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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-06

Az VudittIc" WOODEN DldHhclS ."
I'd hes, %
$40 for Committee to appropriate on NOR
itoriou> articles not enumerated.
CoMMI1TEE-Charles $. Dana and Mrs.
Dana, Horace Fairbanks and Mrs. Fairbanks,
William Locke and Mrs. Locke.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Best specimen of Marble Work 200
Dagucrrcotypes, Statu-
types or Photographs On
Ornamental Painting 90
Dentistry | 90
- for the Committee to appropriate on
mcritorious articles not enumerated.
CoMMIrTEE-W.W. Thaycr, +. j.. Blodgclt.
William Scales.
SECOND CLASS.
Embroidery, Needle Work, Worstcd Work,
and other Fancy Articles. $40 placed in the
hands of the Committee to be awarded nc
cording to their discretion.
CoMMITrEE-Joseph Bolcs and Mrs. Boles
George II. Weeks and Mrs. Weeks, T.. +.
Brown and Mrs Brown.
REGULATIONS.
All articles presented for premiums must
remain on the ground during the continuance
of the Fair. Exhibition of Cattle will close
on the first day
No premium will be paid on any animal
that has not been owned in the County at
least three months previous to the Fair nor
upon any article not the production or manu-
facturc of the County.
All entries for premiums, except for Horses,
must be made by II O'Clock on the first day
Of the Fair.
!YS' The several Chairmcn of the Awarding
Committees arc requested to make a written
report of their doings to the Secretaries as
carly as possible after concluding their bust
ness.
T. ;: o :; W s1t1ASssx. Secretaries.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-06-06

los Chatham ST.. cor. Of Peorl-st., Ntw York,
LEEP on hard an extensive and complete of
IL the latest inpOrtat ions and best manufactures Of
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FIRE

OswEGo, N. Y, May GA fire broke out this
afternoon in shanty used to manufacture Far
for roofs, and communicated with the Willard
House, completely destroying it. The insurance
on the house was Sl5, 900, and on the furniture
s., 900, mostly in the Hartford, Conn, Compa-
MICS
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IMPROVEMENTS IN HyDRAxrs.-wc find in our
exchanges, notice made Of n new hydrnnt that
has just been invented, called the Anti Freezing
Non-waSting, Self Cleaning Hydrant Its con
structiOn is such that by slight pressure on
its piston-rod the water will flow at a full head
at pleasure, and by clevating the rod all the
water in the hydIant drops Immediately into
the chamber, below the reach of frost, from
which the air has been previously exhausted.-
The invention is equally applicable to dwelling
houses and stores, and is SO arranged that at any
given hour-say twelve o'clock ut night-thc
piston-rod can be elevated by spring, when all
the water in the pipes throughout the building,
will Immediately flow into cylinder placed in
the cellar, below the reach of the frost, where it
remains until wanted in the morning, when it
can bO again made to flow by depressing the
riston-rOd. II all these advantages arc real
lied by experience. the invention is n most val
liable one
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-11

TnE GosroN FAILunrs.-Thc Boston 7rarelcr,
speaking of the late failures in that city, says
that one of them is quite unexpected, two were
not looked for, and two others do not excite
much surprise in business circles Notes given
September LIST, for eight months, became due
yesterday, aud hence the amount of protested
paper. The Boston journal noticing these
troubles says tiat the trade Of the city general
" is sound aud strong, and there is little OF no
occasion for,alarm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-11

MYSTERIOUS DIsApPEAlAxcr.- learn from
the Monongahela.. City Republican that on Sat
urday last, Joseph, son of David Bennett, Esq,
fourmilcs southeast from West Newton, was
sent to the post office for his fathers mail mat
ter, and has not since been heard of Saturday
having been very wet, no special alarm was felt
by his parents owing to his not returning; they
supposed herenrainedtn town, and would go
from thence to church on Sabbath. Search has
been made by special messengers sent out in
every direction since Sabbath afternoon, but all
in vain.
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nIvER Am MEArnRp

PGTrspURGu. May 9.-Noon.-River IL feet,
fnlling. Weather clear and warm
CINcINNATI, May 0.-Weather very warm.-
LOUISVILLE, May 9.-River 10 feet on the
falls, rising fast. Weather clear Mercury 81
ST. Louis, May 9.--River here as well as the
upper streams about stationary. Weather clou-
dy and warm
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TnR attention of those in want of any thing
in the family grocery line, is called to the adj
vcrtiscments of theMessrs. Edwards, to be found
in to-day's paper. Their articles are always the
best in the market. They may be found at
their new establishment, corner Market and
Monroe streets.
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Ner Orlnnnn nInrl,e,.

