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AIORGANTOWN FLOUR MILL.

ALL persons who have been accustomed
to get their grinding done at Rogers Mill,
and all o,heis who are fond OF good flour,
are respectfully notified that the subscriber
has taken the said Mill for a term OF years,
a, cash rent, and thus has the exclusive
charge Of the Mill.
With the advantage of sundry improve.
mcnts nude in the Mill, together with strlrt
attention to business, and toll-dish just
right and RICH, side up, he expects TO com
pele successfully with his brother Millers,
and to give general satisfaction.
He wishes it particularly understood By
farmers and others, that all who bring good
whea, may rely upon having good lonr
70 The highest market price will be Civ
en- for Wheat. JAMES 5. CkAtt'
October 81, 1853. II
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New Goods---0 More (!

have lust returned from Philadelphia
and Baltimore, and am prepared TO show
ali who may favor me with call, as gene.
raj and handsome all assortment Of Goods
us have ever hud,
The stock has been purchased on The most
favorable terms, under the recent reduction
Of prices and pressure in the Eastern money
market. have lhs usual variety OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,,
Estyi.csscNrc s. QWecnSaC0rc,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps & BOnnetS,
sc. sc. &c.
I nm determined to sell al short profits,
and TO make up any deficiency by increase
Of sales. shall be glad 10 open accounts
with all responsible men who are willing to
close their accounts at the end oil Inc year
The Red Post will show you where 10
find me, always ready 10 give fitst.mte bar
gains, u. Il. ChADMt0h'
October 81, 1858. tt
PSI hope all indebted TO the late firm
Of D. H. Chddpick s Co, will call aud make
settlement without waiting TO be called up
on, D. II. c.
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Marrte1:

By Elder G.. T. c. Conn, on the LIST
instant, at NIillsboro', Pa, Mr. WILLIAM
Henry Dolby to Mrs. HARRIET, daugh-
ter of Moses Phillips, all of Washington
county, Pa.
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NIORGANTOWN, Va.
Saturday, November 10, 1853.


1-Mr. c. PIERCE, No. 40, South Third ST.,
Philadelphia, is me Of our mos, ohliging and
attentive Agents.
+. W. CARR, Third street, opposite the Ez-
change, Philadelphia, is also our Agent for that
City.
Dir. L. PARSONS, G!ady Greek, Barbour co.
has kindly consented to act as Agen, for the
Mirror.
DIN. ANVIL, Nestorville Barbour co.., Va.
c. CRESAP, ESQ, Kinswood, Preston CO., Va.
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Oysters /! Oysters
Price ReIHcefi!

ROrlCe fkelfsCEU:
TINE Subscriber is making an cifori--and
i. pretty successful onc--to keep on hand at
all times, Oysters by the can, half can and dozen;
md is prepared to serve them up at his Oyster
Saloon, either Stewcd, Fried or Broiled, to all
who may favor him with a call, and will spare no
pains to give general satisfaction.
BAKING,
lie is also pushing bis Baking with renewed
energy, and is prepared to furnish his customers
and all others with Bread and Cakes OF every
description.
III Parties, and those who purchase by the
quantity, will be furnished at wholesale prices.
Candies, Pickles, &c.
lie has on hand good stock Of Candies, fresh
aud nice, which he is selling very low.
Cucumber Pickles by the dozen or hundred
Scgars, and many other articles not mentioned
here for want Of room.
BE careful to call at the Sign of tho Green Post
and Red Flag, South east corner Of High and
Walnut streets, Morgaatown.
November 10, 1853. J. CYPliEIlS.
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8" ~ New York las joined the other ,', states
in appointing The 9Th iD., as s,s now ,"s uni
I'd IN the promised vS;s''''''' -
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flirting. Wrapping,

and such other papers as may be wanted.
lilo will be provided with the hes. qualit; of
Eastern make of Writing Papers, and Will be
glad to supply all who may feel disposed to deal
with him, on fair and reasonable terms. lie hopes
that the public will give him trial. feeling ASST
rcd that lio will be found worthy nE,hclr iaSor';
wI wish TO exchange Tor RAGS-and
will always Try to pay all balances ngains, me III
Cash. 7. TEEuDLEY.
Morgantown, Va. October S, 1855
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Live Oak Paper Mill,

s8CNE sFa OF 3 NWtOFVH, F"'
TNIiIS Establishment, for many years past con-
Quoted by Matthias Triton, has been rciittcd
aud supplied with Nciv Machinery, capable OF
making good work. ;,
Tho Undersigned will visit tic Merchants and
former patrons Of tho concern, with supplies OF
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pc,crsOn has kept up 'he interest o.
H. Marazine' unaaynsIy during the past
us '.a,, "' Ths december No. is well supplied
y ?si,S .nsI,yins., and otherwise interesting.
" More abUu; le'e's0H'' pans &C. !"
mi, Xcxt.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL,

