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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-05-01

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-05-01
NerstItder Natb.

Sufen, @rfdltung, b6ier oals, Bronditis
un6 anocre Qun9en9ebreite lOllten nift ber'
nadlldifigt, ionbern redt5eit9 angeinefieu be-
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getb. g. Sance Scr. 109, s8 It 3 ltt.
moreeS StraRe. III besiehen. (22l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-05-01
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-05-01

Die mciiten llebel, BON meld)eu Der 0tnid,
tcimgciudt miro, cntlpriugeu cinem uerOOrbez
nen Dagcn. @aie iamlnelu id I'M Wta9en
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mGbiQr @ebrduh Dem &6rper bic frberc
Spanuiraft rieoer 9cbelt. 105)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-05-01
81. 6. Mr9ane's 9eber Tillem

VI. ~. WGCSuWe . SeUeC RIueW
werben niht einpfobIen als Seiiinittel gegen
,,alle 2eiben, benen baS 6Ieiib umtertban it,"
ionbern ssgen &ranfbeiten Der Geber; BET btlt6s
len 8ei4iperben, 3tspspIie unO frantbaftem
aopfipeb, pber berarti9en uebsIu, fmb iie uns
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nab benz @ebrau4e bon Gbinir. &Is Yur-
9irmittel iinb iie iinnergleldIt4.
Nan butte iidl bor Sali@un8en.
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SSebe Sdahtel bat einen rotben Ba6Sliesel
aui benz OedeL nit Der Sni4rift Or. Mcgane'S
&iper BillS.
Sober llmidlas bat bic Sisnot,tren bon 6.
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Jtacbabnunsen bes Rameu Mt9ane, anberS
bubitabirt, aber bieieIbe 4usiprGde.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-06

TuEsva will deal With the eTepiA Of tue yearlssO
in iA own fashion, now pretty we'll under.Iood w
Overybcdy. From January l 10 Deeniber SillMltl
DO conducted a. a ntwspanF, written IN the bhBNsh
Language, and printed iCr INC Ptopls ..,,,n. n, ,ho
As Ru6Wspupsj TIiE SUI believes Ia ietilDE ~ Wy
news Of the world promptly, And prcsening II ~ We
most intellinble shape-uIG shape that viii olaoiolls
rcaden 10 Eeepw u abreast OF the age With tue least
unproduotiVe expenditure Of time. The Brealest ~
tercst 10 tho greatest lho NV eon.Igl-
much larger than that OF any other Aniericat IsNA-
napeT, and enjoys an income which Il y at all uiiss
prepared TO spend literally for the benefit q It's read
an. People Of all could ions OF life and all ways OF
satisfaction Of sJs1a'SOst IRON fsSolplNnS ier lhey
keepOn buying and rcadluE H..
In It's IN on men and atalTS, Ilk DUN ht-
lioVes that the only guldeOt policy SHOULD De e3lnnion
sense, inspired by genuine American principles anu
backed ~ honestyo Of purpose, For this feaa9n y "
party, class, clique, organization, or intertAt. " lsiqr
nIL, but Of none. Il will continue 10 praise what q
good aud reprObate what Is evil, taking care that Us
language IL 10 the point aud plain, beyond Inv PoSAl;;
hiIty Of being mitundeHtOOd. II Is uninInrllsed
by motives that do not appear on tho surface y has
no opinions TO sell, save those which maj, 10 bad W
any purchaser for two cents. II hates lNjnStire AMI
nsciiIty even more than II hates unnecessary w0tus'
II abh0is frauds, hiles fools, and deilofe.l hlhenm.
pOops Of every species. II Will contiuuu thfousnout
The year 1880 10 thaStise the tlrst class Instruct tue
second, and dlScountenaneG the third. All honest
men, With honest convictions, WHEELER sound or hiiS-
taken, arc Its friends. And TnB SUI KiaksA no bones
Of telling the truth to Its fLleDds and about ia ir1ehua
whenever occasion arises for plain speaking II,
These are the principles upon which THE suS VIII
he conducted during the year 10 come.
Tho year 1850 will TO one In which NO patriotic Atl'
erlcan can afford 10 close bis eyes 10 public atAln.
II Is Impossible to exaggeratc the Importance oil the
daiC-11hsGw I, W. ENGLAND
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The marks last evening indicated 90 feet
and stationary. 1t is evident from reports
from above that to-day the river will be-
Igin to swell rapidly.
The Ed. Hobbs passed up last evening
with an empty tow.
The Andes leaves for Cincinnati this
evening at the usual hour for departure.
The Phaeton, Telegram and 0'Neal are
making their regular trips.
Special Dispatch to the Iu,elligeucor.
FAlRMoNr, January SO r. M.-Riyer 1C
feet and rising. 1t has been raining all
day.
10y Telegraph
NASHVILLE, January Driver falling
with 5 feet on the shoals.
CINCINNATI, January 5.-River 81 feet
inches and rising. Raining.
NEw ORLEANS, January Weather
partly cloudy. Thermometer 76o.
MRMrus, January 5.-River rose S in
ches. Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, January Driver "a feet II in
ches and falling. Weather clear and
warm. Thermometer G2o.
EVANSVILLE, January 5. - Weather
still foggy and raining light. Mercury go.
River 81 6.l0feet and stationary.
LOUISVILLE, January 5.-River has risen
IS feet 8 inches in tho canal and 10 feet
0 inches on the falls. Weather warm aud
drizzling rain all day, very foggy at dark.
PrrrsBUReIt. January 5.-Riyer II feet
Z inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
mild. Arrived: Stockdale, 1890 r. NJ;
Departed: Salt Valley 4 y. Nj, stockdale
5 r. NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-06

