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ben etinnnun9so sort marttrt miro, b,ntCrldfen tam
S0bn Z. MILTON, 8tdnsportmeifir;
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-04
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psIte in Der Sun" nnseSei9t iino unS Dem Sio
nab Deuti9eR anse9oren:

rusl6e in Der "SuTt" ~an9e5eI9t rno mo pfM SlaA8'
nab Oeuti9en Gnse9oren:
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@atborina Guen, atis SmIna arnot, Wig 9utta
Benaiueer, 9PiB Senrietta BiHobGu mer, Nire @bal
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0trs 6 % Eaonas, ylabame 6 g9laesrrotp, Mrs
Al6ertias G4olff.
6~erren%eIhe.
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Bot, Rm 1rauulatcr, 29m . Supp, SobI Sul6,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-04

aus 0eiien 80n5aEa0emIe IeIt S0breN ofaas
rem BON guteu Gdu5eru unO 8an3erinuen
beruorgegangen, cr6nnct ndditen 9Ienito9
III Der e pcenmz6 all e." CIR. 90, @.-
9 alti IT., Dem @ebduOe oe5 rGor=
reiponoenten" gegeniiber, ietnen &tnterfnr.
Jus. Die 8eliebtbtit, Oeren ii6 ieiu Inter.
ri9ts= Sytem Don ieber inter grpabieHeH
unb Der 3ugenO %erfreute, miro ibm aud Die.
les Sabr sablreihe 359linge 5nfibren.
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e5- Selteu bat ein Ntittsl inter ben Geu=
ten 10 piel Anerteunuug 9efunoen, ME Der
Samburger Sruf &bee BON Or.
au9uft 66ntg. @8 lit iebenfalS oas bette
Niiftel gegen alle Grtdltun9en unS 8ranibetz
ben Der yunge unb Der Seble. Gr loate IN
ieoer EQmilie ri fiuoeu ietu! (210- 4p)
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c1r cfnlima NEsinFcIs .ginIFRnarten0

eJn Juliu8 WtHFel'5 ySoltsgarteIf"
finoet iOrtan iebeH DiOntag uno Sonnabenb
aroBeS @artenzSonSert itatt. "a pr. Mtntel
fir Elm Qutes NtuiitcorpS Gorge gelrageu bat
uno aud Die Speiieu unO @etrdnIe Nidt8 Su
piiniden ii6rrg laIien, 10 t0nneu mir etnem
Seoen ben geiu6 Oieies freuncli4en Sarten8
beIteuS emDfehlen.
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esy Oen WaIbinatpucc Damcn

