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rated, rosido In Cobaon, III. His standing In
tho community was fair.-Qalcna (INl Gazette

rated, rosido In CobdOn, Ill. His standing In
tho community was fair.-0alcna In.) Gazette.
A Doston rnpor announces that vico-Prcsi-
don't Wilson IL tho ghost OF JOHN D. Alloy, ut
Lynn. Mr.. Alloy. was king boo iii tho Credit
Nlubl!ior corporation. 1Io nnd Amea, In tho
a1d Mr.. WllHon, an!l ioft $1,000 upon their ia:
blo-tho occasion boing Tho 9th anniversary Of
onco put into Credit Nfobilior stock. Long after
that Vice-Prosllont Wilson catne to Hartford mud
Induced Gov. Hawloy to deny TINT ho (Wil-
soi ovor Ind my interest wlatovor ~ NIob'lior
stock. I1e docofyod Con. Hawloy and tho audi
onco. Now Wiaon Is rusticating with Alloy
Hartford (0t) Times.
Tho Nov. DR.. Fow1er, President Of tho North
woatorn University, In n recent sermon on oeca-t
Evanston II. L. Church, commended tho idoa oil
having basement mud pArlors in tho church. for.
social purpoBos In answer to tho objection that
hoya Rnl girla will tlo thoir sparkling Mt thes
church, tho Doctor said: ~ sny Amcn. havot
d daughtor whom I cherish dearor than tho
apple Of my eye. When sho is Of Ruitablol
age, Ind rathor my dnnghtor would DO conrtcd1
Augustus s. Dutlor Of Allogan, Mich, who
wns killed by tho ,lpsotting of Il Btage-coaoi at'
tho White Mountains, was n son Of the late
Orange NJ. Butler, an old .residout Of this city,
IIe romovod to AlIegan in 1868 or 1859, md was
thero married to tho tnughtoro Of tho lI0n FlaviuB
]. Littlojohn. ITo leaves n vito md two Sons to!
mourn ha untimely end. Mr.. Rnt1er Inns for
several years boon engaged In tho banking h'ai-
moss in Allognn, undor tho firm Of Bntlor Il Peck,
and only fow weclsB Hinoo sold his interest
there, intending to mike his homo at lansing,
wl.ero his mother and brother, Charles w. But.
or,woll- known III this city, now roaide.-Adrfdn
(Mich.) Press.
, 1873-08-15

Tho Frntcrnnl Tiles Severed by n
tbrunttaia Quarrel and n Shot TINT

Tho F'rafcrnnl Ties Severed by n
f,ruatsnn Quarrel md n Shot shnt
N1ny Prove E'atn1.
on Wednesday evening 9 aa,uon atr"o
NV u NO. w. "oas VIII ,atn.oa
wan ,no scone OF desperate encounter ,. 1o.mooA
Two brosherh named Robert and William t'o'lrno.
Thoy woro bonrtlers III tho house, aud, previous
To tia honr mont,oncl, Ind boon dripkiug quito
t.oa,,, ~ ~ ' 'a.1e., ,a,1,,,,roa N,ot a,o RI,
.lu.'y " "o POISONOUS gIa nn osa. un.>,,,a,, -,
tailed at such placos. I'lo hrae pton!on'11oh vi
the disturbance was dispute which aroRo over
some triylat matter wlic thoy wore sitting to-
-ot,,ar - .n,Jo nm wori,s soon became hipl,
so.nei y. luu,' ,,oms ra,,,d,v yo,,owoa t,,nr,
anu harBh, MI" olo"a 'alauy Ao.o"o" sNsu. ..l
Though tllcro WcTo soVoral hon IN tho
saloon while tho brothors fought and Btrag-
clotl. no attempt wNB mado to separate
tlonl. Tho fight was kept up with great fierce
, 1873-08-15
STREET-SPR!NKLlNG.

TO the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
SIN: Why is it allowed by tho city authoritios
that strect-sprinklers should make mul-puddlos
OF our stroets7 Michigan ayenue especially has
been damaged grontly by tile auperabundanco Of
wator poured rathor than sprinkled upon it.
Not only does 1t Cause tho rond-bnd to be cut
into r,,ts, but the mud Ia great nuisance to
eycry one driving on the street, or having occa-
sion to cross it On foot OLIVIER.
CH1AAdo, Aug. IL, 1878.
, 1873-08-15
PERSONAL.

