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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

Bio LUTHERAN Mission ExoURsIoS.-
The long talked of excursion, compli-
meutary to the children Of the Mission
and the Childrens' Home, came OH
yesterday according to announcement
The weather was awful for excursion
purposes, as regular northeast storm
set in about three o'clock in the morn
ing, and continued all day. Nothing
daunted, however. the school and its
friends, numbering 800, headed by the
Great Western Band started from the
Chapel at $50, A. NJ, and from Bridge
port at $50, on train No. 20 c. d P. R.
R. Engineer, Mr.. Taylor; conductor.
John Raymer. The excurslonists filled
five cars and started off as light and
happy as though the sun had been
shining in his strength. AS the differ
ent stations were passed the music Of
tbs band and the singing OF the children
attracted numbers o! people who
thought it scarcely possible that any
act of teachers and children would I'M
dertake such trip on such a day. At
s o'clock McCoy's station was reached,
aud the large warehouse OF the c. d
P. r. R. taken possession Of, the grove
of course, being out OF the question, on
account Of the rain. Then came the
epjoyments OF the day, and if ever any
party OF big folks and little folks made
the most OF rainy day in dry place.
it was the party OF yesterday. Mr..
Brennaman, agent at McCoy's, and
Mr.. Standby. the operator, deserve more
notice than we have space to give them,
on account OF their efforts
TO make everybody happy
people of the village also did everything
possible to write Welcome" on the
hearts Of their guests. and Mr. Stuart
and his coeworkers may rest assured OF
an appreciation OF their efforts.
At one o'clock, religious exercises
were held; the street singing OF the
children attracting an audience which
filled the large warehouse.
These exercises closed with the grand
doxology,
"Praise God from whom all blessings fow''
sung by hall thousand voices accom-
panied by the instruments OF 1.-THE
Great Western" "All aboard for
home" wac sounded al AIS, and at 5:35
the train reached Bridgeport, the band
playing Home ,S0eet Home" The
street cars and omnibusses were soon
loaded, the elegant banners floated to
the breeze; the Great Western PLAYED
--quickstep, and in IS minutes the
Chapel was announced and the eIcur-
sionlsts dismissed to 20 to their homes,
happy, tired but refreshed by their
railroad ride OF 6S miles.
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SERrou.Lr ILL.-We regret to learn
that General James S. Wheat is serl>
ously i'll at Lis residence on Fourth
street. He has been ailing for more
than q month past but continued his
professional labors until obout ten days
ago, aimee which time lie has been con-
fined to his room and part OF the time
10 his bed. During the past two or
three days be has been growing worse
and be was reported last night to be in
q very critical condition. We sincerely
hop. we may have better news from
him to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

J. T. LAk1S & Co.. No. 81, Monroe
street, are selling their stock OF Summer
Goods at greatly reduced prices, to make
room for Fall Stock. Gentlemen Who
contemplate purchasing, will save from
90 to 80 per cent. BY giving them :
trial. All work guaranteed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

DisxssED.-Yesterday morning Geo.
Gould was arrested on warrant issued
by Squire Launder, charged with dis
turbipg the peace on Tuesday last. Bee
fore the case came on for hearing the
complainant withdrew the charge and
the accused WAS dismissed from GUS
IoIy
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THE ATTRACTION OF THE DAY Yes.
terdsy was a very busy day for the eI-
hibitors of the Centripetal Power, at No.
8, Main atreet. A large number OF
farmers having heard that the machines
were to be manufactured in Wheeling,
came in to see and learn how soon they
could be obtained. We called at their
store about three o'clock, remaining
about an hour, and nearly hundred
persons were in to see the machines dur
ing our stay. We noticed several prom
inent men Of our city and among those
from out OF town, was President Penn
dleton, from Bethany College, who ex-
amined the method very closely and
expressed himself in admiration OF the
wonderful display OF power. Also sew.
eral prominent men from the South,
who have business sometimes with citi-
zens of Wheeling. They, too, seemed
highly pleased with the principle OF
the different machines, and predicted
for them a large sale in the South, and
OF great Importance to the growers OF
rice and cotton, as the power will I'M.
doabtedly be applied to the tbreshing OF
rice and ginning Of cotton, as well as
grinding corn, &c, but admitted that
the machines must all be made in the
North and West. Wheeling industry,
which is we'll represented in the South,
may yet have an opportunity to increase
it's reputation in this branch OF MAJ
chinery
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YARD wide heavy brown muslin for
loo q yard. j. W. FEREn'
Centre Wheeling.

