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The allowing bills passed on the final threading,
to-wit bill confirming entries of certain lands
north Of Red river bill relative to the registration
Of births and deaths in New Orleans, and bill rela-
tive to the trial Of slaves.
Fuller's bill, for the establishment OF Board OF
Public Works, was passed on its second reading, and
ordered to be engrossed for the third.
Considerable debate and much parliamentary ma
neuverink were had the Avoyees coalroad bill,
revealing, among other things, remarkable combina-
tions Of which, more anon. The opponents of the
measure succeeded in securing postponement of a
direct vote until tomorrow. The chances in favor
OF its passage. II.
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4
On tne ga, eA-iAeat. hnlna, VINO nad chanenge'
Com. Boutwell, and "postedn him because he woul,
| not fioht was with his second Mr. Garry arrasta,
a,a,st \, An !, uas,,,,,,t,,, 4,
anu neiu - pa'l ~ "ssn'useou unuer ene lniru sec
uon OF tne law against duehng. lie IS said TO be bell
TO answer the charge of posting the Commodore Th
latter nnblishes the following in the etar
m. ~. 1,,,,.-sf, ~ g. g..
.;I $500 49, ~ ~, - NJ snSiose you ..
sl'lee eopeu iivl tne New 10TH heraid OF oeptem
G,,.f wno nus proper respecs lor ln'
" ss iia.lon sai', s,tTl Ie.su
=; ~ -, uoss e is9 " .e .A.s Ovuis u iqy
~ PsoliuunSlns vi hnlu un"oleny " noiu yum
pii ~ ~ sne nasy. ,,,... -, "A.
~ nsa ~ ny ~, ahe s,e e ~ y VI -
snas y nsn a u'spose1 ~ siease sI a" III u ~
vune.y " aoeep.ing cna,ehse " ny, nss uus is
s ~ 49, . - W ~ S 49, Il 40 rr.
NY. tis ,io ~ ~
" suis , - y a f tho asa,,a 80
,As n ~ rosseT sss Il 10,
sns e,5 III, 's . ~ 5 ~ th T.; , - Ii
snyuu asA IVY = '0"' P"Pei u 'u's
evening, a., r.s,a.,,sl,v vo,r oh.s,s,, .srv.r,
NE /. b BOUTWELL,.
In regard To the difficulty in the bar.room ~
p,,. Iya,al ha.,,as,, Iros d ,,ia,, 80 r-.,,,-
'''' o. =, ne''uehy'
and Mr. Cuiom ate clerk Oh tne House OF Represent
atiyes, the Star says
Mr. CLAW was annroaohed nv Mr. Cnon, xvh;Ia
standing in the hall in conanv with other entleTnen
and a conversation snrI,ng m between than in
he course Of which Mr. 9,pllom took occasian To
remark that he had been acquainted with the father
OF Mr. CLAY, and expressed great respect and yenera
ton for him. He then invited Mr.. Clay to drink but
the latter plead as an excuse that be had inst drank
Mr. Cuom insisted on Mr.. CLAW drinking again. and
as the latter reiterated his excuse he made some re-
marks calculated to excite Mr. CuIom In the mean
time they had entered the barrooul and after filling
a glass for himself Mr. Cullom offended, perhaps
at Mr. Claws reiteration OF his unwngness to drink
pronosed a. toast 1.-The illustrjous sire of a deoen-
crate son or something to that effect At this Mr.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-03
A,h QDrIsans 4aiIp Crescent.
cArIroLIAN CORRESPONDENCE.