INV 0RLEAHs, May 9s-Coton UNCHANGED with sales Of
ipO bales sales for the week I2 $50 bales The stock
Cotton IN port l60GO bales Receipts here compared
with last year 80 bales and the decrease
ern ports amounts to 1850 bnles. Sugar firm at
11@1l, the market being dull. Germ dull 76@S5o-
Pork buvyant ut SO 5924p. LAID in kegs 16c. Coffee
rm at fer prime Rio; sales Of Coffee during the week
bags TeeeiPs 1900 bags but l56 baEO etuiue
In Vessels 1t QuHranne stock ia Port 200 bags Cotton
reights TO IdNerpool 70 All ptlNr lTties8 nnchRnEel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-11

EscAPED.-R Richard Taylor, the rnulatto who
killed q girl through jealousy, in Cincinnati,
some two years ago, and who was convicted of
murder in the second degree, and sentenced to
the Penitentiary for life, has made his escape
from the State institution at Columbus, and a
reward of $40 is offered for his rc.arrest.
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THE DALTON DTyORCE CASE.

BOsroN, May 0.-The jury in the Dalton di-
yorce case were in session all night endeavoring
to form verdict 1t is reported this morning
that they are unable to agree, and stood, ten for
granting the divorce and two against.
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81 THE NATIoNAL IINE.
OTIIeE. oonNER iYATIlL Allp lIdNRoE sTREErg
FROM .WAsnINGTON.

MAy l.--Now Orleans mail of tho End has
been received. The papers contain no news Of
importance.
Galveston papers 10. the 2sth ult have also
been received. They report that there is almost
| a famine for bfeadstuffs in the counties above
bE3astrpp Two dollars md sixty cents IL de-
manded for a bushel Of corn meeting 0lithc
citizens of Bastrop has beeh.he 10 aid the spf
tererS.
4 Alex II. Evans this morning delivered to the
4 Goyerhnent tue official dispatches with Which
liewAs entrusted from Dallas aud Mason. The
latter represented his general health to be fine,
though he was slightly lame from the effect of
paralysis, and further that he is ready to return
home whenever the administration shall init
mate to him that it is desirable
Napier also received dispatches, enclosing a
copy Of the correspondence between Clarendon
and Dallas representing the rejected treaty, and
viii communicate 1t tO our government -
Mr.. Dallas in htsletter to Gen. Cass expresses
his opinion thatif thetrcaty had reached Eng
i:land prior to the election it would undoubtedly
i'haYe been ratified. 7z
The President is receiving no visitors to-day,
being closely engaged on instructions to Walker
relative to Kansas affairs.
Alfred J. Vaughn, of Missouri, has been APP
pointed Indian Agent for the Black Feet and
other neghboring Tribes, vice McBrayer, who
declares the appointment.
The Administration is anXioNsly awaiting a
reply from Major Mccullough, who has been
rendered the GoyernOrship of Utah.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-11

CENTRAL ONO RArLKoAD.-This road, accord
ing to the GAINESVILLE Courier, receives for the
use of its track between Newark and Column
bus, by the stenbenviile and Indiana Road, the
sum of 100000 per annum. This amount, it is
said, will pay the annual interest on one million
dollars worth of Central bonds
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, May 9.-Goy. King has offered a re-
ward Of $4,000 for the incendiaries on Seguines
Point.
Water was let into the canal, at Lockport
yesterday, and ran ont last night, carrying away
tom in embankment, last of that place. The
break viii be filled again by Sunday night, twill
not delay boats 90
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Now Yorls RInrker.

