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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-18

NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GooDS.-
Q. Hess, northwest corner Of Main and
Quincy streets, has Just received full lines
Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &C, Of tho
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to the season and this market. Large
stock Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any tlrst-class house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH,

quit, and then force. Now we are well
out Of II. 1t Is well for both we should
have acqulesced In any awards that
might have been made. 30 will
they-Rngland and the United States
their Governments and their peope-be
natural friends in spite OF what Gold
win Smith or anyone else may teach Us
or say. All they want, what they most
need, Is 10 increase their acquaintance
with each other, in order TO come 10 q
closer, better and more perfect under
standing. In this cultivation Of friend.
ship our countrymen are taking the lead;
but we are quieter than they. John Bull
Is slow but sure. Let him alone 10 move
in his own way; II he Is a little Jealous Of
Us, and q little distrustiul Of us, he is also
at the bottom not little proud oil US. II
no had much 10 do with setting US up at
the start, he has learned q good many
things from US since, Now friends and
and neighhors, you must pardon me toE
thus wandering on against my In.
tentIon, and I will close with this
assurance 10 you, In return for your
most hospitSble reception ! have lived
IN and seen much Of a great old country
You are aware that my position there has
given me peculiar opportunities for obser'
Walton Of the government, people and in.
Stttuttona. 1have also had the privilege
o. travelling through many other lands on
the European continent, and | was before
familiar with distant parts Of this
American continent. l DO not un-
dervalue the very great advantages,
the settled culture, the finished con-
dltions Of an older civilization with
its order and lis methods. But fol-
all this. in spite OF comparisons aud con-
trasts, come back to you loving my OWE
country better than before. have moi
been weanCd in least away from our re-
public, our country, or my home. from
my native Ohio, from the Miami Valley,
or from Dayton.
After the regular toasts many witty
things were said, and the banquet closed
pleasantly alter midnight.
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WASHINGTON.
TIE NEW YORK COMMITTEE PRESENTS IT.
PETITION TO TIE PRRsIRNT.

TIE NEW YORK COMMITTEE PRESENTs ITS
PETITION TO TIE PRRsIRNT.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Com.
mittee appointed 10 present to the Presl-
dent petition signed BY about $500
bankers, capitalists and merchants oil
New York, asking him 10 veto the Sen.
ate finance bill, or any other bill tending
TO initiate the currency, discharged their
mission to-day. Besides the Committee
there were present Senators Carpenter
Logan, and Ferry, Of Michigan. Cyrus
W. Field presented the petition. A. A.
Low, in his address, said they wanted the
veto to avoid what they regard az q
most disastrous blow at the credit Of the
country. He was followed by s. s. Chit.
tendCn,
THE PREsIDEETS REILLY.
The President in reply SAID he had
watched the progress Of tho bill throuSh
Congress with more interest than he had
any other measure before that body since
he had been President. He had at ell
times to be entirely tree in expressions Of
his views, and was always opposed to ex.
pansion without redemption, and in
favor Of free banking accompanied
with such legislation as would carry out
the pledges ct Congress in the direction
Of resumption of specie payments. But
he had 10 look OF this matter little diff
erent from the views Of this committee
They show very well what they want
and may imagine, as he might were he {
citizen Of New York, that the whole
country want what they do.
Senator Morton had an interview will
the President before the Cabinet meeting
to-day.
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CHEAP MATINEE.-Fift0en cents for the
children to the performance this afternoon
at the Opera House to see MCGill s
strong's Mirror Of Ireland, grown per-
SONS only twenty-five cents, Tonight,
great Saturday night ovation, and posi-
lively last performance in this city Of this
popular company. Last night the Opera
House audience was delighted With the
performance, and 1t was universally ad.
mittcd to be the best Mirror Of Ireland
ever exhibited in this city. Every nat.
lonslity, particularly those Of the land
Of Erin, can find enjoyment in attending
the Mirror Of Ireland.
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AssAULTIEG A TURNKEY. - Squire
Caldwell yesterday in the county Jail ex-
aminsd Hugh Clendenning and David
Jamison, who arc charged with assaulting
a turnkey Of that institution about a week
ago. Jamison was discharged, and Glen.
dennlng held in the sum OF $500 to an
swer before the County Court.
