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Hoard " Education Meeting.

An adjourned meeting Of the Board was
held last evening, with President Wilson
In the chair There was present at roll
call, Messrs, Ankle, BinRell, Caldwell, Col.
lIer, Ebeling, Jepson, Maxwell, McOully,
Miller, J. A.; sChoCkey, Todd, Whally,
and Mr.. President.
Mr.. Bingell offered the following resolu.
tons and preamble, which were adopted:
The Commissioners OF Centre School
District In accordance with the resolution
proposed at the last meeting OF the Board,
beg leave 10 report tho following, viz:
That after diligent search they have 90 far
been unable to find suitable rooms IN
which to continue the school until the
close OF the present term--but that they
can make provision for the grammar room
pupils and graduating class under the
supervision Of the present Principal and
assistantg--hey therefore AJAX the adop.
ton OF the following resolutions;
RcSOlWd, That the Commissioners Of
Centre District he authorized TO rent suit.
able rooms to continue the grammar room
pupils and graduating class 10 the close OF
the present term under their present
teachers,
ResOlpd /. That tho commissioners OF
Centre School district be authorized to re.
move all furniture from Centre School and
dispose bt suCh furniture az they consider
worthless, and have the furniture con.
sideTed good and suitable for the new
school liuuse overhRuled and placed In
good condition 10 bereplaced In the same.
Both resolutions were adopted.
Mr.. Caldwell moved that the Clerk be
authorized to pay all the teachers Of Cen.
ire district school their salaries until the
end Of the present term. Upon this mo.
ton Mr.. Maxwell demanded The ayes and
noes,
Ayes--Messrs. Ankle, Bingell, Caldwell,
Collier, Ebeling, Jcpson, McCuIly, WhAlIy
g.
Nays-Messrs. Acker, Maxwell, Miller
]. A., Todd, and Mr.. President-5.
The motion was declared adopted.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
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street; O. Hess and R. Campbell suEeties,
Z. s. Norton, 1905 Market street; Frank
Walter and Peter Welty sureties,
F. ]. Rothacker, 1850 Market street;
K. Kress and B. Horkhelmer surstiss,
.--s .- BoTTLISa HouSEs.
O. slebks, Seventeenth aud Chspline
streets; Il. Hanke and H. BIsbersou,
sureties.
CT. Meier, 1928 Eof street; L. Nolte,
sr. and F. Bischotf, sureties,
@. Horstman, 1927 Eof street; VIM.
Fssnacht and Henry BurkmRu, sureties.
F, Wiener, 100 Eighteenth street; j,
Wiener and g. F. Bott, sursties.
RETAIL LIQUOR,
a. T, Meier, 22l6 Main street; John
Pebblsr and A Rolf, sureties.
AuCTIoNERR LIcENaI,
E. ohristmAn, with A. T. Garden as
surety; G. A, WlckhRm, James Riue a:
surety; ]. 9, Hervey, P, E, zlpn and W
]. W. 6owden as suretiss; W. Il. Haller
G. ClAtor and ]. A. Miller as sureties, were
granted suctioneer license.
Chas. Helmbrisht was granted billiard
table license.
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Points About People at Home and
Abroad.

