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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-18
ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY

VirsInins Lodge no. 3.-Mrets every Thursday
venngat the Hall Of Market and Monroe streets
lass NJ. HAL, y. C.. p. W. Carr, Secretary.
FrTnkIin Lodge No. 15.-Meets as aboveevery
Nonday evening. DAVID BAruA, n. G.i Iifiam r.
0sIelosy Secretary.
wm. rcu Lodge No. 33.--Mects asabOve eve
r, Wednesday evening. wrLLIAN lIKlFER, n. c.; john
Sriade, Secretary.
Wheeling l.odxe No. 59.-Meets every Monday
evening the HAIL. corner and Quincy streets
W, b. porrs y. T.; .IoaA Z1oburH, Secretary.
PnnoIn Lodge No. S2.-Meets as above every
FSiay evening. HAsEsx, N e.; Johs L. hd7'Fsf'
Secretary
above second and Joarts Taesay evenings of each
na7'h Joux BApER, G. P; CEas. Linek, Scribe
A6rasa's IsncRmPulenr No. i.-Meets at the
Hall eoraer Market Monroe streets, the rstaudt tAsrd
Tuesday evenings each month. W. TAYLOR, G. P' Geo
Alirl,L sertbe. lJanunry le, ls9s.
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I'd OORlk GsPONDENTs

LETT ERs concerning subscription, advertising other fl
the IuteIgencer should be addressed to
ti.is conoerning the editorial department OF the papeI
houi lie addressed to the Editors Jointly, or to either one
tllcu.
Cc,responents writing for publication, will please write
oaiy side OF the paper
OF the above rules will greatly obge U.S.
prompt attention TO correspondents than
sy M.ELt othurMisg receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-18
VII EEIING. Va THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH IS. Is
INSURANCE.
GREAT WEsTERN

GREAT WESTERN
Insurance and Trust Company.
Office in Co mpany's Building,
No. 4O3 valiant St.. P11EE IA - EI.PIAIA. /.
Ch1rter I'eIPetHIi: AHtAOrised CdpitGi $500, ,0UO
c. q. LNTHROP, Pres't.
Wi. DARLING, Vice Pre- sileEtt.
JAMES WRI6 TIT, Secretary and Treasurer.
Having been appointed Agent Of the above well known
Company for Wheeling and vicinity, preIaIe take
approved Flre and Marine Risks the favorable
terms. Il G. RONIIAM,
Office for the present at DOnne Adams warehouse.
feblG-ly No. 81 Main ST.
CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE
by TIE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-18
Observation-Disclosures

M z herrby command Wide HrOtLer, Of the of
W Wheeling, to act for the distribution
OF Valentines uf all grades, from this the l1th
AID do also authorize ,he In
nel Tor the same This proclamation necessary,
evident from past exlrrrLce HAT FeTSui
ten oner spurious imitst Of the Gtnne onrs
these Who may have tenueT sentiments
OtheTi such will be escbeW srui
oGs missivss tley be relied on utterly
Eorthlsss Tie following is scale
suits attending the rTtssntStou Of te-e tender ePilts:
SLOW NalcLtine: sure wedding forthv iiIi.
lUGD Same result, say years.
9eg % - . 5yrars.
LEA =" Most likeIy-peThai,- not.
% Doubtfu'-leads 10 pleaAant aequAis
however
Is .. Extremely donbtfrI-ftl come hofe.
) Small POTATOES
Gail soon as those rsi purchased PrOauetiv,
Given under hand nd arstday tshruary
isb2 .cUPID." Con o. LOVE-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-18
Fire q Inland Navigation