Tho Rev. A. Edwards, from Boston, is guest
vt the Brigg6.
Hon. @. W. Hufschmidt, of Iowa. is at tho
West Side Briggs.
The Hon. G. r. Curtis, OF Clinton, Iowa, is at
the Briggs House,
D. A. Crowolt, P. q. Il st. L. r. r., Rich
mond, is ut tho West sido Briggs.
Charles ". Baldwin, proprietor Olive Street
Hotel. st. Louis, is at the West Side Briggs.
Col Wu,. s. Evans, Of Pittsburgh, Govern
nent contractor, is nt the West Side Briggs.
An excellent portrait OF a1r. Tuley, tho City
Conusel, il on exhibition In picture store on
Wabash avenue.
AIRS. A. N. Towne wife OF the General Super
intondont OF the Central Pacific Railroad, mr.
rived in tho city yesterday, and will bo ut 1904
Wabash avenue for foW days.
Gov. John J. Baeloy, Of Michigan, and party
loft Detroit ycstorlay morning by the Michigan
Central 1tnirund, III private car, en- route for
Lake Superior, via tho Chicago e. Northwestern
Railrona,
D. +. Hull, Alrian J: ". Vincent, Jersey
Appleton G. IL. Tingley, Kentucky; d. d.
3teadnan, Vnton, 1owa H, O. Denton, Oawo-
sos L. i. Howell, Now York, nro at the Briggs.
D. Q. Mills, President of thu Dauls Of Calf
taliRts, arrived hore yesterday in Central
Pacitlc Directors car on the Chicago. Burlington
& Qnincy llnilroad, They arc on a pleusureStrip
TO the East.
W. Il. J. Milford, Now York J. o. AIahann,
DonNloInos, Iowa "; Bfeckman & and J: Nus
W. X. Sexton, Hartford, Conn; E. spraguo,
Columbus Ohio; A. W. Gilbert Uincinnuti,
Oho Non A. Trazor, Covington, Ky; O. II.
ketridgo Little Rock, Ark, arc at Andersons.
Il. Benford Iowa; D; T. Nelson md wife,
Ashlanl. O.; W. y. Cantlor, West Virginia II.
rt,lt, fns nnra a!0tt 0f1r
the Hon. a. Dick Milwaukee; Vim. L. Rankin,
Springfield W. O., johnson. Mexico Col. W.
&C. Watkins, Bloomington D. Stevenson, 1u-
dianapolis BENZ. stanton and wife, Winona i;
Rock Islana Jos. Taylor, New York mud ]. J.
Eurman, Boston, nro at tho West Side briggs.
Senator Hamlin's topic ut tho Maine Agricul-
4ural Fair will DO ''liio Grass"
Gov. Osborn started for Independence. KIM
sas on tho 18th, 10 nee If something more ca1l-
not be done to npprohond tho Donlors.
Wllten,g Reid, of tho New York Tribune, has
been taking weeks rest with William Walter
Phelps, at tho Pholpa homestead in Sinlsbury.
". II. Bates. of tho Fokin 1ll.) Republican,
hnA sold luis interest therein to his partner, Mr.
Riblett, who will lereaftor run tho mnohino
alone.
nAmo Of Louis L. Fishor, managing olitor Of tho
St. pnnl Pioneer, na tho Democratic candidate
tor Governor.
william nroh,,, y, .ho ,o,t;co1 ar,n ~
zontt I mrnI,, iasa w., ,1o,v .,nst II. ~ roor
Eli t lrS' "n po 10" ~ nas ~ ~
enmnor at soratn"a "na '' '@sS'os sn'
s'' ="
.,a at iat m A. "a n,aaar po s ~ %s
vaa,s, nnr b,s1css 49, n,ana~or and ana f,r ta lis
ot',,tru ~ ~, thn 1ai A"0 '''' 'o' ''
'o'n't' w Wv o4o''
Gov. Hendricks, Of Indiana, has appointed
Judge D. W: Lafnllotte, Of this city, Professor
in tho Law Department Of tho State University.
to f1ll tho VACANCY OccaBioued by the dpellnatou
, 1873-08-15
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

