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st. Louis advertisements.
From the Newspaper Advertising Agenc5 Of
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ao : ne AeiHi fer the best and widely oircu-
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Iae advertising and Subscriptions the Publishers
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essi.sr -ss-ss are sssrs9 EsHaag,
Il. ID. PULFOBD, Igslt

~ .FT3R the SCOTT Nf-IsEEV, near Davenport,
~ I Iowa. il prepared furnish choice
TREES OF EVERY T.4PTETT,
4 lover r--es tGaa any other Nursery ju the county
ms. Tres have been thoroughly tired in thls section
st can sa.gy recommend them, having sold them 2
tHs ast years. Persons DESTROYS 1f securing select
ra-.-.es viii please cGI mg store and select from
.He catalogue, and have n p1t up uccartfaE-E-
have also Fuale arrange meets for GOOD 9 sSs's
On 1ae aEECC NI-R~Esy- and c4n supply the. Eho
visa, vita Wisconsin Trees FtHtSI
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th You vi Hhd the Cheapest and Res ort nert Of
tioid and silver WATCHES, ali kinds OF siIyer Ware
IsEYe}ry sat - CIV ''"4''
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. YES was -fpUAit oet OF me cay OF New York.
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n amt ass s.Hus. s,s,al5e- I. tan until fnrtbe
notice TRANS "iI - over tn above roads a.
follows -fiadeys excepted. "
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"a #n.rd o.. DIeet f-- fhr ls pziuI in-rasI.--ute g..
e..'ai ~'oca o. the Mineral Poil. s;-ii Road az
4.tgI. VIZ:
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Train going vest p@ss Eolyitere y m aud 10
- fast "a 9 30 u. aud us
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ist- cave 5ra-por at : 2s 70. r7, aid gelolt
a~riFtr.- u t.raEe at l@-sa p. m.
o. Leave F-eegHrs AT g. Ta..aad Eslg.t at - N
aTfifii 90. Chicago a. il @. IN. > -
Trains gong " ssl pass junction a. 90 A. NJ and "a
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HD aEESy .SAE.-T-Ioo Bags Fine Dairy salt iu,i
, received ard to-ssle % c. W, COBB.
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Ap sso5s 4l $50 S2I ia $50 l6s Ssa
A IS. fD44044 60 sol go y05,7ss
l,lssel7
.ss5 sO9 Ga, 4s7
sis.asa

Increase hsois I5 oSsfs5' i,isoiois
influx o. funds from the West has swollen deposie
nearly 81 300 600 in the week mostly specie while diminished
payments have reduced the cearngs The been
called in mostly stocks loans out Of doors 10 IL per
The export Of specie less than anticipated being
under 5000 900 for the week The banking houses with
neKens abroad had put up rate indispostion
draw money from the other side present. and produce bills
-eing iaAiscredt there papable specie
The Of greater in the London market and restored
credit produce bills checked the export specie at the
time, the begins flow in from the West
New Orleans the in bank begins 20 decline
der western drafts against produce and the specie which
flows up the Mississippi crcusses through to New York
The adrees from abroad indicate also in
American stocks may be large for the sake Of security
outstanding the fall in stocks there and the migration viii
be greater consequence OF the and high prices Of food
The latter circumstance has given great impulse Irish
migration, and the difficulties impe that FROM the
tinet The treaties with Of the German powers
strain The from prev entng this
try should they be disposed in time of war That with Baya
ria in lss5 expressly stulnes the sbonen every kind
restraint and migration OF persons and property The
influence Of when military service becomes ardu
GUS IN addition other hardsbps viii give spur
migration and American ships VII profit by the preference
The foreign coins brought by emigants form, with ingo
almost the whole supply for export OF ST5s leo exported
since March IS S23s rs only has been United States
The operation Of business bringing back funds
the country bat IN the shape Of coin. The active
krs for breadst1fs discharge credits the city,
country funds accumulate in the banks These funds they
anxious TO loan freely there much spec-
lare feeling TINT would indnce desire borrow stock
hold until the real effect Of the abroad upon
becomes better defined Thus far every
lock for Of capital this way notwithstanding
great fall in foreign stocks has taken place The leading
prices ia London ~ ~ follnws.
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The foreign national stocks being unusually depressed offer
rates u them better than hce The Freneh y
per M and the rees s11equa The bo-
upon instruments s27ield as interest or 20 per
dersfood that " Rotsod offered loan 1t "a 10
60 srercont stock, which, deducnr DELAY .rayracus
equal . q g. The Bourse price Cor threes CT 60
The small takers ~ The loan fberere snd them 10 b.
