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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-10

PULPIT PoISTs.-Rcv. A. J. Lyda
preached in the Bridgeport NJ. {. Church
yesterday morning.
Prof. White, OF Fairmont, State Bible
Agent, preached yesterday morning in
the Thomson NJ. L. Church and in the
evening in the North Street NJ. E. Church
A concert will be given in the Zion
Lutheran Church on Thursday evening
next.
On Thursday and Friday evenings Of
this week the ladies Of tile Thomson NJ
L. Church will hold festival in the new
building, corner Broadway and Virginia
streets, Island.
The Ladies' Temperance Union held Z
prayer meeting at La Belle Hall yester
day afternoon.
Rev. DR.. Kelley delivered discourse
upon "Worldy Anxiety and its Anti
dotes," at the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church
yesterday morning.
Miss Anna V. Raper, u graduate OF the
University Of Michigan, addressed the
congregation Of Thomson NJ. E. Church
last night.
Rev. Barnitz delivered very interest
ing sermon in the English Lutheran
Church last night upon "The Year O.
Jubilee" -
Geo. ii. MofEett, Esq, who lately pur'
chased Mr.. Bakers interest in the Regis
Ter, We regret to learn is seriously i'll.
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The river is still falling slowly. Last
evening the marks indicated z feet :
inches.
Capt. crawford cramer, OF the steamer
Barnard, was intown Saturday. Capt,
Cramer expects to 60 to Middleport in q
day or two and bring his boat up, which
Is now undergoing some repairs.
The steamer Granite State passed down
at an early hour Saturday morning, en-
route for Portsmouth.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at noon Saturday.
The steamers John Penny and Tiger
passed up at / P. NJ. Saturday with empty
tows. :,
The Tempest departed for New Mar
tinsyille at 1890 A. NJ. Saturday.
The Hudson departed for Cincinnati at
A p. NJ. Saturday with good trip.
The steamers Ed. Hobbs and Ike Ham
mitt were due from st. Louis last night
The Express will leave for Parkers'
burg at her usual Aour this morning.
The Salt Valley, en- routefrom lrontor
to Pittsburgh, passed up Saturday night
The Carrie Brooks arrived from Zanes'
vile Saturday night and departed fol
Pittsburgh yesterday morning at 9 o'clock
The Andes will arrive from Cincinnati
to-day.
The little steamer CattarauguS is now
making three trips per day in the Wheel
ing and Bellaire trade.
The steamers Jas. Rees, Abner ONeal
and Star Of the West report business rea'
sonably good.
The Hope. en- route from Pittsburgh to
Middleport, passed down yesterday.
The Ike Hammitt arrived from St
Louis last night, with eight hundred tons
Of ore for the Belmont furnace.
The Arlington, large side-wheel
steamer, en- route from New Orleans &c
Pittsburgh, passed up last evening. She
stopped at the wharf long enough to put
of a lot ofsugar and molasses and attract
a small crowd Of people.
IBy Telegraph
PrTHBURdn, Pa, January 9.-River {
feet 4 inches and stationary. Weather
warm and raining.
EVANSVILLE, January 9.-Weather
cloudy and warm in the morning, heavy
rain this afternoon, and clear and freez'
ing tonight; violent wind all day; mer'
curry 500 TO G3o, now go and falling
wind from the northwest tonight. River
23i feet and falling. Down-Grey Eagle
Up-Pat. Cleburne.
ST. LOUIS, January9.-Arriyed-Glen
coc, New Orleans; Mitchell, Keokuk
Chester, Memphis. Departen-None
River fallen inches. Weather cloudy
this morning, rain at noon and cold to-
night with prospects OF snow.
CINCINNATI, O., January 9.-Riyer II
feet s inches and falling. Weather
heavy rain, high wind tonight and
growing colder. Departed-Lily, New
Orleans.
CAIRO, January 9.-Arrived-Jame.
Gilmote, Pittsburgh; Mary Houston,
New Orleans; Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati
Andy johnson, St. Louis; Robert Mitch
ell, Cincinnati; II. G. Yaeger, st. Louis
Liberty, St. Louis; Cons. Millar, Memphis
Julia and Future City, St Louis. Depart
ed-Houston, Cincinnati; Shinkle, Mem.
phis; Mitchell, New Orleans; Andy John
son, New Orleans; James Gilmore, st
Louis; Yaeger, New Orleans: Cons. Mil
lar, Cincinnati; Julia, Vicksburg. River
IS feet 10 inches and falling. Weather
heavy rain this afternoon; now, clearing
up. Mercury 81 degrees at dark and
falling.