Risks accepted at terms consistent with solveucy
fair profit.
Especial attention girtHto Insurance oC d WELLLHGS
dnd Contents jar terms cr To years.
The progress OF this Corpo has been stable and
interrupted rh sensIf- o. financial sunshine and storm,
periods cVcntu in exempt from sweeping conhagTa
maritime disaster. Being long established
cash basis, touhes the credit system affect in
material particular
During hard times the security reliable Insurance is
Imperative duty the abty OF property owners
tain loss being II much lessrnCd.
Policies issued without dslay and all business ATTENDED
to with dispatch and fidelity, by
E. II. SEVEA HING EN, Agent.
Wheeling, Va.
Office in Union Hall buildings west side Main street.
febl9-,law-till Jan. LIST, 80
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-04

OFFcEr THEA roR or c cAoouNT SrAror
  ha the andi iy al mcewihb of Iam
  w
 R. dnr9A ransa.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-04

A L1ST-Of those tracts of land selected as s,oamp and orsyaosOed land, and confrmed to Me State of Arkansas as such, but asere unsold on he 3Oh dag of June, 4. D. 1858, beinq portion of the lands embraced in List No. l. of lands ia he Little Rock and BatesviNe Dis- tricts, contested by tse Cairo and Fulton Rail road Company
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-04
ELIAS N. CONWAY.
 Surveyor Genera


 t1d el%6e notice 2 December four months t sv tasmg % hg of o9f t FY @ sSs dnrs I we le @ en i% 1pnsi a, sdei @ aaG M correspond with ls''ds to which they @.S "G sna % % ] ai r sst"5s @ % s T5 % "a S Ie e e f :" 1 m ue s ea @ with tn & a % 4 % tH t d" "y nd R' m % % s,nn and - @d a 5s Eh hs 'ss.s tea & @m tf f oy mil t@ ~ ny % the e a i er ca I tho a, .nheI~ and reduce writing
 sinoay afas l h bf"r % naaa nat @ @ , a .e 4 34 % '4 and i s P mus" H 9 ie 3ei
 i -absst%Ie S@tS1 qn Ter s'@ @s .aG ,i i1s u % rG. a 4G% % and d "sa a a f. on tho corner sni .fl he 9u s1pbr 1850 taw Ind PH" Tr@pt.rl & a~,f ri sg~'Pie uii prod i h peid whether n iat d ear artificial me n what E+e Tn M mG aid i i e of cyin this
 CROSS INTEKEoG
 familiar with the O Dy@ make your own personal m n4mb Ieura n~ ea sn rortn of ,re n m what own hfev
 ss indirectly treeI in sy s s Psans % 's and % ssa f Th % @ @ ] %s E o 1t the % s % sies % s , Prln attendance TheyrbIty m wn vS~ p % Gs @ M r psf naG sndI a & .0 & @ s re1a F a opinion eSel ehn @ yR sn sf s f m & @ ssd @ 6 Irr will
 HENDRICKS Commissioner. s as Gf i & s tracts ff ln 3 G tho 'G & the f!s E m AE%s "u'0ns'o y the Cairo and Ful on Railroad Company
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-04
PUBLIC NOTICE.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. SWAMP LAND DrpaerNrxr ,
 Lahe Roc.. Arkansas e4th Juiy. l,5s.

from Cnnmii " tht his tfa
  y of s0gn said sand dfe act fConees
  oof Ii
  Secretary andw npaniov nand .rGe nendng respective
 
 
 
 f ' 0ieSsm any the lands
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-04

OFFICE THE AUDITOR OF PUB. Aco'Ts
 Qf tsc State of Arkansas,
 July 2S, 1s5s.) In testimony, that the foregoing list of lands being porti, Of those embraced in the list of lands lying in the Little Rock and Batesville districts which contested by he Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company were confirmed to the State of Arkansas at he re- sTeciive dates above given and were unsold on the 3thb ddy o June 1858 as appears from the records of this office, w liam R. Miller Auditor of Public Ac counts for the Sta of Arkansas hereto se my hand and afhx the seal of my office at the date above written. VIM. k. MILLER, Auditor
 of Arkansas.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-04

