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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-12
MARTINS FERRY LETTER.

MARTINS FERRY, May II, 1874.
Editors OF The Register.
As we have endesyored to give some
idea OF the extent of the different
machine and iron works in the town, a
briei glance at the lumber msnuiacto-
ries from time to time may not prove
uninteresting. The planning mile and
lumber yard OF Kerr & Co., on the
corner OF Hanover and First streets
have been in operation for the last
fifteen years. They have capital Of
about S25, 900. and their sales yearly
amount to IRON $4,000 to $4,000.
They employ on an average ten hands
and pay out monthly for wages $1,000
q month. They report about thirty
buildings completed and in process OF
construction this spring so ar, and at
least that many more 10 60 up soon.
L. Spencer opened the season by
shipping eight threshiug machines one
day last week. This is commencing
pretty well.
The glass works commenced running
full force again this morning.
At the meeting Of the Ohio Valley
Building Association, SATURDAY after
noon, Messrs. James Kerr, j. S. Rob-
lnson, A. Rals.on. J. j. Ashenhust, I.
Sroup, c. Berkeley and E. G. Boyd,
were elected directors
The steamer Paragon. the largest
freight steamer ever built in Pittsburgh,
having a capacity o: $500 tone, ar
rived yesterday with 500 tons OF iron
ore from Missouri for the Ben wood
Iron Works, being the FIRST iIstalment
OF lot OF 10000 tons. Teams are en-
gagged in unloading to-day.
The Womans League met this after
noon but no business was transacted.
The meeting adjourned TO meet next
Monday afternoon, at ; NJ There
was no MEETING on the stree! yesterday
afternoon as appointed, Mr.. Thomas
not speaking upon the street. and the
committee failing 10 obtain another
speaker. Mrs. Springer has arrived in
town, and will be entertained by Mrs.
Joel Wood. There will he temper
snce meeting next Thursday afternoon.
The place and speakers are not yet
announced. The Union meeting was
well attended last evening
The following named persons ap-I
peared before Mayor Dean this alter
noon: Henry Sweeney, drunk and dis
orderly, fined one dollar and costs
Tim Mullen, drunk and dsorderly,
fined one dollar aud costs; Rstcliff
Craig, committing assault, fined three
dollars and costa
The young man, David Park, who
WAS hurt yester lay, we find had his COLI
lar bone seriously fractured in addition
to other injuries. DR.. FrlzzeIl, OF
Wheeling, was called to set the broken
bone.
For some reason the o'clock train
is over one hour late this evening.
LOUISE LOCKWOOD.
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To the public who are posted and
appreciate cheap goods and carpets. /
have just received another large lot
OF greater variety and fully as cheap.
il rot cheaper than last weeks. The
prices will surprise any Judge OF them.
J. W. FERREL,
Corner OF Main and 10Th Sts.
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VAN PELr, the Ohio reformed saloon
keeper, has written to the Pittsburgh
W. C. T. U. Offering to lecture in that
city for twenty-five dollars a night.
His service have been declined.
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PEksoNAL.-Mr. T.. c. Kenble left
the city this morning for Harrisburg.
A telegram yesterday notified him that
his mother WAS beyond recovery and
sinking rapidly.
John Horuer, Esq, of Wood county.
late Sergeant-at-Arps Of the West Vir,
gina House OF Delegates, was in the
city yesterday.
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AT meeting of the joint committee
on Streets and Alleys. held last night,
Chas. I. Cowan, member OF the First
Branch from the Eighth ward, was
elected chairman OF the committee.
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We advise all who want fret class
Photographs to see the specimens at
RobinsoL's Gallery before giving their
orders. The effect OF light blended on
shadow which characterize their work,
cannot be surpassed.
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Two well known Councilmen came
near having knock down at a com.
mit,ee meeting in the Council Chamber
last night.
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Dr.. FULLER has returned sgsiu and
will make Wheeling his home 90 Suu-
-days, Mondays and Tuesdays during
the next 60 days, and will be at Sua.
benville, Ohio. at the United States
House. on Wednesdays Thursdays,
Fridays and Saturdays. ll3
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city yesterday

ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTED. - The
Circuit Court yesterday appointed
William Montgomery administrator Of
the estate of James Montgomery, de-.
ceased. Bond $780,
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WHY should Squire Schulz be very
cold these warm daye, notwithsts ndIng
he is fst? Because he represents
Justice.
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The people Of Wheeling have invested
nearly sl5O,00O in new buildings this
season, exclusive OF the cost OF the
ground.
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THE La Belle boys have all bought
straw hats, taken Of their boots and
shoes, and have concluded to play leap
frog until the mill starts up again.
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Down THEY CoMB.-Best. Cslicos,
s cents; 90 cent Ginghsms, l24 cents !;
Is aud 20 cent Muslins. III and IS
cents; Brown Muslin at ct. worth 10
cent?. STONE d THOMAS.
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TIE thermometer was "a degrees in
the shade yesterday. s..
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Clocks, Clocks New stock OF all
kinds OF clocks at +. Winzenried Il
Sou's. No. 1929 Market street Prices
very low.
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r. d r. Crown BzASD SHoHs.-Ex.
elusive sale at
TO JgRRr CLRNKxs.
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ANp now people are complaining
that il is too hot. Surely the genera
ton OF GROWERS mas not yet become e1-
tinct
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ADMITTED TO PRACTlcE.-J. NJ. Resee,
Esq, of Ohio, was admitted 10 practice
10 the Circuit Court yesterday.
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Wheeling, ParKersburg ana
Cincinnati Transportation
ONmpany's PRekotAs

CeURIER,..--.-......Ca Capt. JACK HARRIsor,
ExpEESS.,.--..,....Ca PHIL. ANHCHUf1.
mo COURIER leaves Wheel.
I.UaEfsSiug for Parkersburg every Tues
ssszs.ssa.E,ib day, Thursday and Saturday at
lex o'clock A II. Returning leaveelPark.
ersburg every Monday, Wednesday and
FRIDAY at O'Clock A. N.
The EXPRESS leaves Wheeling for Park.
ersburg every Monday wednesday and
Friday at l0Ls o'clock AN. Returning leaves
Psrkersburg every Tuesday, Thursday and
sturday at o'clock A. NJ.
For freight or passage apply TO
Z. a. BOOTH i CO.,
decS Agents.
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CLOCKS, Clocks New stock OF all
kinds OF clocks at +. Winzenried *
Sons, No. 1929 Market street. Prices
very low.
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TUESDAY, MAY IL. 1874.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Special Notice-Stone Il Thomas.
Com ssioner's Sale.
Daily Mea, Market.
Brussels-G. Mendel, Booth Il Co.
Dividend-First National Bank.
Parkersburg Mineral Wells.
Undertaking-Wm. Graham.
Hsmilton's Opera House. First
Page.
Valuable Island Property For Sale.
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ANOTHER invoice received OF Mems
Fine French Calf Alexis Ties, best New
York make. .....
10 JERRY CLMKxa
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RUNAwAYs are becoming quite toe
frequent in our streets-the result OIL
carelessness, generally.
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SPRING chickens are ripe, but an ex'
pensive luxury.
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TIM "tresh oyster" signs have been
taken down, and been replaced by cold
soda uater and ice cream,
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IssoLRST book agents, and there are
such, are an abominable nuisance.
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We are glad to zee that the floor OF
the Market street bridge has been re-
paired.
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IRoN GrenaiiDe. Silk and Wool,
cheap at 81 Is 10 ! 50, or 90 10 S5cts.
STONE IL THOMAS.
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The streets are very dusty. People
who have squirters. we mean street
hose, should keep them 10 use.
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TO-DAY j. the anniversary Of the
birth OF Pope Plus X, born in 1892.
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EXPLOSION AND FIRE AT WBLLsBURG.
We clip the following account OF an
explosion and fire at Wellsburg, from
the Herald extra, published yesterday
At about twenty minutes to five
o'clock this (Monday) morning our
people were aroused from their SUM
Der by a terrific report, coming from
the new paper mill building of Harvey
& George, located at the upper end
OF the town, which was soon iollow-
ed by bells, giving evidence that a
fire was raging, and it was soon
heraIded on the streets, that one OF the
large boilers connected with this eI-
tensive establishment had exploded. 10
q short tine the streets were crowded
ed with people, vending their way to
the scene, and the fact was soon ascer-
tanned that no loss OF life had been oc-
casioued. The explosion caused the
houses to shake 10 the immediate
neigbborhood. The fire along the
street and alley, on which the mill was
located, was the scene OF the utmost
confusion. Men. wild with excitement,
ran 3 about the seething, Kissing
flames, powerless to stay the
great confiagration. Halt way be-
tween the alley and Main street, the
email buildings there located looked to
be mass OF lurid flames. and the heat
even threatening the dwellings on the
street. The fire engines were brought
upon the ground bull did not prove to |
be OF much advantage, and had not the
morning been calm one the entire
upper end OF the town would have fall
en- prey TO the devouripg element.
The mill had just, a few weeks ago,
been completed and had only got fairly |
started 10 turning out paper. 1t con-
tanned some OF the best modern ma
chiuery to be had for sack paper ma
king, and altogether the enterprise was
a grand success. About one year ago |
the enterprise was first commenced.
THE EXPLOSION.
The mill started up at twenty minutes
past IL o'clock this mornng, and
everything connected seemed to work
satisfactory. At the time OF the explo-
sion, there were but tbree persons in
the mill, Nathaniel Nelson, engineer,
William holland and John fancy
who fortunately escaped without seri-
GUS injury, William holland being the
only one who; was: bruised about the
head.
TIE LOSS.
tits i'm possible for US at this time to
approximate the loss, but We hear it
frequently asserted that it will reach
$4,000.
In regard 10 the insurance We are
n OF def nifelv intnrmel
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FRUIT trees Of every description on
the Island are literally crowned with
bloesoms.
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WELL We WILL sell good wool Tweed
and Cassimeres worth anywhere from
IS conts to 81 90, at from 40 to 81 cents.
Sl.25 goods at 65 centa
STONE Il THOMAS.
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MECHANICS and lsboring men are
very busy in different sections OF the
city.
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For Cincinnati