bari % as. s. SAMPLER s Sue. uu0
MISUNDERSTANDING III Nr. S22, I. Str.,
uube S.StraBe, @uibinytOu, 3. g., nit
3edt empiobleu meroelt. 0aS Neueite, mas
Die Ntooe brtu4t, lit bort itetS inrei9iter auS-
nnhl III III biliaen Nretien IL habsn.
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Reg Gir fino abermuls ben 9p. q. Sdu-
mQdler & 60. fir bic 3uienOung Heller emo.
pailder Sldtter, nit benz 0pfr. Berlin"
eingetroHen, usrpfidtet.
EGF g ii er. = StBt radl @ie'
berbegiu Der SdulSeit, no Shulbiidcr Elm
SeoiirfniB eenoroen iino, MAIDEN mir oui
OaS arOBe Eager Der so. $. 9eal & 60.
an 8opettes, nabe @BarlesitraBe, autz
merriam. Sic uertauIen Qebrauhte Sitdler
gum balben lGreiie uuo oarHuter; usue iIuO
bort beoeutero utter Dem regclmdBtleu Breiie
su baben. gud) babeu Die QerIeu cine groBe
Sammluug anOerer @eyfe aui Eager, Die he
blutgit ablalieu. MaH leie ibre AnSctge auf
Der erlten Seite !!
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Huies ertreuen0e 9ebrauitaIt in @eitz Saltt
moreitraBe, uahe Srantliu : Square, be1tuu'
0tontag, ben 8. September, ihren Serbltfur.
Jus. Gem Director SrH. ShomaS Setter,
einem erfabrenen uub piiieuihaftlid, gebllOc'
ten S6ulmanu, ltehen mehrere tiiQtiJe Qtbr'
trdite our Ssite. SIM llebrigen pcrrueIien NH
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Scr UHafaDettcz SIrnocretn"
bat auf DtOntug, ben 8. september, elm q
miitblihes &au5tran'heH I'M 9rOBen Saal
be- yNew- q iiembln, 6OomS" peranltaltct.
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begetabiliihes f5t
liauiidleS 6aarpte.
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mitteI
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ia unier Saarerneuerer In oielen NcQen 81 lang
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mir oiciss 6drbemittel apart prlpnrtrt; &c ptro Die
les Relultot raib unb miriam terbeiinbren. Us II
leiht onBuru eHoen uno brlnst cine garbe berooIi ipel'
dc lid rvsber %oUreiben. nod abruaitsH tdBt. Bel al
len Apotbetera Su BADEN. Yreie so &ents.
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fabriIiTt.
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6aars feline arfprilrstt6e Snrbs nc i Dem @!anJr u
Der fSriibe Der 5u9cno bdlh lpite.t; es oeroltt GUN
mes Saar, tbut BEN ausgeben Der SdGrt @tnbGlt unit
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5tatt Dem Suare burh einen tleiiteri9en yiieosrlhlos
81 iGaocu, bdlt IS o~aiielbe rein uHo demonstrating.
Eein Qeleoentli6er Glebraut miro oGs 5aar am
4usialen oeer Grauperben %Rtneern. tol9lt6 9t
sabtfG2ii9teit oorbeuoen. Die MISUNDERSTANDING eel
sebenstrait, pcGte es Der SopibGut oerleitt, ucrblnz
Osrt, oaB fth Sdori, oer OF 10 unrsLG IH0 entssRl9
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psl6e Sini9s 0aGarmittsI BEN 9Gqrs ifSOiI& GHG &c.
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friGr=W aittel, 10 ldft itb Eidts Gmpis9lensiuEEttG'
res benton, ais bic "Vigor.n sic enth0ltDeocr Sel,
nod Edrbeitoii, bci9muet feline iUei6en Richer nre
6!sibt oot larsetm 6aare, Dem IS sinsn totllqsp
Slang uro einen liebliten 28oblgerlh oerletlt.
Gcrfertigt pom 9r. 3. 6. Mner 8 Sump.
prattiidben uuo anulptiihen @benriterr
4opcn, Wah.
(Suni5,1 uTe2IpifD .&2O
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~ ~ hbEf VIZ
SPncratFaaenteH.
Str 9ebtouh 6leiss@3Iano'S let IeiHtr SiniGbruHg
in 1864, uut be idbrlise SersroseranQ oss Serbrdu;
tass pom elRtseR aunorrt 1oaHsu iN ethen SABRE gu
sieteH EGulenEt IN IOEHGH III otr 3, fte SelUeIs ieine6
lBsrtt.s uls Gin uorIaslitCs Diitttl thr Die SrSeugung
ron 4orItullur- Erooutleu iorpstl, ais GRG lar otr
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tieem uuterHeRmSH ~uEsslcgt uHo DE un9cU0EnIid "a
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mlitel Der beasn at osH S%oaiuneHten Iu oeR bInis-
ten Srsiie an geher. Sicle or SuaHo lit i'm ~perTctteu
guidance lir'r oSriden.s
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ourh pcrnrOserte Ssrtduie MAO tIsiucu 8Crsitnit cine
%Gngemciens Serstiuas ihr tRr oasgslestes CAPT al
81 e~r4lslen.
Difitr @aano wrb burd TscnteH Der @tithidatl
in allen I16ttten Der gtitttls, g iS> SEo Solf9 tao.
tn ~pCrtcuit
Erets in ~8GGtimort S5O pro 9onu
"a 90 giunh). Suhn q. %refe s Comp.
(aug.l II, a. z, 2Rts. tkUJ
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Sn Der ,,Germania=W GnncrbOrs
0aue"

gSy- 8ir iiuo abermuls ben 9p. q. Sdu-
madlsr & 60. fir bic 3uienoun9 Heller emo.
paiider Sldtter, nit Dem 0pfr. Berlin"
etnuetrofen, uerpflidtet.
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(Hair Vigor)
Jur @ieecrberHc
lung Der nntiirlii
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ASrof. OSu1. 3. (SIaooctt.

