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Fatal Accident.

Chas. Titfin Warren, the years old son
of Dr.. J. Nj. Warren of i5ridgewater, was
killed at Rawley Springs last Thursday,
where he was visiting. his aunts, Mrs. o..
B. Lpscomb Of Staunton, and Mrs. Sprin-
kle of Harrisonburg. Mr.. Lipseomh put
him On a pony belonging to Tom Warren
when it ran to the stable, and the little
boy Is head was fractured 1,y striking the
CROSS piece above the door, causing his
death the same day.
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Rev. Sam Small.

Rev. Sam Small. the noted Prohibition
orator, spoke in front Of the Courthouse
on Monday to an audience that was vari-
ously estimated at from 800 to 1900, and
his hearers paid close attention to him for
over an hour and q half Mr.. Small was
introduced by County Chairman Kennedy,
who said that Mr.. s. was now a resident of
Virginia. In opening, Mr.. Small referred
tenderly to the bereavement that prevented
Senator Daniel from being present on this
occasion. He also said he was sorry that
Senator Mills of Texas could not be pres
ent, and whose party exigencies forced him
to remain in Washington and s'See the old
cat die.''
He said the Prohibition party had not
pnt the liquor question in politics, but that
they had found it there and just as long as
it remained, there would be Prohibition
party to fight it. He said if either Of the
other parties would kill the partnership Of
the Government and the liquor business it
would also kill the Prohibition party.
MI. Small paid his respects to all of the
pafCleS ana candidates, and SAID that the
liquor problem was the overshadowing ques-
ton of the day. The spealiQ made a very
dramatic hit by charging the death of Lot
tie Rowe. the hanging of Spiller and the
heavy costs incident thereto to the liquor
traffic, whose supporters he excoriated.
This line was suggested by seeing dodger
advertising liquor, and was applied to mat
ters of revenue and expenditures of gov
eminent.
He closed with an eloquent appeal for the
support of his party, on the ground that
it's principles were right, overshadowing all
others and the support of them was duty
MI. Small was the only speaker here on
that day.
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Stonewall Jackson camp Of Confederate
Veterans held an interesting meeting IN
it's camp hall Monday night, Comrade
Thomas ID. Ransom presiding. Among
those present were Comrades, McIlhany,
Hotchkiss, Morton. May, Shields, Black
ford, Hullihen, Roller, O'Reay, Gibson,
Owens, Templeton. Hart, of Norfolk. Il.
Mauzy, Proctor, McCorkle, NJ oran, and
number Of others. There were also many
ladies and sons Of veterans.
Rev. Dr.. G. w. Finley, of Thinking
Spring, was expected to be present and en-
terrain the camp with some of his reminis-
cences of the war, but was unable to come.
Comrade Morton who has been engaged
in organizing veteran camps in the ad-
joining counties Of Virginia and West Viz
ginia made an interesting report of his
work, camps having been established in
Bath, Highland and Pendleton counties.
Colonel j. G. Shields being present. was
called on, and gave the camp a talk, and
added some valuable suggestions as TO
AaSeAAOUO VI procuring StGI IOllS VI IL
ginia troops, as did also Comrade Morton.
Major Jed Hotchkiss, always an enter
tanning talker, was even more SO than usu-
al, having recently been over the scenes OF
his old commanders military exploits in
company with the English gentlemen who
were here few days ago. The major de-
scribed the work undertaken by Colonel
Henderson, the rank and position Of the
visiting Britis!lers and their visits to
points of historic interest hereabouts.
Comrade Hullihen explained to the camp
that Colonel Shields was really briga-
dier general and suggested that he be adj
dressed by his proper title hereafter.
Captain Robert S. Walker being present,
was called OH but simply acknowledged the
compliment.
Commander Ransom urged the me mbers
to secure as many war relics and curiosi-
ties as practicable and deposit the same in
the nucleus of museum.
MISS MAYS RECITATION.
Miss Cornelia Lomax May gave a reci-
tation at the meeting of Confederate Vet
Grams Monday night.
1t recited an incident of the late wal
when an old soldier Prince, and his young
comrade Charlie, who had been captured,
were forced to draw lots for one to he shot,
the young man drew the fatal black bean,
but without his knowledge Prince prevail
ed on the Federal commander to substitute
him for his friend, saying poor Charlie had
a young wife at home who would break her
heart over him while nobody would miss
old Prince. 1t was not until Charlie saw
the dead body of his friend pierced with
bullet holes that he understood that he had
died for him. The recitation was admira-
bly, given and the pathetic story deeply
moved the audience, who applauded loudly
when the young lady took her seat.
Miss May is the instructor Of ElocuIion
and Literature in the Virginia College at
Roanoke, Dr.. VIM. A. Harris school, and
will soon leave for that city. She has
just completed Summer course at the
Boston School of Elocution.
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DIED.

