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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-12
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AL SUT.b VI LOGNi NVNN hhh e
tho Gin.s City.
The Thirty. first street we'll Is down sixty lee''
Tho repair force at the steel works Is hus'iihs
Tor a start On tho LIST OF August.
seve'al parties lei. on the Hon llrr Yesterday
for tho various fishing camps down the fiVes'
Thcfamily OF Jonathan Hoffman, with several
othets. are campcd near Clasinstoli, anu are
nicely liked. y
The G., L. & ". trains. 10 rake the NnoIe
street hill. have 10 run through the limits nj iuli
speed, almost.
A we'll and water trough viii 10 Put n at
Thirty. second and BClnont streets, having Deeh
ordered by Council.
An attempt was made. recently to break int9
the rts,oillce here. but the thieves wee scared
away. Ailmmy was left behind.
Tho funeral Of Adam Kempic WAS iansely a..
tended yesterday, the itu companies AL turning
out Ia their uniforms, headed BY II band.
Tho Enterprise Window Glass Company Is
loading several CARS OF material aud tools ,lteu
ln and around tho works Tor tho new woiRs al
North baltimore.
Rev. Mr.. o'Mera, Of the Episcopal Church. has
become an expert bicycle rider, and takes n
daily ride for tho hcaltlful exercise. lle often
rides from hero to Martins Ferry.
Tho nail factory Is still running and will work
all Of next week, when II will shut down for 70.
pairs. There IL no doubt as TO the SIGNING OF the
scA!e, ahu III n Tow weeks the whole plhce VIII
DO hummlng again.
A street car horse became frightened ycs.Gs.
day morning. nhd, turning suddenly, turned tlic
cur aud all around s0Quickly that 1tiycr eclby's
head swain, Invent II block or moro before inc
car was agaln OH tho track.
A,youns and very Wild steer ut ficii's sieugh.
Tor house made the employees Ny nroihd lively
Yesterday by It's actions, A bull ring mud rope
wcrc brought Into rcquisi,Ion, aud tho steer was
soon hanging up for tho shop.
William schramm, who has brcn working In
q Montreal, Canana, glass works fer stveihl
Daring his absence he married 4 Canadian lady,
who is now among New York city friends.
James Addison, who has been away from home
Tor fourteen years, returned Thursday night,
md waS welcomed back by his family. liz has
been nll over tho world almost, and his wife did
not at first know him. His cnildren nic I'LL
grown now. too. aud his return was n great sur.
prise to every one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-12

ASK your grocer what TO do with wrap
per from Ohio Valley Coffee.
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Miss Janc Bo.en, OF Darncsvlilc, Is the guest OF
friends here. .
:, Thu electric light will be turned on tonight
for the first time.
J.h;. Edwards. Of I:,na,i lie, is the guest Of
friends At Cleveland.
A teachers examination vii. be held here 10.
day by the County board OF Examiners.
~ large strange dog attacked Polio :mau Linn
Donelty about midnight last night, but ran on
being tired ut.
An unknown person was seen trying to force
an entrance 10 Ii. NJ. Ca,dwells tcslueACc after
midnight, Thursday hight. II 1t WIS the zane
burglar who succeeded III getting Into the house
and was frightened away Wednesday night, he
Is displaying al abundance OF nerve.
AZ II meeting the bridgeport Protective Asso-
citation, held Thursday evening. n resolution was
not to patrOnizeany bridgeport tlrui who In buy.
lhg goods gives the preference to Lou.reS!dcnts
instead OF buying from citizens. The majority
o. me merchants arc members OF this ussoCia.
tlon.
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Parade and Picnic To-day,

