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the city Of new orleans vs.. 9. A. 4 l.. L.

CUpERIOR DiSfRf0T GOuHT FOR THE
~ parish Of Orleans, Nos, ss.87s aud 30, 965-By
virtue OF two writs Of fleri feias to me directed
by the honorable the superior District Court for
the parish Of Orleans, in the above entitled
CAUSES. for city taxes, of 1874 and 1876, will
chants and Auetioneers' Exchange, Royal street
between Canal and Customhouss streets. in the
August ii. isT7. at II o'clock m the following
described property. to vii
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
one hundred, and twenty -four, bounded by
Julia, Tehoupitoulas, Magazine and Notre Dame
streets designated as the undivided ohs-half of
lot number twenty Aseven, measure SIXTY nine
feet front on Julia street by one hundred and
sixtf-two feet in depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms Cash on the spot. . &c.,.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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OWL Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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The city Of New ORLEANS VS.. simon

Courage, or Uourrege.
CUPERIOH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish Of Orleans. No. 81 274-By virtue of d
writ Of fieri faeias to me directed BY the honor
able the Superior District Court for the parish
Of Orleans, In the above entitled 0 use. for city
tion at The Merchants and Auetioneers' Ts4
change, Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. in The Second District of this
city, on SATURDAY. August IL, 1877, at Ia o'clock
M, the following described property, to wit
A CERTAIN PQHTION OF GROUND, sit
uated In the Sixth District OF this city, In square
number one hundred and sixtysnine. bounded
by Constance Laurel. Austerlits and CONSTANT
nople streets, designated as lots numbers seven.
eight and nine. measuring eiRhty,six feet front
on Constance street by one hundred and twenty
feet In depth
Seized iii the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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JuDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF. sALEs.
The City ,Uf New orleans VIZ. Augustc
Sehule; same We. same same Va. same same

The City Uf New orleans VIZ. Augustc
Schulz same We. same same vs. same. same
yS. same. 49, .
- parish OF Orleans. Nos. esq., II gs2 10 $40. gg76
by Write OF four wFits Of feri faeias to me IL.
reetea by the honorable the Superior District
entitled causes. for city tases Of 1870, 1911 1874
1910. viii proceed to sell at PUBLIC auction, at
the Merchants and Auetioneers Exchaiige,
streets, In the Second District Of this city .Qn
SATURDAY. August IL, 1B1t at - o'clock M, the
a GEkTAIN LoF or GROUND. situated
IA the First District Of this city. in square num-
Der two hundred and eighty seven. bounded by
Basin, Melpomene, Rampart and Thalia streets,
designated as lot number two. measuring tllir=
tystwe feet front on Basin street by ninety seven
feet In depth.
Seized In the above its.
Terms Cash on the sput.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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haness: same ys. same: same ss. same
same va. same
- parish of Orleans Nos. 17,4ss, - OBJ, Ct ase
and VI .5bs-By virtue of four wfts Of ieri fatias.
10 me directed by the honorable the Superior
District Court for the parish Of Orleans. In the
above entitled causes, for city taxes Of 1864,
1871 1878 and 1875, will proceed to sell at public
auction. at the Merchants and AuetipBeers' Ex-
change Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tumhouse etreeta In the Second District Of this
city. pm SATURDAY, Augusta. 1877. at Ia o'clock
h M h tR2laYNpE as pF RRfpRsNy a II in
the First District Of this city In square number
one hundred and nineteen bounded by Gaien-
ME, Annunciatien, Ualliope and Constance
streets, designated az lot number thirteen.
measuring twenty five feet front on Gaienne
street by one hundred and twehty-eight feet in
depth.
Seized In the above suit..
Tefms-Gash on the spot
THOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SECOND. JUDICIAL. DISTRICT COURT FOR
THEgIxTH AND sEvENTH. MUNICIPAL
DISTBfCFS, PARISH OF ORLEANS.
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MRS. A. N. LANGENsTEIE VS.. CHARLES
LaDgenstsinARo gA5.
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The City of New Orleans VS.. Jean M.
Abadie; same VS.. same: same VS.. Jean H.

IT.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
IxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.


CAHMELITE RICHARD vs.. JOHN G. LIB
ano-No. 1916.
