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National Republican., 1883-03-09
Ancient and Modern Old Maids,


1t will, perhaps, rather, startle many of the
sex to learn that some illustrious fathers of
the church have held the doctrine that when
our progenitors were first created, it was the
intention Of heaven that Eve herself should
become an old maid" And further, that, ac-
cordi ng to st, Romuald, Eve herself, in the
ninety-ninth year of the world, instituted n
religious order of certain young women who
were to continue virgins, and to preserve un-
extinguished the fire which had fallen from
heaven on the sacrifice of Abel" The latter
myth is evidently identical with that of the
origin of the Vestal Virgins of Rome. Then
we have the story OF Kunaza, the most beau
tiful of all Of the ninety-and- daughte ters
of Enoch, who, in the two hundred and
ninety-irst year of her age, rejected tho last
offer that was made to her of marriage" and
remained single to her death. Passing from
mythical traditions to history, the author
mentions fact worth noticing, that through
out the whole history of the Jews there is no
record of the existence of any one distin-
guished old maid. Nor wasspinsterhood held
in any more favor among the Greeks and
Romans, though the honor and respect paid
to Dina, Minerva, and the Vestal Virgins
would seem to imply that under certain cir
cumstances old maids were tolerated But
after the Christian era, as our author points
out with mnch learning and ingenuity, there
was an Infinite decrease of old maids" The
whole sex seems to have been indaried with a
passion for virginity, which was eagerly fos
tered by many of the most DISTINGUISHED
fathers of the church. -.
National Republican., 1883-03-09

WilbOr's COd-LiVer oil and Lime.-The
Kreai popularity q this saio and cacous prepare
ION alone attributable to Its intrinsic worth. In
INC cure or coughs colds, asthma, bronchitis, whoop-
lng cough, scronons humors and all consnmptivo
sympllms u mas no SUPERIOR u equal, Let no one
ltkitcl the early symptoms OF disease, when an
agent Il at hand which will cure all complaints Of
a.: .i - WILBoR, Chemist, Boston. sold by an drug
gw's ma9-fmWst
National Republican., 1883-03-09
For Children.


The following experiments are simple
and easy. Amy little boy can do them, and
make the home circle right lively, even in
Lent:
The AI-LING BA-BY.--When the Nurse is
Out Of the Room, tie White silk Thread
tightly Around Ba-by's leg, In Crease of
the Fat where it will not Show. In few
Minutes Baby will Set up Howl, and nei.
ther Nurse, nor Mamma, nor Sister Helen,
nor Grandma, nor yet Sister Kate will be
Able to Find where that Drafted Pin is. OF
course when the Doctor finds the Thread,
you can either Lie out Of 1t or prove an
Al-i-bi.
The MYs-TI-FIED CAT-Some Afternoon
when Sister HELEN is out Hunting new
Rugs with Cousin Es-tolle, coax Le-na's Cat
into Sister Hel-en's Room, stain his Mouth
with Red Ink, and gum feather from the
Canary to His Nose. Then you can take
the Bird from its Cage, and sell it to the Junk
Man around the Corner for six-ty-hve cents,
taking good care to leave the Cat in the
Room. When Sister Helen Comes Back,
there will be an n-ter-tain-ment, and later
ON lovely triangle will be made by uncle
Charley, the Cat and Club
National Republican., 1883-03-09
A VERY QUEER FUNERAL.
Singing Marching Through Georgia I"
and Love Song ON the Way to the
Grave.