nor nsAEE1EAvrsswoo PROPERTY | s. 1nEs1n- a j
oi.enp pSS nd 18 on easy ton. u ~ ~ ' ' '' ''0
# t,tsn;,on s 1, M tSE ts
:s;s, 6: + = s;: :S;;:
sifSs s S a1G
sieIa is!gSs ss!as ,se - ..s .ss % r s'''
asss Ssf s Gs
9s1lS oR a1HEasFo111 HRs : 1a1u5Maa7s IN aoa7i
III 4 ii s S!iss y ss III. .ss S , 5
l.s,la S1ial
tho aops .ehqa!s sad easohas Ta;l!sS sookins IL
WM i: ni;s III i5iss issaiiss, Sssehen sD'e
% 3 nAHsAN a e. ds lSo AHE Z 3 ToD M 3
Tlon sxIE-o,nr,';, : m % Ann Observation-Disclosures IN,
be,5|sP 9Sas issi' in te'o towns o1Ao AnLL iii
= Nssss ES.s.!es VI: :. TilAxEH q i.Ss,ls.s:
waae 4 s o1 !G ro ~ est 81 r.
oss j. T. RaR SHnop 'ep 1a osda5 &eagsosany ill.,;
ssd E.!sy i Reea !: ID s!sn.ssst: .-~~=@ s.e,.
s!;s sS
son BROS. ~ and - 4stato.at.
FOR sAIEIFoUn s,sTMohY M IS HOUSES { 1oN M9 M9NTII:
h IA oph VI Egsnston' Apply 71Ltor
T1OH s1IIi-1T Y0RTH :EVANsT0N-I0Ts IN
eSoo $5 5
ai se e
To1t sALE=NT North EVANSToN@aRoVTE S,5
iPts' IS5ss iset sSnysuisgt e ss dopo sSoi
snoS goo torn. lt afttioa L. VII w build Alag fSs
foEKEx. u Lassils: -, 6sseteas: T., .'. sN"D
eat. 4 M hr f. 5a1.s
, 1873-08-15
WhNTED--EEh1ALE HELP.

"----7-T-@- -N-- -
WRNTED..EEh1AI IETp
.--~>~~.c..-,-~-. $1,000 ~o..e.-.s"-
>e~"~>"~@~~>~>~~"
J3rASTED-t conn f}Ifi1 ,rn m 1o,,aExvnp,-
~ IL family 0! thEoa; muderato wagas; no Irish by
Iultn'bt 'lawn staEs. 80
w wegan or tiorinan siri ior geuo1a hosnwo.k n
a any Of two; mst sIpak English md nndefstapd cotk
t1t. wAsiiME An iEnnMg. rply at W Fnstl Wellsst
oo.Meon ~ Ml1oIst ana NottE.Av.. n..stolts.
w ANrED.-A GOtJD G!lHL TO DO GENERAL
oo, hoase~ofx' Apply at Cyl st"toAs' south of Eisi'
eoone!.
11JANTED-A nINTEER00W C;fTfT- An 1IoI IV7
w bssI..ny. o''oo~' "A''n' al ''i WA
, 1873-08-15
NTSCELLAEECUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
4 PRACTICAL BUILDER WISHES TO JOIN A
~. party With ncans. III building houses for aalet
une1ebpunahle references. Address ~ TEtbnns nI.
Aco, |
l}ooKs OPENED AND 0LosED, ,cohirIi0ATED
PROMPTLY attended, L" Is @En rs lilhsS h''D'' 'S~
1lASH PAID FOR CAST: r:oEFGIorIIINl! AND Mis-.
GEl.DEl1. Loan Ohice, H6i Attta.st.
11ATlNr SOLICITING AND NEGOTIATING DONE
+ at stoYcrh lnvont"rs nnresn. r S'fONEM : ~.
NooHn ~, II. aud ~ 10 "a. Iii
VVAMrEn- :0 FAMILIES AND 10y Young, NG, MEN MN y
got !!nn' Of !hD Aurfs n EnUd land hy simply lirn1
tyaiabo. We Wi start ii about two wy,ks. II yo,,
We aru not 9ro to huInh'g yn1, W0 have la nu ol1sn
n ynu1 cy utf ad ~ f9E noE9 thSn" Suaf. oico' IVA
]ArANTED.-ANy rAnrY HAVING 4 G00n SEQ.
r. f i'll 1ss ss @ II e" snp !,
NJ Flsusss rE"Hs "sSo 1n5a'o osS ~
VITANTEn- -SVOOH or CltiAKH AND TOBACCO
w fnr uud real estate mud cash party with y"4I
stock unlv good GarGain. Address T ". Trbupo
0tlce ~
,yANTED-Vl1iiEr on FOUIi GOOD MEN OAN
w mako easy aud llantlstNla living ln thu olty Stt
past!.s usa tn plated Maro pretetrGd Ea
D. Madlsn1.Bt. oA1s.
l1rANTEr- : OnNAsrRNTAL PAINT1NG., slNS
" writing, enas Eildu. and drawing oI wood Alag.
1oiiaI4ss slsa,ss 1sas sS aSs.s s! ..s. - -
, 1873-08-15