STRAiN.-Near Greenville, August 18th, from
cholera infantum, Mary Elizabeth, daughter
of Samuel and Ella Strain, aged II months.
LEE AndersonCcurihouse, South Carolina
Mrs. G. e. Lee, mother of Mr.. A. Y. Lee, OF
PittsbuIg, Pa. MIR. Lee was formerly q wei
llknown architect of stanton, and has many
friends here,
EUTSLER.-On Middle River, August 2lst, from
pleurisy and dropsv, &. q. Eutsler, aged Is
years IL month and days, son OF Mr.. John
EutS.er
McCUE.-In Mercer county, w. Va Angus t
26th, James McCua. Mr. McCue was born il
Augusta county, and was brother Of the lat,
Judge John Howard McCue and of Mrs. S. j..
Alexander of this city.
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Money! to Lend,

Persons who wish to borrow money on
real estate, may be accommodated by read
ing the advertisement of the Old Dominion
Building and Loan Co. on the second page
of this paper.
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Labor Day,

Next Monday, September 3rd is ''Labor
Day." National holiday, and the banks
will be closed. The post-odice will observe
Sunday hours.
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A few Of the Many Bargains
from Each Department:

DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Good check and plaid ginghams at cents.
worth cents.
has ever been sold for cents per yard.
Indigo-blue prints at cents, will wash.
The best feather ticking at Is cents.
A beautiful line of white goods at the low
est prices.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
A beautiful display of French pattern hats
at 49, ~. 80, .$3, 81 and S..
Untrimmed hats from so cents up.
Black sailors at 10 cents.
Ribbons and flowers in endless varieties.
MEMS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Boys wool suits at 81. is, better at 81 so and
~; all wool, 81. 80 and $2.75. Cheaper than
you can buy the goods with the making.
Youths suits at 800, IS and $3.50, from 10
to IS years.
Mems suits at unheard of prices. Come and
see them.
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
See our solid leather ladies' fine shoes at
SO cents.
A real Dongola Kid ladies' shoe at S1.25,
warranted all leather, guaranteed to wear as
we'll as shoes You pay 81 for There is only
one place that this shoe can be purchased,
and we possess the secret.
Shoes from % cents pair up.
Ladies' Oxford slippers so and Is cents.
Real kid at 99 cents per pair.
II you wish to save money, try pair OF our
shoes.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Children's ribbed hose at cents, worth 10
cents.
A Job lot of ladies hose at cents. worth
10 cents.
twenty-five dozen ladies fast black hose,
double soles at 10 cents, worth 20 cents.
ladies ribbed vests, good quality, at cts.
Window shades, best goods decorated, at Is
cents per pair, werth 81.
ThOlka nds OF other bargains too numerous
to mention.
Carpets and mattings at reduced prices.
One hundred pieces of Mattings to select
from.
Glass and queensware, tinware, hardware.
woodenware at unheard of prices.
SAND 10 CENT COUNTERS.
Goods formerly sold at cents now 1, 2 and
3 cents
Goods formerly sold at 10 cents, now ), 6, Z
and 8 cents.
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Generally rated first qua iity...". 3.S7 g
Medium or good fair quality ........ 2.75 a
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and

COWS. 2.OO 50
Of the cattle received G94 came from Virginia
Mich CoWs-Thore is fair demand for good
COWS. Quotations S25a $50, and a few at $40 per
head, and one ct $50,
Veal Calves.-Tra de in calves is dull, and COM
mon are especially hard to sell. Quotations 21aa
414c per lib. and common at S "a per head.
BALTIMORE, Aug 27.-The receipts of hogs some
1900 head less than they were last week, but they
ale about equal to !. moderate demand Fair to
best Western hogs sell at So 20a6.S0 per 100 lbs.
others quoted at S575a6 10 per 100 lbs gross.
Roughs $4a5 per leo lbs gross. Heavy hogs are
not in very active demand.
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MARKETS.