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he APRIL

TRANsFERs OF RIAL EsrATE,-Tht
following deeds, transferring real estate Ii
the county Of Ohio, were LETT for record
at the Office oil the Clerk Of the County
Court during the week ending yesterday
April II:
Deed made April Z, 1874, by La Belle
Iron Works Co. 10 Frank Ambrester, for
lot No. AZ on McCulloch street, In sub
division Of Jos. Caldwell's estate. Ad-
mitted April 10; $500.
Deed made April 0, 1874, by s. p. Hi,
0reth 10 Commercial Bank, Tor lot coruel
Main and Webster streets, 80 feet OF
Ma. Admitted April 10; $4,000.
Decd made April /, 1874, by Thos. A,
Reed and vile 10 VIM. Wilson and Robt.
Blake, for undivided one.half of coal lou
Nos, |, 2 and 8 in Eighth Ward. Admit
ted April II.
Deed made January 12, 1874. by Geo
Montgomery and wife 10 VIM. Koch, fol
Alt feet OF the north side Of LOT No. Z
square No. 10 Of subdivision oil JOSEPH
Caldwell's estate. Admitted April11.
Deed made March 20, 1874, by Angus
Seabright and wife to Albert Nolte, fol
tho west onc.half Of lot in square Is, s
W. Admitted April 10; $3.50.
Deed made April 10, 1874, by A. J
Clarke, Commissioner, 10 Margaret Burns
for the west 15t feet Of lot ia, north sid,
o. 18th street, y. W, Admitted April Is
800.
Deed made April IA, 1874, by j. W
Zane and wife TO Theodore Fink, In trus
for Caroline V. Zane, OF 20 lots, the part 0
the property on which said Zane resides
Admitted April IA.
Deed made April Ii, 1874, by Jesse s
Wheat and Jane Barlow 10 Daniel Beck
er, Tor fractional lot 80, in Lagrange, {
W. Admitted April IA; 5000.
Deed made March 81, 1874, by VIM. 3
Curtis and wife to Samuel Bell, for
acres, 3 roods and 27.100 poles Of LAM
near West Liberty. Admitted April Il
Deed made April /, 1874, by II. V
Whelan and others 10 NJ. Reilly, for LOT
Nos. Is and 10 and the northern 9 feet G
lot II in Manchester. Admitted Apr
10; $3.50.
Deed made April 2, 1874, by J. c
Criss and wife to Phelix Muldoon, for 10
No. 4 in Potomac, Castleman's Run. AID
mitted April 10; $l15.
Deed made April Q, 1874, by Ston
Church Cemetery Association to John I
Storer, for burial lot 81 IN section "a.
Admitted April "A; $35.
Deed made April 10, 1874, by Jane
Bodley and wife TO w. II. Wilson, 70
part Of lot No. 81, 18th street, E. w, q
feet front. Admitted April 10; $500.
Deed made July 2, 1873, by Danlortl
Brown, trustee, to Caroline r. McCluney
vile of James McCluncy, for the cas-
one-half OF lot 17S, East Wheeling. Ad
mitted April IL; &.
Deed made Apnl Il, 1874, by "
Rumble and wife to Elizabeth Willkt
for the southwest corner of lot No. Q:
Centre Wheeling, % feet front on Mai
street, and running back Ct Ieet. Admi,
ted April 1G; 800.
Deed made April 4, 1874, by Ston
Church Cemetery Association to Mai
garct McSlurrsy, for burial lot 81 in sec
ton "a" Admitted April 1G; $35.
Deed made April 10, 1874, by Madiso
Boggs and wife, Transfers TO Mrs. LOdosk
Merritleld, lot No. 10 iE Armstrong; &c
dition on the Island, Admitted April L
| 1874. $l0O
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SERIOUSLY 1NJuRED.-About l o'clock
yesterday afternoon John Noble was com.
ing down 14th street with horse and
dFay, when the animal became frightened
and unmanageablc. Running wildly
down 14!h street, the horse suddenly
turned up Chapline street, throwing Mr..
Noble violently 10 the ground. When
picked up he was found to be unconscious.
An ugly hole was cut in the back Of his
head, his lip badly cut, and bis body Sc
verely bruised. Tho injured man was
conveyed to his residence on 18th street,
above Jacob, and surgical aid summoned.
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The river was rising slowly last even.
ing, with IA feet in the channel.
The Express, for Psrkersburg, was the
only departure yesterday, and there were
no arrivals or passing boats.
The Granite State will arrive from Pitts.
burgh and depart for Portsmouth about
daylight this morning,
The Mallie Raglan will depart for Pitts.
burgh at 7 o'clock this morning.
Tho Courier Is to.day's Parkersburg
packet.
