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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-07
rAnentiOn, Ladies

On and after Monday, No
VembeT 9TH we will open
oursecond stock Of Winter
Dry Goods, cIoaks, Furs,
ShaWIs, &C., to such an ex.
tent in varieties Of styles
and latest novelties of the
prevailing season as has
never before been exhibited
to the ladies' of this city and
Vicinity. This stock having
been secured from the final
Auction SAFES in Rev York,
where those elegant fabrics
were sold at plunderlng
prices. We are endeaVorIng
to have our stock all ready
for display on Monday and
will show our visitors how
cheap goods can be sold.
Ladies', take our word we
will surprise you'll We will
offeryou bargains which are
unknown In the history of
the Dry Goods trade. A cor
dial invitation Ia hereby ex-
tended to all.
Respectfully,
I, BLUM & BRO.
unET
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"PooR AND Proud OF WuEEL1NG."-
Last nigh! was a "scresmer" at the Opera
House. There was a large audience
present, and didn't they demonstrate ?"
Roars OF laughter and uproArious applause
rSined down continuously from the gal
lery, and those in the lower part Of the
house found entertainment not only in
what they saw on the stage, but in the
extraordinary exhubersnce Of their neigh.
bora above.
The locslizltion Of the drama Of "Poor
and Proud Of Wheeling" was what
captured the iortidcation Of all. The
scenery was well executed, and the Gus
tom House and Market street made the
people feel at home at once. Familiar
scenes from life were MISUNDERSTANDING
them peanut Scott" Fleming The bill
poster, and others.
The drama introduced the names and
peculiarites Of many well known charac.
tiers about town, and a popular late Jus.
ticc Of the Peace was represented by Mr..
Ceilings With q fidelity in makeup that
struck the audience fOrcibIy at glance
Every local allusion last night brought
out vociIerous demonstration. The ar.
lists in the piece seem to have made
themselves well acquainted with Wheel.
ing in short time, and will doubtless be
ready with fresh stock Of local hits to.
night, when "Poor and Proud" will be
reproduced.
at the matinee this afternoon, castle
Garden" will be presented.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-The Circuit Court
met again at the usual hour yesterday
morning, and resumed the examination Of
witnesses In the CarnAn case. The evil
dence was concluded by noon, and in the
beginning Of tho afternoon session several
law points were argued by Messrs Dan.
ford, Cracratt, Davenport and Pendlcton.
The argument to the jury commenced
about 8 o'clock, Mr.. Cracrait opening lor
the State. HO was followed by Mr.. Dan.
ford, for the defense.
In the evening MIR. Pendleton spoke for
the defense, and Mr.. Davenport Tor the
State. The case was then given to the
jury. Alter being out about two hours
the jury returned and asked to DO ex-
cused until this morning. The request
was granted, and court adjourned &C.
cordingly.
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We refer our readers to the special 10.
cal announcement Of Messrs. I. Blum s.
Bro, who will open on Monday, Nov.
9th, their second stock Of Winter Dry
Goods, comprising everything that is late
and novel. Mr.. Blum has Just returned
from his Eastern trip, where he has spent
over three weeks attending large sales,
and says that their display Of stock and
variety Of novelties will excel anything
heretofore exhibited in this city. As re-
CARDS their prices, we were assured that
the bargains offered at this house will
defy anything ever known in this city.
Those Of our lady readers who 60 out
shopping should give this announcement
their immediate consideration. Go and
learn the extent Of the great bargains
offered at Blums.
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HAMnToN-McAFEE.-A gentleman
who was present at the marriage Of Mr..
Sylvester Hamilton and Miss Mamie
McAfee, in Brooklyn, N. Y, kindly
furnishes us the following description Of
the event:
St. AIMS Church on the Heights,
Brooklyn, N. Y, was the scene Of bril-
liant wedding on Tuesday, the 80 inStr
the occasion being the marriage Of sylves'
ter II. Hamilton, Of New York, and Miss
Mamie, daughter Of Mr.. VIM. L. McAlee,
Of Wheeling, W. Va. The bride was at.
tended by Miss Mamie Smith, Of Louis
vile, Ky, and the groomsman was Mr..