A LIST-Of those tracts cf land selected cs S,oamp and Ove,fo,ced Land, get unconfrmaed to and unsoM by the State cf Arkansas being C portion of Hose embroeed in list No. l, cf lands in the Little Rock and Batesvitte districts con- tested ty the Cairo and Fulton Railroad Con- D1uU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12


snce the announcement made few days ago by
the Secretary u The Atauic Telegraph Company. that
mesa1e hal been received through the cable from New
founGland, the public have naturally expected 20 hear
from DAY o. day that TIE electrical communication has
AGAIN brcn Gfnily established between valenta ami New
fgundland. But since Wednesday tho 2n'h the day "a
which The message received there has been ndi
cation ~ permanent Improvement the electrical
dl"n 9, Tue line A. however Tie circumstance under
which the few words which passed through the cable
received NJ Nalcuta have not heou made public L may be
a. well 70 mention them. On wednesday, The Goth. The
siderable appearance ~ Fnas manifested theInsevcs
upon the gaivsnUmoicr. with oscillations 81 t5e
nomsons scale, which, a. they occurred q
very regular intervals rightly supposed to lie the
usual rcversals every eileen seconds. These appear
ancps continued until between Eve and O'Clock III tile
evening when the words 1.-TWO hundred and some III.
teen or sixteen letters of which could be made
were received. Subsequently. the signals "Cau you r
sages we're ~ course. Immediately sent back 70 tie cet
that the Newfoundland signals and words came very DIS
tncty, and. they could read from Nalents 10 send
"v. hut dirtc; response was rcce we'd o. this Il
was, q course concluded that IL not rerev a. BE-
tween and eight clock the same evening tn
words daniels uow IN circuit were distinctly record -
toEethef with great many signals which were not intc
gbie These unreadabc motions ~ tn needle continued
unt between and 10 p NJ. when the words "Two hun-
dred and forty which. doubt alluded e. the number
81 cells contained the Daniels battery which SPOKEN
q ihe message previously rcce we'd ana great many let
tiers and signals which tsshinQ COULD be male
were received During the next hour Cor receiving sly
ron - - - = the needle q the gayanometer was
4 . ~ 49, 81 t.tN Ati7f NN'"
% The wire appeared % 30 III precisely he Same condition
pot the least indication u even reversal wa Observed
the wire APPEARED y have sunk INTO ts Usrai othargig
condition. During THURSDAY aud FRIDAY though The most
vigtsnt watch was day aud uah sopt Uror tie gaivap0
metet! ~ apl"Nsnoe V returning currents fud b. OBJ
served though the earth during H. whole N Ills
period seemed r. I've remarkably steady On tne morning
~ saturday last, between Dine and O'Clock some
slight Indications ofslgnas and reversal. were no,rod bit
they we're neither very mte gbe nor enduring Prom
thence up 70 The present time nothing more has been ~
cetved And yet The tesiiBgs 90 ~, show tina,
in n
condition ihan Il was month back II Is certainly
must extraordinary and unaCc0uniablc fact that appa
reuty With a circumstances The same. the cable SHOULD
81 tmrs 30 found capable ~ transmitting signals, while
atncT n0t TIE hntesi trace u signal can be made 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12
The Departure OF Prince Alfred for Sea.


The Prince al wales attended hy Major Lindsey. went
down 70 Portsmouth Wednesday last 10 see Prince
Alfred 81. The parting between the royal brothers
very aiectonatc and the ROYAL cade seemed also much
moved at parting With his old friends and corsDr
Mner OF the royal yacht and Naval Instructor Jolly Of
the lliustrious. The latter gentleman is appointed
tutor 10 Prince Arthur.
The young sailor Prince Seemed in the best OF sp
ritz, and at home with the young gentle
selected dsr officer has been appointed 10
the Euryaus We believe, whose character and merits
have not hrst been submitted for her Majesty ;
APPROVAL 70 be his c0npagpons dc royagc. Mr. Wal
ton, Of Gosport, was honored by her Majesty ;
commands to III out the young prince and IL may be in
iercsing to those Young gentlemen who studying to
enter the and others already admitted and serving
know that Prince Alfred viii enjoy immunity from
bis al rank that his outfit better cxton
than theirs that his chest Is the and strict
rtEuai article, and IL his servant has cabin allot
ted him. the Prince, his master, sings his hammock
The lower deck and bertls himself therein the
the other cadets and with the same chance Of .cohbng
though probably with tic like probability Of receiving
that introductory inCton Her Majesty lad she Princes
chest and QUITS sent up 10 Buckingham Palace for her
Tand The Prince Consort's inspection and on IT,
turn 70 Mr. Walton Wednesday for shpmcns the queen
and Prince both pleased 10 express their high salts
faction with the equipment Tho chest i Of polished oak
and tn toilet utensils white metal electro plated The kit
VA OF the usual character, and no superfuitics.
Tic Prince of Wales will shortly receive q commission
ii AND ION the army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12

