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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-02

First-class dry goods are only to be found in
good store such is that of Levy Bros $50 Magazine
street.
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NO PANIC. SUSPENSION
IrJ,AEDIyr
NO HUMBUG g.!

We beg to inform our many friends that during the
late crisis Dry Goods Market have bought for
cash q large and nice assortment of DRESS GOODS,
BLEACRED and BROWN DoMESTICs, ALPACA,
JEANS, HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS, etc., etc,
which we will sell at very low prices few of which
append:
Good Brown CANTON FLANNEL. ........".....lco.
IVY" All Colora LEA .l5c.
:. All Wool EIANNELS .25c.
.. AZ white COTTON. .lGc.
:. IONSDALE,...... .l5c.
:. hrt;c1e of BfACK Embellishments $50.
A large assortment OF Two-Button KID GLOVES,
slightly spotted, at. .3oc
And everything else in proportion at
noS lm5n LEVY BROS $50 Maya zine street.
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THE PEOPLE HAVE CHoSEN.-The experience
of years has convinced intelligent public that for all
ailments involving weakness and irritablty of the
stomach distractions in the bowels morbid condition
of the liver and nervous debility,
TARRANT's ErFERvEscENT SETTER APERIENT
is the surest safest and swiftest remedy Not merely
agreeable but absolutely delicious to the palate 1t also
possesses four medicinal elements which have never
united in the happy proportions in any other
preparation. 1t is the genteSt and most painless OF
cathartics wonderful tonic unexceptonable alter
atiye and certain corrective of all impurities which
NAV exist in the blood other fluids of the body De-
cline all limitations Of the genuine article.
my4 6m5p SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
GAS FIXTURES. GAS FIXTURES
AT NEW YORK PRICES.
FOR SALE BY P. II. QUINLAN,
No. $50 Camp Street, CAf.iopc street.
The latest and approved patterns In Chandelier
constantly on hand Stores Offices and Dwellings Cited
up on short notice and on reasonable terms.
Jobting solicited ocl2 ltn2p
JOHN N. HEALF'
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
no. COMMERCIAL PLACE,
(Postoffce Box. 2132)
aas5 - Iy5p New OrleaDs.
| g R. MALLORY, JR.,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Camp Street.
| Rear Office, Hbernia Insurance Company,
| mhl6 70 lySp NEW oRLEAks'
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ITO SAVE IS TO GAIN.
p. F. oooARrv,

p. r. OOGARTT,
CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER.
f51.-. Camp Street. ..151
Informs tho public that he is prepared 70 furniah All
Books on the Alphabetical List of the Catholic Publ
cation Society at TWENTY PER CENT LESS THAN
CATALOGUE PRICE. Therefore, do not send your
money to New York when you can do better at home.
All orders promptly filled by
my25 If p. T. GOGARTH, ID Camp street
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To NJ Wheelahan. Esq, President of the Conference
of st. Johns, Society of st. Vincent dc Paul:
Respected Sir-The Directors of St. Vincents Home,
having received through the of 1920 60 the net
proceeds of the given for the benefit of
the Homo in the old St. Johns Church, return their
grateful thanks Rev. Father Kennedy for granting
the of the ball. to the young gentlemen who got up
the performance. and to Mis-. Virginia D. Ruth, Mrs
Natii Mrs. Johnston, Miss e. Ppjoy, Msssrs. Van
Huflin, M j. Bowden, Meteye George Dix and Joseph
Miller Jr also to the Young Mems Catholic Literary
Society of St. Theresas Parish and to the Hibernia
Cornet Band. under the leadership of Mr. T. j. OSuL
van for their valuable services on that occasion.
D. P. SEAMAN, President
M. j. KERNAGHAN. Secretary. no2 1t
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RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENT.
BANKING HOUSE OF JOS. A. WALKER,
Royal and 113 Canal Street.

Horace Greeley said, "the best way to bring about
resumption Of specie payments not to
talk about it. but to resume. So thinks the popular
banking firm Of JOS. A. WALKER, and accordingly
its members yesterday held meeting and determined
to open the ball.
The following named Directors of the Institution
were present:
j. A. WALKER, President
JOS BERNARD,
n. G. OHARA
NJ. FARRELL,
JOHN CASSAIGNE,
EMILE SUNIER,
TONY OUGATTA,
PATRICK SCOTT,
AUGUST NOE,
L. POLLOCK.
Whereupon 1t was resolved unanimously that all
checks upon this Bank would henceforth be paid in
hard con and that its patrons would, heretofore
meet with prompt and satisfactory response their
demand.
Call at the Bank" and test its solvency 1t is ready
to meet any run" its customers may see fit make
JOS A. WALKER, President.
JOS. BERNARD. Private Secretary. no2 1t
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ARTICLE vi.
ARTICLE VII.