New YoRk, May 9Flour un.ettlyd; 1900 bbls sold
State advanced lie; sales at STl09T,Ib Wh dull;
demand advance; Gnmp6rlant Corn buovRnt;
sales of 60t9 bushels ymxed advanced Lei s5S6c
Provisions steady Lard advanced &c: sales Mt 1890
l41. Whaky ADVANCED 1Eoi SUES at Sic. - -,
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SAmEn

NEw YoRE, May 0.-The steamer Erricson
sailed for Liverpool at noon, with32 passengers,
intending DIR. A. Clintock, and lady, and Prof
Marshall, and lady of Philadgphia. Richard
Stewart Of this city, was also passenger be
is to occupy the part of agent for the New York
Associated Press, at Liverpool.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-11

UNUSUAL Coon LrcK.-The Mutual Insurance
Company of Allegheny county, Md, insured
property during the past year to the value of
sIs7,6I4 The only loss sustained by fire, for
the same period, tits stated, was three dollars
and fin cents -
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FROM NElY YORK.

MAY "a memorial from Go masters of yes
sells lying at Cardinas Spain, have been Forward
ed to Sec'y Cass, calling his attention to til re-
missness of the Spanish authorities in nrrcSting
or trying to arrest the lnnrderers of Capt PEN;
dlcton, Of the barqne Gen. Jones.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-11

TnE RAILROAD SLGuGaTER.-Fiye persons
were Killed outright 10y the sad accident to the
express traia west between Toledo and Adrian
tuesday night Several others were severely
Injured. The Chicago Tribune learns by pas
Sengers that a gentleman and wife from Mercer
county, Pa. on the way 10 settlein Wisconsin,,
together with one Of their children, eighteen
months old, were among the killed, leaving
another. child some three months Old. nnharmel
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THE BURDELL 2IURDERT TRIAL.

TIE BUhUhLL 1AIJhJEt7 IIIAL.
New YoRE, May 9.--AIr. Edwards one Of the
counsel for prosecution inthe Burtell murder
case, stated the points Of law on which convic-
ton of the defendant is TO be urged. Mr.. Dean,
on the part of the accused followed in an elO-
quent and powerful address ffE
District Attorney, H. Hall, then summed
up for the prosecution. Mr.. Glenton is now
speaking for defence. A verdict will probably
be returned at late hour tonight.
NE@ YoRE, May IA second despatch at
z o'clock this evening, says the jury in the Bur-
dell murder case retired, and half hour aftcr-
wards returned with a verdictof ncquittIl.-
Mrs Cunningham was Immediately discharged.
Mr.. Eckel was discharged on his own recogni-
zance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-11

Tue PANoRAMA, at Washington Hall, is adj
vertised for another week. Wcareglad to learn
that it has heeu quite numcrously visited during
the past week. 1t well worthy a visit, and we
hope the gentlemen having it in charge may be
literally patronized during their stay in the city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-11
THE INyEI.LIGENCER:
MONDAY MORNING, MAY II, 1857.
no I'mE PURLIO

wehavs :hl, day sold to Ne,.r.. Campbell MsDermo
peentire InteEeneerOce. wereturn Ouranceret thank
to our pa.rons for tie many of EindnessW0 have re
ssivsd their hands cordially commend successors
to their notice. viii found prompt
uad attentive to every department Of business and viii
u,severy deserve the patronage of the community
Our account, viii run the 18Th Instant and hope
rend, viii ala in speedily closing up outstanding
I:esunts.
The ba-Ines. OF The r viii be settled by either of The
pa.a,s, and Mr. Beatty win be found atthc Office for that
pursor,. BEATTY CO.
Wheeling, Oct SUI, Is5s.
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PATENT FLEXIBLE BAND

Great improvements In silk Hats
Wis Improvement consists Of combination of rrinci-
i pies TO render the SIX Hat Band slight wear,
soft aud pleasant TO the head t Hat without
jury to its durability THIS has long been great desiefa.
and by those combinations, have Succeeded In effect
ing this object which cOmbnts the sofuesS Of the Felt Hat
with the beauty and ressy Of the SILK HAT and
Ton ITS nature readily conforms 20 Tie shape OF
the heaai thus avoiding, in measure, the
bic and Inconvenience Of conforming and shaping, the
principle OF the cOnCOrnatuer Is embodied In the Improve
ment.
We the Bebrt oakford and other most fashionable
Eastern styles Of huts, s. D. HARPER SON.
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ACOrTIyrEn

BosToN, May 0.-Jas White, tried as aces
acquitted
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New 3 b...........,
IRON.
Pigs, Hanging Rock
BY TELEC4RAPH,
CIncInnntI 3InrI,.t.