ODD FELLOWS HALL,
ORPHANS, FRIEND ENGAGEMENT, No. %
meets a, O'Clock, on the evenings of the r'HsF
and 4ntRp Mondays ofcach month.
ELIJAH MonoAS, Scc'y. Gro. Stray, c'P.
MoyoNGALlA LODGE, no. G., meets 4! !
O'Clock every Saturday evening
S. slrorRirD, Jr., Set'y. NJ. HAYES, Nc
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TEMPERANCE HAIL..

MoYoNGALlA DIVISION, No. 81, Sons Of
1smpercnee, meet at their Hall on Walnut street
every Thursday evening, at G O'Clock.
/. s. HOUGH,R.s. wM. EVANS. W.T..
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MORGANTOWN FEMALE
ACADEMY.

rt,uE WINTER TERM of this Institution will
commence on MONDAY NOVEMBER slst,
and continue eleven weeks.
The Terms of Tuition will be as follows:
Reading, Writing, Mental Arithmetic, and
Primary Geography, - "
The above with Smiths Quarto Geography,
Written Arithmetic, Ora mmar, and the -,
first books of History, w
ANY Of the above, with tho Natural sclen-
ces, the more advanced books of History,
higher branches of Mathematics, &c. o w
Lessons given in Music. French and Latin, and
Drawing, pencil, nouochromatic, polychromatc,
and oil painting. =.
protrac,cd sickness.
For Board for Pupils from distance, or further
Internationally to the Principal.
Ths SPRING SESSION of twenty-five weeks,
in tho new building, will commence on Wcdnes-
day, tho Sth Of February, ls5i.
Noy. >, 1853. H. W EMERY, Principal.
we respectfully invite the attention ofpGrents
and Guardians to this Institution. Its healthy 10.
cation. in a pleasant village, and moral and
reIirious community, and the capacity and cxpc-
renee of the Principal and his lady, authorizes
us 10 say that few situations present higher claims
10 the patronage tho public.
W. r. WILEY,
II. L. BERKSHIRE,
w. WAGNER,
q. NJ. HAGANS,
WAI. LAZlER, Trustees.
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BAKING,
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
GARRETT JOHNSON }
rs. IN ClliNCERY.
RICHARD SUPPLE &c.

CANNHT +, 90HNS0N N cItANcERY.
RICHARD SUPPLE, &c.
PURSUANT 10 the decree rendered in The
foregoing case, at the August term, 1853,
Of the Circui, Court Of Preston county, ]
shall, on the SECOND MONDAY in DE-
GENDER, 1853, (it being Court day. at the
front door Of the courthouse in kingwood,
proceed 10 sell the life estate Of Richard
Supple in the land in the bill and proceed
ings mentioned, consisting Of several Tracts
Of Land lying in the counties Of Preston,
Randolph and Hampshire, amounting to
S,S5S Acres.
For more particular description Of said
lands, reference may be had to the report of
the Commissioner, aud to the papers in the
cause; sale on credit Of s, IL, Is, 81, 30
and Sc months, purchaser giving bonds with
approved security, bearing interest from the
day Of sale. G. CRESAP,
Nov. 10, 1853. is. Commissioner.
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Grahnn fOr December opens with pct
60 embellishments, followed by a continual
,iou Of Scenery in Wales treatise on
w. Stars, the Frozen Ship, Tales and Ira
S;,;or. NJ South Carolina, and variety Of
other interesting articles
nrs- Next week YOU shall knew what
G, S rrOmisss to do in 1851,
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EFsgdpetds' cured by the use Of DR.. Ga1vott.,,
Ertract ofYcIIolr Dock and SatMpariIId.


