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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-19

AMusEMESTs.-Byaafs Minares-It ID
hardly necessary 10 remind our readers
that this famous organization will appear
at the Opera House Tonight. They are
40 we'll known AZ the beat combination
in the world, and their programme for
tonight Is one Of such decided merit and
novelty, that there can be no doubt oil
crowded houses. They also appear to-
morrow afternoon in a programme ar.
ranged specially to please the ladies and
children, and again tomorrow night, on
which occasion an excursion party from
Wellsburg will be present. Seats now on
sale at Adams 4 Lucas. No extra
charge for ~reserving your seat.
Rignold-0t this distinguished actor
and bis celebrated dramatic combination,
who appear at the Opera House on Mon.
day and Tuesday nights, the New York
dMr. George Rignold, who has been
specially imported for the character OF
King Henry, plays II with al earnest
manliness that is very winning. II was
plain TO see that his %artIstic method Ia
true and admirable. He does not seek TO
obtain effects by false or meretricious
means, buL, rather, through the medium
Of an art that Ia very careful, true, and
picturesque. He is evidently destined to
become a. great a fayorite here a. In Eng.
land. The support Ia really excellent and
the appointments, etc, are gorgeous"
The sale Of seats opens at Adams 4
Lucas' this morning At 0 o'clock.
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PHILADELPHIA April is.-n H., Y
steady, unch tng.d. Shti tI,S q al {
81 3S, red 81 SGaI %, while asI
Corn,WeaE; yellow &c, Fn naIl N \
western SIC, western E1lied S'A nSil II
Pork $40 OGalO IS. DetI II,p,Lss
is so. Lard-Quiei aud Speni WsS,n !,
tsr-WenI; creamery JOaS:e, Mt'' ~
serve 22a9Ic. Cheese-slsadyi ,,.IIS.
i isi Epg-DulE western ny
Observation-Disclosures. "A'"'
and unchanged.
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No MORE Cold DiSNERs.-Martin, the
restaurateur, has proved a public bene-
factor since his residence in our city in
more ways than n e His latest venture,
in reducing the price Of his dinners to
twenty. FIVE cent?, IL making his restau.
rant the Capital Dining Rooms, more
popular than ever, There !. now no ex-
cuse for persons from outside the city
bringing their dinners to town with them,
to be eaten cold. This enterprise Of Mar
tins Is something that Wheeling has
needed for years, and 1t should be appre.
ciated by the public. You can take your
ladies with you, OF ladies can go alone,
and all feel perfectly at home. Call at
the Capital Dining Rooms, 1855 Market
street, and test one Of Martins famous
twenty. five cent dinners.
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THE WHEELING GYMNASIUM. The
stockholders Of the Wheeling Gymnasium
held n meeting Last night, to decide the
future Of the Association. As is well
known, this Association, alter an exist
ence oil twenty years, Is at present in a
rather bad financial plight. The liabili'
ties OF the concern amount 10 between
500 and $500, and for some time back
the members who have regularly paid
their dues have been seriously consider
ing the Availability OF winding up affairs
and ~suspending operations.
Last night'H meeting was announced
by advertisement in the daily papers, in
due time, "a required by Law, for the
purpose Of deciding the all.inportanl
question. Thirty.four members were
present, representing a majority OF the
stock. Mr. s. p. Hildreth occupied the
chair, and Mr.. II. W.. List acted a.
Secretary. After a good deal Of
talk, a series OF resolutions were
adopted, 10 the effect that the
rooms be closed 10 day, and the furniture
Of the Association sold. Messrs. Alex,
Updegrsff, John Dunlap and Frank Jep,
sou were appointed a committee to sell
the tables aud other furniture, and EN-
powered, II the receipts Of the sale do moi
cover the liabilities Of the Association, to
make an assessment upon the members
SD licient to liquidate the remainder.
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Brief Mention.
TBrs IL Good Friday

THIs is Good Friday.
YEsrFDAY was "the warmestday OF the
season."