At 0 o'clock this morning tho mem,
bers OF the Wheeling Union Carpenters
and Joiners OF America will give a street
parade, headed by Mayors brass band,
and will march to the State Fair ground,
where a picnic will be given for tho
benefit OF the strikers. The line will
form on Sixteenth street, right resting
on EoG, and march on Sixteenth to
Woods, on Woods to Eighteenth, on
Eighteenth to Chapline, up Chapline to
Seventeenth. down Seventeenth to Mar
ket, down Market to Twentieth, down
to Main, down Main toTwen.
ty.fourth, up Twenty.iourth to Chap.
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The only case before Mayor Seabright
yesterday was that OF Charles Clark, the
Salvation Army captain, accused OF
throwing q boy out OF the Army's bar
racks OH the South Side md hurting
him. whom he fined s. and costs, but
Clark desiring TO take an appeal, the
fine was raised TO SEQ to permit it.
Officer Lukens yesterday locked up a
plain drunk, and Officer He'll ran in
Jake Rodgers, on a charge Of disorderly
conduct.
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Col. L. G. Gordon, OF Decatur, Ala,
was in the city YESTERDAY, and lett by
the afternoon train for the East. He is
4 brother Of Governor Gordon, Of Geor-
gia, and noted us II OF the most pro-
gressive men in the South. He is really
the founder OF the new town of Decatur,
on the Tennessee river, and his mission
North is 10 enliet interest in that locality
rs a manufacturing point. Already
some large manufacturing concerns have
been located there.
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John Murphy, a Baltimore l. Ohio
brakeman, was coupling cars in the yard
at Benwood, when he got his right hand
between the bumpers and it was badly
mashed.
Charles schanski was working on the
elevator at the Riverside blast furnace,
when a big piece OF iron ore fell from
above, striking him on the back Of the
head and cutting n cash i've ;nches long.
Had it struck fairly on top OF his head
it would have killed him Instantly.
William Gllmartin, employed on the
Union bridge work, fell from the top of
a pile driver, end striking his head on a
bolt, cut a terrible cash. His chest was
also badly bruised and cut In the fall.
ia. Raper, a workman ut the River.
side steel plant, was struck on the left
arm by n swinging hooh o. Q crane, and
a big piece of flesh torn Of. His Jaw was
also broken.
Carl Miller, a Union bridge workuan,
let a heavy steel beam fall on his foot,
masking it quite seriously.
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THEY WAIVE A HEARING.
Tho Parties Accused Of Inranticlde 0lvc
linil for Court.

utNFtlRd ARNsanI NJ 1nGu VttVnttA rt..A
na,, ror r,n, .."''ue o"'
n. n u r..,,,an A.. vv,u,.wo
D"ii' d. nnsu'ey' Mr. "'''lam carter
and Mrs. William Carter, nee Aggie
Post, OF West Alexander, whose sepsa.
,ionnl arrest on n chor,e NJ m,,1er NM.
h,,.,t.la1uo..,.,s. ""'
n'oh,''eu S~c'.eiuay' "rpe"teu " squire
Davis's ollicea y o'clock yesterday after.
noon for preliminary examination. A
large crowd was attracted out Of curl.
osity. Prosecuting Attorney Howard
appeared for the State and Judge Melvin
and Lewis s. Jordan for the defense. II
Is understood that Capt. b. u. Doyener
will also appear for tho defense, but he
Is now out Of tho city.
The crowd was bitterly disappointed
when the hearing was adjourned to
Prosecuting Attorney Ilowatd's office,
In tho court house. There the prclim.
mary hearing was waived, and Judge
Campbell directed TINT tho defendants be
admitted to bail III the sum Of 81, 900 for
their appearance Mt the next term Of tho
Circuit court 10 answer to the finding OF
tho grand jury.
Tho crowd which Ind followed the
principals down 10 the court house, and
stood about In the corridor, now follow.
ed them to the Office OF CLERK Mitchell,
where their acknowledgements and those
OF their bondsmen were taken. They
then walked out, Mrs: Carter shaking
hands with Clerk Mitchell, who Is an
OLD acquaintance Of her family.
sophronia Gribble. the prosecuting
witness was present, but her testimony
was not taken.
The small nmoant Of the'bond would
have excited surprise in au ordinary
case Of murder; III this case, however,
1t only called out expressions OF mp
proyal.
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Be Sure

II you have made up your mind to buy
foods S%7ssaparilla do not be induced to take
Hs other. Hoods Sarsapar,iiG IL n peculiar
oedlciinGc, possessing, by virtue OF Its peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation,
'utai've power superior to any other article.
Boston lady who knew what shc wanted,
Nc whose example Is worthy Imitation, tells
81 experience beIow.
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FROM THE RIVER,

The river was still falling slowly last night,
and 1t Is we'll tina. /. Was falling slowly, for II few
Aours rapid falling would mean total auihlla.
ton, 1t still had 1 feet 5 inches In the channel,
but that Is not enough TO keep the boats or the
bottom.
Pittsburgh. "
The Elaine arrived from Pittsburgh yesterday
evening and will so iuto the parkersbuE trade,
Captain Huater aud Clerk Huntington, and
their guest George Higher, OF the southern
packet Guiding Star, came down last night and
stopped a. the Windsor.
The Scotia will arrive from Cincinnati to
day, providence and the stage OF the
ttver Permitting, and will strike bncl light to
ie UP for water; The Courier viii DO In from
ParkerSbutg Tomorrow,
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EACH LOST IWO FINGERS.
Two Young Men Meet with Exceedingly