Whenever o stockholder shsl be declared entitled to
loan or loans shall allow to DO deducted the
MUM offered by him for the and before receiving
the he shall secure the payment thereof to the
Of re insurance to the Association and # there be
cpal taxes In Of failure give satisfactory
urty such loan within three months from the
date OF purchase the interest together with all
and charges expenses attending the examination OF
title and searches shall be charged to such purchaser
| and the money revert back to the Association.
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A aas iSsR ss II s
M ME. ROSA REHSo1R' .
FRENCH MILLINERY,
500. Magazine Street -.6o9 r
Near Josephine. New Orleans |.
csoSty I der % 40 and VII to
fore purchasing elsewhere II
MRS. MONTAGUE, .
rAs iit5s e LIE T pREss 1%SEAREn,
Dresses made in superior style and perfect At guar
anteed Prices moderate GIIsry asa pVen to
cutting and basting. no. lm9P
ADIEsl LADIES! LADIES!
The November METROPOLITAN. containing all the
WINTER FASHIONS,
lust received, and for sale at the Agents Office.
NO. SO CANAL STREET.
where a full assortment Of
Batterick & Co.'s Celebrated Paper Patterns
are always hand Every pattern warranted to liz.
Call early to avoid the general rush
Ladies in attendance.
mol 1t WIN. Z: CoOfEl.. Asen.- |
CASH WANT!
CASH MUST HAvEt
CASH WILL HAVE!! |
offer for Cash the GREATEST BARGAINS in
DRY GOODS ever offered in this any other market
For ESQ cash will give slCo worth Of FRESH AND
SEASoNABLE DRY GOODS.
NECESSITY KNOWS NO LAW.
Now is your opportunity. Don't miss it.
nos1t KREEGER. 594 Magazine street.
Joseph SCHWARTZ,
IMPORTER DEALER IN
Carriage, Wagon and Cart Materials,
Springs A Bodies WOO Wood W orf, Trimmings,
] PAINTS AND vARN1SHES.
| sARvEN PATENT WHEEL,
Carriage and Wagon Maker and Repairer,
SALES ROOM NO. IA CARoNDELET ST.
| Factory-No Carroll Street.
| nos om ORLEANS.
FURNITURE
HUGH FLYNN,
/ 1G7 Poydras Street -----.----- 1877
to sslss
Carondelet streets. ,--,.-- ,,-.. q,
selling off large stock Of New Furniture e a.
greatly rsUueH n tbe eitv AIN
Walnut Victoria Bedroom Sets marb1etop .s25
enSe Sea ssSstss and
iaS
and at greatly reduced prices. no2 73 10
THE PREMIUM BUTCHER STALLS.
MARTIN LANNES, BUTCHER,
STALLS 81. SO ard I.
j. MAG ZINE MARKET,
NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA
resnoctfnv informs his friends and the public in
eTaf that he il prepared to furnish Families, Hotels'
Boarding houses Steamboats, Ships and Steamships,
with the best BEEF, MUTTON, PORK, SAUSAGES,
Tiipe, Pigs, Fowls, Game Vegetables etc etc. ana
Tha1king my for past favore. solicit
tinuapce of the same RecoNect the Stalls Nos. 81 80
and T. Magazine Market where all orders sent will be
| thankfully received and promptly filed.
| EVs All meats delivered free OF charge. no2 Gun
CoAL............-..-. AL.--..--..-...-..-.CoAL.
Pittsburg, Virginia, Camel and Anthracite
Delivered to all parts Of the city at lowest market
! rates bv W. G. COYLE g. CO,
| Office No I39 Gravier street.
| YarJs-Corner Julia and Water Streets and bead Of
! Race street. no2 3m
| ToAL..-........--.COA L............"...C COAL
H. s. c. TYLER,
4 9. .Carondelet Street --.-.------.9
will sell Pittsburg, Anthracite and Camel COAL: in
quantities to suit customers, at the lowest market
| rates. - ,,-,,,
| no2 3m H. a. Y. TfLEh'
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DIFFERING to the above beg leave to inform my
IL friends and customers that l will continue the
HAY, GRAIN AND WESTERN PRODUCE BUSI;
NESS for nv own account, at the old stand, and
~ JNO McCAFFREY,
OctI2tr 81 No 30 Poydras street corner OF Fulton.
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ARTICLE v.