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A PEEP IN THE CELTS-At 10 o'clock
last night there was fair showing Of
prisoners in the city lookup, notwith-
standing the disagreeable weather. In
the first cage was confined Dick johnson,
boy OF sixteen or seventeen years OF age,
who was arrested for stealing candy from
the establishment Of Christine Bachman
in Centre Wheeling, on Saturday night.
The cell adjoining this was occupied by
two men named respectively "Cor." Nc.
Entec and Jack Mehan, who had
been on little spree on Satur-
day night, winding up with n
Sunday spent in the lookup. In another
cell were two boys, Timothy Glenn and
WIN. Mccoy, who were also concerned in
the Bachman robbery. Georgia Raeder,
the only female in the prison, occupied
the iarthest cell from the entrance. She
was arrested for keeping u disorderly
house in East Wheeling. A man who was
found with her gave bail Tor his appear.
ancc, and was not locked up. The girl
says sho is seventeen, andh has child two
wears old.
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Ton THUMB AND TRouPE.-The cele,
brated General Tom Thumb and wife
Miss Minnie Warren and Major Newell
arrived in the city last evening and will
appear in the Opera House this afternoon
and tonight. OF this troupe Of little
people the London Tfmes says:
aMany lady Of fashion, even in Court
circles, may well envy the charming Mrs
Tom Thumb and her wee sister, Miss
Minnie Warren, for the great variety and
magnificent richness Of their dresses, tc
say nothing Of the more than princely
display OF diamonds Of the first water
which an outlay Of ten thousand pounds
sterling has Secured these charming little
ladies from the Great Republic. But
Handsome is he who handsome does" Ii
the true old proverb, and all who witness
the performances Of these most captivat'
ing miniature ladies, aided by the heroic
General Tom Thumb and the inimitable
Major Newell, will unite in saying that
their entertainment is as surprising and
delightful as it is bewitching and extra
ordinary
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COUNTY CoURr-Judqc Cochran,

The County Count met at 9 o'clock
Saturday afternoon, pursuant to adjourn
ment..
The chancery case OF Ernest Frederick
VS.. 9. W. Seabright and B. B. Dovener
trustee, ct al, was argued to Court on q
motion to dissolve the injunction; The
case raises the question whether a hus'
band and parent can hold exempt from
sale under the homestead act a real
estate homestead, under a declaration
filed as the law prescribed, against Q
trustee who proposes to sell under a deed
OF trust made before the filing Of the
declaration, and the constitutionality o.
that part Of the act is also involved. The
decision Of the Court was withheld until
Tuesday.
Adjourned until Tuesday morning nj
10 o'clock.
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Cry PERsoNA1S.-Dennis Mcighen, o.
the Boat Store, left the city upon jaunl
to Pennsylvania on Saturday evening
Dennis has calls in that direction FIRE.
quently.
Col. J. Holmes Grover, proprietor Of
the Uncle Tom Comedy Company, is him
self m actor Of considerable reputation
lie starred for several years in the play
OF 81. o. L."
Mr.. John Ocsterling, Of the Central
Glass Works, and daughter have gone East
upon a pleasure trip.
State Senator Burdett left for Charles
ton on Saturday on the steamer Hudson
General Tom Thumb and wife, Miss
Minnie Warren and Major Newell, ar
rived in the city last evening at o'clock
from Cambridge, Ohio, and are STOPPING
ut the ST. James.
Hon. a. X. Botelcr, Of Jefferson coun-
~, arrived in the city yesterday, and is
stopping at the Mcclure.
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MARTINS New YEAR.-Martin, at the
Capital Dining Rooms, 1855 Market
street, has during the year just closed
served his delicacies up to the hungry
public in every style known TO the culin-
AIRY art, and his cooking during the Cen.
tennial Year is bound to eclipse anything
Of the kind ever heard Of since the mem
orable days Of &c. Martin ought TO be
appointed chief cook at the Philadelphia
jamborec next summer, and he would &C
complish more toward attracting labor
and capital to this part Of the country
than the entire collection inithe West
Virginia department. II you want a
square meal, or a nice lunch, call at the
Capital Dining Rooms on Market street.
opposite the City Building.
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The regular monthly meeting OF the
City Council will he held tomorrow even.
ing, when it il probable that mn election
will he had to fll the vacancy in lhG First
Branch OCcasioncd by the resignation Of
Mr.. ulriCli, who represented the Eighth
Ward. Justice John W. Schultz and Mr..
s. l.. lIriCc are mentioned NJ prominent
candidates. They are both good men, and
the citizens Of the Eighth Ward will he
fortunate in securing one Of them rs their
representative.