Miscellaneous.
SITUATION WANIED-As MAID OR NURSE, By
- 5onn wGnin, to lady kaing to England, 1,sad to
such dutleaa and travelling Address A. VI Lake Forpst.
rrTUATION WASTID-HY 4 LADY OAPAHT.lt or
y toaching tho English branches and ruiimonts uf
Fronr! and music. Address PHILADELPHIA, IrLb-
ohlce.
, 1873-08-15
BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 PARTY HAVING A PATENT ON ONE or THE
~ most useful and en!nlle At!eleg used In prlTalo
rgtH al rent snc1c6 for money 10 iVo tho businoss.
Address x i3, Tribune oiico.
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head, against 1913 last week, and OH
head same time last year,
SHEEP There Is a slight decrease In
the receipts this week, but no appreci6ble
change in prices as yet, though on sc-
count Of shortly expected arrivals Of tol.
erably heavy Consignments, the market
does not close with as good aspects for
tho coming week as 1t has exhibited since
our last report A few car loads were
resbipped East by spectators. The quail
ity OF the arrivals generally has been Of
a good grade. We quote fair to good
sheep at GAIA cents per pound gross. Re-
ceipLs this week 2045 head against 24O4
last week, and 1870 head same time last
year. .......--......t ...
Hoos-Thero is o fair increase In the
receipts this week, but they have been
promptly taken as fast as they arrived,
and at an advance on last weeks figures
Of about &c per pound. Inequality gen.
orally Is Of an interior order, and good
fat hogs are Ia good pemand, and would
readily command full fc higher figure
than our highest quotation. We quote at
81 25a7 rs; a low choice hogs land only
few among the arrivals can DO so de-
scribed,) sold at 81 s7ias 90 per 100 lbs
net. Receipts this week 7495 head,
against Glib last week, and 1913 head
same time last year. ar, ...
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Total, 10 900 GiiIB, all Cash. ......... $4,000
To pFoVlde means for this magnificent Concert
Ono Hundred Thousand Whole Tickets onlywil
Whole Tickets So Halves IS; and Quaaters,
81 co. RleIen Whole EcEets Tor SiC0, No dts.
count omit ss than 800 orders.
The OBJ ect Of this Third GIT Concert, like the
two heretofore given with such univcrtRlApproY
al, is the enlarI omeDt and endowment Of the
Public Library OF Kentucky, which, by the
spetlAl act authorizing tho concert for lts benefit
Il to be forever FREQ TO al OF every stAte
T 40 dIARing will be der the supervision Of the
Trustees Of the Library. assisted by the most
eminent citigsus OF the United States. The sale
OF tickets las already progressed so Tar, that
complete success IL assured, aud buyers arc
therefore notified that they must order 1t onIc
II they desire to participate In tho drawing:
The mAuagEm mt OF this undertaking has been
committed by the trustees 10 Hon. Thomas
communications pertaining to tho Git Concert
R.T. DURRErT, Prcs't
W, n. HALUEAAS, Vice PreB't.
JOHN &. CAIN sec'y T6blic Library ofKy.
FAR MERS' AND DRIVERS BANK, Treasurer,
Public Library OF Ky, Louisville. Ky.
A the timS for the Concert Is clo'e at hand
april Eth), parties wanting tickets should seld
In their orders Immediately II they would avoid
the rush and delRy absolutely unavoidable In the
few days preceding the drawing. all orders and
applications for agencies, circulars and iniormH'
ton will meet with prompt attention. THO5.
e. BRAMLBTTR, agent Pub ic Library Ken
tucky. Louisville Ky.
]. V. L. RODGERS; Agent,
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RnlIlmnre CnItle Market.