CtScrSxNTt, May 9Four Hrner, 800 bills sold at 1890
Whisky higher sales at 2IlS Provisions Rrmer MOTH
ing trSnspired yet worthy Of note Groceries n and
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TnEArRtcAI--We sec by the steubenville
Herald, of Friday evening, that Mr.. Hanchett
has taken the new Kilgore Hall, in that city, and
will open this evening, for brief period. The
play announced is The stranger
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SALAMANDFR SAFES


CCLDERTsON, MORRISON co.
only agents In Wheeling, Va
testimonial which appears the Louis
Yor Of the sales inanuf By Sfessrs Burke & ari
10 me hefci1nts Of St Louis the Public generally
injustice 70 essrs L. r. Violet Co., and their success-
I'M Dean Z Co., who agents the sale al
hre proof S9icsi hereby certify that upon
o3i SAFE that Nu In the great IRE of the total
1tTretlon Of ts city bpildn, he iSiday Of Nopeaisr
1922 mat our books and cuius ont nfuost
perfect ny nov amer being the ruins mi
We can eheefiully recommend teIr Safes 70 the pui
- BRADY & BROS,
the above mentioned safe day opened In ny
aud tApeFs therein ctntaihed we're IN COCA orlr ana ~
writing perfectly lcEble. n N RTISVi ~ us
st LorIs, Jan. Q. 1851. isia34,in's
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RIvRR NFws.-yYatei 9 feet 3 inches

RIVER NSEws.-AyY alter I6 feet 0 inches
ATTirals,- fortune, from pittsburgh. Arc
tic, from Pittsburgh. Belmont, from Cincinna-
u, Commodore Perry, from Cincinnati AL
benarle, from ParkcrsbnTg Wcnona, from
Cincinnati. Nebraska, from Sunfish. Convoy,
from Steubenville
Alel'1rt1res.- Fortune, to Pittsburgh. Arctic,
to Ae0knk. Belmont, to- Pittsburgh COnmno.
sore Perry, TO Pittsburgh. AIbemarle, to Par
kersburg. John Buck, TO Bcllair Wenona, to
pittsburgh. Nebraska, to Sunfsb. Convoy, to
Steubenville.
EXPLOSION Pilots for the Mississippi river
are in great demand. The Michigan was pay-
ing $1,000 per month. Another boat wanted
pilots, aud was willing to give s., 400 for two
months service. The liberal offer got the pilot,
and the Michigan reshipped her freight and
passengers on the Oceana. Tho Michigan win
probably go South, when there are better pro-
spects OF business than at present.
-=---+----lOs eSl-------& %fe
P1glsE announce following Land distribution cand-
dates:
FoH HOUSE OF DElEoATEs-1oSEPH l. FRY, JOHN L.
NEwBR. GaP11-tvl OHIO
VIZ are authorized to announe. SFIEI3RARD
GLEN Ems, Of oUIo CouNTT. As tlle Democratic
candidate for Congress- for this Congregational District
April 1O-te -
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
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No. q Washfnr4on7 9oII-

NO z w aSh1ngton Hail..
TAXI pleasure in informing my friends and pnrbns of
wheeling and its Vicinity and citizens tt
Ahnye Just received the largest neSt and hest
On Stoln Casmsres and Hestlngs spring sud
that ever offered 70 Tie citizens Of
20 ofer the lhtest and most approved ttyie ard st
resented sale - = ~
AGO 4ast received large Eens' FuFnisl.
~ IS eoloFtd and hAFEsase ehiiis
ana slIt SoaTg sIk, Cotton and lIefno Jutitr ETtg
skI Linen and yapss Draws, Liner. Hand
ktrnsls set psideF1, sk Cotton Llsle hail Hoe
hte and eoloFed KID Gloves the very best ns
pam 9task SOD iAaeJ Stocks, Ties, CeyatS e. &c.
aAzs Msrehnnt Taller, No. 2. " aslineton iiaii
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AmertiulIaEr Wines ande Isranriisr.