Baron RoraE, Feb. 81, 1858.
Eds. Crescent: Mr. Adams, to-day, introduced il
the Senate series Of resolutions having reference
the Kansas question, and Che duty Of the South as
may be indicated by the solution Of that question
The resolutions provide in certain contingencies 70
Tie appointment Of delegates to Southern Conven
ton or Tor an extra session Of the Legislature IL II
the opinion Of the Governor, such course should b
demanded by the exigencies Of the case. The reso
lutions were ordered 70 be printed. will send you
copy Of them at The earliest moment.
The bin for The better protection Of the interests OF
the State in property appertaining 70 the New Or
leans Canal and Banking Company was reported upon
fssombly BY the Internal Improvement Committee,
and made the special order for Tuesday next
The bin, which came from the House. IN reference
tosheries sales On twelve months bonds in the par
ishes Of Orleans and jefferson, was taken up and
passed through an il readings.
The Committee on Banks and Banking reported
fyorahly upon the bin authorizing the establishment
at Shreveport Of branch OF the Citizens Bank Of
Mr. Goode introduced his bin to take the sense Of
the psopls Ia regard to change Of the Constellation
and providing for tic holding Of Convention for
that purpose The bill was made the special order
u -. X <-ts'.t - ~
sxnlnp lands the first, for an adjustment Of the
claims Of this State against the General Government
s,s II '-as y 'ns 'o,sr erfoneoasy
s', ~ ~ 'a'' ~ ssoonu ior 'ne more eneosuai
ssa-ss '.naa s.sa'ea 70 'i''s sla'e py
~ y "''' '''''iee " JUG Vonip''ee "
1870 ! III, M = . =
I 1''''' = '1s psn'ShHe'' y sA'ss WI
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ny "els so' y 'ns Se00nu rsau'ns
y - 1'ss s'''I '.'s - 81 i,. 81 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-03

all future aid may be in vain. Are you moherf Your
dsughteryour idol and earthly joys now he'd Of
gushing; her pale check and emaeaed form show
fast wasting away The epuchrs cough pains yonr ear and
sekens your soul; It Is the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-03

, nave no Tear that the devil will ever come for
'ns' - sala yoang man Of questionable morals.
..s wnl not be SILLY enough 10 take the trouble, y
him y sss'ahuef' Tor you are going straight to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-03

a Rochester paper, in giving an account of a rail
read accident says that the engineer gave the usual
signal Y break up on approaching station, and
,' the train ran into sleigh and broke II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-03
E. J. HART & CO.

II. y. nAR1 q W.
Ground Spices
In boxes Of 20 lbs each containing x papers, of every
variety.
Pickles, Preserves, Ketchup, etc.
Manufactured by Lewis Underwood Muuson, Thomas Co,
and Baldwin, Meyer Co. Wells Provost, j. Henron.
Pickles, gall, u, 4 and pnts-s5O cases.
Tomato Ketchup, qts. and ps-25O
Mushroom pts. and y pts 50
walnut rs
| Assorted .. . 80 .
| Lemon Syrup, $50 =.
Assorted :. so q.
Pie Fruit, 200 81.
Preserves, Pine Apples, Cherries Strawberries, etc.
Red Currant Jelly, CTS, pts. and y pts.
Pepper Sauce quarts and pnts.
| Brandy Peaches and Apricots
dramatically Sealed Articles
HOLSTERS, and lb. cans-lOOO dozen
Salmon, and h. cans 400 :.
spiced Salmon, in lab.
Oysters, and 2lb eans-50O Dozen
Roast Beef, Boiled Beef
Roast aed Boiled Mutton.
Turkey, Chicken, Green Peas, Milk, etc,
sardnes, Nantz, 100 eases u and 4. -
LANDING FROM SHIP HARTLEY. direct from London
WORCESTER sAUCE-ouarts, pints and half pints
From Crosse & Blackwell, assortment Of their choice
Pickles, Ketchups.
Rich Fish and Meat Sauces.
Anchovy, Shrimp and Bloated Paste.
Polled Tongue, Pate Diable, etc.
Currant Jelly, Orange Marmaade.
pickles ,n,r,s ard p;,,, pi,,i,u1; Nj. f,A..,
Chow Chow, White Onions, Walnuts, Caulidoger
etc, ETC.
Tart Fruits
Green Cages, Raspberries,
Black and Red Curraus, Gooseberries,
Rhubarb Cherries, Damsons, Cranberries
Annie and Plp,r I'm e,ses Of a and IN do,.
eacb assorted
Also
stilton and Gloucester CHEESE
ohACh " ELL BISCUITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-03


