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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Regular meeting Thursday evening,
Present, MesSrs. Burkett, Crawford,
Ellifritz, Hubbard, Hupp, Launder' Lo-
gan, Maxwell, Otto, Stewart, TODD, VIII
son, Weitzel, Wheat and Zoeckler. /,
Minutes of the last meeting were read
and signed.
The Superintendent reported tue en-
rollment ofscholars for April, which was
in excess Of any previous month Oh the
year.
The Committe on Buildings 10 whom
was referred the matter OF selecting q
site Tor new school house in the Second
Ward, reported as follows:
RISolped, That tho Building Committee
20 authorized 10 negotiate with the re-
Sd eclive owners oil the one and one-halt
lot, located at the corner Of Union and
Fourth streets (oWned by Aessrs. A
Clemens A. J.Pannell John Brown and A.
G. Egerter) with the view Of purchasing
the same, and report said negotiations to
the Board at special or regular meet
ing, Tor their approval or rejection. Yeas,
8, nays s. Lost for want OF majority.
RsIoleed, That the Committee on
BuildIngs and Grounds be Instructed to
examine Into the necessity Ot building
an addition TO the Seventh Ward and
Webster District School Houses, to sup.
ply the increasing demand for school &C.
commodatlons In said ward, and report at
the next meeting Of the Board.
A petition was received from all the
teachers asking that an earlier time be
fixed for confirming the appointment OF
teachers and fixing their salaries. Re-
ierred.
Bill Of B. & ]. N. Charnock was refer
red. Bill Of Kimberly s. Co. was ordered
paid.
The following was adopted:
Rssolped, That the Commissioners OF
Union District be authorized TO have the
iron Ience around Union District school
house painted. .r.. ....
Mr.. Wheat reported that tho .Commls.
slOuers Of Richie District had appoluted
Eliza ]. Blue as teacher In that district.
Appointment confirmed.
The following was adopted:
ReSOlred, That tho Committee on Build
ings and Grounds be requested TO exam:
inc the condition Of tie Second ward
school building, and report what steps
are necessary TO provide proper accom-
modationS for the instruction Of the chil.
dren OF that portion Of Madison District.
On motion the Board adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17