Doors AND SHoRs.-To close out my
present stock I will sell Womens
Lasting Bslmorals at 81 worth 81 so;
Womens' Morocco Bslmorals at 81 30
worth s.; Womens' Lasting Fox Ball
morals from g to 81 so, and all other
seasonabIs goods are marked down ac-
sordingly.
L. V. BLOND,
los Main Street.
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TIE EsrEY ORGANs.-Ip order to
furnish the most varied assortment Of
instruments to his patrons, Mr., Sheib,
the popular music dealer, has recently
taken the wholesale and retail agency
for eastern Ohio and West Virginia, for
the famous Estey organs. He will in
the course Of the next ten days receive
a large invoice OF these wonderful in-
struments, and will offer them in adj
dition to his other elegant organs at
less than factory prices. Remember
the place, under Washington Hall.
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D,sAGREEABLE.-Y esterday W

DlsAGRREABLE.-4 esterday WAS q
rainy, cold, disagreesble day, just the
eort of one to make the profsne swear
and the good declare, "Well, | never
saw the like" At noon the thermom1
eter indicated a temperature of only
si1ty-fve degrees in the shade. Rather
cool, that, for dog days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

LADIES, lfyou want made up suits or
Grenadines. call at J. W. FRRREL's Gem
ue Wheeling. He'is selling them all at
cost, and all his Summer goods to make
room.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

HAVING received a full and choice
inc OF Cassimeres and goods Of al dss-
criptions for spring and summer wear,
would be glad to have those who are
in need OF goods in my line to call and
examine my stock which is unsurpass-
ed in the'citv, before purchasing
JoHF L. RICE,
No. So, Monroe Street,
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Although we cannot say that any
attempt is ever made to get up cor
ner in umbrellas, we notice that every
time it rains umbrellas 60 up.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

The peaches we saw in town yester-
dav, that came from the Eastern shore
of Maryland, look as if they were great
" fatigued with the journey.
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BETHANY COLLEGE.

rTHE THI.TY-THTRD SESSlON OF
i Bethany College will begin on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBEH 2Dib. 1873.
a larger attendance II expected than We
have ever had before, Bnd no means within
our power, shall be neglected tn keep the
in-tiiutiOn fully mp 10 the educational
wants OF our age and people. CuurSes OF
study are adjusted 10 Iuit the varied purpo-
SEES OF studcn >, and degree are confer red.
indicative Of prOhCi' nj scholarship In Arts.
Sciences, and Letters. Special cOnres ara
also arranged for professional students In
knglneegIpg, Practical Physics anu Chem
istry, with ample training In the use Of In
sirumenis end apparatus, both In field work
and In the laboratory.
Expenses are reduced 10 the lowest degree
practicable, ~ many students manage, hy
the cluD-system, IN get along comforts biy
al the rate OffrOTn 81 To 81 per week. Regu-
lar boarding al the best houses, from 81, ~ to
g. per week. For particulars, ~ nd for cats-
lOgue TO Prof T.. l. LUOS, Sec'y, or
W. X. PENDULUM, Pres.
BETHANY, Brooke CO., W. Va.
EupB-rb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

ANOTHER case Of those good Domes"
tic Ginghams at 10 cents per yard at
J. w. FERRELs,
Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

The best comics we ever saw, will
show at LAan;e's, No. %, Twelfth
street, every afternoon, and also IN the
evening. Go and see them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

TO-DAY is the birthday OF Napoleon
Bonaparte. 1t will be celebrated ION
the sly" by the Bonapartists in Paris.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

ATTENTION order to reduce my
present stock Of Boots and Shoes, |
will sell for the next thirty days at pri-
ces that defy competition. Call early
and get the best at the lowest iprices
ever offered In the city.
L. V. BLOND.
l05 Main Street.
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NoTloE.-To make room for fall
styles, will sell all plain Lasting Gait
ers at 30 per cent reduction. Call soon
and secure bargains.
JERRY CLEMENS.
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TO-DAY is the anniversary OF the bal.
tie OF Fort Erie, fought 10 1914.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

A NEW lot OF Hollywood Frames
lust received at Robinson's Gallery.
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FkIDAY, AUGUST is, 1879.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 10 New Adyertissk1en ts,

Carpets and Oil Cloths.
Vegetable Soup-Atlantic Saloon.
Great Auction Sale.
Island Driving Park-Three Days
Racing.
City Book Store.
Market Street Property For Sale.
For Cincinnati-Steamer Hudson.
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A NEW lodge OF Knights OF Pythias
was established at Bellaire, last night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

THE CITY Council will hold an adjourn
ed meeting to night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

GREAT BARGAINS in closing out OF
Summer Goods and Carpets.
J. W. FERREL,
ECenter Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

GREAT BARGAINS now in Cloths, Cas-
simeres, and Jeans. j. w. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling.
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272 Acres or Choice Land.