John W, Robertson, Of Brooklyn. The
rare lovelineis Of the bride, and the ex-
quisito taste and refinement displayed in
her toilette, were such as to elicit general
admiration. Her toilette consisted Of white
silk en- train, artisticslly draped with
orange blossoms and lilies Of the valley;
the garni!ure and tdblitr were Of the same
combined with lace; her ornaments were
diamonds. Tho bridesmaid, q beautiful
blonde, was elegantly attired in pink silk
and tulle; her ornaments were also dia.
monds. MendelsHohn'S wedding march
was rendered by Dr.. Cutler, the orgsnist,
in his IAusl skilliul manner. After the
ceremony, which was performed by the
Rev, Noah Hunt schCnCk, D. D., an ele-
CANT reception was given at the residence
Of relative Of the family on the Heights,
and at s o'clock P. NJ. the happy couple,
after receiving the hearty congratulations
and we'll wishes Of their fri ends, started
on tour through the West and Eouth.
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AUGUST FLowER.-The most misera-
BILE beings in the world are those suffering
from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
More than seyenty.five per cent Of the
people in the United, States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their effect;
such as sour stomach, sick headache, ha.
bitual costiveness, impure blood, heart
burn, waterbrash, gnawing and burning
pains at the pit OF the stomach, yellow
skin, coated tongue and disagreeable
taste in the mouth, coming up Of The food
alter eating, low spirits, &C. Go 10 The
Drug Stores Of Wheeling, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry and get q rs cent bottle
or sample bottle free Of charge. Try it.
g. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
eodSw Woodbury., N. ].
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HELMDoLD's BUcHU Is still in the ze.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence OF DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
bratcd medicine is still manufactured at
tho laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
sold by oil respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
feits Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dAw
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SOMETHING NEw.-ln passing Halls
Photograph Gallery on Main street, we
saw what we took at o distance to DO q
large Cabinet Organ, but on closer ex.
animation 1t turned out TO DO an enor.
nous Camera Box. Upon enquiry we
were informed that it was the largest
box ever brought into the State. The
public may soon look for treat in the
way Of fine extra large size portraits made
with this machine and put in their win
dows Tor examination and admiration.
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BRLLAIRR 1TRMs.-We guess the Dem.
ocrats must have taken some more
chicken in theirs. The way they crow
Is shocking. Even the usually placid clerk
INDUCES In an occasional smile. Ed. tho
First 10 90 happy he can't tell how happy
he iH: he let that colored gentleman oil a
whole day In his exhuberance OF spirit,
Prof.. Leet 10 looking up The
records Of the past 10 find some that coin.
eide with the present condition Of things,
BE has two offices In view, and as his only
object Is the salary, he thinks he viii
take the one that pays best This 10 very
kind In him.
A graphic description Of the Demo.
Gratis around town counting their chickens
before they are Matched would DO too
funny for insertion.
We agree with Brother Naylor in his
local OF q week or 80 ago, in regard to
the great necessity Of a reading room or
something Of that kind In this city, at
which place the young folks, and even
the older ones, might derive benefit. This
want Is only partially obviated
BY the circulating library" Of Mr..
John Beam, who though having q
good selection Of books, ETC., does not
quite come up TO what Is needed in our
city. Strangers who are necessitated 10
remain In our city short time, would
then have an opportunity 10 employ their
time to an advantage, as we all know
that waiting on trains grows fearfully
monotonous. Somebody stir somebody
up on this question.
Some people are entirely TOO wise for
their own good. We have several in our
town. HE" Is young man, very young,
wears no moustache, o sort Of Guack 6V
the way, and travels principally on az
good looks (G) and plenty Of "cheek." A
word to the wise Is sufficient.
Another reading club Is in contempla.
ton BY the young people of this place.
such a project cannot be too highly com.
mended, and II 1t Is carried out success
fully and earnestly, not person belong
ing to It can help but receive some benefit
theretrom. 1t should be entered into
with zeal and determination TO succeed
without which 1t will prove an utter
failure.
Some Of the citizens think 1t would be
policy on the part Of the Council 10 take
into consideration some plan OF abatInp
that smoke nuisance caused by AultE
Touring mill, near tho B. s. o. Il. r, de-
pot. II is a source Of great annoyance tc
passengers getting on and of trains.
Two arrests were made yesterday or
tho charge Of disorderly conduct. Walter
Riggs and E. Hogan being the offenders.
They were fued SO and costs each.
John Mullen, Of Wheeling, ia making
an effort to get up dancing school il
town. He has succeeded in getting quite
number Of scholars.
Several boys were arrested yesterday
on the charge Of breaking the street Gas
light globes. They had their trial in The
afternoon, and we were unable to OBJ
tain the result The Mayor should make
an example OF these sprightly youths
aud teach them that the way Of the trans
gressor is hard.