Singing Marching Through Georgia" {"
and Love Song ON the Way TO the
Grave.
A special dispatch from Gowanda, N. Y,
says: The burial of G.. Stebbns, for twenty
years editor of the Cuba, IN. " Patriot, caused
sensation in western New York and will go
down as one the most curious obsequies of the
age. Stebbins was what might be pronounced
an Ingersollite, For years he has been dying
Of consumption and for months he brooded
over his approaching dissolution. He was
impressed by the refusal of Charles Thorne,
the actor, to have any religious services held
over his remains, and prior to his death ex-
acted from his family the promise that no
minister of whatever denomination should be
allowed to hold a religious service. lie was
member of lodge No, 553, knights of Honor,
and he asked that the ceremony should be
conducted by the lodge. He desired the
knights in following his remains to the grave
to sing Marching Through Georgia" repeat
ing the song when the earth fell on his coffin.
On leaving the cemetery they were to sing
" Good by, my lover, good by"
Stebhins died last Friday, the funeral taking
place here yesterday. Twenty-eight knights,
in full regalia, attended the funeral. They
sang the songs requested, both in going and
coming, and created n sensation in the quiet
town, the citizens Of which did not under
stand how such songs could be tolerated at q
funeral. The mourners did not seem to mind
the strangeness of the obsequies. i,
The scene at the grave when the earth clat-
tered on the box and the knights started tp
the old war song was impressive. AS the last
words died away the cortege moved on and
when outside the cemetery the sentimental
song was taken up and sung with spirit 1t
was strange funeral. Stebbins two years
ago was appointed United States consul to one
of the PHILIPPINE islands A hurricane de.
stroyed the island and he returned to jour-
nalism.
National Republican., 1883-03-09
A Problem Answered.
Kansas City Journal.

To The Editor; An orchard contains nineteen
trees. Arrange the trees so MS TO form nine
straight rows, with i've trees in each row Yours,
FATTY.
Form six pointed star with two equilat-
eral triangles in the usual manner. Draw a
line. From three Of the points of the star
draw line to the opposite apex. Then plant
a tree wherever two lines intersect, and Won
have an orchard of nineteen trees with Ave
trees in every row. We desire to remark,
plant an orchard in this shape should be
killed,
National Republican., 1883-03-09

THE editor of weekly paper in town
near Boston has adopted an ingenious method of
increasing his income. He circulates among the
women the town an appeal to the voters TO cast
their ballots against license, and on obtaining
heir signatures assesses them two cents to defray
the expense of publishing their signatures in his
paper. Fame at two cents is cheap indeed
National Republican., 1883-03-09

DIR, PIERcE's "Favorite Prescription ("
perfectly and permanently cures those dis.
eases peculiar to females. 1t is tonic and
nervne, etlectually allaying and curing those
sickening sensations that affect the stomach
and heart through reflex action, The back
ache, and dragging-down sensations all
disappear under the strengthening effects of
this great restorative, By druggists,
National Republican., 1883-03-09

Facilities are AT our command that ona-
BILE ms 10 keep before our customers the
best, freshest, and mOAt varied stock of
Rocks, Newspapers, and MHgaLineHI our
large assortment permitting "a good Selec-
tiOn Ia amy department OF literature.
National Republican., 1883-03-09
COTTON MARKET. ....
The following were the opening prices:
GRAIN AND PRovIsIo,

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
The following are the opening, highest, lowest,
and closing prices OH the Chicago Board of Trade
as corrected by special wire reports to Cooke Co..
brokers:
National Republican., 1883-03-09
we keep regularly for sale the following dallles,

We keep regularly for sale the following dalllesi
st. Louis GlObe.Democrat and Missouri Republl.
can, Saratoga Journal. san Francisco Bulletin Alta
California, News. Letter, and Chronicle, Troy Times,
Iprunto Mail, Albany Argus, Boston Advertiser Her.
ala POsl Journal, Transcript, Home Journal and Sat.
Hday Evening Gazette, Baltimore sun aud Amerl.
can, Brooklyn Eagle, Builhlo Express aud Courier,
Chicago Tribune, Times, and lnler.ocea, Cincinnati
Enquirer and Comm erCial Gazette, Cleveland Leader
aid Herald, Detroit Post-rrlbune, Hartford Cour-
ant, louisville Courer:Journal, Milwaukee Senunel,
Newark Advertiser, New Orleans plcayune, New
York Herald, Times, Tribune World, sun, Graphic,
Pest Telegram, star and Sunday Mercury, Phila.
delphia Press. Times and Ledger Pittsburg Chronl.
bie, Providence journal, Richmond Dispatch, Roch-
ester Post-Express, springfield Republican, Sy yracuse
journal. 81. Paul Pioneer-Press.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
MRS. FRANK LEsuIE's STUDIO.
The Busy Life OF n Business woman
Heu visitors Are ReeeiYed-A Coliec-
lion of Illustrations
NeW York Letter.