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-22

HAIRY C4L's CoHcERT.-As usual an
Overlooking house greeted "Happy Cal'
and his splendid minstrel troupe last
evening at the AthenCum. The pro.
gramme was good one, Introducing
many novel and funny features. The
ouartetle Of vocalists are the best we have
heard with any travelling company, and
the brass band would be hard TO beat any.
where. Their selections are good and
their performance magnificent Cal,
Wagner, az an end man, needs no words
Of praise from our pen. He il burnt
cork prince, and ILLS every part he plays
upon the programme to perfection.
Harry BlanChard's double.voiCcd vocal.
ist il new feature in the minstrel
business and brought down the house
with his clever performance The flute,
cornCt and banjo solos were all good, as
wNs in fact ,hc entire musical pro
grammc. The song and dance men were
kept on the stage as long as their breath
lasted. The Hampton stulents were
matChless in their part Of the funny
business, and the Baby Elephant should
be brought out al the great centennial
show. The entertainment was one OF the
best ever given here by Cal WagnCr's
troupe or any other troupe that has visit.
ed our city.-Dubuque Herald.
The sale Of tickets will commence this
morning at 10 o'clock, at the Opera
House box office.
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LEGISLATIVE NoTYs.-Thcrc were three
sessions OF the House Yesterday.
"Gray" il becoming very popular
color in the House.
The law compcls the Legislature to al.
Journ at II NJ. tomorrow. Some OF the
members, after wasting the entire fore.
part OF the session and cxhausting their
leave OF absence, expect the business Of
the House to he completed in one even
ing. The clerks don't need any rest
Why not continue the sessions all night
The members we're all in excellent hu.
NOR last night. The clerks rice rcrsa.
Shcril's Tingle's bill has got as far as
a second reading in the House. It's like
ly to stick there, unless the Legislature
extends the session.
The Senate has not passed the Appro
priation Bill yet.
Delegate John Brown Gray makes Il
very digniticd and graceful presiding off.
Ger. We understand, although from a
very unreliable source, that the member
from Monongalia is laying the ropes that
will secure him seat in the House OF
Representatives at Washington. Go in,
John, we'll back you!
The iivc.minute rule, which was adop.
ted yesterday, will be the means OF cut.
ting short many a pcroration.
LOUISVILLE, February 2l.--Warm and
clear. DGpartCd-Dovc, Kentucky river:
Cherokee, Cincinnati; KanOwha, Pome.
roy; Fawn, Evansville.
ElCKsDuEG, February 2l.-River fell
, inches. Clear and cool. Arrived
Colorado, Down-Ashland. Up-John
a. Wood and barges.
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The Murphy Wave Strikes
MOundISCiIlC,

shhN-NlNNN llslsit ltHI lATN IL
Ei'ipgs lniclIigcnCcr:
The Murphy temperance movement
that ha1 for months been sweeping over
the different parts OF our land has reach.
ed NJ, and it IL to he hoped that much
good will be accomplished by what Is be.
ing lnanguraled tonight. MesFrs. Dun,
bar an" Stringer arrived At our place
tins morning, and tonight a meeting wa,
held at the NJ. l.. Church.
- The meeting was ogenCd with singing
by the choir, Miss Lide Whipple a, the
organ. Mr., Dunbar read portion o.
scripture, commenting on the same
Prayer was offered by the Rev. II. C.
Sanford. Singing, 'Thc Shellering Rock
Mr. Dunbar next addressed the meeting.
lie referred TO the movement which had
been inaugurated by Mr.. Murphy, its
success, &c. Mr.. Stringer began his re.
marks by asking the young men why
they drink. lie related 4 number OF in.
cidenls connected with his own lie and
that OF others, showing the effects Of
whisky.
Some Of the incidents related were Of
an amusing nature, but many OF them
we're Of a character to show the horrors
OF the use Of alcohol. lie urged all
young men to stop and think before they
went any further in their downward
career, and to sign the pledge ut once.
At the close Of his remarks y persons
came !oTwagl and signed the pledge.
Mcs7rs. Mcfadden and Dunbar made
remarks; also Rev. s 4. Wilson.
y collection was raised to dcfray cx-
pcnscs The meeting was very cnthusi.
asllc. In all lGi persons signed. There
viii he another meeting tomorrow night.
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NEW UNIFORMS FOR TIE poILcE. The
members OF the police force last evening
received their new uniforms, and will ap.
pear in them !o-,lay for the fret time.
The uniform consists Of sack coat OF
navy blue, worn rather long, with the
regular brass button, and pants and vest
OF the same material. A fatigue cap, sim.
liar to those worn by army officers in the
late war, bearing the number OF the oil.
