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d. . u. d o.
Low rates 10 the West via B. Il 0.
ALuCKY MERCIIANr.
The Winner of Ons-iifih or tho Capital
Prize oi the Louisiana State Lottery
Turns ont 10 DO u Main Street Man.

The Winner OF Ons-fifih OF tho Capital
Prize oI The Louisiana State Lottery
Turns ont to DO u Main street Man.
Mig lottery prizes arc not drawn every day
IN Louisville, and ithas been some years since
the lucky man has appeared in this vicinity.
Consequently the announcement, about two
weeks since, that part OF the capital prize Of
$76 900, drawn February Is, In The Louisiana
State Lottery, had fallen to Louisville man,
or o party Of Louisvillians, created good
deal Of gossip, and speculation has ever since
been rife az 10 who they were. The LOUISE
ana State Lottery draws monthly, and the
first prize is $4,000. The price Of whole
tickets Is IS, but one can buy q one.tiith part
OF a titketit he 80 chooses, and on this small
Investment OF dollar take, his chances OF
making neat round sum by the turn OF for.
tunes wheel In his favor. There are great
many people In this city who invest dollar
or so quite regularly In this manner, content
enough to wait and watch for the time
when their luck msy strike deep
vein, as II were, and bring back many thou
sand more than they may have spent. As Is
known, crittendsn T. Collipgs, teller OF the
Second National Bank, held One'iifth OF the
prize, and collected the same for the party
who owned the ticket. When first question:
ed by a representative OF the CaHtEIerGfal,
several days since, In an interview, he stated
that syndicate Of ten owned the ticket, and
that the $1,000 drawn would therefore be
divided between them. Yesterday, however,
he admitted that we'll known and highly
respected wholesale merchant on Main street
had been The lucky man and that the money
had been paid over to him, he having held
one.6fth Of ticket 57,012. The merchant
however, has positively prohibited Nj. Col
lings from allowing the use Of his name for
publication, not desiring for reasons Of his
own 10 have any notoriety on the subject
LoIispille XVI Cuma6rclal ltarrh i. p4w
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r.a I.nni.,IIls rxnosltien.

Mr.. Jain @. Wharton accredited from the
aonihern Exposition ut Louisville, arrived IN
1Ss citv Yesterday, and Is be found at the
Nov, McTire House. Mr.. Wharton comes 10
solicit exhibits for the Southern Exposition
from the citizens OF this city and STATE, ana
m trv to impress them with the importance
and magnitude Of tue enterprise, tue maui
s"s,s Of which, feel confident Of making only
serond 10 the Centennial OF 1870.
The Southern Exposition will be heln ~
TnnisvilIe, Nv, beginning August and com
tinuinR one hundred days. Ample means
have bean subscribed by the citizens, and they
arc very en- husiastic over their great enter,
nrise, The msln building will be 900 BY go
ieet and will be constructed on the most al.
Drovsd plan for convenient and satisfactory
s.hibition. The grounds selected are reached
nv Iii the horse.car lines, spd a FailEoep
Sw,,ch will afford transportation Tor IfelGht
IN The center OF the Enclosure OF 30 acres, tne
huildIng will DO under one rooi, ana llI
Ground area will be Is acres. Five hundred
men arc now employed upon the GROUNDS
md buildipgs, aud the directors teei assured
everything will be ready for exhibitors snl
v;SitorS On opening day. More than fouF
hnn,!red applications for space have been res
ceiVed. p-...,.iLs. ,.,...,
exhibition OF the products, manufactures and
arts Of The country, but more particularly
those Of the South, with the special end IN
view az bringing the industries aud products
NJ The North and South face 70 lace. gr,s.
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A St. Mary's exchange tells the following
story OF the adventures OF youth In the city 4:
A Young man well known in St, Marys, who
resides in New Martinsyille was spending a
norton OF the winter In Wheeling. He re-
ceIyed nm invitation to attend a reception
at the Female College In that city. As every
one knows, the elite Of the city honor these
recertiors with their presence, onririend,
Of conrsc felt conplimented BY theinytta-
lion, and graciousy contributed 70 the enjoy:
ment OF the occasion By presenting himSelt
in proper person. He was presented W q
friend 10 two young ladies, whom we shall
call Miss Jones and Miss Smith
NMiss Jones" said the mutual friend, al
loE me % present To- ys. my friend NE NJ
Brown" $500
Mr. Brown, being slightly confused 10 The
presence Of 10 many blushinR dam9els, di4
nat notice the direction indicated BY his
friend, and turning to Miss Smith, bowed
politely, repeating the name Of Jones,
sob, no, said tie mutual friend, "this Is
the LADY, pointing TO Miss Jones. ~ 10
"Gosh u said tie young man, much EN-;
barrassed u th0agtt ftgsas the red'headed
81 49, Ill. ,,ov, havn n nav hv-woPd
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llese girls now have a new by-wort