We have received SAYS Galigranis Mcsenqcr the fol
lowing communication from the party who has contracted
To raise the Russian vessels the harbor of Sebastopo
IL l. dated from that poet, and written Sep
TENDER 30
noticed an article in your journal relating to the sunk
en- ships IN this harbor A. many contradictory state
ments have appeared declaring that the Americans
who contracted Tor the removal Of the ships had abandon
ca the work as h0pccss others that the terrible Of
the Black Sea bad entirely destroyed the vessels others
that tie work Coaiidcd Amcrican-n an.
swer to all such reports, allow STATE tina, contract
ed with The Russian government IN October 1856 TO re-
move the sps anc vessels -uus IN this hirbor that am
American that Immediately closing The contract
returned 10 the United States and had such machinery
constructed was necessary. aud arrived at this place
the following year. and commenced procuring the
chincry and materials. which completed until
May last Since That time laye raised whole the sixteen
schooner Smela the Turk Groznci also
the sixteen gun brig Aenus. the Parassane aud Strea
and engaged on the steamers Danube and Odessa
above, have entirely removed the hus Of two old
line OF battle ships aud trgate that formerly used
as prison ships also the irigaic Lyanna and tho line
oihutc ship Sagodul, with the exception of her keel
which buried twelve feet 81 mud SIS forces
are now engaged ~ tie removal Of the 100 gun ship
Constantine, hneWbattle snip Paris. and transport
Beneziu. which ships are IA the middle OF the higbor,
aud rapidly being removed. Tho isrredO has not
injured the sunkcn ships 10 the extent generally sup
steamer Turk which j. in excellent ORDER. hcr hull Il
quite sound, with the exception of her upper works her
engines require slight repairs the cOmmisson that
examined her decided that would require hut i've per
81 her value restore her complete running order
TIC other vessels are IN equally good a CONDITION.
beg further 10 remark that contracted 10 clear tho hlr
hor Of baso.ol, and shall complete the work faith
ful manner. TITO contradictory statements
have appeared have undoubtedly from the fact that
american company came here with a wonderful pump
tGwinuC 3D. By which means they supposed they could
exhaust tie waterfront the 81 y and nat them Acr ncf
work, aud departed tor America via Consantnnpe. Not
wishing a. dcprccate The power 81 their machinery they
reported The impo.s billy OF The SHIPS ever beng
moved, which has now been practically reiuiel am,
n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12

Under the head ~ --latest Intelligence the furufiis
Kge announces The plccaton Of considerable part %
TIE great Tchetchuia II says All the mountainous re-
gon between the u the Terck ana tie valley Of
CharO Argounc has made lie submsso to the Emperor
The Terek rises in The mountains the north 81 eor
gia. and flows INTO the Caspian Sea. A dozen tribes
dwelling 10 the west Of CharoAgoune have given host
ages, received chiefs from the hands OF the Rus
sans aud, joining the acton ~ the word mme.
rnediaiely turned their against their former
brethren the monntaineers, that stu hold out Tho
tribes 10 the east Of Charo Argounc have also
srnnod their intention ~ submitting but the upoesihiv
o exend ng the line occupied by the troops the extent
necessary 10 insure these people the security they have
right 10 expect from the Czar at present obstacle
the acceptance Of their submission The despatch giving
account o this important success was brought by Cap
tain Fsdte who reached Ts straight from the Argoune,
without escort, and accompanied solely by deputies rom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12
LATEST MARKETS.