Points About People at Home and
Abroad.
Ed. Muhleman Is at Columbus,
Ed. Bruea has flown back to Gotham,
Auditor Miller lett last night for New |
YORK.
Mrs. Carrie Graham left for New Lis.
bon, o., yesterday.
Miss Lille Mendsl Is at present the
guest Of Mrs. Jacob Berger,
Dr.. Harvey informs us that the yacci-
nation boom still continues.
Joseph Woodward is expected to arrive
in the city to-day from Texas.
Harry Mcclure, for several days past
seriously Ill, is now convalescent.
Mr.. Dill, oil Evans & Hand, St. Louis,
Ere brick manufacturers, is in the city.
VIM. Bailey, EIQ, and Hannibal Forbes
have returnedlrom brief visit to Chicago.
Spaulding Wallace has been elected YES
trymAn OF st, Mathews Episcopal Church.
Mrs, General Ned Wood, who has been
quite i'll for two weeks, is improving rap
idly,
John. Reed, Esq, Of West Alexander, Is
the guest Of Dr.. j, B, Reid, Of the Eighth
ward.
Mrs. Oscar Rammelsburg returned to
her home In the Paris Of America yester.
day morning,
Charlie Franzheim and wife are now
housekeeping" in their pleasant home
over the creek,
COL i. L. Patterson, Travelling Pas.
senger Agent oil the Bee Line, was at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Sharon, OF Mt. Pleasant, o., neice
OF Senator Sharon, OF Nevada, Ia with
friends at tho Stamm House,
Miss Amelia Campbell, who has been
the guest OF friends in New Orleans lately,
is expected home tomorrow.
Mr.. Ed Rogers, Vice President Of the
A., A, |, 4 S. w., will go to Pittsburgh to-
day 10 attend Directors meeting.
Col, L. AZ. Norton, Of Vine 0liHf, was la
the city yesterday. He reports the Coun.
try rs beautiful and the crops just hump
Ing" themselves.
Mrs. Hauser, oil Cadiz, O., the mother OIL
Miss Mary Hsuser, who has been visiting
friends here for the past lew weeks, was
in the city yesterday.
The many friends OF Col. r. NJ. Dele.
plain, who has been ContiHed to his house
| Tor several weeks with illness, will hear
with pleasure that he Ia much better and
will probably be able to be out early next
week.
Ed, Muhleman, formerly on the steamer
Audss, has rented the Neil House, al
Columbus, and the lNTELLIGENCRR, In com.
mon with many friends here, cordially
wishes him abundant success in his new
venture.
Miss Bella Thoburn, the Methodist Mis-
sionary to India, who has been In the city
several days az q participant and auditor
Of the exercises oil the Presbyterian ladies'
left for Mt. Pleasant yesterday, where she
will visit friends for several days.
Mayor Sweeney, after several weeks abb
sence In the South, has returned home
much improved in health. He 10 enthuSi'
sstic over the good prospects OF State
Fair being held here and pronounced 1t q
bonanza for Wheeling II properly con-
duCled. E-
An associated press dispatch says that 9
subscription 10 being raised In ChicsgC
railway circles to erect monument to the
late X. y. Medium, who was the founder
Of the railway mail service. Mr.. Mel
drum was brOther.in.law Of Mr.. Elishs
Paxton, and bis funeral took place this
week from the residence Of J. W. Paxton
Esq, on Chapline street, this city.
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ISDUsrRIILIrrs-

Gathered from Yae10r7 -,
,,5 Yesterday was pay day q, thy, ,S.,
:, a A. new E', tii'y'tOu Sc. OF r,II,o,,
o. o. The the Falrbank patent, Ia. I taos 'as
chased Tor use at the Po I Just been N,
inc large Hs5S shipments Of While VA.
ing made almost daily from ,S SI 3. " !.
the liner ware made al the p s9t deeoIis,
l.nds large g. model barge Of lion 1 o,a l..
lA3 @O a the La Belle Mil In i, NJ taHb,s
week. 'V'' 81 me tunlc, Y
The heaters he,psrs A, ~. n
went outnl a strike ye,,sr5s as Top ND
0,sns asSVlRessOtthe lion pies "a rSSSc:
ni Ias ssa say, ts only a prefer, 'aA'tl
movement, We have siso Nh. weight Il,
loI I9I. Is an independent ous 'S sai l.
CARELESS Tl 2! the rules tths Am v Hao = n
The boilers hslpers At tb .a' ! ElSltss
are rather dissatisfied win ' II, - SsII. nIi
which they are working At ' p,s ant iNl
We are informed they qpit Eo gEttsslt u
The matter has been srr, T salsItlJ
anu Work will be resumed to.dl'va ''Ws
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THE usual merchants lunch at the New
acLurs House Sample Rooms daily.
PUBLIC AMUsEmENrs.

