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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06

1.-THE demand for nails may be termed
moderate" said the President OF one Of
our principal nail companies yesterday,
land dop't think there Is much to be
said on the subject at present, We shipped
a hundred kegs west last week by rail- and
q few by the river, The rates of t%rspspor.
tation have already been published and
don't know much to give you besides" re.
marked the nail man as be turned his
horses head toward Ohio and left US 10
hunt up some other man.
AT the Belmont Nail Works we we're In.
formed that there was only a fair demand
for nails. Some 1000 OF 5000 kegs had
been shipped west, south and southwest
during the week, and az We were taking
the 81, Lawrence loaden to take away q few
hundred kegs that had been hauled down
10 the landing for shipment, "Some nails
had also gone east In tho last lew days.
concluded the gentleman who was impart.
ing the information as he gathered up biz
gripsaCk and went aboarn the boat.
At the Top mill and the Riverside mills
substantially the same story IL told. The
Whitaker iron works have been turning
out their usual quantum OF sheet iron,
ETC., until the strike Of the boilers, but Il
is thought that this will be over ID q day
or two, and operations will be fully re-.
sumed again. The H.ns works have boon
making some rather large shipments by
boat during the last month, and the car,
rier Ia now loading over there for 81. Louis,
q lair proportion Of the cargo coming from
that mill,
.GlasS men all report q b~aightening up
Of that business, but all say they can stand
0 much heavier strain on their order books
than they have been subjected 10 yet. A
large quantity Of glass will be taken down
on The Carrier, Wyomipg, aud John l..
Rhodes this week for st. LOFTS.
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a RATAL ACCIDRHT



A idRhtlul accident happened about
one mile above Moundsyille, Saturday
night, causing the death Of Philip Camp
bell, q we'll known farmer, The facts as
far as leaned appear to be these; Mr..
Campbell Was in MoundsvilIs on Saturday
and had about his person a considerable
amount OF money, which it is supposed
he had spent in the way liquidation Of
debts. After transactiug all his business
he became intoxicated, and at . late hour
he was taken q little distance out OF town
by two friends, and placed on his way
home. Nothing more was heard OF Camp
bell until notice was given in Mounds.
vile, by some tTainmen, that q man had
been struck by the II o'clock, night, train.
Justice Edwards was notified, and alter
summoning a Coroner's jury, went to the
sCene Of the tragedy, Campbell was iund
lying near the track dead, His injuries
consisted o q large cut on the right side OIL
head, which lacerated the scalp and fraC'
tured the skull. Also, his right hand
was somewhat bruised. An examination
showed that he had only th~irty.fve cents
in money on his person, together with tax
receipts and 2 receipt for u considerable
amount OF money paid out on Saturday,
His body yss taken above the railroad
and laid on the grass where
1t remained until morning, when
he was taken to his home which Is about
Aye miles from Moundsville. The C%oroner'l
Jury adjourned and withheld q verdict un'
til Sunday at Or. NJ, when they rendered
o verdict OF accidental death.
This occurrence has caused considerable
comment, and the reports were conflicting
Some attach mystery TO his death, and be-
lieve thatit was caused by foul means; thai
persons knowing that he had considerable
money, and believing 1t TO be still in his
possession, waylRid him. II Is said thai
one Of the'train men said his body when
the train struck 1t (the train was stopped
and the man got off) was cold except the
back and throat. The general Lupposition
Is that he being intoxicated sat down
along tibet rack and fell asleep, and was
struck while in this position, This is the
view taken by the Coroner's jury.
Mr.. Campbell was well known through
out the State, and was a gentleman OF ed,
uCation, 1t Is said that he was educated
for the duties Of q Catholic priest, but left
that vocation. He was . very intemper,
ate man, which greatly detrOCEed from biz
merits,
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The Lutheran I,Ianir.