In any stakeholder shall neglect refuse to pay
his weekly instalments often the same shall DO
shall forfeit and pay for each neglect or refusal an
by him held. ANY stockhoder, having effected loan
his stock who shall neglect or refuse to pay the
he has received loan, shall paw an additional sum of
FIVE t5) each share on which loan has been
effected. Each and every weekly refusal neglect to
pay his intersst shall be charged to bis
account These anes may be avoided by paying in ad
vance for certain time during which period being
| covered by prepayment no hnes can be levied.
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TuE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST Nc
l. between the undersigned, under the style Of J.
MCCARTNEY & CO., dissolved the ist inst.
MI McCAFFREY assumes the liabilities, and will
collect all debts due the firm. ~
J. MCCAFFREY
L. L. MCKEUN.
New Orleans October 10. 1873.
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M,rnlng Star and Catholic Messenger.
~~->~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~
SEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY. NOVEMBER .. 1873.
PASTORAL LETTER

OF HIS GRACE, THE ARcHBIsHoF OF NEW Or
LEANS, ANNOUNCING THE INAUGURATION OF
THE MONUMENT ERECTED IN HONOR OF OUR
LADY OF LouRDEs, IN THE METROPOLITAN
CHURCH OF NEW ORLEANS.
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GARD OF THANKS.

JAS. AUSTIN, Secretary.
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WORKING CLASS-MALE OR FEMALE
w gao . week-employ ment at home, day OF evening;
M eanta Instructfons valuable package OF goods
1snT ee By mail Address with six cent return stamp
nO7 an II. YOUNG CO., l73 GreenTtch ST. N 4
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In SPITE OF PROFESSIONAL PREJUDICE
Dr.. Longdon has within few months es'
tablished practice even more extensive
than that OF our Oldest and most popular
physicians. This success is q true test Of
merit. No unsklllul man can accomplish
what DR.. LongdOn has done. We have
closely observed his course since he came
amongst Us and We must ssy that his
strict uprightne1 Of conduct, integrity Of
C hAracter, and professional skill entitle
him TO the fullest respect and confidence
Of every one. His success HS-G medical
nraC,ioner ID attaled by q clond Of wit
nesses, many Of them our best citizens
We are cognizAnG Of number Of the
worst cases Of catRrrh, bronchitis, dys-
pepsia, rheumatism, liver complaint, heart
disease, nervous disorders and other
chtonic ailments having bean promptly
cured by his treatment, and No no longer
hesitate to recommend our afflicted
friends to give his Iskill 3 trial.
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RIVER IrEMs.-The Andes, Capt. Char
Icy Nuhleman, arrived in good time, yes,
terdsy morning from Cincinnati, and viii
return this afternoon at the usual hour
We have 80 frequently com mended CapL
N. and his fine packet to the travelling
public, that it seems hardly necessary to
refer to the subject again. AllsAlonG
shore from here to Cincinnati the Andes
Il Isvorite With those who travel BY
river a. WellSs with those who have
anything to ship.
The "June rise" failed 70 come TO time
this year, but to compensate for It, We are
having a good col barge stage in the
early days Of July. Yesterday quite q
number Of towbosts passed down with
large fleets Of barges. The "run" on this
rise, it is represented, WIN reach several
millions Of buSheb.
The large packets Express and Courierl
are now running inthe ParkeDburg trade
and are having fai' trips both Of pasSen.
gers and freight. ...
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NoT DrAD,-Weare entitled 10 b Gbll

