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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
NOTICE.
The Bank Of tha Tni0n.

(Beora's lIaaJae Bniiaiag, Washington, 10. C.)
nISCOUNTS and COLLECTS DRAFTS on
~ the GOVERNMENTS; bnys and sells Stocks
on C0Maissioai; deals ID all kinds Of UnenFrent
Money, and sels DRAFTS and CHECKS on the
principal cities Of the Union st moderate rates. A
commission Of onIy fourth PER erHt charged for
all collections, and returns made promptly.
r.. II. GALLAHER President
S. W. MARsn, Cashier March IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
Fass7l3aA aa ! 1llalnEaY.


II EsPECTFULLY announces ID thc Ladies !
- CnaflesIown and lis vicinity Thai Sic las rs
s S rem baltimore, ghe latest Spring ana
summer Fashions, for sink. and Straw ~ =
. D n Il q -.
one most respectfully inYIes Inc Ladies 10 cal and
examine per materials, 81. She has on hard
some beautiful Pattern BoEnels, and Bloomer HAS
II Sailafen something nest and tasty She 81
hcl1s portion 81 the publie patronage and pledges
herself % make every exertion TO please ali Who
may iaTof her with their work She may Be- found
The Methodist Church 20 81 Z :
Bleaching and RenoFating Hats and Bonne,s,
oone q ihe best style and al The shortest notice
April o. I652--Qm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
70 ICIRINETMAKERS

@SW s. SMITH keep constant
IL on hand Hair Cloth, Glue, Glue Pots, Table
Hinges Qnadrants, BED. Screws and Caps, Casters,
Sofa Springs cuain Screws and Handles, Sand Pa
per, Paipi- Mills; Mahogany, Brass and Mineral
Knobs, Till arid Press Locks, Brass Hinges Hand
and Bench Screws, and every thing such Iike-ior
sale very low.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
no SUOEJfAKERS'

Fos sale al The lowest prices, full assortment
III Shoeaakcfs Materials and Findings, comprising
rnench scalHskins, Boot Morocco, Ladies' plain
nndiansy Do Patent Leather, Lining and Binding
skins Webhl Pegs Lasts Avis, Book Trees Grim
ping Boards Nails Packs, Thread, and full as.
7 fQrlmtAi of Shoemakef's Tools
SWARTZWELDER. & SMITH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

TO CdRPEyTERS, CABINET MIXER &C.
We have lust opened a very large stock OF every
variety Of Planes Saws, Socket, Mortice and Fir.
mer Chise.s. rlane-Bitls Levels, Squares, Compass
ses Braces and Bits Hand and Broad Axes, Hatch
els, Anglers, Files Sc, which we will sell very low
Tor cash or approved credit.
IS sWARTZWELDER s. SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
sWARTzWELDER & SMITH.

no HOUSE BUILDERS AND OTHERS.
The undersigned would call the attention Of those
uaating tolhe largest and cheapest stock Of Bull
: ding Hardware which hey have ever off rcd for
sale, eDusprisang more than dozen varieties Of
Knob Locks also KRod and Thumb Latehes.
Door ara Shutter Hinges. Shuer Faxienines, Sash
and Door Springs. Bolts Nails, Screws and in
short every kind o. BnFldfng Hardware
SHARTZWEEDI.R g. SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
UNTTED STATES HOTEL.
GsA WIgNgs laE@g sg9a
Corner OF Queen and Burk Streets,

TIME undersigned begs leave respectfully to in
u form the community and travelling public
that he has lakehthe Hotel formerly SHOWN as the
Berkeley House" The House has recently I'M
dergonc thorough renovation; IL is now believed
10 be in every respect adapted 10 the wants Of the
traveller and sojbuFner.
A large and eommodious Stable Is attached TO
the premises. The Ihxufies ofthe TABLE WILDE
surpassed BY none and The EAR is al all times sup
piled with choice selection Of superior wines and
lignors3
BAGGA GE taken to and from the Depot free Of
charge. and 10 bad weather Carriage viii run 10
March III, ls52-1y. Proprietor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

~ Wesley says aWhcn / was young.
I was sure Of every thing In few years.
having been mistaken thousand times. I
was not hall 50 sure Of things as / was be-
fore. At present, am hardly sure Of any
thing but what God has reYealei TO mani
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

~ An. elderly lady, telling her age ~
marked that she was born on the Ed of
April Her husband, who was present., Oh.
serycd-aI always thought you we're born
on the first Of April aPeople might we'll
judge So" responded the matrop, aiii tho;
choice made for o husband =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
Fas hi0nable Clothing.
WN. WALL.
u, Arcnae, 6etiree,i oh and l0h Sreef
Next 10 Mr.. Shank's Iron Building
WASHINGTON. I'd. d..