DVE ~ SNTHUEIIC< <NIHVtIVVN
bat aut DtOntag, ben 8. september, elm 9e-
nittblides &au5tranlheH inl grOBen 5aale
be- ..9iem.N iieInbln. AoomS" peranltaltct.
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| uillAItOulLOAkt 49, - ~
ren6 oes g8aHerman9els 10 nislt4 errpies
serii0rt mitroe.
SIN ;ueitcu Ratbs5fpelse brafte geferr
Or. Soro einen Antra9 Elm, ben Sontroleul
an,umsllen, baS @runOitif 81 patteu, leood
3u b0biens 81 per 6routInB. Der Iutras
lpuroe an9euommen.
SIN eriteu 3peige prrbs Der Soroi4e an'
trag auf pen Sii6 9eleSt.
3 II II D y u D n u e.-Sm 5rpet
ten Staotratb8Speige paiirte geaeru eiu BE
ihluB oes Sru. Oltus, ben StaSt.Sonmii
lar an;uneiieu, Noro Boundary Apenul
smiiden Der Dorf'GoaO uuN Gbarlesfraben
aueuue planlren uno pfafer1 81 laiien, ie
bod MIR inter Der Seoiugnng, oaB otegrunr'
better on iener StraBe iid bereit erflaren
bas gegen Der GoiiensGanbfeiue 81 iiberneb
men.
Sic W itgIieberber o anmnolle
B6rie bislten oor9eiiern i'm sJttalto'Se'
bGuOe" cine Seriainmlung ab, oeren 9aupt
ilped cine Seipredung iiber bic Veihaffun(
zines palienOen 4ptaleS fir bic S3rie NOR,
Nah elmer ldnaeren Oisfuilion ernannte bel
Yoritenoe, Sr. Geo. Is. Slfanp, Elm Go
mite, bslsbeno aus ben 50. MiooIeton
Hriebenpalo, Barter, Satpflns uno gasarnsI
tDelQe8 ITO HuU elHeI puIleuoSu %otattlu'
umieben uno bariiber in nd1itee Sisun8 BE.
ridlt e%ritattsn lou.
Ebeater. Notls.- Die @ebrGoer Ser
nan, Direftoren bss yOperu.6auies" on Del
Bride, zines yofales, oil ipeihes ftf fnr bas
beige D%eutidthum man6e ansenebme Grill
nsrunsen tnipien, bas aber isst in elmer
vOiuien"s 9empel umgeuanSelt ut, in mel.
dem ipe;isu Der rSein : gultuS" s~etriebcu
utro, baben baS yGbeatre Gomlque" in
Baibinston semietbet uno beabfttisen, BAL
ielbe ungeidbr in berielben 8elie gu fiibreu,
mte Obsrf Siun eas bieitse 6rontfraBel'
Sbeater.
Die 81 ar1tGnber Sdillinser s
aunhiteiu.& y oeren Yrd.
foent Or. Sultus s. Mc&artb iii, uno melfe
in Nr. II, YOnoffice' aosnne, ibr Sireau
bat, bat aelern Dem Staotrathe ~folsenbe gu.
lariit 3uaeianot: rVicine Serren! Bon Der
ileberseuguns beieelt, oaB oas ShtuinssE'.
Idle Suntliein . Srottoir ieoem a%uoeren, oas
bis isst gum Selegen oes 6uBbooens bon
Martt6dul fern unsswenoet %pOrosn, iibsrlsseu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-02

ST. ANDREWS DAY.-Ssturdsy was,
according TO the ecclesiastical calendar, St
Andrews day. For many centuries this
day hiss been marked as sacred festival
in honor TO that great Saint and Apostle.
As one Of the disciples Of St John the
Baptist, 81 Andrew appears TO have first
had his attention drawn to the Saviour by
the declaration Of the Baptist" Behold the
Lamb Of God" and by his sdmonishing
bis hearers that he (St john was not the
Messiah Tor whom they looked; that there
came One after him who was 70 be pre-.
ierfed before him. Subsequent 70 the
Imprisonment Of St. John, Jesus, as He
walked by the Sea Of Gallilee, called ST.
Andrew and his brother Slmon from
their occupation Of fishermen 70 be His
Apostles. After the ascension Of the
Saviour, St. Andrew, as did the other
Apostles, departed on the great mission
committed 10 them and preached the
Gospel first in 6cythiA, then in Epirus,
Csppsdocia, GslstiR, Bithynia and in the
vicinity OF Byzantiun. Finally he suf-
fered martyrdOm at Rges by order of the
Proconsul Of the place. being put 70 death
ppon c-oss formed by two pieces Of
timber crossing each other in the middle,
thus forming the outlines Of the letter y,
which is tEnillisrly known as St An
drew's Cross.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-02
N, GUTMAN & co.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
MEMS UNDERWEAR,
n. cUrMAM 4 cos.