TIE Opsra House Orchestra gave, another
Of It's enjoyable sufdag night [elie4rs " last
evening ID tlie concert hall Of tue Anon Club
houge. on thu South Side. The attendance
was very large and each number was well re;
ceIyed. The programme, Is usual, consisted
Of nine numbers. divided into three parts:
The rehearsal opened with Neibigs Fest
overture, followed by q potpourri from the
onera OF " lmpa," by HcFold, The first part
Vas cIosGd With RoHtnson's polka, 1.-THE Song
If liz RoacsV With solos for the cornet
which were nicely given by NJ. Boiler. The
selections IN part twp were an oSsEtpfs spn:
Dosed OF Scottish airs arranged by Catlini
sSlections from Rossini, Barber OF Seville"
md a TSitE-"Abschied Won Muenehen" by
dGorl' TKing MydaS" overture by Ellen.
berg, opened psrt three, followed Sy The
popular "stephGnie" sav9tss, pni elohpg
with the "Tclephone GGlop,H q comPoSltlopl
Of DiTertor seiberta Prof. .scibert directed
as usual, and fourteen membcrSwere on The
stage. r-t-af.. ...a.r
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PERSONAL aENTloN.



People.
Mr.. George Gouge, advance agent Of Hern's
"Hearts OF Oak, us in the city. f4Af
W. s. Wiley, E,q., OF the New Mart!nsVills
Democrat, was in t0wnyesterday.
Rev. Dr.. Vincent President Of franklin
College, at New Athens, was in Wheeling
Saturday. ..-..l..-.,,....,..-,E T
Mp. Frazier, Deputy Sheriff of PutHam
county, was at the 6tate House on business
Saturday.
Rev. r. Racther, OF steubenvlDe, preached
in the German Lutheran 81. Jacobs Chnrch
yesterday morning .'.' =" !
George Hesg, the East Wheeling butcher,
celebrated his twenty.iitth birthday in u
handsome manner Saturday night.
Rev, DR.. J. T.. Mcclure, OF the United
Presbyterian Church, will leave on Tuesday
or Wednesday for U tripyto Alabama and
Texas. His congregation has kindly granted
four weeks leave OF absence, and have 9th.
erwise shown their appreciation for him BY
presenting him with a comiortahly'6lled
purse To dsfray the expenses Of the journey.
His wife will accompany him, ....l.
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TnE AMALGAMArED ASSOCIATION.
DciesatcS Appointed TO tho Scale Con
yeutint, nt PITTSBURGH,

About forty delegates attended the district
meeting OF the AmaIgamstea Association at
McIAin's Hall Saturday. The buHines1 trans
acted was OF course private, but the members
ray no changes Of Importance In the scale
were iayorably considered. The District Vice
President, Mr. @, d. Thompson, presided,
and W. N. Lynch acted Is Secretary. n Z. q
This district Is entitled to ttVe IopIesen tar
tiyes in the scale convention, on tho basis Of
one for every 800 members and the following
delegates we're elected to frepresent the de
Heating Department Thomas Mccarthy,
OF Ironton Ohio. ,.y.t 49, .,rf.e. q,
Sheet Rolling Observation-Disclosures jacobs,
OF Crescent mill, Wheeling.
Nail Rolling Observation-Disclosures Lewis,
Of I.aughlln mill, Marsin's Ferry, ohio.I
Mailing Departmental. D. Work, OF La
Boiling Department. John Brown, Of
Riverside mill, Wheeling -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSALS! "