THE FINE, NEW, LIGHT
sll7HtS9 draught passenger steamer AN.
DIS, Charles Muhleman, Com
mander Ed. Muhleman, Clerk, will leave
for the above on TUESDAY, May IL, 1874
al 3P. N. For freight or passage apply on
board or to {. II. BOOTH q W.
,Iecl Agents.
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--LATEST 0Cr.--LadieS Lasting and
Cursco Kid Agnes Button Boots.
10 JERRY CLEMENS.
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BECAUS1

We try no deception. and
make no misrepresentation
TO effect sales.
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Ar SHKIB's Music Store, TIA Main

ArSHEIB's Music SroRE, TIA Main
street.
Weber Pianos.
VIM. II. Sheib i Co. Planes.
Steinway i Co. Pianos.
Hsrdmsn Pianos.
Eureka Organs.
Estey Organs.
Eureka Cabinet Organs.
Orchestral Organs.
Second hand Pianos
" Organs.
From S35 upwards, at 81 or more
per months. See you 20 TO Sheibs.
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CRY Council meets tonight.
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j. T. LAKIS Il Co, merchant tailos
and dealers in gents furnishing goods.
No. SO Twelfth street have received
their stock Of spriug and summer
goods which they are now pre-
pared to make up In the latest styles to
suit purchasers and perfect fit guar
auteed.
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BECAUSE

We always treat OHr custom
ers in such n way that they
are sure to be pleased and
will come again, and
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THRER STORY BUILDING


on Market street, next to I. j. Finney s
drug store, and a few doors below the
Mcclure House. 1t is to he three
stories high, and lie to be divided into
two elegant store rooms, which will be
probably leased for retail purposes.
The dimensions are Sc feet 6
inches front by 10 feet deep.
The front will be of pressed brick and
stone dressings and will be . counter
part in appearance to the buildings
erected on Main street for Mr.. G. W.
Franzheim last year. This building
is under contract for $4,000 and will
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1t is impossible for us at this time to
approximate the loss, but we hear it
frequently asserted that it will reach
$4,000.
In regard 10 the insurance we are
not definitely informed.
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BECAUSE

