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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
TEE CENTENNIAL BUILDING.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. S.-The Committee on
Plans for the Centennial Exposition Building this AZ
ternoon presented q report, In which they say
In pursuance of the advertisement for proposals issued
by this Committee April l. 183 the Committee nave re-
ceved preliminary sketches OF designs for the Ceten
NAL anniversary buildings From this number 10 nave
selected and awarded TO each OF the success
full petitors. The following Is list OF the plans
selected TO wit: No. Americana archtect, samuel
Sloan, No. 152 South Fourthst., Philadelphia No. IL,
Lexington Yorktown" archtects. John Macarthur, lr
No. 1884 Chestnutst; Joseph NJ Wilson, No. 2ss South
Fourthst., Philadelphia; No. is, GO. L. r." architect
John G. sidney, No. 2ol South Fifth-st., Phlladel-
pha No. 20, M. NJ" architect, j. 4. Fairfax, Wheel
ing W. VI No. q, pavilion Plan" architect, Calvert
vaux, No. no Broadway. New-YorE No. "a,
architects, Thomas N. Plowman Co, cor
Ninth and Dsts., Washington; No. D.
Esto Perpetus." architects, Collins 4 Autenrieth.
No. Il0 Walnutsts., Phadeiphia Penn; No. AZ
1885 Star 1876" architects. Francis H. Gaithe No. loss
Waace-st. Stephen Rush. jr., No. l30S Green-st No.
5 Carbon" j. A. Yrydsgh, Terre Haute, Ind; Il. T.
Heiner Terre Haute Ind. No. 81, architects @. Z.
Clark No. 40 Walnutst.; Ii. A. d j. r. Sims, No. i26
Wanut-st., Philadelphia.
These plans Will be returned TO the several architects
presenting Them with set of Photographic copies of
the 10 selected designs and printed descriptions Of each
TO those wishing 10 enter upon second competition
The plan for the centennial building will be selected
about the latter part of September and the successful
competitor will receive award of $4,000 for hs d.
sign. which will then become the property Of the Cen
tennial Commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09

the President and Vice-President, unless Vacancy
shoud occur during the recess Of Congress Custom and
instead of statute govern the election OF the
President of the Senate that body has power 10 re-
move President at any time, every day II IL peaseS'
though the change not usually made during the ses
son or except in a rare during the same Adnlhs
traon The Senate however, reorganizes lts Contees
at any time and has equal privilege wthlts pre-
siding officer.
The full report OF the special commission on the ABUSES
OF the United States branch of the Vienna ExpoSuon
has been received here The conclusions are the reverse
% onI,,nentarv IN Gen Van Buren, and his coDfden-
tiaI assistant Gen Mayer, and some OF their suporuh
afa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
WASHINGTON.
TIE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT NsoLvENr.


WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug. 8, 1871.
The redemption OF 100000 OF old Washington City
bonds issued under Mayor Emerys administration and
which matured Aug 49, is practically suspended for
lack Of funds. The loan which the city authorities ex
pected to make In NewYork has not been raised and
consequence Of which discounts TO private customers
have been practically stopped The holders OF mstured
bonds offered their face value in new special assess
ment certificates Of which the act Of the recent Legsa
ture authorized the issue Of t2ooo0 but as they are
only worth 90 cents and not accepted by the banks
as collateral. they are invariably declined. Emery
bonds widely distributed among mechanics ana the
middle classes and the delay In their payment Is causing
considerable trouble threats Of protest are frequent
This loan bis the first which has become due since the
new District Government assumed control OF AFFAIRS ana
the bonds have always been regarded as among the
sAest OF the city securities The whole amount OF tne
principal and interest Is about s46ooO0.
THE CIVIL SERVICE RULES.
ine Following Executive order has been issued:
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. s..
,rnto, SrFice commission, at it's session al WASH
& M urtner rules 10 be prescribed by the President
o government OF tho civil service OF the United
ga inese rnies as here published are approved,
nronsr p,osohs VIII be enforced rapidly rs the
'' 'ne PRESIDENT HAMILTON FISH, Secretary OF State.
WASHINGTON NOTES
Inc iAct tnst Senator Carpenter Ia now President pro
'" OF the senate does assure his sucoession to
f'e@oeneS ~ case Of the death or Disability Of both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
c. yoshhnrn to-day reviewed The FIJI