ION THE BLUA DANUBE."-Tho COM
poser OF this widely known waltz and
others Of equal renown, who would rea-
sonably be supposed to know what good
piano IL, ailcr using a steInwsy piano
says Of the Weber Piano, vide the N. Y
Herald!
johann Strauss, who purchased one Of
these Pianos, which he took with him 10
Vienna, writes ~ assure you have new.
or vet seen Piano which equals It,"
These Pianos may be had at current
prices for good instruments at Sheib's Mu
sic Store, Washington hall, and We adj
wise all to go there and see the 6sIt PidaC
made.
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CAMP FiRE.-We are In receipt Of an
invitation 10 Camp Fire" 10 be given
at Grand Army Hall this evening. We
anticipate pleasant time, as the Camp
Fires OF the G. A. are always admirably
managed. Tho programme Of the even
ing will consist Of music, vocal and In
Strumentsl; recitations, relation Of camp
life experiences, &C. Alter this comes re-
freshments. The business Of the evening
will commence by the report Of tho com
mittee appointed at tho meeting held last
Saturday evening in relation to Decora'
ton Day. We presume they will report
some plan of operation bywhich the eel
ebratiOn Of the day will be made more
universal than heretofore.
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TRANSFERS. OF RRAL EsTATB.-The FOL.
lowing transfers OF real estate were left at
the County Clerks Office during the week
ending yesterday;
Deed made April 9th by Gibson Lamb,
trustee, to John B. Lyle and wife for lots
l, 10, II, IL, IS, IA, 10, and 10 in square
No. l, Carroll i Bakers addition; admit
ted May 10; 81, 800,
Deed made May 12 by II. s. Brown,
trustee, to W. Il. Hall for parts OF lots l
and 2 In square No. 90, South Wheeling
admitted May IL; $l,100.
Deed made December 2, 1872 by Mary
Woods and others, to Frank Kaiser for 10
acres, 3 roods, and SO perches Of land on
Glen's RunSadmitted May 10, $438 20.
Deed made April go by David Camp
bell and wife to James K Campbell for
piece Of ground on Main street, admitted
May IL.
. Deed made May 10 by MitlIn Marsh and
wife 70 Sarah Amanda MCGEE, piece oil
ground on Island, adjoining lot o. admit
ted May 10; $500.
Deed made April l, by Arthur Little
and wife to Wesley Mcconnell, for lot
20. ShriVer's addition. Admitted May 3D.
1880.
Deed mado December 3. 1872, by Mary
Woods and others 10 janis Hill, Tor 8
acres Of land near Glenn's Kun, (part Of
Woods iarm) Admitted May Is; $S4l 70.
Deed made December Q, 1879, by Mary
Woods and Others to Nicholas Straub, for
"a acres OF land ON Glenn's Run, djoining
land Of James PaTshall. Admitted May
Is; 1884 Is.
Deed made May 19, by Il. K. List,
Commissioner, to w. L. Hearne, for three.
tifth interest in lot SO, Biddle and Main
streets, Centre Wheeling. Admitted May
Is; $G,Sl7 O5. .a
Deed made May 12, by Catherine A.
List to W. L. Hesrne, for her dover and
interest In lot so, Biddle and Main streets,
Admitted May IA; $2,711 Oh.
Deed made May 10, BY J. Il. Oglebay
and wife 10 W. L. Hearne, for their inter.
est in lot SO, Centre Wheeling. Admitted
May IA; 1885 %. b.
Deed made April "a BY Edward. D.
Harden and vile, to Mary Y. Merritt. for
81 inches by 81 feet Of lot 10 IN spare 10,
In Caldwell's addition. Admitted May IA
800.
Deed made May IA BY. Isssc Irwin,
Commissioner, 10 James ". Paxton and
Matilda, his daughter, for lots 8 and 10 in
Zane's reserve. Admitted May IA. &c.
10.
Deed made May Ia by Isaac Irwin,
Commissioner, TO James ". Paxton and
Geo. g. Paxton his son, lot No. II, Zsne's
reserve. Admitted May IA. $6,119.
Deed made May "A BY John GrosscurLh
and wife, to James W. Paxton and Ma
tilds his daughter, for the north 0 inches
Of lot No. 8, Zaue's reserve Admitted
May ID. $500.
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TIE srRnTwkY.-We CHANGED to call
into the music store Of Adams s. Lucas,
Yesterday afternoon, and were glad TO
have little chat with the junior member
Of the firm upon the subject OF that he
most desires to talk upon, viz: The Stein.
way. Mr. Lucas tell Us that he has sold
six steInwsy Pianos within the last SIX
days, having sold two yesterday, one Of
them to Mr.. Schultz, Of the enterprising
firm Of Schultz & Neuhausen, CONNECTION
ers. We are not As'onished at seeing the
sleinway go I'll so rapidly, for where .
piano IS so good as 70 commend itself to
every musician Of any moment In the
country, It must have merit and BY the
by, we see It often claimed for other and
cheaper instruments that certain COM
posers snd0rH them. This Is all true. En-
inent composers through importantly,
friendship or gratitude often endorse halt
dozen different makes Of pianos, but Whsn
1t comes to purchasing one for their own
use you will find that nine-tenths Of these
people fall back upon the steinway, for
they know where they will ind 1t, so to
say, every time; that although other pl'
amos may be good, and many of couBe
arc, the SteinWSy Is always good.
As piano builders, MesSrS. 6LeinwSy &
Sons have reputation equaled by no
house in the world; and as they have
spent years Of toll aud millions Of money
In building that reputation, they cannot
afford to mar 1t by turning out ono de.
tectIve instrument; for although they
might make for the time . few hundreds
OF dollars, they would ipjure their repu'
tatlon to the extent Of hundreds Of thou.
sands.
II you want good piano, at as low a
price as any good instrument can be sold
call on Messrs. Adams & Lucas, 100 Mar.
ket street, and ask them to show you q
steinway. It's the plano you want.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17

US. CoURT.-In tho U. 8. Court yes
terdsy, s. Rollins, whom the jury found
guilty the day before, upon Indictment
for sending lottery circulars through the
mails, was sentenced to pay q fine O
$500, and to be imprisoned for one year
A motion was submitted to set aside
verdict In the case Of Barnum & Var
Amburgh Museum and Heragerie Co
o.. Fire and Marine Insurance Co, opin
ion reserved. In the case Of tho Same ps
National Insurance Co., argument upon
bill Of exception was submitted. Decls
lon reserved.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17