ADJUSTMENTS. - The Weathersby.Good
win Froliques will appear at the Opera
House on Monday, January l2, in Hob
bies." Our readers will remember this
troupe rs one OF the very best ever in
this city. OF it the Spirit Of the The 1ime'
says:
"The Wcathersby. Goodwin Froliques
have simply repeated at Haverly's Thea.
ter the success which we have %chronicled
during the past year in our provincial de
dorse all the praises that have been be-
slowed upon the Froliques by our cores
pondents throughout the country, and to
record for them one OF the most genuine
comedy successes ever won in New
York"
Mlia.-This Western drama was pro.
duced at the Opera House last night with
Miss Annie Pixley in the title role. The
drama is a collection OF mining camp in.
cidents skiltully interviewer, and we'll
staged. The scenery Is very good, and
arranged with admirable effect. "M'liss'
Is a waif who has been reared in the camp,
and her repertoire Of slang Is complete, in
fact, 1t Is her only education. Her father
is u drunken miner who has struck a rich
"lead." This 'lead" is coveted by Juan
Walter, q "greaser," who finally kills
Smith, and converting his "dust," leaves
for Frisco to enjoy It, accompanied by
a scheming adventures, who is n sister.
law OF Smiths. The murder OF Smith is
adroitly fixed on John Gray, a schoolmas.
ter, and the accepted lover OF "Mliss,"
but the murder was witnessed by Fake,
a Snowman, who finally brings Walter to
justice.
Yuba Bill Is another prominent character
and also Judge Beeswinger. The M'liss Of
Miss Pixley was very natural, and she
acted the spirited camp child to perfection.
Her songs were well given and were
rapturously encored. The Yuba Bill Of
Mr.. J. E. MCDonough wasIextremely well
given. Mr.. Ben Rodgers as the Judge was
an excellent character, as was also the
Templeton Fake OF hurry Woods, who
with Miss Pixley gave a medley that
brought down the house. The Juan
Walter OF Robert Fulford was very accept
able, and the Smith Of Mr.. w. T. johnson
was well given. The remaining part Of
the company is very good.
This play will DO reproduced tonight
and should be largely attended, as 1t is
vastly superior to any Buffalo Bill' or
Frank Chanfrau performance ever given
in this city.
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MlIler.. slanifesto.
WnEELINo, January

hkkLINdi JANUARY b'
Editors IutelligtnCer.
DEAR SRI have noticed during the
past week in the daily and Sunday papers
an attempt made by a certain fellowin tho
eastern part Of the city, to cast slurs upon
me in various ways: by so.called poplar.
est club presentations" and remarks as 10
the running Of the Ohio river, &c, Now,
these are all base fabrications., So far as
the Joke Is concerned, | would not think
over It q minute, but when q man that is
incompetent 10 fulfill his own duty as q
city employe attempts, In the manner
this fellow does, to throw slurs at
q man that neither thinks nor
cares for him, ] have come TO the conelu-
sion that II Is time TO show him up. !
would therefore advise him to spend more
OF his time leaning his duty, so that when
he goes to a fire again he will not have to
get citizens to help him TO connect the en-.
CINE, before the building Is nearly burned
down. This Is only one advice to this fel.
low, and as | do not wish to hurt any per.
sons feelings, nor to iniure his prospects
for the city clerkship, for "sure" he Is
bound 10 "bate" Alex. ~Updegraf-in his
mind, I can tell him and all concerned In
the slurs above referred to, to Cheese IT,"
or some OF them will hear something that
will make their ears ring-especially their
WM. MnLER,
City Policeman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-06