About the same sized audience was at
the Opera House last evening to see 1.-THE
Poor Of New York, by Gus Phillips COM
pany, as appeared the previous night to
see "Under the Gas Light"
The sensational" is especially fitted for
the talents OF the Ooity Gooit troupe, and
from the frequent applause showered on
the different performers, the amusement
reporter opines that the entertainment
last night was more than satisfactory.
CHARLEY nowARD's BENEFIT,
The Academy OF Music was well filled
last night, It being the occasion Of fare
well benefit to Charley Howard. Besides
first class variety entertainment by pro-
fessionals Fritz Ritter took part with Mr..
Howard in an antique negro act as done
by them twenty years ago. Ritter was
enthusiastically recalled several times.
Uol. Nap. Jer. Bone. Little also appeared
in The Rrotesqus dance Hey.jim.albng
which performance threw the gallery gods
into az ecstaCy of,delight.
In the midst OF Howard and Ritter's
performance an interruption occurred by
Mr.. Jacob Kempls appearing on the stage.
In neat spesCh he presented Mr.. How.
ard with gold watch on behalf Of Squire
FeIber, and from bis many friends In
Wheeling a gold headed cane was added
to his wardrobe. Mr.. VIM. Rife was also
presented with gold headed cane by his
numerous admirers. Mr.. Kemple otilCl.
eating as spokesman.
A funny thing occurred when Nickle,
the magician, appeared. He sent boy
through the audience In quest Of plug
hat, but there was not single one In the
house.
Tie matinee this afternoon and perform.
ance this evening closes the season at this
popular place.
tickets will be on sale this morning ut
Banners, for the Boston Ideal Opera
Company" which will appear at the Opera
House next Tuesday night.
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THE CULTIVATED erRLs
who Belong 10 the SiRouFney society OF
the Female College. Celebrate Their

who Belong 10 the BiRouFney soclety Of
the Female College. Celebrate Their
Anniversary.
The Sigourney Literary Society OF The
Female College, celebrated is anniversary
last evening by a most delightful entertain.
ment. As iS always the case when this
college or any OF its societies give per
formance, the CapaulOus hall was crowd.
cd, and u was tlne audience well worthy
Of the good things spread before 1t. A
glance over the small sea Of faces showed
many prominent society people and the
solid substantial portion Of the community.
The sigourney Society, which Is the
oldest literary association connected with
any educational Institution in the city, now
numbers very many Of the pupils.
Eleven clever and handsome young Ia.
dies took part In the programme last night.
The address OF the PRECEDENT, Miss J. Bird
Wilson, was prettily spoken and contained
words Of qualification, good cheer and
sense. II was preceded by sweet strains
from Josie Kramef's orchestra.
Miss Ida B. Bodley read "0ur Folks"
and WAS roundly applauded.
IA Letter" BY Miss Blanche Pollock was
read az letter should be read.
An amusing sketch, "poor Mr.. Pep.
perB," was feclted by Miss Mary j. Hey.
mann. II was long but interesting, and
contained heaps OF tnoral for both married
and unmarried nj hnih oavaa
"Medley"was down on the programme for
Miss Lucy O. Hubbard, and Il was pleas.
Ing medley.
Miss Ida Hood read a tasteful selection,
when Kramer again pleased the audience,
Another self ction was then Charmingly
rendered by Miss Susan Heron.
Miss Maude A. Wiley, In an essay en-.
titled "Female Excellence" claimed and
deserved the earnest attention Of oil. II
was al essay we'll worthy Of public print,
and the young lady Ia hereby compliment.
ed on its originality Of thought, ClearnesB
Of diclion and truthful sentiments.
Miss Hood read q selection that waa adj.
mifable, followed by we'll selected teuila.
ton by Miss Jennie Kraus,
Miss Ella y, Lewis, one Of the bright
and shining lights Of the society, Ia an es.
say 1.-THE Education Of The Heart" did as
she always does-nobly.
Miss Heron closed the exercises with a
recitation, and the pleased looks oil all the
audience showed that II was thoroughly
appreciated.
After Q most hospitable reception OF the
guests Of the evening In the spacious par.
iofs, The company leit, each member Ger.
tAinly feeling that II was an evening well
and proHtably spent.
Hefesto the sigoutneys and the worthy
President Of this most Admirable college.
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secretSry.ot State Stalnsker, on yester.
dRy,issued certificates TO the following cor.
porAtions:
One TO the Consolidated Coal and Min.
Ing company Of West Virginia. The
principal office will be located at Pied.
mont, In Mineral county, W. Va, and the
charter will expire January 1st, 1900.
The capital stock Is limited 10 $500, 900.
Twenty thousand dollars have been stub.
sCribed and two thousand dollars paid In.
The shares are held as followsj John
Wilson, Jr., Piedmont, 900 shares; K! D.
Wilson, Bridgeport, 100 shares; John
Sheridan, Piedmont, 400 shares ?. +.
Halderman, Cumberland, 900 shares; K,
X, Snyder, Westefnport, share.
And one 10 The Composite Steel Com.
pany, the principal Office TO be at Phila.
delphia, Pa. The charter will expire 1881,
The capital IL limited 10 one million OF
dollars, seven hundred dollars OF which
have been subscribed and seventy dollars
paid In by the following holders: ChAs.
II. Cranp, Thos. Cochran, Strickland
Kneass, James Stewart, Jr., VIM. X. Plat,
John II. Rice, Phillip P. Quackenboss, oil
Of Philadelphia, except +. r. q who 10 a
resident Of Washington, D. o
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RiOr AT BRIDGEPoRr.
Prompt Action Of the OGceTa Prevents
u serious How.


