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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01

KiSa AND QUEEx.-We must make spe.
cial mention Of prof.lTorner's rendering Of
King AhaSuerus, and congratulate Pitts.
burgh upon having such an excellent
basso. His musical powers are truly
grand. his rich bass voice filling the
Opera House with the most delightful
melody. IIisdrnmatic ,lelineations were
also remarkably good, and were finely
displayed.
Mrs. W. J. II. Bowen appearl as Queen
Esther In highly credita6le manner, her
sweet voice being admirably adapted to
the music assigned her. Mrs. b. il n lady
Of considerAble vocal and dramatic abilf.
~, and her able rendering Of Queen listh.
er will long be remembered by all who
have been fortunate enough to attend the
entertainments.
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NTrNsrREIs To.NtoHr-Dnptez& len.
edicts MinStrels will appear at the Opera
House this evening. The organization il
one that has enjoyed the favor and conf.
dehce Of notwithstanding people for
nearly q quarter Of century. Every.
where lis excellence has been spoken Of
In the most glowing terms, and, as there
has been little change in the corps Of per.
formers since the company was here,
those who delight in mihStrelsy, and have
seen this fine representative organization,
can indorse all that has been said in its
favor. Among the old fnvofiles are lew.
Benedict, George II. Edwards, Jas. T.
Gnlick, Charles II. Duptes, Joseph Fox,
Frank DnmOnt and others.
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DUBLIc SALE OF TOBACCO
CIGARS AC

By virtue Of United States Internal Revenue
TaIes Ann1el against Henry Stengrl, Of the city
d WheelinS, shall pFOCee to sll Atpuho sale, Of
FRIDAY, the d day Of July, ISIS,
Al 10 O'Clock a. w., at the Custom IlOube In III,
city VI Wheeling ga hOoF, the following described
property levied upon by mc to altiAiy aid taxes
viz; ll,g00 st0gis and Tip Cigars one part caddy
Plug TOhlccO; one part bucket Fine Cut TOblcC6
about ~ lbA Leaf T0bacc0; about 10 lbA scrap To-
bacc1; one Tolacoo Cutter q Pkgs Stacking TOhac-
CO. Wooden Pipes, and one small sale And
Weights
TERMS OP SALE-CaIh. !. II. DUYAL1
Collector LIST District Wet Virginia
WHEELING June ., 1875, jr2i
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ELECTION OF OFnCERa-Al a meeting
o. Excelsior Lodge No. 40 i. o. o. F., held
Tuesday night, the following officers were
elected; N. e. George Barr v. Ga j. E.
MakennOn Secretary, Chaa. II. Deitets
Ii.tess,!suref, George MCCulley Trustee, NJ,
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GREY:EAuLE LoDoE No. a meet.
Ing Of the members Of Grey Eagle Lodge
No. 8, Independent Order Of Red Men,
held Tuesday night at Steubentauch's
Hall, the following officers were elected
to serve during the ensuing term Of six
months: Sachem, Fritz HAPPIER; Senior
Sycamore, Henry Claus; Junior Saga.
more, Peter ClOos; Secretary, William +.
Grade; Treasurer, August Renke; Repre-.
sentaLives 10 the Grand Council for the
State, which convenes at ShepherdStown
on The 18th Of August next, q. a. StOket
and William F. Grade.
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Two coilee.ColOred females in search
Of law and equity interviewed Justice
0Keeffe yesterday afternoon. Their
story Is a peculiarly sad one. Two weeks
ago one Of them possessed n garnet ring.
In a happy burst Of confidence The ring
was loaned to white gem'an' who want.
ed to attend a picnic. Now the Coloted
females want 10 know II there il not
enough civil rights in this community to
compel that wicked young man to come
down with the ring. The Justice advised
them to give the young man chance be.
the law.
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LAST AND BRILLIANT PERFORMANCE
OF THE ESTHER 0RATORIo TROUPE.--The
Hamilton Opera House was crowded
again last evening to witness the closing
performance Of Queen Esther, We are
glad 10 notice the general interest that
has been manifested by our people during
these performances. Itgives evidence Of
growing musical taste in musical and
Grammatical entertainments. The per-
Torrance last. evening was even better
than the two that preceded it. The char.
acters were generally well persOnated, and
reflected great credit upon the amateurs
who had been so skilItully and success
fully drilled by Messrs. PeaslCe and Ten
Brock.
