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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-19

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN PIANOS
AND ORGANs.-Our readers will hardly
credit 1t when We tell them how low a
frst.class Piano or Organ can be bought
at Adams 4 Lucas, 1927 Market street.
For instance:
A fine carved Knabe Piano, seven oc.
tayes, us good as new, for 1915; first cost
$3.50.
An elegant rosewood Piano, carved
legs, seven octaves, lean not be told from
new one for S2Gj; first cost $500.
Other good second hand Pianos at from
$40 to $3.50.
Splendid new Pianos OF the best makes,
including Steinway, KnNbe, lIazelIon and
others, at from $500 to $1,000.
In the line Of Organs Messrs. Adj ans y
Lucas sell the Mason 4 Hamlin, Smith,
American, and several other. makes, at
the lowest possible prices-irom $50 TO
$500. Some very good secondhand Or.
gans as low us $40 to $50. Altogether, u
better variety can not be found in any
music store.
Terms Of payment will be made to suit
all responsible parties, while for cash a
very liberal discount will be made,
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FALSE IMPREssIoS.-It is generally
supposed by 4 certain class Of citizens,
who are not practical or experienced,
that Dyspepsia can not invaribly be cured,
but We are pleased to say that GREENS
AUGUST FLOWER has never, to our knOwl.
edge, failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint in all its forms, such rs Sour
Stomachs, Costivencss, Sick Headache,
pNlpitation OF the Heart, low spirits, &c,
&c. Out OF 10000 dozen bottles sold last
year, NOT single failure was reported,
but thousands OF complimentary letters
received from Druggists OF wonderful
cures. Three doses will relieve any case.
Tryit. Sample bottle 10 cents. Regular
Size 70 cents. For sale by Logan, List 4
Co., and Laughlin Bros. " Co.
nn,It,,,
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The CoURTs.-CRcurT CouRr-Judge
Meirin.-This court met as usual yester.
day morning, and transacted the follow.
ing business:
Rules were Issued against Ellen Richie,
Charles Prettyman, Eliza Prettyman and
Richard Forsythe, absent witnesses.
Attorney General Robert White was
admitted TO practice in this court.
The case Of the State vs.. VIM. Forsythe,
IT,, charged with shop.brealIing, was
called. Fortythe was indicted for break.
ing into Otto Hess butcher shop, in East
Wheeling, on the night Of the 9Th Of June
last, and stealing lot OF meat there.
from. The prisoner is represented by
Mesprs. Davenport and Dovener, and
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan Is as.
sisted by Mr.. Cracrait in the
prosecution. The case was put on
trial before the following Jury: JIM.
Hawley, George Miller, j. j. Forester,
Arthur Il, Carter, A. J. Halstead, NJ. n.
Wayman, John Q. Belville, D. ID. Eng.
lish, Jerry Mason, Jos. Green and o. d.
Thompson. The trial had not been con.
.cluded at the hour Of adjournment.
Adjourned until the usual hour this
morning,
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MAYo's CRoCKErr.-Mr. Frank Mayo's
"Davy Crockett charmed and delighted
those who witnessed it in the Opera
House last night. The audience was
shNmefully small for 30 fine play and
so talented an actor. Mayo's creation is
entirely his own, and is rs far removed
from the blood and thunder heroes Of the
Buffalo Bill" and "Texas Jack" stripe
as is day from night. It is really an ar
tistic production, and worthy Of being
classed with the greatest dramatic Crea.
lions Of the day, There are no Indians,
no murderers, no rullians, and
no vulgarity in the play, which IL n
beautiful idyl OF the backwoods, drama
Of pure sentiment. The support was un.
exceptionally good, especially that rem.
deredby Miss Josephine Laurens, whose
Eleanor Vaughn" was charmingly por.
trayed. We venture to say that the
Opera House never held an audience
more in accord with the true spirit Of
the play and the players, or who bestowed
their applause more freely.
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CARNCROsS * DINE This evening
Carncross u Dixle's Minstrels will give
an entertainment in the Opera House.
This company has not visited Wheeling
Tor some time, but none who ever wit
messed their performances will fail to
attend this evening il it is possible. The
company comes now greatly strengthened,
both by years Of practice and by the add.
ton Of several new members. In addition
to the music and the budget Of fresh
jokes, the company will present a new
piece never played in this city, entitled
"Around the World in Fifty Minutes"
1t has been performed in New York with
great success for several consecutive
weeks.