Sold aud the per bad consequently faen 70 ss Is
March ia Gall Il 2ss per since the loan The
great railroads also all mach lower.
u follows that capital becomes abundant consequence
or iuvccr the part ~ tbo-e who have faith n,ons
pride The SloooOoo0 Turkish e-per-ceni loan twenty
three years run taken IN 1851 par and rose "a III
per cent, when cancelled By paving the takers per
cent II hss again bccn brought forward and taken Al
So under the suspected guarantee 81 France and England
That Investment, offers better Inducements than United
States stock per fourteen years IN
thce the peace and prosperity 81 the Union With re-
motoncs from cantinFrnces strong Inducements 70
counps Investments here particularly that there Il
danger q protrncted large expenditure ~
returu 70 bank suspension in England similar the
"a war when gold 70 81 per cent. premium com
pared with the paper which dividends we're payable IL
such gtae q sA in stocks thsi are Paid in
eoin would carr very supeicr sdvasisrcs
Tho produce markets have been an much better nndsr The
newa although the supplies Of bresdstufs here until the
canal i ID operation ell be sufficiently large 70 permit
mueh export. Western csnrl aour = nov g p So
20 southern, 8 81 - ". Rye aour, 81 Is 50 ST.
Corn meal, s. g 50 Is. Wheat IN demand 81 o5
- To- Rye, 81, Oats brisk ~ IS cents Corn ssx
$ cents southern yeiov. Whskey, ~ . oens PorE
= hrro-saes mes, sls 80 prime, 81 81 sIs Lard
10 . los crnts Rice firm Al a. Tsas4 3.
lhs stock market recovered greatly from bs depression
manifest before The arrival = tie new, without upc ecu
ation
Xaurs PRENTICE
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~ owing characteristics letter from me late COmmO-
-, Eiot upon PROPOSED % search American vessels for
- !, a Preach naval commander al RIO DC gAnero
~ 1. read With interest Al the present time
USTTrD srATEs saaP cyksr,
Rio de Janeiro, June III, ls2e
r,sf i could learn the ultimate decision affair
- -, presented On the sth instant have refrained
sa bringing yoar notice an attempt which was On me
fheing made IN the eEansation u Il Der-
,esses b. Commodore Frederick dn Plantys, com
ang he most Christian Majesty the King Of Francs
80 la Seine Some part Of his had deserted pre-
- a that date; and the 5ih instant, whilst some Of
- eant vessels about departing the port be sent
- fhis sueuants board with instructions 70 obtain
san 10 board aud examine these vessels, with 9th
- t hi, men directed his officer 70 reply that under
whsteser could that permission be given
I'D trusted he possessed great of proprey for
~ moment to urge the measures and 10 the Of his do
m ~ should resist every inch by force accordingly
te necessary preparation, and he abandoned the point
J. ID. FL LOT.
The Hon. s. :. sorTAAEp
Secretary Of the Navy.
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COMM ERCiAL.
FROM Our coNfMERcIAL CORRESPONDENT.

NV losx, April ls, 1854.
The actual declaration 81 might have been anci
pAted produced change Cor the better in the markets IL
usually the case the influences u eKcted events il
anticipated and their actual attended b.
feeling In London money became easy, and
higher although breadstu Improved largely and the
same state Of Affairs i manifest here although with
We engaged in war bat sellers Of food
high prices instead Il being buyers IL has been the
up this time il en- York Iaoney affairs and prices
have been affected By the than those q the
countries Immediately concerned Nevertheless every branch
Of business has propered shipping profit
ably employed than Breadztuns rising rapidly and
the prospect il Of profitable sale u the whole surplus not
only harvest bat prolonged into year through
the cutting OF Of supplies Of grain which have usually
formed Onetrd Of the quantity purchased BY England The
grain countries Of the Black the theatre Of and
the waste in such l. usually greater than the
ton The Baltic supplies viii similar
The temporary panic which occurred in the English grain
markets 70 have resulted from the ndposon Of mil
rs and dealers 70 bay until the arrival Of two hundred
Odessa vessels known have been the The absence
al demand ia tight money market caused the fall bat when
the vessels appeared and buying Recommended the rise
rapid than In this market dealer, who had
held soc COO 900 bushels failed and the following day
the up 10 cents making difference Of
$50 900 in his and restoring his position The high
prices which ruled seabcard prevented much
shipping particularly that in consequences o. the fall
abroad produce bills in discfsd That difficulty has
been removed BY the and business is
tire The payments have continued large but have been
measured by the cleaing 81 100 600 less this week than
the previous The bank returns follows;
Specie Deposiias- -cisaraes. Actual Losns.