FAHNEsToCK'S vermifugs;
MoIANE,S XeIminge;
TowNsEND' 'sF Sal.aparilIa;
BUii'S SSs,Tr,ssparilla
S moR fTsaPS5si' si;rsap.rila;
Hoo ,,i German Blters;
AoE sT6rG1 rSSTiS B sitsrs
TALLY.Ho Bit;ers;
BRYAN1s Pulmonic Waters; WIZ" riains
w1sTAR'S Bslsam Wild Cherry;
DAVIS Wild Cherry and Tar
COG cob T LfRE 9st OIL HIed ES.S;o CLARK Co.
HNJ JAMES SES EPees q Naples
WEIGHTS Ips sS Vegetable PMS ' SUN water
oHAns PPl Nj T Esyes and E. Agae Pills:
sPENc Err ve ssfn sed P AGgs Pills.
LEg JSY m COCKS slSs; FiiI s;,,
N9NE 1E ]. Si, PiI d. 5'
Hg bII!; Tonic Pills;
RAILWAYS Ready Relief;l ihoiN's Extract;
BK3 Nv MI ne Essence enc, Of Ginger;
TARRANT's Aperient;
DA bASfs, Pan Pam k EHIi'a.'''ri
GG4 ALI ss1TIElRs;st 6intrs.ut,
DIR. MoRsE's InvieorainV Cord,.,. GkAY's Ointment
LUCINA Cordial; '
JUNO Cordial;
DR.; ABERNETHY's DETERGENT.
DALBY's Corminatye.
lNFALLlBLE Cholera Remedx.
hENDALLiS Cholera Swim.
HARRIsoN,s Hair IVA ALEAANDER's Trico6uphe;
BACHELORS Hair Dva.
PHALoN'S Hair Dve.
JAfNEiS Hair Tonic:
WoIFH,s Aro,,.,,. G., SRlSrADoRois Hair Dive.
WATERS Iudelible Ink: ~fF''
PARSONS Indelibie Tnl.
kIDDER'S Tndeibla Trk,
29o pounds GUM DROPS assortsd We Liquid
PURE BRANDY PORT and sHFREV' vvrNps
einal purposes, constantly on hand "ANhs ior medi-
Rs- Merchants, planters and physicians or5srs
Evets article guaranteed fresh and genpin
Va "o"erf9n u. n. MORRISON, u Magazine Street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-03

COMPOUND sYKuP On wILp CnERRY AID

The work the destroyer Ihas begun The Lungs are IN
dangeri Resort at once to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-03


a Board Of Pablo Works. consumed a large part Of
the day. II was gene through on IL second reading,
section after section but as one or two of the first
sections were passed over Informally, vote was not
taken upon the entire bin when the House adjourned
H
A BAres ROUGE March 1, 1858.
Eds. Crescent In the Senate this morning Mr..
Tucker presented memorial from citizens Of the
parish Of St. Mary urging the importance Of the pas
sage Of the bin before the House of Representa-
lives to close the mouth Of Bayou Piaquemine This
question j. daily assuming a more important charac
Ter. Heavy personal interests are at stake. viii
justice and right be given their due weight in the
Legislative ballancesY That would be a wonder
The memorial was ordered to be printed.
The Committee on Federal Relations reported ia.
vorabIy upon Mr. Adams resolutions providing, in
certain contingencies for the election Of delegates to
Southern Convention, Or for the call of an extra
session OF the Legislature. The resolutions we're
made the special order for Friday next. In this con
nection ! may as well mention that the Nicaragua
resolutions, which have three or four times been
laid over, and which were the special order for TO-
day, were, on the motion OF the Chairman Of the
Committee on Federal Relations, placed on the table
subject 10 call Torefresh the recollection Of youl
The Monroe doctrine !; sympatbize il tbe eea,t.
walkers efforts. suppose, ID rerenevate cansral
America declare he ayrsst - slss- 49,,
rage on the laws Of nations and individual liberty
for which Commander pandnr shon,a sa...,'
nal rebuke and exemplary nupisbmsnt ~ o,r CO.
er,,,,snt ~ r''sNA' y 0ui wy
A Joint resolution renorted hv lain, sa,oo. oo.,
mittee was passed which annonts ~ s.a.e -
and the four Swami Land Commissioned COM
mites 10 report 10 the General Assemble on ~ a.,
dav ~ IL usxt sss.io, = :, ~ ~ 'e In
ing ia Integral Ip,,ravs,,,s,,, "s'
un;,,nr t,.t ,.,,, M '''ea' " "
s,.ssa.s II ~ :" i''''u Doafu ih one
The following his Of a cere,al ohar....m -. !,
fsrpa IL MI Tseler ~, ! 5000. wy y
her y,o,,n, =, ,s,,,,s se.s "ss..aA UNI
I'm "a regna,a ,uSs,rss fsas 4, I. =, 'as' aau
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-03