We must make special mention Of
King Ahasuerus. His bearing was quite
regal. His nice bass voice sounded like
the I,eals Of nm organ. Ills rendition Of
the "Old Sexton" was truly grand, We
congratulate Pittsburgh in the posses
sion Of such fine bassO as Professor
HOrner.
Queen Esther looked remarkably
sweet, AMI was u perfect picture OF the
mOdest Hebrew maiden whom she per-
sonated.
Hannah william that he was) was APP
plauded on all sides. This character was
so we'll presented by Mr.. Oscar Seeley
that to him was universally granted the
palm of the evening. Miss Drake AZ n.
resh showed an unusual amount Of
dramatic feeling, and autobiography to the
part taken by Hannah. The aria and duo
sung by Hannah and Xeresh were partiCn-
larry fine.
Never was sweeter music heard than
that rendered by Misses MCNanghten,
Britt and Cushing. All Of these ladies
carried out in their singing the dramatic
effect necessary 10 their parts.
The humility belonging to the char
Acter Of Mordecai the Jew was not
forgotten in the impersonatlon Of II
by Mr.. John Il. Mendel. His role was
quite difficult one, and was remarkably
well rendered. Misses Day and Rice, as
tlesS Metlinn and Persian PrinCesses will
not bc forgotten by those who were fOrtu-
nate enough to he present at the enter
tainments. The High Priest, Pnges,
Guards, Kings Scribe, IIeraldr, Magi,
etc, were excellent.
We can not close without expressing
the hope that Messrs. Peaslee and Ten
Brock will at an early day revisit
Wheeling. In fact, we have heard ii
whispered that these gentlemen purpose
giving q weeks entertainment Of the
grand opera Of "Belshazznr" during the
coming winter. We bespeak for them
continued success.
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THE Esther people closed their series
Of entertainments last evening with a
hop al the close Of the performance. As
the stage could not accommodate all who
desired to engage In the dance, the may
was not prolonged far into the night.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS CHEAP.-The re-
naming Pianos and Organs from the
Assignee's Sale OF the stock IA. K. Cad
dis, have been placed In our hands fol
sale and will be disposed Of at the first
opportunity, for exceedingly low prices
Call early and secure q bargain, al
Adams 4 Lucas Music Store, 1927 Mar.
ket street
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1cE.CREAM for picnics, parties and re.
ceptiOns. Mrs. Ziegenfelder announces
to her patrons and the public generally
that she is prepared to furnish ice-cream
and water ices in any quantity for par
ties, picnics and receptions, at the lowest
figures. No. 60 Twelfth street, two doors
below her old stand. Patronage solicited.
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DR. BULLs Vegetable pills for the cure
q Liver Complaint, Bilious Affections,
Headache, and especially Sick Headache,
Pain In the Side, Stomach, Back or In.
testines, Sick Stomach, Giddiness, Dim.
ness Of Sight, Weak Nerves, Loss Of
Appetite, CostivenesS, Dyspepsia, be.
rangemeht Of the Kidneys, and All dali.
cate Female Complaints. For sale by an
druggists at "a cts. box. d43.
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THE pIANo-HARP CABINET ORGAN
This New and Beautiful Instrument is q
combination Of the Pianoiorte and the
Organ, and manufactured by the Mason
4 Hamlin Organ Co., Call, sec and hear
II, at Adams 4 Lucas Music Store, 1927
Market street.
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1vANnoE LoDas No. IA, K. OF p
This Lodge last evening elected the IN
lowing officers: ?. c., A. NJ. Hatkins
2. O. q. q. McKovn; V. c., Thorn az NJ
Darrahi Pfelate, VIM. T. link; X. orr.
and S. VIM. Windef; NJ. Of E., Geo. King
horn Representative 10 Grand Lodge
VIM. +. Fry.
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For sALE.

DUBLIC sALE.-The underagne,l has been au-
j thoEiIed to scl the farm belonging TO The heir,
Had milta east u the city VI Wheeling and Inn
lnaliuiely on the line VI the contemplated street
Railway 10 Elm Grove. Sad fAun contains about
~ acr.l, and has heen Tecsntly surveyed and laid
ot In lots ir1H 70 81 Aerz The lots are adnliTa-
bly, l0Catrd for either building OF g1rdenlng Pur-
pdssa, and are ConYOnlent To depot Of the Hemp
held Railroad NJ Elm Grove aud only pleasant
drive inOm the Clty, plat Of the taTm Hi divided
can b. sen At ny office, No. "a Twelfth street !
will sell all OF any d aid lots At private sale until
Saturday, July 3, 1873 Should any remain uDsoll,
will oder the ahle At auction on the premises ON
aid SAluWlay, July ., commencing ut 9o'elOCk,
-One-thlrd cash In hand, balance In one
and tEO yeas with Interest, deferred payments
beruFrd by deld Of trust on property sold. Title
perfect, and will lie guaranteed.