Our schools are in successful operation
again. After day or two's vacation
they return TO their studies with vim.
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HUNTING FOR THE BRIDGE.-About 0
o'clock last evening rather peculiar pro.
cession wRs observed on Zane street, near
the Island end Of the suspension bridge.
An old cOuntryman and vile were in a
wagon, coming to the city to market. II
was very dark, and when they arrived at
the "round house," where the road crossing
the suspension bridge turns abruptly to
the lett, the old gentleman was puzzled.
As he could not zee far in any direction
be was at loss 10 know which way TO
go. Finally, however, he handed the
reins to his wife, and lighting tallow
candle walked in advance Of the horses,
and succeeded in finding his way to the
city. Had not one Of our contemporaries
disguised the community by its nonsense.
cal twAddle about lights on the bridge"
we should feel disposed to point a
moral" etc.
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A PAIR OF EDITORIAL sHoEa-They
had new errSnd boy in the Standard
office the other day, and the local editor
sent him oil on his fret GRAND 10 the
cobbler's with pair Of shoes. The boy
took the shoes, and the local editor await.
ed bsrefooted for his return. he did not
go back. He struggled with his load TO
a blacksmith shop, and then he went
back and declined to serve. lie ID q
strong, healthy boy, and says he has no
objection to toting imposing stones
around, II necessary, but those editorial
canal boats, he ssys, is beyond his
strength. The blacksmith hired an ore
team and sent the shoes back.
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The Git Concerts in aid OF the Ken.
lucky Library are not at all speculative.
The institution Is chartered by the State
Of Kentucky. The first prize in the next
drawing, which takes place November 80,
is $250,0O0. It Is q reliable institution,
and some one will get the money. And
that there may be no doubt as to the
honesty Of It's management we cite the
fact that the best banks in Louisville In.
dorse It, and that Governor Thomas E
Bramlette, Of Louisville, is the general
manager. An institution 80 fathered Is
certainly deserving Of confidence
eod6w
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AT 1927 Market street may be found
Steinway Grand Pianos,
stelnway Upright Pianos,
Steinway Grand Upright Pianos,
Steinwsy Square Pianos,
Knsbe Grand Pianos,
Knabe Grand Square Pianos,
Knabe Upright Pianos,
Knsbe Square Planes,
ChickeEing Square Pianos,
Hazelton Grand Square Pianos,
Hszelton Square Pianos,
Emerson Pianos,
Monchal s. Smith Pianos,
Good Octave Second. Hand Pianos,
Good 9 Octave Second. Hand Pianos,
Smith American Organs, II styles,
Mason & Hamlin Organs, z styles,
Estey Organs, 4 styles,
Wood Organs, l style,
Packard Organs, Sstyles,
Several Good Second. Hand Organs.
Prices Of Pianos from 800 to 81 ,45O.
Prices Of Organs from $50 to $3.50.
Terms 10 suit all. Call and examine,
ADAMS s. LUCAS, 1927 Market St.
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JUST RECRlvED.-A fine assortment Of
all the new and hobby styles Of Winter
Caps. Among them is the stylish Turban,
or Fashionable Skating Cap, suitable for
men, boys and children; also number Of
other very fashionable styles and shapes.
Call and see them at Browns, the Halter,
Market street, opposite Mcclure House.
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TIE EMERSON CLUB.-At a meeting Of
tho Emerson Club last evening, the fol-
lowing new officers were elected: Ed.
W. Brues, President; T. A. Little, Sec
rotary; G. W. Msbis, Treasurer. The
club has been increased by several new
members. and is now in very prosper
GUS condition as it should be, being one
Of the most pleasing resorts and place
where visitors are always received with
courtesy, everything beng conducted
with propriety. The rooms have been
returniahed, and present now 8 splendid
appearance. The leading periodicals are
kept on file, and good music always
greets the car for those who are fortunate
enough to be there.
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THE WAY TO Do BuaINEss-Mark all
goods in plain selling figures:
Ask but one price and take no less.
Don't throw in anything TO induce Gus.
toners to buy.
Offer one hundred dollars 10 any one
who can buy an article at your store for
less than 1t Is marked.
REFUND THE MoNRY to all who buy Of
you and are not satisfied.
warrant all goods as represented, or re.
fund the. money.