ExPIosloS AT THE GRANT HouzE-
Saturday morning about 8 O'Clock, the
pipes forming the water back Of the
stove in the laundry attached 70 the
Grant House, exploded with terrific force,
teariDg the stove into ten thousand pieces,
forcing out the sash and glass In the win.
dowB Of the room, blowing ont The doom.
besides wrenchIng the carving table In
the kitchen, on the story immediately
overhead, from III supports From one
Of the pFoprieton we learn that on Fri.
dsy night, 1t being very cold, . servant
was sent 10 the laundry 70 remain and
keep up tie Ere, 30 that the water supply
pipe might not become frozen. The ser.
want Ee1t 70 sleep, however, EDd the fire
went out About the hour mentioned he
aWoke and kindled 4 fire in the stove.
He had but Just left the room when the
explosion occurred, and thus escaped be-
ing killed, probably, or seriouSly injured.
The noise made by the bursting pipes
was heard al over the building, and soon
a number Of persons gathered at the
wreck. The damage done we have stat.
ed above had the explosion not taken
place until an hour or two later, the con,
sequences would have been much more
disastrous as the persons usually employed
in the laundry would have been engaged
in their regular duties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-02

FIRST SUNDAY IL ADvENT-Yesterday
commenced once again the annual re.
newsl Of holy seasons that make up what
is known as the "Cbristisn Year" aud is
distinguished in the Church Calendar as
the First Sunday in Advent" a season
which from very remote times has been
observed in the Christian Church as pre-
parstory 70 the great Festival Of Christ.
mas. The advent season" embraces the
few Sundays which Immediately precede
Christmas, and are devoted to the special
presentation and calculation Of these
grand themes: The second coming Of
Christ and the final judgment; the Divine
inspiration Of the holy Scriptures, and the
duty Of studying them and conforming TO
their teachings; next, the Gospel Minis
Try, as sent 10 prepare and make ready
for the second coming Of Christ, and
lastly the great duty of repentance and
amendment Of life as the only fit prepare.
ton Tor the reception Of Christ, the ss-
Tior. Advent" as these themes would
imply, is always q season Of peculiar
solemnity in the Episcopal Church. The
people are taught, in the language Of the
Liturgy, 70 pray that God would give
them grace 10 cast away the works Of
darkness, and to put upon them the srmor
Of light now in the time of this mortal life
in which Bis Son Jesus Christ came to
visit the world in great humility, 80 that
in the last day, when He shall come again
in glorious majesty TO Judge both the
quick and dead, His people may rise 10
the life immortAl, through Him who liveth
and reigneth now and evermore.
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COMMITTED TO JA11-Ou the 2Gth nit
it's alleged woman named Lizzie Kelly,
robbed . man named Robert McAdans,
Of $500 in Pittsburgh, and succeeded in
eluding arrest. The matter was placed
in the hands OF two officers in that city,
who traced her TO this city. Arriving
here they procured the assistance Of Con.
stable Juukins and renewed the pursuit
Last Saturday they found the woman IN
Grafton where Officer J. arrested her.
The party came TO this city on Saturday
nights train, and having procured the
necessary papers from Judge Johnston,
lodged the woman in jail She will be
brought out for examination a. soon as
the witnesses against her can be brought
here.
Pc. Since the foregoing was written
We have been informed the woman will
be taken TO Pittsburgh this morning-she
having waived the formally Of a requisi.
ton.
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M. GUTMAN & co.
TIE LARGEST STOCK OF
Men and Boys OvercOats,
m. cUTMAM 4 cos.