Amertcan W ines and Brandy.
SSPAAhAlNG OATAWBAS tQuarts and Pntgl The rival
STILL CATAlVBA, Corresponding to German Hook
cATAwDA brandy, Distilled from CataEha Wine
Strictly pure for medical purposes unrtvAlIed.
OBJECTIONS.
Keep the Wines In OrttoRtdf position, and Ina cellar
I Il temperature -, 'ia-a
In COLI soedter the SPARKLING WINES shonld be kent
for three day before using In ROOM the tenn
perHtnEe OF abHnt 30 degrees that the Wines wen
warmed through.
Ice should never be used IN SPARKLING CATAWDA
WINES for II Injuries their flavor and luteS
the Wines 4us destroying their character. The Wines
too sensitive 10 bear Ice
u In Offering the above Wines to the notice Of the
American Pubci desire 10 all persons who may
purchase them that tey the strictly P1RR JuIcK THE
CAfAWbA R4P free from and every forHl OF aiuter
RtOn and no excepting that which results
from The nataral process Of fermentation.
! The SPARKLING CATAW3A Is not made 10 INTFATR any
foreign article Whatrver Int II Is designed what Il
- Represented, a meFican spa FlElluy wine as
Champagne Is FRENCH 'SpArkItn Winef Here the res
stmhance ceases; as The American Grape Is far rich
and fruitv in IT. flavor, t makes delicious wins. The
apprentices only, and Inconsistent With and
ment. ss1i5Fffla
The STILL WINE Is hIIy esteemed BY Medical men as
most admirable tonic for inYals and for SAcRAMESflL
purposes It y wholly unexceptionaGle
The HBANDY made from the OataWha Grape differs in
material degree brIt airy French Brandy Of
but At the time II Possesses all those qualities which
should ChaEaeterHe Kind; and when
IT'S IL sired to have strictly pure brandy for medicinal
other ppTI'nses, II canuot be over estmated
Bridge Corner Druggists, whtelinE,i VA, E
ap1-iRW GRNRRAE AOEHTR. /
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New York Advertisements.

-z-4--
PROM ~
AAbHSlSE q. elkRGlIAIE D9OS39
advertising ana corresponding Office, No. $780, Broadway,
Esl New York
81 IIIC4II1IY ~ I'M PG0 I@TTIA NJ nv \
-,S,T-1I :, =. =
4 - = tSINS ~
~, ~ ~ ~, - =: ~
ELAHORISGS TO PRODUCE ATA MOMENTS NOTICE
riit-1 sll EVERY DESIR Eu IIOttOR
TIE Undersigned has lately ndde great In
this fanch Of business. The avarnes are put Up In pack
OF 3, III ant A. gallons, requires the addition
of Pure Spirit either 1st 4t Jro6G ani liquors suc AS
COguAc, either ARK or NIe ISiln,I AMI EnTIi Tin IA
maica ST. Czo lli Bourbon fssh and
Scotch Apple, Peach, Cherry Raspberry rai-
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French HorticuIture.

MIR GRRSsE FRENCH HORTIoULTURIsT, lately ar
1t1 rived from France bes leave inform the Ladies'
and Gehenen OF Wheeling that he has opened
AausE No. 1885, where can be found rich Of
ants, Dubious trees Flower Seeds and others, together
with dne collection OF Qamelias, ItsOHids AFbOreds,
Dwarf Toilet oranss treys Azelsns
Rose OF the rSst kinds cultivated In krAnes
There also fine assortment of fruit trees such Pear
Apple, Plum, Apricot and GFnpss-to sold very
crate prices, No. 15t Main 81, Wheeling mNl-i5tde
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RIMCU5I.