Our Goods are made up in
the latest styles, Of good ma.
terial and workmanship.
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NEW BLOCK OF BUILDINGS

structures occupy frontage OF lOS
i.et by 50 feet deep. The lower stories
are to have skeleton fronts and are to
be filled in with plate glass
The lower stories are intended for
store. rooms, while the upper stories
are to be provided with all the modern
i'm provements OF frst-class reside 30 ces,
being supplied With speaking tubes,
dumb walters, water, DC, throughout
Two OF the stores have already been
rented for millinery purposes, and it is
the intention OF Mr.. Irwin, the agent,
to rent the balance only for that pur-
pose. Az Union street wac the centre
OF that trade before the erection OF these
beautiful buildipgs, so be intends to
make it hereafter.
These six buildings are let under
contract for $4,000, and when COM
pleted will metamorphose the south
side OF lltb street into one OF the most
attractive and elegant squares in the
city.
The next building to which our at
tention is called. is that Of Mr.. Bert.
raud Miraben who is putting up q
magnificent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-03

CHANGE OF TINE FOR TIE Masonic MASS
MgErISa.-The mass-meetlng OF the Masonic
fraternity Of the State, which was to have
taken place on Tuesday evening next, has
been changed to Monday next at 8 O'CLOCK
P. NJ, at Virginia 0pera.House. The obJect
of the meeting Is to- continue the efforts TO
organize the Widows and Orphans Ma
sonic Home, which gives promise OF great
success, as at "a meeting composed OF only q
few Masons on Monday last about: Sl,4oo
was raised towards the object. Addresses
will be delivered by Rev. A.. c. Bledsoe,
Judge B. r. Wexford, Colonel w. Z. Car
rington, and others. 4 @lss
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A CONTEMPLATED MILITARY VISIT TO GEoR-
aIA.-There il some talk among few Of the
members of the Richmond Grays Of visiting
Atlanta, Ga, in October. 1t will be remem-
bered that we mentioned, few days since,
that the lGrays would. probably visit Norfolk
some time during the present month, and
this matter, together with the subject of 9
visit to the South. will be discussed at the
meeting OF The company which will be held
at their armory tomorrow night. ,-t
The Georgia State Agricultural Society
has offered a premium of $500 for the best
drilled military company OF forty meF, rank
and file. also $3.50 for the second best, and
sl25 for the third best present at, their an
nual fair, to be held at Atlanta on the 18th
of October next, and have selected tue fol-
lowing judges: General j. Z. Johnston,
General John B. Hood, General John G;
Breckenridge, General j. B. Gordon, anc
General D. Fl. Hill. 1t is to be hoped that
if this crack company decides to attend the
fair that Captain Bossieuz and bis comrades
will not only return with the 6rattpremMm,
but bring back the kindly feelings OF all the
good people in the sunny South.
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PROPOSALS.