Two Young Men Meet with Exceedingly
Painful MIslnps.
Henry Hoffman, young potter en-
p!oyed etthe West Virginia China Com.
pany's works, in North Wheeling, and
residing on the National road in the
First ward. met with ! horrible accident
yesterday. He was about to leave his
workbench, and took oil his apron.
lie threw it, as no supposed, on the
table, but instead Ii it fell upon the rapidly
revolving shaft beneath, and st ONCE was
wrapped tight about the shaft. Hoffman
caught the strings to pull it out,
but it was too firmly held. His hand
bscaEe %entangled in the apron, and his
arm was drawn down over the shalt.
The wrapping operation continued, and
the apron being too strong to give way,
the middle finger Of his right hand WAS
literally pulled out, leaving 4 horrible
wound fr!f across the hand. The next
finger was also wyeachcl of. The in
jury is excrucia:ingly painini, a0d will
permanently disable him for work at his
Trade,
" g etrapse enough coincidence,
Mnl Illompson, employed at the Nail
CITY Lantern factory, On Water street,
yesterday lost the same two fingers. He
was feeding caps under n die in the
stamping press, when he got his hand in
too tur, aGd the die descending on it,
mashed the middle and third finger flat.
Inc remains were amnutateG.
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.H... .
Ecininisccncs Of tho YOUNGSTOWN Flood.
Soon after the great flood in the Con-
emauSh Valley, Ra., last summer, the
press dispatches heralded the news OF
an epidemic Of diarrhGa at Johnstown.
The following letter from Rev. II. L,
Chapman, pastor OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Johnstown, gives the par
tlculars and most successful remedy
used. :
The box Of Elk dozen Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy
which you sent ct the suggestion OF
Hon. Wesley Redhsad, reached us soon
after the great flood and at a time when
diarrh@a was quite prevalent. AS soon
as it became known that l had the medi.
cine for distribution, there began agreat
run on it, which continued until it was
about NIL gone. Every one, so far as l
heard from them, testified to its virtues,
declaring it the beat medicine for the
purpose they had ever used. Those who
got it shared it around with their neigh.
bors, go that l IN confident your gener-
esity in sending it was productive OF
great good. we uged some Of 1t our.
selves and found it not only IN excel.
lent medicine for diarrhpa, but for all
kinds Of pain and uneasiness in the
stomach and bowels. It has been re-
garded as the best medicine known here
for the diseases it is recommended for.
In view OF your sending such a large
quantity for free distribution among
poor people, I think you are entitled to
this testimonial in its favor.-H. l..
CHAPMAN, pastor Of Methodist Episco.
pal Church, Iohnstown, pa,
To Chamberlain SEQ, Des Moines, Ia.
For sals by WV. Irwin, Chas. r.
Groetze, John Klari, O. gohnepi, ". E.
Williams. p2w
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Two Fires In the Country,

The house Of Charles Bowman, eight
miles from Wheeling, on the bethany
pike, was burned Thursday morning,
Most OF the furniture was saved. The
origin Of the fire is unknown. The in.
aurance is Sl,500 and will cover the loss,
On Wednesday the house OF W. II.
Dunlap, near West Alexander, caught
fire from IN unknown source. The
family was away, but William Curtis
happened to pass, and seeing the flames,
raised an alarm, and the house was
saved with very little damage.
The occurrence Of such fires in the
country without conceivable cause, sug.
gests the theory that they are Of incen.
diary origin.
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The Council Committee on Contracts
met last night TO take atinal look at the
proof sheets OF the specifications Of the
Main street bridge. Some few minor
changes were made. none Of which al
feet tue general details Of the Job. They
also inserted n clause calling for those
who bid upon the work to dcposit n
check for $1,000 insuring the acceptance
Of the job when awarded. The time
for receiving bids was extended one
week, making the bidding time close
July rs ut noon.
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a Former wheelinEtte's Promotion.