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TINS section was visited with II driz,
cling rain yesterday, which to great Cx'
tent kept people indoors. Early in the
evening heavy shower came up, thor
oughly drcnChing all who were exposed to
it, violence, and preventing many pCo.
pie from attending church. The shower
lasted for some time, flooding the streets
and pavcmcnts with water and rendering
pcdrslrianism as di-agrccablc ~ could
well hr IMAGINED
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PHpEYTRIASIsM on rmE lsLASD.--Or
Saturday afternoon Joseph Zero, If thi,
city, and James Adams, Of New York,
both pedestrians Of some note, contested
for n pritc Of so On the Island. The
terms Of the match were that llcrO was I,
run one hundred yards whik Adam,
walked sixty yards, The New York maj
won easily, beating his opponent by
about three yards.
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TIE OPERA IIOUsE.-Thc Uncle fOn
Comedy Company played to good houses
on Saturday afternoon and evening. Mr.
Sanford was peculiarly happy in his per
sonatiOn Of Uncle Tom," Miss Nellie
johnson appeared 10 good advantage as
"Topsy,' and little Miss Twins charming
rendition Of Eva" pleased and delighted
everybody. The remainder OF the COM
pany do not merit any particular mention
with the exception Of Mcssrs. Burton &
Kelly, the song and dance artists, who
were several times recalled by the enthu'
siastic audience. The attraction ut the
Opera House this afternoon and tonight
will be the appearance Of the celebrated
Gen. Tom Thumb and troupe.
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MONDAY, the az day OF Febrlary, lsiI
DuBLIC SALE

/ will sell on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day o.
December, 1875, In front Of the Court House Of
Ohio county, commencing at 10 O'Clock 4: n; thS
following property, situated GU we wet sIue "
Mo-. 0 and II, one containing three MONS and
kIichen, and one Of eight rooms and kitchen. GOod
puInp and good csterns and hydrlntS, and irulI on
The lot with all the necessary ouibuildinSs FIST
lot 3l1i25, and second lot 2ixi2j.
The above will he sold separate or In the whole
to suit purchasers.
TyEss OF SALE-One-thlrl cash on day Of sale,
or more to suit purchaser, balance In two equal pay
ments Of dx and twelve months, with interest e,
soctInel by DEED Of trust on the property for the
back payments. =; Z hEhNhlI
1906 Market ST., Agent for Mrs. Walker Hunter.
del3
The above sale Is adjourned until Saturday, Feb;
positively take place. II not sold o. private sale he
lore that time utSoV
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GERMANS PREPARING FOR THE CESTES-
SrAI.-The different committees appoint
ed by the German societies ofthe city to
make the necessary preparations for a
grand celebration Of the Centennial met
IN Beethoven Hall last evening. The
meeting was large and enthusiastic, every
German society in the city, we believe,
being represented. Prof. q. A. Schaeier
presided, and Mr.. Charles Hirsch acted
us Secretary.
Ward committees were appointed to
solicit subscriptions TO defray the neces-
sary expenses, the idea being that by com.
mencing thus early a sufficient fund
would be guaranteed to insure the success
Of the undertaking.
A delegation Of citizens, consisting Of
Messrs. Geo. W. Franzheim, L. G. Stiiel,
John 0esterling, John Pfarr, Henry
Schmulbach, August Pollock and Others
appeared and rendered their assistance
and cooperation in preparing for the
celebration, which was gratefully nc
copied.
Committees were then appointed to en-
gage tie talr Grounus, music, eIc'i ulsO
to secure speakers.
By unanimous vote it was decided to
extend an invitation to the State and
city officers to be present at the celebra-
ton.
As our German citizens never do any.
thing by halves, we may look forward TO
monster demonstration upon the 100th
anniversary Of our National Independ'
ence. All the German Societies, and nc
doubt all the German citizens, for that
matter, without regard to sect or schism
will unite in observing in an appropriate
manner the Centennial Of their adopted
land. 1t is little singular, too, that the
German people should be the first &c
move in this matter. Why has not some
patriotic American suggested similar
celebration, to be participated in by
everybody, without regard to nationality
or color?
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POLICE CorRr-Ludns Ctnnmr.

a NAANH SSSNA UhNgN S'A''N'f
There was only one case before His
Honor Saturday morning, viz:
Alexander Gardner (colorcd) was
charged with raising disturbance on
New Years eve at the colored church,
lie was fined 81 and costs, which he paid
The matinee session developed the fol
lowing cases:
George Lyons and James Darby were
charged with defacing property belonging
to Richard DQpbler. The case was dismiss
cd at the cost Of Doubler.