BRYAsr's Minst,els at the Opera House
tonight.
TaE prudent man now scours out biz
%ice.cooler.
MORE spring styles Of planets are be-
Ing discovered.
The latest song ont Ia called"The Gas
Bill" II is sung long meter.
The desire for rain or the street
sprinkler ia earnest and continuous.
saver car loads Of wool were shipped
to New York yesterday by Mr.. Henry X.
List, over the r. W. & KY.
RAprsHTs aud water crosses on the
dinner table send q pleasant thrill down
in the vicinity Of the palate.
CITIZENS are calling loudly for the
street s~prinklers. The dust has been
very troublesome for several days.
TIE Commercial GoraIe saystwo differ.
ent parties are negotiating for the pur-
chase OF the steamer Granite State.
Asamateur base ball nine, to be com.
posed Of material from the old Standard
Club, Is the latest infection threatened.
The ice cream habit threatens o TO
become "a widespread ~ formerly among
maidens Of sweet sixteen and upwards.
Usr1t death or divorce doth them
part. One more marriage license was
Issued yesterday by tie Clerk Of the
County Court
Two deeds in fee, two deeds Of trust
and two release deeds were admitted to
record yesterday by the Clerk Of the
County Court.
TREE-ToADs were noiaily announcing
rain 10 the gardens at dusk yesterday.
The tree toad Ia sometimes u lille prema.
ture, however.
TIE mother and sister Of John Con-
drey, the burglar, arrived in the city yes.
terday from Pittsburgh, and visited
him 10 the county jail.
PRIVATE CONRAD WET, Of Company
B, lst Battalion West Virginia Volun-
teers, was honorably discharged by order
Of Major W. w. Miller. His discharge
Wu announced = few days since, but In
such a way "a TO lead the public 10 infer
that he was ~diShonorably discharged
THmrY.oSr shares Of Riverside Iron
Works stock were sold at public sale
Yesterday, at the Court House, BY Aue'
tioneer Heryey, al SIS per share, the par
value being 500. The stock belonged %
the estate Of Robert Mcclellan, deceased,
and was purchased BY Mr.. J.. D. Calbert-
son.
The Council COMMITTEES on Streets,
Alleys and Grades yesterday made their
annual inspection Of the streets and alleys
Of the city. They made the trip In Rn
omnibus, and vere accompanied by Street
Commissioner Whyte and City Surveyor
Peterson. We may expect a report a
long as one Of Alsck stephens' para
grsphs at the next eonclAye Of the solons'
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PERSONAL MxsrfoH.-John Ellsler has
assumed sole charge Of the Pittsburgh
Opera House, and Harry hereafter will
Be buEIness manager.
Mr.. Joseph @. Reeves, the eonfechoner,
who has been quite Ill for several days
with the typhoid fever, was in a critical
condition last evening"
Mr.. John Manners, an old Wheeling
boy, who has been residing in Cadiz, o,
for 8 number Of year., is visiting friends
In the city.
Mr.. Donald Forbes, who went West
some time since, Il now in the city visit.
ing at the residence Of his daughter, Mrs.
Ebert, In North Wheeling.
Father Kelleher, Of P~arkersburg, and
Father Welsh, OF Grafton, are 10 the city.
Jesse @. RoWles, Of Martinsburg, lie at
the 81. james.
r. Il. Sayre, Of New Martinsyille, and
T. K. Smith, Of Clarington, are quartered
at the stamm,
W. s. Sheridan, Of Pittsburgh; S. W.
Craxtou, Of Cleveland; and L. L. Parker,
Of Baltimore, are at the Mcclure.
Mr.. J. W. Brunette and Miss sallie
Crawford we're married last evening At
the residence Of the brides father o. ].
Crawford, E4q. The young couple have
the good wishes Of . large circle Of
friends.