W OSUaUStOHs Ds Ne
MOULD respectfully say 10 the citizens of JEFF
w ferson and the Valley generally, that he has
enlarged and extended his Clothing Establishment,
making il one OF the largest and most extensive
Glazing Depots in this part ofthe country.
lis exent isawo floors, running so feet deep, and
employing from IS 10 100 hands, thereby giving
employment TO our own mechanics and sempsiresses
and offering goods as low as they can be bought al
the Nef.h.
am prepared 10 make TO order, the most fashion
able and elegant ASSORTMENT of
CLOTHS. CASSIlIERES AND FEST7NGS
10 be found in this city, at prices as low those
bought at The cheapest ready made store in Wash
ington, and Of superior make and finish. In tex
lure and aaailY. all my goods will compare with
and all goods purchased II not found 10 be as rep
resented, a liberal dednc ion will be made
-All Clothing made to order will be cheerfuliy
taken back il found not TO snif.
Constantly on hand large. general and complete
assortment of Ready-made Clolhing at prices 10
suit the times.
Also at my Establishment three doors East Of the
National Hotel
The-eitizcns OF jefferson and the Valley visiting
Washington, are respectfully invited 10 give me a
cali, as feel confident they will be amply repaid
March Is, lS52-iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
a C Al Il ID !.

sHE undersigned have formed partnership in
:. = me legal profession They will attend the
Morgan, and frederick, and the Superior Courts
aia9f -sTssrrai . issaIsssu. Il -
CHAs. JAS. FAULKNER,
FRANKLIN THOMAS
Maftinshurr Anrif 8 ig5s--Iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

! = - AltIE n ELDEKN SMFE II have open-
ed an extensive variety of Fine Table Cntlefk
Desert and Tea. spoorss including the Afbata. Ger
britannia Teaseils; Table Casters, Waters. can.
dlestieks Shutters, Stair Rods, Looking Glasses
Tea Scales Hard Bellows, Ladies and SKINNER
Preserving Kkttles. Sauce and Fr5ing Pans. Tea
Kettles. Coffee Mills ShoTels and 1angs AnoiFans,
shot tseys asl p;5n n afdware usedby House
KEEPER whie III Be ssld alhe very lowest prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

~ A coretous, but very vain nobIeman,
employed an architect to erect for him )
splendid masoleum. When it was finishodA {
he said to the builder, is there anythinGs
wanted to complete it7' Nothing but your
lordshipis corpse, replied the architect.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

eonnexion with ny business y cops.abfe
= euer ny services le AuOTKoNEER Ia this
pArt Of he Countlt6ose disposed "a nafk,,n;ss ne
esn !eHye word with he editor. OF urise 10 me q
SeSi,sz,QNn, 1s1er<1n county, Va All business
VIII g promr.il a,,<1tsd 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

~ An Irishman, who was very near
sighted, being abontto fight duel, insisted
that he should stand siz PAGES nearer his
antagonist than the other did TO him, and
that they we're both TO Ere at the same time.
This beats Sbcfidan's telling fat man who
vas going 10 fight thin one, that tho AT.
ter,s slim figure ought 70 Be ehailsed on the
others portly person, and i the bullet i.ss
him outside 81 the mark i vas 70 60 for
nothing. go
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
Pf-Mpyf MlTpSt PTslTpS

We would catl the attention of the public 10 six
different varieties Of We'll and Cisiern Pumps lin.
clndiHg he Chain Pump which will draw water
any depth. We have also for sale Lead Pipe
SWARTZWELDER & SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
- = -
PARENTAL TEACHING.