The Hudson will depart for Cincinnati
ar 3 p. NJ. to-day.
Several Ohio river steamers were seiz.
ed al Memphis on Thursday for violating
the steamboat law by carrying coal oil.
The John Means left 81. Louis ycster.
day with 1900 tons Of iron ore for this
city.
The Dick Fulton has succeeded in get
ting that portion OF her tow which she
grounded at Brunot, aloat, and left Thurs.
day evening with q fnll tow for Louis
vile, consisting Of seven coalboats and
two fuelbosts.
The Andes at Cincinnati rcshipped
1000 kegs nails on the John Kilgour Tor
New Orleans, 1OS kegs nails and lot Of
sundries on the Andy Baum for Memphis
and large lot Of miscellaneous freight
on the General Lytle for Louisville, and
left for this city yesterday afternoon.
by Telegraph
PITTsBURGH, April 17.-River 10 feet
rising; cloudy and cool.
CINCINNATI, April 17.-River SO feet
Arrived-Exchange, Pittsburgh. Depart
ed-Andes, Wheeling.
EVANSVILLE, April 17.-Cloudy and
cooler; mercury Al 10 49. River fallen
inches; 80 feet 8 inches on mark. Down
Chsrmer.
CAIRO, April 17.-Arrived-Nail City
Pittsburgh. Departed-Nail City and
barges, st, Louis. River risen II inches
Cloudy, mercury 40.
ST. LOUIS, April 17.-Arriyed-Iron-
sides and Ebert, Pittsburgh, Gov. Allen
Ohio river, City Of Alton, New Orleans.
Departed-Belle of Memphis, Memphis
Esperanza, Pittsburgh. River falling
Clear and warmer.
LOUISVILLE, April 17.-River falling
slowly with IA feet in the canal and Il
feet in the Indian chute on the falls
Business moderate. Weather cloudy
and cool. Down-Andy Baum, Mem.
phis. Boats Due-Mary Houston, from
New Orleans; Pat Rogers, Memphis
The following tows from above arrived
to-day: Alice Brown, Sam Parker, Ellis
Belle, McGowan, Maggie Smith, Stella
Grand Lake.
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TIE MIRROR OF IRELAND."-The
Opera House was pretty well filled last
night, and better pleased audience is
seldom seen. The paintings arc superior
10 anything Of the kind yet exhibited in
this city, and are nearly all different from
those generally shown in pAnoramas Of
Ireland. In addition 10 the usual Irish
specislties, e Dutch comedian takes q
prominent part. The "Mirror oil ireland"
taken altogether, is very good represen.
tation Of Irish life and scenery. There
will be q matinee this afternoon, and the
closing exhibition will be given tonight.
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HELD FOR PosTAGE.-The following is
a list Of letters held for non.payment OF
postage in this city:
The American Sportsman, West Meri.
dan, Conn.,, &c. Jacob Schurz, zlnesville,
O., Sc; Louisa Ffeks, Centre Wheeling,
1c; Mrs. james Duncan Graham, Mcclure
House, city, 1c; j. Gillespie, city, 1c;
Rachael NJ. Hoge, city. &c; W. Y. Hoge,
city, 1c; John Smith, 90 Pine street,
Baltimore, Nd, 1c; G. L. Sees, Dunsport,
Washington county, Pa, Sc; E. E. Wor.
then, city, 1c; Thomas Weilzsl, city, 1c;
Martin Schiep, better directions.
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CUTTING A CLOTHES LlNE-On Thurs.
day evening Mra. Annie Garner com.
planned before Squire Lsunder that Mrs.
McDonough had cut down her clothes
line. Mrs. McDonough was required to
give bond in the sum Of s5Oto keep the
peace, for six months.
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SELLING WITHOUT LICENSE. - Ben
jamin F. Hadlsy, Of Wetzel county, was
yesterday arrested by Deputy U. s. Mar.
shall VIM. h. Irwin for selling whisky
without government license. He was
taken before U. s. Commissioner Forbes,
and required 10 give bond in the sum Of
$500 Tor A appearance at the Fall term
oil the U. 8. Court.
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The spring term Of the Wheeling
Female College opens on Monday, Goth
inst. This institution is steadily growing
in public favor. It's course OF instruction
is extensive and as thorough as any in.
stituIion of learning in the country. Its
provided with an able corps Of teachers
and all the most approved philosophical
and chemical apparatus. We shall be
glad 10 hear Of its increased patronage
during the coming year.
