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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-17
MARTINS FERRY.
Haps A,d MI,hnpS ia the Thriving city
ArIrosa the River.

Mrs. Glenn Conoway died at the FAM
lily residence In wellsburE, on Sunday
night at II o'clock, aged twcnty-seven
years, Consumption was the cause OF
her death. She waS a daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Parker Elliott, OF Martins
Forty and was n member OF the Presby-
terIan church. The lnterment will take
place at WeilsbuFg this afternoon ut
o'clock.
Howard Walls Comedy Company
opened n three nights engagement at
the opera house last night, with Com
rades."
Mrs. j. +. Reynolds will entertain the
Home Missionary Society at her home
on Clay street tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Thoburn win celc-
bFate their ruby wedding March %, at
their home on Scotch Ridge.
Last night Miss LibbiG Tweedy enter
tained tho Opportunity Circle Of Kings
Daughters.
Rev. s. RIDGE. Of Wheeling. ls holding
n series OF meetings In the church Of
God.
Belmont City Lodge I. O. O. r., had
work in two degrees last night.
Last night leap year slelEhing party
went out to the wayRlde Inn.
II. NJ. Mitchell. who lives near Mt.
Pleasant. IL dangerously III.
Thomas Mullnney returned from
Huntington yesterday.
There was another row nj WilhclmE
saloon last night
George Spence hus gone east on buSI-
ness,
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A we'll selected text is half Of the scr
mon. Given a good text and preacher
who Is ia earnest, and the result IS sure
to be good. The text OF this article Is a
plain simple statement that proves itself
in the readers own mind without argu-
ment. The text Is GOOD health is bet-
ter than great riches"
Without health nothing really matters
very much. A hacking cough takes all
the beauty out OF Landscape or sunset.
Erysipelas or eczema will spoil the enjoy.
ment OF spnghtly conversation, OF a beau
iful concert, or wonderful painting.
The biggest bank account In the world
won't pay a man for his health, but a
very small amount of money will make
him healthy and keep him healthy.
Most all bodily troubles start In the
digestive or respiratory organs. II is
here that improper living FIRST makes an
opening for disease. The development
differs as constitutions and teniperaments
differ. The causes arc almost identical.
To get at the root Of the matter Is simple
enough II You start right.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Is u medicine for the whole body. II
works through the digestive organs on
MI the Others.
It cures the first thing It comes TO and
after that, the next. Il puts health in
ptnce OF disease In the stomach, and from
The vantage ground thus gained, 1t
reaches every fiber Of the body and drives
disease before t. indigestion, liver
troubles, kidney complaint, biliousness,
skin and scalp diseases, snit.rhcum, tetter,
eczema, and all the troubles caused by
Impure blood.
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MnnNpsYILLE.
A MISCELLANEOUS Meiange or Minor Mat
FIR. from afarsI.ail'A Metropolis.

Young man ventured into County
Clerk Lewis Office yesterday for some
purpose, He was abashed and had
hard work to tell what he wanted. Al
ter qu!zzIng on the part OF the clerk II
was understood what his desires were
TO use the clerks own words, The
Young fellow was scared badly. the worst
Of any that has come before ME FOR q
long time" The license issued was to
William C. MARS. OF Good Intent, "a:
and Miss 0rena n. Robinson, OF Won
Run, this county. Another couple was
also licensed to wed. Leroy c, Eaty, OF
East Finley. Pa, and Miss susie A. h't-
tie, OF Wolf Run, this county.
The graduating class for '96 have Sc
cured the Blind Boone Concert COM
pany for an entertainment on APFl ~
in the opera house, to assist them In
their expenses for this years gradua-
ton exercises.
William Bryan. Baltimore & Ohio
baggage MASTER and wife. and Marion
Seal and wife, went TO BeallsVllle; ONO
Yesterday to attend the funeral OF
relative.
John A. Mangold has bought out the
plumbing business OF r. p. Gould and
will conduct 1t hereafter in the same
building on Seventh street.
The funeral of Mrs. Lydia HeHdeT-
shot, who died on Sunday. will take
place this afternoon at . o'clock, from
her late residence.
John James. manager OF the shoe COM
many, returned on sunday from n pleas.
IRE trip through New York state and
Canada.
Several slelghIng parties were out
yesterday taking advantage OF the
snow.
The board of education held n special
meeting last evening.
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The Flrsm,n's Chess Tournament on
March 3u-A Large Number Of Entries.