Dunn & Co.'S Review has the following
statement in regard to the wheat market for
the past week Receipts of wheat at interior
cities have fallen off from the enormous vol
ume of recent weeks, but are still far in ex-
cess of the movement last year, while Allan
tic exports show some increase over recent
weeks, but do not equal its 1898 figures yet.
Corn arrivals at the West are even smaller
than last weeks, and much below the cor
responding receipts last year. Exports are
insignificant, the total for the week being
about one-tbird of last weeks, and tenth OF
the movement for the same period in 1898.
The total experts on Monday were only 5.164
bushels, OF 573 bushels smaller than the pre-
ceding Wednesday, when the movement setm-
ed small enough to hold the record for some
time The following figures show the COM
paratiye statements of the week with the cor
responding week of last year. Western re-
ceipts 4964,22S; last year, 4,24o; Atlantic
exports, / ,437 .436; last year. 1853, 427. Corn
-Wester receipts, 1904 So2; last year, 1885,
452; Atlantic exports, 102, 92l; last year, 945,
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CONFEDERATE VETERANS.

AN INTERESTING MEETING OF STONE
WALL JACKSON COMPLICATIONS AND
TALKS FROM COMRADES.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

BALTIMORE CATTLE EARKET. Aug. 3d.
Eeef Cattle-Au grades were we'll represented al
the yards except tops, which were notably
scarce. and for them the market WAS strong and
fully up to the values ruling for them last week
Other grades fairly held tl.eir own, and only to
wards the very close CT operations trade became
dull. Prices Of Beef Cattle this week ranged as
follows:
pact AJAX
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EDUCATIONAL.

FNHE CITY PiJRLiC SCHOOLS vii! open Mon
day. Sept 5, 1891. E,,trarce exaininat:onS
Tor pupils to the bite :sctoos VIII be he'd ug
aOth and 3lst For pEp.s TO Co.ofed~schoois
Sept LIST.
All new pupils must ha YES Ger! ifcate showing
that they have been succes sfuIiv vaccinaied,
JOHN II. IA ,:ER,
aug 2i-2t superintendent.
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You have possibly been thinking
about buying Watch. but could not
see just what suited you, The watch
hare shown is only one out of the
hundred other styles we have. Call
a I'd see them and gel eur prices.
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sEINlSGlAND DYNAM1TING.

Indictments Found Against Offenders In
Marshall Coun,y-Tlmcly Warming.
There has been great deal OF com.
plant OF late about parties seining and
dynamitIng fish in tho waters in this
vicinity. Formerly it has been difficult
to indict those who have been guilty OF
breaking tho laws in this respect,
primarily on accoun. Of tho Indifference
Of tho prosecuting attorneys, but Prose-
cutor J. 4. Parsons, OF Marshall
county, assisted by tho Familiar.
die gamo and fish association round
ed up 4 number Of these offenders rec.
emily for infractions of tho statutes on
Fish creek. Ho promises to be especial
ly severe on those who have been using
dynamite, which Is tho more roprehcnsi-
bic from the fact that many small fish,
OF no use to the fisherman, arc killed
with the larger.
Persons are known to have been en-.
gagged in this business in Wheeling
creek near this city, and they are ad-
vised to take warning, for they will
surely DO prosecuted to the fullest ex-
tent Of tho law. This warming also APP
plies TO similar practices across the
river in Ohio, in which state the penal
ties arc much moro severe than in
West Virginia.
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LOCAL. BliEVITIES.

Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
tho City.
THREE deeds OF trust wero placed on
file at Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
OFFICER scALLEY yesterday arrested
George Coxey and Jack McClainas vags
AMEE1ISG of tho council committee on
cemeteries has been called for this eve,
ming.
Miss ELLA CoNKLE, n handsome young
lady Of Mouudsvillc, was tho guest OF
Mrs. Katie Conkle yesterday.
YESTERDAY Squire Gillespy committed
Alex Pryor. colored. and Cleotha Hull,
two inCorrigiblo boys, to the reform
school.
CHms. WOLF, who owns the We.t
Wheeling iorry. will DO up in tho police
court this morning for operating ferry
without paying tho city license.
TIE '76 volunteer fro department, OIL
North Wheeling, will give 4 ball in Full.
ton this evening. Tho company and
the reel will parade over tho city at 6
m. The boys deserve encouragement,
Next Sabbath morning at ten o'clock
in the Church Of tho Immaculate Con.
ception on the South Side, Bishop Don
ahuo will confirm tho class. The bish-
op will oGicate at both masses on that
day. At three o'clock in the afternoon
he will confirm class at the St. Al.
phonsus church, and at night will per.
form the same Office at the Benwood
church.
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LINshY CADETS.
Tho Annuni Competitive Drill To'hny-hh
OrCnslon of Unusual Interest.

