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ACCIDENTS.

IruIcA, N. Y, OHt 11.-Mortimer NJ.
LeggeLt, son OF Hon. N. D. Leggett, U,
y Commissioner of Patents, was killed
by falling from q cliff on Six Mile creek,
last night
CINCINNATI, Oct 1l.-Andrew Reiber,
yard conductor ut the Little Miami de-
pot, wss run over and killed this morn
ing while, 1t Is supposed, he was Sttempt.
Ing 10 cross the track In TOnt OF the
cars while they were beng pushed
by a locomotive. His body was cut al
most In two, both urms broken, md he
was Otherwise terribly mangied, HG had
been in tbs employ OF the Little Miami
Company for over twenty-five years.
VIM A. Lowry, Superintendent Of the
Wheelock Bridge Company, at Delphi,
Ind was drowned last evening crossing
the canal at that place, attempting 10
lDrh Il
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FIte, 4, Roslon nua .petl oit.

BosToN, Oct ,1l.-Thc large stables be-
longing 10 Maltin Hayes, corner Of Berke'
ley and Appleton streets, South End, were
burned this morning with eighty.siS
horses. Fortyof tho animals were owned
by Hayes and the remainder by gentle
men In the neighborhood The horses
were valued At from three hundred 10
one thousand dollars. - - :
DETROIT, Oct. 1l.-A fire Commenced
this evening In the sash, door and bind
factory Of j. T. Weber, on Sherman
street, which rapidly spread, and In a few
minutes several buildings were In flames.
A strong northwest wind was blowing al
the time, and o great conaagration was
imminent Through great exertion the
fire was stayed alter twelve buildings
were destroyed, mostly frame dwellings.
Among the buildings destroyed were J.
z. Weber s. Cos. Sash, Door and Blind
Factory, and Jacob Mann's brewery. To.
toll loss 10000; insurance tritlisg.
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The PolariS Expedition Controversy


NEW YoRK, Oct. ia Washington
dispatch says the examination Of Caps
Buddington lasted five hours, and related
particularly to his relations with Capt.
Hall. he declaring that there was not inc
slightest foundation for any report 81
difference between him and Hall. dis
judgement about proceeding beyond the
point reach, (S2 deg. 10 min } was based
entirely upon his experience as naYiga-
Tor in The Attic waters, and not from lear
OF danger or aversion TO prosecute the jour.
ney. While there might have been the
appearance Of an open channel, the
weather in the northern latitude Is SCUM
certain no man dare risk his vessel In
higher latitude with winter approaching. In
reply 10 enquire as TO the personal conduct
Of Buddington, said he had been accus-
toned to taking draw occasionally, but
denied ever having been drunk enough
TO incapaciate him from duty, or make
him unfit for the position Of navigator IN
the dangerous waters. The separationot
Tyson and party. was more seriouslY re-
gretted By those on the Poleris, than could
possibly have been done by an ice tloe
party. 30 certain was he that the vessel
would have been abandoned, that he had
made preparations TO cast overheard
everything Of value and importance to the
crew, when the wind suddenly changed
and shifted the Polaris into an almot op.
posite position, mapping the hawsers and
increasing the danger Of the vessel. The
details Of what happened after the sepa'
ration have already been substantially
narrated. The examination will be re.
sumed on Monday, when the death Of
Captain Hall will be inquired into al
length. VI ~ : 3 ~ - q : ! y
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SUPERB READY.MApE SUIT DEPART.
MENT-Il q firm can ever surpass itself,
the great dry goods house Of Messrs. I.
Blum & Bro. have succeeded in accom-
plishing this feat: Having visited their
Ready.Msde Suit Department we were
shown The different kinds Of work execu-
ted, which not only speaks for itself, but
deserves q public mention through our col.
umns. This department Is an enterprise
in advance of any other house in the city,
and deserves the liberal patronage they so
duly merit. The stock comprises suits OF
Alpacas and other new and choice fabrics;
waterproof Cloaks in all the new color
ings for ladies, misses and children; vel
Vet and braided Sacks, beaver Cloaks in
the latest designs, cashmere wrappers and
the like. Every garment shows perfect.
ness Of finish and fit, and adapted TO the
wants and tastes oil oil classes Of custom
ers. None but first class seamstresses are
employed, and everything Is made up in
the best manner. Ladies, our advice, II
you wish 10 order a garment on short no
tice or buy one ready made, Blum's is the
place.