Nor DEAp.-WeGFe grAhhed 70 be able
to announce that Mr.. Daniel Viking mot
David Wnken) who accidentally fell Iron
the platform Of . street car, Saturday
morning, and was quite severely injured, Is
not dead, as both ot yesterday mornings
papeIB had 1t. Mr.. ". i rApidly recoy-
eHing, and viii be abs 10 resume his jour
Rey homeWArd In . few days
The paragraph IN relation 70 the death
Of Mr.. ". which appeared in our columns,
vas based on common report. In several
instances recently, We have realized that
this source Of information Is far from be-
ing IreliAble; but y va can be in only
ono place at the same time, We are com
PEELED to rely to some extent upon 1t. We
have no doubt our informant received
what he communicated TO rs from some
one he'rSSAtded q worthy oIcOnhdenee
and the latter from, some, other person
deemed equally Responsible. e Fhg sequel
shows, however, that all were mistaken
and We presume no one rejolces more
that the information was erroneous than
Mr.. W. himself.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-PursuRut to adjourn
ment, Judge Melvin resumed his seat on
the bench yesterday afternoon at9o'clock.
Nothing was done, however, but to deter
mine where the court would be held. Il
was at one time supposed that during the
remaining days olthe present term ofths
Court Of Appeal It would be necessary
for the Circuit Court to sit in the cham
Der Of Second Branch Of Council. Ar
arrangement was effected By which bott
courtS win at IN the county court house
the Couft Of Appeals in the morning. The
Circuit Court in the afternoon a. .
Adjourned until 3 P. n, to-day.
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COURT OF APPEALs.-In this Court, 6
supersedeas was allowed yesterday in the
case OF Edward TraceFell and Il r.
Amiss, executors Of Jos Thompson
decd, rs. F. G. BoggS and J. H. Robinsoni
also, in the case OF William Rittenhouser
At al. rs. Othias Hartman ct al. Both oil
these cases were from Wood county.
Joseph Bell, appellant, o.. List, Morrison
& Co., appelIees, from Ohio county-ar-
gued and submitted-Retk for appellant
Davenport for appellees. --s
Wheeling Gas Co. appellant, es. City Of
Wheeling, appellee, from Ohio county
argued by Lamb and Wheat for appellant
Allison and JeBerStor appellee.
Adjourned until 8 o'clock this morning
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DBcuARGRD.-YesterdAY morning a
Mrs. Fox, Of East Wheeling, complained
before Esqr. Lsuhder that PAT Riley had
disturbed the public peace by using abu-
.sive language towards her. Officer
Prettyman arrested Pat. and the case was
thoroughly inquired into by Rsqr. L.
The. testimony failed, however, u sub
staatiate the charge, and Riley Rhs dis
charged-the complainant having to pay
the costs. ...a...
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EARLY CLosINs.=We hear that there
is q movement on foot to close The dry
goods and millinery goods stores at o.
o'clock P. ", ON and after tomorrow
evening until the LIST Of September, in Or
der to afford propFielors aud clerks an op.
portunity to take the recreation they
need Aacr being closely confined to bud-
ness ioS twelve hOura. The following
have already slgped the agreement and II
ia presumed III the other merchants d
the Glasses named will do so before the
clo1S Of the week: George R Taylor i
Co; J. 8. Rhodes s Co; VIM. BAohA-
rach; L. Rheinsrom s Co; Aendel &
Dunaway; Henry Brues; VIM. p. Bach
man.
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OFF FOR THE MoUNTAINs-Dr. and
Mrs. A. $. Todd, Mrs. N. L. Todd, Miss
N. N. Hallowell and Mrs. = Highly leIi
on the 1910 irain over the Baltimore q
Ohio road, yesterday morning, for Port.
land. They propose TO pass tho cheated
term" amid the cool shade and pure air
Of that elevated region, MA A. How.
ell and family took their departure for the
same point last Saturday. The AeSsrs.
Worthiugton will have their present en-
larged accommodations filed within q
fortnight Doubtless they viii managet 70
find room for one more" like the omni'
bus men.
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CRY COUNCIL. = The City Council
meets in regular session tonight, and we
hopaihe ESthors will adopt some Strin-
gedfilesSures tohNve the city thoroughly
cleanSed. Thh Is what Is needed Just
now more than anything else. We heal
that portions Of the city are deplor-
ably filthy, and II we would avoid a vista
ton of the cholera, there must be gen
eral cleaning up, and that policy pursued
during tho entire season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-08

Police CoURT.-The docket 10 tho 20
lice court, yesterday morning, was larger
than the general average, as the follow
ing shows: Fred Forman, disorderly, Ave
dollars and costs; Henry NeuhArt, selling
LIQUOR on Sunday, dismissed at costs o.
complainant; Henry KlsivCS, drunk
three dollars and costs; james Gray, DA-
vid Goaney and Luther McAmick, dISor-
derly, three dollars each and costs; JohE
slsson and John johnson, drunk, tWc
dollars each and COST; George Able, dis
orderly, dismissed.
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OuaHr 10 Know BErrRR.-Wc learn
that the Gilt Edged Fishing Club will soor
20 on their annual excursion. This
time they visit the South Branch of the
Potomac, camping near Paw Paw. W.
really thought the Captain Of The Gil
edged Club knew better than to seek q
point daily visited By that greatest diSci-
pie Of IzSGk Walton, Gen. Samuel 1u-
man. II there ever were any fab there
the General has them before this. You'd
betierchAnge your mind, boys, and 60 tt
some place not 80 often visited by Gen. l.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GooDs.-C.
Hess, northwest corner Of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
Of Cloths, CGssimers, vestinss SO 4 the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to the season and this market. Large
stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any fr1tclass house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices.
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SHOP RoRsED.-The shoe shop Of Fred
Forester, on Sixth street, between John
and Zane, was broken into two or three
nights ago, and robbed. Three palrslo q
boots and one pair OF shoes were taken.
There seems 10 be great deal OF petty
thieving going on all over the city. Sew
eral instances have been brought TO our
attention. II would be we'll our citizens
would keep all doors about their premises
securely locked and barred. nj
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NOT THE MAN.-Instead Of Andrew
White being fined and required to give
security to keep the peace by Esqr. Mo
Cormick last Saturday, it was John
Stark. White was the name on the
memorandum OF the case given Us. We
cheerfully make the correction OF some
BODY else's mistake. 90. so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-08

