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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-05-16
Miscellaneous News.
ANOTHER OCEAN HORROR.

London dispatches under date of
May 11th, state that the Allen line
steamer Sandman Capt Dullan, from
Liverpool May 9th for Quebec. is on
fire on the entrance Of Lough Foyle.
the harbor of Londonderry. 1t is re-
ported that an explosion of generated
gas occurred on board, and that every
effort to save the vessel proved futile.
There were about 460 passengers aboard
A few were injured; one fatally, The
captain telegraphed Immediately to
Londonderry for accommodations for
400 passengers, and two tenders were
sent to the mouth of the Lough to as
sist removing them. The Sardinian had
put into Lough Foyle to receive Irish
passengers.
f. 7LATER.-The explosion on board the
steamship Sdrdinida occurred at half
past three o'clock this afternoon in the
forehold. Forty persons were injured
and three killed. Some of the injured
were dangerously hurt and taken to
the Derry hospital. Attempts to scuttle
the ship were at the latest reports un-
successful. Some steerage passengers
N6I6 16pOlGcu W DS Cut Oll IIOIIl utilJ
but it is believed they will be saved.
Four hundred passengers have been
taken to Londonderry.
SILL LATER.
Londonderry advices of the 18th say
many of the injured on the Sandman
are not expected to recover. The ves-
sci is ON fire amidship. Half of the
watch In the forecastle and number
of steerage passengers in the fore part
of the vessel are cut off from all help.
STRICKEN WITH APoPLEXY. .
Brooklyn advices under date of May
18th say that in the course of his talk
tonight at Plymouth Church, Mr..
Beecher announced the receipt of a
telegram from his brother Thomas, at
Elmira, stating that their sister, Miss
Catherine Beecher, had been stricken
with apoplexy and was dying.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-05-16

The Peabody fund in London, which
now amounts to about So, 400, 900, has
been increased by donation of $780,,
900 from an anonymous source. At
the close of the year S,656 persons re-
sided in the dwellings built by this fund.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-05-16

A BAD marriage is like an electric
machine-it makes you dance. but you
can't let go.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-05-16

One of the funniest, most aggravating
typographical errors on record has just
produced a hurricane, accompanied by
thunder and lightning, in the Office of
the Lynchburg Vergiaian. Its editor,
on glancing over his powerful leader, at
the breakfast table on Thursday morn
ing last. was astonished to find that he
was made to say that the farmers would
forget their "pantry and nursery" " in
the excitement of politics. The manu-
script read poverty and misery
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Washington.
THE FLORIDA CASE.

Washington advices of Sunday, the
18th, say the committee of the house
in charge of the matter will report the
resolution for an investigation of the
Florida electoral court to the house on
Monday the 18th inst. The resolution
will restrict the investigation to Florida
and to the recent statement of Dennis
and McLin.
CUSTOMS AND INTERNAL REVENUE.
The following is a statement of re-
ceipts from customs and internal rev.
enue from May 1st to 10th inclusive,
for 1877 and 1873: Customs, 1877, was
4.119,37S; do, 1873, $3,45S, ,23S; inter-
nal revenue, 1877, S., ,934, 424; do. 1873,
So, $50, ,214
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-05-16

The following is statement of the
amount of outstanding circulation of
legal tender notes and fractional cur
rency this date:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-05-16

A Berlin dispatch of the 11th states
that the German government has de-
clined the invitation from the United
States to attend the international coin
age congress. 5.s sd
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4 EcRd.ECnfre.