Charles Cohagen, Elijah Black, Thomas
Helms and Thomas Parker, for disorder
ly conduct at Watson's saloon on New
Years eve, were fined Stand costs cacl
with the exception of Parker, whose
case was dismissed.
James Johnson and Steele Miller were
sent to the workhousc, for twenty days
each for drunkenness.
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HrLMnoLp's BUcmU il still in the zC.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. lIelmbold, the cClc.
bratcd medicine isStill manufactured at
tho laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
fcits. Genuine has proprictOrs private
stamp. John +. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dGw
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UNSUCCESSFUL THIEvEs.-On Friday
night last thieves attempted to effect M
entrance into the grocery store Of Adam
Fox, corner 18th and Woods streets, by
breaking open the cellar door, but were
detected by the family, who reside over
head, aud frightened away. About
o'clock Saturday morning n second at
tempt to enter the cellar was made by the
same party, but they were again driven
nMnN-
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TIE RIvER.-Many Of our people live
in localities more or less exposed 10 the
dcprcdation1 by ala Belle Rivicre," and
when that stream gets on high they nat
urally watch the raging waters with
much interest; should Old Prob. favor
the community with a bath from cloud,
land, like that Of yesterday, for instance,
all eyes are turned toward the river
Therefore We hasten to remark, for the
benefit Of the anxious ones, that yestcr.
days rain will have hut little, il any,
effect upon the Ohio. The marks ut this
point last night indicated : feet and S
inches, and still falling.
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THE P.W. Il Ky. RAILROAD QUESTION
TIN Saturday afternoon Mcssrs. Schultz,
Caldwell, Ewing, Bayha and Sheppard,
the special committee appointed by the
Board Of Commissioners 10 confer with
the Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky
Railroad Company in regard to the trans.
fer Of the county'S stock in said com.
pauy, met with Mcssrs G. b. Hubbard,
Michael Reilly and Henry X. List, repre-
scntativcs Of the company, at the Court
House. Several propositions were made
by the Commissioners, which, however,
were no doubt unsatisfactory to the rail
road men, rs they would not accept the
terms offered. Finally, after the matter
had been talked over with no prospect Of
an agreement, the meeting adjourned UNI
til this afternoon at hali.past one o'clock,
when written proposition will he sub
mittcd by the representatives Of the rail-
road company.
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Tur rain storm last night was succeed,
ed by u gale II wind which ratified win.
duws and doors, shook shutters aud Higna
aud whistlcd unsteady down chimncya
and around sharp corners in II devil,
may.Carc sort Of style. Old Borcap was
evidently on II high, and enjoyed himself
exceedingly with CrcokIng signs and
gwinging shutters
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-10

10. A. HADDAwAY, ESQ, Of "Episco-
pal Methodist" Baltimore, Nd, writes :
"With much pleasure testify to the good
effects OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in my
family. Have used it in many cases, and
in each instance the result was entirely
satisfactory" d&w.
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4 LUCKY CuMnERLASDEH.- Sntur.
day night u handsome rifle, valued ut
Sl7j, was rallied oil ut Henry llicrrsonS
saloon. near the u. ~ o. depot. Mr.. Jack
Wicr, y Cumberland man, got the lucky
number and carried oil the gun.
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DERoY & Weller, 1901 Market street,
dealers in fine Ladies' and Gents Jewelry,
such as Watches, Chains, Charms, Ear.
rings and Brcastpins, Of all styles and
makes. Finger-rings in Diamonds, Cameo,
Amethyst and all other styles, which we
will close out very low.
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J.W. FERREL has organized in his store
a cheap counter and placed over 200
pieces Of Dress Goods omit, at II! cents
per yard, such as Dclancs, Alpacas, half
Wool Plaids, Silk Grenadines, &c, all to
be sold at II cents per yard, to reduce
his stock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-10

THE Mayhem boys, who were recently
heavily ironed by Tailor Kennedy, are
now very penitent and anxious to be re-
lieyed OF their shackles. They promise
all sorts Of things, but the Jailor places
little confidence in what they say and re-
fuses to take off the shackles.
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ELECTIONS AND INsrALLATIoNs.-Vir-
GINA Forge No. 4, Sons of Vulcan, has
elected the following officers: President,
Andrew Ray; Vice President, Henry
Thompson; Recording Secretary, A. NJ.