A busy Monday this will be in score
oiWhsellnR homes, not because Ills wast
day, but rather a day Of baking and cook
Ing aud getting ready the hats and dresses
for the annual excursion OF the English
Lutheran Sabbath School which takes
place tomorrow. The school and Id
friends will go by the o. 4 p. r. r. TO Nc.
Ooy's Station, where In 1873 aud 1874,
they we're 80 kindly received aud 60 do.
lighted. The labor and responsibility Of
ahch an affair are immense, but the Joy Il
will give to hundreds Of children and theft
friends is the compensation to those who
each year inaugutate and carry forward
the cook work.
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THIS moRNING.s FIRE.

slight BIaEe At Bodley Bros Wagon
Factory.
A few minutes before three o'clock this
morning an alarm was struck by the Gap
itol bell, and a bright light in the eastern
sky showed the location Of the fire.
The department was promptly out, and
the fire was found To he In the boiler
house at Bodley's wagon factory,
on Eighteenth street. The flames
were well under way when
the Atlantic engine arrived, but
were Boon under control, and the loss, II
was Estimated, would mot exceed $50, be.
Ink principally dry Lumber piled In The
Bhed.
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Thomas j. Arden, William street, EssI
Buffalo, writes: "Your Spring blossom
has worked on me splendid 1had no an.
petltei used 10 sleep badly and get Up Ia
the morning unfefteshed my breath was
very offensive, and | suffered ttomaseyeFe
headaChej since using your Spring Bloc.
som oil these symptoms have vanished,
and feel quite we'll" Price 30 cents,
trial bottles 10 cents.
Sold BY IaushlIn Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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CAPITOL OULLlNGs.
Memorabilia OF Matters Gathered In and
Ab0ut the state House.

Memorabilia OF Matters Gathered In and
Ab0ut the state House.
Governor Jackson has gone to Romney
The Board OF Public Works held a meet
Ing Saturday, and transacted the follow
ing business:
The. valuation Of Wheeling, Pittsburgh
and Baltimore Railroad Company, and
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company and
Peterborough, Weston & Chenille Rail
road Company for the year 1881 was ex.
amined by the Board Of Public Works, and
the same not being satisfactory to the
Board, II was ordered that Andrew vii,
son, ". NJ. Randolph and Joseph W,
Holt, Commissioners to assess the value o.
railroad property, do assess the value oil
said companies as reqired by law.
The valuation OF the p. ". Il KY, and
the 7. O. & st. L. Railroad Companies was
received and accepted.
W. 7. LuCkadoe, q. P. Snyder, W. F.
Goshorn, DR.. John Parks, K. Delaney
were elected members OF the Kanswha
River Board.
The Dental Commissioners appointed by
the Board were; Third District, j. W.
Gregory, Ksnawha County O. H., o. II.
Morgan, Greenbrier county; W. y. Carr,
Mason county. Second District, +. W.
Tomlinson, Jefferson county; o. +. Welsh,
Berkeley county; A, M. jarrett, Monon.
gala. First District, D. B. McLain, Dr..
Lane, Wood county.
Secretary Of State stalnaker has Issued
a certificate ofinCorporation to the "Piney,
Coal & G~uyandotte Railroad Company"
for the purpose Of constructing and run.
ming o railroad commencing at or near the
mouth Of Piney, in Raleigh county thence
by the most practicable route up Piney
creek through the county Of Raleigh to
the headWaters Of said creek, thence 10
Guyandotte river and down the same TO
the county line OF Raleigh or from PineY
creek to a point at or near the head waters
Of Goal river to the Raleigh county line.
The principal Office Of the company will
be at Raleigh Q. II.
The capital stock Is fixed at $3.50, 900; di.
vlded into shares Of $lOO each.
The corporatots are Jas. 7. McCreery,
John W. McCreery, Ash M. Prince, ]. B.
Ellison and A. Hanna, all Of Raleigh
Court House, w. Va.
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", 4. CHURCH.
In our nelghboring settlements over in
Ohio, Ia q goodly number OF Friends or
Quakerg. The small but quaint advertise.
ment Ia the daily papers Of Saturday, An.
nouncing that Mrs. Hannah Hall would
preach yesterday afternoon 10 the Fourth
Street NJ. \. Church, caused q small as.
semblage oil the sect To gather. They sat
as they do at their own meetings, with
heads covered, and attracted considerable
attention from the congregation In conse.
quence. The Church was quite full, and
the address, was intended 10 ar.
plain the tenets Of the Quaker belief and
It's similarity 10 and difference ffom al.
thodox Oreads and practices.
Previous 10 the lecture the uuaftette In
the pulpit, consisting Of Mrs. Hall, josh.
ta Mauly and wife, OF Colefaih, Belmont
county, and Jas. B. Cotton, Of TasmAnis
Australasia, set for over twenty minnias
without moving. The spirit obetated m
Mt. Cotton fist and he prayed Tor fan
minutes. The prayer was intoned like a
chant and the reporter falling 10 get a
place In the amen corner could notf for the
peculiar enunCiation, ascertain the desires
o the petitioner, Alter Mr.. Cotton WA
through and had resumed his seat, Mia,
Hall arose. She had the same peculiar
method oil saying what che wanted IA,
preventing an abstract OF her femafks'
She eeeIna 10 think herself called Az A
missionary 10 the orthodox world 10 or.
plain away MISUNDERSTANDING. In some
points there is no difference In belief, bul
n the sacramento and fitaa NJ tina hbihts.
~ there is Of course q wide abyss.
The spirit moved Nj. Cotton TO sneak
liter MIS-. Hall, but bis speech, like hI6
was short and lndislnCt, There
vas no singing, no collection, no notices
'etoie or alter the sermon, and al the close
The proceedings no inIimation WA
tven the audience that II could retire, A
arge number o. Sunday school boys, how.
vet, supplied this latter omission, and the
.udience taking the hint Withdrew.
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Assignment of a wall Pnpcr Hou,,.