All ssloIsg4l $50 as $50 1880 $50 sea
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The m in these stocks very great indicating the pres
Of supply that the loans occasion The
q England win not be large, and the supply q capital
fri,elK greater than this date of last year.
England raised $500 600 within the wear for expenses
The large borrowed BY France drawn from
being tie small capitalists q that country II would
Go be tbe thar the great fn ia The stocks a the above
governments would induce the capitalist, each State 10
purchase their Stock Thus, United States eercenf
stock stands nos, under the offer q the Secretary quite
high AZ the corresponding last year Ehe e0nso
hare fallen IA pen oent The bdef Of oonsos last wear
getting per cent for his money; he could
money into nited States stock i2l) which would
give bin ~ per cent for bis money. lie resell his
United States stocks At l2i and bur eonsol S. which
VIII give 81 per interest with the chance Of rapid
q peace. The u interest United States
stocks according The offer u the Secretary a. the Treasu
~, have been calculated a follows:
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The oA4zsl so1laA n le DANISH government Mas
nele 70 show thar papers presented s cabinet prove the
entire mala a o. TIE British government her knowledge
u the partition VI Turkey their consent thereto and thsr
agreement IN AL The essential particulars II the
English cabinet II dupet and that the present
war i jnggse ne result d rlgue and party.
David Vnlsied editor of the Minnesota Democrat has
been elected mayor Of 81 Paul
Tbs deepest hole for mining purposes yea dug in Caor
MA Is IN Trinity county II 100 feet deep and the bed
rock has not been reached Gold has been found all the
way down, in he bOalders which had To be cut
through in the The work was commenced in 1851
and has been aided By subscriptions and labor from the
miners in the vicinity
The Galveston News Of the 7th instant has the follow
ing; We learn from late sheet issued from the
Office Of the San Antonio Ledger that Major Belger
sstani quartermaster Of the San Antonio depot has
Gently received requison for fifteen wagons for the
transportation Of eoysions baggage &c for Captain
Joseph q Walkers company Of mounted rifles which is
accompany Gen Smith tour ri Paso. The COM
pany, to add 70 lis efficiency is 10 be filed TO lis entitled
number by picked details from other companies Of the
regiments and win be furnished with the necessary sup
plies for a three months campaign.
ANOTHER NEBRASKA BIIL.-The Portland Argus states
that democratic young gentleman Of that city having
lately been presented by his handsome wife with an
eightPound boy, had him forthwith named lillian Ne
braska'
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SALES TO-DAY.
Ny GREEs 4 SCOTT. A.eue..s.s.

q ~ kn4zNN a @<OSNs MWCt10ssscHb-
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT THE CORNER OF L AND
I'D streets aucuonOn Friday The 4fb Dstaut shall
sei II ocock OF ioi No u No 81 situse6
c north and the ountain
feansyvana feet inches
running 70 iast, continuing .aGs feet
Terms half H. and ~ mouths
esser 20 notes for The deferred bearing interest from
be az deed and ahen. All
the Of The purchaser Title indkputahe.
GREEN SCOTT.
Ap Sd Auct3cueen.
90 Tne shave sale II postPesed. In consequences ~
The rain ans Monday the I'm instant, o'esoc1
Q GREEN SCOTT,
Ap It'd AscisAsers.
CO. The above sale ~ further postponed, In cozee
quence az weather, Thursday the 9oth insass
hour. GREEN SCOTT,
Ap ~ d Auctopesxa-
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sUFRFSt conn on nus ryiTrD sT,7rs
WEpSpblT April i. ls54

70 6 Fiu Hsnrg Homer, plaintiff in srro, !, g.
sfVyh The argument Of this cause was oar,i,,sa i,
Dow fOf the dcfendaut in error ana concluded l., n,
hsEusti for the plaintiff in error
~ y The Piqua branch q the Bauk Of Ohio plsipse
~, 'Nl ~ Jacob knoop treasurer ko The argument y
y srrur - P'saAun
A''0ufned Until io-rnOrrov, II O'Clock. an
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INV o1LKAss April IA ruuoz hAs been rseeiFed from
Vera Cruz 70 shs aes that hfy Americans had bsoa
rcssd San Bias for landing without proper PASSPORTS and
that they would be shot Ia also stated that several Ae
oors about BE- Turkey 10 study the arts
Of war.