Gov. Wasbburn to-day reviewed the frst Brig
a.. M,,s.ehusets Militia in camp at South Franins'0n
Tho first hale of cotton of this years crop was
., y.o.. Georgia yesterday, to Savannah weighs olO
pouBdA -. -. 49,. ;.u,.1 -,
eaans EsbraskA from taxing the Union Paeihe
Railroad.
The Louisville Commercial has changed hands
publican in pohies
A suit was begun in the United States District
n, George Westinghouse Jr against the GsniBer
S Air BaIe Company Cleveland Ohio for Infringement Of the
W,stp rhosse Ar Brake patent
Michael Hussey of Baltimore, who was stabbed
10 WAshingOs Wednesday night died
Baltimore roaghs have arrived Washing
tsu lynch SLATER the murderer he can be found
Miss Almira Maynard. wife Of Alfred May
81 Colaubia committed suicide yesterday BY shooting Ter
III IA the With pistol amer yAuy trying Kill kerse WIN NOR
nhus She had len her husband and 70
soa Vii. young detained BY the police TIC SHOT en-
bs0x The center u hs ioeAesd ssdn BOT SIC wiz
psevsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
MAIL RoBBERrEs IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.

MAIL ROBBERIEs IN THE ROCKY MoUNIAiNs'
WASHINGTON, Aug. Especial Agent Wick
iser OF the Post-Ofee Department reports nom sais
Lake July ST. that highway robbery on the main routes
in the Rocky Mountains becoming quite frequent On
the 9th nit robbers attacked the maeoach on the Mon
tans route, near Pleasant Valley, and took $4,000 IN
treasure from Wells Fargo Co.'s express, but did not
modest the mail. The robbers have been arrested.
few DAYS later on the route Snake River tho
stsse-cosch was fred into and the driver mortally
wounded The poor fellow had the and presence
OF mind to put whip TO his horses by which all was
saved but his own life. He expired after he
reached the first station. On the Ath ut. the mail.
coach the Keton aud Boise route Snake River.
attacked by robbers and the through mail pouch
from Boise to Keton taken and also Wells, Fargo n
Co.'S treasure box Agent Wicker bad inen come
70 the mines with the expectation OF making sudden
fortunes, and, being disappointed become reckless and
desperate high waymen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.

AMERICAN VESSELS TO PROTECT AMERICAN IN
TEREsIs-sURRESDER OF VALENCIA.
WASHINGTON, Aug. SIN view of the
present dsorganized condition of affairs in SPAIN the
vessels comprising the European squadron, under com
mand Of Rear-Admlral A. Ludlow Case, have been
ordered to rendezvous in Spanish ports The Wabash
flagship OF the squadron. is route to Caragena
and the Congress and Wachusetts will follow Inc
Shenandoah is already at Cldz The Alaska no" ID
comission AZ Brooklyn will sail In about ten days to
Join the European squadron.
MADRID Friday, Aug 8, 1873.
Valencia has Internationally surrendered, and Gen.
Campos now occupies the city,
The submission OF Cartagena is expected to follow IND
mediately.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE BRITISH CABINET CHANGES.

The BRlllSll CADlNEi NhhA'"HD'
MR. GLADSTONEs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of NM
AYRToN-oTHER MINOR APPOINTMENTS
LONDON, Friday Aug. 8, 1873
The London journals of this morning announce
that Lord Frederick Charles Cavendish and Sir Al
thur Wellesley Peel will assist Mr.. Gladstone IN ad
ministering the duties of the office OF Chancellor Oh
the Exchequer. -,
1t is also announced that Mr.. Algernon GreViLe
has been offered one OF the Junior Lordships OF the
Treasury. 1t is probable that Sir John Duke Cole
r1dge will be appointed Master of the Rolls. or
George Jcssel Attomey-General, and Mr. henry
James Solicitor-6ene
William p. Adam, member OF Parliament LOT
Claclmannanshire and Kinrosshire, has been APP
pointed Commiss II Works and Buildings in
place of the RA Mr.. Ayrton, who mas re-
signed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09

THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY SCANDAL.
TORONTO, Aug. 8.-The Pacific Railway In
vestgating Committee will present report next week.
the Dominion Parliament reassembling on Wednesday
The Committee being hampered by want OF authority TO
take sworn testimony, has made little or no progress
in the investigation. The supporters Of the Ministry
favor an immediate prorogaton but the Opposition de-
mand that the Committee must first be given full power
for the purpose Of the inquiry they have IN hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
LON0 BRANCH NoTFs.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 8.-The Committee
of Arrangements for the grand reception promenade
concert and ball in aid OF the sufferers by the Portland
Oregon, fre have made arrangements for the entire
first floor % the Ocean Hotel for Wednesday the 18th
instant the additional time being required 70 perfect
the arrangements MI Dent having recovered, tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
NO NEWS OF THE ARNDT.