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CHARGED WITH CRUELTY BEATING A
CHmD.-Justice VIM. Phillips, at the
instance Of Mr.. Louis Britt, yesterday
issued a warrant against Prof. j. F..
Snowden, Principal OF the Fourth Ward
public school, upon 4 charge OF cruelty
beating a six ear-old son OF Britt. The
case came up att ?. NJ. for examination.
Prof. SnOwden was present at the ex.
animation, and G. L. Caldwell, Esq,
appeared as his attorney. The only
witnesses examined we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Britt, who testified in sub
stance that the child was sent to school
for the first time on Monday; that during
play hours he had accidentally hit u
schoolmale on the head with stone, for
which he was punished by the Principal,
who took him from the school room into
the hall and beat him with n leather strap;
that when the child returned home they
examined his body and found his back,
legs and hips covered with blue stripes
made by the strap. Prof. Snowden stated
that lie had punished the child, rs the wit.
nesses had testified, but he did not think
he was unusually severe. No Witnesses
for the defense were examined, the coun.
sci preierring to allow the case to 20 to
court, where il Will no doubt be fully in.
vestigated. The defendant gave bond in
the sum oil $500 for his appearance at
court.
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INDIAN CoNvICrs.-The Moundsville
Penitentiary now has u larger number Of
convicts than ever before. There are
two hundred and twenty prisoners in the
penitentiary, representing many different
nationalities. Among the number are
six Indians from Kansas, United States
prisoners, who are employed in the cigar
factory. Superintendent Bridges states
that he has less trouble with these red
men than with any Of the other prisoners.
They are very intelligent, learn easily,
and do their work in a skilliul manner.
Two Of them are iull.blooded Indians,
one Of whom cannot speak a word OF
English, There are also ak Italian con.
vects from Louisiana.
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JASTToR ELEcTED.-The Board OF
Public Works was in session again yes
terday afternoon, and after examining
some twenty applications for the position
Of Janitor Of the Public Buildings, elect
ed Mr.. Charles W, Weitzel, OF this city,
to fill that office for the ensuing term.
The office is worth about 81 900 per year,
with 50 per day extra during the sessions
OF the Legislature for assistance. The
Board adjourned TO meet on Tuesday
morning next at 10 o'clock.
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ALI. ABOUT A JUG OF WHIsKY.-On
Saturday countryman and his boy came
to Bridgeport and among other articles
purchased a jug Of whisky, from which
the father imbbed so freely that the boy
was forced to call TO his aid Charley 70.
senberg, to assist in getting the old man
home again. The first move made was
to get possession OF the jug and hide it
from what little gaze was left to the old
man. This being accomplished they sue.
ceeded in getting the old mans feet in the
homeward path, but IN looking for the
hidden jug they found it in possession
Of Charley McGavern. In the melee
which ensued to gain the jug,
McGayern struck Rosenberg on the head
with it, breaking the jug and splitting the
remaining contents. Officer McConnau-
ghy arrested McGavern and he had II
hearing before Mayor MCConnaughy and
was fined five dollars and costs, which he
paid rather than go to Jail.
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HOTEL ARRIvAls.-I'he following are
among the late arrivals at the hotels:
81. James-Wm. MEG. Hall, Wetzel
county; II. G. De Camp, Mansfield, o; j.
$. EvCrhard, Springfield, o.
&dmm-lsaac Scott, Scottown, o.; A.
Meyer, Brownsville, O.; John Marley
Newport, o.; W. II. Booth and lady
uraysville, o.; Albert Mackey, New Cum,
berland; p. d. Citizens, NJ. D., Beallsvillc
o. l.. BrySon, Jacob,burg, ..
MaLue-Frank Mayo and the "Davy
Crockett" combination, consisting OF nine
persons; c. c. Harvey, Huntington, Pa.
$. +. Oliver and wife, Parkersbnrg J. b
Rodgers, Grafton; X. NJ. Simmons, Mar,
tinsburg; Il. Il, Marion, Clarksburg; J. X
Jacob, Wellsburg; A. d. Kline, Il. c,
Denison, Newburg; j. l.. Frank, Hanes,
Vile.
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PERSONAL MENuoS.-Mis Emma Alb.
bot, the primS donna, who willsing in the
Opera House tomorrow night, visited the
Soldiers Home at Dayton the other day,
and sang several ballads to the sick
soldiers in the hospital. When she sang
"Home, Sweet Home" an affecting scene
occurred, many OF the men bursting into
tears.