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THE DRAAfA.-The matineeat the new
Opera House on Saturday afternoon at.
tracted an unusually large audience Of
ladies and children. 1.-THE Honey Moon"
and "Jennie Lind" were greeted with
''loud, long and continuous apphuse.9
At THE evening entertainment, with the
exception of the orchestra chairs the
house was filled. "The Irish Emigrant"
and "Mat Of the Iron Hand" comprised the
programme. Dir. Mobiles, as tom" in
"The 1rish Emigrant," would alone have
made the rendition Of this piece memora-
BILE. The strong dramatic situations he
grasps with the keenness Of a great artist
we had almost said with the intuition OF
genius. Miss Prestige acts very well, but
sings much better than she acts.
In the chAracteriof o'Brien," Mr.. ClIf-
ford Is as CHEEKY and rolllcking as usual.
often throwing out various interpolated
Jokes Of his own making, which always
win responsive litter and show good
intention. Mrs. Barrett acts with spirit
and judgment oiher own resources, which
she husbands neatly for effect.
Mr.. Sutton, as "Mat Of the Iron Hand"
was more like q bluff and honest old sol.
der than an outlaw. Miss Young Is a
fine actress, but she has not the voice for
a leading part. Messrs. Mobiles and Gilt.
ford, in their respective roles, confirmed
the high opinion already formed of them.
Tonight Mr.. Clifford will appear in his
great specially Of "Pomp. or Away Down
.SOnth."
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SPORTING NEWS.
igRoME PARK RACKS.

JEROME PARK, Oct 11.-There was al
immense attendance at the races 10 day.
First racc--snnual sweepstakes, Two
miles, won easi,y by Tom Bowling beat.
lag Mart Jordon. Time 3:47I, only two
started. ..
second race-grand national handicap
two miles and q quarter, won by Peak
ness, beAiing Harry Bassett, FellowcraIt
and Galway, Time 4:0S4 ai.
Fourth race-for purse Of 800, mile
heats: won by Springbak, beating War
like, Kadie, Artist, Lochiel, Minnie Mack
and Fadladen. Time 1:46t, las, 1:4Si.
Minnie Mack won the first heat,
Filth and last race-sweepstakes weller
weight, mile and !. The following horses
started ridden by members Of Inc club:
Grey Planet, stockwood and Village
Blacksmith. The race was won by Grew
Planet. Time 2;06s, stockwood second,
HALIFx, Oct 1l.-Biglin having offered
TO row Brown In New York waters q
month hence has been answered. 1.-THE
season 10 too far advanced"
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GRATLEMRN's FURNISHING -NRw
STooK.-Chrislian Hess, Merchant Tail.
or, has Just returned from New York
with a large and elegant sssortmen,
OF cloths, cassimeres,. overcoatipgs, vest.
ings. dress shirts, under garments,
gloves, collars, everything in short per.
tanning 10 gentleman's toilet except the
hat and boots. Mr.. Hess keeps the best
OF goods; he employs good workmen,
makes neat fits, and charges moderate
prices. Gentlemen wanting handsome
Fall or Winter suits should give him a
call.
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NEW RoAD.-The new road now build.
ing between Bridgepor. and Martinsville
IS one ofthe Improvements on that side Of
the river that was sadly needed. iThanka
to the new mills and other new enter.
prises over there, Macadamized pike Is
70 take the place Of the mud that has been
the terror Of all travellers for years past.
The road is being raised TO the level Of
the rsilroadiand stoned, and Is tobe reedy
before winter sets 10.
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The FrRsT.-Belmont county was IA
vored with an amateur snow storm last
week. The i"fleecy RAIN" as Milton calls
It's, only remained long enough, however
to suggest that old Boreas was on the war
path, like q vigorous Modoc, and might
inrude in full costume when his return
was least expected. Jack Frost was
quietly en- route several weeks ago. He
took papes (window panes) 70 leave hi
card, Is Winters advance guards and
therefore nobody can complain Of ne
elected information.
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WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Dot. 1.-The Postmas-
ter General has established the free de-
livery system at Lafayette, Ind, with
four carriers.
OF the Polaris, was commenced at the
Navy Yard to-day by the Secretary oil
the Navy.