On Saturday evening last the firm Of ].
Q. Orr 4 Co., doing business on Twelfth
street, made an assignment Of oil their
nssets for the benefit Of their creditors,
About one year ago Mr.. A. W. PAUL, then
ID the wall paper business on Main street,
sold his entire stock Of goods to Mr.. Orr,
who subsequently moved to Twelfth street,
Mr. A, W. PAUL Is, therefore, the principal
creditor, the amount Of his claim being
about $4,000. There are also ON Eastern
and private creditors, not named, however,
In the assignment Il is belieYed by those
who should be posted that the assets will
cover the liabilities.
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THE usual merchants lunch at The New
McLurs House saEpIe Rooms daily.


The festival Of PentecOst wts suitably
observed at the English Lutheran Church
yesterday. The morning sermon wAi
based on Acts II; AZ AZ, the theme being
-Four ways by which a congregation and
may Judge themselves" The evening SER
mon was from Rev. ii; 8, the subject be.
ing ''rhe Admonition Of the Apostolic
Church 10 the church OF to day. The
Sunday School had q nicely illustrated
blackboard lesson on "The Comforter
The school was full Of interest and full Of
manila.
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Mrs. Wallace, Buffalo, n. Y, writes /"
have used BnfdoCk Blood BiLters for ner
vous and bilious headaches, and hay,
recommended them 10 my ftiendBi
believe them superior 70 any other msdi,
cine l have used, and can Recommend
them 10 anyone requiring q cure for BIZ
%iousness" Price 81 90, Trial size 10 cents
Sold by LauRhlln Bfos 4 Co., Whole.
sale DiuRgilLs, Wheeling.
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because you have allowed your bowelt
70 become C%ostive, and liver torpid. Use
kidney'Wort 10 produce a free state Of
the bowels, and II will stimulate The livel
to proper action, clense the skin OF liz
yellowness, cure billions headache, and
cause new life In the blood. Druggists
have 1t, both dry and liquid Ziont Herald.
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CARBuScLEs, Felons, BoilS, Sores Of long
standing, such. as Ulcers, Assesses, etc.
positively cured without the aid Of 4 knife
or poultice, by using Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing salve. Piles, Salt
Rheum, EfyBipelas, Soft and liberated
Oofns, Ohillblalne, etc. II has never failed
10 cure. For sale by Logan 4 %.
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Grand Excursion TO Pittsburgh, RatuF.
dlhy. June 1Iili,