TN. Flrsm,n's Chess Tournament on
March 3u-A Large Number Of Entries.
The ffremen's chess tournament be-
gins in this city Monday evening, March
30. and the preparations for it are pro-
gressIng very fayorably. So far there
have been fifteen entries. The tourna-
ment is open to all beginners, and 1t Is
expected that the entries will run UP to
twenty. While chess Is very ancient
game, II has been almost entirely ne.
elected In Wheeling. but OF late great
deal OF interest has been manifested In
II, and II il more than likely that some
very expert players Will be developed.
Prizes have been donated BY the follow
Ing merchants: Box OF fine clgars.
Hugo I.oos: fine shirt, l.. Metz dry
goods house: one set OF chess. earle
iIros,: cnp. N. J. McFadden. The con-
tss,aats are to play ten games each,
ard the ones winning the most games
will be awarded the above prizes.
Another feature OF the tournament
wifi be a correspondence game between
the Hotel Brunswick Cheers club and the
WeIlsburg club. This contest viii De an
interesting one and the scores VIII be
displayed In the windows OF earle Bros.
and HuEO LOOB,
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NEW ORLEANS. Mareh16-NInety-
eighth day Crescent City Jockey Clubs
winter meeting. Weather clear and
cool; track heavy.
First race, purse $3.50 for tour-year-
olds and UPWARD, selling, SIX furtongs-
Old Dominion won easily by two
lengths: Red John second; Sir John
third. Time. llsi+.
Second. purse 5000 for four-ycar-olds
and upwards, seven and n half furlonRs
Van Brunt won easily by a length:
I.ott!e Mills second: Constantine third.
Time. 1888.
Third, purse $3.50 for three-year-olds,
selling, six furlonEs-Cochina won un-
der n null by four lengths; Stkita sec
ond; GladluiI third. time. l:l9.
Fourth. purse 5000, handicap for three
year-olds and upward, mile and n
MISUNDERSTANDING won driving by n
head: Robert I.atta second; Tancred
third. Time. l:5ils.
Fifth, purse $3.50, for tour-ycnr-olds
and upwards. six furlonEs-lIillsboro
won riding by n length; Lucy Belle sec
ond; Slmruck third. Time, 1lS&.
Sixth. purse SEQ. for four--year-olds
md upwards, selling. six furlongs-
Ashland won driving by a neck; King
Elm second; PrOverb third. Time, i:2o.
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sEIIiArRE.
All sorts OF Local Npws nnd Gossip from
thr t3iass Ctfy,