Said premises will be offered as an entire
ty, and then In two parcels, one parcel con
tanning One bundled and T. ghty-eight
acres, and the other PAL Gel Eighty-iouT
acres, and the way the most money ~
realized the same will DC sold. Each pare,
makes an excellent fam, and IL well Inn
proved, each parcel having m excellent
dwelling house and necessary farm hui d.
lngs, with orchard, and we wateTcd
Said premises are situated near lOrkvillc,
and within three quarters Oi mile OF tho
Ohio river, and are well located In Teierenc"
TO road. Persons desiring Ia purchase All
excellent and conf rtable hOmchtCad.
would do well tOlUOk nj said LANDS.
am au' horned 10 say that should puT.
Chastrs desire To have a portion ~ the puT-
chase money remain In the land, an AL
rangement OF thai kind can b. made on tho
day ofsale.
Persons desiring further information will
call al the Law-C fliC" Of NCsSrs. Trainer q
McClavP. Steubenville, Ohio.
THOMAS ~. MO NTGOMFRY,
auRBgZ Sheriff OF jefferson @ q,
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J. w. FERREL is receiving new goods
now daily. Call and see them.
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,;o...a 70 :is k:a.:.ea ana Uut.r.u.,.e

Essra sSPJIsg % he JoooGs qRsefs 30 l1ysrtb. Ia
I"tis pa5rt or us!DS shJ gussE remedies y-rs,a Dr..
h-s ss'a 20 rNisf Hba1 ys-I .!ssAssG 90 Lss tsps-
At-s ysgr oobhts1.
Dr.. butts oassgSs dSuhls bose Of t-esiy ssrss
'>1zh s>f ~ soras sftb, teslssrstsf ned
a. Lrsfsssor' oossty ssd GGrs1< Asd b eos
is!tsd persssay OF BY nail The diseases setpssi Ia
hi EoFu. OGes and psFloFa, No. IL n. Etkhta sTesi
diFFts SGIfits5 SsDsstf @; Lq.!s w.
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PARAsoLs and Grensdine Dress Goods
still reduced lower, to close them out.
J. w. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

JUsr REcEIvED'-Men's boys and
childred's Fall Style Hats.
JERRY CLEMENS.
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Don't Fail to Try These Goods.
Buy IL Of your merchant II
he has Ii or will procure ID
fer you. If not, then write
for our Pamphlet, "All about
SapOliO," and 1t will be mail
ed free.
ENOCH MORGAN'S SONS.
aug5- egsb 20 Park Place, n. Y.
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A FULL and complete line Of White
Shirts, also Low Necked Shirts just re.
ceived by JOAN L. RICE,
80 Monroe street.
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Sealing Wax.

q nm POUNDS FRUIT CAN CEMENT
T,UUU tor sale at
ialyso LOGAN, LIFT eos,
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TO THE LADIES,

AN57 AAGE BOOK CONTAINING AN.
Asvers TO questions Of great importance,
SAINT free fol. ten cents. Address.
MRS. h. METZG ER.
APPS gvevb Hanover, Pa.
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TRANSPORTATION.
MONDAY, MAY 26, 1878,

Fast Express.
pASr-IEAyFs wEsT-LEAyES.
sWheeling Wheeling
daily st $50 p. n daily at-.lC:ic A. Il.
sSuulayS excepted.
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EAsT-LHAvKs. WEST-LEAfEs'
Wheeling l'WheellnS
Sundays excepted.
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- APOIIO

costs o to ID cents per cake, and
everybody should have 1t. You
will ike Il.
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accommodation.

KAsr-LEAvEs. WET-L1Afke.
wheeling WneellnS -.oo
daily at....l0iO A. Il. daily at-...o:"O r: IL
sgnndays excepted. Sundays excepted.
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WILL CURE ALL CASES.
COnNIUCIIlK IIlAH WUINh
ANOTHSR PBYsICIAH CURED

Wholesale Druggists, Bridge Corner
Wheeling. w. Va. dacIl
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A l. Elk A NDRIA.