LONDON, Oct 30-P. NJ
Consois close weak at s81 9s4 for both money and
account
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3D.. NJ
Cotton s very fat sales 1000 bales at unchanged quo
tations.
In breadstuAs and provisions nothing has been donc.
LIVERPOOL, Oct Sop. H.
CorToS.A very fiat market, but prices lower than
yesterday sales 5000 bales, 1000 of which specua
ton and for export
BREAIsrurs Nothing done Today. Prices nomnaly
unchanged
PRoysloNs.-Nothing done to-day Prices nousnay
unchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12
Visit Of New York Soldiers 10 Ireland,

PROM u BihirN letter, bct. 70, n nubln Mail.
am glad to that the Evening Mail has directed the
attention Of the government to the proposed landing
THIS country Of regiment of armed from America
commanded by Col Ryan There Just grounds for the
exercise of caution in this matter am sorry inform
you that setous societies have been discovered this
neghborhood as well in other places in the west OF the
county of Cork. They also creeping inland and have
made some progress in the neghborng county Of Kerry
strange popularity rervades this movement.
The members of the society bind themselves not to
dyuge their plans TO the priests. and where spoken
against from the altar they dcnounee the priests
pots rs bad as the rest Of their trants They sup
posed % derive inspirations from America, and money
also They declare Their intention rise IN when.
ever there may be difference with France America
The government is believe, aware of these facts. At
present the whole thing very contemplate but affords
alr grounds Tor preventing the gallant Goth trom march
ing through this country N arms, and encampng mill.
tary fashion, to Keep up the hopes Of Irish rebels The
strange point IN the matter excluding the priests, aud
without them they can do nothing beyond producing
another cabbage garden campaign.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12

II was stated sine ago that the government had
resolved 10 postpone the projected expedition against the
R pirates until after conclusion Of the Mexican affair
but the scmi-oca journals state that tie appoint
ent Of Lieutenant General Prim 10 the command of an
expedition has been dentvely agreed to, and that The
number o. the troops 10 be engaged w Il s - be l201o
IN spite however, Of this very positive afrmaton letter
from ministerial declares that nothing whatever
has been de6ntivey settled on the subject.
The steamer Pizarro bad left Alicante with troops for
Cuba.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12

the reduced ribcs This the FIRST time that route has
been Iaversed by Russian officer
The Caucasus informs that the taking OF the Avail
Rouri oh the LIST OF september, there fell besides MAJOR
General Baron Wrewsk, lieutenant colonel and two
other officers. The lieutenant colonel bore the English
looking name OF Gardner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12

3,55Z.
AN OLD Wing FURTHER DEtIiED.-A St Louis paper, q
ew days since, defined sold line whg' to be man
who takes his liquor regularly and votes the democratic
ticket occasionally appears that this definition IS not
applicable elsewhere than in Missouri The Knoxville
Wing says that in Tennessee sold line whig is
who takes bis liquor regularly, the democratic ticket
invariably demands office, and falling TO get it, kicks out
Of the traces and swears he democrat The
old line wings in Maryland says the Baltimore Clipper,
few and far between that they cannot be distinctly
classified They for the most part political fossils,
who stick by the name of their old party, bu. won't
cognse its principles anywhere else. They have been
left behind in the march Of political organizations, and
fondy and mournfuy bend the grave of whiggcry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12