L
WHEEIIS0, ". Va: March ID. lisa
voaiAd p,on,s n. To- 1bn so,,rtv sSS n,
~ Ri ottSCo mil mi sSnG 5;,h day ~ MN
Is,s HpIT1 S'cioSE a NJ +''+- 1"' "a N'A'S'''
Bcsss min, Bushnell and sprirsePS Hll, 4 ,toocn.
c SlS EsF ysfas & a'd' 100
siam w SSs rSss S VIZ Hsa Ss
SGOCilGic wards GncadRmiEiDg, :. 90 ~ ' y
DIxOn's Run, 600 cubic yGTGS excavation, 30 cubic
gHti I KIM 900 ousIc ivs,,,, e,r.va,,ou m
cubic yards mTsonry. =, - = . II 80
Made NhSeIiHT Creek. MINER end, OK cpb,c
yards MHcadFmIElns. S-F'N f 49, NN"0
IWn,rIson Rod in chtc On M Aar,I,y,, IN
poSieis nun gSi cubic varfIs oycavatlor 0oac,hIC
yIrjs Stredsmirinc w. '-''O'A 1'''NO''
pel0l's Run, i,0OJ cubic yards excavation. q en-,
tIO yards masonry, 100 cutie yards datntzlng.
Amisiny, - E1''2'S '-'s''
River road. ID DIvl,i6n, 100 cubic yn,As exc.vn.
,ion, 50 cubic yards Masonry. - - -
R!ceHnd %iSdeman,s h9ad, J 800 cubic yards ex.
' Rs" ma a C Csstio@snx RnW Zoo cubje v.,ass,
cAvAtiOn, 10 cubic yards masonry 4HfT ~
ROney's Point, y. s. & l.. 210 Gnhlo yards exGayA.
sdsmiSIng. ~ 7 IT. fst'nG0fS ~ HtN' SS' 'S
RIGeT GlCuls RIM and shaTt Greek, 400 cubic
yards tScavGtIOn SOCubiC yA;IS uAIoufy IOl cubic
yards Matchmaking - -
PenlnEtlla RoA1, as cubic yards matchmaking.
stone Church koAd, ,bQO cubic yards liaCsuiAnil.
sIng, 'I,''i, -, - $50
Short Creek, North Fork, 1t00' cubic yards exca.
Walton, Is CUBIC yards m,s'onry.
ton cube yds nss0Sty % SuEiS Sssds S1 b,%sS
and stone rlgt4b 49, A., ;,.,: s,fS.s''
tor, 10 cubic yards msiei,fS. ~ s4N' l"u' e"OAS%
ion 900 cubic ynids brush and stouS Tiprap; al pi.
vision, 100 GuhS y4FlS excavation, 70 SabiG yards
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Che gntelbgeuter.
0u,ce. Sos. rs and ~ Fourtecntl Street


CnsGrine-IOgan & Co.
Notice 70 Bridge Builders.
For sale-lIouSe OF $ Rooms.
Sealed Proposals for Coal. m
For Sale-Iexas Land Scrip-G. 0. Smith
Brushes, Busters, &c.-W. A. Wilson:
An Internal Revenue officer Saved-Third
P" Regular Tuesday Packet for Cincinnati
New Andes.
German Student Lamps-Nesbitt & Bro.
Cor Renl-James /. lawley. :.
Moody's Boarding School.
Easter Cards-E. l.. Nicoll.
Wanted - Girl to do Homework.
Opera HOuse-Kate Claxtou.
Sealed Proposals for Burials.
Must Have Room-A. Siedenbach " Bro
Head OF Local.
Sealed Proposals page.
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A rOsr OF THE O. AR.