Hall; Financial Secretary, William Hall;
Treasurer, Jesse Litten.
Grand CHANCELLOR Windef on Friday
night installed the following officers Of
Columbia Lodge, Knights Of Pythias, at
Steubenrauch's Hall: Past Commander,
Lewis Wagner; Chancellor Commander,
Wesley Thompson; Vice Commander, J.
Ensley; Keeper OF Record and Seal, VIM.
Jackson; Master Of Exchequcr, Charles
Wollenweber.
On Saturday evening Grand Chancellor
Windcr installed the recently elected
officers of Black Prince Lodge No. 10,
X. OF r., at their hall corner Goth and
Chapline streets. The officers are as fol-
lows: Past Chancellor, C. W. Kennedy;
Chan. Com, Thos. Bennett; D. C., David
Reese; Prelate, Geo. W. Phillips; X. OF
Il. and s., J. W. Schultz; NJ. OF f., Henry
Roemcr; NJ. Of A., VIM. Bowman. After
the installation the Knights partook OF
an elegant banquet prepared by Mr..
LOrenz Walther, proprietor Of Walther's
Hall.
The officers of Pamela Lodge No. 10,
/. o. 0. f., were installed on Friday even.
ing by John Howell, p. g., ms follows
n. G., Jos. Hall; V. g., Vim. T. link;
Sec., a. NJ. Harkins; Treas, All. Britt.
At the conclusion Of the installation
ceremonies Mr.. HOwelbdcivered an APP
propriate address, after which those
present sat down 10 sumptuOus rcpast
prepared by Mrs. Zicgenicldcr.
Mr.. VIM. i. Fry, Grand Master Of
Arms, installed the following officers Of
Ivanhoe Lodge No. II, X. Of p: =. C.,
Geo. McKeown; C. G., Thos. NJ. Darrah;
V. C., c. Leonhart; Prelatc, John Howell;
X. OF X. and S., a. NJ. lIarkins; NJ. OF f.,
Porter Smith; N. of A., +. Ritter; !. g.,
Frank Johnson; o. g., Bcnj. Brockett.
Grand Sachem r. A. Britt on Friday
evening installed the officers Of Logan
Tribe No. l, Improved Order OF Red Men.
4 banquet, prepared by Mr.. Carl Gaud-
ing, was discussed by the noble Red Men
at the conclusion Of tue ceremonies.
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FoR SALE.

I viii sell the property Of Mr. Z. L. Pratt,
in two pieces or the whole, to suit purcha'
sers, situated on South Broadway street,
Wheeling Island, west side, below S. =.
IIildrcth. Size Of lot GOxl2O, with the
house built on the north half the lot; house
containg six rooms and kitchen and all
necessary outbuildingS, with gas pipes
throughout the house, just new and COM
plete. Terms easy. For particulars H.
quire Of JAS. {. nEkNEl,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
No. 1916 Market street,
decoo Wheeling, W. Va,
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J. W. FERREL has reduced his entire
stock Of dry goods and carpets at least 20
per cent. Now is the time. for bargains
there; he is bound to sell.
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TmE Board Of Correction Of the land
books will convene ut the Court House
IN Tuc.day, February !, to correct all
crfuurGu, nsac.-muuis for the focal ycur
! oi ls,I
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CALL at W. S. IIutchins' Opera House
Music Store, No. 1923 Market street, and
see the cheapest piano sold-the Metro
politan.
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Go see the cheap counter Of Dress
Goods, all at IL cents per yard, at
j. ". FERRELs.
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J.W. FERREL's heavy reductions in
prices Of drygoods and carpets are making
things lively, sure, at the corner OF Main
and 10th streets.
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CHRISTMAS gifts at John Roemer's.
Will sell all kinds OF goods at reduced
prices during the holidays.
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WE will loan money on Diamonds, gold
and silver Wotches, Chains and Jewcry
Of all kinds, Clothing, Guns, Pistols and
every thing else Of value at 1904 Market
street.
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TnE famous General Tom Thumb and
his little companions will appear at the
Opera House this afternoon and tonight
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TumTY.TnREE yards Of Calico for on,
dollar, and all other goods in proportion
TO reduce my stock.
J.W. FERREL.
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UNREDEEMED Watches, Chains, Pistols
Overcoats, &c., at 1904 Market street.
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We still have on hand a few Of the
Ladies' Gold Watches for SIS, and Gents
Common Silver Watches at Sl2 at 1901
Market street.
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FINE Side Band Shoes for Ladies just
received at l.. V. BLoSD's.
1875 MainSt.