IegS |. IRWIN, Agent.
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nNRUsrEEs sALE-BY YIRTpE OF A DEED

UNRUsTEEs SALE.-BY Virtue OF A DEED
Of Trust made by james II. Wheat and Aman.
dlV Wheat, bis wife, TO me, dated the nth day o.
DeeembeF, A. d. 1870, and Of nCDrl In the office oil
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, Wes
Virginia, In D0cd Ol Trust Book No. q, page 2GS,
shall OHSF for ale At public auction at the iTUnj
doJr Of the Court llolss Of lald county In the city
u Wheeling, on THURSDAY, the LIST day Of July
1875, beginning At 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, the following
property, situate IN Said city that Is 10 Say, lot
numbered Que, two, three, four aud I've In SluaTt
numbered eleven and three, four and I've IN SQUARE
Numbered nine, IN DR.. J. and J. X, BAKERS add
ton " the city d Wheeling.
TRRNs or SALE-One- third cash In hand, OF a'
much more In cash Is the purchaser may choose "a
pay and the residue In equal instalmenis al SIX and
Twelve months with interest al the rate Of six peI
cant per annum FROM the day Of balc, the deferred
inStAllments and interest To 10 secured upon thu
property sold, Title believed good, but selling ~
trustee shall convey only Hch title Rs Is vested IL
me By said deed Of trust.
my2g GEO, u. CALDWELL, Trustee
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JUsrtCE UPDBdRAFr. On Tuesday
evening Thomas llogg was before lhfs
Justice upon peace warrant sworn out
by Thomas CrIddas. lie was required
to give bond in the sum Of soto keep the
peace for six months.
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BEER drinking Is by no means so pop.
ular these days as IL was several years
ago, but, judging from the number Of
drunken men one meets on the streets,
something stronger must he substituted
for the TeulOniC beverage.
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sroSE THRowisa.-Thete Is n sci Of
youthful ruilians who congregate along
the bank beyond the East Wheeling glass
house and indulge in the dangerous re,
creation Of throwing stones at, and some.
times into, the windows Of passing rail.
way trains. Only yesterday a gentleman
and lady received smart blows from
stones thrown by these youthful vaga.
bonds That their injuries we're not Sc.
we're was not the fault Of the boys. The
police should give the matter attention.
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There were only three cases before the
police court yesterday morning:
James Bennett, who was fined 81 and
costs for drunkenness, had hi' fine re-
mitted, in order TO allow him an Oppor-
tunity to leave the city,
Steele Miller was committed to Jail for
thirty days for disordeFly conduct, in de-
fault Of $50 and costs,
Luke Snyder, for drunkenness, was
sent to Jail for ten days in default Of 50
and costs.
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TUE COuBs-SUPRnGR CouRT OF AP.
PEAlA-JHd9a Raymond, Moore and He6-
man, The Supreme Court met yesterday
morning at nine O'Clock, as usual.
The argument Of the case OF Snyder Is.
Lunsford was closed by Mr.. Lamb.
Lamb and Russell for appellant; A. Cald.
we'll and Hubbard for appellee.
Adjourned to 10 A. N. to-day.
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AT the commencement exercises at
Beaver (pn.) Seminary on last Friday
evening, Mr.. F. Gotllieb, Of Wheeling,
gave flute solo which took the audience
by storm. So says the Pittsburgh Gazette.
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Local PERaoSAIS-Capt. VIM. Lis
arrived from Cincinnati yesterday morn
ing on the Science. lie will leave fol
Parkersburg on the Ragon this morning
upon business trip.
The photographs OF "MOrdeca" and
sister (Mr. John Mendel and Miss Rose
McNaughton), in tile costumes worn In
the "Eslher" entertainment, attract some
little attention at Halls photograph
gallery.
Bishop Kahn returned to the city on
Tuesday e' ening, and was present at The
Distribution ofpremiumS at Mt. de Chahta
and made n Speech"
lion. Caleb l}Oggess, Of Parkersbnrg
was at Mt. lie Chaninl yesterday morning
Governor Jacob left for Washington
Pa, yesterday morning, to attend the
annual announcement exercises Of Wash
ington and Jefferson College.