#. Passmore Haubest, lawyer OF eccentric
and msery habits died yesterday, leaving an estate In
philadelphia valued at nearly h,oooOOo' He leaves
brother and two sisters His will LEFT the ouK OF ms es
,, charitable institutions but becomes imperative.
t heen made only one week prior to his deAth
when The law requires at least one month";
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
FOREIGN NOTES.

Lady Trevelyan is dead.
The funeral of M. OdillOn Barrot is to take
place to-day. NJ Theirs will be OF the pabearers
The Emperor of Austria will visit the En-
peror of Germany at Gastein after the ceremony OF the
distribution of the prizes in the Exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
THE COUNT DE CHAMBoRD.

TIE THRONE OF FRANCE OFFERED HIM BY DEPU1A-
TON OF LEGTTIMIsTs.
VIENNA. Friday, Aug. s. 1872
The Vorstadt ZeitunJ reports that the Count
de Chamborl has accepted the throne OF France
formal tender Of which was recently made him by
deputation OF Legtimists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
OCEAN UNCERTAINTIES.
THE ALABAMA NOT WRECKED.


The report that the State line steamer Ala
bama had been wrecked of the Irish coast proves 10 be
untrue Austin Baldwin Co., the owners, received
telegram from their agent in Glasgow, yesterday, dated
LAS D. NJ saying that the reports about the Alabama
were untrue and that she might be expected at New
York on the nth inst The opinion expressed in the
Office of the Company yesterday that the report OF the
loss OF the Alabama mahciously false she left
Iarne on the coast OF Ireland, at p m on Monday,
and on Aug. 7, the date Of the London telegram an.
nOuncng her she must have been several hundred
miles ont at sea. Two other steamers left Glasgow at
the same time as the Alabama one for Montreal, and
the other for New-York.
NO NEWS OF THE ARNDT.
No news of the missing steamer Ernst Moritz
Arndt Of the Baltic Lloyds line received. up 10 q
late hour yesterday the Office Of the Company on
broadway She left stettin, July2 with over 100
passengers At Copenhagen abe received %, and at
Hayre where she arrived July g. 72 additional pas
sengers She was SEEM on July 49, by the westphas OF
the Hamburg line in latitude 40 II, longitude 4, at
which time she appeared be seaworthy The steamer
seen by the captain OF the Rhen on Aug was one OF
the National line. The agents In this city say tney
think that the machinery Of the Arndt has got out OF
order and Capt Feberg not daring TO cross tue panKs
OF Noya Scotia with only sails 10 depend upon has borne
of TO the South perhaps made for the Bermudas or
one OF the West Indies This suppositon would explain
the fact OF her not having been seen py any OF te
numerous passing the coast OF NoSa ecoss
They say that they have no doubt OF ne5 pI "a
fears are not alayed in other quarters she Is now 10
days overdue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
CHOLERA IN GERMANY.

LONDON, Friday, Aug. 3, 1873.
A dispatch from Berlin says the cholera has
appeared with great vruence in the military barracks
In that city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE THE H0SPODAR
OF MONTENEGRO.

TRIEsTE, Friday, Aug g. 1918.
An attempt was made to-day to assassinate
Prince Nicholas L. Hospodar OF Montenegro. The Prince
was severely wounded in the face.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
MUNICIPAL SKIRMISHING
TILT BETWEEN TWO CITY OFFICERS.

TILT BETWEEN TWO CITY OFFICERS.
Mr.. VAN NoRT's REJoNDER TO THE CONTROLLER
THE EXTENT OF INFRINGEMENT IN THE DEPART
MENT oP PUBLIC WORKS. CHARGE THAT Mr..
GREENS ECONOMY DOES NOT BEGIN AT HOME
The reply of Commissioner Van Mort to Controller
Green which has been promised for several days past
and portion of which was published in THE
TRIBUNE of Wednesday, was sent to Mayor Have
myer yesterday. The Commissioner expresses regret
that be has been compelled to Participate in q con-
troversy with the head of coordinate branch of the
City Government and proceeds to examine at great
length Controller Green's letter Those parts of
this new chapter in this municipal controversy,
which have not been previously published, will be
found helnw:
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RIvER NEWS.
HUSrISGrox, March