THE undersigned, gratsll for the patronage they have
received FROM the citizens OF Wheeling and the public
generally, at the old stand, respectfully coDu-
ahce Of the ut their location, No11b AIan e-
tween Monroe AMI Union streets
We purpose, ut all seasons to keep assortment Of
CHINA. GLASS, QUgEESMAltE, MOUSR& STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods hand that Wn most likely TO tuit
the taste of all who NAV favor wh their patronage.
Our Rooms spacious, Inorn facilities unsurpassed
In the Wtst to eXbit EOOd TO advantage aside from
our Retailing and packing department shall continue to
Keep on hand original puckages OF QuernSnTe
adapted to ills section al country
CONNECTED with this house., is PUNT GLASS atAN.
RNCTOlS; hence Country Sl.rchants NAV RELY ul,nn
saving the carriage tive East Ioin buIing
their Glass and QueensWnre from -
IsK DuNMAAi 4 CO.
mi14 No. l15 Iaiu st. between Monroe 4 Union sts
NJ OupI Wood Cemetery
AHE Trustees Of Mount God Cemetery, ielnG duly au-
thorized will o.r for sale Thursday, the Tt day OF
May 1851 on the Cemetery ground the uusold ots-
nhout six hundred and hfyn ut part Of the Cemetery
ground already laid out 55sf
The Trustees would upon all persons DESTROYS
chasing lots In MountWoAd cem,ter Tie inpoFtance of
doing so either betOecr az the sale tile proprietor
offered to double the percentage the sale OF oil
Of the Cemetery grounds,
lore matter Of great the
as well as those rho may become purehaseFB.
choice Of lots can had PnY time previous to the
day Of sale by application % the undersigned either Of
the Trustees. y JOHN GOSHORNs
President Of the Hoard.
John bishop /. Cooper, J. II WtIamE, X List VIM
THIlant Geo RObtnSon Jas W. Paxton John R. Morrow,
T. b. TAYLOR. mhl3-td
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ia S. NJ II,52,I {. .T3l9 n.

J q la S. MIR ~ R ~, slI,t T ,.,E,9, ~,
Plumber and Gas Filter.
IL wrouFht Iron pipes Sheet LEAD Ali kinds and sI1e1
Of Brass Cocks and Vaye6 Steam whistles and Steam and
Wooden and Cast Iron Hyir9ns. DUN Hose and packing
zne and Ahtlmony the Celebrated TRoT Bss and e Jest
Crucihells in the country.
which decidedly greatest pump q the are Inc rTIt
to put which IN Towns aud Counties 10 Western Virginia
~ GsISapssl Iron Tubing, Ineorrosive, and for con.
eally deep wells, and cheaper than Lead
Aqueduct Pipe constantly hand any size or guam
tIty Of which can be furnished short notice.
~, St, I'd Iqtd,t for oa Copper Bea'sdad Lend
BACON.
O00 Sugar Cured Hams,
IVY goo pieces lseon shoulders, for saIsSy
WINDOW SHdDE.S
REEH on Cloth, Transparent and Paper lnis Of every
N description for sale low by Iup1l J. GRAVES.
Nv have the day received small lot Of CHOICE PAM
ap4 TiOBUiiN & MADDEN.
S1Lk CHECK CAPS.-Haye had made order beaut!-
- fnls stsle OF SIX Cheek Gaps an exceeding ltt ana
pleasant cap for summer wear;
Go PEIiSEsED.
On BUSHELS cloverseed forss lie ig s84si
BONSIsTS IND BONNET hIBBONS :
~ received. [spSl HE1sKELL &swEARINGEN.
Just BKCEIYED Z
sl(lf) igRL.s FioaE' assqFtssa Rtands !,
IUSEuPEHED-Ons large case oflleGs afyie flaro sFo7
u very pretty and cheap, - 80. rs Union street.
E{sAEaANT BLACK LACE NANTES 1--we Wili open
IL elegant Black Lace Nantes nus DAY. = -
al2o HFtSRELLs ! swEA RINi3RN. !
CONES And BRUsHES-Tu SIDE, PuH. Riding Co1567
a. az a. s l9t9i FeeS, N3 NJ, eo%5 E9,.s