tlIr 2Ihss tity.
The $4,000 capital stock Of the new
enamellnE company recently chartered
here to enlarge the plant and business
of the Stcwnr tEnamci Company rs
about all taken and that plant Will be
more than doubled within the next ak
~ days. Tho foundry Of Anderson
Bros. and Clarence Simpson VIII also be
enlarged md Il machine shop nddeu,
while the old Barnhill boiler works Is
being used as repair shop for oil wen
drtiiers' tools, etc.
The Populists say their township
ticket has not been properly present.
ed to the public; that II Is: For trustee
John Il. Klee: for clerk. Andrew Ncs-
bltt: for assessor, David ID. Glasgow
They also say that none OF these men
will resign, and they state NUMBER
OF other undIsputed things.
DIR. II. r. Rowles. Of this city. who
will graduate at Startling Medical Col
lege at Columbus to-day, will locate
with his family in Cambridge. DR..
W. s. Warren, son-in-law OF officer
Boyd, will also graduate but will re-
turn to this city for n time ut least
Some of the papers In the larger cit
les OF the state have instructed their
local correspondents to give them fully
the record OF Hon. ]. L. blackburn in
this city. The Democratic press have
begun war on the tail Of the ticket.
A convention OF the woman's Re:
lief Corps OF the state Is to be held
here next month and the local corps aRo
Spnngler Post are making preparations
already to properly entertain the Nisi-
tors.
Mayor Dubois and Marshal Bnhra
are hunting up all the old offenders
with unsettled fines and costs their
offices, They want TO wind up the hrst
term with the records balanced.
Davis G. Archer leave to-day for In.
diam 10 look after paving CONTRACT
10 be let In the helghborhood OF where
they worked last year.
The local board OF examiners VIII
hold teachers examination Mt the
Central school building on the 3Oth oil
this month.
\The Barnard brick plant is running
fall these days. Yesterday was pay
day at the works.
Mrs Alex. Dubois is in precarious
condition and little hope OF her recov-
cry Is entertained.
Senator Charles M. Hogg returned to
Columbus from this city yesterday
morning.
Hon. n. X. Kennon. Of st. Clntrsvtfte.
was In the city yesterday on business
1t was given out yesterday that the
steel works would start up tomorrow
Several BelIaire gentlemen Will 80
10 St. Clairsville this evening.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March l6.-TN.
steamer UmAiilln sailed last night for
Victoria, and Puget Sound ports, car
outfits for the gold fields OF Alaska.
Many OF them nrc going 10 Cooks in
let while not II few are to brave the
dangers OF north winter and attempt
to cross the ice from Dyea inlet to the
Yukon.
To reach the Yukon by water Il Will
be necessary TO walt until the end OF
May before leaving this city, aud II will
be some time in June when the river
IL sufficiently free from ice TO admit
IN M yIrsa Tim
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Easter Specialtiess

Are in demand, and of the most hunted articles
ferent8 that's your case step up to the Silk coun.
ter make your wants known and nine chances out Of
ten we will more than please youand why should we
not, with the greatest line Of handsome goods
outside of the great city. You went e EN- ss
us either by asking for black or coor from 4oc yafa
~ j Black silk.and-wo Crepons, 46 inches wide one
of the best skirt patterns and exceptional value at
So co. were now offering at 81 50 yard, while Black
MoHAIR sICILLIANS, in plain and figured, are
acre in piles upon piles at from e TO- ynra
floral design, the handsomest have ever shown at
from So 90 to $500 yard. If you want the richest
'i Thousands Of yards of Black Tafetas, India and
satins, in plain and figured 4Sc, 59c, &c. $780, 81 10
and upwards, goods that really are worth onethird
more than our price,
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Yesterday afternoon the board OF d.
rectors OF the State Fair Association
met to consider proposition from GER
tain New York parties TO give a run
ming meeting here In June on the ASSOC
cations grounds. The proposition was
presented and discussed Informally for
some time. and 1t was finally decided
10 defer action until the end OF this
week, In order TO allow the secretary
10 Investigate the records and antece-
dents OF the men interested In the pro-
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THE "coLD DAY" CASE.
The Plaintiff serurr.a Delay ola Week In
%. the Matter.

The Plaintiff Securrsa Delay ola Week IN
the Matter.
Yesterday In Squire Peterman's court
the case Of Pauline Harvey VS.. Per-
klns D. Fisher. proprietor of the Gold
Day" Company. was called for trial.
Mr.. Dryden, counsel for Miss Harvey.
moved 10 defer the hearing for ninety
dRys In order TO secure the presence
OF an important witness. He said his
client had been unable to ascertain
the whereabouts OF the man. Mr.. $. @.
Smith, attorney for Mr.. Fisher. told him
where to ind the witness. There was
quite q crossfire between counsel. and
finally the case was postponed until
next Monday. In the meantime MT.
Fisher, whose plans have been badly
disnrranged by the suit, will file q forth
coming bond and Ill as many OF his
dates ag DOSRlhle,
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DYAHKo KsYxEY IN TOWN
On HIS Way TO slsterSvilIe, Where lie Is
10 Fight To-ntEift.