Andy Harrison, the veteran mate Of
the Mallie Ragon, has signed the Murphy
pledge, and says he intends keeping it for
all time.
Mr.. James W. Woilindin, formerly ed
itor Of the Weston Democrat, Is at the
SIamm House.
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The river continues to fall slowly. Last
evening the marks indicated s feet .
inches,
The Express passed up at 4 A. NJ. with
good trip.
The JIM. Kerr departed Tor Pittsburgh
at S A. NJ.
The Carrie Brooks passed down at s A.
NJ, the Granite State up at noon, ard the
Emma Graham down last night.
The Science was the ParEersburg pack
ct yesterday morning, and the Ragon will
leave for that place this morning.
The Star OF the West was yesterday
towed up from Bellaire by the Bette
Gilbert, and will lay ut the wharf until
her machinery is repaired.
Capt. Wash. Ebert says Com Kountz,
Capt. Sam Dean and himself are the only
steamboatmen actively engaged on the
river at the present time, who were at ii
when he commenced boating some forty
yeara ago. Capt. T., although 81 years
Of age, does not look rs old rs many men
at 5O.-PaS. Com. Gdsete.
About fifty men in the government ser.
vice have commenced the work OF re.
moving the obstructions At the head Of
the Cumberland river.
Capt. W. o. Martin has sold his inter.
cat in the kanawha river packet West
Virginia TO Capt. James budding, who
now has command.
Capt. Sweeney writes to the Commercial
Ga=ct'c from Kansas city, No, under
date OF the 18th inst: Steamer Fanchon
arrived at IS Pm. Lay up every night.
Have had rising river and strong current
to contend with till to-day.
lBy TGlcSraph.l
PITTSBURGH, April lS.-River 5 fee. 3
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy;
rained lightly here and at all points
above.
NEw ORLEANS, april lS.-No ARR.
walls. Departed-C. b. Church, Ohio
river. Weather cloudy.
NIcKsBuRG, April IS. - Weather
cloudy. River l2 feet and rising. Up
Clarksville, Mary Henderson, Sallic
Smith, No boats down.
EVANSVILLE, April lS.-Rivcr II feet
aud falling, Up-ldlewild, Coal Hill,
Maggie Smith and Silverthorn. Down
lronsides and Morningstar. Cloudy.
CAIRO, April lS.-Arrived-Smith and
Grand Lake, St. Louis. River IS feet 10
inches and falling. Still raining.
OMAHA, April lS.-The Kate Kenney
passed PlattsmOuth at . =. NJ, bound up.
River fallen : inches.
LOUISVILLE, April IS. - Weather
cloudy, with rain. DEPARTED Fawn,
Evansville. Eight feet six inches in the
canal.
VIM. c, Kylor, for years identified with
the steamboat interests along the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers, died here to-day.
MEMPHIS, April lS.-River 80 feet &
inches, having risen inches. A heavy
rain storm set in after midnight and con.
tinucd all day; mercury 10. Arrived
Petrol, from the Illinois river, Departed
Hard Cash, for White river; Thompson
Dean and Schenck. for New Orleans.
Cons. Millar and Houston, for Cincin.
natl. 1t is thought the Fannie Moore
will be raised, Eckert is at work on her,
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PARTY At WALrERs'.-A large mum.
Der OF our citizens attended grand
party at Frank Walters last night. 1t
was expected that the affair, which was
in charge Of committee OF young gen.
tlemen Of Pleasant Valley, would be one
Of the grandest events OF the kind this
season. The supper and refreshments
were furnished by Mr.. Walters, and the
music BY Cockayne.
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BASE BALL.-At the Fair Grounds,
Friday and Saturday, April 20 and q,
Ludlows, Of Cincinnati, vs.. Standards, Of
Wheeling. Game called at r. NJ. prompt.
Admittance 2jc; boys l5c. The C. * T..
and Hemptield trains will lay over on
Saturday until 5:i5 to accommodate per.
sons desiring TO witness this game.
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SEVERELY lHJuRED.-Yesterday alter.
noon Mr.. George Robinson, harness
maker doing business on llth street, met
with painful accident. lie was working
with piece Of leather in Il wise, and the
leather slipped from its hold, when he
fell backward against an iron bar, the
end Of which struck him in the side.