n serious How.
What promised 10 be serious riot Thurs
day In bridgeport was quelled by the prompt
and efficient action OF Marshal Joe McConau.
ghy. 1t happened as follows During the
afternoon a crowd OF some twenty miners
trotn Yotkville were In town, and frequent
visits TO saloons put them In fair condition
for almost anything cutSed. Officer Burdett
had been watching them and keeping them
quiet until bali past four O'Clock, when being
called away Joe McConaughy come 10 the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh passenger platform
and went on duty,
Soon two Of the crowd came staggering
along, and using some obscene language In
the presence Of ladies, Joe approached them
and Informed them that they must keep quiet
" go TO the lookup They answered In sauCy.
rnenaCing way, aud Joe at once started with
one 10 the lookup. lie was followed by two
other burly fellows who undertook 10 release
their companion. A desperate fight ensued,
in which the officer fairly knocked the three
men down repeatedly, aud one OF them was
badly hurt by a kick In the temple. lie was
taken to McCohAuEhey 4 Darrah's drug store,
where the wound was dressed by Dr.. Cook,
after which he was taken 10 Jail and locked
ZIP with bis COmpAnlOn.
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Linoleum, being composed Of cork, 10 40
elastic as carpet; Is neat, waterproof, 40.
cumulAtes no dirt, and will ouiyeaF the
best oiLCloth three OF four times, IL IL
manufactured in handsome patterns, and
sold BY oil fltst.ClAss carpet dealers, None
hut the genuine article has the Wnyd
"Linoleum" on The back Of every square
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The Centennial Jubilee Singers will give
one Of their old plantation concerts at
WesLwood's Hall, South Wheeling, 10.
night. The concert will consist Of slave
songs, log cabin melodies, with q planLa.
ton Coiton.piCking scene and tableaux Of
no more Auction block. Admission csc. I;
reserved seats &c.,; children Under twelve
VnaKo Ira ~
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Assign els Sale-Jas. Y. Patterson.
To Trsyelers-H. f, Bshrens.
Trustees Sale-Wm. P, Hubbard.
Republican Primaries,
Just Recelyed-Jo Friedel.
Trustee's Sale-Wm. P. Hubbard.
Palace Reirigsrstors-Nesbitt & Bro.
Commonwealth Distribution Company.
Wanted-Board and Room.
$50 Reward-ChArles Riley.
Wanted-Partner.
List OF Letters,
Spring Noyelties-oshm & CO.-[tourth
page,l
Of local..
fourth page,
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When you see a man sittiu0 IN
chair with bis foot bandSVs5. sn u ~ W.
pear any one to approach I'm oDu % q,
\ you even point at 1t, the chance esa a. NJ
n n1 ne govt or rheumatism y ma
biood blttsrs would cure him pS9SsI
trial size 10 cents. ' Ft'ak
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, D. o., April SOL A. N.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
fair weather, followed by increasing cloud
iuess and occasional rain, north, veering
q east winds, falling preceded in the east
by rising barometer, higher temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, fair weather, west
yeering to northeast winds, falling preCed.
cd in portion by rising barometer, sta
tiOnary or higher temperature.
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JURY LISr
70 Serve From Spd Alter AOndsy, May .,