0BrrUARY.-Mr. Charles A. Coen, a
young man well and most favorably known
In this city, died Of consumption at his
fathers residence, on Virginia street,
Island, at an early hour yesterday morn
ing. While Mr.. Coen's death was not al
together unexpected, still isnone the less
sad. The deceased was possessed OF those
qualities OF head and heart which endear-
ed him to a large circle Of friends, and
frightened the joys OF the home circle.
1t is not necessary to publish TO the world
his many virtues; those who knew him
best are well acquainted with them, and
his memory will be treasured by them as
II deserves TO be. His short, active life
was fruitful OF good results, worthy Of EN-.
ulation and safe to pattern after. 10 those
who so deeply feel his loss We extend u
heartfelt sympathy, in which expression
we know his many friends and acquaint-
ances will join.
The deceased was in the twenty.ninth
year OF his age. His funeral will take
place from tho residence OF his father,
Virginia street, Island, Thursday morning
at 1880 O'Clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-06

APPLE DIET The Washington pa
Reporter Of last evening has a remarkable
story in regard to Miss Josie Lee, OF that
county, who has subsisted for the last
eight weeks on apples alone.
"She has been lying sick for eight weeks
with what the doctors term construction
Of the stomach. She sleeps twenty-five
hours out Of twenty-four. She awakens
about three o'clock p. NJ. and dresses her.
self, walks through a room with assistance
into the sitting room, where she sits down
on q lohnge and takes her meal OF apples.
Then she sleeps perhaps an hour and
awakes, TO call for more apples. She will
eat q few apples just before she retires for
her nights rest. She cannot take any
medicine or stimulants. The tempera-
ture OF her body isone aud half degrees
below the natural; her flesh feels cold and
yet she complains often Of being too warm.
She suffers but little from pain, but feels
sore at times about the stomach, and talks
but very little. She seems to be growing
slowly weaker"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-06

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Fred Senior, represent
ing the carpet house OF Hemphill, Ham,
lin 4 Co., Broadway, New York, is in the
city.
]. Caldwell Reed, ESQ.,, OF West Alex.
der, passed through this city last night on
his way west.
Col. Alex. Updegtaff, City Clerk, has
gone TO Cumberland, Md, to attend the
wedding OF Mr.. George s. Feeney of this
city, and Miss Mary McHenry, Of that
place.
Rev. Mr.. J.C. Cuttings, of Baltimore, is
at the New Mcclure.
Noah Price says the Democratic party
is demoralized.
Capt. Mcclure and daughter contem.
plate a trip to Texas shortly.
Com. Hedrick, Of the Secretary oil
States office, has the same affection for O
reporter that Mary had for the lamb.
Gen. Ned Wood is about again after sew
eral days illness.
Col, Samuel Henry Harrison, OF the
New Mcclure, is 10 receipt OF agood ma
ny congratulatory letters since his recent
illumination.
Among the arrivals at the New Mcclure
House yesterday were: A. W. Patterson,
New York; W. Fl. Mooney, Steubenville,
Ohio; 0. s. Brown, Westerly, R. l.; S. L.
Boyd and daughter, Glen Easton; John
4. Warner, New York; George V. Smith,
New York; A. o. Goshorn, /. W. Heck
man, Cincinnati; l., Rodgers, West yir-
ginia; Fred. Semer, New York; I. S. Tap
pen, B~ellaire; W. Il. Linn, %Smithfield,
Ohio; 7. S. Chandler, Cleveland, Ohio; D..
A. Mcdonald, St. Louis; o. NJ. Head,
Pittsburgh; J. @, Geittings, Baltimore, R.
II. Ashley, Pittsburgh; ]. N. Alwater, New
York; 4. L. Baldwin, Pittsburgh.
Among the arrivals at the Stamm
House Yesterday were: l.. Lucke, NJ, NJ.
Able, John F. Edwards, New York; W.
F. Okcy, F. W. Dlehl, Woodsfeld, j. @.
Reed, Miss A. L. Rice, West Alexander;
@. Z. Yeotz, Marshall county; l.. F..
Knight, GAINESVILLE; VIM. Woodburn,
Cameron; Z. +. Boyd, Ohio county, Jas.
K. Cox, II. f. Cimiotti, Pittsburg; @. W.
Lotter, Cameron; James Aud, Washing.
ton; W. A. Clayton, Warrington; A. ].
Baldwin, Michigan City; I. NJ. Doty,
Philadelphia; E. N. Legget, Potomac, w.
Va, r. B. MCCamman and family, Craw-
ford, Ohio; Miss Annie PiXley and eight
members OF the M'liss Combination.
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rmE CpMnEnLAND RoAD.
some Facts and Figures Connected viii
our Most Prominent Highway.