A well attended meeting Of the ex.soldiers
Of the late war nov residing In the city was
held at labor Hall yesterday afternoon TO
take the preliminary steps Ia organize u post
Of the Grand Army OF the Republic. Hon.
J. II. Burt was called to the chair, AMI Mr..
Biddle Jones chosen ~ secretary.
After free interchange of opinions, on
motion committee was appointed, consist
ing OF Messrs Middle Jones, W. NJ. Morgan
aud Edward Robertson, 10 wait upon the
Senior Vice Commander, Gen. l. H. Duval,
at once. aud take the necessary steps TO pro-
cure charter. The committee was also In
structed to call The meeting together again
for the purpose OF mastering ths post, when
ready. The meeting then adjourned till
next Sunday afternoon. H.
District Attorney Flick, Grand Command
er Of the G. A Z. In Ibis State, was to have
been present at tue meeting yesterday, but
was Obliged TO leave for Cleveland on Satur-
day OH official business.
The feeling manifested in the movement
assures success in this endeavor TO form Il
post slr '.|' d. '.'.
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The following shows the range Of the that-
mometer, "a observed at Schneprs drugstore,
Onera House corner
,or.SE.M7r, l2X.8rM7 r. 4.
~ ii 10 Il 10 II 10 10
SUNDAY. ,oO,
,ovSP.A7PH M.l2E.8H. 17P. n
"a Is 10 a. % 81 " u
WARRINGTON, d. c., March l9.-1A.M.-For
,r.,,ressss and the Ohio Valley, northwest
windS generally shifting to southerly,, sta.
tionary or higher temperature, followed by
For the Lower Lake regions, fair weather,
westerly, lacking: 10 warnasr southefly
winds, stationary or lower pressure >.
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,IoyLY A rAnMEn'spAr0nrER,'

This play, which has been given oil over
the country for two seasons past, was presented
ut the Opera House Saturday night for the
first land 1t Is to be hoped LAST time In
Wheeling, 10 a, fair audience. II as the bills
say 1t Is aElliott Barnes's greatest play" his
lesser opes should be Stunned. 1t was pre-
Sented To an audience OF fair size, which was
the only fair thing about the entertainment.
A gentleman In the audience put 1t in the
shape Of u parodyon popular song:
"0nly u Farmers Daughter;
4H emily avery bad play;
Worse acting by still worse actors:
Oh! why didn't we stny away!'
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DRAMATIC DOINGs.
MolJeska this Evenlng-Other Attrac-
lions Coming.

This evening Madame Modes the poun.
tess Bosenta, will appear at the Opera House
Us ROtaiind in "t'As You Like III The ad-
vance sale ofJreseryed seats at Wilson& Bau-
mer's music store is unusually large, nOtTl:h-
standing the increase Of price, and a genuine
ovation to the great actress on her first visit
to the city may be looked for. Her reputa-
lion as an interpreter OF character 10 second to
that OF no living actress, and the opportunity
10 see her In The play III which she has won
her greatest triumphs Is ono on which Wheel.
ing hisaLYo g0aTg are to be congratulated. The
company will arrive in the city this forenoon
from Pittsburgh. '.sH H aaF
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/, ,y,,..,,,v ROW Drovned.