Judge Watson, Of Pittsburgh, isa guest
at the 81. James.
Mr.. Jerry Hill, Sherii'Of Wood county
Ia stopping at the Mcclure House.
DR.. Barbee, oil Point Pleasant, Ia quar-
tered at the Mcclure.
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MuxcErAI CouRT-Jplqt Cunmr.

The Municipal Court met at 10 N
yesterday, and transacted the following
business.
John Barton, Esq, OF Pittsburgh, Wa
admitted to practice in this court on mo-
ton Of J. II. Good, Esq.
The case OF Frederick KnOwland Is. ]
u. Ford was continued to Friday. The
same continuance was entered in the case
Of John T. Little rs. J. b. Ford.
In the case Of Joseph Fleming n. A. E.
Smith and Others, the defendant filed .
bill Of set-ofi, and the case was examined
before the following jury: Robert Phil
lips, John Motfat, August Stansbury, W
Ii. 0xtoby, Addison Wilson, John Gray
Joseph PAUL, c, D. Ritter, Captain Car
michael, Joseph Graves, N. Edwards
Robert Irwin. The examination OF wit,
nesses in this case occupied the greater
part Of the afternoon session, and the ev
idence had not all been heard when cOur
adjourned.
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THAT ELoPEMENr CASE AGAIS.-The
County Court will meet again this after.
noon, pursuant to adjournment, when the
Snydet.Ebeft Experimentation case
will come up for examination.
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acknowledgement.
THURSDAY, July !, 1875.


Grand Celebration.
Board Of Commissioners.
Strayed Cow.
Fourth Of July-C. II. Qnimby.
An Experienced Nurse.
Vocal Glass.
For Sale Residence.
Lots for Sale.
intellectually & Dulllelh.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
as observed at SilVcy's drug store, corner
opposite PostOilice, yesterday:
SAN IN 'g% 7r;&
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TIE BEsr AT LAsT.-Just received, 500
pieces Of best shirtings and dress calicoes.
Also shifting and dress cambrics, per.
Gales, lawns, etc. at lower prices than
ever seen before. Ladies are respectfully
invited to come soon and look at the
large variety Of the above goods at.
HENRY JACOBS,
1871 Main street.
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a HEAVY BOND.--Charles TFiplett, the
coloted man arrested n few days ago by
JeiI. Davis for robbery committed al
huntsville, Pa, l. now held by Justice
Gillespy under a bond Of $1,000 10 appear
before the Circuit Court OF lhis county,
as a fugitive from justice.
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BELLAIRE I.OCAIS-The Street Com
lnissioners In the various Wards arr
making many improvements which have
long been needed. OF this character Il
the raising Of the street crossings. Here
LOfOre at the least rainfall the crossing
would become 80 covered with mud as e
make walking on them far from pleasant
or comfortable. This has been 0bviated
And now II the proper officials will Civ,
their attention 10 the numerous stencil
holes that have been allowed to remait
in our most public thorOughfares unmO
Tested they will perform neyer-tO.be.
forgotten service, and incur the everlast.
ing gratitude Of their constituents.
The contract for laying and equippint
the street railway has been let to Arthur
MacIeon, and the contract for the build.
Ing Of the stable and Car.house has beer
awarded to Smith 4 Litten, Of Grave
Hill. Both Of the contractors are Bel
lairo parties, and thus will keep the
money ut home which il IA Consuniatior
levoitly to be wished The contracts are
both to be fulfilled within seventy days
sAnother slight runaway took place or
North Guernsey street yesterday even,
ing. No harm done-and no good.
Work on the Centennial Hotel has al
ready reached the third story, and that Il
rapidly approaching completion.
a young lady who has but lately as.
sumed the "High.meniap bonds thought
The other day that she would liked to have
some iced tea. How is II made? was The
question. Well, mesdnme has always
held that all that Is necessary to be a
good cook is that one should have q
liberal supply Of common sense. Igho.
rance never bafiled her. She took the tea
and put il in teapot full Of iCe.water,
which she set on The stove 10 boil. II
boiled, and that right speedily, but the
ten vast iced, and the young wife now
holds that 10 be good cook one must be
a genius.