FIsHTowN.-FishtOwn was almost deserted
to-day. Every fishing shore and nearly all the
OILERS on the river have "cut out" and the re.
ceipts OF ish have consequently stopped. The
BILE. Some of the booths have closed, and those
that remain open are doing only small bust.
ness, and by the end OF the week will be va
Gated. Col. Stewart was engaged this morn.
ing in having the place cleaned and lined, and
on Monday next will have the plank flooring
removed.
HAD A GRUDGR AGAINST THE ENGINEER
1t Is reported that the outrage of firing into the
caboose of q train on the Manassas branch of the
w. c., V. NJ. & G. s. X. R.-lately committed
was perpetrated by young man named Bry-
ant, who lives a short distance this side OF
Mount jackson. who had a grudge against the
engineer, and who, to avoid q prosecution, ha,
agreed to quit that part Of the country.-Ga-
zette, last evening.
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the uncertainty Of ts allegations. and is insu cien
and dehcient in law. The court overruled the
points, and stared that the motion would be fully
considered in making mp decision after the testi-
mony had been taken.
0ficer Block testified to making arrest in the
house on lltb street sou; Invest, o. &os on verb
order On approaching from the rear he heard
conversation relating card play ing and dispute
going on some one contendng that il was I" kirby's
bipd, ana some ono else declaring that tn ~ had
taken all bis email change, some So He entered the
room and found three men sitting around table,
OF chps and all three had cards in their hands. He
secured the chips, which he producedjn court Don
aidson was not present. Took the prisoners TO thu
station house. The table used was q round one,
covered with green cloth; also sideboard in the
room, IN which they found some cards. Another
small table, some chairs, and bottle Of whisky
stftuted the furniture Of the room. Mr.. Donaldson
keeps bar-room in the front part Of the house.
Cross examined:-Hisv verbal order was from Lieu
tenant Gessford, to enter the house when he hal
chance to doto: He entered by the back after
climbing over the fence. The parties were playing
game OF poker. Ne found no ney on the board,
put the checks represented the money. The witness
described the manner of playing the little game of
poker, and the peculiar phrases used, with their
meaning.
John Shugerue testified to being in the house
omen, but ne had never seen any gambling there
cepffor drinks, and the game Of ante in which the
cbirs represent one cent each. and the winner is
titled to either money drinks. Witness had played
this game there
Another witness corroborated the prev ious witness
IN the statement as to playing for drinks, cigars,
and money! iad seen the checks represent different
values Dr. not consider the place gambling
hcuse, but merely q refort for pleasure.
Henry Burke and several other witnesses testified
70 about the same effect, and the case was pending
when our report closed.
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commencement Of the National Uni.
Versity Law School.

The annual commencement Of the National
University Law School took place at Lincoln
Hall last evening, and was attended by a large
audience, included In which were many Of our
leading citizens. The marine band was present,
and during the exercises performed some choice
selections of music. The exercises were opened
with prayer by the Rev. j. g. Butler, after
which Vice Chancellor Wedgewosd delivered
University from the date Of Its establishment
mp TO the present time, stating that the estab-
lishment OF national university had been re-
commended by washingtn, Madison, and John
ton act OF May 5th, 1s10, the university became,
on the 18th OF September, q body polite, but
had not received an endowment.
Mr.. Thomas ID. Yeager was introduced, and
The graduatee-vhose names were published
IN THE STAR day or two snce-were called on
the platform, and Judge Casey addressed them
on the part OF the faculty. His advice to each
bench Of the United states; then II they failed
they would be fitted for any other position He
expressed the wish that their paths through life
might be strewn with flowers, and that they
present; and then, in the name OF the faculty,
babe them God speed.
President Grant was expected to have con-
ferred the diplomas; but, .s he was absent from
ed him, and distributed the parchmeats.
The closing address was delivered BY Richard
Harrington, ESQ.,, Assistant United States dts
tlct Attorney. He spoke NJ considerable
bar, his education, the practice OF the lay, an
popular and unproaising cases, and on the ex-
animation and cruss-eGaminatiou OF witnessee
He gave come valuable saggesti0ns To the grad.
Should treat aSe court, ed hev tSsy sAsnia
labor for the interest Of tAeer clieBta; and fos
over An bour vas listened 70 With the grsaxes1
attention., and vas ffeqssntiy aDDlssdsd.
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THE COURTN.


COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-Today, on
motion of Prof. WedgewOOd, the graduates of the
dpcss last night were Sdmisted to ths bsr.
Milloughby, Of Ale.andris, was, on motion Of Col.
The case Of DAWSON &SGo. sgt. v. whittlesey ct
al was srgusd The issue In this suit is whether
equity by judgment creditor.
GiRcuIT COURT, Jsdss Hamph,ey.-To-aay
1dSmsut 10 for ast Lstta submitted anu
w W; .qSs9 M"rfss company dismissed Breton
SOM verdict for plaintiff Heustis sgt Barry; on
trial.
POLICE COURT, Judge SssH-Y Yesterday, Thos.
Randolph was lined $50 and costs six months in
Iail IoI carving q pistol. Lee Thompson was
Chain alley. the Judge said he would impose the
highest penalty, s5, which was too small for the Of
THE CHARGE OF FORGERY OF HIS wirE's NAME
IT., AGAINsI Mh yN3ERHILL DISMISSED.
derhill, charged with forging the name Of b.
Under hill, his wife TO note for So ,sn :"
guilty was and Mr. Hns pss Of , no,
.nes mao right force the defendant into court
paper which had not been done in this eass
Mr.. Cloes said the object was merely TO have the
Gsss ,snn e. sne ssend ana the necessary pa
The Judge sustained the point taken by Mr. Hine
the prosecuting officer file warrant which would
set forth the particular note charged to be
Here Mr.. Gloss amended the warrant, setting
forth the date and d c' .Jn u the note alleged to
MI. John J. sible, testified that the note was given
paid. MT Underhill told him that his wife had en-
dorsed the note. He received IL and passed il
Rosetta II underSiii The note %as pprodaee, and ID
witness read il. Defendant represented Rosetta I'M
the firm. Witnes. did not know whether suit had
had III to Sc S
ness lives in Csnsndsigua, n T., and came here at
/ Mr.. Hine commended that the endorsement was null
and void, and the note was nothing more than q
under the common Law by reason Of an enforcement
s s.Ssa S: be- received the not.
NJ, sbsy for collection, and bad sft i with Lewis
ana ssa rendered
| both Underhiii and hts wife.
had been Ss.rS -.sd that there vers three notes
placed n his hands TO collect and Mrs. had
ssdorssnsnts Judsnsnt bad been rendered .s .inss
both Mr.: ., and his wife 49,.
to i Be- SrossH ss.n.s both M snd Ssr.s
thereby rseoS1.inG The sndor:s%spss no crimins,
the endor.emen should have been made At nrst, and
civil sui, We: and Shs ssscu0n
o' the Judgment ne rc-pXY. ~ '''hAsa'
.Ss. e sas
Nm Scott violation q cart Law; O. c. HSlss,
Ssr; s. Mary Lee, eHslsss With ssssns U ssrioes
.ries Of eiothins from Clare Rains; GO. thirty
~"' TIE esAs exxx. @
i nSsS sssssf :iss
WI y ssss s:s sa:s e:
sSs s. =: Ss'eiss & Sss had
room. s.si q 49, =: ,,'h ':s s::s
ea..sd f9s 600: - r ss:sh tic isdisi.
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CITY ITEMS.

made garments for gentlemen, suitable for
warm weather
GEO. C. HENNISG, 40 eth street.
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SUFFERERS FROM CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD
NAILS, ETC., find immediate relief at Dr. Whites
establishment, No. 535 18th street, opposite T.
8. Treasury. The treatment often effects a
perfect cure, even in extreme cases, If none but
suitable shoes are worn IN
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DRY GOODS.

HEAP STRirED SILKS FROM AUC-
We ask special attention to large lot of SUMNER
SlLh from the sale of WEDNESDAY LAST Al
NEW YORK. ElesanI quality and styles, at 81 90
and i Is per yard.
~ From the same sale STRIPED JAPANESE
SINS AZ IS cents, 81, 60, and rs cents.
GLfONs BLACK SILKS, at Sl0O, 81 IS,
81 50, up to IS 50 per yard.
~LGPINs = BLACK GRENADINE in PLAIN
and SATIN STkiPES,6 2 cents to 81 Is.
HZLlNEN SUITINGs, LIN LAWNS, BATISTE
CLOTH, and over 500 pairs of new and very choice
styles Of THIN DRESS GOODS, very desirable fer
NAn kinds Of FINE WHITE GOODS and
FALL STOCK OF PERCALES. Prints and best
lower market rates.
- One price only marked in plain figures.
JOSEPH J. MAY,
mZ cost 93S Pennsylvania avenue