Capt. Charles Dunlap, formerly in the
service Of the 3. 4 U. railroad here and
at Grafton, and later Assistant General
Superintendent Of the Chicago, Rock
leland 4 Pacific C%onpany's lines west OF
the Missouri river, has been promoted
to the position OF General S%uperinten.
dent OF the samo lines, with headguar.
tiers at Topeka, Kansas. Capt. Dunlap's
success in his new field will give great
pleasure to his hest OF Wheeling and
West Virginia friends.
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Elegant Reception By MIR. ". n. Cecil.
Mr.. NJ. N. Cecil entertained a select
few Of his friends, yesterday afternoon
and evening, at his pleasant home, near
Elm Grove, in a very pleasant manner,
previous to his departure, next Mon.
day, on q two months trip through the
Eastern States, in the interest Of the
Warwick China Company, OF which be
10 Secretary. Lawn tennis and other
games were played and enjoyed hugely
by those present. Among the visitors
were Misses Lizzie Chaplfne, Of Paris,
KY, and Carrie Whiting, Of Sewickly,
pa ... g, ..-. ~ .
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MARTINS FERRY,

Land FOR tho Terminal II. II. Co.'s Shops.
Various Local Notes.
Carl. son o, Capt. Abraham Lash, Is quite sick
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Closing Out.

Mems fine seamless Dongo!a CATERS
at 81 rs, worth 81 SO.
Mems fine sewcd seamless Caters at
81 rs, worth 81 Is.
Mems and Doys' good solid leather
Shoes 81 00, worths$ 81 30.
SroSE's CASH SHOE STORE.
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EDw. L. Rose 4 Co,
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way, though occasionally getting trans.
portation for u short distance. Roberts
said he was reduced to poverty In iii.
nUls by sickness. and could not work,
and his only course was 10 return to his
former home. Councilman Emsheimer
raised Sc for him around the City Hall
last night, and tho police propose TO
take up q collection Tor his benefit this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-12

George Roberta, a man of perhaps
forty years, with his wife and Ave small
children, spent last night in the private
room OF tho lookup keeper at police
headquarters. They are on their way
from Illinois to their old home at Pitts.
burgh, and have walked most OF the
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Second Ward Market opened Daily.

Second Ward Market Opened Daily.
A few wise words to strangers who
come to the city. They should call at
Stall SO and see for thempelves that the
Wheeling market compares favorably
with any Of the Eastern markets in re-
gard to goods. My motto is: ITO keep
nothing but first class goods and fresh
at all times," which is the verdict Of nil
who have stopped at my place. Don't
forget that Stall Sc is the place to get
those extra large Acme Tomatoes.
DYKES HARMON, Proprietor.
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We received last week twenty-five
moro Victor Safeties, and are nearly up
with our orders. We can furnish the
King Of Safetiea now on short order, as
We heye twenty-five more on the road.
For the next ten days We Will cell all
the makes Of Whecls We have In stock
excepting Victors) at very low prices.
Write or call on us.
EDw, L. ROSE h Co..
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Died within n Month Of Each Other.

The announcement in this mornings
paper Of the deaf Of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Ray, well.known residents OF the
Roney's Point neighbot.hood Is sad co.
incidence. Mr.. Ray died at the ndvcnc-
ed age OF seventy years on June II, and
HIS wife, who Was aged sixty-three, sur
yiyed him lees than a month.
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II you cannot See and need spcctacles
you should call on lis and ln1e your Eyes
tested without charge. ne liava The
finest instruments and more experience
than any ether 0pticinn In the STATE,
and guarantee satisfaction ar marcy re-
funded. JACOB W. GRU.B,
JeWelcr and Optician,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets,
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Apie;lSine Heuse

OF health and strength renewed and OF
Gaze and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, as IT acts in harmony with
nature 10 eilectually cleanse the system
when costiye or bilious. For sale In Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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LADIES fine Cincinnati Dongola But.
ton shoesSl Is, worth 50 80.
Ladies' fine kid button Shoes Csc,
worth 81 25.
Ladies' and Cbildren's fine Oxford
ties from &c up.
Infants Shoes from oo3c up.
Stones CASH SHOE STORE.
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MnuptSvfn, EnD,n