How shall | put in my Fourth--Ot,
more properly speaking, Thitd-of Jew.
truth Is the question which agitates the
mind Of the Bellaire people, and hot
having YET decided for ohfseli, we do not
feel equal to the task Of prescribing for
others.
young lady asked us the other day,
"Do you want an itemY We did, and
told her 40, when she gave us one, thus:
"a little child lei a big stone fall on her
loot to-day, and mashed II mp on Gravel
HILL" We suppose II was the stone that
was mashed, but didn't like To say, so we
give II az we got IL.
A Young Mems Christian Association
Is talked Of here. II any place needs IL
worse, they haven't lesS material for II.
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1000 yards Of best Prints at &c pei
yard; Merrimac, Cochecos, Sprague,s and
all at &c per yard. Aud Dress Goods and
Carpets even cheaper in proportion
Forced to sell to meet my payments.
J.W, FERREL,
Cor. Main aud Goth streets
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WEDNESDAY. July 81. lsis.

Commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ, the following pro
psTty, that e TO 0y:
certain Plece o. parcel Of land lying and helm
situate In the city Of wheeling, 70 aid county an.
Of lot numbered ihlTteeR-(l3l In square numbs
eight (s), fronting on what vas formerly Callel
Fourth street 10 the recorded plat u the town 0
South Wheeling, now the Eighth Ward Of the salt
city Of Wheeling.
iSIT H. q. RARE. Trustee.
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WHEN a reporter stands three hours
watching two painters at work on scat.
fold, and waiting for the rope to break,
il may, indeed, be called active journal.
ism,
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CARPETS lower than ever. We are
selling twenty-five per cent cheaper than
any other house in the city, at ArOnheim.
er 4 Lewis cheap dry goods store.
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EAlSE Enthusiastically afternoon
at hali-pa't 2 o'clock, an alarm Of fire
was sounded from the Second Ward.
There was no occasion for The. alarm.
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CAPITAL OR NoT.-J. W. Ferret is clos
ing out dry goods and carpets away be-
low cost to raise money now.
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NorIcE.-Fearful reductions in dress
goods, carpets, made-up suits, and grena.
dine as low as five cents per yard, forced
to be sold at some price. Corner Main
and 10th streets. ]. W. FERREL.
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GREAT BARGAINS Now.-Remember
the entire stock OF splendid Dress Goods
Of all kinds is now being sold out at and
below Eastern cost. Cali and price them
at ]. w. FERRIES,
Corner Of Main and 10Th streets.
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IT il to the reckless slaughter Of birds
that the enormous multiplication and va.
riety ofhurtfnl insects is in great meas.
ure due.
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SPECIAL NorICE TO THE LADTEs.-L.V V.
Blond Is now selling f. G. Burts Cele'
brated make OF Ladies' Button Shoes at
81 so, which have been selling heretofore
from So 90 to 81 90.
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THERE Is one advantage at least to he
derived from these hot nights-thGy hurry
up the rOasting eafs.
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TUNNEL on NO TUNNEL.-J. W. Ferret
Is forced to close out dry goods and car
pets less than cost.
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TIE Board Of Education will hold a
meeting tomorrow evening for the put.
pose Of receiving the report Of the Com.
miltee on Bnildings and Grounds in re-.
lation 10 furnishing the new school build.
Ing In the Third Ward.
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NEW goods for the Fourth Of July, at
HutchinS Music Store, No. 60, 18th
street.
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TIE Capitol Committee held a meeting
last night.
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vIoLIxs for 81, at Hutchins' Music
Store, No, 60, 18th street.
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Toy Drums for the Fourth Of July, at
Hutchins' Music Store, No. GO, Eth
street,
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WILL open this morning 1000 yards
calico at 8 cts, at Aronheimer Il Lewis.
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CoIoRED shoes Of all styles at L. v
Blends, No. ll35 Main street.
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DIAGONAL cuts are the latest agonies
advertised by our fashionable tailors, but
the diagonal cutting Of tailot's bills Il an
old thing in the list Of agonies inflicted by
Acknowledgements on the confding knights
Of the shear.
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nRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of q Dsei Of TruAt made by John q.
Miller aud wife 70 ne ~ Trustee, dated the third
Clerks ONES Of the COuRIy Court Oi Ohio county
West Virginia, In deed u trust book I, pages 66l
and so, will proceed to se al public auction, At
ths front door Of the Court llOus Of Ohio county,
West Yinllnia, on
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ARoSuErMEa & LEVI will sell calico
at 8 cts,