Tho Annunl Competitive Drill To.hny-hh
Occasion OF Unusual Interest
Tho annual competitive drill by tho
companies forming tho Linaly cadet
battalion will occur this afternoon ut :
o'clock, on Fourteenth stroos above
Eof. Tho drill which viii DO unusually
interesting, Is for tho honor OF carrying
tho battalion flag during tho coming
year, and ut tho close, after dross
parade, tho flag will DO presented to tho
winning company by Miss Laura Cald-
well, who has boon selected for tho pur-
pose by vote Of nl tho olllcorA Of tho
battalion. Lieutenant J. Ii. Rohr:
bnchcr, U. s. n, who Is guest OF
Lieutenant Muir, tho Linsly military
instructor, will DO ono Of the judges.
Tho other two havo not yet been So
loctGd.
Lieut.. Muir, In speaking yesterday Of
tho work OF tho ycRr, said 10 an INTEL
LidENCER reporter that he wGs much
gratiilod with tho progress that tho
boys have madc and with their general
proficiency In drill. Ito Is particu larly
dosirous that old soldiers avail thom.
selves Of the opportunity to witness tho
drill md observe tho improvements
that have boon madc over tho old tao.
tics In usO when they woro carrying the
lnusket moro than n quarter OF u con.
fury ago. Tho manual OF arms now in
uso by the United Statcs army and tho
national guard is in many respects en-.
,irely different from the old Hardy and
Upton manuals, tho improvement lying
In the fact that tloy arc much simpler
and more graceful, many OF tho old
movements having been discarded as
useless and awkward.
Marching tactics have also been i'm
proved upon. Lieut.. Muir told an
amusing story OF veteran who criticl-
sod wheel" made by tho Linsly's
whom turning corner while marching
In platoons, because they did not march
shoulder to shoulder and turn like q
gate on Its hinges" Such old.fashioned
stiii movements aro now discarded and
instead there is the graceful, indcpon.
dent swing provided for by the mod.
orn taCtiCs.
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Yesterday Alex Fraw, the furniture
dealer and undertaken, made an assign
uent to James K. Hall, for the benefit
OF his creditors. Mr.. Frew has had a
very prosperous businoss, but owing TO
tho financial depression cash sales were
few and collections slow, and he con.
Guided 1t was best TO make tho assign
ment. Ills assets are ST2,G00, and his
liabilities but S25,l9u, but several
heavy accounts become duo this month
and he could rot realize Mt once on his
asscte. lilo expects to pay oil every
dollar and start up again as soon as tho
tines brighten.
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4 Child Killed.

Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock
the two little sons OF Frank Weeks,
who lives near SINGERS crossing, oil
the Baltimore & Ohio road, this side OF
Triadelphia, were playing noar tho
track when they heard an approaching
train. The older boy told tho small
one to hurry out OF the way, and both
started to go across tho track. Tho
older one got out OF tho way OF tho
train, but tho other, Clark. aged six
years, was struck by the locomotive.
his head crushed, an arm and q leg
broken, and thrown thirty feet. He
was instantly killed. The engineer OF
tho train, No. 1903, backed the train to
tho scene, and the body was taken 10
tho child's Mortified parents. Some
.larirgly inaccurate accounts OF the
tragedy were circulated and printed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08

THE Panhandle Dyeing establish
mont. owned by John Hcilmeior, at No.
l43l Market street. is tho best equipped
house Of its kind in Wheeling. In add.
ton to the dyeing and cleaning depart
ments corps Of first-class tailors arc
employed, who can do repairing rs neat
as it is possible. Clothes and ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed. can be made
to look like new. Satisfaction euaran-
tpnI
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RATES TO FAIRalONT.
The Most Favorable Ever Made to Sucl.
Convention.

The Mos, Favorable Ever nIadc to Such u
Convention.
Secretary J. X. Hall, Of tho State
League OF Republican clubs, has rcceiv.
cd communication from tho Baltimore
& Ohio, Ohio River and West Virginia
& Pittsburgh railroad companies, all OF
which agros to make tho ratio to Fair
mont for the annual convention OF tho
league, which meets there juno 10, one
iare ior the round trip. This is the
most favorable rate over made to any
similar gathering In the state. It
ought to make the attendance the larg.
est ever seen ut q convention in Yves.
Vircinia.
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Household Goods, Candies, Show Cases.
Fixtures. &c, at 1920 Main street, in the
room formerly occupied by Louis Las
karis. will offer TOR sale on Saturday,
juno 0. at . p. H.. fine Bed Room Suit
OF three pieces, Wardrobe, Mattresses,
Springs. Marble Top Table. Extension
Table, Carpets. Candies. Jars, Lemon
Tree, Peanut Rooster. Pictures. Re;rig.
orator, Canned Goods, etc. Terms OF
sale cash. W. II. NALLER.
Auctioncer.
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Saturday evening at 0:lO o'clocl,
Holiday md Stephens Posts, G.
A. r.. with its team will so
10 Moundsvillc, fifty strong, to insli.
tu,e new poss, which will start oil
with membership OF about seventy
six old soldiers. After the mastering
in Of the new post. the entire party will
pariake OF an elegant banquet. The
Wheeling people will return TO tho city
on 4 special train on the Baltimore (
Ohio.
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NEW GOODS, POPULAR PRICES,