Ger surrounded by a wreath OF leaves, and
belt and mace, comprise the remainder
OF the equipment We understand that
II is Capt. Ripley's intention to see tina,
his men are in full uniform when on duty.
This change from the old tattcrdemalion
style OF the police force will be very nc.
ceptable TO our citizens.
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TIIE SuNKEN STEAMER CALUMET
Capt. Phil. Anshutz, Of the sunkcn steam.
er Calumet informs the river editor OF
me Cincinnati Times that more than one.
hali OF the Calumet is out Of water. and
the remainder will be entirely in a day
or two. He says that the plan of mn.
rIghting her by means of ropes and tackle
would not work. He has therefore aban.
doncd that tack, and will now 90 to worI,
in getting the freight out Of the hold,
when he will fill her side to the water
with oil barrels, caulk the hull IN tIrht
and when the river rises pump air INTO
her hold. BY that means he will be able
to gel her alloOt. Capt. Anshutz states
that the cylinders are still holding to the
hull, but the boilers are gone.
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,,,. SALE OF THE CLEMENS LIBRARY
The remaining portion Of the Shcrrnrd
Clemens library was sold at public sale
nt the Court House ycStcrlay, under the
direction Of ]. i. Jones, executor, by
Anctioneer Hcrvcy. The volumes were
principally legal and historical works,
and were sold at prices ranging from 10
cents to 81 30 each. Considering tho
value oil the works., the amount realized
was more aOnR.
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SCARCITY OF MONEY is no
doubt but the present condition OF all
kinds of business and industry is fear.
fully depressed, and il behooves every
family to look carefully to their expenses.
Winter is coming on, when children arc
liable to Group, Whooping Cough, etc,
Coughs and Colds will prevail every
where, and Consumption, with other
throat and lung diseases, will carry of
many. These diseases should not be neg.
lcctCd. Doctors biIls are expensive, md
We would advise our people to use
BoscNEE's GERMAN SYRUP. ltnCver has
failed. One bottle at Is cents will keen
your whole family well during the winter
Two dosCs will relieve my case. Sold in
all wnainthC United States, and bv,yonr
Drnggist. Wholesale agents, Logan l.ial
n Co. and LNughlin Bros. n Co.
GOllW
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FINED FOR BEATING His lloRsE.-Ycs.
tcrday afternoon, in Bridgeport, Il coun.
tryman became cnragcd at his horse, and
beat the animal severely. Officer Reese
BurdCtt took the brute 1--WE mean the
conntryman) into custody, and before u
magistrate, where he was assessed 81 and
costs for his fun. The prompt action OF
the officer in making the arrest was
warmly commended by the ciiiacns who
wiineSard Ihc nllnir
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CONTINUATION OF THE TEMPERANCE
MEEriNGs.-Ihe temperance cyclone il
sui sweeping onward, increasing daily
both IN power and velocity, and the la.
dies VINO have labored 80 faithfully in the
cause now thank God and take fresh
courage II was prophesied by many
VINO have held alooi from the movement
that the enthusiasm and excitement
wouiI rapidly DIE away after the depart.
nre oil the gentlemen who inaugurated it;
Dnt had these cronkers been present ut
H tme meeting IN the Fourth Street NJ, i.
Shurch last evening they would have
DSen convinced that the effect Of the
murphy meetings vii he felt for some
'lmeto come anu That the meetings will
no ", soon slop Tor want oipeopIe tonltend.
ne hee'ihS laSt evening was large
auu iuIl oil eh'lI"'la'm, the ladies and
Gentlemen under whose auspices the
u, was commenced feeling great.
encourages over Their success. Rev.
- McN; helley presided over the meet.
lns! anu was assisted IN Inc religious eX-
e 81 ny o'"er ministers present. MIR.
C'e"r 'eeley anu u Cholr OF excellent
singers were on hahd, swelling the en-
'HuS'"sni Oh 'ne occasion Wllh u volume
VI Soii!isl'rrIhs music since the open
ing OF tue meetings ar SGeIey has led the
SSlnSlHg' anu mas 'hereoy contributed
iaTseIy 10 lIo success oil tle work.
purIns Ihe evening snort addresses
were InauS ny ~ heiley' Me9srs. Alex.
H III A. u Nlhcher, >: Il: Jepson,
M W nm b,n,SSs' James cunningham, IT,,
ilDWr truman, jacob hemnle, Rev
John WlIleils and Mrs. J.. Mex. Kelley.