Some Facts ana Figures Connected WIN
Our Most Prominent Highway.
Yesterday we furnished some figures
showing the gradual increase that has
taken place in the toll receipts Of the Nat
ional, or Cumberland road, within the
limits of this State, during the past six
years. Unlocking over the records SOME
further facts Of interest appear. In addi-
ton TO the sum of $4,9l3, returned as the
gross receipts from tolls collected at gate
FNo. 2, during the year 1879, the gross re.
ceipts OF gate No. ], will show q return for
the same time, Of about $464, and those
at gate No. 8 will aggregate about 5lO.25.
The returns for the last two gates are not
complete, the report of gate No. l cover
ing but II months and that OF gate No. 3
ten months OF the year, but by counting
the returns for November and December
as probably equal to the corresponding
months OF 1873, the above figures are
reached. Arranged in order, the gross
tolls at the several gates make the follow
ing exhibit for last year:
Gate No. 2 (L~eatherWood) .....""..".............. 1918 %
Gate No. 5 VALLEY GroTel."............"...."-. OlO -
-
Total. .....o.;..."".... ......... ...........'.sSs1 os
What the net receipts or earnings Of the
road were for the year cannot be so read.
lily Appropriated. The annual salary Of
the Superintendent, Mr.. Thomas Sweeney,
is 1884; that OF Mr.. John McAllister, in
charge Of gate No. ], Is $3.50; that Of Mr..
Allen Davis, at gate No. 9, is 5000, and
that OF Mrs. Elizabeth Denniston, at gate
No. 8, is $lOO. These salaries aggregate
81, 394, and this amount covers all sums
paid for the management and supervision
OF the road. Tie other expenses in.
Cured in keeping up the road, repairing
toll houses, &c, &C., during last year. cai-
not be ascertained until the annual report
OF the Superintendent is made In 1877
they aggregated S3,0l3 IS, probably more
THAN was expended on the road during
the year past. Taking these figures rs the
basis, however, the total expenditure this
year will probably be In the neighborhood
Of $500 90. The receipts OF the road
have so far exceeded the expenditures
for several years, that there is now a sur
plus OF SG,4lS Sc on hand.
1t will be noticed that the receipts oithe
gate on Fulton Hill but little more than
cover the salary OF the toll keeper and as
the new city road over the Peninsula will
attract q still larger proportion OF tho
travel as 1t is improved and widened, the
propriety OF Establishing this gate altogether,
has been a good deal discussed. Merchants
and others in the upper portion Of the city
now claim that it Is simply a barrier to
turn aside a portion OF the county trade
which would otherwise como to them, into
the eastern section OF the city, with.
out being OF any particular benefit to
the road. 1t will be remembered
that u proposition was made by the Board
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Mason & HANLlS Organs at sheib's.
New YORK Dry Goods market.

New York, January 5.-The general con.
dition Of the dry goods trade remains I'M
changed. Agents are making considerable
deliveries Of cotton and wooden goods in the
execution OF former orders, but the current
Of business is oflimited proportions, as there
are at present comparatively few buyers in
the market. The i0bbtng trade has displayed
very little animation, but the demand is re.
ported rather better than usual at this dull
period of the season. Cotton goods only in
moderate demand at first hands, but the tone
Of the market is very firm, and nearly all the
leading makes Of goods continue sold ahead.
Brown cottons again receiving a good deal OF
attention from COnverters, in which me
ton some liberal transactions lately occurred.
Print cloths market quiet, but prices are firm
ut last quotations. There was a fair demand
for shifting prints, and medium and dark
fancies were taken In moderate parcels by
package buyers; but the general demand for
printed calfcoS is comparatively Prices
firm and unchanged.
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THR SUN FOR 1880.