tfl s Indiana, July 4tli, lS53.Hf}
i. ptpsRx,-Dcar Sir: ills with great pleas
urc / write you about the very happy effects OF
YOUR DR. Gawott's Extract Of fsiidr Dock aid
Sarsaparilia,' upon my daughter, who has lean
suffering under that areadfM disease ErysiRc'as,
with Which she was attacked in 1913, and shewas
attended BY soIpeiofour most skiltn physcians
for over months pcrscycrinGly, without any
beneficial Effects Whatever. She bccntIe reduced
ID d l,,fiect skcEeton: She lad ulcers from her
shoulders ~ her Knees, which continually dis.
charged offensive matter. Her physician pronoln.
ced her case hopeless, and beyond the reach OF
medicine. MY nclghbors and myself thought her
dissolution near at hand. One OF my ne.shhofs
insisted on my trying 9 Or GRyso'fS ELt'aet y
,Yyilop Dock and SGrnpariliG,' as last resorts
as all Of our fysicans had girca her Up, there
coull he no tcttimcnt'in it. consented 10 DO 20,
more from afcs,lcss desire to 90 something TOR
nv daughter while life lasted, than from any hope
of her getting relief; so ! commenced using tho
medicine according TO directions, and to my great
astonisnien, she commenced improving, and be-
iore she had used three bottles she was ablcto
81, upright in beds Boffrc She had used bottles
she was able to walk or,' She used in Ill twelve
bottles of DR. Guysott's Extract OF Yellow Dock
and Sarssparla,' which restored her toperiec'
health in December; 1888; She is now entirely
free irom,any ycs,isc OF the complaint fy,s,sS
most earnestly recommends i, to every person
suffering under any similar disease.
Yoars truly, DL MARTIN
do hereby certify that my tathcF's statement
of my late illness is not by any means exasscrat
cd: Ny health is now perfect, which ascslbo
solely 10 tho use OF Dr. tiuyso,ps Extract otfel.
low Dock and Sarsapari!la. d
~ ASw D. MARrla.
Price 81 pcr bottle. Six bottles fol So!
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The LATEST Arrival Of
EALH & WINTER GOODS


CARR, SMITH & co.
Arc receiving their usual assortmen, of
Fail and Winter Goods, which have been
sought no matter how or where, and will
be sold lower than was ever heard tell oil in
Ibis town before. 1t being the last purchase
Of The present Firm the sS Goods are . oolaa 70
cbeon and desirable styles Of Goods will do
well 10 examine tie stock before purchasing,
Come and see us No charge for showing
yoa pre,ly French and Thibet Mernoes,
paranre,tos all.wocl Persian Delaines, new
style, plaid Dress Goods, all.wool second
mourning Delaines, Alpaccos, Coburg Cloths,
cashmeres, soniag Cuffs, zephyr WOrs'ed
Goods in groat variety, Dress Trimmings,
Rome, Ribbons, together with the usual
variety kept, such as
pootc ShcpS Hats, Cans, BOnnetS, &c.
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@.s SOD @asGl..
Godcy's Lady's Book for Decent

Godcy's Lady's Book Tor December
!. received. II embellished with an ad.
,Dirablo copy Of Vests celebrated Painting
If g Christ Healing the Sick" also with the
"cbus,mas Party" plate of improved COL
o,rJ Fashions, &c. We have not had time
avon 10 glance a, the matter Of this No.,
IN, presume it is interesting, of course
Gn5sy seems determined to go ahead and
l,tp ahead Of all competitors,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-19

W Mr.. John Bait, Of Co6urn's Creek, in
this vicinity, has just sent a quantity Of
choice Flour to Wheeling This is giving
trade an entirely new direction.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-09
NEWS 1TEMs FROM OUR EXCHANGES