BURGLARS ABRoAD.-On Wednesday
night, or early Thursday morning, a gang
of burglars entered several houses on La.
belle street and carried off considerable
plumber. Among the houses entered were
John A. Stewards, VIM. Bsiley's and Mrs.
Hays. The Labelle stable was also bro.
ken open and some harness stolen. All
the houses were entered from the rear and
nothing taken except whatcould DO found
In the kitchen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17

We direct attention TO DR.. Longdon's
new Microscope just imported, from Lon
don, an instrument Of the most equiSite
mechanism, which enables him to detect
with GbaoIutS- certainty many obscure
disedtss Of the Blood, Heart, Urinary Or
gsns and Nervous System. He will ex-
amino specimens Of urine and give a
pOsttiucly correct diagnosis In every case.
There are hundreds In this community
suffering with thesei ailments whom Dr..
LOngdOn has the skill opromplIy relieve
and permanently cure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17

DRAMATIC ENTRRTA1EMRNT.-The 8th
Ward Dramatic Club will give one Of
their popular entertainments IN HandlGn's
hall this evening, II you wish to get q
good seat to SEQ the fun, go carly as Brice
Ray and Carson arc cards that are sure
TO draw 4 inllhonSo. l-----.--
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A GREAT SENsATIoN-TAs ChsGpe'I
suits in he eiay.-I will offer for the next
thirty days, one hundred NRbob suits
Basque and Skirt, my own manufacture
at s.. One hundred Nabob suits Polo.
uAlse and Skirt, trimmed, at a. One
hundred Striped Japanese suits at only
90. Two hundred misses and children'S
suits from 81 upwards. These goods will
DO oGsred at that price and no variation.
Emanuel Emshimer, 1873. Main street,
third door below Union.
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CHANGE or F1RX.-Mr. James Brown
the we'll known fruit dealer ct No. 16l
Market street. has closed out his bulinesl
to BGehman q Dunt We are SOrry to
hear thai Mr.. Browns failing health has
neeesitAted this movement, and hope rOSi
and relaxation nom business may proyu
beneficial to him.
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CRY AuDrToR'-An ordinance In rela.
ton to creating q new city officer to audit
the city accounts, act as purchasing agent
for tho city for all supplies for water
works, fire department, &c, and to keep
all accounts with persons doing business
with the city, was passed by the Second
Branch last evening. The ordinance
provides also that the first auditor elected
shall proceed at once to balance up the
books Of the city. Tho salary was fixed
OF 81, 900 per annum.
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County CoURT.-In the above court
nothing was done yesterday Of any i'm
portauce except entering judgment for
defendants in the Savings Institution
cases. Amer calling the docket the court
adjourned until this morning at 0 o'clock.
Tho Jury was discharged until Monday
morning at 9 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17

No One KNows.-We would kindly
suggest to the owners Of the little steamer
MArke: Boy that they take some method
oil making the time Of departure and ar.
rival Of their boat known TO the public,
We arc asked every day II we know, but
do not and never can find any one who
does. We believe the business Of this
little boat could be trabled II some system
would be adopted Of making their time
table known to the public. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17

ALL AT ONcE.-souething less thai
fourteen Assessors and,CollectorS entered
the office Of one Of our manufacturing
establishments oil at once, yesterday
when ono Of the firm, Who was engaged
in writing, threw down his pen and said
"IsurrondSr gentlemen, you can take tn
Establishment and do what you pleas
with Il"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17

LADTRs, TAKE NoTrcE.-Messrs. l.
Blum d Bro, st 1874 and 119 Main streets
arc now opening tho newest styles Of
Dress Goods in tho city, comprising
Grenadines, Japanese in every magma.
bic design, summer Silks, PGraSols &C.,
and in abort, every novelty cfthe season.
and great reduction may be looked for.
Ladies', once more, turn out and see the
styles at Blums' and learn their prices, II
will pay. o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-17