MATRIMONIAl.
MkTRIMoNY- MIDDLE AGED wIDowER, W KE
M spcttabiy aud possessing the attributes o W.
morality desires gpod wife; intelligent well educated
lady age thirty ~ social and aRresolr
ent some ~ her command VIII NM one
who SINCERE and In All ans address
e 10 Albert # Weed BALTIMORE Md viii be strictly cont
dental.
rFATPTNTEy WIDOW LADY, B YEARS OF AGE
M Of an aneconae aud conhdng disposition DESTROYS OF
forming The acquaintance Of gentleman with view " mar
Tie aiypftiser English but not prelude ed W any
country Address Charlotte Benton station A.
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Herald Office.
LoR ADDITIONAL HEALTHY BOY, TWO YEARS
Old me son q widow Gan be seen ,er one weeE and
street between Ninth and Tenth avenues
IF THE GENTLEMAN THAT CALLED YESTERDAY At
2s3 East Tenth street will call again, he have The entire
floor that the lady spoke OF to him
IF STRANGER" WILL CALL AT THE HERALD OF
lady street omnibus Tuesday evening last,
with the address OF the party.
IF,DAN SHEA. WHO WAS INoCIRIsGG For FRED;
Mckenzie win call at Y Ann street he viii End him and
hear of something to his advantage.
IMPORTATION wANTED-oF JAS MANSFIELD WHO
Ian here last r I'd IN sP Cultivate Ans nom a
den. Call for Ann Downy.
IMPORTATION Is WANTED OF MARY MAILMAN
formerly Of the county Of GALWAY Ire.r,d who came
living With Mr. wilson s. whtehal street, New YORK s w
information Of her win he thankfully received by her sister
Bridget Mailman, No IS Summit street. South Brooklyn.
INST 70 s b eans egen Fy rc On e s
since which he has no. been heard FROM and as he
friends his safety. He correct habits ami.6e
aa sss 10 . ss S So a AND # s inches s
dial man~s bad when last cali skin boots drab
bunting silver watch gold sleeve buttons gold studs IN he
On his person Any information concerning him len with pr
Westervelt at Bergen Five Corners WITH VIM W Rose So
be thankfy received BY his distressed parents and friends
NfISSTNG-SINCE TUESDAY MORNING, ABOUT TEN
WI oeoeS from hs place Of business no "a Pine street
about him. and len deposit In the bank He
70 of feet inches high small sharp features,
minen, nose bald on he top bead rsceding oreesd small
thin whsskers and ght brown hair. Had
brown business and mixed information
will be gratefully received by his family friends
~, Pine street, N. Y.
THERE is A LETTER REMAINING II THE CHAT.
ham Post ohee for j. s. Norton Please call aud geti
i. e. a.
THE HARP OF A THOUSAND STRINGS WAS SOLD
for nothing The man who played upon brought less
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12
Political Intelligence.

Political Intelligence.
Tux Work ON THE CoSsurUnoS.-The returns from the
following counties viii give some indication Of the aggre
pae vote m the question of constitutional amen iment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12
THE LATEST.

-
The Pars Bourne yesterday was calm. The three per
cent reates to rs francs for money and account
The Moriteur published the monthly average price Of
wheat, which for the whole Of France is 81 84sc per
hectolre being decline Of 36c. the last returns
The lowest price l3f 54 and the highest at Marsees
cot 9Oc.
The Emperor Alexander has addressed order Of the
day to the army of the Caucasus expressing his satsfac
on at the result of their late operations There now
direct communication between the army and Tiis in con-
sequence of the voluntary submission Of different tribes
From return about to be Published by the Minister Of
the Interior at Rome appears that the number Of po
cal offenders pardoned recalled from exile 1850 is
l,25S, and that the number now in custody 25s. or
these all except 20 have been condemned for civil
crimes or offences, well as political ones.
The Moniev publishes decree, preceded by long re-
port on the administration and organization Of Algers
Councils General instituted in three Departments
Projects nominated for Agiers and Constantine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12

A GrEICIAL FLOWERS
"A Tsrget wreaths
Ball and bridal w-estnA,
Head dresses and bouquet1
full general OF every description Of Frer
and American goods.
Johbers and mtners invited b call and examine ct
PRICES Artificial Fiosery Msnuiactssst
45 Division reei