Use all alike, and treat every one who
favors you with call in q gentemanIv
manner and offend none that do moi buy
and your business will increase mSpv foId'
Il. FRANK,
Men and Boys One Price Clothier, 40
Twelfth st. cod
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SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FuRN1ruRE-J.
q, Hervey, auctioneer, will to-day at .
o'clock, at the storeroom OF VIM. Manion,
on Gath street, sell lot OF household fur
niture belonging to Mary Jane Carney,
AdminiSuatrix Of the estate Of @. J. Car
nsy, deceased. See advertisement,
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HELD FOR PosTAGE.-The following
letters are held in the Postofiice in this
city for non'payment Of postage: James
Il. Forsythe, Grant House, city, &c; Miss
Emile Blanchard, Seguin Institute, city,
lc; Miss N. E. Locke, Rockland, Mas,
&c; D. r. Sdltz, Willlsmsport, Pa, Sc
Miss Ella McCurdy, 1888, 18th street, city,
2Ci Stephen F. Whitman 6 Son, south
west corner 18th and Market streets,
Philadelphia, Sc; Miss ]. Annie Walker,
Moundsville, W. Va, (csre Mrs. Emma
Curtis, &c. NJ. R. Durkin, tar rooier, near
Dewey's Ilills, city, 1c; G. Warren, Post.
Office, Connelsville, Pa, Sc.
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The PLAY OF CASTLE GARDEN."-It
is not generally known that the drama
oil castle Garden" which so many Of
our citizens enjoyed at the Opera House
on Thursday evening, was never before
presented 10 an audience. ltwas written
expressly for "Rena," by J. J. McCloskey,
the popular dramatist. Containing many
elements OF popularity, there is little
doubt OF its proving d success. The roles
in which arena" and Mr.. Maeder appear
arc peculiarly adapted to their talent,
and numerous striking characters are in
troduCed which complete a rich enter
taiDment.
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a cTNIc observes; III there is anything
that will reconcile a man to married life,
1t Is the knowledge that steals over him
like dream as he bursts a button of his
trousers that there is one at home who
can repair the damage.
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TRANSFERS CT REAL EsrArR.-The
following deeds, transferring real estate
in the county OF Ohio, wero lett Tor
record at the office Of the Clerk Of the
County Court during the week ending
yesterday:
Deed made Nov. 2, 1874, BY r, G.
Barr, Special Commissioner, 10 John W,
Mcneil. for the east one hall oil lot No,
1874, D. ZAne's Addition, on Island. Ad.
mitted Nov 2; $500.
Deed made Nov. 9, 1874, by Henry
Harvey and vile 10 Fred. Klein, for ali
their right, title and interest in and 10 lots
81 and 81, in Triadelphia, Ohio county,
VIVA. Admitted Nov. 9; $3.50.
Deed made Nov. 8, 1874, by Virginia
P. Winchell 10 Annie E. Caldwell, fol
house situated on lot IS, Caldwelrs Ad-
diLion. Admitted Nov. 3; $40
Deed made Nov. 4. 1874, by Virginia
P. Winchell 10 L. G. Hughes, for lot No,
10 in Division ~" CsldWell's Addition,
Admitted Nov. 4; $500
Deed made Nov. 8, 1874, by VIM. P.
Hubbard, Commissioner, to Jos. schsier
for lot No. 81 in Il. Moorc's addition
Admitted Nov. 5; $l,400.
Deed made Nov, 2, 1874, by James
Bodley and wife, John Bodley and wife
Mary and Martha Bodley, 10 Adam
Hausenaur, for that portion OF the east
halt Of lot No. 70, East Wheeling Com
pany's addition, as lies between the parceI
Of land conveyed by Joshua Bod
ley and vile to Adam Hausenaur, and the
parcel of land conveyed by The heirs a
law Of Joshua Bodley, deceased, to VIM.
Murphy. Admitted Nov. @; $75.
Deed made August 10, 1872, by Mary
Y. Merritt to Alexander CaId for the
undivided one sixth part in all The Goa
underlying two certain tracts or parcels
Of land fronting on Vine street. Admitted
Nov. G; IS.
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SOCIAL AND TEA PARTY.-Our friends
ofthe Zane Street NJ. E. Church will on
Tuesday evening next give a social and
tea party, to be held in the lecture room
Of the church. The sdmittance Is only
twenty-five cents. A pleasant time may
be anticipated.
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Keystone steam Pumps.
PrrspuRon, August 0, ls7s.

