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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-03
River News.


The msrks at the landing last evening
indicated 2 feet 2 inches and 'slling.
The Comfort left for Marietta yester-
day morning, carrying the mail as far as
that point.
The Phseton departed at II o'clock
yesterday for Sis.ersvllle.
The Tempest was the Sunhsh packet
yesterday afternoon.
Clerk Mart Noll, of the steamer Rsgon,
laid up below the city, registered st the
Stsmm, ''ot the steamer Loaf"
A fat boat with lot of household
goods passed down the river yesterday
morning.
The Market Boy will leave tor Msta-
moras ut 1890 A. NJ. to-day.
SHREVEPORT, October ,, - Westher
clear and warm.
NASHVILLE, October River falling
with Is inches on the shoals.
CAIRO, October mo arrivals or de-
psrtures. River four feet ten inches and
falling.
CGNCGNNATI. October River 4 feet
2 inches and falling. Weather warm
and Clerr.
vICKsBURG, October 2.-Weather
cloudy. Up-Grsnd Tower. Down
Nstchez, Paragon.
LOUISVILLE, October 2.-Westher
clear and warm. Arrived-Cons. Millsr,
Memphis; Lookout and tow, ksnswhs;
Cotton Vslley, Cairo. River falling, with
feet 2 inches in the canal.
EVANSVILLE, October 2.-Weather
clear and hot Mercury "a to SO dogs.
River 2 $40 feet and falling. Up-Ce-
Iva, Maggie Smith and johnson. Down
-Yszoo and g. w. Anderson. Bust
ness rather active.
ST. LOUIS. October l.-Arrived-St.
Genevieve, Memphis; Golden Eagle,
Keokuk, Maggie Illinois river. Depart
ed-City of Helens, Vicksburg; Desmet,
st. Paul; Golden Eagle, Keokuk, Dells,
Illinois river. River falling slowly.
Weather partly cloudy and very warm.
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Bank OF tho Ohio Vale,
Successor o.
THE FIRST NATIONAL DAy,
OF WHEELING.

This Bank Is orgrulz'd and pr,pa,
transact the busiacss of banking ma f.
details.
II succeeds the First National hlI
Wheeling: Is owned hy t.r same 4. Boz
holders, aud l. under the same us.,.r
menL.
By carefully regarding iuelu',n,Y p
correspondents and d'nu1iuD, ars ..t
prompt and faithful. execution u. ..
wishes, ~ hopes To- merit Their r.rs,. ,..
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made uu Gel. points ...t.
out the United states.
Deposit accounts sunI'"' Io C.H. B.
sight, received from banks, Ulukor ..
corporations and individuals.
Certificate, 81 deposit issued TsIa
demand, OF az fixed dTlrs.
Interest allowed Oh special depUsh
JIRE,Iul.-.
ions n. BOTSfUED Vs.. b. -H".N
JACOB :. RHODES. w. A. TUNA.
WIN. A. lsErr, joins 30. tH.s
A. NJ. adams, q. , Upu
HESEY VI. HAEpFE lf
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4 Put UD Job.

a Short Creek farmer brought bar
rel, a keg and a jug of cider TO market
last Saturday. During his temporary
absence some wicked creature tinctured
the cider in the jug with croton oil or
some other substance equally powerful,
and then helped several of his Marshall
county acquaintance to glass all round,
A bystsnder says there was Mt one of the
party visible fifty seconds after the
doctored cider passed their lips Mr.. A.
Caldwell, of Benwood, informs US that
one of his farm hands is still suffering
from the effects of the drsaght. Our
readers may take this item for whatever
it is worth.
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THE COURTS.
Ycsterday's Proceedings I'm the Dff-
ferent Judicial Bodies.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.