Constantinople, from its admirable situation
on the Bosphorus, is the key Of Asia, and the
principal entrerot of the Levant The move
ment of navigation in 1946 amounted in that
port to 1867 900 tons. Out Of this number
the English flag reckoned for sos 900 tons the
Austrian for 2S4 900, the French for 10 600,
and those of Sardinia; Naples, Tuscany, &C.
for about 400 ,0G0, the remainder belonged to
the coasting trade.
The Cincinnati Price Current. in its annual
statement, shows an increase OF 81 900 900 in
imports there, and an increase in the river tom
age arrived, of 900 tons over last year
The hog crop handled there is equal to one
third of the entire crop of the West and is
valued at nearly $4,000, 600.
Flour is exported from this country to the
Mediterranean. AT one time we import ed
flour heavily from that section Of Europe
DIR. Hoop, of Whiteville, Ga, describes a
white negro woman living near him, thirty
four years of age, the mother of ten ebony
children. whose skin, since she was eleven
years Of age, has changed from a pure black
to white as fair as any of the Caucasi an
blood Her eyes and hair still retain the
African peculiarities-
1t is stated that official letters, addressed to
Mr. Clayton United States Consul at Havana.
and to Col Robertson, Vice Consul, from the
Gently been detained in the Spanish Post
Office, at HAVANA. and there cut open for
examination before they were delivered. They
were in this condition when received by
Messrs Clayton and Robertson and the letters
addressed to commercial house. were cut open
and examined too.
Mr. Gutman. the New York Customs Bro
ker, whose defalcation was asserted by the
press of that city, has re-appeared. The
Mirror says: I'VE had the pleasure of call
from Mr.. Gutnam, this morning, whom the
press unjustly reported as having run off with
Il large amount of funds He went it seems
to Hartford on business; and, although he con-
fesses himself in tight place like good
many other good fellows, he is at his post again
and ready to face the music like a man
Two sets of delegates from every Ward in
the city of New York have been appointed to
the Democratic State Convention.
writer in the New Orleans Crescent re-
ports that three Of his friends who were quite
recovered Of an attack of the yellow fever
were killed in less than twelve hours by taking
drugs advised by physician.
EigO the unfortunate man. who fell from IN
upper story Of house in East Albany a few
days since. breaking one of his legs in Il sh0ck h
ing manner, died in the Troy poor house on
Saturday night. lie was it is thought. prema-
turely conveyed to the poor house. had he
been suffered to remain in East Albany. he
might have recovered.
The Ole Bull and Strakosch's concert at n
York, Eetted $S0l for the New Orleans fund.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-09
From Old Point Comfort.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Sept :, 1853
The Hygeia Hotel was sold, as 1 stated in NV for.
mer communications, but the purchaser not com
plying with the terms of the recent sale it il again
offered at public auction. The former sale did not
Include the main or centre building which contains
the ballroom, &c This the purchaser had the priv
liegf OF renting at Il stipulated sum- But the sale
ON the 9TH OF next month, will embrace the whole
establishment-the furniture BELONGING TO the
hotel, and the enjoyment Of all the rights and im
munities in asywise connected with the same. This
arrangement has been agreed upon, by all the par.
ties interested, and certainly will be a chance for
good investment to capitalists Old Sol has renewed
for few days back his wonted powerful, dispensing
rays upon our terra firma again. and made us pant
for the want of alittle cooling breeze, which We get
by going to the beach shore, and receiving bay
tanning upon our corporal desires
Yesterday about sunset, We saw the venerable
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-09
THE WEEKLY STAR,

On Thursday next, the first number Of
the WEEKLY STAR will be presented to
the public. 1t will be the cheapest and
one of the best family news journals ever
published south of Mason & Di1on's line.
The WEEKLY STAR will be printed on
n handsome double sheet, and contain
Tales, Poetry, Anecdotes, Foreign and
Domestic News. in addition to Washing
ton News, such as is contained in no
other paper, of the latest and most re-
liable character, making most desirable
family visitor.
Persons residing in Washington wish
ing their friends and relatives at dis
lance to have good paper that will keep
them well posted about what is going on
at the Capitol of the nation, could not do
better than subscribe for the WEEKLY
STAR. The price for single copy is only
81 - cents year, IN adrance.
PoStmasters acting as agents will be
allowed % per cent.
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NOTICE.-The Navy Department will enterta

NV f. liz department VIII
propositions, accompanied by designs and draw
Ings, uAt the 25th instant for furnishing new EN-
GlNES, MACHINERY, and BOILERS complete
Tor the United States steam propeller frgate 81 San
Jacinto, now lying at the Philadelphia navy yard.
II is desirable that the proposition. should specify
the time within which the work will be completed.
Payments will be made az follows One half on a
successful trial trip, satisfactory TO the Department.
and the balance after years successful running
to be judged of competent engineers to be selected
by the Secretary of the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Aug. II, 1853. gl7-td
The above notice is extended and modified as fol-
lows:
The propositions. accompanied by designs and
drawings, will be entertained until the 10th day Of
Der prcximo, for furnishing new engines and
machinery complete, and for repairing the present
boilers instead of building ones.
Payments will he made follows: One half on a
successful trial trip, satisfactory to the Department.
and the balance after at least six months successful
running, TO be judged of by competent engineers
b" selected by the Secretary OF the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, August %, 1853
aug 23-dtSIO
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Chief Justice fancy ambulating in company with
his family around that part of the Fort bordering
the beach shore, getting the soft, delightful sea
breeze, as it blew the bay, which is exhil-
irating to the human system.
All the activity and hustle is rapidly subsiding
into quiet repose, or like a calm of summers
morning We have not with now the gsyest Of
the gay, basking in all the luKuries of life, and
promenading our rampsrts, parade grounds, and
beach shore, with their beaux and bellies, have
themths spring and summer Yet our place not
Invested of attractions, for have the beauties of
nature; at loss to find admiration 10 the
works or the sublimity of the same. Here al can
enjoy the fresh breeze and the fragrant air. it
Is waited through the outrageous trees. We can
have the extatic delight which is Undesirable, in
roaming along the beach shore its pearly pebbles
and feel the COOLING sparkling laughing water, as
it is gaily dancing at feet with gentle ripple,
and hear its own sweet musical murmur upon the
sand; then in beholding the before cur eyes
far scross the lovely bay, as its cleaning liquid is
rolling in beauty and rejoicing in its wild, ro-
mantle freedom, sending its spray and foam liz the
midar.
The views extracted from Col. Bentou's forthcom-
ing history in the New York Post, upon the subject
of military education, is very correct; he deserves
great credit in expressing himself upon this long
neglected matter, forcibly. Who has not seen its
partial workings smons the favored few, especially
with Congressman aud the Heads Of Depart.
mems favorites and what prospect in the "Lord's
world has the regular soldier being promoted from
the ranks1 HIS arguments are conclusive that the
10 .
Of national army. 1t desrade, he says the reg.
uar soldier into mercenar,, and has a great ten
dency to encourage deeer:ion. JAW.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-09
Personal.