WARRINGTON HALL-Miss FannyHB
Price and her excellent company drew q
large audience last night. Nobody'I
Daughter is comparatively new play to
many Of the play going public, but we
are certain from the pleasure it gave last
evening that It will have TO be repeated
before many days Tho audience last
evening was large and very select, com.
prisipg many Of the best people in the
city, and we are pleased TO announce
that we hare a place of entertain
ment where the fret peoplObf our city
can go and spend an evening Of pure en-,
joyment, feeling assured that perfect order
will be observed in the hall, and that moth
ing will be SLOWED to interfere in the
slightest to mar their pleasure. Miss Price
deserves just what shc SeemSto bereceiv-
ing, viz: the support Of all respectable
people. III y "
Tonight Arrah Na.Pogue win bePlsy.
ed, and at the matinee this afternoon the
Pearl Of Savoy. Go carly and secure
good seats. Reserved seats at sheIb's.
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NEARLY FILLED-Threo years ago there
was long reach across Csldwell's field
without ouSe,making a gap that seemed
to divide our city from Labelle and
Rltchietowh. But now the gap Is nearly
Giled, and there will soon DO continu.
Gus row OF houses on either side Of tho
street. II you think Wheeling Is not
building up, just go down to Caldwell's
run and count the buildings that have
been built within, say, two years, and
thosenow In course Of erection,
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DUsT.-Where Is the phiIanIhropical
gentleman that was going TO sprinkle our
principal streets and keep the dust down
during the summer monthsl, If he In
tends to do It, the present would DO a
good limo to commence.
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LADRQ, iiyou want a Summer Suit
give me a call. Over 100 pieces Of all
kinds received this day Of all sorts and
kinds, and 200 made up suits; and you
will be aStoniIhed at the low prices. J.
", FerTel, Centre Wheeling.
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NattanI Cgssd! DiieoucJy will restore
the color to faded and gray hair, remove
dAndrulERnd stop Ito falling. The only
article In use entirely harmless-no
lead, no silver, no sulphur, no stains,
no aediment, no shaking up to do. A.
NattAns, Inventor and Proprietor, Wash.
ington, D. @. Ood&W
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THE CouRTs.-Tho County Court vii
adjourn to-day for the term. The Circul
Court will adjourn about June LIST, as TIT
Supreme Courtol Appeals meetson JupC
4th. The U. =. District Court will nd,
lourn this afternoon.
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PRESENTATION John 8, lOarlile, o
HGfrisou county, arrived in tho city yes
terdaY morning. Mr.. Garlic Is stopping
at the Mcclure. al
DR., George Baird, who has been so
journlng in tho west for the last tvC
weeks, arrived home last night ,.
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FUNERAL OF W. BAUIwAUss.-The fu.
neral Of Wilhelm Baulwsuss, the man who
was killed at Hamilton's Opera House,
will take place from his late residence on
9TH street below Clay at 10 O'Clock this
morning. '''
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ALWAYS AuEAD.-Our tliend BehIer o!
iii Market street, the enterprising con-
lectioner and dealer In fine fruits, &c, Is
always tho frat one in our city to receive
fruits &c. We notice that Behler had
strawberries and piueapples this season
several days in advance of any other
dealer. Charley says he is always bound
TO get the first in the market, even il he
does lose 4 little by it.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GooDG-C.
Hess, northwest corner of Main and
Quincy streets, has Just received full lines
Of Cloths, Ca0Eimsrs, Vestings &C., Of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to the season and this market. Large
stock Of GenElemsn's Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
to give SGtiSfactlon. Prices as reasonable
q any firStclaaS house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices.
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LARGE FuHERAI-The funeral oil Mra
Woods, one Of the old residents Of Richie.
town, was largely attended yesterday,
her remains were inferred In John Street
Cemetery, q very large procession follow
ing to the grave.
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OK HER WAY REJolcNo.-The steamer
R. ". skillinger, which was seized BY
the U. s. Marshal on Thursday morning,
effected her release yesterday morning
and left Tor below.
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POLICE CoURT.-There were but three
cases before the police court, yesterday
morning. They werediSposrd Of Is fol-
lowe: Andrew Gallagher, beating biz
vile, IS or ten days. Sent 10 chslngang
Charles Black, Assaultlng J. W. Williams
and ]. W. Williams, aSsauting Charles
Black; both cases dISmi6Sed at cost Of de-
PENDANTS.
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GOBBLKps UP.-The City Sergeant
gathered up two strangers about dark last
evening. They were go drunk that they
could not tell who they were or where
they came from. -
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Guild SoALDED.-A child Of Mr.. Den,
ny, Of the Eighth Ward, aged between
TWO and three years, was badly scaldet
yesterday by upsetting pot Of boiling
coffee upon Itself.
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NEW PoTAToEs-Ne% potatoes have
put in an appearance in tho markets.
They are something larger than canary
birds eggs and cost something less than
rs cents per dozen.
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COUNTY CoURT.-In the County COur
yesterday morning, the jury was dis
charged for the term. The following
cases were disposed oil: ]. G. Stanley "a.
". p. BAchmau; argument upon demur.
er, demurrer sustained, and leave given 10
plaintiff to amend; ]. g. Brockman 10. o.
D. Thompson, continued; Hutchinson &
Hoge "a, ]. F, Leickert, Judgment for
plaintiffs Of SIS II; T. T. Hutchsnn n
same, judgment ~ 81; State rs, David
Mass, indictments Nos. 90 and 4, con.
tinucd; Heirs Of James Sweeney u. z.
Webb, set for to-day. Adjourned till
this morning at 0 o'clock.
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Educational.
uEsr VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,