Tie p, q. 4 IT, L. Ry. Co, Panhandle
Route) will sell excursion tickets 10 Pitts.
burRh, for train leaving Wheeling at 4.52
r. NJ, on. above date, at the rate Of 81 90
Tor round tip. Tickets good for return
passage on train leaving Pittsburgh Sun.
day at $3.50 A. NJ, arriving In Wheeling at
1907 P. "; by special train leaving Pitts.
butRh Sunday night III 60 P. NJ, or by
regular train Monday morning. For tick.
els and further Information, apply 10
J. NJ. B~elleville, agent Panhandle Route,
foot Eleventh street, Wheellbgi or j..
Ballee, Union Ticket Office, Mcclure
Hnnha.
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"WINE OF oARDUI" for Ladies only.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.

~
For Falling, PremaIureGray Hair Use
London Hair Restorer, insures new growth.
London Hair Restorer, Restores the color,
London Hair Restorer, Exquisite dressing,
London Hair Restorer, The only olGanly and
London Hair Restorer, eiFeCtual Hair he.
London Hair RestOrer, storer In the market.
A toilet luxury entirely free from all OBJ.
nOxious or unpleasant od0r,
FHYsICIANs USE N RECOMMEND IT,
Some eight years ago my hair commenced
falling; top became quite bald. l applied
London Hair Color Restorer." My hair
not only stopped falling, but Is now growing
finely, and consider 1t an invaluable article
for restoring the hair. J. W. Abel, M. d.,
Druggist 1924 Beach street, Philadelphia.
Price 70 cents q bottle, six bottles 81. Sold
by Druggists. MwVAw,
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OHERhPuLNEss, courage, and great aCliv.
ity OF intellect are ehRendefed BY FelloSs'
Syrup oil Hypophosphltee, and its capacity
oil impRFting power Of endurance 10 the
brain and nervous eyster. IL shown in lie
property OF sustaining persons through
mental dUicnlties. NWF4R
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We desire to close out a Job LOT
of Mems MOhair listers, MOhalr and
Black Alpaca Coats at prices rang
ing from SOC, 75C and $500. They
are great bargains.
D. GUNDLIRG & CO.,
Star ClOthiers, SO Twelfth St.
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Dry, parched, sore throat, losing flesh, bron'
ChiaI and asthmatIo attacks. All these dan.
gerOus symptoms are entirely cured by "Dr.
Bwayne's Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry II
The first dose gives relief, and the worst
cough and sore lungs yield TO It's healing pro.
p%ertles. Sold by all druggists at Is cents and
81. The large size is the most economical.
hWPhW
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says: "By the use Of LiebiR Cos Ami.
Gated Extract Of Witch Hazel, 1 cured nv.
sell OIL o. severe and chronic CataTFb,'i
Beware oil cheap, worthless limitations,
gla.
Sold in fifty cents and dollar sizes.
NWf1V
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ArrER giving three doses Of your Sweet
Worm Powder TO my child one year old,
ne experienced immediate relief, the cause
Of Illness being removed. Z, X. Thomp.
sons Sweet Worm Powder 10 sold BY
druggists Of % cents 4 bottle.
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GAe ~Qnt&lGq&mer,
ONSSI Nov. as and " fourteenth street