The injury is not considered serious, but
will probably lay him up for a few days.
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DEALERS in canned fruit complain that
this Springs business is not equal to
former years. When times are hard the
people do not indulge in Injuries to
great extent. Peaches are the leading
article in this trade, after which tomatoes
and corn receive a large share Of public
patronage.
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FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust made by Frederic
Fisher and Johanna Fisher, his wife, TO me rs TnIs-
tsc, dated the 7th day Of April 1877, and Of record
in the oiICc Of the Clerk Of the County Court OF
Ohio county, | will proceed 10 sell At public auc-
ton ut 10 o'clock AN, on
THURSDAY, tho 10Th day Of May, 1871,
At the front door Of the Court House OF Ohio o0un-
", the following property, v!z All that piece or
parcel Of ground situate In CaldwelPs addition 10
the city al Wheeling. Ohio county, W. Va, known
rs the Forth half d Lot No, Gye(7 In square No.
fifteen 10, fronting on Jacob street formerly
james grcci), together with all the improvements
thereto lclOuging-the house being No, 1918 Jacob
street.
TiRNs oY sALE-OuC-thlrl cash In hand and as
much more as The purchaser may elect to pay, and
the balance In two equal payments at one and two
years, with security and bearing interest.
T. J, HUGuS, Trustee.
W. II HlrtFR, Aurti0neCr RplO
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ANNUAL CONGREGATIONAL MEETING,
AT the annual congregational meeting
of the Second Presbyterian Church held
last evening the following officers were
elected to serve during the ensuing year :
Board Of Trustees-J. S. Rhodes, W.
L. Hsarne, Joseph Lawson, W. b. simp.
son, Robert Crangle.
Treasurer-T.,C g. Moflat.
Secretary-W. c. Dufield.
The reports Of the several officers show
the church to be in a very hourishing
condition.
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DEATH OF JAMES BAGGs.-Mr. James
Bagg4, Of the Martins Ferry foundry
firm OF Spence, Baggs ~ Co., died yester.
day afternoon at his residence on Eoll
street, between 23d and oath streets, OF
typhoid pneumonia. Mr.. Baggs was in
the Goth year of his age, and the greater
part Of his life was spent i'll this city. He
was 4 pattern maker by trade, and by in.
dustry and economy obtained the requi.
site capital to embark in the foundry
business, in which he had been engaged
for number Of years previous to his
death. Some two or three years ago
he became member of the firm
OF Spence, Baggs & Co., which
was then organized, and which now man.
ages one Of the leading manufacturing
establishments Of Martins Ferry. Mr..
Baggs was devout Christian, and known
in the community for his sincere piety
and honesty Of purpose, and all who
knew him respected him. He was a
prominent member Of the ChapIine
Street NJ. E. Church, where the funeral
services will be held tomorrow alter
noon at 8 o'clock.
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ON Tuesday two young men were driv.
ing some cattle belonging to Fred.
Weimer down Woods Run and one Of
them, named Boyer, was riding ahead to
turn the cattle into another road. Boger
was turning his horse, when his com.
pNnion rode up at full speed against the
horse that Boyer was riding, ard Knocked
it down. The horse fell on Boger's leg,
bruising il badly.
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THE cheapest shoes in the city at
l., V. BLOSDS

Wuos GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA? is Il
moo;cd question Of which there is di-
verslty OF opinion, but let the question be
asked what is the most reliable Cough
Medicine? promptly and confidently
comes the reply from old and young, rich
and poor, "Mcl.ains' Pcctoral Syrup"
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JUST received, u lot Of ChiIdren's Shoes
OF the latest styles, at l.. V. BLONp's.

JUsr THINK OF IT, THIRTY OF THOSE
fine Steel Engravings, Oil Chromos, &c.,
sold last night. You get them at your
own prices, remember. Must be sold this
week. Auction sales every afternoon at
. o'clock, and evening at o'clock, 1909
McLains' Block, opposite Mcl.ure House.
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"MIss ABBOTT sang beautifully the aria
from the opera OF Leonora, and received
great applause and recalls before the cur.
tam; but she awoke zero tdnatismo when
she sang the 'Serenade' Of Braga. Miss
Abbott had to present herself many times
before the curtain, and repeated the
'Serenade' amid the warmest applause.