1881.
Washington Districts. b. Coen, Ferd
Fey, A, T. Garden and Potter Green.
MadiSon-Wm. Hill, Q. A. House and
John Heiner, 81.
union-wm. Hercules, Scott Fair, Jno
Gehripg and William johnson.
0entfe-J. +, Reed, Henry Romer
Phillip MetSuer, II. K. Brown.
Webster Henry 9ohmnlbAch, II. A,
Albright, q. ". Dean, John BoyCe.
Ritchle-Phil. limerick, Michael Blum.
Chas. Eschtruth, SllaS Fteese.
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ls to see q man with his Chess, ~.
lls eyes glazed, his teeth ali VoS. 'I y
ing the floor wherever be bs0 ANY,, !'et'
with the Juice Of bad tobacco. rFCyuRs
yOu%lf, WI" ''oas
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The following deeds in fee were admit.
ted 10 record in the Recorders Office
yesterday:
Deed made April 9th by Louis Roth
and wife, to James MCAdams, Tor burial
lot 1877 In Peninsula Cemetery, for $50,
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WE have Just received a new Invoice Of
beautiful bsgOnll plants 10 unique ana
handsomely ornamSntsd Jars. Call and sHs
them at Miller { FraRlhsIm'S, No. 1903
Market street.
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TnousASDs Of the most prominent and
intelligent persons throughout the land
have testified to the true merits Of Df.
Bull's Cough Syrup. We advise sufIerets
10 use II, Price 81 cents.
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FoR diminished vitality, nervousness,
mental exhaustion, urinary difficulties,
liver complaint, Inflammation Of kidneys
and female weakness, Bdrosnd has no
equal as cure. For sale BY druggists. 8
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FoR nice, light, white bread Ms. IT,.
nutritious. G.S F vysO
PrOphtln
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lust RECEIvED-FIVs thousand gallon
stone ware at GEO. X. MOMECHEN'S,
No. 1864 Market st.
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WHAT I know about that standard rem.
edy-Dt Bull's Cough Sytup!-1 know
that q % cent bottle cured me Of bad
cough 10 IL hours,
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CALL and see our stock Of Dres GIN,
the finest line ever brought Oh ii. I'M ~
side Of the creek, GpO q ~ W.
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A FULL line Of stripe novelty d,e. n,
Goods House. ''''V7
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Clssult Court-iudrs Ho,,

The following business was transacted in
this court yesterday:
Slate We. Elwood Martin. Assault and
battery on oath Of Dick Gardener. Jury
out
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A PULL assortment Of the anst "A
tionery Just received at Rhees.
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y your child lie puny, ifetiul or pssvlsb,
Eneiore yoI call physician ny 4 bottle OF
DeniRs Worm Syrup. II 10 an excellent
remedy, aiding digestion, Strengthening
The stomach, and relieving nervousness,
Sold BY druggists. % centasa hOttle. w@
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BASE BALLS, Bats ant Guides n, ia,
and all, Base Ball goods at Rhees Ivy
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James Durham, Eas, Pembrot. y i,
writes: VI was laid up in bed /, ~
months, and spent $50 on dor dor,6 ~ %
they did me no good. At lS,t ~ b.
Thomas Eclectrlc Oil. Ii PAVE W., m,'G yoc
dlRts relief, and one fifty cent SouS. ma ~
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BRocADE sAtlns Zoe, 81 %, 81 o. iq
and ~ 90 per yard, at George g. Rab,
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The thing desired found Al lsst All
Druggiets iof Rough on Rats. II clears out
rats, mice, reaches, bed.buRs, l5c boxes,
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BIT sending a postal card to P. o. Box
965, PiLbburgh, Pa, giving your address,
you will feceiye by return mail a large
map Of the United States, paw.
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NJ You can get the Pittsburgh B,,.
Chronicle at Rhees', 1906 Market ,,, ,.'''
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AsE your grocer for Morning Glory
Baking Powder. The most economical ID
the market,
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%MlNE Of 0AR0UI- cures inVplu,
painful, or difficult alcnstruation.
For sale by Logan Il Go.
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liz fact, We have the largest stock Of dry
goods ever brought on the south side Of
the creek, aud the same we are selling
cheap tof cash. GEo, q, RorH,
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CALL and see those Dresa Goods, a big
bargain, reduced from 20 Cents 10 l8 cents
per yard. GEo. g. RoTH.
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sguNea silks cheap for cash at George
q. Rotb's.
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NnTEa

s-"soouern---A pale brlndled eOlored b'asL
+-nPuleIed FLEA bitten,
t-"GufaWed"-..Snloke Gnorted, ToAred.
t-nAIcheloned"-CattereornOred.
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If your watch tUIn't ran right have tire
paired by JACOB W. GRuBB,
Practical Matchmaker,
Cor, Twelfth and Market Sts.


The following shows tho range Of the
thermometer, as observed at schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner yesterday:
1850, 1851,
ILn.l9nIP. H.7fE IAN IAN 81. ~ 1Hh
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VIZ Eell Dress Goods cheap. Ga @
Roth'B South Side Dry Goods llouS "
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cheeks and clear cOmPleIIonl
For sale by Logan < Go.
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"WINE OF oABDUlp m,I,,
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0aiCsI Nos. % and "a TOuFteenth street