Harry Laird, a well known younI, man Of
Az 1.iSnd hon OF NJ. 7. r, Laird, Of tho
Rsyenue Collectors office II, THIS city, met
With a fatal accident at Cincinnati on Thurs.
dsy, and By some means his pSrenis a' S,. not
IT, ~, laird has been at Cincinnati toS
s SSy. weeks, undergoing treatment a. the
1870 ~ famous oculist Tor some trouble OF
tSa sSs u On Thursday he went aboard The
tn n.y. Ss sle was lying at Cincinnati, and In
isaSInr hi from the gang plank into the
I i,star and was drowned. Upon receipt OF
thc sad Intelligence Mr.. Laird lett at once
a.. Cincinnati, in the hope o. recovering the
renal rs and bringing them nonG 'o' Du'iu''
A xsw pis;' Is sbOn! to be produced /, s 4
ma Sr ,sISsi sbp,I he DO with IT, well ~"
i a Bottle II DE Bnl's CovEh syrup, he .t1
halter take n spoonful three TINES q cay until
he gets rid OF his cough Or cold,
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Present stock Of piauoS, stsinWay, Knabt
Chickering, Hallst / Davls, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, &C., ut the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost, Call early and
secure great bAr98lns.
LucAs' Music sToRR,
~. ia lI42 Main EtrAet,
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Tur sale OF reserved seais for College Con.
lesL will open at 2 4. ", Tuesday March lSte
ct q. II. Ased's book store, washington, W
Contest takes place March II, 1883.
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TnosE needing Furniture, Carpets, &C.,
this spring will save money by calling at
link h Morehead's during their closing out
sale this month. Goods must be sold BY
Anil lat
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The company at this popular place q
amusement this week will all be new, and
something excellinG all past attractions is
promised, a popular company has been
engaged, and an entirely new programme
will Be presented. The dime matinees will
be given Us usual on Wednesday and satur-
day afternoons. ttsI 81
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CLOSING out at cost, FurSiture, Carpets
Window Shades, Go, at link q Morehead's
III Main street, as their rooms are to be used
for other business after April LIST.
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Ladies', DO Not Forget
That for pure sweet bread, rolls and hot
cake use Phoenix Compressed Yeast. It Is
alwas ready and never fails, All first class
grocers keepit. 'N .''
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TX tho absence Of suitable materials, or the
time to prepare II, people oftcr go without q
dressing for aalsdA Huy Dnrkee'si and you
will never Trouble yourself to mike anothnF.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. JAMES HoTEI.

VII Prohst, Pomeroy-.- A slSiC, BellaIrcs "a
az Hayden, BZ&oR Col q T EicEell 9 =
LIZ HcVhSftst, Ihpp' ton ], A WlnIernelE, city
saIsg flRsS SSs' esnFSI s, FisSa
J. lIaniOrl rIttsblIEh HAgan, city Il
g W Cochran, Baltimore Jas Todd, BalpmorG. ~
G'wheeler Baltimore II q Kemp, New fotk
Z 8 Davis, d 4 Oh Jacoi Ms
il " Roger, Bestont Z r. X CHM, city !
IL Rall Winfield II W wilson, city
" II Patterson, CinclnrahC Wells. kalamazoo
] jenkins, Milwaukee stAuSse, Philadelphia
n II AdIias Akron 1St0nuAut, Chicago
" HNufphy, NY O 8 white, Washington
j wilson. Washington Bliss. Washington
Il MAthuS Washington tn collins, Baltimore
lICINy, WCEec A Belmont, Wegee
Il 1 Swe. Mcgee CIV CheCsell. N Ferry
N < Allen, CleyclnBd Iacob ArbAuRh. city
q y Adams, Pittsburgh !: CmmbeilAtn, GIN.
" Boswell, CINCINNATI WI NJ son, Cltvolenl
n O. SeVmAn, SIGubenleg W WaIl0Td, New YORK
AIS COIN, Philadelphia JACOB y Ms i,,i - 4,
q X McAIeChAn, city Henderson, ftitbnfgh
John Miller, Leo Greek ESWAtiE, Columbus
q i Petdicord, Baltimore l. II Riderson, Baltimore
s r PiLtsmRn, Dlltimote .,. .,.t.--.tI
m 4 oStS AflplER's pAyoiuea coaPASr. 1 4
Lillian GiasvIner & lady. Louise Demonn
WSwd White Marie BarthOld.
ISn,s. S1IIl. 10. tieOrGe ". Smith
jchn ii CHI, ok, Allied kleM.
lille AetIess .
Con Mcdonald, Advance AR't, Virgins storm. .
HAIRS Honey OF Horehound and Tel
will arrest every hilment Of the lungs, throat
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NoIloE 10 sIoNE CONTRACTORS
BIDS viii be received by tie 7blA =,
terrain Church until March Il, uSS. ios .,i, fnibl
aud excavation on new hurCh BildlaSSaSS isoft
s.T Of PISSs and ddIIsysSh,s and
received Of = NJ Howard, architect TTRfisOIttnllIoa
lee reserve the right u reject any or ali atso mSit
MY N"'"' "NN''ss }. b, My
IntI 900 Jacob htna, ~
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