.Ex-President Tyler has fully recovered
from his recent indispositon. His excellent
lady presented him with fine hoy a few days
since, which is the fifth little blessing he has
received from her
....HOn. John Wethored, formerly member
of Congress from Maryland, is stopping at the
National Hotel
ga meoting to approve of the course OF
Capt. Ingraham, at Smyrna, has been called
at St Louis
IA letter from Frankfort, Germany. states
that Mrs. Stowe and Mr. Van Buren, and son.
recently passed through that city
....Sinec 1902 fourteen hundred cadets have
graduated from West Point General JOSEPH
Ct. Swift, who headed the list for 1902 is still
alive and in excellent health
1.-The New York Young Mems Democratic
Union Club has elected Godfrey Gunther.
President, in place of J. 7. Brady, resigned,
and Cornelius Cairns, Secretary.
80. Commodore Newton, who has arrived at
New York, it said is rapidly recovering from
his late illness, and soon will be well enough
to resume his active duties in the West Indies
and Gulf of Mexico
....Hon. Horace Mann, Of Mass, having
accepted the Presidency of antioch College,
is about to remove to Ohio
....Col Devoe, Of the Jackson Hall. Balti-
more, has arrived in Washington full of Demo-
cracy, Henry May, Joshua Vansant, &c.
1.-The Louisville Courier learns that Mil
ton J. Alexander, who killed broker some
years ago in Philadelphia and was pardoned
by Gov. Porter, partly through the influence
of the publisher of the Philadelphia Bulletin,
was killed in an ARRAY last week somewhere in
Arkansas
...Col Thomas A. r. Nelson is suggested
az a candidate for U. 5. Senator from Ten
nessee.
Father Gavazsi and Bishop Hughes met
recently at public dinner table, and had a
comfortable glance at each other.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-09
INSTRUCTION IN MCSIC.

IL. SCHEEl., thankful for past favor wIshe. 70
~" acquaInt his friends and The public that hr
VIII continue the dulles nf his profession IN gTvnE
instruction On the PIANO, and in VOCAL MI Sh,
In classes ar TO single pupiis. Also. lr-sons gl'r
on The Organ and MeIodeon, with the scIrnce u
harmony.
Mr.. = has m his possession testimonials from 70
irons o! the highest standing acknowledging hl-
skill and ability Ia npart musical instruction thr
latest and most improved classical sule. Purple
submitted 10 las care may rest assured of obtaining
an easy execution and eieeancy Of truth and sI,e
that they ma, secure convenient hours for thrir is,
sons. Ladies and Gentlemen " all pIea,e leave hflf
names at his residence, on l4,h street, brlween
and Il streets, or al tie Music store of Mrs Ander-
SON. or at Davis, and at The Musical Depot OF HID
bus HiIz. y sCHEEI
Professor of Music and Organlsi Of
sep Colin TunIty Church
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-09

stages, they are as mad as March hares.
The temperance reform has so far done
more for society than any other similar
movement known to the history of the
world for the last fifty years. Yet if its
friends do not choke off such leadership,
male and female, as we have described
above, there is great danger that it will
retrograde rapidly.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-09
WOOD AND COAL

NE have now completed arrangements for re-
w celvlng our regular supply of WOOD IND
COIL for the season, and ready To deliver lie
DRY, Oak, and Pine Wood, Anthracite CO.fi. of
different sizes and kinds, from the most approved!
mines BitumOus and Cumberland Coal, and Ly-
kens Valley free burning coal, in sizes stoves
and crates.
Consumers who intend laying up supply OF fuel
for the Winter, will find their advantage 10 en-
gage it IA soon possible for all probability the
advance on the present prices will soon be much
greater than many anticipate.
All coal from yard will be carefully weighed
and $40 pounds given to the ton.
W. f. WATERS
Office corner of 10Th and streets
Inn