BALTIMORE, March 0.-BERF CATTLE
There was not very heavy run Of cattle
this week, but the quality was Of q better
average than last week, though few
"tops" then excelled those Of this week.
The market was not very active, as is often
the case when tue arrivals are rather
light, though prices were full tc higher,
in some cases tc. Towards the close,
however, the market weakened some lit
tie. About 200 of the arrivals will be re.
shipped East by the original Owners-the
balance were all closed out.
Prices today for beet cattle ranged as
follows Best beeVes AZ 50 50a7 80; that
generally rated first quality IS 50sB so;
medium or good fair quality "a 75a5 so;
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows 50 GOA
1 IS; inferior and lowest grades OF cattle
50 OOa0 O0-general average OF the mar
ket to-day IS so; extreme range Of prices
IS OOa7 30. Most Of the sales were from
IS % to Q IS per 100 lbs. OF the re-
ceipts go head came from Ohio, 80 from
Maryland, 83 from Illinois, 90 from West
Virginia, and 81 head from Pennsylvania
total receipts for the week sos head
against 1000 last week, and 1889 head
same time last year. Ol the offerings 5Ss
head were taken by Baltimore butchers
102 sold to Washington City and Annspo
Lis dcalers-total sales Tor the week 6iC
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New York DIV Gooda market.

New YoRK, March 1.-THE fine spring
like weather has impaired better feeling
TO the trade but business was only mod.
erately active to-day. Market for domes.
tic cottons strong with good demand for
sheetings and colored cottons but prices
are unchanged, wide sheetings brisk.
Corset and Jeans arc in improved request
and well sold up by agents. Shirtings
stripes, and medium colOred polka spot in
good demand. Pacific delanes and Jap.
anese stripes are now 90 cents per yard.
Woolens are In better request, Foreign
dress fabrics more inquired for. Dry
goods imports lor, the week are $4,0SS. Ola.
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Chicngo Market.