Head ColdS, watery Discharges from the Nose and
Eyes, Ringing EoiseSin the Read, Nervous Head,
ache aud Fever instantly relieved.
Choking mucuS dLSlOdged membrane cleaned
and healed, breath SweeteSeq. gIaCu, tagIC, and
hearing RESTORED, Ap0'nVagSs CHECKED
CopgA, BEi1ChlIIA, DFOpplngg Into the Throat.
Palma In the Chest Dyspepsia, WRsiIng Of Strength
and Flesh. Los Of Sleep. etc cured.
One bottle Radical euro, one box CatarrhAl Sol.
vent and one Dr. EanionlI InhRlC; "a auo pad age,
Of all druggistN for g. Ask f6f 5IEiorlT RAdioai
Ca, vi" MAIIHold, Clover HinSSomS, &C, PoTTEG
DRUG AND CHRVIcAL CO., BOSTON,
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On Thursday evening next Mis- CaLharine
Lewis and company Including. many pop
rllar actors and singers will present "Prlnoe
CONT" new and successful comic opera, at
the Opera House.
Kate ClaxLon and her company will be the
attraction ut the Opera House Friday and
Saturday evenings. She Is one Of the most
popular stars who visit Wheeling, and her
lame Is as extensive as that Of the play In
which she has. made her greatest success,
,lTha TTo Qrphans.n MN. u.
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CEALED PROPOSALS.

oTEICE or The CRY WAR. ro,,.
WHALING, W. Va, MucS |
,sealed proposals will be received a, IN, :" IsAI
the city Water B0arl until TueSdhT W once q
1873. at nyo o'clock r. ~, for iuiniinS% .n lhh,
citng 70 the CITY Water Works, Mixed 1 Ald dellT.
Eeah sbegnoi1S on The mt day Of All Nh ioI,ole
lnyment 70 be inside monthly. The cSb MIL lsN,
contract, Aulsa1 Of Ne
any or all bids '''s ''Sh1t 70 reject
mN ALEX. UpDKGRApp D.
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HALH's Honey OF Horehound and Ter
will arrest every nilment Of the lungs, throat
or chest, Pixies Toothache; drops cure N
one minute. For the sRtr'-t4lend's Sulphur
Soap. AwTAW
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D.&O.
Low rates to the weat yIs p. s .,
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TOR RENT-THE SITUATION Avn
- House. among The beat on the l,S.S M HND :,
soI n , hem h.,, stTcet Ventilation and dss.
mover comes; containing. with bath mi Ill. ave-
rooms, gus and water through me bnS.H Wa
clothes presses, CtpbOards aud water cl%r; S SIln
reasonAble. Apply 70 A. II AUIMs s'eHe' htnl
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TOR RENT-A FIVE ROOM chr.
house I on so hSu YSS Sn , Delaware .es fso
south Front 'ttceti alAo brick HoVSe Al, IVGos W
HAlnp Stalls and down, fronting river ~, ISS g,
Front ftrcet. T. J. STONE. "'s' vi eoQlh
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TOR RENT-BRECK HOUSE, 10 !;
n Ohio street, conIAluB dx rooms ws,f M e.. -
aud cellar Has, bath, ROOM hot aud cJS S SUas'
Apply 10 JOAN AcLCRE, or AcGte1 land SI tias,
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FOR RENT,

FURNISHED R00MS-TWO FIN
- NIsHED Rooms, for lUdSrn only :, rUk.
I&ellLn direct Reference VIII be rvqaici M NJ,
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