We had our attention drawn to them
by the belligerant expression Of their
countensHces. The awful hush that
precedes battle was upon them. One
was tall Colored individual quite
young and fresh, and the other was a
little colo-ed individual, who was younger
and iresher. The scene of action was IN
the vicinity of the Top Mill.
There was blood in the eye OF the
little one, and an great craving
after GORE in optics OF the
big one. As is always the
case, a woman was at the bottom of il all.
According to the awful tale unfolded by
the tall one, the other fellow had told the
maternal relative of the party OF the
frs. part, that he had said "cuss word"
and the stern parient, who was a church
member, had laid hands upon "strsy
picket" and made it do picket duty on
the boys outskirts, and in Consequence
of this, he thirSted for the GORE
We have spoken of previously.
They did not care for the parapna-
MALTA Of war, the infantry, cavalry and
ordinance, against fighting on the
street, Eacn one of the COmbstsnts, at
lss. let 90 If themselves Shades of TIE
late General G., look down upon theml
They rush forward with lowered heads
the crowns of the heads come violently
togctbcr-there was a rapid and peculiar
retroSr,de movement, accompanied with
ayoung clap of thunder, and the vio-
lsrce OF tho conclusion turned each army
completely heels over mead, and landed
them on their ground ends again. A
momentary silence stole upon them, and
then each went of saying, Ale hit ne
just you w.It!" and they refused TO be
cOmiOrted
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Manufacturing Items.

The business outlook among our manu-
fscturers is very encouraging. A visit
yesterday TO large number of establish
ments dld not disclose single complaint
OF hard times. Several managers said
they were not making anything, but
none expressed wish TO handle fewer
goods. The Centrsl Glass Works are
running full time and have number Of
orders rom different European countries
especially from Germany. Hobbs, Broc-
kuuler and company also have great
many orders for shipment, bu: have
stopped for a few days in order 10 make
necessary repairs. The Hinge factory
is dong large volume of business, and
feel in corre,pondingly good humor.
Redmsn u Co., report business as very
good, aud are so busy with job work as
10 make it difficult for them to work
on some new marine engines
they have orders for. Mooretesd X
Son and Hobbs, Taylor & Co. are also
very busy. The Tack factory, Ike the
others, is doing well. We noticed some
packages marked TO go to Nebraska. The
nail isctories have an abundance Of or
ders, and will, it is likely resume opera
tions next week.
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Personalities.

Col, r. S. Blair, of Hsrrisville, return
ed home yesterday.
Capt. J. Al. Pipes, OF Cameron, was in
the city yesterday.
Joseph Reeves, the Twelfth street
candy merchant, is confined to his home
on the South Side.
Ticket Agent Tomlinson, of the p,
w. IL Ky r. r., has had the room sd-
Joining the ticket Office Handsomely fl.
ted up for the convenience and eXpCdi.
ton OF business. Mr.. 4. Nj. Reynolds
General Travelling Agent OF the Pan
Handle Railroad, will make this hi:
headquarters when in the city.
George Wise who left last week 10 join
the Mardi Gras excurSionists at Cincin-
natl, returned home yesterday on the
Andes.
John MofIet, of the firm of Mofntt Il
Dickey, lett via. the z. w. u Ky. K. X
for the east.
The following ladies and gentlemen
who visited the Msrdi Gras AZ New Or,
leans, returned home yesterday. AL
Harden, Louis Bailey, Harry Mendel
Mrs. Judge Cranmer, Mrs. Mendel, Mrs
DR.. McLsin, Miss McLain, Mrs. Harden
and daughter, Miss Critic, Mrs Merit
and daughter, Miss Kate Wise, Miss
Ray, Miss Annie Glass, Miss Spaulding
and Mrs. Alice Myers.
Col. Z. q. Hervey, Of Roney's Point
was in town yesterday.
j. d. McCaoe, the well known histor-
ian, and son of the late Rev. Doctor
McCabc, has nearly ready his new work,
The History OF the World. A reference
is made TO it in another column. MIR.
McCabe has many relations and friends
in this city.
Mr.. G. w. Williamson, Of Clarksburg,
and Mr.. O. B. Summervi!le, Of Parkers-
burg, are stopping At the Mcclure.
Mr.. o. ). Long has gone to Morgan
town, where he will deliver lecture
before the Students of the University.
His lecture is called IAN Evening with
the American Poets"
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Another Attempt 10 Rob.