Mrs Kelley made the suggestion that
one or Two temperance restaurants,
known ~ friendly INNS be established
IN Inc central part oil the city, for the ac'
conmodatl0n oil those who desired to get
cup oil coliee, a sandwich, or any light
lunch, so that they would have some
place to 80 where liquor was not sold.
the rooms should each have 4 small Ii.
Orary, Keep on lie the newspapers and
periodicals. oil the day, and be made as
comfortable an possible. For the small
sum OF ten or fifteen cents, young man
could thus enjoy luncn and have access
To plenty OF reading matter, and also meet
and converse with his friends and &C.
QuNintanccs. Some two years ago the Ia.
dies Of the Temperance Union had made
an effort to establish somthing ofths kind'
in the city, but met with no encourage.
mcnt from the business men. Although
her time was pretty well occupied, and
she thought sometimes she had a greater
load than she could we'll carry, she would
do all in her power to secure "iricndly
inn, and called upon her sisters to helm
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CoMMAyDERY MEErwG.-A special
meeting Of Stcuhcnvilc Commnnderv.
No. II, was held last evening at Masonic
Hall, for the purpose OF determining
whether they should, as a body, attend
the triennial meeting OF the Grand En-.
campment OF the United States, to be
held in Cleveland, Ohio, next August
also to confer the order OF the Knights OF
the Red Gross on three applicants. By
resolution it was agreed that StcubcnYilc
Commandery attend in body the meet.
ing at Cleveland. Between sixty and
seventy members were present, including
some from urichsyillc, Salincvillc. Han.
over, East Liverpool, WeIlsville, Smith
lcld and other points. There were also
\ numher Of representatives. OF the Order
from Wheeling, among whom were Hugh
Sterling, +. &. G. Of West Virginia, and
VIM. H. Rose, +. c. OF Wheeling Com
manlery, No. |, Of West Virginia. The
meeting closed by banquet prepared by
L. Glendcnning, and enjoyed by all those
present. -S'cuJcariHc Ga;tlic.
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RtCnTNGs' ENGLISH OrERA COMPANY.
Our musical loving people will be glad
to learn that We are at last TO have Fea-
son OF English Opera. The Richings
English Opera Company will be at tho
Opera House on Wednesday evening,
March Ii. The management informs ~
that the prices Of admission will be
greatly reduced. The company is large,
with full and complete orchestra and
chorus. "Thc Bohemian Girl" Is to be
the opera given, and it is one Of the most
popular on the stage.
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Pm KAPPA PsI.--The twcnly.ffth an.
niversary OF the founding of the Phi
Kappa Psi fraternity was appropriately
celebrated on Monday evening last, al
Washington, Pa. The fraternity was
founded by WIN. II. Letterman, NJ. D.,
late Surgeon General L. s. A., aud lToo.
Charles +. I. Moore, Judge OF the Su.
preme Court Of this State, at Jefferson
College, Canousburg, February 18th, 1852.
Since that time the fraternity has grown,
until it il now represented ut thirty-Gve
colleges, in fourteen States, by member
ship Of over 1000.
At S o'clock on Monday evening the
present members, and the resident mem
bcrs, together with large number Of the
alumni from Pittsburgh, Allegheny,
Beaver, Wheeling and other places, con.
vened in the Fulton House parlors, and,
after some time spent in social inter.
course, the meeting organized by calling
j. P. Young, Esq, Of Pittsburgh, to the
chair. The history Of the Pennsylvania
Alpha was then read by j. Irwin Brown
son, and was followed by Il poem by IIar.
ry 7. McClelland, OF the Western Theo.
logical Seminary. Tho members then
repaired to sumptuous banquet, which
being over, toast5 were eloguently re.
.ponded TO by Harry 7. McClclland, ].
d. White, D. +. Patterson, K. l.. Smith,
s.. A. Martin, Prot. W. c. Lyme and many
nthurg
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol.
lowing transfers Of real estate were nd.
miiied to record in the office Of the Clerk
oil tho County Court, yesterday;
Deed made Feb. 10, 1877, by Elizabeth
j: ianhcll to Alex. POnnCll, for 2074 acres
OF land in the county Of Potlawatomic,
State Of Iowa; $1,000.
Deed made Feb. 10, 1877, by Alex.