PTTrBuRGH, August 0, 1873.
EppiRg, Carpenter C Co., Penn Avenue and
SD strsst, Pittsburgh, Pa:
In reply to your inquiry concerning the
working Of your now keystone Fly.Wheel
Steam Pump, l would state that l con-
slider II the best Pump made, giving US
the most entire satisfaction. It's simplicity
Of construction, allowing On easy access
10 all parts, Is q great saving In time and
labor, and renders II less liable to get out
Of order than any other Pump. lis econ.
omy would soon recommend II 10 pur-
chAsers. THos. DooLRN,
Sup't. Sunbeam OIL Works,
Jn0. Spear q o., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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FELL FROM A House ToP.-Mr. J. N,
Baird, carpenter, while at work upon
the root Of house occupied by Mr.,
Knox, on Market, between 9Th and OH
streets, yesterday afternoon, accidentally
fell, striking on bydrant below. One
of his legs was badly bruised, but no
bones were broken. He received internal
injuries Of o serious nature. Mr.. Baird
was assisted to his house, only short
distance away.
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Ii. FRANK sells Knit Drawers at 3d..
Il. FRANK sells Knit Shirts at 35c.
d. FRANK sells Suits complete at IS 90,
q. FRANK sells durable Overcosts at
So So
b. FRANK sells White Shirts at 75c.
e. FRANK sells Calico Shirts at 4Oc.
d. FRANK sells Boys Overcoats at
IS 90.
B. FRANK sells Boys Suits at 81 90.
Il. FRANK sells Linen Collars at 15c,
d. FRANK is located at No. 40, 18th
street.
Il, FRANK guarantees these TO bp the
best goods at their prices ever offered to
you in this city or any other. Not one
article oil the whole list can be equslled.
Dealers are buying them to sell again at
the same prices he:offers them:to you.
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Now Is the proper season OF the year
to get up donation for your minister and
carry him few pounds Of dried apples,
a bushel Of potatoes, and three yards Of
cotton, and damage his house to the ex-
tent of $50.
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GRAND OYSTER LUNdH.-The pro.
prietors Of the White House Saloon, on
Market street, will set up grand oyster
lunch on Monday, between the hours Of
10 A. N. and II p. N. Oysters will be
served in every style to the patrons Of
the establishment.
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NEW canvass, slipper and cushion pat
terms, zepbyrs. Germantown lawns, book
marks, paper patterns, silk acarfs and ties,
neck chains, jet sets, grapes, embroidered
slipper patterns, hosiery, gloves, etc, to be
found at the leading millinery and notion
house oil SPEYRR Bros.
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JUST REcEIvRD.-A full assortment oil
all the new and nobby styles Of Winter
Caps. Among them is the stylish Tutban,
or Fashionable Skating Cap, suitable for
men, boys and children; also a number Of
other very fashionable styles and shapes,
Call and see them at Browns, tho Halter,
Market street, opposite Mcclure House.
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A RARE CnANcE.-At l10S Main street
]. Ensheimer Is selling his elegant stock
Of Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
at greatly reduced prices. Call and ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
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GREAT bargains this week in hats, flow.
ers, ribbons, bead lsces, feathers, velvets,
velveteens, Jet ornaments, grapes, dotted
and plain nets, at the leading millinery
and notion house Of EPEYER Bros.
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PosTPoNRNENT.-The smoky atmos-
phere has put a quietus on our prepare
tions for a display Of large work next
Saturday evening, and We are compelled
to postpone until we get clearer weather,
when due notice will be given.
HALLS GALLERY.
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"PLAIN.l GoLD."-The echoes OF the
marriage bells were not heard SO ire-
qucntly last week. Only four licenses
were issued by the Clerk of the County
Court.
"The lilies burst. tho roses blow
lnto divineIt balm and bloom,
When free above and free below;
And life and love must have large room,
That life and love may largest grow"
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PERSONAL Hon. ]. N. Camden, oil
Parkersourg, Is stopping stthe St. James
Hotel.
Billy Brown, conductor on the Hemp
field railroad, is ont again.
"Rens" and Mr. Maeder close their en-.
gsgement at the Opera House to night.
They will join dramatic company IN
der the management Of Felix Vincent al
2snesville, O., on Monday.
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To THE LADIRs.-Received to-day by
express another invoice Of Edwin G,
Burt's Fine Shoes on B, G, &C and D
lasts, made from American kid and fam
pib with extension soles at
JERRY CLRMESs'.