.nROPOSALS.-seaied proposals will be
81 received at the AUDITORS ciiiee nltl Monday,
fseptfmoer z. 1874. 1t IL O'clock a.. foT2S Tor
TIEI; IN NMASUN-WORK NTH 4 STONE DANE
Bidders VIII be required 70 90 the work by the yarf
and 70 use the stone that can be got at that was
washed out OF the preseaf break also, 10 use me
conning In possession Of The ciry as far as II VIII
20. said work must conform with the preaent new
part OF stone dam. The committee reserve ths
right 10 reject any or. all Of The bids.
For any other infoImatioa applY TO- me, ut Dun.
Aei',s ' ~ WILLIAM II. M0opY.s
Chairman EoinHililee on Wafer.
M4ScHEsrER, September 8, 1874. Sc S-td Z
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SUDDEN DEATH Yesterday morning. be
tween 10 and IL O'Clock Mr.. John Mchen
pey, az old citizen Of Richmond, residing
ON Second street, was taken suddenly SICK
on Grace street near Eighth, in front OF st.
Peters cathedral. He was carried into the
Bishops parlor, where he received every
attention. a physician was summoned, Du'
the old gentleman died in few minutes.
His remains were taken to his late residence.
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THE FEET Nothing contributes more to health
and comfort than the feet kept in good order. DR.
SCHULTZ whose painless operations In cases of
corns, bunions, nails, &C.. has for the last twenty
years In this city and State been the admiration.
lie may be found TIL September 9th at his present
Office 7.Sine eenthstreet between Main and Frsnk-
lin. VIII be glad to see those who called duIinS
lie ~ F.. 4
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TEE CONCERT At THE SECOND BAPTIST
CHURcH.-We suppose it hardly necessary to
remind our readers to 60 early this morning
TO Redford's and secnre seats for this first
class concert, as the programme is SO attrsc.
tive that it will assuredly command the at
tention of all refined lovers of music.
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3 UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosrO OFFlcs SEPTEMBER 2, 18Th
Mary E. Allen, corner Twelfth and Broad
streets, Richmond, w.; Thomas Carter, 151
Cary street, Richmond, Va; q. e. sDelrue,
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va; w. F..
Gaines, Richmond, Va. !; Miss Annie Glover,
45 William street, N. Z. VIII. Hall, Rich
mond, Va; Joseph Scbuman, Richmond,
Va; John 81. Sehuman, Richmond, Va. );
Mr.. Leo. Wheat, Richmond, Va,
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PockEr-BooK SroLES.-The residence OF
Patrick Crcery, jon Twenty.seyenth street
near o, was entered by burglars nlghl pc
fore last by q front window, ana pocket .
book In MIR. Creery's pantaloons containlng aliill
something over $5 was abs tracted. Inc pau p
falcons were taken from the foot OF MI.
Creery's bed and left by the robbers IN ~ tne
adjoining room.
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C COMPANY, ATTENTION. You b
VI will attend business meeting OF the com. "a
m ind THIS EVENING at SH o'clock at the Oldij
Market Hail. ifa&! 9slEG u
A. 81. T.,ALINS0 ON,
se3.1t*' First Sergeant.
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STATE LlCENsEs.-A number of persons
have, up to this time, neglected to pay their
State licenses. The grand jury OF the, Hus-
tings Court meets next Monday, aud those
who wish 10 avoid presentment would do
well to attend to the matter at once. i
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EPEGLAH H1TxEE
aH THE pIsAcE FOE BARGAINS
Ii Richmond D At
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yard; 81
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Best d REp,TIe,K Il aoc. s ward
BIZ UE and ndBRowE3DENFNs.II .IIG md DARK
SHIRTING spRIpEs. u al IsH 0y,gvIyfg.
salRTiNG nj aes - .sA1'As =. 8
LIN EN- nRILLINti and ptJcx at fs..c !. yav, ~
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MIXED WASH pOpT. M nj i PIC = VAR,
MIXED ano srEfpED- 1ygAsH ! pppT1,N hsst
50 made salc z yarsI -
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tan ces.PF ia s,IsE II ,stfsTs, ~, s:sl
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particular n & s attention IS called b MA,
pIJRE BI,At;K MoIIA r n, s5c. cbea,, q, AZ a.
per yardI > . n srs.,'
sYR,pEIy sii.K i at 75c s5e. al, and Al !, s.rd e
Our assortment in SILKS is ffrst class.
RI aGK DRESS SILK frnm Az az M sa 6o : y,r,;.
4 haou,,fI asso,,,nont - rxf.1 s,ryy s,r ass,T
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shades : - - .5.A' ''iss
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PIT s yINES Sttx Ss,,s Sosl q.
worth 75c.:I ~ ssls9
Our whole sock OF LADIES, READY-aspg
Suits "a now mark ed down IA cost ana Il, :
+ some instances lower. Great Bargain s 10 be had
in this department; ~
hEADG-MADE4 CHEMtsEs,y NIGHT GOV fFss,s
DkEss.N1 sa.VoE Es, Ss,hsEi St,q
they can be made At home !:
HUCKABACKs TOWELS from 81 so to si2 per
| dozen; -
ToWELLING from 10c. to Soc. c.aysrd;
Ukksf-hEp II DAM ASK, striped and hgursdi at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-03

THOMAS W. KERsEF, 10 a. H., at No. s12
north Sixth street, a general assortment of
household and kitckea furniture. g13a
w. GoDDlN. 81 p. NJ, q lot anu brick tenement
at the northwest corner of Leigh and Thirtleth
streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-03

LADIES, II you wish TO purchase CHEAP HAIR
GOODS, or have work done, go to r. FERKANDINI
the only practical hair dresser In this city, Estab
lished In 1853. No. 613 Broad street. !.