NCN York Letter.
Mrs. Leslie occupies a dainty library
on the second floor, in the midst o.
books, pictures and papers. Here she
sits at her desk seven hours day, edit
ing, arranging, asserting, selecting, eor-
reCting, directing. She is still in uni
form black. Men appear, ask questions
and vanish. On her right are a pile OF
letters and a check book; before her a
number Of sketches in ink from which
she is to make up q magazine.
She still keeps going the
rOuId dozen Of periodicals which
her husband bequeathed her, and she
takes some natural pride in the fact that
she has in three years put a bankrupt
establishment on its feet, so that it now
Yields her Sl00,00e year. More than
800 hands are employed in this great
building in the work of bringing out
illustrated reading matter, and another
large building outside is filed with the
electrotype plates which have been used.
All of these are kept, and can be found
at once when wanted.
1--WE have photograph" said Mrs.
Leslie, "of all living persons OF any
prominence. Yesterday / ordered forty
one IrOn 1OuuOu. 1O-udN Il haNS AO
ceived this package" lifting from the
desk a parcel of photographs in a cloth
envelope, "of the imperial family OF
Russia-mOre than thirty pictures. We
have photographs ofall the great palaces
Of Europe and Asia, of all the royal
houses and Of many of the dwellings OF
the nobility. We receive new ones
every day in the year. We have all
the great buildings Of China. OF
these persons and palaces, theatres,
hotels and public buildings We have 3
vast library, and when one of the per.
souages dies or one of the buildings is
destroyed or is the scene of a notable
event, there we have it. We can bring
out a picture without delay. Besides
this we haze financial arrangements
with artists in every large city in the
world, who represents US there Ia case
anything important occurs suddenly,
an irregular staff Of 300.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
PROPOSALS..

CLERKS OFF CE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OHIO COUNTY, w. Va, March ~, 1885,
! sao,ad nropo ais will be received at TINS
seaieu Ri he a6th in t, at IL noon. for furn-
Iii, clean or u ut coal, as may De ofaeLed'
70 the county jail for one year from Apfii l.
For furnishing such ccal as may be ordered
the county iniirmary at Elm Grove, ior one
to from April l, 1883
yesl furnishing coal such as may be ordered
For unity on missioner 10 the poor TWIN
by Co, Wheeling creek, in the CITY oi
north OF cor one year fIom April !, lss3;
Wht cling Ning coal such as may De oruetea
Fur furnis, amnissioner - the poor nVins
by County [, ing Creek, in the Clty OF
Wheeling. I'll in each case 10 % pro-
Clean and nut co ~tfcates OF weights ID
perly screened and &C. the coal, must Do Fs
ali cases OF delivery OF .,o,,
ceIpted for. price OF ciean
Bidders must specify tn loeltverea.
mixed and nut coal per bush, III 10 reIect an'
The Board reserves the rig
and all bids
BY order Of the Board. 10 OaefA'
nTiM R0BT. B. WOO
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MoPsrTTasD.