Sunday night about 10 clock, while
preparing TO retire, Mr.. Thomas Owens,
who resides on Sixteenth street, near the
postofice. heard q noise down stsirs as il
some person wss a.le nptiug 10 break in
his saloon. He weat 10 the hall door be-
low and there saw SIX persons run away.
He returned TO his room, shortly after
which some one returned and applied 3
Jimmy" to the lock en- the front door OF
his IS Don, thereby injuring the lock and
door, bu. failing to effect 81 entrance.
They tried TO enter the bOttlIng cellsr
but were frightened away by large dog
which ne keeps in his Cellsr. This is the
second sttemp: to rob Mr.. Ovens. Tom
my ssrs the third time is the charm, snd
he will get the msn who makes the third
attempt. L. would be good thing for
the community If some OF these sneak
thieves could be shot in their burgIsriOus
attempts.
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An outrage.

Dr.. Mayer, the jewish Rabbi Of the
Synagogue in this city, called on US last
evening, and said that his congregation
assembled st their usual place of meet
Ing in Beck's block, for the purpose Of
celebrating the solemn iesst of PCrlm.
Adjoining their synagogue, snd seps-
rated only by n partition, are the rooms
of the Fdelio Society. LAST evening,
when the services of the Hebrew congre-
CATION hsd commenced several per-
sons gathered 10 the rooms of
the Fideho and very much dis
turbed the worshlppers by whistlirg,
&c. When ssked to desist, they became
more annoying than ever. DR.. Mayer
feels confident thsi the managers OF The
Fidello will severely rebuke the actors
in this disgraceiul affair.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the Dii
ferent judicial Bodies.
COUNTY coUET-JUDGE BOYD.