HUSrISGroN, March I, 1873
River falling, with s feet in the channel
The Andes, r. II Hudson, Oriole, Gran.
'te State. Emma Graham, and Ohio, bav.
been more or less disturbed by the extreme
cold weather. Ice loated freely at the
early part OF the week, making one hun.
dred and two days during the winter.
Capt. Maddy says the 18th of March was
the coolest day Of the season, and attri.-
utes 1t to the chilling influences at the
Capital on that day
Capt Geo. AZ Knight, long aud favor
ably known ffn'the Office of the Telegra phi,
has entered the grocery business at Iron.
ton. Chas. Davidson succeeds him.
An error Occurred in the report last
week, The Emma Graham's cylinder is
10 inches and not l6 feet as appeared.
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In another column you win find new
advertisement or Green & Kafer, the pic
neer manufacturers Of huntington. They
are young and en,erprising men, and have
been very successful in business. so much
so HAT .usey are doubling the size OF their
MN. Undoubtedly their success. is owing
to their liberal advertising in the ARGus.
and confirms the assertion that If you
wish TO be successful in business. advertise
literally
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Persons should not forget tina. y. W.
liaines keeps good cigars

LOCAL SQuIBs Come, gentle Spring:
ethereal mildness, come and let us out =, f
these rufiian blasts Of bowling Winter
lie irosts OF the past week are driving the
river again into insigniiicance. The
train on Monday night was delayed six
hours putting off local ireighis between
this place and Charleston, $50 near
and yet so far WAS the song OF Kline,
laet Monday, when he failed to get his
coal from the switch above When
Fisher leaves Wen weep and we'll hire
somebody to 'cuss' Perry. is there
anything suggestive in the fact that Eus-
tace Gltson's law office is situated along
side meat shop?-Gen Bresin can do
more hard work and keep cheerful, than
any man in town lie is prolific in theo
rles, and likes inc trigLt side OF thing
The Newcastle has crept into her hi
ing place at the mouth OF Symmes Creek
-Discussions on the merits Of a.
prants for the Council are now in
order. Don't let personal rri-nd-hip mis-
lead you in your choice, but place your
vote where it will do the most good" TO tic
city-Dr. Saunders is renovating and
refuing the store room next door to the
Merchants Hotel -lf the two Cap,aius
don get to break a-t earlier hereafter. wen
tell what kind Of hours they keep
The President hasn't fully decided wLet
fr lac will visit Huntington on hi- South
ern trip or not IL j. important that he
should consult with Gen Breslin and look
at our Eighth street wharf Tile up
river mail came by land on Thursday -
The most ridiculous ding ia the SAY Of
ia,hion- We have seen this wear. is ihe new
-iyle tie ladies adopt for arransiugtheir
hair Tie following is she recipe Take
Of plated horse tail four pounds. one tin
cup Invested Of handle hair pins. spoiled
lard. glue of each qUaHhim suHcU. re-
duce the glue % the cOu-i-tcuce OF cream.
aud with a remnant OF discarded apron.
smear the glue around the cup having
fabricated the horse tail with the lard.
"'hd % around, using care that the folds
are regular When dry it is to be supple
mentei by hat 90 zuit the taste Of the
wearer.-->ince we bad occasion o. speak
Of the Huntington Bouk our humor has
been restored and the court plaster Re-.
moved from kuuck'es, hence ve can say
that customers vii receive every atfci
u,n by the courteous geut euru 100 charge
OF that institution. ~rr Advertisement 900
another co umn.--A j.. Youu, ht- jn.t
received ~ bb.s Of APPLE which bee il
seiiu 2 90 quantities tO-n't purcbs-er- --
ca o. Gib.ous boarier- were -trs.,liny
ahoW 'o~u on Wedne-ity trying To find
qn"r'er7 and the Captain, too, has been
gong round, but with u e ,untcuai CO ali
Frea'sed 49, gracious smiles. The, FAY is
'he Fiu"pes, 'gaw Of the season. and
makes Music equal l., the melody of a
eracEsA ousle Maj Downer la. r.
turned from the g.. Plaster Ia. in
laid IN ne" stock bee advertisements
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Any one desiring good article Of liquor
tor medicinal purposes, will do well to call
on orr old friend, d w Nichols. opposite
the Merchants Hotel, who has just re-
ceived large stock OF a. good foreign and
domestic liquors as is usually found slowed
In one room. Some OF the doctor. speak
u them in high terms.
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Several new buildings, intended for resi-
dences, have been commenced during the
week We are glad OF it, for it is proof
positive that our lot owners intend to fur
nsh quarters tor the large addition 10 our
population that will take place during the
present year
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Messrs. Floding & Schurr arrived during
The week, and are experimenting the work
on their new store room. Their new stock
Of goods will be on Land next week, when
they will open one of the largest furnish
ishing stores on the Ohio river.
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have on hand a full stock Of No,
FLANNEL Doors. Sash, Blinds, Lum
Der Flooring, Shingles. Weather.
boarding, Lath. Drain Tile. Patent
Chimneys. Window Caps. &c, &C.,
which offer low for cash.
marst3 4. IL. PALMER.
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The work on George s Laidley's brick
residence on Third Avenue, which was
Suspended Oh account of cold weather Inns
been resumed, and the building will he
rapidly pushed forward to completion. 1t
is' we are happy to say, in the hands Of
our hOme mechanics
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-03-08