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The Boston committee vho visited Cincinnati recently
= rKanine The steam hrenEine have reported Asserting
ne engine iis cost mode u operation &c and strongly
recommended Is immediate adoption in that ctr We he
ere ihai = preseu, Cincinnati Is the only city which sup
ports one a these new aud valuable inFentious
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cHAEIKsros April ls-A FIRE broke ont here this morn
ing which destroyed nin stores with their T
oss lie not known, bat supposed be all slb0ooo Par
insured.
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Bodies Hasled Ashore.

INV YonK, April ls.-four bodies were washed ashore
yesterday Absecum beach supposed TO have belonged
the unknown ship reported ashore Barnega inlet Sun
day, a. abe has disappeared
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Bosros, April ls.- ruIaored here to-day that very
bsAyy commercial house has failed but forbear mentioning
nakaes
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DErHofT April ls.-captain Canhed the topographie.
engineer q General CAss, died here this
fnp
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snip Underpriter A.Aors.-Pa..e.ger. lsafs

NV YoHK, April lsThe ship Underwater ashore
during The late storm, Squam beach She had
dred passengers board u whom have been safely
landed II supposed that the -essei viii be got Oh She
insured FOR ST. 0o and her cargo insured for
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ny y. c. MCGUIRE, Auctssneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-oD
Thursday afternoon, Mar 4ih, O'Clock,
shall sell the east Of hot 3s, fonas % est
north 9Th and
feet 10 inches - fes paved alley, Fes
oy brick houses each aosse containing ss6s he
The location d properly very derahss
business
Tile indispensable.
Terms onsiad cash the residue IN o. a. and 10 nsns for
JAS. c. McGCnx,
Ap1o-d Ane&oasu.
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HARRIsnuna, tPa.,) April ls.The bill authorizing the
sale of the main line Of public works for $l000o000 has
finally passed and been the governor for gnstue
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By GREEN q SCOTT, AuceAs0sagu.
VERY HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TUkE, rANO FORTE, &c, AT AUCTIOE.-On Thurs1ay,
the Hh instant, shall eel, 10 O'Clock,
u Mr. D. l. Cne OF
ION unc i sspese
furniture,
Fine rosewood case piano os premium or
tsses, made b. rbp-. Loud, OF PLiadeiphis
MAHOGANY sofas cazor rncking and partos
Do dfvaps, ind Ioun
DO mnfeae-top, DRESSING and other bureaus
Do tnt mgneTsa cabinet nd
Do sdetoard, dining, breakfss, AID card taAses
DO m4fh3ctoy uashsiands, work, sAd DO
DO harscts crib ffcSeh as1 high- pos
Fine hocaieit, cashns.rci. ober WINDOW
Painted shades, Nensn tlands, and
Pine enfbcr beds, hA4r q
GtraDdolcs. solar, hau, and lamps
siver-pasfec candle branches, snu6~vs sni Trays
China, glass; cvockcry
Mahogany and painted wAarob~s n
Gtifrxme and ofhss mirror ~ m hrs~
Two hne r,ltfrsmc nsrrors
sr hse of pxsst,nsr
Manicl
WIoa, ftree carpets
Cooking, radiator nirsieht, and other
VIA good assortment Kitchen
Terms Al under SIS,
ninety days, for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Apis Aucsiassers
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Mrs pArttDSto2's Lsfe SsyJnxs
Joe oorIKs!
Hsn ts Y1IlisAea Saturday, -syrii q,
THE Life Sayings Parsiason fsy
BY d r. ShiiHbsf, OF the Boston Post
II dldfyndc ~ wordeS, 0f
fncis wbal and taslnge good eosnsais sDoe
Dass his Works LIB en- Arl--@MiGsesSe uEis Hyze"
One lama pges, printed paper
AZ elgrsvnrs iacwing
lsssnons tihs Designed w Coffin
Or q A1drews. y
q. Ruth Psrtingion, portrait 2 Ghost
T. FurunEtonikn Philosophy. 4. lunch n Head.
S. 6aoek Revolution. q n h
2. PasLing,on Mouse iIuDunt 4 A Chrtssmns Story
The undersigned has The pleasure announcing Il p
hcson of "Mrs lte
Sayings 1ciuding
uiy The
the evidence OF With
The and nt the old lady via be kindly received
approaching public, fh-
heart and bows, The rurlain dascends SLOW naaics
j. c. DERBY, Publisher,
y ark
And for sale BY all booksellers throughout the United States and
CaIAdss- Price 81 rs
single eopies by po.t paa receipt price.