White Mountain FreeSers -Nesbitt 4
Bro.
For sale-stoCkB.
Assignment Notice.
NotlCe-Dr. L. Hally Mccoy.
Observation-Disclosures Sunday School,
Bargains in Fine Guns-I. G. Dillon.
Aprons.
Proposals.
Commissioners Sale OF Quarry Lots.
Simmons Liver Regulator.
For CinCinnati-Andes,
NotlCe-LIncoln Club.
For Sale-Pheatons and Buggles.
For st. Souis-Carrier.
BleSChed Oottons-I. Blum & Bro
[head OF local.
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Uponr m nlI.D

L. p. Follett, Marion, Ohio, states that
he has used Thomas EcleCtfic Oil for
burns, and has found nothing TO equal Il
In soothing the pain and giving relief.
Sold by Laughlin Bros Il Co., Whole.
sale Druggists, Wheeling.
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Of all other preparations or medicines
In cases Of nausea, headache, dizziness
or Irregularities {. the system, BurdoCh
Blood Bltters have no equal, They never
fail In atording immediate relief. Price
81 90, trial size 10 cents.
Sold by Laughlln Bros 4 Co., Wholesale
DrnRplRia, Wheeling.
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PROPOSALS,
For Steam Heating, vsotD,tn
Plumbing, Gas Fitting, RsckSsaa'S
ry and Elevators.
OvVIcE OB SECRETARY or
HTlrU ~. III w oIAlL

NAIIn or STATE 4,
sTATh0T WEn WAR,
Sealed proposals. will DO received Al = Y Y
secretary Of State, Capitol Euiliiby n NY VnlEA
!Oth' az Y O'Clock NJ iOr the steam XIV SVAlh
Ton, plumbing, gas atung, maChIpStT vsa lGS4
required lOr The alterations ia and ,1a NJ NlIal
oalIaIng 1noHn a. the Slate HOWs, ChI,lsS1,, Y
Mna county, w. Va, according 10 lhs pl,S, "
nSa.ions now % die In the office ii H. MA,
A copy Of the 6Ala plans and ,ncc,G.,,
20 seen al the Office Of the AIr6IiSS,. 'Rlln
House, Charleston, KAHaVhR COMMIT H y hsp
ihe Board o. Public WORKS rSsIvS' !,
vi N"I VT All Olel Il STALNARgEf' :
S6I Secretary Board al PnLI.
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The P.,U o. & 81. L. Railway Company
have completed arrangement for a grand
special excursion 10 Pittsburgh June 1lLh.
81 80 for round trip will be the rate.
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Free from coughs and colds, good appetite
refreshing sleep, uso "Dr. swayne COMPOUND
Syrup Of Wild Cherry" the best remedy fol
week lnngs, bronclia! and Standardization
ever discovered. Bold by druggists at 25 cent
and 81 q bottle. MwE&w.
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TWENTY YEARS experience has firmly
rooted TUFTS Pills In public estimation.
Their wonderful adaptSbility to the vari.
GUS forms Of disease Is q marvel to medi.
cal men Of all schools. They are largely
used In hospitals in Europe and America
as well as In the army and navy. Cuba
and other countries where yellow fever
prevails, consume millions Of boxes annu.
aIlv.
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FoR SALE.
EOR sALE-DEsIRABLE NUllDIyN

T. LOrs.
l hereby offer for sale $50 icet Of Vnuhi u n
tenth street and 400 feet on FOurIePbtA Erk =
this city, In lots Of 20, 10 or 10 feet, 10 Iuli puNhSh.
The above property IL The only jage pitt d rtli
now vacant 10 the city convenient 10 bu,tHh
tho most derifable 10 liz had for FWid'BH ~
Wood and MeCOlloch streets and kBOVnn sltNi
Garden. II. z. EHRivBR
mhS l7ll NIh Ett
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Tho following shows the range OF the
Thermometer, as observed at schnepfi
drug store, Opera House corner.
SATURDAY.
1850. 1881.
TAN. IL ,. Y, jpn. Jam. II u 8 r. n. Pei
o. 90 "a a 81 G 81 OS
SUNDAY.
1880. 1881,
~ n. IAN. : =. X, I ?. n. 7 A.H.iI2 n. 8 ?. n. I P.I
"a s. 81 80 10 " 60 o.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WARRINGTON, D. O., June 6.--1 A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather and occasional rain
variable winds mostly southeast, stationary
or lower temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy weather,
light rains, winds mostly northeast,
stationary or lower temperature.
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STATE FAIR NOTICE