Z
IF parents would not trust a child upon
the back Sfa wild horse without bit or bri-
die, let them not permit him to 60 forth un-
skilled in self government If child is
passionate teach him by gentle means to
curb his temper If he il greedy, cultivate
liberality il hip If lie Is sulky, charm
him out Of ii By frankness and good humor
If he is INDECENT, accustem him to exertiop,
and train linn 50 as to perform even onerous
duties NTH alacrity. &c pride comes in to
make his obedience reluctant, subdue him
BIZ council or discipline. In short give Jour
children the habit Of overcoming their be-.
setting sins. Let them acquire from expe-
rience that condolences ID themselves which
gives secufity to the practieed horscman,
even on the back Of high strung steed, and
they will triumph over the difficulties and
dangers which beset them in the path Of
life.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
TO EllDpLERS

AwaFs on hand, large stock OF Hog Skins
S1ies. .sA. afkhlf Ill RS4s s RE Ssir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

a Caatisas Esikoro. Il few days ago, Ia.
Berwick. Me, good honest country fellow
was looking at the telegraph with astquisb
ment "a passer By asked him what be
thought fit. - Wall don't know exactly
replied the fellow, but ] am sure they won't
get me to ride on the darucd thing them
wires and posts would tear my bFeechea.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
igfsOR rs llLaN. a ENTION.

Onshand, a large variety ON Shot Guns, some
very superior made by makers Of known celebrity
Also. Flasks Shou. PSnches, Game Bags, Pistols,
Colts and Aliens Reyolyers. Percussion Caps
Wadding Gun Cleaners. &c &c.
- SWARTZWELDER & SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
National Agricultural and Seed
WARE E0WEBs
MAfEIReToN city.

-
ME sabseriber begs Jeaye 10 cali Tie alteration
q The Eafmers 81 Jefferson, and The adjoining
eountles, eons Of the most extensive and best Sc
ieeled astnEtnents Of Agricultural Machinery and
pigments g be found in any similar house ID
~ onl.ea slates His arrangements with aI the
1est manufacturers 10 this county, enable him 10
. 4. al teforg prizes every article required fol-
re Iafm and all goods leaving hisestablishmpnt
embraces
F0RIfT TARIETTES or PLOUGHS.
ampng whiehmay be fgbnd The celebrated Premium
teni!e Drati Wrought and Casf.Iron Self Sharpen
er the Deep Filler Sod the fat fnrrow ditto The
premium New York, Nos rs. ~ I9a 90. 81 and
= ne .ubsoii and bill side Ploughs Of every va
rietT and price.
caitiraieIa Haryoiss Cat ESon F<la Ra,fers.
f''ssseHs l'saH5eks +. Siaelair's Hs.cat Drills.
lussey,s and MeCormick's
heaping and Moving Machines.
FL 3fSiG Mills.
Corn Shelters.
Single ard double Spout fpFice $40 70 S fG1 also
the large e Cylindrical al $50 snd $50; and latter
warranted 10 shell from 500 10 1000 bushels day
HORSE sP0 WERS,
Sweep aud Railway, Of various sizes. from SIS
10 $50.
IlIRESHING MACHINES,
With open and solid wroughtiron and oak Cyl.
inders-price S35 10 $50.
CORN AND COB CIR USHERS
From $40 10 Si5, warranted TO grind from s 10
10 bushels per hour.
THE SEED DEPART MENT
As supplied with every variety Of Field and Gar
den Seed, all 81 which are warranted fresh and
genntat
PERUTIdN @GU1NO
Having made arrangements with the Agent ef The
Peruvian 4iovernment for the sale OF Peruvian
GuaIso for supplies 0f this article direct from the
Chinca Islands, purchasers may rely upon being
furnished with pure No. quality, al lowest Bal
limore rates.
All goods delivered in Washington or George
town, free BIZ chafge and orders BY mail promptly
to FlTZHUGH COYLE,
National Agriculiursland Seed Warehouse Iron
Building, sign OF the Golden Plough and
Eagle, 9Th street, Washington city.
March is. 1859.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

GINCE in Tie course Of human events, SC, &c.
- il becomes necessary that every man should
follow some vocation. whereby 70 gain an honest
livelihood. therefore will hereby declare and make
known Il generous public, that am now carry
ing on the
EaddIeTy 6 Harness Making,
ID all Of lis various branches, and am prepared to
put up good work and al as short notice. and on
as accommodating terms as any ona il the State of
Virginia. Come one. come all and see me before
purchasing, and will do ron good
HtDES.-The highest cash price paid for all
kinds Of Green and Cured Hides
EDWARD SMITH,
Harpers- Ferry, Oct o. 1851 High street.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

lIr To ascertain whether woman Is pas
siouate or not. take muddy dog into her
rarlor, or squirt tobacco juice On her stove
hearth s wife may ascertain her Inns band's
eqaanimiiy, IS using his best clothes hznsh
10 clean her CATERS With. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
SIUSl 81 ms !,

