are selling cheap.
er than any auction In the country.
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NOR SALE-2 GOOD LOTS, ON
u high ground. In Caldwells addition, On
West side James street. .,,,.,
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BOARD or EDUCATIoS.-The Board Of
Education will hold meeting this even
Ing.
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For Rent.

nor RENT,-TWo (2 SMALL m
d Dwelling Houses on the Island.
Apply al tbs Island Vineyard 70
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SIX" Retouched Photographs" al
Brown " Higgins Gallery.
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WHEELING SAVINGS INsTlTU.
w TION,-TRUsTEE'S SALE Pursuant
70 the Deed Of Trust from the Wheeling Savings
fhsutntlOu to me, dated February 70, 1871, and
FpoOrded In the Recorders office for this county
ID Deed Book %, paee a, Twin on
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

By authority Of thu Council Of the city Of
wheeling, The Committee on Fire Department
viii sell at public sale TO the highest and best
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T1HE CITY BANK, BELLAIRE, O.
L Onlee, on Water St, opposite Central Block.
Does general Banking business; receives money
discounts notes and BILLS deals In Exchange,
Coupons and National, State and local securities.
The PRoNPTEsT ATTENTION gtVEN TO CoLLEo.
TtoRa ON BEtLAfnE AND ITS VICINITY. The cor.
fe-pondnnee Of Banks, Bankers and others hay.
Ing business At this point Il solicited.
" Mellott, A. p. Tallman, John T. Mercer, G. q.
A. W. ANDERSON, Pres't.
\. y. TALLMAN, Cashier feh6
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ALI the latest Improvements III style
and finish of Pictures at the Partridge
Gallery.
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LADIES Congress Caters, u cents, al
j. b. Merges, 1888 Main street
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ALI the new style Photographs are
made at the Partridge Gallery.
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1000 LACE COLLARS on consignment
for few days, from % cents to $95
apiece. BRUEs s. SANDERS.