"Yank" Kenney, an old Wheeling
boy. now heavyweight champion spar
rcr OF Ohio. was here yesterday for the
iirst time in good while. He was
warmly greeted by his old friends, who
say he grows every day more like
James j. corbett when he was in his
prime" only that his fist weighs about
twice as much US Corbett's. Renney
and Prof John Donaldson, the former
spnrinE partner OF Jim corbett. viii box
this evening as Slstersville. six friendly
rounds for points. kenney expects TO
be back In Wheeling tomorrow.
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George Pines, who boxed Ed Lucas
six rounds some days ago. and quilt
on the sixth round. although he had
more points TO his credit, challenges
Lucas for another go for an extended
number OF rounds. He viii put up SIS
forfeit 10 bind the match. and II Mr..
Lucas wants to accept the defy" he
can answer through the columns OF the
Intelllgencer
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GIVE mo liver regulator and can
regulate the world" said n genius, The
druggist handed ttsi q bottle OF De-
Wits Little Early Riscrs. the famous
little pills. Logan q Co. Wheeling, w.
q Co., Bridgeport, .. 8
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m,ow 10 Cnrc An skin Diseases.

Simply apply SwAYNE's OINTMENT.
tCr. eczema, itch. at cruptiunS on tho
fncc, hands, nose. etc. leaving tho skin
clear, white and healthy. Its RtcRt heal.
fng uttd curative powers arc possessed by
no other remcdy. Ask your druggist for
SWAYNE'S OINTMENT, tths&w
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1ArK,s TR1cKINgss
4 Good story on tic shorf'top Told by

4 GOod story on thr sIoFfatop Told by
IIRrrOws.
EK-Manager HaFrows told the follow
Ing story about Jack GIasscock to
Pittsburgh Gazette mnn.
Though rather apochryphaI It is good
ono:
1T was long about the nth inning
when Jnck was feeling good. He had
nude three hits up "a date nnd was
clipper ASA Kitten. on city was at
bat A foul had gone over the grand
stand, aud when the ball was returned
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE
Valuable Manufacturing Property.