COUNTY COU JODuh DOiD'
l. NJ. Warren, administrative, VS.. inc.
Msrling, certified by Squire Caldwell,
was tried by the following Jury: Martin
Pebler, K. 5. Hopkins, John Gibson,
Samuel Oldham, Isaac B. Kelly, VIM.
Kidd, A. Ii. Chspline, Alex. Rouse, VIM.
Curtis, Benz. Hornbrook, Jas. Holdings
worth and Zane Phillips. Judgment for
plaintiff tor SIS 81. Motion made by
defendants counsel for new trial, which
was taken into consideration.
John l.. Rice VS.. John Burton, certified
by Squire Caldwell, was heard before the
following Jury: A. S. Nelson, j. X. Bots
ford r. Swenger, Rudolph Meyer, d. 5.
Thornburg, j ii. Stump, Joseph Nj. Con
ter. S. Il. Greer, Chss. BickeEton, Jas.
G.. Patterson, George Lawson, ard Sam
uel Ryland. Judgment for plaintiff tor
$52.42.
VIM. Stoetzer, appellee, VS.. John
Pracht, appellant, appeal from Squire
Wheeler, was heard by the following
jury: Geo. Williams, John Webb, +. w.
Whtmeyer, j. X. Irwin, r. S. Hopkins,
and James Gibson. The case was dis
missed at costs of appellant, there being
no jurisdiction in this court, the amount
in controversy being $500. No docket
fee.
VIM. Reynolds, appellee, VS.. d. kull,
appellant, appeal from Squire Wheeler.
Judgment for defendant
Adjourned until 9 o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE CeURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
George Komgeber, disorderly, fined 81
and costs. Paid.
Samuel Herman, disorderly. Case DIS
missed.
Theodore Canon, drunk, fined 81.
Execution suspended defendant agreeing
to leave the city.
The case against Harry Smith for as
saulting (cowhiding) DR.. ThoS. Lunsford
WAS continued until Friday at $50
o'clock A. NJ.
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Explosion Of Steamer Comfort

Canaan Kirkbride and pilot Um-
missetter Instantly KtlIed-Twen'
~ Persons Severely Injured ana
-FOUR More MOrtally WOund-
ed-MaiI Agent Ferrier, though
slightly Injured, Saved the Mall
Fifteen Lady Passengers On the HI
fated steamer are saved-ReV.
Sweeney MortaIIy wOnnded-The
C.use of the Explosion Unknown.
MouNDsvILLE, Oct. 2, $40 P. NJ.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
The steamer Comfort exploded mel
hoiIers below the mouth of Pipe Creek,
q, about 80 o'clock this afternoon
Many lives are reported lost, and the
bost is a total wreck. Physicians from
this Mace left for the scene OF the scci.
dent about 4 o'clock. At this writing
am unable to obtain particulars, but the
loss of life is reported great. Y.
LATER.
MoUSDsvlLLE, October 2-9 P. NJ.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
The steamer Comfort, owned sLo
commanded by Martin Klrkbride, and
bound for Parkersburg, exploded heT
boilers to. day, at about 4;2O o'clock P. NJ
near the mouth of Pipe creek. The par
ticuIars, as learned from Mr.. Brown
Kennedy, one of the pilots, are that the
explosion occurred when the boat was
about the middle of the river. She Wai
heavily loaded with freight and had
registered about forty passengers, nj
teen of which were females
Captain Kirkbride and Pilot Burt Um-
missetter, were instantly killed. Captain
Kirkbrlde was asleep in a bunk under
the pilot house at the. time OF the explo'
sion, and Ummissetter Was at the wheel
At least twenty persons were severely
and slightly wounded. -Four OF the
number, two of whom are from Sunnsh
and whose names we were unable tc
learn. are MORALLY wounded. The NAL
agent, Terrier, though slightly injured
succeeded in saving the United States
mail. None Of the lady passengers were
injured, though many of them received
a thorough drenching, and were badly
frightened. Mrs. Robert Mcconnell, o
this place, was among the number. Mr.
Gamble, of Sunfsh, had one of his legs
broken and was badly cut about the head
It is reported that Rev. Sweeny, o
Tyler county, is one of the number NOR
tslly wounded. The boat Is tota
wreck. The freight was nearly all saved
though some of it is injured by wster. A
number of persons are reported missing
and the wreck and water is being searched
for them. Pilot Brown Kennedy los
his hat and valise, but succeeded il
saving his "license." The cause of thu
explosion is, as in all other cases,
mystery, though it must be evident tina
there was negligence on the part of SOM
o G..
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BARRETT.CLATOR BOAT RACE.
Articles of Agreement Entered Into
by Barrett and CIatOr.