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FErus FOUND IN THE RIvER.-YeIter.
day afternoon 4 boy named James Vail,
while fishing 10 the river near the Bel
mont Iron Works, noticed the body Of u
babe In the water between n couple oil
barges. He notified Justice Walt, who
had the body taken from the water and
summoned a jury for the purpose oil
holding an inquest. The following gen.
tlemen composed the jury: Thomas W.
Stanley, John W. Hill, Bernard Brady,
John Farley, Wendell Neidert, Geo. W.
Weigand, James ". Barr, a. D. Giles
pie, Robert F. Ross, John Ratchtordr
James Curran.
The only witnesses examined wera,the
bow, James Vail, who discovered the
body, and Dr.. E. D. Cherry, who examined
Il. The inquest resulted In u verdict 10
the effect that the Aoater was a "iemals
fptus, abont six months old, non .viable,
probably u miscarriage or an abortion,
and came to lie death by means unknown
TO the Jurors, and probably has been In
the wafer about q month"
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Is Your HAIR THIN OR FALLING QUIZ
Are you becoming prematurely bald or
grayI IL 30, take the advice Of the great
German scientist, LeibIg, aud use Mondon
Hair Color R~eTtorer." II Is the best hair
tonic aud restorer Of color ever introduced
to the American people. It allays heat and
irritation, removes all tendency 70 dandrutf
and inyigontes the action Of the capilla.
ries In the highest degree. "The London
Hair Color Reitorer' has earned q desery.
ed and lasting reputation for promoting
the growth and preserving the beauty OF
the human hair such as no other prepare.
ton eau boast OF. As n dresser 1t Is the
cheapest, because the most eleanly and
lAAting. Sold by all irst-ciBss druggists In
fne toilet articles eyeryWhere,. at seventy.
Eve cents q bottle. Logan, List q Co.,
Wholesale Agents. d&w
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New YORK.

NEW YORK, April S.-Co4aa-QIs
but firm at lOssalOKc. fOaf-uu'eiii
ed. Wheat Quiet; ungaded ,Prat ~
al IS, No. 5 spring $40, No ?Ctiail
spriug 81 25X, No. !? NilEslEst "
No. l spring in store 81 81, No, ! ID -
ter 81 Sc, extra white 81 a, No. ldsth
I4I, No. . Northwestern APfl ~
Rye, Barley and Malt uneblnstL 70
Firm; ungnded western niIed VI
steam mixed 53HG54r, DO ytlha at |
$50. Oats-Steadyi Western niIsd ~
white western 36a4Oc. Hay ana ilH-
Unchanged. COfiee-Steadyi KSdts
lSHal7c, jobbing at 10 halsse gOlt. n 4
-Dull and unchanged. ll0lD.t. ~ y
Quiet and unchanged. Whl,tI-iaa'
at 81 Oe,
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CINCINNATI, April iS.-CoaSs-QG
and steady a: 1915. Rour-KnE Z
not QuOtAbly lower. Whslt-slrsr
red at 81 lOal II, Corn Demand htrl
market firm at 4?a4Sc. Oats Good t,Ell
and firmer at 2SaSic. Rye-Quiduit.
at 6OaG?c. Barley-G Good demand Eutu
choice fall 45a56c. Pork-Dul IAta
iual at 50 80. Lard--Dul; Lssa ii he
7ka7Ac. Bulk MeSts-DullI $ GhA
as 90; also sales al auction. Ihoaldn
short rib 81 is. BIeon-QHitL and al
at 81 25a5 5Oa5 Is. Butter- -DBll, I'd
aud lower; fancy creamery at ?ia:it, di
dairy at lSS20c. Llnssei Oil-SaiI 4
6Oa63c. WhiSky-unsettled, bat nsEiEis
at 81 %; some sales reported lOEtf,
HoGs-Steady aud hm; tounGn 70
5 rs, light s. SOaS IS, packing SSI'a
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LAST NiaHT's FlRE-About 0 o'clock
last night a blaze at Christopher Ander,
sons grocery, on the southeast corner oil
Market aud 23i streets, gave the United
Enginemen something 10 do. We say
United, becAups that steamer was on the
ground and extinguished the flames before
the arrival OF the remainder Of the de-
partment. Mr.. Anderson had closed his
store and gone home when the fire was
discovered. Acouple Of barrels OF shaw.