II you are sick Hop Bittsn wtR surely ~
Natursh SnakirGyou dIwksa Il sass mn
lfyou ass eos,tve or dyspepde o. are sa1sr.
Ing from any other Of the numsroaa diseeso
Of the stonssA a. bows,a, % \ yoar ewn nam
II you remain Ill, for Hop Httsrs ars . sovsf.
eign remedy in u SOD seopaaln1A kSsf
II ron ars wasting away WIN any Torn q
Kidney dissaas, stop tsmpking Death III
moment and turn Tor cure 70 Hop BlttseA
lfyou are sick with that terrible aeknso
Nervousness, you WIN nnd Balm IN 0ilsad"
in the ne Of Hop ntftsfA = S4t y
II you are Q freQuenter. o. resident q
misxmstie dlStrict, bayricade ynar system
against tie sceurse Of oonntyiea-malartsl,
epidemic. billions. and intermtttsnt fsysrs-
~ the NE a. Hop Hitter4
II you hsse roeeh. ptmply, ot sellox Kin,
bad breath, pains and aches, ana feel misers
able Seneyaiiy, Hop patters viii give yca faif
akin, nch blood, and sNessos srsath. hsaash
AI In ShDrt the enre an diseesA Of ne don.
a.h. Bovels- blood, Liver. Nerves, Kidneys,
Priehts Disease. $50 Nnl be paid Tor cass
they viii not cure or help
That poor, tedridden. iurafh wife, sister.
mother ar daughter, can be MADE ute picture
OF health, by O few bottles OF HOP btuefs,
costing but trife. WIN you let them sunerf
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO STONE CONTRACTORS
~ Bids will he received by the Third Pres.
byterian Church until March q, 1888, for the
excavation and stone work for new church
building on Jacob, between Thirty eighth and
Thirty ninth SITS. Plans and speclncatlons
and in form alton at the office OF y NJ. Howard,
architect. Payments cash. Committee re-
serve the right to reject any or all bids; Ad'
dress. b. Mlh,
mrlsa S5UO JACOB street, CITY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
Piles

Piles are frequently preceded by sense
OF weight in the back, loins and lower part
OF the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose he has some affection Of the kidneys
OF neishooring organs. At times, symp-
TOMS OF indigestion are present. as hstu-
ENJOY, uneasinesS Of the stomach, etc. A
moisture, like perspiration, producing q
very disagreesble itching, particularly at
night after getting warm in bed, is q very
common attendant Internal, External
ana Itching Piles yield as once to the APP
Phcanon Of DR.. BoSanko's Pile Remedy,
Sclcn acts directly upon the parts. affected,
as .sSg the Tumors, allaying the intense
ISnlng, and ettecting q permanent cure
WI HueIs al other remedies have failed. Do
not delay until the drain ON the svStarc
produces permanent disability. but try il
:. ana he cured. Price, so cents Sold by A.
i. Young, c: Aoenkemoeller and LOGAN q
Co., Wholesale agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
Important Sale q City Mil Estate.
In the hun4cipal Conrt OF wheeling:
Benz. II. Comos, ct al,

Benz, Ii: cOmOs. ct al, =. ,,,,,.v
Nv virtue r. Of decree Of the MunscipaiCoess
of WI ceiling. entered In tNe n ove csn.e onIhe
2Srd day OF February, IBs2, the undersigned
special Commissioners VIII on
Saturday, March ~, lssSI'
commencing ~ % O'Clock 4. ~, proceed 70
Court Hsuse Of Ohio county. West Virginia.
the following described several pm ccn Of
highly improves property.
OF MARI et and Twesty fourth streets, In the
sixth ward Of the city OF Wheeling, betny
forty (i0) feet on Twenty -fourth street from
said corner. and sixty.siI t06J feet on nArb ..
ltreet from said corner, havingon said giound
a two story and a hAlt brick with store.room
on the frat floor, and four or hSo rooms on
second door and also west or br1 CO on Iwsn-
~ fourth street, small frame structurc
Second-The south one. halfof lot twenty.
seven ~. half lot No. ~, on the cAAt SIDE OF
Market street, between Twe1ty fourth ana
Twenty. NTH streets, In the sixth ward, with
the two and one half story brick thereon, con-
tanning seven rooms with gas ana water.
TERMS or sAI.E- Onr.ihird. and ~ muct
more M the purchaser or purchaserv may csccs
TO pay In cash, and the residue In two equal
respe .tiveiy, with Interest from the day OF
sale the purchaser 10 give his notes Tor such
deferred payments with good secnrlty, And
the title to he retained until the further ordsr
II. u. FEa0UsSOS,
special Commissioners.
&c HERvEY. Auctioueer. icEeda
In rhe Municipal Court,
Benz amin II. Combs, o. al,
Mary T.. % Sons. .. .h.r
hereby certify that bond has been given
in the above sntiti.S &c r TnsaIifeaa ;, ~
CLERK Of the Municipal Court OF Whse'ias'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
COmmi ssiOnefs' SaAe Of Valais-
BILE Property.