IIy virtue of deed OF trust made by tho
American Fire Clay Company ~ corpora
ton under the laws OF West virginia. 70
The TnGssSsnsSd as S1 sTa ~ ,, Sean is
and OF record In the clerks Office OF the
county court Of Hancock county. West
Virginia, in Deed OF Trust Book &C,
tolios 81. SIS. Si9 and 80, viii on
TUESDAY, MARCH "a. A. D. 1885,
commencing nj " o'clock n. NJ, proceed to
sell at public auction At the works OF the
American Fire Clay Company, located
near New Cumberland. in tho county or
Hancock, In the state OF West virginia,
that ia 10 say: All that certain tract OF
land lying upon the Ohio river IN B9tler
district, Hancock county, state OF west
Elrginin. bounded and described US o III.
lows: beginning NJ stake on the ONO
river, corner to lands OF Freeman brotn-
ers, near the mouth OF Holdberts run;
thence down said river south eight 4eS
groes west south s. west) thtrty-hfne tdSt
poles; thenCc south sixteen degrees west
thence south eight degrees west IS wesp
lot OF Freeman and Anderson; thence
leaving the river south clGhty-one and
onc-half degrees south AisD east, forty
seven 81 poles thence north Io isttcS ;Son nee
with the line OF Brown Brothers norm
hlghty-four und one-half degrees CSlsD
east ono hundred and twenty-siN lllll
inEcn's lands; thence north gYplve de-
grees (l2sl west one hundred I'M twenty.
nlne tI2g) poles 10 sugar ana. hickory;
thence south elChty-slN degrees (S6C west
one hundred and twenty-five QS2) poles,
10 the place OF buginnlng aforesaid, COM
tanning one hundred and twdnty-thfee
and onc-half acres Cis3la acrc0 more or
less, saving aud reSerVing, however, the
right OF the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati y 81.
Louis Railway Company TO strip OF land,
conveyed out Of said tract to Il by Pris-
ella j. Freeman. sixty GO feet wide. DO.
Ing ton ul) feet east OF tho centre line OF
The rhilfuNd tract OF said company and
ifty t5C) feet west from said centre line Of
said tract. uni extending along the whole
river front Of said tract; also granting
10 the said party al tue second part all
buildings improvements. machinery and
il%tures situated and being on said above
described tract OF land.
TERMS or SALE-One-third Of THO
purchase money cash IN hand, one-thtrd
thereof with interest In SlN months. and
Inc residue thereof with interest IN one
yCRr from the day OF sale the PuFeRaSer
being required to glNC his ndtcE with GOOD
security for tho deferred payments tho
legal tide being retained i,s further So
s"'"'' GIBSON l.. CRANNIER,
fels Trnntoe.
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WIrK TEE BowLERs.
brownie. cIlneh Their Hold on First
Place by Defeating uts TIreebeabo
GArnInhn


The Brownies frightened their hold on
Grst place in the Ausce League race last
"veuing By defeating the Beahout team
three straight games with ease. Tic
leaders rolled In championship form
Fh0yes them down n peg In the race
and allows the II. G.. Richards team To
a,nn over their manglch ioIIAs. Scorc:
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symptomR- Moisture: intense itching
and singing; most at night; worse by
scratching, II allowed to continue III.
morr form, which often bleed and ulcer.
OINTMENT stops tho itching ind blood
Ing, heals liberation, and In most cases
removes tho tamoFs, At druggists or by
mail. for % cents. Dr. swnynO & Son.
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A HIGH liver with torpid liver will
not be long liver. Correct the liver
with Dewitts Little early RlsHrs. little
pills that cure dyspepsia and congtipa-
ton. Logan & Co, Wheeling, W. Va,
u. +. Peabody, Benwood and Bowie &
Co, bridgeport, o. 2
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Buttons
WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED TO INTRODUCE
n Earth Girdled." DIR. Talmage's won
deTful new book; nearly COO massive pages;
over 400 pictures: he tells all he saw while
trnYelinG round the world. Address
PEOPLES, 2sI Market street, Philadel-
phia, Pa. teES-tth&9
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trimmings
GENERAL NOTICES.
,E OF DISSOLUTION.

The firm OF Kratz Bros, carpenters,
builders and contractors, No. &lS4 Jacob
street., Wheeling, was dissolved by the
death OF Edward A. Kratz, OF the tirn.
Those Indebted to the firm VIII please
make payment, and those having claims
will plenRe nresent the same 10 me Ut the
above address. WM. c. KRAFT,
nri2-l5 Surviving Partner.
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STILL ROLLING IN /.
Ar, the Subscriptions 10 ihp wueslinE
acknowledgements offered.