HSnbllShed By Congress; adopted By the stato'
aided By the bSnsVolenoe Of indivtduAl9, sods'
AsS, and Other Institutions
Five Departments Of InSruehou-M Literary,
Scientific, Agricultural Military and EngiHecF'
ing. Also q thoroughly organized Preparatory
Department
In charge Oi'GlAIge Faculty Of accomplished
scholars and SueeeSsful educators.
PAIL TERA begins September dlh. WnTER
December GLh. SFRT1a, March 9ith.
ConnEHCHnEHF, June 10, 1873.
Total expenses nom $50 to $50 per year. Lsss
10 those bosFdinR In clubs.
seud lot catalogue, containing r1n pAsneu'
ALEX. MARTIN, President
MoRSAxroWn. ". Va, July "a iST9 iy2S>
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BLUE Zephyr Hat, Black Virgil, MObl
ller Negligec, and all the newest style
spring Hats now open at Harry E
Browns new hat house, 121 Market
street, oppoltes Mcclure House.
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BooTs AND sHoEs.-Men and boys
goat and calf, Congress, Newport and
Alex ties, button and Prince Albert Gait
CTS, warranted equal to custom work and
much cheaper, at L. Y. Blends.
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I WILL sell Table Linen, Napkins
and Towels cheaper this week than ever
sold before In this city. d. Jacobs. y.
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RIxovAL-Ths Business once Of the INTEL-
LIsINcEa has been removed to tho lower door
three doors cast Of former quarters, Quincy
ltrett, between Main and Market, 1t being the
corner room next the alley, where tho prOptetOrI
will DO hsppy to see and servo their friends and
MAN.
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MARRIAGE LIoRNsEs. - During tho
week ending yesterday, May 16Ih, the
County Clerk issued FIVE marriage Ii
oenses. ..gy. '.f
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TWILL sell Hosiery, Gloves, HAndker-
chiefs, ParasolS and Fans this evening,
cheaper than ever sold before in Wheel.
ing. q. Jacobs. a.
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Mrs. NJ. ZTEeENFELDER, CON-
IFoGm balloon, No. odd FelloWs' Hall building,
respectfully informs her friends that she pro
poses 10 continue the buSiness conducted BY hei
husband lately deceased, and 10 prepared 10 az
ofdtrs for PArtiO1, Weddings, RicnieS, &c. Afnll
stock OF CAIes, ConIeelonery, &c, always on
bass workman. and che 10 confident that al
9 DDS purchased from her will give satisfaction
Prices reasonable. Tho patronage OF the public
solicited. apis
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THE Opera Button CATER, the latest
for ladies' and Misses. all colorS of
Shoes for Misses and Children, and slip
pers TO suit everybody, Just received at
| L. Y. BlondlR. 10 n
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New GooDs New Goods New Goods /
are opened daily at I. Blum 8 Bros, 1874
and l19 Main street.
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AMOUNT OF TRASsFERs The aggregate
amount ofreal estate transfers for the
week ending May 10Th, was $Sl ,67S AZ
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ONLY flBt class work on Resdy.made
Suits can be seen by calling at l. Blum 6
Bros 1874 and 119 Main streets.
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A SPLENDID lot Of new StereOscopiC
views has Just been received at Robin
soma,
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TIE RIvER-The marks at tho wharf
showed eight feet last evening.