The undersigned spesisi comm issionsrs BY
Win tue Of n decree made ny the circuit .onst
81 "a nusry isss, in ~ svtaln oesse IN chsnsey
therein pe.ding. wherein n. \ hill .na VIE VIE
are plaintiffs and keoecoa nj s.wtstL 40
entered on paSs - In shspcsry o. der book
No. In pst !, Will, On .~..
=. ,':. ~ ~ ; e scsl = e..
Ss1.s Hon: &: 8 s SS s0sns VI .i .; :s::
,,4. 81 GAP IN s.. 5.: wsss
ano or Che will Of JS~e wells. deses.sd. whies
share sId ipisie.t x.,s s"1Ssyed 2 =: -; -
being . ksacy of two tAooaand dellsN pH.
.ss oct 9 .ss prsssss: g e re 80 q Il -
the share a:d istsrsss - Nsnslsse = na:r
e ssia i.sr sndsr 80, - I'LL III, sHenSsyS "a
her husbs.5. sy Sssd Isisa DsssoISA1 n.
being |. i.s.sy %, o. ns1ssn hS4erS
.s % e ss msA. n ou sss ds..s u - sn.
Wells. ana oae-niptAst ths rsstdeaR fcsd
under p. 20 VII, 2 81: 3: ci s: Hn in a "a
sT s. s': .a. :s,% -. - y III
s J.. !: s 81: 90 9. ss n - I
dollars p.y.bl: oa.o q .Ss pro es.s q "a: :..s
lars, IaJ able ost Il Ne s4oa 49, 70 .asas
y sll. q The scash e $40 - !; srd 2 Sn :,
ts,s,t Of wn. y. Wsik IN go am. Iu.dee
Is! w = "a -, - en-. s,,!n i I:t n.,t
U,scssas Of . s1s q .aiA fssa % b nsds e
vii or ihs ssid J-se WslSI
r.: "a lee S T. 49,. =. = y ;!.u :ss :: 9:
S SsysS u 70 Il. al Is q :lehs Ss.s.u, 9.
s1.S s. e a.: ZEE -, 80 as;sa s:ss
sth, ian, and nov Of rtc@ In the once 2
The Clerk 81 Ne 60! ~ Gear. Of ~.
esp, s.,s " T., w. ;.:. % x 3 .er
eerss ss3 8 poss, hs fstofors conveyed :,
NJ ~ ' 49,. ~; ,.ss ana T ". = -
O.. OHIO S% eSs,iy. w.Ts,, in DssS Soos "A .
pffs sr ! iull.r a~s.r .ption Of Die si.esss ~
, siov.,sS dee1s. AG ds Of trust. ths Slil ofsat
xs s:s s:s'- e :sH e. "a e. -. = e
te r..s s,a =. ,6 sif q u, pa,sAs.
money M. - e 40 z, = GO: 80: - nRSe =
s On ~ 70 Vim = sivsa WITH iniesa tSsrss
; from me deg OF sais, the titis 6etnS rst.ls1
2 until III psss iAse money hs bsss psaA'
JOHN o. PENDLEyOA,
81 DANIEL PECK.
% epsasl Co0AAiaAcos'
h FD. CHR1DGMAU, AUottu9.
d 4. ta0a& B. haoijo1b, Cgk 81 -
. Court, 0rIfy Inst bond sid sscareg -
pess Etese The sSsyS - 80
. :. provides iOs 2 - $4,000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12

rreesble weather or other causes, the de-
msnds of agents are very moderate. Or
ders are of good number for repeated as
sortments If, extension of deliveries OF pre-
vious engagements. A fair movement u
renorted in desirable grades aud styles, ana
cottons are in nominal stock and values 1or
such show much firmness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
Scaled Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE CITY WATER BOARD,
Wheeling, W. Va, March 7, 1883 J
Sealed proposals will be eceived at the
office OF the City Water Board until Tuesday,
March IL, lsSS, at O'Clock P. ~, for furnish
ing AND deliyeri--s 70 the City Water Works:
Mixed Coal .or one year, beginning on tne a Is'
mo-,,hly. The contractor TO give bond and
-ecurity for the fdl fllment OF the contract
The City water Board reserves the right 'c
Te1fi' any VI q" ALEX. UPDEGRAFF, sec'y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
CoRsumpttOu.