COUNTY COURT-JUDGE BOYD.
John Stewart vs. Caroline Crumme, in
case. Judgment for plaintiff for $89 40.
John Stewart VS.. Caroline Crumme, in
case. Motion 10 set aside the verdict and
grant new trial made by plaintiffs at
torney.
II. Moorhead Il Sons VS.. William
Porter ct ais, certified by Squire J. Nj.
Bulger. Verdict tor plaintiff for $40 30.
Motion for new hearing.
To.pAY's TRIAL DOCKET.
L. Larkin VS.. Prince & Kughn, NJ. +
Lally, by James McGingon, appellee, VS.
Handlan, Young " Co., appellants.
Adjourned until Q o'clock this morn.
ing.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANNER
John Dages vs. Joseph Emsheimer
in sssumpsIt Judgment for the plain
tiff for $1,000.
Daniel Peck vs. James Slider and
Joseph w. Gerrel, in assumpslt. Judg-
rnent for the plaintiff tor $1,000.
Anton Reymann VS.. Louis Steuben
rauch, in sssumpsit. Judgment fol
plaintiff for S26t47.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
Ing
To-DAY's TRIAL DOCKET.
P. ID. Carroll vs. Andrew II. Rey
nolds in assumpsit.
George Crumbscker vs.. Crescent lror
Company, in chancery.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This court disposed of nine cases yes
terday morning, with fines ranging from
81 to 81.
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RIVER SPHS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 10 feet 3 inches and falling.
The Malle Ragon departed for Par
kersburg a. 1890 o'clock yesterday
morning.
The Thanbausnr departed for MsLa.
moras at the same time.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati
Yesterday morning Ut 10 o'clock, having
on board the New Orleans eXcurstonIs,s
She leaves on her return trip this after
noon at clock. Passengers Will have
the best Of attention shown them by her
gentlemanly officers, Captain Chas.
Muh!eman and Clerk Ed. Muhleman.
The Katie Stockdale and Sat Valley
passed down early this morning.
The Abner o Neal will leave for Pitts
burgh 1T ! o'clock this morning.
The Courier departs for Pa7NeEsburg
this morning ct 10 o'clock.
The Emma Graham is due up this
morning, en- route from Cincinnati tc
Pittsburgh,
The J. G. Fisher passed Up yesterday
morning with an empty tow.
The tow-boat Hope was inspected yes
terdsy morning, NJ the upper end OF the
wharf, by MGssrs. Young and Wilson
She departed later in the day Tor below
by Telegraph
PlTrsBURGH, March ls.-River S feet
and falling. Weather fair and mild.
NASHVILLE, March I8.-River falling,
with 6 feet in the channel. Arrived
Anderson, Cairo.
VICKsBURG, March Is. - Weather
clear. Mercury G2. River rose l inch,
Down-Sherlock Arriyed-Natchez.
LOUISVILLE, March 18.-W Gather
clear and cool. Departed-Msry Eliza
beth, Cincinnati. River falling, with II
feet z inches in the canal.
ClYC1NNATI, March l8.-River 20 feet
Q inches and falling. Wcother cloudy
during the day; clearing tonight. Ar
rived-Duriea, St. LOUIS; Donnally, New
Orleans. Departed-Durfee, Pittsburgh.
ST LOUIS, March l8.-ArTived-Alf.
Stevens, tennessee river; John Means,
New Orleans; Clinton, Keokuki Wild
Boy, Cairo. Departed-Go'ddust, Mem
phis. River falling, with IL feet : inches
above low water mark. Weather clear.
New ORLEANS, March lS.-Arriv.d
R. Z. Lee, VIcksburg; Cherokee, Gin
cinnati: Florence Neugcr, Arkausss
river: Joseph B. Williams and b.rges,
Pitt burgh. Depsrted-J. w. Garrett
and barges, OHIO river. Weather clear
and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, March lS.-Wcsther
cloudy before ana clear since noon; III er.
curry 43 to 81 degrees; wind north and
east River falling, with II feet on the
gauge: Up-Csura L. Davis, lilewi.d,
NJ. Smith, Grey Eagle, Liouess, Bowling
Green and Fswn. Oown-Andy Baum
and Charles Morgan. Business fair.
CAIRO, March lS.-St. Genevieye,
Memphis; Grand Tower, TicEsburSi
Grey Hound, Memphis. Departed
Smoky City, Ohio river, Susie Silver,
New Orleans; Port Eads and Grand
Tower. St. Louis; Grey Hound, Ohio
river st. Genevieve, 81. LOUIS River
S. feet inches and falling. Weather
clear.
MEMPHIS. Msrrh Weather Gear
and pleasant. River rose 1 inches.
Mercury 60. Arrived-C. B. Church,
Cincinnati; Ny Choice and barges. New
Orleans; Belle, Memphis City Of Helens,
ST. LOUIS; City OF Augusta, White river.
Depsr,ed-Churcn, New Or.esnsi Ny
Choice ard Belle, s.. LOUIS, City o..
Heleus, VicksbuTg.
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BELLAIRE LOCALS.