Las. night the TRENDS OF Jonn w.
Barrett of the Nail City Boat Club, and
Edward Clator, Of the Z. P. Brown Boat
Club, met al the Petite Saloon on Mar.
kst street aud prepared the following
articles of agreement, VIZ:
We, the undersigned, hereby agree TO
row a single scull race in the best and
best boats, IN accordance with the follow
ing conditions, by which we hereby agree
to be governed:
ARTICLE /. Said race shall be for the
sum of 5000 u side, at Wheeling West
Va. on the Doth day of October 1877, be-
tween the hours of 2 and o'clock P. NJ.
The course shall be from point opposite
to the Baltimore and Ohio Water Works
in SAID city on the West Virginia side,
to a point one mile and a hall below said
Water Works and return 20 the point OF
starting.
ART. 2. The men shall toss for choice
of position before starting in the race,
and shall be started by the word
AGO" Said word to be given
by the referee. The men shall start
from two boats moored twenty-five yards
apart, and row one and a half miles to
their respective buoy boats, to be placed
as near thirty five yards apart as posi-
bic.
ART. 3. The leading boat shall be enti-
tied TO the hindmost boats water, when
the leading boat shows clear water be-
tween its stern and the bow OF the con-
testing boat. There shall be no touling
whatever.
ART. A. Either party shall be entitled
to a guide boat; said guide boat shall
keep on the inside of the men, and shall
at no time cross the bow OF either con-
testsnt.
ART. 5. A boat swerving from direct
course, so as to impede the progress OF
the contestants boat, shall be ruled out
ART. 6. The referee shall be mutually
agreed upon within the week preceding
the race. Each OF the par
ties to the agreement shall be
Untitled to two judges, and said judges
to chose referee. Smooth water shall
be required. The condition OF the water
shall be decided by the referee, who is
hereby empowered to postpone the race
if necessary, until the next fair day,
Sunday excepted.
ART. 7. The decision of the referee
shall be binding on both parties and
final, the referee to accompany the men
over the course if possible.
ART. s. Fifty dollars $50 shall be
deposited, on the signing OF these articles
by each party, in the hands of Christ.
Siebke, who shall also be final stake
holder, and seventy five dollars S75)
shall be deposited with the final stake
holder on the 10th OF October, and the
remaining seventy i've dollars (S75) shall
be deposited with the final stakeholder
on the 18th day of October.
ART. 9. The contestants shall turn
their respective buoy boats, from right
f, to left. Either party failing to comply
with all or any of the above articles shall
forfeit all money that may have been de.
posted.
Given under our hands this I'd day of
October, 1877, in the city OF Wheeling,
county of Ohio, State of West Virginia
rSigned1 JOHN w. BARRETT,
EDWARD CLATOR
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Too Much Load.

Yesterday evening, as horse hitched
to cart loaded with coal, was struggling
to draw the same up the steep grade of
Fourteenth, between Market and Chap
line streets, the contents were dumped
out. This is the second or third time that
this same team has been driven by a
colored man up that street. He invsris-
bly, loads the cart too heavily and makes
the poor old horse draw it up the grade.
Such brutality should be severely pun
ished
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The University of Wooster,

DEV. A. \. f. TAYLOR, d. D., PREiSl-
N dent. Collegiate and preparatory De
partments in successful operation. Twelve
capable and experienced Professors and
Teachers. Nearly 500 Students. Classical
Philosophical and Scientific Courses
graded TO the standard OF 4 astern colleges.
French and German taught thoroughly
Moral and religious influences prevalent.
Location healthful, building and appara-
tus. new expenses very low. Open TO students
of either ser. Fall term opens september II.
Send tor a catalogue before going else
where. Address the President, Wooster,
Ohio. jy4egraw
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AUTUMN OPENING.-Our lady readers
Will doubtless be interested IN the an
nouncement of the opening of Mr.. F. c.
Myers autumn stock OF millinery goods,
which will take place on Thursday, the
4.h inst. Mr.. Myers has purchased
complete stock OF fresh novelties in his
line of business, which will be exhibited
on Thursday afternoon and evening.
The public is cordially invited to call ana
examine the stock, at No. lO46 Main
street.
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8 Case of Alleged Adultery.

Yesterday morning Lewis Hanna had
his brother David Hanna brought
before Squire Phillips on a charge of
living in a state of adultery with fe-
male by the name of Hannah Kuhnie.
At the trial it was alleged that David
Hannah had hired the girl to live at his
house, and instead OF using her as a do.
nestle, had caused her to live with him
in adultery. There beiugno evidence to
convict the party, as the girl swore that
she was employed as a servant, the case
was dismissed
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Almost a Serious Accident.