This young artistic will certainly make
a brilliant career."--N C17iere HaGano,
Florence
Miss Abbott will sing in the Opera
House tomorrow night.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol.
lowing transfer OF real estate was adj.
mitted to record in the office OF the Clerk
Of the County Court yesterday:
Deed made April IS, 1877, by Angelina
P. Fink to Rebecca Fitzpatrick, for the
south one.hnIf Of lot No. IS, on the west.
ern side OF South Front street, Island;
5000.
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A HORSE attached to dray stumbled
over some loose cobblestones on Water
street, yesterday, and fell to the ground,
the dray turning over and falling on top
Of the animal. a number Of bystanders
assisted the driver to right things.
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MAN SHOT AT BELMONT, O.-Mr.
Frank Lynn, a hotel keeper nj Belmont,
Ohio, was shot by woman named Rish.
Ter, late Tuesday night. The ball Just
missed the heart, a rib causlngit to glance
of. The woman is n former resident OF
Belmont, but now lives in Bellairc. She
arrived at GAINESVILLE on the midnight
train Tuesday night, and calling Mr.
Lynn out shot him Immediately on his
opening the door. The wound is not
considered fatal. We have not heard the
cause OF the shooting.
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The Sumner (colored) band visited the
Island Tuesday night, and treated the
people over there to some delicious
music. This band has made wonderful
progress in music during the time they
have been rraciicing, and has a promis-
ing future.
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Abusive LANduAGE.-Abel Jepson, Of
E;naville, was arrested by Officer Me.
Conaughy, Of Bridgeport, yesterday, for
using abusive language towards William
Bell. The case was compromised by each
paving half the costs.
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THE Peasc Township Trustees and In.
Urinary Directors meet at the Rhodes
House, Bridgeport, this morning at 10
o'clock, to receive proposals for medical
treatment fOrthe poor, The lowest bid.
der gets theiob. This is good for the
Treasury, but n little hard on the poor.
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In Eastern cities spectators in the
weather do thriving business by hiring
out umbrellas at so much per hour in
rainy weather. This is n gratuitous sug.
gestion for the proprietors Of street
stands
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OPENING CoSTINUED.-MissW akerly,
on account of the unfavorable weather
yesterday, will continue her Spring Open.
ing Of fine Millinery Goods Today from
9 A. NJ. to 9 L. NJ. See advertisement.
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YESTERDAY morning rs coGnLryman
was driving team down Main street, in
North Wheeling a bolt on one side Of the
shaft dropped out, and the horses started
to run, but were caught before any dam
age was done.
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JUSTICE SCHULTZ yesterday required
Stephen Quinn to give bond in the sum
OF $50, conditioned to keep the peace for
six months, on peace warrant issued at
the instance Of Wilson Smith.
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STONE for curbing purposes has been
distributed along Market street, above
10Th. The pavements on this street arc
TO bc widened, as on Main, an improve.
mcnt which is badly needed.
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We are informed that Mr.. John Arm.
strong intends removing the lumber from
his lumber yard on Market street, be.
tween 9th and 9TH streets, 40 as 10 lay the
ground of in building lots.
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NV Goods New Goods Just re.
ceived 5000 yards Of fine chintzes in the
latest styles, one yard wide, which we will
sell at 10 cents per yard. Also new lot
Of Carpets, from Is cents upward; 10000
bolts Of Wall Paper, cheapest in the city.
Call soon II you would secure bargains,
nj InMN RnEMER's
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SEE the old and reliable Paper Hanger
il you want work done; 90 years expcr-
fence in the principal cities of the East
and West. Leave orders at this office or
7. q. Box .. W, LOwSpEs.
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The funeral OF Mr.. VIM. Hepburn, a
we'll known mailer, took place yesterday
afternoon from his late residence on
Water street, Wheeling Lodge Of Odd
Fellows escorted the remains 10 the grave.
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BurrERcuPs and datlodiIs, which
should be the prevailing millinery floral
decorations, are scarcely more prevalent
in Wheeling as yet than violets and apple
blossoms.
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TIE WHOLE IMMENSE STOCK OF FINE
Pictures at 1909 Market street must be
sold this week. Every one says it is the
finest collection ever in town. Daily af.
ternoon and evening sales. Haller, anc.
tiOneCr.
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SOMETHING quite new for Rugs and
Splashers, the latest in Worsted and
Silk Fringes and Trimming Silks, Scale
Buttons, Black Spanish Net Scaris, Lace
Bibbs and Fans. l.. SwARACKEr,