There remedy that stop the Cough and save her from
the consumptiye's grave.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-03

Your hectic ush cough and feeble limbs tell OF fearful
bodnss and loss Of hope Just life
sheds heart crushing blight the utne need NOT
despair. An Is stretched forth youto sootha anG
heal your wounded lungs 1t is DR.. DAVIS
Compound Syrup of wild Cherry and Tar.
admitted by everybody that Dr. Davis Compound syrup
Of Wild Cherry and Tar Is the only remedy will positively
CURE consumption, coughs colds Group whoopng cough and
splitting Of blood.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, BY
j. WRIGHT & CO.
q and ISL Charres street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-03

Select Powders, viz.
Aconite Ammon MUIR Assaptda Bayberry Belladonna
Cardaon Seeds Cassia, Caieehn- Cinnamon Cloves
colocyuth pulp Couium Coriander Seed, Dgitalis
Colcynth, Ext. Liquoriee, Ergot, Gum Ammonia Gum
Arabic, Calls Gum TraRacanth Gum Myrrh. Hellebore
Alb, Helebore Mgr, Hyoscamns, Krameria Kino Lobe
a Seed, Male Fern, Nit Poasse Kad Colehici Sanguin-
aria sarsaparlla scammony, Terpentaria Sem Cochci
spgeliR stramonium, Valerian, ETC., ETC.
Seeds.
Anseed arrive rs bbs Canary 20 sacks Caraway leo lbs
CardamoH 80 lbs Colehieum bills Corander to arrive
100 lbs. Fenne 50 bills Flax arrive bbs ground do
100 lbs Foenuyrea 100 lbs Iobea 10 bbs Hemp 10 SKIS
White Mustard 200 lbs. Worm etc., etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-03

RhALIL NUIs-So barels, ie5 - By
II A. ?. C0CHRAN HALL.
u u 0rayer stree .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-03

Wooden Ware, etc.
so Wood Matches.
% e. Clark's
10 e. German in tin packages.
$50 dozen Clothes Lines,
$50 Painted Pals.
100 Painted Tubs S eaek.
50 dozen Cedar 10 each.
40 e. Well Buckets.
80 / and gallon CaAteens.
100 =. Wash Boards.
800 BroOms assorted qualities.
800 bales Cotton Irvine.
Wire and Brass Selves Scrub and Backing Brushes s.
and 10 gallon Kegs Cedar ohuFns, Wooden Bowls
etc. etc.
cRAcKERs-Bents, Water, Sugar, Soda etc, 80 cases
and 10 hbs
De Fresh Norris Baked. Soda, Butter, Water Boston
Pilot Navy, etc, etc.
Spices
80 bags Pepper.
50 bales aud \ bales oisyes.
100 bags AIspiee.
500 Cassia.
100 bbls. Race Ginger.
1890 pounds Nutmegs.
2e Mace.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-03

Ground Spices
In boxes Of 20 lbs each, containing X papers every
| variety.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

DOCKY MOUNTAIN GOLD NEWS!-THE
II LAWRENCE REPJ BLICAN has sert ov: IN intelligent
AID reliable SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT 70 iae newly dis.
covered GOLD MINIS Of WESTERN KANSAS, ~ho VIII
Subscription price, so slni In advance 10 copies Tor
SIS Address H. ID. THACbkR Co, Lswrenoe, hsnsss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