As two gentlemen, a Mr.. hryter and
T. p. Shallcross, were returning in q
buggy from Father Kreusch's vineyard,
on the top of Wheeling hill, they drove
out of the road, and the first thing they
knew horse, buggy and sll we're turning
sommersaults over the side of the hill to-
ward Fourteenth street Fortunately the
buggy did not get out of the beaten
track at the most preclptous point,
therefore but little damage was done to
either the occupants, horse or buggy
more than causing the former considers
Bile fright and covering them with dust.
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Kun OF.

About noon yesterday, a horse at
tached to q coal cart, and owned by Mr..
,Iohn Fink, of the Eighth ward, took
frigbt at some object and ran away. The
morse was stopped by running against
coal bouse owned by Mr.. Miller, and
breaking in one end of the building. Mr.;
Fink was thrown out OF the cart and
somewhat scratched and bruised. No
serious damage resulted to Fink wagon
or beast.
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jy26Srb
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
SrAUNTON, VIRGINIA.

with over Twenty teachers and officers,
ranks among the frst schools for young
ladies in the United States. In tile oeautl-
ful Valley of Virginia, far famed Tor
70 twenty States Great economy IN eN-
penses required Session opens sept. ~,
fS7 Board and Tuition for entire scnoIas-
tic year $40. For catalogue and iuii IN
formation, address Rev. w. A, HANKS
ID. D., President, Staunton, Va. S%esIo
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Wanted - New Hat.

Monday evening man seated himself
in front of Harpers hat store on Main
street, and watching an Opportunity,took
a new hat from the stand close by, and
placed his cid one in the place where the
new one hung. Mr.. Wilson, the clerk,
saw the fellow and gave chase. The hat
was recovered and all went smoothly on.
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one.
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SreadiIy Increasing.

Rev. DR.. Thompson, President of the
State University, was in the city, yester
day. The doctor informs us that there
are eighty students in attendance at that
Institution of learning, and that there are
more counties o! the Safe represented
tais term than any previous session. The
pride of our State is gradually increasing
in numbers under its present manage
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Washington & Lee University
VIRGINIA

Gen. q. W. G. LEE, Pres't. Full courses
OF instruction in Classical, Literary ana
Scientific studies, and in the Professional
departments OF Law and civil Engineer.
ing.
The next session will open September
10th, and close June 2jth. Total expenses
exclusive of books and clothing, need not
exceed SZ75; by messing they may be re-
duced to 500 or $50.
For full Information by catalogue or cir
cular address WALTER BOWIE,
jy3Oegrb Clerk OF Faculty.
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More Creed. More Practice.

Yesterday afternoon q number of gen.
tlemen from this city went to Frank
Woods on the Bethany Pike for the pur-
pose OF practicing with the Creedmoor
gun. At range of one thousand yards
Major Anderson made the best shot, fol-
lowed by Messrs. Charles hryter,
Woods, John McCracken, Prot. Dwight
and several others. The shooting was q
fine display of target practice. Al the
glass ball practice at the same time,
Messrs G. p. Brown, McCrscken and
Press Harding did the best shooting.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transaction IN real estate
was recorded in the county clerks office
yesterday
Deed made February 10, 1875, by
Rachel D Thornburg and Sarah +.
Weibel, wife of John Weibel, deceased, all
of Ohio county, w Va. to 6. K. Mox.
ley, of the same county and State sfore-
said, for all OF a certain lot or tract of
land containing 1872 poles situated on the
waters OF Little Wheeling creek, above
the borough of Trisdelphis, Tor the con-
sideration of Sl26l.
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patKinne,,sIhe Boy, Sir.

Pat" Kinney, the smiling news agent
at Cameron, informs us that no will en-
large mis- business to meet the demands dur
ing Fair week. In addition to his literary
duties, he will run first class barber
shop and dispense cakes and CONNECTIONS
to all corners. "Pst" is lively boy. He
attends strictly to business and should be
ancourpad
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THERE is possibly no medicine that
has grown into popular favor more rap
idly than McLsin'S Wheeling pills, and
their popularity increases daily. From
a few hundred dozen boxes the demand
has grown to hundreds upon hundreds of
crosses annually, and the demand is con-
stantly increasing, which speaks we'll for
them as safe and reliable family medi-
cine.
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Truth is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. w. Ferreps. He has made some
heavy reductions; Best Prints, to s
cents; "A Chintz, s cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, cents. All other goods
proportion.
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Down. Down. Down. - Another
break down in prices of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell al some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and Goth streets.
j. w. FERREL
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Entertainment.