on hand, Mil, Circular and Cross-Cut Saws,
Mill Screws, Bdltine- Wire SC.
SWARfZWELDERS 81 SMITH.
.Faf sale. al low prices Elliptic Springs, Patent
I Asless paienk HUH Boxes, Buggy Boxes. Huh
Bands Mounting, &C.
SWkTs TzwELDER & SMITH.
Winchester. November 10, iS5l--ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
=, = sHtrfzHzEnka. frrre4,rv ~......
SWARTzWELDER q SMITH 5sia'
ANENG associated ,heirsseiye. ,oretber e, 81.
- purpose Of CONFLICTING he II ~
Hardware rRm1frprr


a Al u branches would respertfuTir snns,-.. :,
ne RHslc thai they hare Just opened nm l.rrrsv
1ndlcnrer1sTs stock of ENGLISH AND 4MERI-
saN HARDWARE that they hareerer before o.
lefe1 e this MARKET selected with great care from
ni.knands nrf srisea g ~ ssanches Of trade and
industry which they would be pleased 10 sell 49,
sale ahd RsiaR a. TIE very lowest prices, ior cash
Or approved credit.
Fur particulars, sc refer TO our various adver
tisemetits ID The columns 0f this paner. q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
IP D d Z kY



The more ne iirs. mere bsies appear
Our LIES suesesang ssages
day 70 childhood seems year,
ne glarsome ens1stt g on yea'1,
Ere lfss,an ~ e4aresH'
Steals hngerlngs h1e 2 rsrer smooth.
PIT = ne care Wcls cheek grows wa2
IA sorrow slla.1s q thlckcrs y 4
siarA that measase ne e man
-
When JPys have ~ thelF bloom and breath
ana l'ie Itself 3 yslsd;
v ny az We reach ~ FAILS q Death,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
NOTICE..

vTvHE Co,Parinerslip hcretpfore existing be.
tween the subscribers under the firm Of Zim.
nerman s Co. was mutually dissolved the 18th
day Of October, 1851. -
l.. S. EICHELBERGER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

70 Blu ChSlII7ITS AND OTHERS.
For sale, 40 ions Rolled and Hammered Iron,
Hughes and Is1eed's Iron Nail Reds, Reund and
Square Iron Cast Shear and Blister Steel, Anvils,
Bellows Vices, Screw Plates, Hammers, Sledges,
&c, 10y for rhsh or approved security
SWART'z WELD s. SMITH. q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

i'll. b re<<S<zrY, % enable ns o make our
f.+.-s .I1 .6< Cez1 s. paid % al goods seezissd
81. ||. f<cf. tc1f1 hey tre tsler away czpeeiaily
~. 4 ~51<ra,. cr<1II viii b, extended @ regular
..&.1|<I. - 1I>-1@1 [cr41|9 1lccr-irE lQ1r Goal
81 |.1.'&< ~ &1ir1 ~ <ez1 W 3 1eQplze1<
p <tIC" ssea, = bottles 40! 1,p<.. 3 s {. .
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-05-18
Senator Hunter, OF Virginia.

This gentleman is engaged upon good work
that of arranging the permanent duties, respon-
sibilities, and compensation Of the clerks in the
service of the government.
There is special project also in agitation. 1t
is one dictated by justice, and We hope will not
be overlooked in the excitemsnts of the hour.
1t contemplates an additional recompense to these
men at the present moment, beingi in fair proper
ton to the increase in all the expenses of living
at the seat of government.
We have heretofore alluded to the fact that a
number ofthe clerks of the Home Department were,
during last fall and winter, compelled, by the ur-
genoy of the business upon which they were en-
gagged, to labor for four or five hours a day be-
yond the usual time, and with the expectation of
recompense for their extra service. There can,
Of course, be no two opinions in regard to COM
pensating, them
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-05-18
Observation-Disclosures

Our friends who favor the election Of Mr.. Fill
more, in New York, have made their demonstra-
ton lately, and highly respectable and enthu-
siastic demonstration it was, and well deserved,
too. We shall soon see something of the sort on
the part of certain Wings of New York who are
50 unfortunate at the present moment as not to
agree in selecting Mr.. Fillmore as their first
choice Let all be in good feeling, however-no
unbecoming triumphing by the successful, and no
envious repinings by the defeated! These are
our rules of action.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-05-18