acknowledgements Offered.
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Louis \. Delaplnin.. ..:.:,....,;.;:;; 20 w
Mike Warner and Frank Manshelu a. an
...,...,..,..+..-...,s.. - w
W. ". Irwin, .,..,..,...''.'''''.' - W
George a. House. ...,..r...'.....' ~ W
Nike Hearne. .,,,.s......'.'''''. INV
The above Is the amount so far sub
ssribed by the citizens to the Wheeling
club, but many more pocket books
must be opened to-day before the man
ayers can go on. Messrs silNerman
and Morclnnd have taken mold OF tne
franchise under the most discouraElhS
circumstances. mad all they want Is
tiftte more substantial encouragement.
9ni,e a sum must be raised to-day be-
Corc wheeling can go before the league
meeting Tomorrow with any degree
~ confidence. To further encourage
snhsrriptions they will present each
nsTson with a season ticket who stub
srrlbes over $40. Now enthusiasts ana
fang here is your opportunity TO
proye your loyalty to the game and
Uphold the pride OF the city. The sea-
son books will arrive and be ready LOT
distribution tonight.
4
The following letters accompanying
the contributions named are self-ex-
planatory:
Messrs. Sllverman and Moreland.
Dear SIrs:-Please find enclosed S2a rs
me subscript!on 10 your base ball ven7
,Iire. / also commend you for your
pluck and energy In the face OF the
many difficulties encountered. Wishing
YOU every success. remain yours
W. W. IRWIN.
Horny S,lverman. Business Manager
wheeling 3. 3. Club.
Dear Sir:-I would be pleased TO SUD
scribe ten dollars to the fund now being
raised for the purpose OF detrayins eA-
penses Of getting the grounds IN ORDER
Tor the base ball club which you IN
tend to bring to our city. Wishing you
GEORGE z. HOUSE.
House & Hermann.
Messrs. Morelnnd and SilveTman'
Dear SIrs:-KIndly ndd my name TO
The list OF subscribers to the fund In ala
~ The wheeling base ball club. You can
nut me down for SO. and sincerely
hope that our business men VIII appre-
Ctatc the benefits derived from such m
Institution, by promptly COullHS " 'hs
front. With best wishes, ,,
President Powers arrived last night
and speaks In the most enthusiastic
terms over the prospects OF the league,
He expressed the hope that Wheeling
would not fall now that the prospects
are SO bright. THE other i've clubs m
the league" said President Powers are
in first class shape and hHve all their
money UP, and 1t would not 90 Tor th ne
Nait City that has such me paSe n az
NssSTs SiIyerman and Moreland have
done wonders since they have taken
hold. but they need substantial en-
CONFINEMENT and financial help before
they can be ready to play bail ! am
sure the well known libernllty OF the
wheeling people will not fail Them
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Glasseock picked 1t up and slipped 1t
into his hip pocket. Kaefe saw the play
and knowing whore the ball was said
nothing. l knew the old fellow was
full OF tricks, but ! never suspected
him this time. II was not long until
Sheehan. the oil City short stop. raped
ball clear over Kerr's head In right
field. II was good for three bases, but
Jack kept running with sheehan TO Sec
When the base runner turned second
you should have seen Jack go digging
in his clothes for that bali He pulled
II out and like flash sent It TO Ireland
at third. sheehnn didn't know the DIFF.
ference. He saw ball there ahead OF
him, md he wasn't asking questions.
He was too far from the base. so no
turned to go back. ireland and the Sec
ond basemaR kept chasing him ana
up and down the line with the fake bali
while Jack was getting the right ball
from Kerr,
He ran in and touched the runner,
claiming an out. Keete. however
wouldn't allow 1t, claiming an inter
ference for Sheehan. which was right.
on, but Jack was mud when he didn't
get that play" I..
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TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LoAS-CASH ALWAYS
upwards, on real estate; also on furniture.
etc, without removal: easy payments. No
charge unless loan Is made. Confidential
fe25-mth&Ea JULIAN. BOZ lOI.
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- Complete lines, all the latest nov
n cities, Persian and Tiasel effects
\ in bands or garnitures, large O.
| small Buttons, in enamel, metal
= jet, steel. jewel, gilt or pearl.
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FOR RENT.

TIoR RENT-Two ROOMS. FURNISH
X ED or unfurnishcd Possession
given April /. Apply ut 900 Market street.
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NOR RENT-HoUsE No. Log vIR-
GINA street, six rooms with q hall;
will rent furnished at 81, or unfurniShed
nj Si5 Der month. mrs