We saw children on the stIeets yes5eI-
day carrying punches of wild hcwers.
The first OF the season.
The temperance folks have concluded
to repeat their apron and neck-tie festival
on Friday evening, on account OF the TACT
that the employees of the rolling mill are
paid Friday,
To night is Council meeting.
TIE Bellairc City Light Guards will
hereafter hold their regular weekly drill
meetings, on Monday evenings instead oil
Saturday, as heretofore.
Several saloon keepers have been ar
rested lately for violation of the ID
o'clock ordinance.
The Bellaire Walking Club intends to
take advantage of the present hne
weather to take tn cir proposed trip
through West Virginia.
Several parties OF young folks have gone
down to the Church of the Feet Washers
the last few nights, and a party OF gen.
tlemen contemplate visiting 1t again this
evening, for the purpose OF witnessing
their interesting revival exercises.
The temperance meeting last evening
was held at the Disciples Church last
evening, instead at the Presbyterian as
had been announced, because the latter
could not accommodate such an immense
crowd as nightly gathers. Ninety odd
signers were obtained Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Cos.ell, Of Toledo, is a great tavorite
with the Bellaire audiences. He made &
few remarks by special request at the
close of the sermon al the NJ. h. Church
Sunday night, and was also announced to
speak last evening. The afternoon
prayer meetings are largely attended.
The blue ribbon iurore is God-send to
the millinery and dry goods dealers, IN
enabling them to run ell their old stocks.
Some drunken follow ran his elbow
through the plate glass d. tie Baron
Base Ball Club Rooms Saturday night
His Honor Mayor S.rahl brands the
communication signed &C." IN yester-
days MtelGgeacer, as fabrication With
cut any foundation in tact, and says
that documents in his office Will prove
it false.
Seven Of the blowers of the National
glass works were discharged Saturday
on account of slacknesS of trade.
Mr.. 2. It. King, the dry goods mer-
chant, has purchased half OF the lot on
Belmont street formerly owned by Mr..
Wiley, and on which is the building
known as the ''elephant's ear" lie will
build a fine business block on 1t TINS
spring.
The BeIlsire nail works shipped five
thousand kegs Of nail5 by river yesteF-
day.
It is said that the dissatisfied Demo-
Gratis will hold another convention on
Wednesday night.
The talk OF running temperance
ticket now includes q proposition to In
duce Mr.. Dumb to stay till the election
is over and electionCer.
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PUBLIC SALE.

DESIRA RESIDENCE ON THE
IL Is and.
vii otter for sac nj the front door OIL
u,a CONT House on SATURDAY., VI ARCH
9SI lust. he two story ornamental frame
dwellin: house, No. ~ North Front street,
island. now in the occupancy OF II. 4.
Shriyer, The house stands on To- No, ~,
90 feet front, running shout so feet back
To the river: contains nine rooms with
gas and water, Green Rouse or Plant Con-
Sarvatory attac'-rd, and out-housvS. The
river bank is well and permanently Rip
Raped. 4 small orchard OF select fruIt,
ornamental trees, surubhCry of various
kinds, grapes, ilpwerS, hybrid perpetual
roses In variety, and all things necessary
for the adornment of toe grounds OF "A first
class residence. The house j. situated
nuar the street Railway, ana hut short
walk from the Bridge, and Is the IN, 81 de-
siranle River Lot now ObiainGhle on the
island. JIG. HERNtN,
,nor.lO AuCtl onecr.
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MILITARY.

Governor II. NJ. Mathews forwarded
commissions to the following officers OF
the "Irouda!e Rifles" of Preston county:
Abner Evans, Jr., captain; David T..
Marrum, First Lieutenant; and Benz
Shut,lesworth, Second Lieutenant. The
company now mus.ers about SIXTY strong,
VI. j. Moorehead secured his commits
SION, as captain OF the ScnmuLb=cn Lou-
sves, from Governor Mathews yesterday.
First Lieutenant Henry Rose, OF the
Schmubsch Zousves, has forwarded his
resignation to Major Miller, resigning
his Office of first Lieutenant Of that
company. The major has the matter
under consideration.
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nINE TABLE wHEELiso . ..
Grove X. X. ,.y March 80
cars Will run ~ Ioi'"
notice: -.--,..v- ssAs1S
Leave Wheeling. k-,<n
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Always Ahead !!

The spring season Is move
open, and again we are the
first In the field with a hand
some assert ment of the lead
ing styles and latest novel;
ties of Dress Goods, Shawis,
Sc, at prices that wall as
tOuiSh the most skeptfcal.
Our long experience In this
busin ess, and the permanent
residence In the East OF our
senior member, who Is al.
WAYS on the lookout for bar
gains, gives us great adVant-
age over all our competitors
in buying our goods. I'm the
choice of our stock we have
been led 10 consult the good
taste of the Ladies of this To-
caIity. which criterion we
have ever followed with sat
iSsaCti0n 10 cur customers
ant; ourselves. TO all readers
Of the Register we extend
with this a special invitation
to cal, On us, and examine
The many bargains for them
selves. 4. BLUM g. BRO,
IIOl Main street.
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To Farmers, Gardeners and Others.