consumption is often the result of NOT
1pS sn.l9s cough or cold at the proper time.
M seldom realize their mistake until
sasS nave lsiien victims to this terrible dis
$3.50 "nen IL Oiten proves too late. Take
SSoius, asthma, whoOping cough. cro1p, in,
n ~ FRA, bronchitis, pains in the cbsst ana
80 |-Ses$ IS Of tie throat end iup2s. usa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
PROPOSALS.
CLKRKs OFFICE BOARD COMMISSION
OHIO COUNTY ~ Va March 10 lsA,

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD COMMISSION
OHIO COUNTY, ". Va, March 10, lsso
Sealed proposals will be received at (,
Office until the 18th instant, at II noon, T.,
furn shiDg common collins, stained, for any
burisls that may be ordered by a County
commissioner within the cit ' district OF Ohio
county for two years from April l, 1888
For furnishing common collins, stained, ror
burials that may be ordered by Comfy
Commissioners or superintendent Of county
tnnrmary within the country districts Of Ohio
county, for two years from April /, 1881
Bidders to specify the price of collins for
persons ever and under IA years Of age.
Also price of hearse, hack and ouggy.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids. By order OF the Boa,d.
mrl0i R0BT. B. WOODS Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
eM6TIIg

THE NEXT SESSION BEGINS sEPTEN-
4 Der 8, 1882 Ten Separate Schools, in
Guiding School Of History and School of Eng
iish: Full courses In Law and Medicine, eT-
tending throughout the session. Enlarged
Agriculture; completely equipped Chemical
Laboratory. Thorough coursesin Ancient and
Modern Languages and Literature. Text be,ks
~ cost Necessary expenses not over el75
For catalogues and ether Information ad.
oress w. L. WILSON,
sg5o korvantown W Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12

DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, an
infsllible remedy for the above named
diseases. Ask your druggist for 1t. price
SOC Sold by A. 7. Young. @. Moenkemii-
Ter and Logan & Co. ......r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12

Train ieavins WheeiinE AZ ~ ssceS sapday
Trains IeAvfay ColunD1s as1so ?. 4. 90 -
A. n. run daily. Throogh Chap kxPT0
lsayes Columbus daily sxeeps s9noay, - -
2. n, with alesptng or assecnsS, - h
secured in advanssatU MON Dsposo
puiimsn Palaos DRAWING Hoca 1919
Cars through vt aCHl ~ .n3 NsT YorS, ant
wssf III Columbus, 70 Cincinnati, Loasns
Indianapoiis and 70. Louh s>ars
For through tiekstAea}nksSn ,tSe~ info4mss
Snn AMY 10 John @. Tonlinson, ne.S As en1,
az. ~ psplHsndlS Depot, foot Of nevsnt1 -
or n city nekst Ones, upasfr II iHsCITx.
Wneeu NsusseT, ColnmboD, ONO
Z 4 foRD, %.
Can. psn. and rekst Aeent Pitss291kn:
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a Agents wanted. IS o day made
Xkw--EEI 4 selling our New Household
if Articles aud Family Scale
u ~ Weighs up IN IS lbs. Sells al
ID Address DOMESTIC SCALE 60.
CJucinnal
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Piano for sale.


IMosler, Bahmann 4 Co. ssfe,
l2shos Cases, etc, at
No. A Twelfth 9troet.
RB ALLISON.
fe22 Assignee Of ". Il HutShinA
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SOCKS AMP s1AI!oMIaY:
sIyE YOUR LETTERS.
We have lust received lot Of

standard Letter Fnes ;
n.,nr large ,nd.xed recepssslss for t let M,ss
with peat sgpea.ens siv o. Of Sp1 above In nssa
rr 49, nc @aSe with rings attached forsb
New gooos sIkNToN 4 DayEyPoRr.
no. isn xsrket Slfses'