JEWELLERS, BOOKSELLERS and STORE
EEEPEIs In az Pers ot he oosntry Gsreqaes;ed 70 Try
oyt INPYRIAL VIOLIN STRINGS. They s-e The very
bc ever offered fr sale Cash price fo ag!e bandl-
ios lengths 81 IS for eass sS Is Seni BY u. posi
u, bundle crrts by Superior GUAR, Nio,on
eelc Doubie Bass Harp and Banjo strings .
FIRTH FONDA Co, No. SF Broadway, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
tDattbss, 3ewslrr, &r.
gtationerp ana fanep Goods.

I>RANCIS & LOUTREL, STATIONERS,
IT STEAM JOB PRINTERS and BOOKBlNDERS, No. ~
Nsid-p.ne OIde. soE Every vsIey of Accom-, Book
Psp.r and Stationery oN prices. Danes or i iap.esoa
Psoer Manifold Lr.te.Hgi;eEs
CLOTE & JAMES.
SSTATTONERS PRINrERssnd BLANH-BoOK MANU-
YACTfRFRs No ~ Fuliou-s;. Orders Pec.lly sccfet
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

NHARLES STREET l. Co.,
~ No. AS Broadway,
SPECIALIZE IN SHAWLs
In addition unrvalled assortment OF 80. .
BROCHE, LONG aud Y u ARE , IA w -, 4,
RAVE sud STELLAS,
Scotch aud French AL Wool Long Square and Round cornered
SHAWLS.
BASKET CLOTH.
We are exhibiting variety OF styles Of Shawls In . -
GENUINE GOATS HAIR aud CASHMERE WOOL RAlE
NOVELTIES FOUND IN No OTHER sIORE IN
THIS CITY, AND COSFfNED IN EUROPE TO
gHE "COMPAGNE LYONNAIsEn AT PARIS.
On MONDAY, shall open 1000 STELLA SHAWLS,
bought at the great auction sale Of shaws Friday.
Handsome styles at 81 - aud t6 each -
CHARLES STREET Co,
No AS Hroatws7.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
THE NEw.YoRK DREssNAKrRs-y.w

York city BE- termed me Psr.a,s- -ss,,,. P.rs
palm OF nf er.s-na.f,r
elegant hss reached state o petoa here a. a.
y uusrrru artats and stiss who familiar vx,h .h
Furor,an continent confess ,hst nowhsr. from P.rS. -
Ps-r.hurc fair sio-s N costume - found iux.ns
a. f Taste crgna and - pfrtuos ths ctv This
account. for the that sG,ni souiter ladies who 4,
have tb. ycckeross drr. a. made abroad ,s
str.t,r m the lands S-w-lork ~cdi,rs TIE
percsrtb ia the accumulation OF nssnih ont morning
brd. dresses rob-s q sad other costly article. Of similar
NATURE 10, 20 mention superb coas 9, the eve. Of
fshonabe dfrsmafsr 5e last Fal Opeuint Gay The unit
pyueut Of boous Of all sycs ard eoors 20 match
the arc,s trimming "a species of enh"shnient row
the rsss the court-cnd o ras so fenarsab The
rbboas chicay Of L,HrENSTEiNs Importation, and
doubt. obta al famous ribbon No 1
Broadway Now that ribbons preferred % ali other pie
OF trimming because durable and {rsssy LlCHTES-
STEIN has hed MS sasaua,o proon the richest ard
nos 'ared sssonsn; and dsp.s Of her a. srra. ~dsc
non from oTn. price, IL drop and witness the
busy scele a. LiCuTENSTElNS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
DEASAN TLIFE IN GERMANY.-
Just Pubii.bedIby C. sCRIBNER, Brookss Building No.
l24 Grand ST., Sew-iok.
PEASANT LIFE IN GERMANY.
BY Miss ASA JOHNSON,
Mvrfir Wreath " &" The IrOqlois," Ac.