The Secretary Of the Interior has re-
ceived an official dispatch contradicting
the press report Of the release oil santanta
and Big Tree.
The President this morning appointed
Oscar A. Freyers United States Attorney
Tor the Southern District Of Florida, cIee
Mobley. resigned.
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Close of the Indiana state Fair and
Exposition.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct. 1.-THE In.
diana State Fair and Exposition closed
last night, with o grand. illumination, q
hop, and mule race by moonlight. The
attendance Is estimated at between co.
900 and $4,000 people. The interest was
sustained TO the closing hour. It Is un.
derstood that the receipts foot up about
100000, and the total attendance over
800 900, making 1t necessary to draw but
lightly upon the guaranty fund. A more
successful exposition has not been held In
the United States this or any other year.
The experiment augers well for 1874.
The institution Is now fixed fact for
coming years. The managers and friends
are highly elated over the result OF the
first State Exposition ever held In
America.
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HAM1LTos's OPERA HOUSE. - Great
sensation play at this popular and fashion.
able Opera House this evening, intro
ducing the latest new sensational light
ming express train at full speed, and an
Ohio steamboat uuder way and on fire.
with steamboat explosion and other novel
effects in the popular sensational play
which has just finished highly success
full run at Woods Museum, New York
City, entitled POmp; or Away Down
South, Mr.. Harry Clifford appearing in
his original character Of Pomp, and all the
entire fine company in the cast. Pomp
will only be performed tonight and to,
morrow night, so all must avail them
selves of these occasions. The ladies no
doubt will all be present TO see this new
play, as the Opera House has at once be.
come popular with the ladies'. The ladies
and children must also remember the
favoritc Wednesday and Saturday Matinee
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/ PERsoNAL.-Mr. J. s. Fairfax, the ar
chitect, LETT the city last evening for Phil
adelphia, to appear before tho Commits
sioners Of tho Centennial Exhibition
building n'thet city, and explain the plan
recently submitted by him.
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POLICE CouRT.-At this court Saturday
morning the following cases were dispos.
ed Of; Robert Spears, disorderly, $40
and costs; Simon Baer, obstructipg an al
ley, 81 and costs; John McNeal, drunk,
So and costs.
The following business was transacted
at the afternoon session: The case Of
Frank Klug, charged with creating tu-
mutt and disorder on the 2s,h Of June
last, which has been continued several
times, was disposed Of by filming the de.
PENDANT $40 and costs; dad" Craig,
drunk, S. and costs; Nathan Morrison,
using loud and abusive language, contin.
ued 10 this morning. frrl I. Gsu.
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MONDAY, OCT. 10, 1873.


2 We" NutSAsaSShtSNN
Reduction IL Dry GOods-o. 7. Brues
Royal Arch.
Announcement-E. r. Davis,
Phosphate Gill Wants q Blacksmith.
Wanted-IIouse. o.
For Sale ai,aBagaih -7N.-- <
Col Partnership. IA .It5s.E
French, English and Stone China.
Hamilton's Opera House.
Flour, Fish, Pickles, Canned Goods.
Spectacles-Oxtoby Il Dniteld.
Graudest Scheme Ever known.
M.R.N.Y.-Moore's Rural New. Yorker
Domestic Paper Fashions.
Dufi's College.
New Book. q y j
The Best Paper. ~ " q. g''i
Steam Engines, &C.
Portable and Stationary Engines.
Fireside Hinge Cone Burner.
Women, Men, Girls and Boys.
Five to Twenty Dollars. ;: .ta af
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! DuLL.-There seems to be . genera
dullness prevalentin the city in every
branch Of business, and as a natural con
sequence we have little news OF interest
to record. The past week has bean the
dullest, in the news line, Of the season
Therefore, our readers will understand
that when our columns are not as newsy
as usual, It Is because there is no news 10
putt them. Z III ai,lU p .rl.tigG i45t
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THAsKselvINe FESTIVAL > The 81.
Johns Lutheran Reformed Church yes.
terday held their annual festival of thanks.
giving. Several fine specimens of the
productions of the fields were exhibited,
and thanks were rendered for the bounti.
ful harvest.
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Weather Rcpofl.
WAX DERARTAEHr.
HlNnysTaH, D. G., oct. II 800 P. y.