ingp, which stood in n corner Of the
store room, Immediately against a large
can OF oil, we're found TO be burning, but
how they caught fire is a mystery which
mo icllah can find out" One Of the bar.
rels was thrown into the street, and tue
other kicked into pieces, alter which a
stream Of water was put o. and the FIRE
speedily extiuguished. The damage will
be tri1ing.
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Holy THuRsDAY-Serriea al DE Cdths-
draL.-Yssterday was Ascension Day, also
termed Holy Thursday, aud one Of the
greatest religious festivals Of the Roman
Catholic and Episcopal Churches. As It's
name denotes, 1t Is intended to commem-
crate the ascension OF the Lord into
glory, after His last appearance on earth.
1t has been observed In the church from
the earliest times, and is believed by
some to have been instituted by the
Apostles themselves, or their immed late
successors.
The services at the Cathedral yester-
day morning we're solemn and impressive.
A large congregation was in attendance,
and although the ceremonies occupied
nearly three hours, there was apparently
no tagging in the attention or interest Of
those present. An additional interest
was taken In the proceedings, from the
large numbers Of distinguished clergy
men from various parts OF the State who
were present and participated in the ser
vices.
The services began at A. NJ, when
Grand High Mass wa celebrated by
Bishop Kahn, assisted by the following
clergymen: Rev. J. 7. Sullivan. Vicar
General OF the diocese; Father Walters,
OF Mt. de Chantal; Father Schleicher, Of
the Church OF the Immaculate Concep.
ton; Fathers Kreusch and Collins, OF st.
Alphonsu- Church; Fathers McElligott,
Giiligan and Reynolds, Of the Cathedral;
Father McKernan, OF Benwood; Father
Huber, Of Wellsburg; Father Lambert, OF
Fairmont; Father Hickey, Of Sewburg;
Father Kelleher, Of Parkersburg; Fathers
Corners and Welsh, Of Grafton.
After the Gloria was sung by the choir
the organ was silenced and the Cathedral
bell ceased tolling, 10 swing no more un-
til Saturday morning. The Sacrament,
after being blessed by the Bishop, was
placed on the altar Of 4 tabernacle
which had been erected on the left aide Of
the church, TO tymbolize the sepulture Of
our Saviour, and serve as a depository
for the Sacrament. This tabernacle il
an imposing structure, and was brilliant
ly illuminated with wax candles. The
Sacrament will remain on the altar Of the
tabernacle to-day and tomorrow, while
continual prayers are offered BY the
faithful.
In the evening, the Church was again
filled by a large congregation, and Rev.
Hickey, Of Newburg, delivered a sermon.
To-day teing Good Friday, appropriate
services will be held at the Cathedral.
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SUPERINTENDENT REPORT.
WHEELING, April IS, 1878.


AZ wv vs. ~
GEsrLEMIs-The reportsofthe schools
Of the district for March, 1878, are placed
before you. Your attention Is invited 10
the following abstract: enrollment for the
month 1886, average attendance 1872,
average absence 1924, per cent Of average
attendance on enrolment 81, enrolment
since Sept. / 4,508. No cases Of Hardness
Washington SO, Madison II, Clay 100,
Union 1866, Centre 202, Webater 65,
Richie 81, colored rs. total sos. No. pu.
pils perfect in MISUNDERSTANDING
i62, Madison SS, Clay 245, Union 22G,
Centre ll5, Webster III, Richie 222,
colored II. total 1892. Enrollmentin each
school-Washington 4is, Madison $40
Clay COL, Union $40, Centre $40. Web.
ster 437, Richie $3.50, Colored 793. Per
cent OF Observation-Disclosures 90, Mad
ison 81, Clay %, Union 93. Centre 90,
Webster SO, Richie 90, Colored so
Branches taught aud number Of pupilS
in each-orthography 1878, reading
3,l25, writing 1876, mental arithmetic
l,52O, written arithmetic 1892, geogra'
ply 1910, grammar 424, history $40,
physiology 4S, natural philosophy 20
chemistry SO. botany "a, astronomy 20
algebra lis, U. s. Constitution IS, geome'
Try 81, rhetoric IL, physical geography
275, German 100, drawing 4i9. Amount
paid for instruction, including German
1887 80.