An
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David olnastd editor of the Minnesota Democrat has
been elected mayor Of 81 Paul
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49, $500 - Aetisf MARY
n . III NJ IA
III AilkI, author the Old Esap SAas =
TIVE l.r.v~
cnrasusn K1s1e
Mall. London, ny Huxh Miller
The Word Industry, Illustrated.
Sketches Campaign koocrn Mex lsSes. an
ofkc~r Of LEI gsssas1EI Of One sounloss
Bows legend sf Inigocsi ~ j. r. keass5y
thor OF IS allow Barn"
Add.sons Works, edition, 4'.Ihe rpeesfos.
Boeksse~~ 9Th
Ap
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UREycH ALmAsscs rOR Hssf.-Amsasch Isapsr,s.,
Assr.~yoss rroTs~cas ns J~r6fser o. Jsraiser ryea
tr~rcs Dies Ds'r-~ Pour R,ss Lusuzssus
ne Basin 10 Nsr0ern ne fo~rse Tom. useu~ssque
ps Mss~ssssui De Frsscs3 De rfnaeusGca.
40 YRAHCK TAYLOR
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The Boston Evening Gazette states that Mr. Donald
McKaY in connexion with three Other capitalists is
about huildng line az European packets be com
posed Of eight ships Of 2goe each The whole 10 he
finished in Two years
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-10

THIS healh-giviog and beautiful Watering
Il Place viii be under the personal lsupfrineu:
dence OF the Undersigned during the coming Sum-
ner who will use every effort IN his ppwet 10
der # one Of the most attractive and agreeable wa
tering places in Virginia. Il is situated on an
elevation or spur Of the majestic BIZ Ridgd Noun
tain, in the county OF Jefferson five miles louth of
ChaTlestown,ithe county seat
Passengers eaving Baltimore or Washington by
the morning train OF cars will arrive al Harpers-
Ferry at II A.. from thence in the Winchester &
Potomac RAILROAD cars, en- miles TO ChaTipsiown,
where twelve passenger Coach will receive and
convey them into Charlestown. and if 6esired to
the Springs to dinner, over good road and
, through lovely country. /,
The Analysis made by the late Dr. De Butts
from 100 grains OF the walefa5om the maih foun-
tain, afforded 60 grs Sulphaie OF Lime l0t gfs
Carbonate Of Lime, t23i grs OF Sulphate q Mag
nesia, Epson salts or. Of Nitrate OF Magne-
STA, or Muriate o. Soda $40 gTs. Sui 2hate of
Iron, and grs Carb nate OF Iron.
From the above analysis the waters Of Shannon
dale may very properly be classed among fhe sa-
line ChaIybeates-a combination of1he mast v2lu-
bic description IN the whole range Of Mineral
waters. Il may therefore be positively Asserted,
without exageratiOn or fear oil contradiction that
no mineral water within the limits Of the United
States, possesses the constituent paIis or is
more salutary and efficient Alternative .han the
waters Of Shaunondae Springs. This wafer acts
as gently the mildest aperient, without giving
biliy 50 often occasioned by ordinary eahauics,
prepared by the most skillfu physicians:
The free Use OF this water acts almost lmmedi-
aely upon the skin and kidneys removes worms,
relieves the c5nvalescent IRON bilious or other fe-
vers dyspepsia, dropsical swellings, calchous af-
ieetions, hemorrhoids, scTofua, indigestion rheu-
ma'ism loss Of appetite, exhaustion geuelal debil-
iiy gravelly conereiions, structures and's variety
Of other diseases to which man is subject sand it is
freely acknowledged by all who have peen afflicted
with any Of the above diseases that the free use OF
Shannondale waters have effected permanent
cures.
Sulphur. Mineral hot and cold Battles furnished
By application al the Bar.
The Hoiel is 'arge and commodious--'he Gotta
geS numerous and comfortable.
The table will be supplied with the best beel
mountain and valley mutton. together wi.h all the
luxuries afforded In the fertile Valley Of Virginia
The hest Wines, Btsndies and other Liquors
can always be had al the table or at the lar
G w SAPPINGTON,
Proprietor of Sappingtons IEoiel
Charlestown Jefferson county, Va
June T. 1874