We cordially invite you to call und In.
spect our large and handsome assortment
OF Foreign aud Domestic Wooieus, ON
braolng all tho standard makes and new.
est Spring Novelties for 1891.
Tho stylish appearance nnh superior
finish OF our garments speak for thcm'
selves.
a full line of Cents Fashionable Fur.
nlshings, including our popular e5c Hail
Hose, constantly OH hand.
c. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable Tnilors mud GsntS Furnish.
ers, 1921 anu 1893 Market Street.
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Frank sweetland, OF Sistersvillc, yes
terLay complained to the police that hc
had been robbed OF $40 in Frank Gold.
strom's saloon, on Water ntreet, the
night before. Goldstrom was arrested
and arraigned before Squire Gillespy.
lie waived at examination md gave
bond for court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the Califor-
mia liquid laxative, Syrup OF Figs, under
all conditions, makes it their favorte
remedy. To get the true and genuine
article look for the name OF the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co., printed near the
bottom OF the package.
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Clerk Hook yesterday issued mar.
riugc liccnsc TO tho following named
parties:
Adam X. Conloy, aged 80, widowcr, OF
Wheeling, and Martha B. Coulter, ngcd
80 years, OF Wheeling.
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Water rents for tho six months end.
ing September 80. 1894. arc now ready.
II paid on or before Juno 30. 1894, dis.
count OF 10 per cent will be allowed.
TIE Cry WATER BoAnp.
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ONE hundred additional reserved aisle
seats hnvc bcen placed on snle ut c. 4,
Houses music store for the Eiks' Opening
OF Wheeling Park Casino for Thursday md
Eridny nights. E-f-.- as -
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will go TO Moundsville Saturday even
Ing June Q. to organize new &. 4. r.
post, leaving Wheeling at G:l0 p. IN. via
the baltimore & Ohio. Returning by
special train, will leave Moundsville At
ll:20 p. IN. The now post will have
tifty-eight charter members. After the
installation ceremonies banquet will
be served to the yi,i'o-r.
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WAR! on tcroiula and every form Of
impure blood is boldly declared BY
Hoods sarsanarilla. the great conGueror
OF all blood diseases.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08

ONE hundred additional reserved n,slc
seats have been placed an sale at q, 4,
Houses music store for tho Eiks' Opening
OF Wheeling Park Casino for Thursday an i
Friday nights.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08

ONE hundred additional reserved aisle
seats have been plnccd on snio mt Z. a.
Houses music store for tho EltSS Oprnin,.
of Wheeling Park Casino for Thursday and
Friday nights,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-08

Many Persons arc broken
down from oycrwork or household cares.
Browns Iron Bittcrs ReLuilds the
system. aids digestion. removes excess OF bile,
and cures malaria. &c! the genuine.
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SEhundrod additional reserved aisle
scats l,iyo been placed on snio ut G. a.
Houses music store for tho EllSs' Opening
Of Wheeling Park Casino for Thursday anu
FrIuuy NIGHTS. .....
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I u. PotS' BiEaiu Bullotln-sccoud Page.
For Rent-OllcG mud Rooms.
ASslgncoS SOticu--J. X. Hall, Assignee.
Wuntcl-TmyClius Men.
Don't Fall 10 Como Albert Stoke & Co.
!Engllsh Dinner Wnro--Ewlng DrOs
Tho Wonder OF tho Agc-Kirk's Art Store.
fl.hing ROdi-l, q. Dillon & Co
Lists Eyenc9 OF Jamaica Ginger.
House Furnishing GoOdS-ScSbitt { Bro.
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ny Wo will exchange (no extra charged
u Solid Silver Spoons aud Forks for silver
IA dollars, weight for weight.
liz JACOB ". GRUIID,
~ Jowcicr md Optiolnn,
Cor. Market and Twelfth Strcots.