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A REMARKABLE REsulr.-It makes NO
difference how many Physicians, or how
much medicine you have tried, II Is now
al established fact that German Syrup Is
the only remedy which has given complete
satisfaction In severe cases Of Lung Dis.
eases. II Is true there are yet thousands
OF persons who ara predlsposed to Throat
orrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds settled on
the Breast, Pneumonis, Whooping Cough,
&c., who have no personal knowledge Of
Boschsea German Syrup. To such we
would say that 10000 dozen were sold last
year without one complaint. Cousumptiyes
Try Just one bottle. Regular size rs etnta.
Bold By all Druggists In America. eod&w
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BE1LA1RE LocAIs-The Independent
Dramatic Club propose to give an enter
tainment In the near future.
A party Of young folks went down TO
the Narrow yesterday afternoon In a
The Rodeier Bros. proposed TO their
hands several days ago that they take
half their pay 10 orders, and that would
enable the factory TO run six weeks
longer. This the men refused 10 do, we
hear, and The furnace fires will go out
The Baron Base Ball Club will give a
ball at Zilch's Hall on the evening OF the
20th.
We understand that the NJ. E, and
Presbyterian Churches have refused 10
let the temperance meetings be held in
their respective places Of worship, on &C
count OF the damage done, as they claim,
by the breaking Of seats, splitting tobacco
Juice on the loors, etc, The meetings
will be held in the Disciples Church I'M
Ill further notice.
The boys are saving up their old iron;
now it Is settled that we are 10 have a
circus.
Now that it Is good weather let US, BY
all means, have the 'road 10 the cemetery
reptired, SO as 10 make it passable In bad
weather.
Rev. ]. H. Rogers and daughter, Miss
Jennie, are In the city.
Again and again we are asked TO make
mention OF the fact that parties are using
dynamite on McManon's Creek 10 obtain
Fab. A gentleman who was along this
creek yesterday says thathe seen not less
than 1000 small fishes along the banks
which had been killed by the use OF this
explosive. II seems utterly impossible
TO ASCERTAIN the names Of the parties who
persist in this practice. II there Is NO
law prohibiting Il there should be one
created Immediately, and then rigidly
enforced.
The rolling mill shut down on Wed.
nesday evening. Il will probably start
up sgain the first OF the week.
Another "lady' minstrel show Mad.
Amee's-is billed for Zilch's Hall or next
Monday evening.
Alf. JOnH warn uitu NJ HIr Iesluouht
in South Bellaire yesterday morning oi
consumption. He will be buried this
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The brick-Work has been commenced
on Kileher's building.
The Star Literary met at the residence
Of MIR. Jno. Schoen, on Guernsey street.
last night.
Mr.. Knack ia putting up a two-story
brick building on Jefferson street, Gravel
Hill.
Some little urchin succeeded in steal,
ing a lot OF cakes from Reuters baker
wagon yesterday afternoon while the pro.
prietor was 10 Clements store attending
10 some business. The police failed TO
get hold Of the thief.
The meetings Of the Ladies' Aid Socie.
" Of the NJ. E. Church have been chang
ed from Tuesday to Thursday afternoon.
The Office Of the gas compsny and water
works has been handsomely remodeled
inside. Mr.. james Fitton has removed
his office to the room over his shop.
Asquad OF light guards had some tar
get practice yesterday afternoon near the
stock cards. Lieut.. Little made Is out Of
a possible Is, at q distance oil 200 yards,
the best score made.