VALUABLE COUNTRY PROPERTY
Y FOX SALE.
Wishing to retire from business will
offer my property, situated ten miles east
Of wheeling, on the National Pike and
Hempteld railroad, known as Point Mills,
containing ID acres OF well Improved
land, on which there IL n large grist mi H.
with two run OF burrs, and corn stone In
good running order. Also, Iour good dwell
ing houses, TWO large and one small stable
and all other necessary outbuildingE. AlsD
one pair Of Howe's four ton Scales, under
root depot building 9KlO, with ONCE at
tached, l2Ii5; a large store room and ware
house, with hall overhead a new black.
NTH shop, and two good orchards.
The above will be sold separately, or as
a whole II desired.
Also good farm OF 40 acres, under
good state OF cultivation, situated one mile
north Of the railroad station, on which
there Is .arge frame dwelling house OF
eight rooms; large frame stable, and also
large bank barn, 5015J, with shedding
uDdernea h f; a splendid orchard near the
house; also a good spring. Farm well
Watered throughout. Call or address,
WA CASTOR,
Point Mile, Ohio county, W. Va.
N r9eOde2Ea
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Ms. 5. 5. KIssER, having just opened
cut her DeS store 81 l07l Main street
intends keeping full line Of first class
millinery aud fancy goods. She leaves for
the East, Thursday morning 2lst inst, 10
Purchase her spring stock. Ladies will do
we'll to look out for her spring opening.
IS her stock VIII DO al new and will
embrace sll the latest styles. Sufficient
notice will be given in time Is the OPEN
ing will not take place until after her re-
turn.
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No. IS Eleventh street.

NoSE would endure for a single hour
the snguishirg pain Of rheumatism il
they knew how certainly relief could Be
Obtained by the application of Nolan
Good Intent Lirinent; it is one OF the
few preparations that does ell that Is
clsimed Tor II, 10 relieve PAIN and pain
alone; Il Is 10! vGuntet IS cure for all
the lis assh lie heir 20. bat in its speciality,
pain relieving, It stands pre-emibent and
sl1-a
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Directors Meeting.

Last evening the directors OF the Cti-
zens Street Railway Company held 8
meeting to sscertsin Whist arrangements,
# any, could be inside with the Wheeling
snd Belmont Suspension Bridge Com
pany in regard to reducing tolls, ss the
cars are now hardly paying expenses. II
satisfactory srrsr gements cannot be
reached the street car company will run
only one car on the Island and Bridge.
port line until the completion of The T.
Y. R.R.
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Great RaFRaIns,

We will sell from this time till April
LIST our stock Of Pianos, Organs and Mu.
steal Goods of all descriptions. A fine
pair of match horses, one buggy and one
wagon and harness; st cost for cash or
approved security.
On thsaboye date, A. NJ. Adams will
retire from the firm. Apply to Adams
& Lucas, 1927 Market street.
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GREAT music sale, one week longer.
Owing to the new store not being quite
ready, SheIb's music store will not be re
moved 10 Washington hall till the close
OF this week. In the meantime every
thing now in store will DO cold 60 cheap
You cannot help buying If you once
knew the price.
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Mr.. CALM is again able to be about,
and Is looking after the Directory busl-
ness. He will have no trouble this year
in getting subscribers, as his last years
Directory is all the recommendation our
business men will require. He has al.
ready an immense number Of orders, and
consequently as an advertising medium it
will be hard to beat. His work this year
will cost only $3.50, and will contain ell
the changes and removals in the city.