BY Miss AS>A JOHNSON,
Author Of M,rile Wresth," The Iroqnois," Ic.
vol, limo, 40 pages, O. p
Just such book only woman could wre and woman
sense Independence intelligence close oe-ervs
ton and energy and The su'hores visited
Germany study people and with passing notice OF me
MOBILES and higher classes gave particular attention 20 careful
oberyation OF the condition Of the peasanry sae "en,
eurey from village village in the Valley Of the Rhine-the
Paainse the Odenwsd the Psct Forest saHony and In
deed the nere sting portions Of Germany She
the people their everyday dress at work In The field.
IN tneir workshop and in their homes. She them too
their festival days and in their various and picturesque COS
tunes he gives veritsbe description Of things actual
y seen and the results Of sidebook and hessay We
right down the huis and fields Of the people brought
into their presence and feel that know and under
stand theiI condition"
VII be ready ThlIsday Oct 7:
The EIGHTH EDITION Of TIMOTHY TITCOMB'S LET
TIERS TO THE SINGLE AND MARRIED. l vol, limo,
q
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
ARNOLDs DRAFT.

I OST.--BATES & ARNOLDs DRAFT,
IL dated Providence Sept, g. 1885, on sI months for faS ~
on FOLEY aud accepted by said foey sn1 oy
Bstes Arnold and Newell Daniels ms.ed IA New
noIs Sept 2 1853 bun has no; been received n rIovaehee
This " 70 caution all persons TO negotiate the above ased
Psper, "a payment has been stopped.
ffOYeanct. Semi. lS5a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

IAFokrAST 70
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
Que Of the assorted stochs,
FRESH CHOICE, ATTRACTIVE,
received per recent arrivals from Eurons
Tow EIPosED Fos SALE AT Qua
WAREROOMS,
6O&62 CHAMBERS.ST., N. Y,
TO which We solicit attention.
Gres. taste IL displayed In onr seIecton
DRESS GOODS.
The v,-.v and STYLE exhibited In this DEPARTMENT. large
SIiAWLS AND CLOAhS , ,
have extensive sssoTnlen ALA " me nosI ssn"nAos
shade and shape for Fall and WINTER
SKIRTS, SKIRTS, SKIRTS,
ALL MAKES AND sIZEs. $1,000
HOSIERY, YANKEE NOTIONS WHITE GOODS v.
LINrNS EMBROiDERIES CLOTHS AND CAsSlaEKES.
DOMESTICS.
We have made large purchases for Cash. and are prepared 70
give tuy. ~ OF the very lowest hsure -,,u .,,s
MERRINAC COCHECO, PACIFIC, ePRAoUE, NAN
PRINTS chfsirAb IND AbfEstAINEs.
Cabot LAwr,uce AmostesS, York Mills, $50 A.
sHEErrNas AND sHiRrINos, -
and other popular styles Of Domesiiea
DEFOREST, ARMSTRONG & Co.,
Nos " and a Chamben-r. NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-04
PIANOS /! pIANOS!l

IAAN OkJ I4kAINO0
JUST RECEIVED from the celebrated manufaetory of
- Halet, Davis Co., splendid lot Of Pianos. These
Pianos made with the full iron Frame circular scales,
and sliding desks, with patent suspension BRIDGE compost
bearings, aud the repeating action fully
warranted and arenade 70 stand In
climate.
ALSO splendid lot of MelOdeOns churches,
parlOr.
In connection with abovsI have large and
tn every kind OF Musical Instruments, and In every
thing that may found In Music Store,
the store Of 7. CARTWRIGHT,
ielg-W 125 AAnst-, Wheeling.
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MATHEW McNABB,
MANUFACTURER OF VINE(iAI

AND DEALER IN
FIOuF, Mill Feed of nIl kinds, Corn and
Corn Meal, Oats, HsnIed Aaay, Ge.
"a Anof the aOOvs articles delivered free extra charge
In any part Of the city.
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Opposite Second Presbyterian Church, Centre wheel.
Ing tslI
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