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"Dos MuSIo."-We are informed that
the following ladies' and gentlemen take
part In the Cantata Of "Don Munio," 10
be given next week, and from the list Of
names, II promises unusually we'll Mrs.
Annie NJ. 'Sheib, Mrs. s. L. Brice, MIRA,
Alex. Laughlin, MIRA. T. Lunsford. Misses
Dora Hildreth, Eva De Camp, Virginia
Hupp, Make Mcconnell, Lucy Loring,
Eide Mcconnell, Maggie D eCamp, Mel.
lie Davenport; Messrs. G. Gutenberg, A.
J. Norton E. Hobbs, Jas. Haigh, +. A.
Sherratt, A. W. Donel, W. IL. 6heib, q.
Holmes. With Mr.. Nichols piano &C
compartment, this chorus ought TO rem
der effective Eervice.
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TRAssrERs OF REAL EsrArE.-The fol.
lowing transfers Of real estate were yester.
day admitted 10 record In the Office oil
the Clerk OF the County Court:
Deed made April IS, 1878, by Wm.
Erskine, special commissioner, to Geo.
W. LETTERS, for lot No. 81 on the west
aide Of the National Road, in the town Of
Deed made April IS, 1878, by Alfred
Caldwell and VIM. z. Hubbard, special
Commissioner. to Hannibal Forbes, for
the north half OF lot No. 81, situated on
the east eide Of Main street, in tue Fifth
Ward: S225.
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The CouRTH-CrRcurT CoURT-Jadge
Mepia.-The Circuit Court was 10 session
a usual Yesterday, and disposed Of bust.
ness a folloNst
Isaac Miller Va. CitiEsns' Fire and Ma.
rine Insurance Company, and same Va.
Etna Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pAny. These causes were dismissed
agreed.
J. L. Hswley va. Somehow d Son.
Motion 10 quGsh attachment partially
argued and continued 10 another day. ].
D. Ewing for plaintiff; Robert White and
J. ]. Jacob for defendant.
State Va. VIM. NJ. B~rookoyer, Sheriff,
and Eureties. Special pleas offered by
defendants wererejected, and leave grant.
ed 10 amend declaration. The Attorney
General for State; Ewing and Grouse for
State Va. Maud Gebhardt. Demurrer
10 indictment oyerruled.
Julia G. opie's administrator vs.. B.
Crangle, trustee. S~uficiency Of plea ar
gued and submitted. White for COM
plainAni; Lamb for defendant.
Adjourned until The usual hour this
morning.
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MorHERs.-Don't
fail 10 procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for all diseases Of teething In chill
dren. It relieves the child from pain,
cures wind collie, regulctes the bowels,
and, by giving relief and health to the
child, gives rest TO the mother. d&w
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THE PicsIc SEAsoN.-Already our
German citizens are making active prep,
arations for the picnic season. We have
heard several pienies poken of, but so lar
a. our information extends, only one has
been definitely settled upon. The Ger
mania Singing Society has taken time BY
the iorelock and engaged Cresap's Grove
for The 10Th Of June, which will be Whit:
Monday. There are generally q number
Of p~icnics on Whit Monday, and the Ger.
manias were anxious tosecure the grove
for that occasion, hence they are making
their arrangements thus early in the sea
son.
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Do NOT fail to call at John ROemer's II
you want TO buy goods cheap.
Twenty thousand bolts Of now patterns
Wall Paper, with borders TO match, at 9,
z, 8, 0 aud 10 cents a bolt,
Two hundred pieces OF new styles dark
and light CalicosI beat quality, at etc.
Twenty pieces Fancy Chinizea at l0c.
Two thousand pounds Of superior 5lb
Southern Carpet Chain, the best in the
city, at 25c.
twenty-five pieces new styles Of Car
pets at much below their value. Also,
Hosiery, Gloves, Notion, &c, &C., at
eastern prices,