TRASEEERs or RIAL EsrArE-During
the week ending Saturday, November 80,
the following transfers Of real estate were
LEFT at the RecGrder's Office:
Deed made August /, by Il G. CGld.
well and Others TO Lewis Marshall, for lot
8 in square 10, Bolton street. CLidwelIs
addition; $500. Admitted November
Dead made August IS, 1900, By HAnil.
ton Frazier and wife to Henry SeGhnght,
for . acres, / rood and 8 perches Of land,
near Roneys Point; 900. Admitted
November 60.
Deed made November 20, by Fred
Wa&mann and Wtfeito Henry G. Metze,
for north half Of lot No. IN square "a,
South Wheeling; $3.50. Admitted No:
vember 90.
Lease made January 81, by Augustus
Pollock 10 Charles BHumer, ior two.story
brick house on Water street, al 500 per
Hnnum, for five years. Admitted Novem.
Der 90.
Power Of Attorney made October 81,
by Ellen D. Smith 70 Henry Darlington,
70 settle her interest in the estate OF G.
w. Smith, deceased. Admitted Novem.
Der 20.
Deed made November %, By George
SchellhAse and vile 70 Conrad Seibert,
Tor u acres qi land between the Cumber.
land Road and Wheeling C-eek-pArt Of
the Bedilion isrm; $4,000, Admitted
November g.
Deed made November 4, by james W.
Clemens and wife to Ellen Jones, Tor their
night, title and interest in and to lot No.
1877 corner Of Fourth and Union streets;
love, affection and 800. Admitted No.
vember %.
Deed made November %, by John P.
GilchriSt and wife 70 r G. Jordan, for
lots J, 20, L . and c, Gilchrist's addition
No. 2, Wheeling Island; $500. Admit.
ted Nov. %.
Deed made November %, by G. Fsl.
loure 70 Samuel Adams, for the west third
OF lot 1l9, Zane street, East Wheeling;
200. Admitted November 80.
Deed made October 10, by Francis FL
bert and wife 70 Samuel Kughlen, for the
middle A feet d lot q, corner Of Market
and Washington streets, fronting on
Washington street and running back &C
feet so. Admitted November 30.
Deed made November q, BY Joseph
Bedilion and wife 70 Conrad 6eibert, 10,
% square percbes Of land with ice HOUSE
thereon, near Bedilion's mill; $500. Ad.
mitted November 30.
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RENovAL-1 beg leave 70 announce tc
the public thAt1 have removed into my
new room, No los Main street, one doc,
below the old stand, where I have opened
an extensive new stock Of Boots and
Shoes, comprising all the latest styles 10,
Ladies, Misses and Children, Of The
best Eastern and home manufacture
which will be sold very cheap. All are
invited TO call and examine my stock be.
fore purchasing. L. V. BLOND.
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GETTYSBURG
KATALYSINE WATER,

Il has been demonstrated BY ser1Ss OF rraeti.
eaI experiments conducted by eminent phyGi.
cans. and Rttegted by Thousands on RrGtsipl
people who have been relieved from theft s1fIeF.
ny " i3 use, that the GsttyS5IT0 Kat6lySiNt
nGsSr me nearest approach % . specific eT2
discovered for DyysbElG, NeErGlgta, RhaaRG.
IAN; Coat, 6raVel, DIa1eEsJ. RIdnsy and UTfHq.
~ D!tsa9lS generally. NrCstOTa DIGscLIay poISey
y ~ F1rGtrte. II cures Liper CoERilaiDt
ChyOBIe DiGTThaG, HRST, CDHItiDatioH. IFESrNa'
C0tGrT,Gh and BrOHehItiS:: DiStdSEE Of az Ell
GeHsrq! Dt2LhRy and Nervous PrOStfrtioH TTOE
4Itl aad RGyde0! EDoo1Ses. Il h The GysafCTt
AHhdok eTv dtSe0Versd fer KneEsSipt ETdES
q Dy5H44hg. 4 o0TTtet! the Stomach, pToEN0tes
Dgesti9A' and RsEteDEI the Head GIplosE iEST,SdI.
Gtsty. No household should be Tithoutit. ETerv
hot H! s69uld keep 1t on hand. For sale BY ii
~ For history Of the SPRING., for medical
ieporo ot Tie power Of the water over diSsaSe.
t9r mttVelou! enres, and for teStimonISlS from
Gstlngalshed men. send for pamphlets.
WHITNEY BROS, GenI As'ts
q South Front st., PkIlEdeiphds. Pa
0ettySburE Spring co. nnT1
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No1cE-KENTUcKY LIBRARY DRAW.
Me.-AI agencies Tor the sale Of tickets
In the 6ce@rsd Grand GiI Goneert IN aid
81 q. LtEIIIe L6vG'y Of Kentucky, were
required 70 settle up on yesterday, 18th
November, but for the accommodation Of
those who are not yet supplied with tick.
cts, ] will continue 10 Eli cash orders
which may be received at this Office, until
the evening Of December 9th.
THos. z. BRAMLETrR,
agent Pub. Llb. Ky.
L'utsrINE, Ry., NOv. 26h, ~.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER Goopa-C
Hess, corner Of Main and Quincy streets,
has Just received the most complete and
choice line Of Foreign and Domestic Gas.
sineFes, Scotch Cheyiots, English and
French DisgonGls, Cloths OF all Shades.
Vestngs, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
DC, that can be found in the city. Alsc
q large stock Of German and Fancy
Wooden Knitted Jackets. He does al
work in the best style and guarantees fits
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CoLD.-saturdsy was an intensely cold
day and ice formed last in the river. We
tear that in consequence Of the short sup
ply Of coal in the city, there was absolute
suffering in some quarters from lack Of
fuel with which to keep warm. The coal
committee appointed by Council is doing
everything in its power TO meet the de.
mands made upon them.