PannCll to Elizabeth j. ranncll, for the
south 2S feet Of lot No. 10, situated on
tho weut side Of Main street, in Jonathan
Hanc's addition to the city Of Wheeling;
$1,000
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why lhaI A'ArNuS WAS SeunS he'd,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-Thc reason Civ
en- for the Presidents interference to pre-
vent military observance ofWashington's
birthday in Charlcston,S. CTS that accord.
ing to official and other representations
made TO him o(serious disturbances from
such demonstration were unprecedented,
owing to the excited state Of parties and
which might extend to other localities.
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New OPPCERs.-Tho Board Of Dircc.
tors OF the Odd Fellows Mutual Aid Az.
ISOLATION have elected the following OFF.
GERS; President, Jamca lIollingaworth;
Vice President, J, T. Holman; Secretary,
John Brown; Treasurer; .IOhn Il. Lnnca.
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IIOR SALE
no CAPITALISTS
7
Or 7arlies Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
EaFierinn

nrruut Uf advanced rgc am des.TOUa OF
changing my residence and therefore offer for sale
my llm situated opposite the city OF Wheeling, on
the river bank, midway between bridgeport aud
MArtRs Ferry, and Immediately d,oning tho viii
Ilsc uI d:tnHyillc. The property consists Of 60
acres Of hill and ubl" land aud 81 river bottom,
In the hill HcEtate two zgaILs Of coal, o. and 81
feet IhrE, three dcnOsils OF Limestone, an 5 foot
vein o. close texture send Of free sOuer au Is loot
vein OF mari, which altogether make q soil and rn
underlying bed OF deposits Of u rich sud valuable
character.
On the surface tho larger portion Of which lies
gently Sloping TO the cast and all under direct CX-
pOsure to the sun, sl Vineyard Of SO acres mostly
GtRwba grapes, ali in tRc bearing condition, about
seven years DID, which has proven itself able 10 pay
handsome per cent 10 the CulliyatOr.
The property is being approached above md be-
low byRn advancing tide Ol persons seeking sInal!
hOmesteads, Rul /, now really the only unoCcupled
territory between BridgCpuFt md Martins Ferry
1t Is valuable as an investment Tor capital seeking
safe purchnsc, and valuable to those who want mar
ket gardening ground close 10 tho city. II fronts
beautifully upon the river and commands u view Of
the city, The Island and the whole scenery u the
valley.
The terms Of sale will Ia one-thirl cash, balance
In two annual payments, sler cent interest Oh de-
ierrCd payment. Tor further particulars inquire
Of RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the prentice, or hy mall at Bridgeport, Ohio
apS
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The CoURTs-MUSICpAL COURT
Judge Cranmcr.-This court met ycsicr.
day morning at 10 o'clock, pursuant to
adjournment Of Monday. The following
business was transacted:
Henry Snider W. Catherine Snidcr ct
al, in chanCery; trial order entered.
l lSimpson x Reid va. John Robrccht, in
assumpsii; judgment for plaintiff for
sos 81.
John II. Dehl W. Josephus Walton,
in assumpsil; judgment for plaintiff Tor
Sl29 Oh.
Anton Reymann Va. John Robrecht, in
assnmpsiii Judgment for plaintiff for
S2S2 o..
Adjourned until this morning al 10
o'clock.
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AssIGNATIoN House PULLEp.-rhe
police last evening made a descent upon
an designation house kept by one Panl
Seitzelt, at SOC Market street, near the
old jail. In the house were found A. G..
Marshall, who lives in South Wheeling,
and Nell McManHway, alias AtwCll.
They were arrested and locked up, and
the officers were looking for Ncitlelt at
midnight last night.
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Parties desiring TO purchase .houl,
call At once and examine the stock.
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TnIs being a legal holiday, all the
banks will be closed.
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TIM Poatoilicc will observe Washing.
tons birthday. Tho office hours to-day
will he from $50 A. NJ. until JOAN. The
chrricra will make one delivery and col.
lection in tho morning and one collection
in the evening.
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DESIRABLE GooDs AT HALP.PGICE,-.
90 Handsome Cloth CIoaks.
200 Wool and Paisley Shawls.
20 Pieces OF Plain and Fancy Grena.
dimes.
200 Pieces Plain and Brocadc Dress
Goods.
Also, Carpets, Carpet Chains, Wall
Papers, and all kinds Of Domestic Goods,
cheap for cash.
Call soon and get bargains, at
JOHN ROEMEE's.