political events which II has In store. or III.
" Of teSolute Vigilance on the part Of every M.
who dofiIes 10 preserve tho Government IIh "". <
foIndeFa gave US. The debates and acts Of co ~ tt
the utteTAnceS Of Tho press, the exciting conta.
The Republican and Democratic plrti, = bow "saa
equal Ia strength ihrOughOutthe country. III "slny
diff VI public sentiment, will III bear 1inS,IIss !ihg
effectively upon Tue tEenty.iOunh TrSid,sS,LIa',
election 10 be hGld W November. Four year ~,
next November, The will Of he nation a. e1 mn. I.
-1he POLLS, Ras thwarted by m Rb0mInahle tdn,,jsNSiA
tic ptitlUteT4 Ant lsnedelariea Of which Min hiputA "
OtRtoI they S0 =. wDlthe crime Of isTG he %", 10y Iae
IBS0l The past decade Of Year, opened with ! IHowIla
exinlIaaa ntaru lhsolent Administration Iutrebchs2
Washington. TnEsUS did 5 .Inething toTani II,IS ,
Ing the gang aud brcakinE lis poWsr. The r,s, ~
arc nov intriguing 10 restore their leader snJ ,L y
selves 10 places from which they were driver Nv "
Indignation Of The people. MIi they sncceS1I; We ~
coming year VIII bIilig The answers 10 the q nloipts,,
Gus qNes iVt4. TIE Sun will be- on baud TO rby"OII'
tie iaGs as they are developed, and TO cXbiLitS nv,
clearly aud feafitSly In their relations to txttjIss,I
and right ~I
Thus. With u habit Of philosophical good hupo, +
looking VI tho minor aiiiiTs Ul lie. and 10 greai ISir y
RsteldlaIt purpose TO maintain the rights Of I'M
Ile aud The PRINCIPLES Of tho Constitution nsIiS,P N
aggTcsson, liik suN Is pr tarrd 10 Writpa tIn,htap
Instructive, and II The salhe slime entertaining LIIGSS
Of 1850. !
Our rates et subscription remain unchanged. IA,
Tue DAILY Sun, u fOlr-Iago sheet Of tWentT+lhi
month, or so 5Oa yeai: OF, Including The SubdsV ~ !
per. III Pight-pagC sheet Of tity-slx columns. tLe ~
Is % cents 4 month, 81 20 4 year, postage raid,
Tho Sunday edition u TIE SUS h alA iufpl,b.,
RpautUly nj 81 20 \ year, postage paid.
Tho pIc0 Of tho WEEKLY sun, eight PAGE. st,,
six columns, y 81 u year, po tago paid. fof rial" 7
ten SCndlDg $40 We will send an extra cUpy INV
Address
Publisher of .TheRun,' New York IN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-06

WEEK OF PRAYER.-The observance oil
the week of prayer began yesterday. II
is being generally observed in this city.
At the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church, after.
noon and evening, services were held and
will be the remaining days Of the week.
Below we give the programme:
Tuesday, January 6.-"fnyoking the aid
OF the Holy Spirit in our confession OF sin
and humiliation before God"
Wednesday, January 7.-"Inyoking the
aid Of the Holy Spirit in prayer for the
church Of Christ, It's ministers, It's growth
in grace, and its enlargement; and for
the revival Of religion throughout our
country"
Thursday, January S.-"1nvoking the
aid OF the Holy Spirit in prayer for Christ
ian education for tho family; institutions
OF learning; for Sunday schools; the cause
Of temperance, and the more %scrupulous
observance OF the Sabbath"
Friday, January 0.-"Invoking the aid
Of the Holy Spirit in prayer for nations,
rulers and people; for peace and religious
liberty"
Saturday, January 1O.-"1nvoking the
aid OF the Holy Spirit in prayer for home
and foreign missions, and for the CONVEX
sion OF tho world"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-06

ElEcrloN.-At a meeting of parker't
Hall Union, Sunday afternoon, the fol
lowing officers were elected 10 serve fol
the coming six months: President, ]. N
Richards; First Vice President, ]. NJ,
bowler; Second Vice President, Benz,
Stephens; Secretary, A.G. Ryan; Treas
urer, George Hartley; Executive Com
mittee, j. Handy, F. N. Hopkins, VIM.
Coz, 4. Bayletts, &. G. Murdoch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-06

Merchant Tailors-! Thomas Hughes & Co
Spare Ribs, &c.-Geo. II. Parks.
For Rent-A Double office.
Lost-Gold Earring.
For Rent-I1ouse.
Election-Commercial Bank.
A Desirable Brick Dwelling for Rent.
For Sale or Rent.
For Rent-Two Dwelling Houses.
Alpha Lodge 424, Knights Of Honor.
Chord Index-W. S. Hutchins.
Eagle Indelible Pencils e. l.. Nicholl'
Real Estate Asent-Alex. Bone.
Washington Hall-Dr. 0'Leary-Fonrth
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-06

OWING 10 "a contemplated change
in our bushes, we request all those
knowing themselves Indebted 10 ms
20 come forward at once and square
up. He offer u entire stock at
cost from this day until further
notice. ID. GuNDLING & co.,
Star ClOthiers.
30 twelfth street