On Sunday, July Is, Baltimore &
Ohio trains will leave Wheeling for
Moundsville Camp station at $40 aud
lo:!q a. M, 12:S5 and GAO p. n. Re.
turning, will leave Camp Station at / :25,
500 and 1000 p. IN. Round trip Is
cents. .
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Cresap'a Old Grove-twenty miles
down the river-is tho most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to ]. G. Tom.
%linsou, agent Ohio River Railroad Com.
pany, Wheeling, W. Va.
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1891 & 1898 Market Street,
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The following druggists outside If
Wheeling are agents for Chamberlain
celebrated remedies: G. B. Carney
Fairmort; L. 7. Wells, Clarksburc: K
7. Richardson, Now Martinsville: Grant
\ jackson, Grafton; A. H.. Burley, Cam.
eron; ]. NJ. Tetrich, Warrington. p4w
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full limo OF Seryss, Drapc UEtcs
and CheylOts. just suited for the hot
weather, which will be made up first
class ut reasonable prices.
III St0ck-A large line Of Oyersizes in
French Flannel Shirts. neck 20, body
50. For comfort Gnd durability, wear
our celebrated fast black and cOlOred
hose. &. HESS a. SONS,
1891 e 1874 Harriet Street..
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IL You intend erecting q Monument,
Naa.t, sMaGxer or memorial Of any kind,
and want ilrst.elass work and low prices
call at office Of 1. A. Moore, second aoor
McLain's Building, 1906 Markell STRAIT
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Rev. SAM W. SMALL, Rev. DR.. ]. B.
Helwig, Prof. A. W.. Hawke and the
Silver Lake Quartette at Mouudsville
Assembly Tomorrow.
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REV. SAN W. SMALL, Rev. Dr.. ]. B
Helwig, Pref. A. W.. Hawks and the
Silver Lake Quarte;te at Moupdsville
Assembly tC.EaocrcE.
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It's a well known fact that Cohees
roastcd In their natural state, always
fresh, Ia moro lealthful and economic
cal to uen than tho old stale pacsage
Colees. Our cheapest grades will give
better satisfaction than those sold as
best IN other stores.
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BosroN. July ll.-Thcre has been n fair vol.
nMme o! trade liz wool; spring Texas oOaaSc: fine
IeSaS &c: territory rauge ut 53a55c: Ohio Y 3iu
Slc; Xxx %issic; Michigan X 19e: No. ! eombiny
39lioc; Michigan Sic: unwasbtd combing oS42yc;
pulled woods Iulet; foreign carpet woods dull.
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REy. SAN W. SNAIL, Rev. Dr.. J. B.
Hclwig, Prof. A.. W. Hawks and the
Silver Lake Quartctte at Mouudsyille
Assembly tomorrow.
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REV. SAN W. SMALL, Rev. DR.. ]. B.
Helwig, Pot. A. W.. Hawks end the
Silver Lake Quartctte at Moundsyille
Assembly tomorrow. l
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REV. EAM W. SHALL, Rev. Dr.. J. B.
Helwig, Prof. A. W. Hawks and the
Silver Lake Q%uartette at Moundsyille
Assembly tomorrow,
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" YOU WANT aGenuinc surprise IN tho why
Q! Gelttng more than your money Is worth, buy ii
tive cen; cake OF Rough OH Dirt Family Soap. 10
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REV. SAM W. SMALL, Rev. DR.. J. B..
Helwig,, Prof. A. W. Hawks aud the
Silver Lake Auartette ct Moundsyille
Assembly Tomorrow.
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Go TO Mike Hesrne's, No. 90 Six
teenth street, for Gibson 4 Dougherty's
Old Rye WhiakY.
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NEW York. July lin dry goods little OF
II debate character TRANSFERRED. 4 considerable
n,,nber Of cotton cloths were taken. md II good
many orders were placed for cheap cloths.
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Preccrt and Practicr; or tho Equitable

In spite Of an anonymous circular
with the abeve title, which is being cir
crla!ed in this city, the Equitable still
continues to. icsue the only absolutely
lncontestlble policy and to do the lare-
est business Of any lie company in the
world. For a veriGcation OF the above
e sano on Sweeney 4 Edwards, agents,
ooo Market street, who are not ashamed
,S u their names to any statement
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SPICES.

No nj can deny that there is moro
adulteration In ground spices than IN
any other article OF food: The small
dealers, not having the facilities Tor
grinding spices, must sell the adulterated
mixtures prepared by the dishonest
spice dealer. We grind our own Spices,
have them always fresh and guarantee
them strictly pure.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., July ll.-For
Western Pennsylvania and West Vir-
pinia-Warmer, fair, south-westerly
winds,