ThS second InslRlImOat Il 10 her r.n,
tag Board Of Directors al ths sSGi alNl h
e. ESir Ss,oeIatlOn, Is due and plJatI. "T n ~ ~
ihS Hoard IlSo resolved to call In III, ,,u..
W. cen, payable On 18th June, at M !, naltlk
order aTi. ~ pa SSAfd iGd I absolutely n.cS,r
TuUtaRsSu.p " sopt 1aS NGrs tlp,dly and nv \
should have the money 10 lho t,s,, w. 'ell w
" y hoped oil the stOtkholdon NM iltliS
cal and pay promptly, "a dSHLi
A REYN4NE D.
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s HARRIS NURSERIES,,
. MOUNDgViLiE,

~
5000 Apple Trees, two, three, four and IN ~
5000 Peach, one iron budl year,
5000 PlumS, ono and two yNiI,
500 Quineee, two and three year,
6,0y0 Cherhts, one ard two ysan.
5000 Ever green's, mostly Juniper ipti et,htH
ieet The above arc thrifty and 10 good uodllHtN
tfAn1plar. ting. VIII cell a loS - lhs bIsL Wy
LBR, MoundIVIlle. Nursery ID cnO nlt w
MOI. ndIVille Depot. dH.eC-
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IT 10 VAIN,
lSee, TO argue 'salnst the grain;
For When disputes are Wessiiei ont.
Tia Interest stu rs..s:,yea thS doubt,
4 mar convinced against his will
10 Of the same opinion still

.| says butlors
would 1t be for us to spend hundreds OF
Of our silkS, dress goods, honseEe tilTSv
goods, notions, fancy goods, white goods,
etc., and bring you 10 see them, II Il
WASN'T AS REPRESENTED? We assure YOU
1t would not pay. But when you come.
seel buyl wearl and return with friends
70 buy again, you are proving the worth
Of your money to yourself, and the truth
Of what We say to your friends. This week
will be a week Of general interest To our
but we are fully prepared for the
hundreds who will benefit themselves by
from US.
specials-Buntings, Lawns, Silks, Sum.
mer Fabrics, Parasols, Hosiery, etc.
/. BLUM 4 BRo.,
ll04 and llOB Main street.
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FpR RENT

FOR RENT.
SsSa5 sI tx. t!aahsr lRrs s''Is !, 20. ossa.
Enquire d Al
mills h, EORREs
tmu.-
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LOST,

Le'Ss.TGIi5!s . R:.l fR77~
SnTi, \ hS one tneelu IN 0aih whs Jay
- !ee.!.E The ,Ias At i Wy M y
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NJ CROSSINGS, &c. VuRBlyG
h e|tea Proposal. VIII be received !,
soSeIosE SIsIs Isul THURSDAY, JONI, tsa
nishinE NV en- i, SesSI!lns old caTb,, and
the came, ana IutlltIL,s
Proposals. 10 be AddrslCd to tina ,r..
ColnnlWte on Streets, AlleyI 1pGI pnSIllad A
So%lnlIlee reserve the right 10 niert u,sauL, h
BY order Of LounCiL. ''N'Asy OF VI
mA2t uI,
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GENERAL ao7S~

E%SEEGIuToR's NOTICE -6sS
ItSsASeI, are requested 10 ealI = Iilat Y, sun
i AAItet Street, and Mais W. AR ral,S
UttSnse o., the undersigned, 6T iLh,taeIt rs
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