An entertainment was given by Father
Kreusch at his vineyard yesterday after
noon. The Governor and number of
other guests were invited. Kramer's full
orchestra were present and dlspursed
: upaf music
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BUY for cash and sell at cash prices
which enables nae to sell cheaper than
any other house in the city. Call and
take look to see for yourselves at &. g.
Roths.
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at'heeling geglster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 20 New Advertisements.

Chamber Furniture-G. Mendel, Booth
y Co.
Splendid Opportunity.
Wanted Situation as Domestic.
Missionary Meeting.
General Collector. B. CarLahan.
Fall Opening-C. 7. Brues.
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TIHE WONDER OFTHEAgE. The

VlHE WONDER OF THEAgE. The Magic
i coldwater, self-writinB pen. Equal 20
apint OF best ink. Hundreds selling every
day. This little invention is no hum bug,
but surprises and delights all who use u.
Does away with inkstands. Try one. Price
only l0c, three for 25c; sent free by mail.
Agents wanted. Write TO w. =. PHILLIPS
d CO., Marblehead, Mass agls
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Resting Easy.

DR.. Sullivan, who fell from the second
story window OF his residence Monday
night, had good nights rest up to three
O'clock this morning. There are great
hopes of his recovery.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,
ISzz MARCIA SEOMN IS7S.

UNHIS INSTITUTION OF LEARNING
under the Presidency OF Rev. j.
Thompson, A. NJ, is entering upon new
era of prosperity. During the Spring TerLl
Just closed, the attendance OF students wS
Increased over IS per cent. IL mas large
and scholarly Faculty; "A beautiful, healtn-
full and moral location; ample Sclentlnc
and Philosophical Apparatus; Library
constantly growing; a curriculum OF the
most thorough character; "A standard OF
scholarship surpassed by no American
institution OF learning.
The expenses are less than at any other
place known 10 afford equal advantages.
The Fall term begins September 9th the
Winter term January I'd, and Spring term
March 9th For full information, cata'
logues, &c, address the President.
GEO. e.. STURGISS,
ag2iWSXb Secretary OF Regents.
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VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE,

BOUNDED 1857, 3l6 WEST jSTH STREET,
4 New York Central Park Family ana
Day School for Young Ladies. Special
advantages for Conversations French and
German. Re-opening Sept q, 1871.
DR. and Madame VAN NORMAN, Prin-
cipalS ag:}OegT-T-SD
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EDUCATIONAL.
LADIES SEMINARY,

nLAIRsVILLE, PA. FALL Session
Is opens Thursday, Septem Der lStn, 49,
Location very healthful, easy OF access,
ton For Catalogue, please address
'i'A ]. JEWETT PARKS,
,,-0eAOrh Principal.
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Coon black Kid Gloves for 35 cents at
j. w. FerreIs.
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JUST received, lot of Children's
Shoes of the latest styles, at l.. V.
Blends.
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FLANSELs, blankets, comforts, &c!
something to keep you warm during the
winter, and very cheap, at q. g. Roth's.
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ALLEGHENY COLLEGEI
MEANWHILE, PA.

The College year will open Sept, 18TH.
The Preparatory School will open sa ne
day.
Boarding on cooperative plans from
81 50 TO $500, including all items. SELF
Boarding cheaper. Board III families from
2 -
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GENTS fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received at l.. V. Bonds.
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If you want TO get suited In pair of
Shoes, 90 to l.. V. Blends.
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TUITION FREE.

Contingent Fee So per Term. -Four
College Courses. Chartered in 1917. Recent
improvements extensive; patronage last
year rs per cent over previous year; caol-
nets and libraries equal 10 the best. APP
ply TO President BUGBEE or 10 the Secre-
tary for Catalogues or information
iy26ppya
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TowELtNGs, table linens, damask, &c,
at the very lowest cash prices, at G. q.
Roth.
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THE finest stocks and the best styles
of fall cslicoes in the city at G. &. Roth's,
2lOO Main street.