Our friends, Messrs. Vanhorn & Isl
lance, have opened a Meat Store on Ninth
street between Second and Third Avenues.
where they intend to keep on hand good
srt'cie of fresh meats OF all kinds, and
respectfully ask share Of public support.
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Mr. Richard Peckham, the courteous as.
sistant in the Cashiers department Of the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, has been
called to Richmond 10y Major Perry, to
be assigned to duty in that city. Mr.
reckhams friends will regret to lose him
from our midst
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There will be five services in the Metho.
dist church, Sunday, March 9th. as fol-
lows; Love-ieast, . A. NJ; preaching. II
a. NJ; Sunday School, q F. NJ; Class.
$40 7. NJ; preaching, p. NJ. Dstin-
guIshed members OF the West Virginia
Conference, now in session at Guyandotte,
will be present
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In consequence OF floating ice, the Tele
graph did not reach here until Q o'clock
on Wednesday evening. The Davenport
Brothers were on board, but we're unable
to give their entertainment as advertised.
They left on Thursday morning to fill an
engagement at Charleston.
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Wooden towns are subject to fires, and
thousands of dollars worth of property il
consumed in an hour. If you want to be
insured against such loss in good and re-
sponsible companies, call on
MARTIN 4 UoSRy
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5000 SfyED,

Shingic Machine and Joiufcr all
complete, with iO-inch saw. nearly
new, for sale for two hundred dol
lars less than cost.
4. u. PALMER.
Also n full stock Of building VIA
terial for cash only. mafst3
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Attention is called to the Real Estate
and Insurance firm OF Martin x Hovey.
They have valuable property for sale, in
s'uding timber, coal and farming lands in
desirable localities. Persons should call
on them before purchasing.
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MARTIN & HONEY.

Thomas Medtord, on 81 Avenue between
Sth and 9th streets, keeps general assort-
mert OF Cook and Heating Stoves, Fronts
and CRATES, Hardware, Cutlery, Tinware,
Queensware and House Furnishing Goods
which he will sell cheap Tor cash Call in
and look at them.
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Mr. j. II Easterby, of Charlestown, w.
Va, has purchased the business Ct the
Chesapeake House, and will remove here
and take charge in person on the first OF
April Mr. j. J. Mechling, the present
proprietor, will continue the mana gemen;
until that time.
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On Second Avenue, between 9Th and Sth
streets, we noticed some men at work dig
g'ng cellar, and on inquiry learned that
Mr.. j. w Verlnnder is preparing to cree,
IA brick business house, which will be an
ornament to that part Of our city. In the
meantime Mr.. Verlander confines to do
lively trade in the grocery and liquor
line, he having recently made large addi-
tons to his stock, among which may be
found the celebrated Augusta County rye
whisky, Mr.. V. advertses in the ARGUS
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Thomas Medford is receiving large adj
d'''ons to his stock OF Queensware, Glass.
ware, LAMPS and Chandeliers. Store on
Sd Avenne between Stl, and 9th sts.
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Our friend Mcl-aac-. OF The firm Of V
White 4 Co., having taken unto hm-eifa
lite partner, will be found more attentive
than ever to hi- business in tie dry goods
house, corner Of Third avenue and Ninth
streets. where they are selling Ire pat
terms &c. at very low prices
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E. E. Randall is becoming so popular
that he is compelled to order new lots OF
furniture every day in order to keep his
stock complete. Anything in that line ca n
be found in his store, Sd avenue between
sih and 9th streets
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: Among the shipments made during the
week, over the Chesapeake l. Ohio Rail.
road, we noticed a large amount of -four
and bacon, marked to New River, from the
grocery house Of Rnssel Il Miller