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OPEN AIR CoNcERT.-The cloud-or-
chestrs yesterday performed q brilliant
rain'drop overture, as a prelude to the
Grand Spring Opera, with the following
powerful cast; Mile Lark, soprano ;
Mile Blue'bird, cOntralto; siguor Robin,
tenor robustop and signor Bull.frog,
basso proiaudo. No reserved seats, and
admission free to all parts Of the house.
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FIRE AT WASHINGTON. PA-The up
per story OF house in Washington, Pa,
occupied by Mr.. James Bradshaw, su-
perintendent Of Repairs on the W. P. s.
B. Railroad, caught fire on Thursday
evening. A portion Of the roof was
taken of, and the flames were soon cx-
tinguished with water. The alarm Great.
ed considerable excitement. The house
Is owned by the W, p. & B. Railroad
company, How the fire originated is IN.
known.
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ADMIRERS Of the beautiful should see the
Crayon Portraits at Robinson's Gallery.
MIR. has enlarged his rooms and made
special arrangements for this kind Of
work. All who want portraits will do
well to give him call.
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THE ice cream contectloner held
meeting 8 few nights ago and decided 10
advance the price Of Ice cream by cutting
down the size OF their cups. This is ow.
ing to the increased price Of Ice, which is
an essential element o! cost in making
cream. Instead Of getting ice at Acc per
pound, as last year, they now pay 81 25
per hundred. Very little native ice was
put up last winter, and consequently the
main supply Is from the Lakes this sea-
son.
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DEAD-Amos Mcswords, ESQ, died at
his residence near Martins Ferry on
Thursday evening, after a protrscted i'll
ness. Mr, McSwords was well and favor.
ably known throughout the community.
His funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon.
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Boy DRowNED.-Msyor JefIers yester.
day received the following dispatch:
STRUBENvlLLE, OHIO, April lG, 1874.
10 Mayor Of WheGling'
Boy five years old drowned. Let me
know II body is found. WIN. DAY.
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NEW green peas are visible to the
naked eye in our market. They are not
healthy Tor poor people just yet. When
they get yellow and respectable from age,
then we can all pitch in.
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JUST 0PENRD-The largest and most
beautiful variety OF all styles of foreign
and domestic dress goods, and much
cheaper than ever offered in this market.
Call soon and see the great bargains at j.
W. Ferrel's.
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GheQntelli9
SATURDAY., APRIL is, 1874.


New Advertisements.
English Luth. Church.
Disciples Church.
Temperance Meetings.
Excursion OF Knights Of Pythias.
Spring, 1874.
Auction Sale.
Dr.. Longdon on Female Diseases.
Silver Plated Ware-Oxtoby & Dufield
Drugs-Silvey.
Mrs. N. J. Clarke.
Stair Carpets.
Russian Leather Pocket books.
Walnut Stair Rods.
Buy Your Wall Paper.
List Of Letters.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-The Clerk of
the County Court issued but three mar.
rage licenses during the week ending yes.
terday. Two Of these on Saturday, and
one on Monday.
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TEMPORARY SusPENsIoN.-Th E!na
Mill was not running yesterday, but will
resume operations on Monday. A track
is being constructed for the removal Of
iron from the mill to the warehouse.
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MARTINS RESTAURANT, opposite the
City Building, is the only flrst.class es:
taollshment Of the kind in the city.
Everything the market affords is to be
found on Martins tables.
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A TENDER ErIsTLE. - Those who
peruse the following communication
need not be ASHAMED to weep. The ar.
dent devotion breathed in every line re.
minds us lorcibly Of the heroic age. Read
1t, cut it out, and paste It over your look
ing glass. 1t may be of interest 10 the
reader, and will only sound more roman
tic, to know that the hero and heroine are
now one. Here it Is:
WHEELING, WEST Va.
Dear L0ted
One it is through the Goodness And
mercy OF God that / sm spesred 10 drop
you a Few Lines to inform you that am
As Well As could BE expected under such
A disappointment As have Labered under
| Looked For an Answer From you in re.
turn for the one l Writ And sent to you
on tuesday But Looked in vain on till
my heart Grew heavy And sad And o
God phcney il you But knew my heart
And knew the pain that Feel For you
And then For you to disapoint me 10 this
Way o God il | knew that you Was Well
And how the rest Of the Familey Was
pheney pheney Why do you treat me
thus l Would sOunner you Would take A
dagger And perez my heart through or
take A revolver And put A cold Ball
through my head And il God speares my
Lille till Saturday night Will come UP 10
sec you Again But . God pheney What
Is the reason that you have Forgotten me
thus Why Am l thus Very panied and
STABBED TO the heart Why o God Why did
l o. Why did | not die When my poor
Sweet Dear mother died And pass A Way
to a unnowen Land Where the Bright
Angels Arc now pheney il you Want me
to Pass From this World 10 A mother in
torment keep on Forgetting mo But If
you Want me to Be happy in this World
And the World to come Why Let me i'm.
brace you In my Arms As my Own Dear
Wife And l Will do What can While
God Gives me Life health And Strenth
And Il you Would Be Willing to git mar.