- ~ WV - WV - =" v
rnoBADILITTga,
For Monday in the Southern State!
clear or probably clear with light north
crly winds Tor Southern Florida.
Eortheasterly winds ard possibly light
rain Tor the Middle Slstes, IS's g..t,
Rising barometer and northerly winds
backing to The west and lower temperR-
ture aud clear or clearing weather lol
New England.
Rising barometer and cloudy and pos
sibly rainy weather and low temperature
aud nurlhweslerly winds, increasing
possibly 10 brisk Tor the Lower Lakes.
NOrthwest winds backing to southwest
aud southeast, with rising temperature
and cloudy or partially cloudy weather.
The storm centre in the northwest will
probably extend eastward over Lake ST.
periOr, with diminishing intensity for the
Upper Lakes -.
Fresh TO brisk southerly winds, falling
barometer and cloudy weather. .u7.
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!, On THE RcsTRuM.-In late mum Der
of the New York Mercury, VIC notice that
Prof. I. G. futile, formerly Principal Of
the Fourth Ward school in this city, lee
tured in skowhegan, Maine, recently.
Subiect-"AIanhood: Real and Unreal"
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CITY BOOK STORE.
NEW ROCKS 2,

The Land OF Moab-By H. d. Tristan, cloth
.ApoIlo. or the Way OF Colby Bishop Coke,
cloh 81 so.
d AEaas. ~, The st 1s,S author "sshonbg
Crooked Plsees-By Rdward Garrett, cloth
arthur Blnnlsaslle-By DO. Holland. cloth
hester NOtIsy's pfOnl.e-By ue.bs s,rotton.
spasEs Among the Ashes-By Rov.P. Q. Pear
Fl Piiasiples Of Mental Hygieno-By Dr.. Gorton.
cloth 81 IS.
Pster s,a,vesant- Us @. Abbott, cloth
Beyond tho Brcske,u-Dy Robert Dale owen,
'Bbanets soymopr-A Novel-psper 7sc.; . :
Carmens inheritance by JhrIstian Reid,
:, Mis- Doro,hy's Charge BY Frank Lee Benc.
slta.gsFs and pilgr!RsT;By Mis- BraddOn.
Character OF St. Paul-By Dean HOwSson, cloth
Pillar, o! tho Houle-By oharlosts N. Yonso,
oIa coslt , Lie 4 Il Il Tsaa6s=By FAaees nniOt,
Glrihood OF Shakespeare Heroines--By Mary
CoWden Clarke. cloth 90 50. n -.
a Journey e e, th as g Of Tho Esrth-By
The Yacht olabSBy Oliver Optic. eIo,his q 50.
The Little canp=By hnthOr 'wide. Wide
!. Pensuddoets-B Hamilton Aide, cloth 81 IS.
Matjosio Dsw-ByF. D. Aldheh. alo,h 81 90.
ANY Of the above Books sent by man upon re-
ee'p1 OF price A Ateis b b sTANros, >,
~. 80. n. 49,. = y ~ as.
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FoR Hamburg Embroidery goto speye


For Hamburg Embroidery goto Speyer
Bros.
For Lace Collars and Handkerchie!s go
To SpeYer Bros.
For Black and Colored Silk Ribbons go
to Speyer Bros.
For Bergmann's Zephyr Worsted go to
speyer Bros.
For Canvass Embroidered Slippers and
Cushions 60 to Speyer Bros.
For Java and other Canvass go 10 Speyer
Bros.
For Ruftllngs and Flutipgs go 10 speyer
Bros.
For Ladies' Silk scarfs go to speyer Bros.
For Buttons and Trimmings go TO speyer
Bros.
For Kid Gloves go to speyer Bros.
For Gilt Goods go to Speyer Bros.
For Switches and Hair Braids so to
Speyer Bros.
For Ladies and Childrens' Hosiery go to
speyer Bros.
For Linen Collars and Cults go TO Speyer
Bros.
For all kinds Of Star Braid 90 10 speyer
Bros: -
For Jet Jewelry and Chains go to speyer
Bros.
For Button Moulds go to Speyer Bros.
For tho best, largest and cheapest place
in this city for Notions and Millinery
Goods go 10 Speyer Bros,, 1119 Main ST.,
Bacharach's old stand.