THE WRoRG NAME.-In our report oil
Saturday mornings proceedings in the po'
lice court, we gave the name Of John Kite
as one OF the parties tried and fined. II
should have been George Kite, a brother
otJohn. The name printed was taken
from the official process, hence the error
was not ours.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-08

PATENT IrEN.-The Patent 0facG
week enda on Tuesday; that Is, on thai
day announcement Is made Of the pstent
granted during the preceding week. Last
Tuesday, q patent was Issued to John B.
Hite, Of Guyandotte, for tanning COM
pound. The application was filed on the
9Th OF last March.
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CALLED HoME.-We regret to hear
that s. W. Hall, Esqr., Clerk Of the Court
OF Appeals, was summoned home yester-
day, by the alarming illness Of his wife.
Mr.. Hayden, Of FsirmOnt, was expected
to arriEeputhetrain last evening, to dis
charge Mr.. Halls duties during the re-
mRinder of the term.
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An able physician Of Baltimore, 4. j.
Rogers, bayS, ICannOt ind Hpart1ctS Of
any poisonous Or injurious ingredient In
NattdnS Crystal DtSo0oery, after q careful
analysis. IhAve therefore used 1t to re-
store my gray locks, which 1t has done to
my entire satisfaction, proving an elegant
dressing. l cheerIully recommend it.
Sold by Druggists. eod&w
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ATTENTION solURRG a. AR mem:
bars Of Post Thoburn No. 4, G. A. R. are
hereby notified to sttend q called meeting
Of the Post on Wednesday evening, July
9th, at Z O'Clock P. N. sharp, 70 take
action in q matter vital to the interests oil
theP ost. Il = F.CHoRT, s. Y @.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-08

l HAVE this DAY reduced oil NJ. sum
mer Dress Goods 20 per cent such as
Grenadines, Chintzes, SeagFassr and all
White Goods. Ladies. call Il you want
great big bargains In the most beauifal
STYLES. J.W.Ferel, Centre Wheeling,
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BOSTON is growing with unexampIed
rapidityi hdtlt will hs long ereitlh0;a
more popular 4GteI than the spacious
American House, 50 widely known Is one
Eofthe best managed hotels in the country.
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JUST RECErvED.-A big lotO Boys all
Wool CasaimereS and so pieces Of White
Peque and 200 pieces Of pure Russia
Crash. Call u you van! bargains, lsW.
FeFrel -JgO9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-08

THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range OF temperature as
observed yesterday at silvey's Drug Store
corner opposite Post Office:
SAN. IAN SPN. TN.
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GREAT CIoSISa Our skLE.-I am de-
Iermined to sell out my entire Stock Of
Summer Goods 1t or below Eastern cost
in the next twenty days q. JACOBS.
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DOUBLE REED ORGANS, stops, in
handsome cases for $l25 cash, at shelb's
Music store; Washington Hall, Best
place for bargains In musical instumeptA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-08

Doors AND sHoEs.-Men and boys
goat and cali, Congress, Newport, and
Alex ties, button and Prince Albert Gait
ers, warranted equal to custom work and
much cheaper, at L. V. Blends.
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The Opera Button Cater, the latest
for ladies and Misses. ALI colors of
Shoes for Misses and Children, and slip
pens to suit everybody, Just received at
L. V. Blends. ..... Ais.s
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II you want cheap goods call on ]. W.
FerreI, Center Wheeling. All cheap
countersAnd the latest style goods, as he
is receiving them daily from tho East
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-08

RECEIVED this day, 500 pieces Of new
style Prints in Polka Dot; also Shirting
Stripes of all styles at J. W. Ferrel's, Cen
ire Wheeling,