RED on satterday night And Be mine l
am ready And then il you Would be vii.
ling TO move to Belaire, Why We Would
move in A Bout three Weeks have A
splendid phase doun here And Eazy And
Good Wages now l Will close For this
time hoping to know And to Feel that you
Are my own Dear Vile.
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DR.. LoNoDoN Is permanently establish.
ed in Wheeling, and may be relied on for
integrity OF character and professional
skill.
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THERMOMETER RECoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the temperature as
observed at Slv0y's Drug Store, corner
opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
sA;M. nH:- sF.H. TIN.
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ANOTHER large invoice Of the best
makes and latest patterns Of Carpets still at
very reduced prices just received byJ. ".
Ferrel, Centre Wheeling.
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ALL the new shades Of Ribbons at
Speyer Bros
All the new shades in Silks at Speyer
Bros
New Flowers now opening at speyer
Bros
New shapes in Hats at Speyer Bros
New styles in Bonnets at speyer Bros
All the styles in Hats at Speyer Bros.
Sash Ribbons very cheap at speyer
Bros
For fine Trimmed Hats go to speye
Bros
For cheap Trimmed Hats go to spey er
Bros
For Hats at any price go TO speyer
Bros
Go to Speyer Bros Tor anything either
in the Millinery or Notion line.
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DR.. LoNoDoN devotes special attention
to female diseases and Is very successful
In their treatment.
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VIII. PRovED.-The will Of Sarah
Forbes has been proved at the office Of
the Clerk OF the County Court. Hannl.
bal Forbes, Esq, was qualified as Execu.
tor; bond 5000.
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REv. JAMES MoFFAT, OF this city, ad-
dressed temperance meeting in the
Bellaire Presbyterian Church last even
in1
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NELL & ELLINGHAM,
w oIesaIe Grocers,
1906 MAIN STREET.

Have now In store and for sale:
500 Bhls Flour, embracing While Rose, Edel.
wcise, Keystone, howard and other standard
brands.
40 Half Bbls Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
800 No. 8 Mackerel.
200 No Q Mackerel.
4Co Packages Aa:kerel, Nos, and in quarter
IS Tterces choice Carolina Rice,
$50 B6ls choice N. o. MolAsscs.
20 Hhts choice N. o. Sugar.
80 Bbls Syrups.
:. 200, Bills Standards A, B, Extra G, Granulatcd.
Powdered, Crushed, franklin and CO sugars.
100 hags prime to choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prime 10 choice g, T, Teaa
90 Cadoies prime 70 choice G. p, Teas,
20 Hal: chests prime 10 choice Black Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces HAlbroOS's, j, X, MIN.
net'e, PAGES and other good reliable brands.
among the best In tho country, Opr STOCK ia
t1ll and complete, and will be offered 10 The
uSde at tho lowest market price. We invite
etose buyers 70 call and examine on: stock be-.
lore purchasing elsewhere.
mario MILL d ELL1NGBAM.
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ExcITEMENT.-One lot more of 1000
White Bed Spreds at so cents, and some
other goods just as cheap. Call soon to
secure them, as the first lot Of 800 was
sold in two days. J. W. Ferrel, Center
Wheeling, Main and Goth Streets.
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BARrER's Magazine for May is now
ready at McKelvey's News Depot, Mar.
kct street, near the postofIice.
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AMATEUR horticulturiSts are reminded
that now is the time 10 commence win.
dow gardening.
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FoR tho cheapest and latest styles Of
Carpets 60 10 J. W. Ferrel.
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II Nsw NaekeFcl, Goldfish, Labrador Herring.
list. DAVENPORT a pARKs
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MI EW BAUUN.
In Hams, sugar Cured Breakfast R.eon.
Clear Sides, Shoulders, Just ont OF smoke
LIST, DAVENPORT d PARKS.