The election of President and Vice President
of the United States will be held on the seventh
day of November next.
The nomination of candidates by the Democratic
party win be made on the first day OF June
The nominatio Of candidates by the Wing
party win be maele on the sixteenth day of june.
II is believed by the American people that the
National Convention of each party win be entirely
competent to s,,lect suitable persons as their
acknowledgements, to define the principles upon
which they to rally, if necessary, and to de-
scribe the programme of the campaign.
Between the nomination and election of these
candidates the time is sufficient for the people
of the whole country to be made perfectly
acquainted with the attitudes or positions of
their several candidates; and should either party
nominate men who are unworthy of confidence,
or whose principles and purposes are unknown,
great advantages aoM accrue to their opponents be-
fore the people, and disaster and defeat TO the party
making such nomination.
1t would hence appear to be the policy of each
party to permit their opponents to enter bindly
upon the work of selecting their candidates, and
that the most ordinary and uncalculating mind
would appreciate the policy of pursuing this
course.
For one party, however, in advance to apprize
the other of the injudiciousness of their choice
a nd Of the calamity of defeat in consequence of
it, is so foreign from the usual policy of antago-
nistic parties to beget suspicion Of their sin
cerity.
h Yet such is the aspect of parties at present
the Wings are Indifferent and unobtrusiye rs re-
spects the selections of their antagonists; while
The Democratic party are more intensely concerned
upon the subject Of the Wing nomination than they
are in relation TO their Own.
There is but one degree of absurdity beyond
that evidenced by the Democratic party in this
matter: it is, that any Wing can be found TO giue
credence to the representations Of the Democrats on
this subject.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-05-18

John NJ. Bolts, who repudiated Gen. Taylor, is
in favor of Gen. Scott. Won't the friends Of
Rough and Ready remember that Phil. San.
What may not Mr.. Bolts support the General
either? Must General Scott be called upon to
prefer Mr.. Clay to General Taylor, has the eff
frontery to support General scottl Oh, terrible !
Now, we preferred Mr.. Clay to either General
Harrison or General Taylor, and with hearty
goodwill, without ever once suspecting that it
would therefore be wrong to support General
Scott; but we little thought of the days Of toll
erance that we're approaching. Will the Demo-
cratic Union, the Wing Republic, and the Native
Sun inform US as to what sort Of people may sup
port General Scott? Of course we will all desist
until we shall obtain their sanction
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-05-18
Mr.. E0rreat.

The engagement of this distinguished gentle
man began last evening to a crowded and bril-
liant audience His performance in Damon and
Pythias" was marked by great and original abil-
ity and power, and was witnessed with breath
less interest save when the great actor aroused
applause by some bold and thrilling outburst of
feeling.
The character displays not alone the energy of
Mr.. Forrest, but enables him to show how great
master he is of the art Of delineating the finer
emotions Of our nature. There never was a more
wonderful piece of acting than where he abruptly
enters while Pythias and his betrothed are ex-
| changing vows and announces to the one, in the
force tones of outraged manhood, the triumph
of tyranny; and from this turns to the other, and
gently, softly, and courteousy calls down bless
ings upon the approaching nuptials. Since the
days of Edmund Kean no such acting has been
witnessed in any country. The climax Of this
scene where he forgets the presence of the bride,
and pledges himself to oppose the tyrant, was
grand in the extreme
Mr.. Fleming enacted Pythias with his usual
taste and discretion; and Mrs. Bowers, as Calan-
the" made great hit. Her handsome face,
pure elocution and fervent identity with her
surprised and delighted u.s. FoRREsT
warmly complimented her upon her success.
Tonight Mr.. Forrest appears in Othello-after
Richelieu and Lear his greatest part. In this
he has won some of his proudest tri-
umphs. Here we have Shakspeare's great crea-
tons embodied by the genius, the fire, the cult
waited taste of man who has gathered tributes
to his PRESERVATION Of this character from two con-
tinents. Mrs. Bowers will appear as Desdemona,
and Mr.. Fleming as Iago. This may be the only
time that Othello will be performed during the
engagement Of Mr.. Forrest.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-05-18
Affairs In Georgetown.
GEoRaRTowN, May 1872 m

GEoRdEToWN, May 1872 m
hai-storm passed over Montgomery county,
about four miles north Of us, yesterday, doing
considerable injury to vegetation.
The handsome improvements of Mr. william
H. Tenney, and of the heirs of Mr.. Pickrell. on
Bridge street, are fast progressing to completion
They tower aloft among the surrounding buildings
like giants among pigmies.
The -four market is steady, with limited sales at
$4123@$425, rs in quality.
Wood at our wharves is scarce and in demand
at $3.873@$412a for oak, and $2.e25@$8
for pine. EIrorno.