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UpsET.-Daniel McAllister, a butcher
living on Market street in the First Ward,
when about starting with load oil meat
TO attend the Saturday evening market,
accidentally upset his wagon. Mr.. Meal
lister and another gentleman were thrown
from the wagon and slightly bruised. 80
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In THE LoCKur.-At s O'Clock last
evening the lookup had four inmates.
Three of these were arrested for loltcring
in tho market house, and the fourth was
taken in as q suspicious character.
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THE only place in the city where you
can get your !Furs cleaned, and moth
eaten places repaired, is at George H.
Kurtz's, as he keeps on hand the different
kinds OF afursto repair with. Also, q full
line Of oil kinds Of trimmings and silks
for Furs, o..
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IAN now prepared TO offer to my Gus.
TONERS some Of the greatest bargains in
the way OF Fall and winter Dry Goods,
as L am receiving daily supplies from
New York auction salea. Call and see
them. ]. W. Ferrel. tr--1s1 la
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1IARKETs.-For some time past the at
tendance at our markets have been decid.
eddy slim. On Saturday morning there
was larger market than has been seen
for many weeks.
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PRoDucrIvE.-G. W. Frapzheim, Esq
Of this.city, has in his possession five cars
Of corn grown ON one Stem. The corn
was raised on the farm OF Mr. VIM.
Stamm.
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Doors AND SHoEs.-Go to Blends for
your Boots and Shoes, where will be seen
the best assortment and cheapest Boots
and Shoes in the city. LIZ Blond, 1875
Main street.
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LARAMIE's SALooN.-Mr. Laramie con.
tinues 10 attract crowds 10 his place Of
amusement He has now company OF
five performers, and who in their line are
not excelled. New songs and dances are
introduced every evening A special po.
liceman Is present, and maintains good
order.
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BROKE DowN.-The axle OF o country
wagon gave way on the corner Of Market
and 10Th streets Saturday, splitting q load
Of apples on the road.
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LARGEST lot and greatest variety Of Pic.
ture Frames in the city at Robinson's CT
lery, III Main street.
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GENTS Slippers in endless variety, the
calf Alex. Tie and calf Boots, hand made
superior in style and finish to any ever be-
fore offered at L. V. Blends, 1885 Main
street.
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TgxPRRANcE IEoTuRE.-Rev. Jere-
miAh o'sullivan, Of Maryland, delivered
q lecture on. Temperance in the Cathedral
las; evening. The address is well spoken
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WHITE FURs and trimmings cleaned
moth.eaten Furs repaired and made as
good as new; muffs lined. The only
place where you can get Job done per-
feet ig at George H. Kurtz's, as he has
learned the business OF furrier, and will
guarantee all work done BY him satislac.
tory; 1910 Main street. ~
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On DuTY.-We ore glad TO notice our
obliging friend, Gen. Wallace, at his post
after several weeks illness. Confinement
has not marred his good humor.
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A NEW and beautiful lot OF all colors
in Mohair, diagonal sizes, and very cheap
Just received by J. W. Ferrel, Centre
Wheeling.
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A LADY complains to US that street car
conductors help ladies in and out of their
cars with dirty hands.
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JusT received another lot Of county
KNIT all wool sacks, at very low prices,
at Henry Jacob's, ~ Ua!4 cod
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ANEW PAVEMENT has been laid onthe
east side Of Market street, at thenorth
end Of the creek bridge.
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For RRNT-A comfortable dwelling
house on Thirteenth (late Hampden)
street. Apply early TO VIM. q. shelb, OF
sheib's music store. 81 .I-
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LADIES Misses and Child's Shoes, Fall
styles, Of best Philadelphia and Eastern
manufacture at L. V. Blends, 1875 Main
street.
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THE Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky
Railroad Co. are laying new rails on l7th
street. ttE i L. tE
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THE new Board of Managers o! the
Wheeling Library Association meets this
evening.
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The greatest bargains In undershirts
and drawers Of all kind you can get at
Henry Jacobs. .lpa All. cod
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THE best Red Twlllcd Medlcated Elan.
mel for gcnuemen's underwear, at the
lowest prices. Call at Henry Roemers.
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srERRoscoP1c views OF all the Interest,
ing scenes in the old and new world, a
Robinson's Gallery, III Main street.
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THE best stock of Flannels, Jeans, &c
is to be1ound at Sitter & Roth's, which
they are offering less than the regular
nrice