CHICAGO, March S.-Flour-QulGt and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and prices arc
nominal; No. 2 spring 81 2ltal cit cash.
No. 8 do 81 00ia1 10; rejected 92a93c.
Corn-Market steady with moderate de.
mand; No. 2 mixed 32sa32tc cash; rejec-
ted 29ta2Stc. Oats-Demand fair and
market firm; No. 2, 20sa27c Tor regular
and fresh. Rye-Scarce and firm; No. 2,
05tsGGc. Barley-Quiet and weak No.
9 fall 63a73c. Clover Seed-Dull and
prices are dropping $4-OOa5 %; timothy
seed dull at So lOa8 IS TOR good 10 choice.
Pork-Unseltled and lower but closed
steady; with portion OF the decline re-
covered; nomInally $l4 10 cash; $l4 IS
bid for April; $14 40 for May, with sales.
Lard-Sc cash. Bulk Meats-Quiet and
unchanged, but rather easier feeling; sales
short rib middles at TIC. Bacon-Un-
changed. Whisky--s6ic,
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Of, and be doubtless appreciates the fact.
ME-. Grant and Miss Nellie Grant have
also had numerous visitors from all parts
OF the country, and when, In course oil
business, TcalJed atthe Executive man
sion yesterday, and happened to get q
glimpse OF them, they looked wearied and
tired. Some little rest Is what We all
need most now, to reouperato alter the
lroiics and tatigues Of Inauguration week,
and be thoroughly fitted once more, for
tue active duties OF everyday life.
Ii our late visitors will bear away with
them land there certainly seems noreasOn
why they should noD the same pleasant
recolleclions Of Washington that they
have left behind Of their stay, 1t will be
not the least qualification attending the
Inauguration of the second term of Presi.
dent Grant, 10 us to know that more
universal and Just appreciation OF tho
beauty and importance Of the National
Capitol will prevail hereafter. II Is emf
nentlY on occasions Of this character,
when people from all parts Of our vast
colntry are thrown together, il only for
brief period, that they learn to assimilate
with and value all that Is good and beau
tiful in each other; and for this reason
such vast congregations as 1t has just been
the proud share Of Washington TO wit
ness, are productive Of great deal Of
good.
And this finishes all that | have to say
about the late Inauguration, With the
sincere hope that my efforts 10 give your
readers some idea Of the grand event we
have recently witnessed may not have
been entirely in vain, l present to them
my sincere and best respects and adieu,
and remain as ever Yours truly, c.
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TOLEDO, March s.-Flour-Dull and
prices have declined. Wheat-Dulli No.
5 white Wabash 81 7s; No, l white Mich
igan 81 SO; amber Michigan 81 6ssl coli
No. Q red 81 Gs. Corn-Market steady
with a moderate demand; high mixed
S0tc; yellow Alto; white Ale; no grade
Ssic Oats-steadyi No. 2, SSfc. Michi'
pAn 3Gc
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CINCINNATI, March, e.-Flour-Quiet
and firm at $775as 90. Whest-Firm at
81 72al Is. Corn-Steady at 41c, Rye
Quiet at s0as2c. 0ats-Steady at BOA
8Sc. Barley-Qulet and unchanged.
Groceries-Firm. LinseCd oil, 93a95c,
Eggs, 1sc. Butter and cheese-Steady,
Provisions-G Generally frmeri Pork-1n
demand at $l5 90. L0rd-Firm; steam
held at &c. Bulk meats-Firmer; shout.
ders, 5ic: clear rib sides 7ic; clear 74c,
Bacon-Firm; shoulders, 0ic; clear rib
sides, SIC; clear, 9ic with sales. Whisky
Firm at S5c.
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BALTIMORE, March 8.-Flour un-
changed. Wheat-Dull; western red
81 70a1 90; amber 81 90a2 90. Corn
Dull, mixed western, 5ss59fc, Oats
Dull, mixed western 48a47c. Provis.
lons-Unchanged. Butter-Wcstern quiet
aud firm; fair 10 good 25ia2sci choice $50
SOC. Whisky-0lc.
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The specie exported Tor the week
amounted to $OO4,2sS.
NoNEY-Active and stronger to-day,
and ranged from 1-S9 to ! for Call loans.
The bank statement shows gain Of
$117,7OO, the deficiency being reduced to
$2O4, SIS, against $S29 .975 last week.
SToCKs-Market quiet, and dealings de.
void Of any special animation. Irregu-
larity In prices continued. Market
strong on New York Central, Panama,
and Harlem.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
xARKETS By TIL EURAPH.

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YoRK, March s.-GoID-opened
at 1851, sold at 1l5Es115E, and closed
firm at 116fs1l5s. Loans from fat TO
3-18 for use. Daily clearings $4,000.
900.
GoYRKNMENTs-Dull and steady.
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acknowledgement
travellers Register
po.r OFFICE REGISTER

Hour, which NAL nails S,' d PSI.S arc f "a .ocOS
NE Win the latest time ~O'e' VI NV
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MISCELLANEOUS.


At this Concert tic hest mRlicial tSlent that can
bO procured from all parts OF the country will
add pleasure 10 tho entertainment, and Ten
Thousand Cash Glit5, aggrtglting vast total
Of Half Million DOlltrs currency Will be dis
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NOTTCE.

Owing to my lato purchase Of the double store.
room and dwelling OF II. HeymGn & Co, on the
corner Of Main and Webster streets, Centre
Wheeling: also, OF bis large Btock Of Foreign
and DomGBlie Dry GoodE at . Job lot prieo. ct
least 30 per cent less than they can be bought In
the regular wsy. feel able and Willing 70 Offer
the pGm0 at unusually low prices to pATtleS who
will favor me with a call, for two reasons: 1t,
to become acquainted with the customers and
build up trace and, I'd, 10 reduce tho present
ing Of almost an entire un6roken stock Of FOR.
eIgn and Domestic goods, NoIionG Carpets Oil
Cloths, Window shades, PuTs, Cloths, CaBsi.
merus, Jeaus, &C. Pi0Ise give me call and
see my bert CRlicos at lie, Domestic Bingham
l0c Jeans for zoe worth Sc, and all other goods
In proportion.
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